. >>> 16-year-old felicia barnes disappeared in late december. the case sparked a massive search that ended in april when her naked body was found. police investigators said it was a murder. police are using a child pornography using e-mails linked to barnes and others. authorities asked to search four facebook accounts, six separate yahoo e-mail accounts, including two with felicia's name for evidence of crimes including sexual exploitation of children and distribution and possession of child pornography. affidavits related to the case remain seal but felicia barnes father and brother russell told wjz they had been aware of the search warrants for months and that the warrants were part of a thorough investigation to find out who killed felicia as her family waits for answers. >> it's a matter of what happened and when it happened. >> reporter: those search warrant applications were filed on may 10. no word yet from investigators if those e-mails or facebook accounts have provided any useful information. >>> you can read more about this case on t

john chapman, felicia fugati, taylor brown. thomas darkweather. vanessa worry. >> ma'am, has your name been called? president olague: if your name's been called, please start coming up to the mic. >> hello. president olague: if you have a card, you should put the card on the thing and we'll eventually get to it. >> hello. my name is john chapman and i'm speaking on behalf of larkin street. this is for all the youth my age. i think you should give us a chance. as far as improving the housing, it would get the property off the street. you may not reach everybody, but you'll reach some, and that's the people who actually want to do something. you come as a person who -- i'm from the east coast and we don't have no problems like that up there. and to come out here and actually have a chance to better ourselves than to stay down, yeah. why not give us a chance and let us have a chance to make this nation wherever you need it to be back at. that's all i have to say. president olague: thank you. >> i'm felicia and i'm also with larkin. i'm a survivor of

. >> let's talk more about the current stalemate with felicia, blogger for "the washington post."good day to you. you're in a exciting place there on the hill. is this political posturing? what would the gop have to gain if they have their current bill, at least the house bill, if it were to become law in this phased approach that they would like to have happen here? >> well, it appears that that house bill that was put forth by the house speaker john boehner this week is all but dead. the senate voted it down last night on a bipartisan vote. and interestingly, that vote included six republicans who voted against it along with the senate democrats because they believed it was not conservative enough for them in the upper chamber. so all eyes are on senate majority leader harry reid and mitch mcconnell. they were in negotiations yesterday. >> but felicia, if it did go through in phases, where you would have to have the discussion again of raising the debt ceiling again, if the republicans would like that, do they stand to gain by bringing up that discussion as we move into the 2012

felicia with the washington post. thank you very much. >> great.anks so much. >>> in sports beyond the scores, three-time tour de france winner alberto contador punched his fan as he was going by them. at a nascar truck race in nashville, one vehicle became hot wheels going up in flames after a restart, but incredibly, the driver managed to escape without a scratch. >>> at that same track earlier during practice, a dog ran out on to the field. the infield there. forcing cars to put on the brakes. after a lot of chase, the crew finally corralled that dog. that is sports beyond the scores here on msnbc saturday. ♪ who let the dogs out [ male announcer ] this...is the network -- a network of possibilities. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... for greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them.

. >> following reports of new information the felicia barnes murder investigation. tonight at 11:00 p.m., someone reportedly access to her facebook page. antonette 11:00 p.m., the bill one state lawmaker is opposing >> severe storms are trekking through, especially eastern baltimore county, north and in your rental -- and a rondo county, eastern dundalk as well as essex county. it watch goes all the way back to frederick county tomorrow afternoon. it looks like it will clear up in time for the weekend. that would be some pretty nice timing. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- --www.ncicap.org--

felicia taylor measures the impact this scandal has had on news corp's bottom line. >> it was a long day of testimony before parliament and a long day for investors listening for any clues as to what might be happening at murdoch's empire. we didn't hear any surprises. that lack of uncertainty was good for the stock price. it went up about 5.5% in trading. also the coo was listening very carefully. i had a chance to talk with chase kerry and he said he thought they did a good job. i had the clans to ask whether or not he would be the one to take over as ceo. at which point he giggled and said had some fun. the good news for news corp is that the television division is the one that matters the most. that is not involved in this phone hacking scandal that we know of yet. that's what investors like. that's the revenue stream that will continue. people aren't going to stop watching fox news or fox sports simply because of this newspaper scandal. however, when it comes to investing, we've seen the stock price go down about 11%. it climbed back somewhat. we still have some ways to go. ther

