worst of it near fort lauderdale. florida will be dealing with hit and miss showers and storms. if you're watching us on whdh, 7 news in boston, see two types of seadragons with 25 other creatures that co-exist with them at the seadragon exhibit at new england aquarium. that is the "early today" event of the day. >>> bill, thanks so much. >>> an early look at headlines in entertainment, amid rumors she is about to leave "american idol," jennifer lopez finds herself at the height of her powers. she tops this year's forbes celebrity 100 list with $52 million in earnings, massive amounts of media spotlight. i'm surprised beyonce didn't get that. she beats out oprah in second, 18-year-old justin bieber took third. >> holding up there. >> rihanna in fourth, lady gaga slipped to fifth. what is happening there. >>> the canen seven film festival opened. while "the dictator" isn't in the competition didn't stop sas shfrna baron cohen with a came mel. the camel almost dropped him as he almost tumbled off. >> barely. >> finally in london, for the last night's premiere of "men in black 3" w

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on tuesday before we lost a jet blue flight the fort lauderdale airport. at eighteen months old reanna has been called a lot of things cute adorable and now suspected terrorist it happened tuesday night at the airport in fort lauderdale brianna and her parents had just boarded a jet blue flight they were heading home to new jersey they say vats when a jet blue employee told them they had to get off the plane agents from the transportation security agency the t.s.a. needed to speak to them you see the t.s.a. had done its job they protected america by putting eighteen month old reanna on the no fly list before she could do any damage brianna's parents who are american citizens from new jersey just like their daughter were told they were free to fly but they had to leave their terrorist rianna behind so it's one point for america zero points for the terrorists and it's just the latest bomb plot plot foiled by the t.s.a. a few weeks ago the t.s.a. stop to this potential terrorist seven year old dina frank who suffers from cerebral palsy unlike rianna dina does

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they were traveling from fort lauderdale back to their home in newark.the tsa says they were called to a gate and determined the child was not on the government's no fly list. the family declined to continue on the flight. >>> it is a magazine cover that has everyone talking. a mother is shown breast- feeding her nearly 4-year-old son. weijia has more on the story. >> reporter: it's like, that's different. it seemed like they were trying to sell magazines to me. >> reporter: jamie grummet breast-feeding her 3-year-old son who's standing on a chair. >> he's a little too old to be breast-feeding. >> reporter: it's for an article on attachment parenting. where parents sleep with and breast-feed as long as possible. >> it's mom holding on, if it's not really beneficial anymore, i just don't know if it's necessary. >> reporter: lactation consultant margie kay says after a child turns one they get nutrition from food so breast milk is no longer necessary. though he says it won't hurt the child. >> it's not something that everybody feels comfortable with but it

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photojournalism's kept tabs on his last minutes their flight from washington to los angeles with a stop in fort lauderdale. the original ticket was $511, then came the extras. these fees are not unique to steer it. you'll find them on most airlines. check bags, seat upgrades and one of the $35 for a change flight time. taxes and government these call $190, a soda and snacks for $7. the total cost, nine of the $26.18. with azt to spirit, come november if he did not pay for the carry-on before you reach the boarding gate combustor will charge $100. >> had we not implemented this, there's no telling what people would try to put into an overhead bin. and >> i see this heading towards a more fees. in my cynical world, i would not be surprised if we saw them charging for seat belts and oxygen in the future and possibly pay to party fees. since >> at least >> i do think it is good for consumers. if i wanted trouble somewhere in to do not want extra furls, i would rather pay less. >> is there will be the first charge for overhead baggage. according to >> in a little bit hazy in san francisco. right now, here is a

this happened tuesday night at the airport in fort lauderdale.she and her parents just boarded a jet blue flight heading home to new jersey when an employee told them they had to get off the plane. they believe this happened because they're both middle eastern descent. >> and i said for what? and he said well, it's not you or your husband. your daughter was flagged. as no fly. i said excuse me? >> it's absurd. >> it made no sense. >> why would -- why would an 18- month-old child be on a no-fly list? >> after being questioned, the family was told that they could reboard. they were too embarrassed to get back on that flight so the airline says it's investigating while the tsa says that they are not because the family would not be given boarding passes if they were on a no-fly list. >>> well, a gas station attendant in cleveland, ohio wasted no time in helping a customer when she was being robbed. the guy in the blue shirt is asking the customer for a light and then tries to grab her purse and an employee comes running out to help. she sat on the ro

