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this is four-year-old freeman. >> or a. j. >> a. j. >> well -- >> i have freeman. you have a.j.?> a.j. on the picture there. freeman in your script. >> either way. >> he's cute. >> he is cute. >> and he looks like he's on an add venn dhur. >> well, apparently he's playing nintendo with his hunter's hat on. he's got his nintendo ds there. some serious play. very cute. great smile. go to myfoxdc.com and click on mornings. a.j., if you're going to be out and about, you're in for a nice- looking day. we'll start with temperatures right now and they're in the 50s. 53 at reagan national. we're at 52 in new york. very cool start to the north and west. we have frost and freeze advisories -- look at pitburg. 37-degrees. very cool temperatures to start the day. we're going to rebound very quickly and we'll have a nice afternoon with highs in the upper 60s and we're expecting a lot of sunshine. there is your satellite radar. not a whole lot of anything happening. high pressure is going to work through during the next day or so. nice looking day. a beautiful afternoon with sunshine and sligh

now, just on the stand, a pharmacist by the name of ira freeman.warned anna's doctors that she was being given too many drugs and was at risk for pharmaceutical suicide. what did the drugs do to smith? well, take a look at this video her long-time companion, howard k. stern, took. >> this footage is worth money. >> why? what footage? >> this thing you're looking into. >> a camera. >> exactly. >> so does that help prove howard k. stern and psychiatrist clift nah eroshevich and dr. san deere kapoor illegally game anna nicole smith drugs? they have all pleaded not guilty. the buxom model dived an accidental overdose at a florida hotel in 2007. back out to my fabulous panel. and again we have to go back out to kim serafin, senior editor of "in touch weekly." sort it out for us. there's a whole lot going on at this hearing. i understand some fireworks also between larry birkhead and the prosecutors? >> exactly. a lot going on. as you just mentioned, this pharmacist said that anna would be committing pharmaceutical suicide had he filled these prescriptio

tariffs on chinese tires an considering selling fighter jets to taiwan, so some analysts like charles freeman say the president may have decided not to quote, embarrass china again, by meeting with the dalai lama now. in washington, molly hennenberg, fox news. jim: the president talked with congressional leaders today about afghanistan. we'll ask the fox all-stars where we go from leer when we come back. >> that we all respected that he was looking into every aspect of this, and that we would, again, honor what he had to say. whether we agreed for it or voted for it remains to be seen. >> i hope that at the end of the day that the president will follow the advice some of some r finest generals who we believe know what it would take to stabilize the situation in afghanistan. >> estimations is what i worry about, not getting completely out of afghanistan. jim: congressional leaders emerging from the white house meeting on afghanistan. let's bring in fred barnes, a.b. stoddard of the hill and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. obama told everyone this is a difficult decision. he understan

roger freeman, showbiz3411.com. brian monroe. the man who conducted jackson's last major u.s. to start with the clip. take a look. ♪ >> okay. firpo, are you going to see this movie? >> no. >> why not? >> i do not believe that it is an accurate depiction of michael jackson. i understand he was under duress when he was doing this whole thing and it was not a pretty picture. in fact, i've been contacted by fans all over the world, over 90 countries and some of them are boycotting it. >> oh, really? roger, do you think this is way to celebrate michael's life or actually profit from it? >> both. there's going to be profit from it. the profit is going to go to his kids which is fine. it's going to pay off what it cost to put together the concerts that didn't happen in london. it's also a great way to celebrate michael's life. there's nothing wrong with this film. i notice the fans, some fan group has gotten together. you can find a conspiracy in any subject. they want to say that something's been altered, the music's been altered, michael's body's been altered, whatever. these were

defense attorney darin freeman says his client john william lomax, was taken into custody this morning. to remind you what happened 20-year-old jasper howard was stabbed to death outside the student union building on campus back on october 18th. police are holding a news conference in about a half hour to discuss all of the latest developments. we will bring that to you live. again, an arrest has been made. >>> also, an entire north florida community comes together to say good-bye to somer thompson. the funeral for the 7-year-old that's happening right now. followed by a procession to the cemetery where family and friends will have a private grave side service. more than 1,500 people filed past somer's casket during a viewing that happened yesterday and included those who knew the little girl some who didn't but really feel for this family. for parents with kids, this loss hit too close to home. >> we don't know her personally but our heart knows her as a parent and that's what tears our hearts out. >> feels like weren't of ours. >> we thought it would be a nice thing to come pay respe

the judge will decide if he makes that trip as a freeman on bond or in custody and transferred by officialsr. i am done! and i get it off -- get it off the internet. get it off! >> reporter: the 33-page criminal complaint against garrett has scary details, one being that he could find out where andrews was by calling the hotels, and then he could get a room next to her. they say on one website he posted 35 videos apparently of naked women shot through peep holes. contessa? >> john, thank you. >>> dylan, john brings up a good point, the fact that hotels would let you call up and say i would like to stay next to erin andrews? come on! >> makes letterman look good. you get a peephole guy, and david letterman was having sex with his staff. >>> when we get back, helping you cut back the calories. it's not always easy living with copd, but i try not to let it hold me back... whether i'm at the batting cages... down by the lake or... fishing at the shore. i'm breathing better... with spiriva. announcer: spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled maintenance treatment for both forms of copd, which incl

. >> you are a freeman. god bless you, sir. >> reporter: after nine years behind bars and five years of probation, edwin chandler sheds tears of joy because finally, he is a freeman. >> it seems absolutely clear that there has been a grave miscarriage of justice. >> reporter: he was on trial in 1995 for the murder of 25-year-old brenda whitfield, a clerk working at the chevron food mart at newburgh and gold smith lane. she was shot and killed by this gunman seen in surveillance video. on the stand during his trial chandler pled with george that police have the wrong man. >> i said i'm telling you the truth, i didn't do it. he said i don't believe you. i think you are lying. >> reporter: the jury didn't hear him. chandler said it wasn't until 2004 when attorney, marguerite thomas and the "innocence project" started listening and investigating this case. >> i couldn't tell you how, you know when you look for somebody to lis certain to you sometimes or you know you need somebody. somebody needs somebody. everyb

after learning of the teacher layoffs when all efforts to make contacts failed through the counselor freemane there's going to be some explaining to do. i would not be surprised to find her in a degree of hot water. >> reporter: instead of spread out to different classes, nearly 60 students are ordered to the auditorium to wait for their parents who arrive upset and some in disbelief. >> unfortunately there's no circumstance in which anyone should be directed to send children home. >> those 60 students will be back in school tomorrow and will begin state assessment tests once again our thanks to wdiv in detroit. >>> the three people accused of feeding anna nicole smith's drug addiction are in a los angeles courtroom today. a judge will decide if there's enough evidence for them to stand trial. smith was 39 when she died of a drug overdose in hollywood, florida, in 2007. two doctors and smith's lawyer/boyfriend howard k. stern plead not guilty to providing her with controlled substances. larry birkhead is expected to testify later this week. >>> new developments in the case of a 6-year-old bo