felicia?usch has filed applications to trademark the signature area codes of 15 u.s. cities. the area codes span the country from philadelphia, miami, and san diego. the move follows a success of chicago-based goose islands 313 urbanly ale. it was named after its city. it's the number two selling beer there in 2009. poppy? >> thanks so much, felicia. a long awaited dog agency opens its doors. the consumer protection bureau will make sure banks are abiding by laws and the new sheriff in washington is without an actual sheriff. the white house has yet to appoint an officer. the white house has yet to make an official appointment. fred? >> thanks so much, ladies. it appears that elizabeth warren is no longer being considered for that job. the white house tomorrow will nominate richard cordray, a former ohio attorney general and currently serves as the chief enforcement officer for the new bureau. >>> and we continue to follow breaking news in egypt. reports that hosni mubarak has lapsed into a co

brian eggleston killed felicia avery and her daughter. the arrest warrant was served today. they were ready for the release on an unrelated charge. tonight we're learning more about those arsons in baltimore county. we told you about the last evening. more than half a dozen fires were set in the edge of your area. as barry simms explains, this community has been burned by arson before. >> most of the damage to this minivan happened inside. the smoke covered windshield and burned a driver's seat evidence of arson. her family heard a loud boom around 4:00 a.m. sunday morning and she found her husband's work a ban on fire. >> it was so scary. >> what they did not know until after firefighters arrived is that there kia sorrento was on fire. the family worried the flames would extend to their home. >> it was a fire and potentially could have caught our house on fire. my kids were inside. >> another car and the stumpf tour was set on fire along with two sheds located on sparrows point road. the flames damaged the car repair station's roof. he got his tenant next door to leave and

felicia is the lead offer of the post's two chamber's blogs. back to where we started the grand bargain. take us through this. >> richard, there are five days remaining until the deadline set by the white house for these negotiators to come to an agreement. what's striking is this grand bargain keeps being on again, off again. you saw by the end of last week the house speaker john boehner had shot down the idea in a saturday evening announcement by saying that house republicans just wouldn't go along with the idea to cut $4 trillion from the deficit over the next ten years. but it's revving up again in part due to plan b. that's the complex procedure that's been introduced by the senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell. it would allow both chambers to raise the debt ceiling through the end of next year and republicans can do that without having to vote in favor of it. this plan that started out as sort of a last ditch effort to avoid default seems to be a way for gems to look at this as well to attach spending cuts to it and that seems to be a

. >> if you didn't think a computer program could predict crime, tell that to felicia. increasing patrols in the garage, officers arrested her and say she was trying to break into cars. >> santa cruise police have been using this for three weeks now. so far it can predict the place and time of day that a crime will happen with 71% accuracy. >> i think that's a remarkable success rate. >> zach friend enters the information of all the thefts and burglaries from the previous day into a computer. the program crunches the data and comes up with a mass of the probability, day of the week, and general location where crimes will likely happen. the department shrunk 10% over the last decade, down to 94 cops while property crimes are up 38%. the department had to find a way to do more with less. >> we do owe it to the community to do things like that. you can't say you need more stuff. you need more unmany. whatever it may be. >> does it surprise you that it's working? >> it doesn't surprise me. >> the model is george moller. he uses the same thing seismologists use. molar says c

felicia taylor following this. i will tell you, surprising that the -- futures are not up as much as possible. which leads me to believe the smart money thinks that these guys know they have to get a deal done. >> it is interesting because you are saying before, you were talking about how the bond market seemed to be okay. there is a belief this was going to get resolved. i wonder if that belief is eroding as we see this drag out. >> that's exact there problem. there's this hint of uncertainty and hint of doubt. if that continues, you will see it play out more and more and more. you are right. i mean, mart money believes there's no question that we will do it. just the problem of why do we have to keep it going on and on until august 2. just do it. get it done. >> thank you. >>> five prominent u.s. lawmakers demanding to know in newspapers in britain broke any laws in the united states. not only for alleged phone hacking and privacy violations, but those that might involve 9/11 victims and also possible violations

. >> that's in an article by felicia lee. someone comments on the shade of gabourey's skin. these type of things you can't predict. we picked her because she was beautiful and she was talented. >> hinojosa: amazingly talented. the story that you also point out with push, the movie precious, is that... it's about these community groups, these... you know, these community organizers. >> exactly. >> hinojosa: look at you. you're just like... >> exactly. >> hinojosa: because you want ople to... >> exactly. >> hinojosa: ...say, "you know what? if we actually see someone... >> exactly. >> hinojosa: ...who is entirely different than us... >> exactly. >> hinojosa: ...and we give of ourselves, we can in fact transform someone's life." >> exactly. and i really wanted to show... you have this dysfunctional family, a family of colored dysfunctionals, but you also have this functional community. you know, so the first person who... she has angels. you see that in the book. each blade of grass has an angel that tells it to grow, grow. and so the first person who comes to her, she's litera

