i ran away from philadelphia to fort lauderdale when i was 15, and gave birth to my oldest daughter andabitual runaway by judge mark speiser. over the next years, i struggled with my addiction, giving birth to a son and another daughter. finally, in my late thirties, i ended up homeless, living under bridges, and i finally started going to jail. it was jail that actually saved my life, because that is where i met broward county drug court judge marcia beach, who loved me, and so i could love myself. she placed me in the sheriff's 90-day in-custody treatment program. the time there helped save my life. the last 30 days of the 90 days i did something i had never done before in my entire life. i made a plan. today, i'm an intern for intherooms.com. we are the world's largest recovery web site with over 260,000 people worldwide, sharing their experience, strength, and hope with each other, and it's powerful. today, i'd like to tell you that i'm an asset, not a liability. today, i'm a face and voice in and of recovery, and thank you for having me. (applause) on behalf of the president of the

. >>> caught on airport surveillance video, a man steals a rolex watch in fort lauderdale.e hesitates and then grabs the watch worth $16,000. police arrested him on grand theft charges and returning the rolex to its rightful owner. >>> finally, a good excuse to shop. it's a packed weekend for thousands of shoppers looking to save big on appliances. as gigi barnett explains, it only rolls around once a year. >> reporter: donna has big plans for her kitchen. a complete makeover. >> steel and light colored wood. >> reporter: she waited for this weekend to buy more than $20,000 in appliances in pikeville. thanks to the tax free weekend on certain products, she saved big. >> i saved about $500 in today. a tax free weekend. how about that. >> reporter: in the store, he said this weekend kicks off the busy weekend for him and the sales tax will only bring in more shoppers. >> business is generally quiet until this time and then come out of hibernation for a good excuse. >> reporter: adelburg said buying green is high on her list. >> that is important to me. i'm green minded and gl

phil kiting is in fort lauderdale with the story. >> reporter: about 3,000 passengers on board the crowns, this was supposed to be a fun seven-day cruise to aruba and kur usaou. after many became ill, they returned to port everglades this morning, returning with six passengers for the second cruise in a row. the culprit, according to the center of disease control s noro virus. a stomach virus which, according to passengers, does not make for a fun cruise at all. this cruise left saturday night after a six-hour delay, while it was being massively scrubbed down with disinfectant. that apparently did not do the job, did not eliminate the virus for the new passengers. >> the sickness is montezuma's revenge. they have a fancy name for it. i can't tell you what it s. my opinion, they shouldn't have sailed the ship to begin with. >> they wiped your chair when you got up from the table, they wiped your machine when you were in the casino, they were so astute about everything and cleanliness. >> reporter: according to passengers, princess gave everyone a full refund to help pay for the return tri

>>yeah, these are fort lauderdale?bout four years ago from my guys and me arresting people and start noticing, from florida? and more often it started happening more and more and more and more and more. and finally it got to the point where, hell, they're all from florida. that's when i started making phone calls to the dea pharmacy boards, medical boards. i got you. and basically what they told me was in a nice way was, was "look, you're a hick sheriff from the hills of kentucky don't be trying to tell us how to do our job." ♪ >>throughout the state of kentucky, there's no family that has not been impacted one way or another by this. if we someone in the obituary columns of the newspaper and they're in their 30s and 40s most likely it's because of a drug overdose. but we don't know. >>and why is that? because it's so pervasive, we don't have enough money to test everyone that comes in. (mariana) kentucky now leads the nation in prescription drug abuse. oxycodone first got a foothold here about a decade ago. and the ra

. >> the fort lauderdale airport has got a lot of attention. a woman left something blind in one of the bins and moments later a man reaches in and takes the object. police say it's a rolex watch worth $6500. they advise passengers never place jewelry in the bins. >> controverse rei growing over a cell phone video of police officers threatening the man recording the video. wjz has been following the case for days. tonight we talk to those on both sides of the debate. >> reporter: as six officers stood over a suspect this weekend, scott grabs his cell phone and starts recording. >> i have a camera and i'm supposed to be able to take video. >> reporter: the officers quickly became unhappy. the officers threatened to arrest him for loitering. >> they seemed more interested in his camera than they are with the men they were arresting. >> reporter: we showed the video and they're already challenging the police in court. their lawsuit sparked this new police policy on how city officers should handle being video recorded. they say in this case, the po

