pastor gilles barely escaped. it just came down on your head. >> god saved me. >> reporter: god saw you? >> reporter: god saved you. >> oui. >> reporter: leogane was near the epicenter of the quake, and about 80% of the town was destroyed. pastor gilles took me through a cornfield to show me the destruction at his wife's family's home. most of his congregation members have lost everything. he hopes to rebuild, but for now he worries about surviving day- to-day. the church has moved the worship services to a large tent donated by u.s. churches. it's difficult for my grandparents to hear such stories about their friends. >> it is so sad because the poor people had nothing to begin with hardly, and now they... >> reporter: but there were happy stories, too. after my appearance at church, old friends came to say hello. some remembered when i had come before; others wanted to meet the churchills' granddaughter, or, as they called me, "petite- petite fille churchill." as word of my visit spread, one old friend drove in

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. >> reporter: today, paris' charles de gaulle airport packed to the gills. just 24 hours ago tx same terminal, a ghost town. at new york's jfk yesterday, it was stranded travelers in very temporary quarters. tod today, the masses moving out and up. then came the reunions. thousands of them all over the world. here in paris, there were tears, hugs and lots and lots of kisses. in chicago, dick and joan walter finally got their daughter and niece back after they were stuck for five days in sweden. >> they're finally home where they belong. >> reporter: in frankfurt, the reunion came with flowers and a cowboy hat. she must have visited texas. how do you feel being home now? >> very good. feels really, really good. >> reporter: but there are still plenty of stranded passengers, including these british students spending their extra time in the u.s. wisely. studying for college entrance exams. miguel marquez, abc news, paris. >> nothing much to bother them there. >>> and what about the volcano in iceland that caused all this? scientists went up to the volcano to te

the detectives find the dna at the murder scene bunt didn't arrest him until last year after a his gill friend in miami saw him on "america's most wanted" and turned him in. >>> a capital heights family has been looking for their missing dog since last november. now thanks to technology this story has a happy ending. news4's john tlschriffen has mo. >> reporter: welcomed sound of donalli is back. the family agonized over the mysterious disappearance over their yorkshire territory. >> he was in the backyard and he was out, you know, his -- little afternoon walk and i -- gist think that maybe someone came into the backyard and maybe taken him. >> reporter: the family scoured their capitol heights neighborhood and checked with local shelters religiously. after months went by, no sign of donali. was there any point you gave up hope. >> yes. because there -- such a popular breed, i didn't think that it was going to happen. >> reporter: this past friday the family received a call saying their dog was found walking the streets of d.c. and it could be picked up at a local shelter. michael white

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. >> reporter: paris' charles de gaulle airport packed to the gills.ours ago, the same terminal, a ghost town. at new york's jfk, it was stranded travelers in very temporary quarters. the displaced masses moving out and up. then came the reunions. thousands of them all over the world. here in paris, there were tears, hugs, and lots and lots of kisses. in chicago, dick and joan walter finally got their daughter and niece back after they were stuck for five days in sweden. >> they're finally home where they belong. >> reporter: in frankfurt, the reunion came with flowers and a cowboy hat. she must have visited texas. how do you feel being home now? >> very good. feels really, really good. >> reporter: but there are still plenty of stranded passengers including these british students spending their extra time in the u.s. wisely. studying for college entrance exams. miguel marquez, abc news, paris. >>> right now, china is observing a day of mourning for the more than 2,000 victims of last week's earthquake. memorials are being held around china today and t

they loaded it to the gills. why? because they were all making massive amounts of money by buying an selling and trading these securities and, yes, not just the securities, not just the securitization of loans, but credit default swaps and c.d.o.'s, you name it. it was a carnival and field day. and so that's all happened in the last 10 years and even much worse. but let me end it there to say we're now talking about, what do we do about all of this? this kind of behavior steered the country right into the ditch. we've lost $14 trillion in economic value in this country. something like $12 trillion has been lent, spent, or pledged by the federal government to prop up federal companies many of them doing just as i described. this has been a very difficult time. so the question now is: what do we do about this? do we decide, it's okay. we're not going to do anything about this? i mentioned naked credit default swaps. i don't know the number in this country, but in england they estimate of their credit default swaps, 80%

