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pamela long wiggins was arrested last night for accessory after the fac. cops also found the gun used to kill the couple. they took a safe from the home too. the county sheriff said there are still several other people they want to talk to. >> we believe, again, we believe, that this case has had so many odd twists and turns, this may be the last piece of the puzzle. >> six men and one teenager are charged with killing bird and melanie billings in their home in florida last week. >> day four of supreme court nominee sonia sotomayor confirmation hearing delivered more tough questions today. a group of firefighters from new haven connecticut subpoenaing about their discrimination lawsuit that sonia sotomayor ruled against in a lower court. a decision which was eventually overturned by the u.s. supreme court. meantime, democrats have set the first vote on sonia sotomayor for next week. >> the debate over health care reform. and who should pay for it. continues on capitol hill. just this week, house democrats unveiled a 1000 page detailed version of their heal

in fac, police say they had to wake up some of the children after a neighbor called 911. >> i was devastated. i could not believe it. >> reporter: family friend and school bus driver yvonne hahn rushed to the home to console some of the kids. >> matthew told me his mom and daddy was shot and killed and he didn't have a mom and daddy anymore. and i told him that they would always be there, that he would st look up to heaven if he talk to them, could talk to them like a dwirchgling star. >> reporter: later today, they found an older red van they believed was this one caught on a surveillance camera leaving the home and said they were interviewing two persons of interest and looking for a third n 2005, melanie billings told a local newspaper she and her husband wanted to share their we know with children in need but never imagine ared their family would grow so large. >> they were remarkable for adopting that many children and always being such good parents and always doing things for them to the fullest. >> reporter: days before the murder, melanie billings wrote friend, let your loved ones kn

and in fac it was interesting. i hada conversation wth senator jay rockefelr today and he ws remiscing about the clinton effort 16 ars ago and, you kw, he ha the observation that many of the mistakes that haened 16 years ago with the clinton reorm you are noseeing this time around. he actually i very complimenta of the white house fo letting congress kind of do its thig for a while. he has thisview and i tendto agree that lawmakers want to feel that they have a built to their jobs and on sometng as omplicaed as healh care they want to tae the tme, look these things oer, thrash itut and that's a lo of what we seattle gwen: but we've also seenhe presint and white house trotting out people nd spitals and insurs and basically saying ty're on board, you get on board oo. is that working >> you s most notably in te housesenator henry axman saying i'm nt bound bythose eals. gwen: right. >> on the other hand they are neutralizing some of t oppotion to some extent. tht can be helul down th road. gwen: ok. another domestic pr

. >> the fac that it's a tragedy. a lot ohuman rights abowese inchechnya,ave been for many years of course and not much thathe united states can or frankly in my opinn should rt do on an actual policy vel. the differce between obama and bush on this is that bush basical talked a bigg game but didn't do anythin the obama admintration has ven dropped the talk. they'r very festiious of what they wi do to someone se. 'll not tortureow but happily ske the hand of people who do torture. >> wait a minute, i think that's a little exeme. i think as wmentioned when w were he on the anniversary of tiananmen, the ministration did hav a qite strong statement that came out. it is a challen to balance the fact thatthere's an enorus. a things that they want to get done with the ussians. it's a crupt and -- repressive government there. i don't think that theywon't lift a hand to comply. ihink it's a little hah. >> i don't tnk it's harsh at al and i'm not say that they're wrong doing that. we mentioned tnanmen. we just had some sort of

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home burned and firefighters fac major obstacles while trying to put out the flames. simmons. i'll have the detail in a live report coming up when fox 5 morning news returns. yo t.'s (announcer) we're stepping up our style at the jcpenney appreciation sale. everyone gets an extra % off instantly with a coupon no matter how you pay. get an extra 15% off all brands for her. get an extra 15% off all men's brands. get an extra 15% off all regular and sale price items. all kids apparel, all lingerie, shoes and jewelry, all home items and kitchen electrics cluding cuisinart and kitchenaid. check your newspaper for bonus coupons or print them at jcp.com and see everything on sale. style, quality and price matter. jcpenney. >>> here is a live shot of the u.s. capitol and what i can tell from you the shot, it is dark out obviously, but it does for the look as hazy as it has looked some other mornings. we might have to wait for a little more sunlight to tell you about so far, so good this morning. not too bad. it is muggy out there a little bit this morning and did you get some

he fac a misdemeanor stalking charge. >> the perception of charges would have the residents of the district of columbia believe that mr. barry has been in aggressive pursuit of the accuser and harassed her but this is not the case. >> his accuser is actually a close friend and confidant of the former mayor. the accuser says she never asked for barry to be arrested but says he followed her and her ex-husband in their car. as for barry's constituents many are reserving judgment. >> he is innocent until proven guilty. >> reserving judgment but a judge will get the case thursday. that is when barry is due in court. we are live at the wilson building. matt brock. >> 6:48 the time. let's check the other top stories. >> president barack obama is in moscow for a u.s.-yuschenko summit. he arrived there this morning. he went to the tomb of the unknown soldier where he laid a wreath. he meets in a few minutes with the russian presidentmedvedev. they are said to be ready to sign an agreement making further cuts in the country's nuclear arsenals. the ousted president of honduras will try again to return

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