. >>> a woman passing through security at a fort lauderdale airport took off her rolex watch and putt in the bin. when nobody was looking a man apparently picked up and walked away with it. >> you do worry. you put things in the bin like your purse or whatever and that -- then you go through the security and there is nobody watching your purse and anybody could take it. >> reporter: lucky for her met cal detectors aren't the only security. the thief caught on camera so authorities have subpoenaed all the passengers on the flight that fit the timeline to try to find him. >> now, maryland's most powerful radar and the forecast certified most action rate by weather rate. >> another fantastic february day as we go through the middle of the month, days getting longer, sunset well past 5:30 and we are seeing temperatures comfortable, ten degrees above average. normally 45 or so would be it. we are still 52 now after a high up around 53, 54, waiting for that official at pwi. this is good stuff. this is comfortable and the way we like it in february. a northwest wind dropped the humidity, ma

she is 43-year-old gloria de riglado, at the fort lauderdale international airport. pay close attention to the bin right next to her. you see something shine and then she walks away, doesn't realize that she has left her watch in that bin. that watch is a $6,500 rolex that her husband gave her for her 40th birthday and their tenth anniversary. pay close attention to the man tying his shoes. he grabs his backpack and notices there's something shiny in the bin, looks around, grabs the rolex and a bracelet and casually proceeds to walk away. the suspect is still at large. which is amazing because this surveillance video is so clear. broward county sheriffs believe maybe he's from south florida but there is no way to tell. they're hoping someone recognizes him from the video. >> i hope that his mom or his wife recognizes him in this video and says what the heck are you doing? >> in some reports gloria said that she believes she made eye contact with his guy after she had lost the watch, but before she realized it was missing. so that i'm sure is going to haunt her. >> i

this was in a fort lauderdale florida. it was an international flight. the tsa is asking anyone with information about who he saw to let them know because he could be charged with grand theft. this site caught off guard in new zealand. waterspout in hartford. out people in the area left work early because they were worried about the water's not make landfall but the one was injured. >>stanley: bicyclist are required to start--to stop any threadlike. it is common to the writers breaking that law on bicycles in certain san francisco police department here. blue bike riders will all be issued tickets for running red lights. watch how many more run their red lights. if any bike rider would towards a red light or stops five could be issued a ticket. did not feel surprised. because for a driver running her like this around for the new $1. heine crave bicyclist is her around $380. -- define for a drive for running a red light is allowed $471. for a bicycle is it is around $380 guija >>justine: thank you for joining us, do not forget, dr. phil is just a few minu

. >>> police in fort lauderdale are searching for a man who stole a rolex out of a airport security bin. they have him on camera and being see the woman pick up her purse and coat and look closely and leaves something behind. the guy behind her wearing white puts on his own jacket and goes to grab the laptop and then picks up the watch. you can see he puts it in the backpack and he seems to hesitate but walks off with that rolex. the reward is offered for more information leading to that man. >>> your kid tired of going school? what if you could pay them to go? >> we should ask people what they think on facebook. people want to chime n that's what's going on in ohio. last year, only 84% of the students at the don community high school showed up on a regular basis and the principal started something new and teamedup with private donors to offer cash for coming into class. >> if seniors come in and arrive on time five days a week and behave well they will get $25 every friday. underclassmen get 10 bucks. what student gets paid an extra $51 put into a savings account for that student. stud

of medical technology firm mako surgical based in fort lauderdale, florida. he joins us here in miami. nice to see you here. >> thank you, tom. thank you for inviting us. >> tom: what does your business tell you about florida's economy and the nation's economy? >> it's all about sustainable jobs. in this economy, we have to become business friendly. we have to create the opportunities to allow us to be number one and let us do our jobs, the entrepreneurs. >> tom: are you hearing those opportunities here in florida, ahead of the primary? >> you know, it's tough because this is a very tough environment. you know, we're trying to create jobs. we committed to creating 100 new jobs here in the state of florida, but we deal with a lot of people that are high educated, and we have to deal with issues like visas and immigration. >> tom: i want to ask you about hiring before we get into some of the regulations you see stymieing your growth. advanced manufacturing is what you do with really high-end medical products. are you finding the skilled labor available in this