it happened tuesday night at the airport in fort lauderdale brianna and her parents had just boarded a jet blue flight they were heading home to new jersey they say that's when a jet blue employee told them they have to get off the plane and i said for what and he said. well it's not you or your husband your daughter was flying as no fly i said excuse me. all right so this toddler is flag but meanwhile this is the best part it turns out there's been a dead man working for the t.s.a. a man who actually stole the identity he was an illegal immigrant came to this country i think back in the eighty's and stole the idea of somebody call themselves gerry thomas even though his real name was bimbo although. anyways he's been working at newark airport. and was finally a jersey for us here i know i know i'm saying there's so many travelers that come through newark airport and the t.s.a. can target these toddlers but not their own workers looks like someone's going to have to strap on a rubber glove and inspect the t.s.a. . the t.s.a. is the one agency that sort of can bridge the partisan divi

they were traveling from fort lauderdale to newark. is blaming a computer glitch for the problem. >>> eyewitness news is wellroomed at a night of karaoke for charity. here is the dual. mike schuh you will see in a second and amy showed off their skills. they raised $100,000 for research to help those suffering with lyme disease. >> all right. keeping the party going. look at pete. >> wow. man. who knew? >> oh, well. >>> when you are a nature lover or a master gardener, there is something for everyone at the arboretum today. >> that is right. the 44th annual market day is kicking off. eyewitness news is live out there. mike schuh is back from his rock tour at the karaoke event is live this morning. mike, it looks like you were having fun and a good job charity. >> did they show my picture. >> yes. twice today now. >> ( singing ). >> reporter: all right. >> very nice. >> reporter: you know, tim was invited, but he didn't show up. >> i wonder why. >> reporter: i had to get that weather together, mike. >> reporter: mary runs the place here

. >> they'd gone through security and ordered to return to the gate at the airport in fort lauderdaleflorida. after waiting with out explanation an official told them their daughter had been flagged. >> her parents didn't want their faces shown on camera. >> this is absurd. >> makes no sense. why would an 18-month-old child be on a no-fly list? >> this situation was bizarre. >> we were humiliated. embarrassed. and picked on. >> the parents believe they were singled out because they're of middle eastern decent. >> jet blue blames it on a computer glitch. the family says they just want an apology. >> it's no secret body sprair sprais with be overwhelm bug one student took it to another level saying the kid put on so much body spray yesterday that it causes a fire larm to go off. and the scented spray created a cloud of mist below a heat sensor, firefighters evacuated the school. the student allowed to return no questions asked. >> and we don't know if spencer may have been spraying this. >> he is aeromatic. no question about that. >> i like that. and there is a time lapse view from our

things cute adorable and now suspected terrorist it happened tuesday night at the airport in fort lauderdale brianna and her parents had just boarded a jet blue flight they were heading home to new jersey they say that's when a jet blue employee told them they have to get off the plane agents from the transportation security agency the t.s.a. needed to speak to them and i said for a while and he said. well it's not you or your husband your daughter was blind as no fly i said excuse me. it's bad enough for t.s.a. is clearly using racial profiling here but a baby flag for the no fly rule but the split second if they found out the suspect wasn't old enough to have a civil conversation they should have let her go but that would have betrayed the agency's reputation for other fathomable incompetence at least certain they're consistent right now this is another example of why the t.s.a. is about as popular as a slap in the face and why going to the airport can feel lot like having teeth pulled and given this latest incident it's not all that surprising that congress people are proposing to scale b

ray at fort lauderdale hollywood international airport and video of course well not about to win any videography awards for my hidden camera footage you can watch as i walk through the security line with the metal object to my new side pocket my camera gets placed on the conveyor belt and goes through its own x. ray and when it comes out i'm through and the object never left my pocket and that was jonathan corbett president of for ten technologies well today jonathan presented some of his other findings on the t.s.a. to congress and join us a little earlier to talk more about what he shared with them sure so the congress today presented actually a little more detail than than we saw in that you tube video there are several exploits that myself and others have identified these body scanners and the one of the video is just a nice one because it's so easy to do it doesn't really take anything and it's effective for objects large enough to be a firearm or or even larger than. a percent of those details to congress so that they can kind of demand some accountability from the t.s.a. and y