felicia, one last question here. what do you think then is this meeting with president obama? based on what leader mcconnell was saying, is it more the president telling the democratic leaders what he may have been discussing with senator mcconnell? >> reporter: certainly the president has been in discussions with the democrats to see what is passable. part of the process going forward is what's able to pass the senate. we found out about an hour ago that the senate budget committee chairman, kent conrad, has been engaged -- a democrat -- has been engaged with several republicans on the hill in an attempt to see what kind of compromise they would be supporting. there was a letter earlier from about 43 senate republicans who said that they would not support this reed plan under any circumstances. that left about four republicans who are more open to compromising with democrats in the senate. you've got several others who have said that they are open to this negotiation with the budget committee chairman. we might see in a couple of hours when there's progress being made here an

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. >> reporter: if you didn't think a computer program could predict crime, try telling that to felicia. after increasing patrols in the garage, officers arrested her and say she was trying to break into cars. santa cruz police have been using this predictive policing model for three weeks and the results are promising. so far, it can predict the place and the time of day that a crime will happen with 71% accuracy. >> i just think that's a remarkable success rate. >> reporter: it works like this. crime analysts enter the information of all the thefts and burglaries from the previous day into a computer. the program crunches the data and comes up with the matt of the probability, day of the week and the general location where crimes will likely happen. the department has shrunk 10% in the past decade down to just 94 cops. while property crimes are up 38%. the department had to find a way to do more with less. >> we owe it to the community to do things. you can't just say you need more staff, money or whatever. >> reporter: does it surprise you that it's working? >> it doesn't surprise me

bill and roger and carlos, arianna, who is a senior, guillermo, who say senior, lucia, a senior, felicia is a senior, mary ellen is a senior, alisa is a senior, they're here representing the millions of people around this country who are as brave as the soldiers on the front lines in afghanistan. we don't have time for more delaying tactics. we need to get to the business at hand. we have a message that we can send back to the house very quickly. that's why we got rid of the -- i'm sorry, that's why we got the message so quickly last night, we wanted to get to what we're trying to do today and that is solve this problem we have. we can't do this alone. we need the republicans to join with us. we hope that before midnight approaches they will come to us and we will have worked during that -- during the day to say, thanks, that's a good idea, but i haven't heard anything from the republican leader. now, i hope he knows his troops are concerned. we know that. all of us know that. we have talked to republicans. we have a proposal that is a proposal that the president will sign. it takes into

>> felicia is right. cuts are much closer to boehner, much more real cuts.emocrats will not like as as much as they were supporting the reid plan. the timing of letting this go into 2013 is a big win for the democrats. >> thank you so much. good to see you both. >> thank you. >>> another big story we're following. renewed unrest in the middle east. activists inside syria say dozens have been killed as syria ramps up crockdown of activists in front of rama dad. tanks stormed hama before dawn today, killing 62 people in a barrage of shelling and gunfire. hama has seen some of the largest anti government protests. >>> the fate of the two jailed american hikers in iran will be announced within the week according to the hikers' lawyer and a syrian official. they were arrested along the iran/iraq border fortress passing and spying for the u.s. today's news dashes hopes they would be released immediately after the day's final hearing in their case. has a best-in-class driving range of over 500 miles per tank. so you can catch morning tee time in pebble beach and th

. >> felicia flockhart? okay wait. is it an actress? >> jimmy: it's a woman.tyler moore? >> jimmy: no. >> come on, i need more of this. >> jimmy: -- i can't think of what it is. an interview talk show, barbara walters, "the view." >> "all my children?" >> jimmy: oh my god. she has a bunch of kids. oh! oh, my god, kate! "kate plus eight!" [ buzzer ] "kate plus eight!" >> wait what is it? >> both: "the bachelorette." >> what! >> jimmy: your voice just went so high. tie breaker. here we go. let's do one more. tie breaker. we'll do a showdown. we have to go same one, okay? >> do you want to pick the number? >> jimmy: no, of course you, you're my guest. >> yay! okay. come here. >> jimmy: hmm. >> sugar. >> here. >> thank you. you're such a gentleman. >> jimmy: that marker doesn't work. [ laughter ] are you drawing? my gosh, go! >> star. >> star of david. [ laughter ] >> america. >> american flag. [ yelling ] >> president of the united states. >> superman. "captain america" ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is awesome. come on, i love you! sorry, sorry, sorry.