. >>> well, a judge in the fort lauderdale area is taking some heat for ordering a domestic abuse suspect to take his wife out to red lobster and then take her bowling. wplg's nicki mohan reports. >> he's going to get flowers, and then he's going to go home, pick up his wife, get dressed, take her to red lobster, and then after that red lobster they're going to go bowling. >> reporter: judge john hurley ordered this plantation husband to take his wife to a belated birthday dinner after a domestic violence arrest on monday. in broward county's first appearance court you can hear his wife pleading for clemency. >> i love my husband. >> i know you love him. and you don't want anything bad to happen. >> reporter: the 47-year-old bray was released on his own recognizance because he has no criminal past. still, plantation police say when they responded to the couple's apartment on monday, things were heated. >> the victim indicated that she wasn't wished a happy birthday and because of that as a result she got upset with him and in turn he apparently pushed her over the back of the couch, grabb

. >> the first-ever soul train crews embarks from fort lauderdale next february. feature live performances by legendary artists including patti labelle the zero days, kool & the gang and will include the legendary soul train line. don cornelius died earlier this month from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. -- the o'jays. >> the denzel washington thriller did well at the box office. >> it earned $24 million. the vow collected $23.6 million. ghost rider in third place with $22 million. good news for fans of stephen colbert. initial is returning. >> the show took a sudden break last week. it turns out it was because his 91-year-old mother was ill. he will address his absence today. he thanked those wjhoho offered thoughts and prayers, on twitter. >> lindsay lohan will appear on march 3 on saturday night live. jack and white there will be the musical guest. this will be lindsay lohan's fourth time hosting the show. it will touch on her troubled past including multiple arrests. in the past she has been really open about laughing about some of our issues over the years. t

early in the weekend two princess cruise line ships stemming from fort lauderdale reported outbreaksew orleans two hours late on saturday because people are coming down with the illness. the cdc has not said how many passengers were sick. >> queen elizabeth marking 60 years since she began her reign. she attended church service on the eve of her diamond jubilee. she wrote a message thanking all her supporters and reaffirmed their dedication to the british people. she will be at a nursing school today and the main celebration will take place in june. there will be many others throw out the year. >> day super bowl last night, plenty of eyes on indianapolis last night for super bowl xlvi. the 99 stand without a little controversy. >> in data be something. during the halftime show, singer m.i.a. stock up her middle finger. nbc said it made it onto the air because of a failure in the delays system and is apologizing to fans. tahman bradley is joining us with some of the better moments from the game. good morning. >> good morning. a great game and a great season for the new york giants. a

the first ever "soul train" cruise will set sell from fort lauderdale and head toward grand islands and they are celebrating president's day today in mt. vernon in virginia. one of the biggest sellers at the mansion's gift shop. whiskey. >> karen shows us george washington's business life after he left office. >> long before multi-million dollar mental ours and global foundations, ex presidents returned home to a simpler life. a new plantation manor. >> it is a little known fact about the first president and historian dennis polk says he was pretty good at it. >>> by 1799, the last year of washington's life, they made 17,000-gallons of spirits. >> reporter: this recreation was open to the public in 2007. production on these grounds resulted in a product. >> most whiskey sold in the 18th century was unaged. that means it would have been clear, sort of like moon shrine. >>> it wasn't bottled, and washington may have occasionally enjoyed some whiskey of his own. >> we know whiskey was sent over to the mansion house farm for the use of the washington household, so presumably washington dran

a cruise returning to fort lauderdale early after another virus at sea.early 200 members on board the ship became ill with the noro virus. this is the third time this has happened in the past few weeks. go to foxnews.com for more headliance. >> greta: caught on camera, shocking kidnapping attempt. it happened right in the middle of a georgia walmart store. it shows britney walking around the store and man appears and tries to carry her off. she fights back and kicks and screams and man suddenly let's her go. police are calling the seven-year-old girl a hero for getting away. she says she did what she learned in school. they are talking about the terrifying experience. >> i mom. >> i was afraid because i thought she was scared but when she told me someone tried to get her, i couldn't believe it. >> greta: sort of a soon after incident they arrested a suspect. thomas woods is already on probation in georgia hand he denied any involvement in the kidnapping attempt. woods insists he wasn't there. police say the story could have ended another way. it's importa

take a look at the scene at fort lauderdale international airport in florida.oman accidentally leaves a $6500 rolex watch in one of the security bins. the man behind her, calmly puts it in his jacket, realized what happened and snatched the watch. police expect to make an arrest soon. >>> take a look at the test seen. -- scene. the wheel would not deploy for landing. the plane -- skidded hundreds of meters before coming to a stop. >>> technology or show of defiance? nuclear experts believe iran is making a step in that direction. >> iranian president ahmadinejad front and center, as the scientists mark a big snap forward. they inserted the first nuclear fuel rod into a reactor wednesday. and officials say they also have a new generation of centrifuges up and running. they're designed to speed up the production of enriched uranium. >> the able to say they are a nuclear power is a game changer for them. >> reporter: iran insists it is for medical and energy research. but many, including the u.s., believe iran is working toward a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: the w