agents stop the family in fort lauderdale. the parents say no one could explain how the little girl ended up on the no-fly list. 30 minutes later they were told they could read board the plane but they say there were no apologies and absolutely no explanation. >> there is a canine history where a man says someone stole one of his two dogs. the 175 lb dog is believed to have been taken tuesday in scotts valley. he is a show dog worth $27,000. the owner believes that someone was casing him and stole the dog while you made a trip to the store >> he didn't have a caller on said they had to bring their own to take him out. how they got him, i don't know >> the other dog was not taken and he says the thief left other valuables alone >> one of the famous flying wallendas took on the challenge of crossing the boston harbor to yesterday. he did it on a 1 in. thick wire cable. it took about 15 minutes and he made it. he is gearing up across niagara falls next month. the 1,800 ft. walk will take about a half-hour. >> he did slip a little

nearly 300-pound door smashed into the ground at a ritzy golf course near fort lauderdale yesterday. crews needed tow truck to haul it away. fell off a corporate jet kind of like this one shortly after takeoff. we are told there were passengers on board. the pilot made a safe emergency landing and nobody got hurt. turns out the golf course was empty because yesterday was just one of two days a year that the course was closed for maintenance. well, it turns out the man who shot the unarmed teenager trayvon martin had a history with central florida cops. we have the just released recordings that detail some of that history. you will hear them next. plus, it's the dangerous drug that killed michael jackson. now, wait until you hear who is going to use it to kill people on purpose. that's coming up. paste trace we're hearing audio recording of george zimmerman the man who shot trayvon martin and walked free for weeks before the prosecutors decided to charge him with murder. decided to release that audio from a community meeting last year it. it raises new questions about zimmerman's rela

south of fort lauderdale. luckily, the course was closed for maintenance. the plane managed to land safely. luckily, nobody was hurt. >> the faa is investigating. >>> a ups driver is arrested on disturbing charges in san diego. a woman says the driver made a delivery to her house. then 15 minutes later, she caught him watching her take a shower. apparently he had been making delivers in the area for the past three years. he's expected to be arraigned tomorrow. >>> paramount pictures celts-- settles a lawsuit over the injury on the set of transformers 3. gabriela sedillo was-- suffered permanent brain damage. her family reached an $18.5 million settlement. paramount calls what happened a tragic accident. >>> with the summer about to heat up. swimming safety is on many parents' minds. this year, there's a focus on increasing swimming education in african american and hispanic communities. duarte geraldino has the story for wjz in fork. -- in new york. >> reporter: 11-year-old jane gail yard started swimming classes three years ago. her mom made lessons a top

. -- fort lauderdale, florida, and he is a huge rangers fan. >> reporter: can i interest you in this? >> heck no. >> reporter: why not? i think red and capitals would be a perfect color for you. >> where are you from, washington? >> reporter: if you had to pick between the rangers and capitals who would be it? >> caps. >> reporter: it was that easy? >> reporter: rangers, rangers, rangers, too much rangers stuff. caps, caps, caps, oh, i have no idea if this is a sign or an omen, but lord stanley hanging with the caps jerseys today. how do you feel about tomorrow's deciding game 7, lose or go home? >> the caps are going home and the rangers are going the next step. >> reporter: you willing to put money on that? >> oh, yes. for my rangers, yeah. >> reporter: we're obviously in new york so rangers stuff is flying off the shelves. let's see if we can help caps get their sales up. cap, cap, cap. oh, rangers. ♪[ music ] >> go caps. >> reporter: alex ovechkin with the intimidating staredown, a face he will need tomorrow night against the rangers, game 7 right here at madison square garden. f