thank you for putting this series together, for that very nice introduction and thank you to mary and felicia and the u.s. capitol society. we were chatting just before and that it is especially appropriate to talk about jacqueline kennedy at a historical society such as this because it was jacqueline kennedy who kicked off a movement to have historical societies for our branch of the government. the white house has the first historical society founded by mrs. kennedy in 1961 and the capitol historical society followed one year later in 1962 and a few years later in 1974 the supremes, u.s. supreme court historical society was founded in 1974. we are grateful to these associations because they're very helpful in keeping alive the history of these three important branches of our government. welcome to all of you today. i want to begin with a question -- two questions for you. i spoke to c-span and they said this would be informal. we don't have to have a microphone so i will repeat your answers. the first question is going to be, if i can get my power point going here in a moment. there we go.

i know it is wicked and perhaps felicia, but i cannot help it. there is not a living thing that would be -- that would not be better off without me. i contribute to the happiness of not a single object, and often to the unhappiness of many, and always smile because i'm never happy. you read this if anything, my . d bartlett in 1852. if she had acted out of these emotions, clearly, she was in depression. she would not have been there to found the red cross and all the good works that organization did. you get an inside look at people when you look at their personal papers. it helps you dispel that stereotypes of people and it really helps you understand someone's motivations and the baggage they brought with them. you just do not get that from the official documents that might be within those pages of the records. >> we will return to our feature documentary in a moment. for more information on the library of congress, including a brief history, it quits, and other resources, go to c- span.org/libraryofcongress. get your own copy of the library of

. >> thank you, poppy and alison and felicia. >>> this may be your outrageous story of the day.ple ipad 2 for $69. you heard me right. $69 for the ipad. that would be a great deal if it was true. it was a big mistake, however, on sears web site last night. the ipad, many of you know, starts at $699 for the ipad 2. not $69. a lot of people saw this deal at $69 and they jumped on it. took advantage. wish somebody would have called me. sears is not saying how many jumped on the deal before they noticed the mistake. it was 20 minutes to a half hour. all sears is saying is a third party messed up when they posted the price online. sears is not honoring the price. it is giving people their $69 back and no ipad in the mail. >>> subscribers to netflix have a decision to make. accept the new pricing plan that means a 60% jump in costs for streaming video and dvds or you can go somewhere else. if the netflix facebook page is any indication of customer reaction. thousands of current users are looking for an alternative before the price change goes into effect later this summer. >>> casey a

>> thanks so much, felicia. a long awaited watchdog agency in washington opens its doors this week. books at the country's biggest banks, ensure they're abiding by current credit card loss and respond to consumer complaints, but the new sheriff in washington is actually without a sheriff. white house has yet to appoint the cfpv's director due to opposition in congress. elizabeth warren has been a frontrunner for that position, but the white house has yet to make an an paintment. tj? >> poppy and alison, thank you. here we go at the top of the hour. on this "cnn saturday morning," i'm tv holmes. first up as we check some of the stories making headlines, atlanta's school cheating scandal. they have now been given an option, the 178 teaches and principals accused. they've been told, you can quit, two, you can be fired. have you till wednesday to decide. they're suspected of helping falsify answers on standardized tests. >>> also today is casey anthony's full day in jail. she will be released tomorrow. not sure of the details how it's going to go down. before she leaves a south carolina

felicia taylor looks at how his works. >> reporter: cold hard cash is being exchanged.. the payment takes place entirely over the internet by anonymous encrypted code. this one being made with a mobile device. there are more than 6.5 bitcoins in circulation right now. users can purchase everything from clothing to professional services to tech gadgets. meze grill is one of the few accepting bitcoins, and he began in april and has a handful of customers paying with them each day. >> we have had a handful of customers who have came through because we accept bitcoins. >> i use it as much as i can. people are getting into it to invest, but i have lunch with it here. we try to support all the merchants that accept it. >> reporter: there is no bank or government involvement. that absence of regulation is one of the reasons why bitcoin is so attractive to some. >> some are worried about the fact that the fed has so much control over monetary policy. at any moment the fed can print a ton of money and you have inflation. other people, it's less of an economic argument but more o

felicia is a senior. alyssa is a senior. they are here representing the millions of people around this country who are as frayed of the soldiers on the frontline in afghanistan. we don't have more delaying tactics? we need to get to the business of hand. we have a message that we can send back to the house very quickly. that's why we did the message so quickly last night. we wanted to get to what we are trying to do today. that is, solve this problem that we have. we can't do this alone. we need the republicans to join with us. we hope before midnight approaches, they will come to us and work with us during the day today to say thank you. it was a good idea. i haven't heard anything from the republican leader. now, i hope that he knows his troops are concerned. we know that. all of us know that. we have talked to the republicans. we have a proposal that is a proposal that the president will sign. it takes into consideration many of the objectives the republicans had. there are no revenues. there are cuts. it lowers the debt