>>neil: so the $49 trip to fort lauderdale is $89?st: but we have to advertise $89 but should the customer know that 50 percent of the ticket price --. >>neil: well say that in the ad, this other percent is a thieving government? >>guest: it becomes difficult. >>neil: but everyone with have to do it together. >>guest: not only play by the same rules but why doesn't everyone? why do the airlines and not the hotel or taxi or the restaurant. >>neil: that is a good example. you raise it well. thank you. ex-always great -- >>guest: always great to see you. >>neil: the recess appointments of the president have rand paul constitutioning and now -- stewing and now he is suing. >>neil: in minnesota, the recipient of a ritter bomb, someone threw glitter and it worries security, you can see, the one on the right is a son taking the glitter off and security folks worry because a last times it could be more than glitter. the candidate joked about it and said it is if his hair but it wasn't all that was if his hair he has to glue it on every day an

the princess became infected forcing the ship to fort lauderdale florida.er ships delayed for hours because of outbreaks. more than 350 passengers were on board feeling sick and close to 20 people quarantined. >>> new amateur video coming out of syria today. it reported slois the syrian army in a brought tutal fight. officers say more than 200 people have been killed. this is the bloodyest yet in the year long up rising. the new york giants are the nfl champs beating the new england patriots 21-17. big blue sports championship title. lauren greenback to "huckabee." n tonight's show e-mail us at huckmail@foxnews.com. >> mike: are the republicans overconfident about defeating president obama? they might need to realize they're facing one of the most formidable machines. and andrew, you've been inside this incredible obama machine and i want to ask you, what did you see that was amazing to you, in terms of the organization, and just how prepared they are? >> sure. you know, i went back in early december. to the headquarters in chicago. and it struck me, as a c

. >>> the wet start to the morning for people in fort lauderdale, florida. crews were out bright and early, working to repair a water main break. look at this. the flooding left some people stuck at home for the day. utility crews say the problem is mostly confined to the street. this is the second water main break in that area in less than a year. >>> in tonight's wjz healthwatch. new research shows women who are having heart attacks often do not feel chest pain. manuel gallegus reports for wjz. that's causing them to die more often in the hospital. >> reporter: lalina franklin was having neck and jaw pain. she had no idea she was on the scrernl -- vernal of a severe heart attack. >> you think of a really bad pain in your chest. and you know, collapsing. i wasn't having any pain at all in my chest. >> reporter: new research in the journal of the american medical association shows 42% of women under 55 do not feel chest pain during a heart attack. and hospitals often don't diagnose those women properly, until it's too late. >> when women arrive to the hospit

ended up being a four day cruise to nowhere coming back to fort lauderdale this morning. >> shepard: should have stayed on long island it's been beautiful around here. we hear about this thing every year. the cruise industry getting any better at preventing outbreaks. >> experts say it is. the industry is doing all it can. we are in the flu season. contagious passengers are bound to get on board. according to the cdc which tracks this. about 15 cruise ship on board virus outbreaks have happened in each of the past four years. now, tonight here on the crown princess, cruise wearing masks are continuing a full two day sanitizization treatment applying massive amounts of disinfectant. princess cruise line says this ship will be on schedule for departure this saturday for another 3,000 passengers who, perhaps, are watching the news, hoping this is solved. shep? >> shepard: how do you get to be a cruise expert again? >> you work for the industry and study it very thoroughly. >> shepard: phil keating our man on cruises. thanks. word of a recall tonight effecting more than a mil

two princess cruises from fort lauderdale as well as a royal caribbean ship out of new orleans all reported outbreaks of the noro virus on saturday. they had to be disinfected. the virus is easily spread in close quarters like ships and nursing homes. >>> a little georgia girl is being hailed as a hero after her family's suv crashed. even though her mother was critically injured the girl managed to grab a cell phone and call for help. wsb's tony thomas reports from suburban atlanta. >> clayton county 911. >> we were just -- >> reporter: 9-year-old madisyn harris's family suv had just rolled off highway 1941. her mother is on the ground unconscious nearby. >> okay. i'm hurt. and i need help. >> she was able to get the window down and crawled out, and then she called 911. >> reporter: and before that the 9-year-old checked on her 1-year-old brother, still strapped in his car seat. >> i truly think that she helped save her mama's life. >> reporter: you can still see the damage here at the accident site. that suv rolled several times, finally stopping just at the edge of lake talmadge. in fact,