. >>> a brutal beating in fort lauderdale. weep your eyes on the left side of the screen. a man viciously attacking another man, sitting in a bar, then walking away. the victim lost his front teeth, sustained cuts and bruises to his face. detectives are still investigating the suspect's motives in the beating. >>> testimony continues in the trial of an awol soldier, accused of plotting an attack on fort hood in texas. mike schuh has more on what was revealed in the courtroom today. >> reporter: a police detective testified, a number of suspicious gun store purchases lead them to nasser jacer abdoe. prosecutors say abdoe, who has been accused of spitting blood on authorities, bought a powder. they claim he planned to plant an explosive at a arrest rant full of fort hood troops. however, the defense argues that no such bomb was ever built. he faces six charges, include weapons of mass destruction. >> he faces up to life in prison if convicted. >>> a homeowner's front lawn becomes a wrestling ring. joe conger has more on the fight caught on camera. >> reporter: caught on came

it landed in the middle of a golf course, south of fort lauderdale. plane did manage to land safely. no one was hurt. and the faa is investigating. >>> the mother of a toddler who became stuck in a washing machine, wantss toess press charges. surveillance video shows a man putting the child in a washing machine. the boy's mother said her son was in the care of a babysitter and her male friend. the mother is now calling for that man to be charged. but new jersey prosecutors say it was just a mistake. >>> experts say texting while driving can be as dangerous as drunk driving. it's message the militariments service members at fort meade to receive. gigi barnett has the story. >> reporter: as a rule, army private mar kia private doesn't send text messages while she drives. but sometimes, she'll pick up the phone and text. >> my husband will say, are you on your way home? and i'll say yes. or i'll text my mom and say, oh, i'm on my way. >> reporter: and after stepping into this texting while driving simulator. she was convicted of manslaughter. >> i feel s

the plane managed to land safely at the fort lauderdale hollywood international airport.one on board or on the ground was hurt. and the federal aviation administration is investigating. >>> new video in the release of a target security officer, who died after trying to take down a suspected shoplifter. mervyn bettis is charged with third-degree murder for the death of horn last year. the former fbi agent died after getting into a scuffle with bettis, who was caught trying to leave the store with merchandise. the heart attack was brought on by the struggle with bettis. >>> a high-ranking church official takes the stand in his own defense. he is accused of taking in predator priests. >> reporter: monsignor william lynn said he had no option. including withholding information about why predator priests were moved out of their churches. >> did you or anybody you were associated with lie to parishioners about why a police went off into the sunset? >> the cardinal wouldn't allow us in those days to say why someone was leaving. >> catholics answer only to the pope. lynn was in c

video from inside shows the two suspects, t-shirts over their faces rummaging through a fort lauderdale outside the house is tinted because inside toxic fumes are being used to kilter mights. does that stop these -- to kill termites does that stop these burglars? oh, no. one of the suspects tripped an alarm. they got away but not for long. the pair was arrested trying to sell the jewelry at a pawn shop. >>> in covington, georgia, a suspected shoplifter caught on tape trying to get out of a grocery store with steaks stuffed in his drawers. he was no match for a 17-year- old krogers store employee. robert bradford wrestled that shoplifter to the store after he saw the man punch that security guard you see there in the face. during the struggle robert heard a familiar voice. >> heard my name being yelled. i looked around. it sounded like my dad and then i realized over my phone i had the button on him. >> i was saying robert, robert. i heard all that commotion, so immediately i panic and i jump in my car and shoot down there. >> by the time robert's dad got there, police had arrested the s

she was born lisa truck in fort lauderdale. lisa joe was the black sheep of the family. a party girl here in new york. then a wanna be actress in l.a. hunter told gq magazine change her name because of acting career. why rielle? according to a friend it just a came to her. san diego medical examiner's office has just confirmed that the former football player junior seau did indeed kill himself. his girlfriend found him yesterday according to police with a single bullet wound to his chest. he was a legend for 20 seasons for the nfl. well known for charity work after leaving the league. police say they found no suicide note and family and friends say they don't know why he would have killed himself. junior seau was 43 years old. well, that blind chinese activist trying to escape his government is at the center of a dramatic global play out in realtime. direct appeal to lawmakers. called congress from china. called in to a congressional hearing and we have the recording of that phone call. and speaking of recording phone calls. who is recording yours? new evidence that the