harbinson to create jobs for the gills and read more film production if there's an exchange that permits trading based on box office results because number one, if you tell me the box office results of the film i can tell you with statistical certainty what the total income to the studio will be from dvd tv because there's a correlation between box office and the other revenue but i was a two your investor in kansas right now have a choice to put $100,000 down and invest in particular film or could invest in the slate -- latest films and look at you and say in exchange for what and the answer you give as net profits. net profits is a very opaque accounting term and hollywood with a lot of ambiguity and litigation behind it and a lot of uncertainty and that uncertainty holds back investments. that's when holds back investors. if you're an investor in kansas can hedge the risk in a way they can know with certainty that if the box office was backs and look up in the paper and know what they have learned the next day with certainty they would have that much more comfort and would become free

they have the gills. -- they have the jails. what do we have? that is the point. so the women of iran used the 1 million signature campaign to educate people in the country and without. whether you are an orthodox muslim woman or whether you are an agnostic modern, very open woman, these laws are against giving -- are against you. these laws that do not give you custody of your child, that mario according to your father's wish, that do not allow you to become a judge, these are against you. so women would debate. they had to wear the veil, but you could see the differences. you saw a young, old, male, female, asking for freedom, asking for their openness. this is the strategy, to educate and to evolve. because if the struggle is political -- you know how in politics, it is always compromise. but there are other areas into the society where we can use other methods. this is what a democracy means. we have humanities. we have writers, journalists, artists. we can become the conscience of a society. what we do then is to use the truth as a weapon. that is what is hap

. >>> good morning, i am megan gill lapped. becaus--gilliland.ecause it's friday we have a chance to give away something. >>> we have already given away avatar to some of our facebook fans. this one you have to become a fan of fox 45 facebook page in order to win this. we're going to give it away on facebook so you just have to log on there and see when that a coming u it's coming up very soon. just log on to facebook.com/baltimore and you will have a chance to win. >>> here is meteorologist steve fertig is tell us how the weekend weather is shaping up. and it's feeling good. >>> temperatures are in the mid-50s and partly cloudy skies and things are going to change as we get into the weekend. a little less pretty. >> i hear the booze a boos at h. we have the showers moving out of here and drier air to move. the drier air is bringing us a chance of sun sh sunny skies. the showers will pick up afternoon and evening and the thunderstorms for sunday potentially. bowe54 degrees, the temperaturen baltimore. you can see where you have a lot of mid 50s a

megan gill land is live o gillie scene with the latest on what happened. >> reporter: we're standingstern avenue outside of carlos oh charlie's right here. this is where five people were stabbed overnight. all five of those people were taken to john hopkins bay view medical center. no word on their condition or how serious the stab wounds might be. this is an ongoing investigation at this point so police are not telling us anything when it comes to suspects or even where exactly this happened whether it was inside of carlos oh charlie or outside on eastern avenue. we have been talking to people here and they say this isn't anything new. this is something they have been seeing a lot of lately. we will bring you the latest on this story as it becomes available. megan guild land gilliland fox g news. >>> megan we don't know if this is a fight that started inside and things got out of control. >> nothing as to what might have led to that or even the conditions. hopefully we will get that information later this morning and we will bring it yo to you s it becomes available. >>megan gillila

we speak with our third prize winner hunter gill from colorado.hunter, welcome to c-span and congratulations on your win. >> thank you. >> why did you select recovering our greatest strength as your title? >> america's greatest strength is our ability it speak our minds. our founding fathers gave us the right in hopes we would use it in per suit of truth but unfortunately people have lost sight of this goal as they use free speech for selfish reasons instead of the colon good which is the basic of the government. but it is our challenge to learn from the ancient greeks who loved learning so much they were eager to listen to the arguments of others. now, i needed a title that summed all of this up in a phrase which is why rediscovering our greatest strength seemed like the best answer. >> you used the term logical dialogue. what is it and why is it important? >> logical dialogue is a conversation between two different people where they argue with arguments that are justifiable with reason. and they are able it listen to each other's arguments and h

their nation's history 70 years ago when 20,000 of their precious predecessors, poles, were brutally gilled a communist regime. buzz of those experiences, the people of poland, including president election kaczynski, who from -- president elect kaczynski, -- president lech kaczynski, knew what it was for a brutal regime to suppress the right of liberty and that shared value goes to the heart of what founding fathers in america believed when they established this great nation. so mr. speaker, and gentlelady from ohio and the gentleman from indiana, i just want to stand with you and hope all of us take time to remember this steadfast alliance between poland and the united states of america. they are our friends and the families of those on board the crash, we know tonight mourn the premature death of their loved ones. but every american stands together with them in saying that the nation of poland and those most directly affected by the tragedy remain deeply in our prayers. god bless poland and god bless both of you. ms. kaptur: congressman franks, i want too thank you, i know what a long day