you can see it go down on the surveillance video from the fort lauderdale hollywood international airported up her stuff. a few moments later this man notice the watch and then took off with it. they couldn't find him in the terminal but eventually narrowed down the options and arrested the 37-year-old at his home north of miami. he was wearing the watch when answered the door. officials charged him with grand theft. >>> heavy rains and landslides kill at least five people, one of them a child. it is our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. >>> bolivia. the country's rainy season hit the capital city hard. multiple mud slides buried people and destroyed many homes. city officials say last year's storms ruined about 6,000 houses and a thousand more could now collapse. they also say about three quarters of the city's buildings are in danger during rainy season. >>> kasmir. locals demanding authorities clear the state's national highway after a heavy snowstorm. are there is now just one lane for traffic and even that is a rough run for drivers. a planning commission official sa

take a look at the surveillance video from fort lauderdale international airport last month. female traveler accidentally left her $6,500 rolex and bracelet in a bin, there it is, at a security checkpoint. next thing you know, a man behind her picks up both of them before walking off. look at that. just grabs them and leaves. so far though that man has not been caught. surprising though because they have him on camera. you would think they would be able to find him. >> not a nice man. >> oh, my gosh. worth a lot. >>> this could be a new solution to keeping people in their homes. >> orange county couple turned their house into a giant billboard. a marketing company came up with the idea of course. now, it is offering to pay a homeowner's mortgage in exchange for that advertising space. >> that we're really out of box company. >> it was like winning the lottery. >> tempting. the company hopes to turn 1,000 homes across the country into basically billboards for advertisers. >> tempting but mighty ugly, too. well, it was anything but rosy two major flower delivery companies. angr

>> in fort lauderdale. >> you here on business or what?> yeah. >> he's photographed and then taken to jail. >> this is the person apparently walked into the room naked. >> the next day he's brought before a judge and bail is set. >> that does come out to $50,000. and that's all for today. >> thank you, judge. >> so what's next for these men? find out when we come back. chris hansen joins us. [ female announcer ] the best things in life are the real things. nature valley trail mix bars are made with real ingredients you can see. like whole roasted nuts, chewy granola, and real fruit. nature valley trail mix bars. 100% natural. 100% delicious. >>> and chris hansen joins us now. chris, these investigations this month have just drawn a huge response, thousands and thousands of e-mails. and one question we're consistently hearing is why are all of these suspected predators men? not a single woman. is there a reason for that? >> we just haven't seen any women in our investigations. the experts say there are women predators. they just go after ki

this new outbreak means that the ship has to return to the court--return to the court in fort lauderdaler another extensive cleaning. passengers will get a refund. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a live look outside at the san mateo bridge. thank dysfluency off off where where bubba ( >>darya: knocked out 49 degrees and walnut creek, we're looking for a high of 63. will be right back after this break. cost >>mark: here is a live look at the san mateo bridge. we have thick fog drifting around the bay with a fogged advisory on the bay bridge. we have a warm up on the way. >>james: we have a lot to talk about. what can we expect for the weather today? this morning, in dense fog across a good part of the north bay and a big swath of the east bay as well. more sunshine this afternoon. sunny with mild temperatures. this evening will start out clear but that the fog will reappear as we head into the early morning hours. temperatures in the '40's. by 3:00 p.m., widespread '60s. we have a high surf advisories in effect. the entire bay area coast line could seize wel

two princess cruise ships en route to fort lauderdale have been hit by a fast-moving virus. more than 200 passengers got sick from an outbreak of norovirus last week on the ruby princess and the crown princess. luckily, everyone is recovering. >>> and finally, we all know the giants are super confident they're going to win the super bowl. i guess they are, sorry, guys. their official website made the declaration on saturday. it was an accident, of course. the ad was quickly taken down. and in case you haven't heard, today's match-up between the giants and the patriots happens right here on nbc. that's the news. now back to ann, al, natalie and savannah in indy. i'm rooting for the giants, i'm proud to say. what about you guys? >> okay. well, that didn't make -- that didn't sound like you were being objective. >> i know, i know. >> okay. we'll kind of carry that baton. thanks -- >> 50/50 on the field here, right? >> we need to talk about the weather. we've got a dome over our heads so it doesn't really matter what the rain or weather -- >> open up in nine minutes. >> right. >

a woman at the fort lauderdale airport accidentally left her $6,500 rolex watch in a bin at a securitypotted the watch and helped himself to it. find that guy. police video shows the guy stuffing it in his bag. a $1,000 reward is now being offered for information leading to the arrest of the thief. got to have a conscience, man. >> we've all done that, left something in one of those bins. be careful. especially if you're rocking a rolex. whoo. >>> a florida man has been seriously injured in a pretty freak accident. get this, he was smoking one of those electronic cigarettes when it blew up right there in his face. we get the bizarre details now from w.e.a.r.'s laura hussey in florida. >> reporter: tom holloway is a photographer, a vietnam veteran, a father of three. >> he's a super nice guy, and he's had some health problems with his lungs. so he quit smoking. >> reporter: neighbor wendy jensen says holloway had been using electronic cigarettes for about two years. monday evening his wife heard a loud noise from the study. >> she said that it sounded like a firecracker and it was just

. >>> well, a judge in the fort lauderdale area is taking some heat for ordering a domestic abuse suspect to take his wife out to red lobster and then take her bowling. wplg's nicki mohan reports. >> he's going to get flowers, and then he's going to go home, pick up his wife, get dressed, take her to red lobster, and then after that red lobster they're going to go bowling. >> reporter: judge john hurley ordered this plantation husband to take his wife to a belated birthday dinner after a domestic violence arrest on monday. in broward county's first appearance court you can hear his wife pleading for clemency. >> i love my husband. >> i know you love him. and you don't want anything bad to happen. >> reporter: the 47-year-old bray was released on his own recognizance because he has no criminal past. still, plantation police say when they responded to the couple's apartment on monday, things were heated. >> the victim indicated that she wasn't wished a happy birthday and because of that as a result she got upset with him and in turn he apparently pushed her over the back of the couch, grabb

morning half a billion dollars of gold and silver coins were taken by the spanish government from fort lauderdaleto spain. the treasure was found by a u.s.-based company known as the odyssey marine exploration company. they spent $2.6 million retrieving the treasure with the most unique technology known as a submersible. >> right. >> so they found it in 2007. there's been a wrangling with the spanish government because it was a spanish ship found off the coast of portugal, and apparently it was on his way from peru. now the peruvian government has gotten in the act as well, but the bottom line is right now the treasure is in spain, and the lawyer jim gould has been acting on behalf of the spanish government and said finally, spain has now been victorious at every level of the u.s. courts from tampa to atlanta to washington." >> what's incredible is they wouldn't have been victorious had there been no discovery of the treasure to begin with. where does the florida company come in? >> not even access. they don't even get their money reimbursed. it's controversial because it's saying is this going t

when you look at most port cities, whether venice or new orleans, fort lauderdale, when you have thousandsssengers going in and out. you always have an incident of street crime, purse snatching. this is a more organized -- well, it was a planned event. >> there was no security with them on this hike. should that be something that is revisited and do you think it will be? >> oh, it definitely will be. an issue like this, the liability goes to the cruise line simply because, while they sell the excursions to the passengers, then they subcontract out to tour -- it rests with the local cruise line. i would be surprised if there wasn't one in each excursion, not just mexico, but italy and everywhere else. >> what does this mean for them and what can they do in mexico? >> believe it or not, they're expecting 52 million tourists this year. that number has not gone down. it's gone up. the only place it's gone down is -- keep in mind, if you look at the incidents, the number of incidents that are happening, the overwhelming statistics, the numbers are in passengers' favor. not a problem for most am

this passenger is a fort lauderdale airport caught on camera picking up something else.meone else's plastic bin. they're still looking for that guy. >> in virginia, the prosecution is expected to rest today in george huguely's murder trial. on tuesday, doctors gave graphic testimony on how yeardley love died two years ago. >> whit johnson is at the courthouse in charlottesville, virginia. whit, good morning. >> erica, charlie, good morning to you. one medical expert revealed in the courtroom for the very first time that following yeardley love's brutal beating, had george huguely or anyone else called for help, she might have survived. in a tortured day of expert testimony, jurors learned that star uva lacrosse player yeardley love died slowly over the course of two hours face down on her bed. the prosecution claims on that night, nearly two years ago, george huguely barged into love's apartment in a drunken rampage, slamming her head repeatedly against the wall. in court tuesday, huguely's defense faced an uphill climb. through extensive show and tell, medical experts s