haynes was dead a few days before her body was found. an autopsy shows she suffered head injury though the exact cause of death has not been determined. >> in for nancy grace. joe winell from the boston herald. tell me -- recap for us how this all transpired. the last she was seen was thursday. take us briefly up to now. >> well, the -- the landlord was told that they were smelling a foul odor on monday at this apartment complex in worcester. he went in and investigated and he found darlene stuffed in the closet, wrapped in a comforter, and she had been killed. she was decomposing already, according to officials. the medical examiner said the autopsy said she was bashed in the head and the fetus was cut out of her stomach. we don't know how it was cut out. the neighbors say they did hear loud screaming on thursday night. authorities are searching high and low as quickly as they can. is this child alive? >> johndy pit row, my understanding is there's not a blood trail. how can that be? >> that's a good question, pat. i do have a question

. >> police say darlene haynes was last seen thursday. her body was found in a bedroom closet, wrapped in blankets. >> haynes was apparently dead a few days before her body was found. an autopsy shows she suffered head injuries. >> i think it was planned out. no one heard her cry. no one heard anything. i mean, someone took that baby. i mean, i just don't know who it could have been or why. >> she's so kindhearted though that she would let anybody in to her home. >> i seen a green ford come up and i guess from what i've heard, they pulled in the driveway. we couldn't really tell if it was a male or female driving the car. >> darlene haynes, eight months pregnant. her landlord found her body stuffed in the bedroom close et. >> family tragedies don't get much worse than this one. i want to go right to joe from the "boston herald." what is the latest on this baby? >> it's a frantic search. time is of the essence. they have to find this baby. we're told it could lead to quick infections. the child needs care immediately. that's the focus of t

but have not yet charged her with murdering haynes. a memorial outside darlene haynes' home, is growing, as the community tries to understand this unthinkable crime. haynes had three other young children, are now now being cared for by family. >> darlene had a name for the baby. but wouldn't tell anybody because she wanted to surprise everybody. >> before the baby girl was located, doctors didn't have much hope she'd even survive. but this morning, the hospital where she is being treated said she appears to be in good health. >>> well, a picnic table outside the oval office will be the setting this afternoon for what's being called a beer summit, hosted by president obama. his guests, cambridge police sergeant, james crowley, and harvard scholar, henry louis gates. emily schmidt is joining us with a preview. good morning, emily. >> reporter: good morning. it's unclear if this will be much of a happy hour, as two men with a very public dispute bring their differences to washington. the white house plans an unusual summit tonight, hoping

last night cops arrested haynes' former neighbor in another state. they found julie corey in new hampshire at a homeless shelter showing off the baby. well, now corey's friends, they're coming forward. they thought that she had been pregnant for months. >> the delivery date, she was supposed to have a c-section, and she said she never had one. she kind of freaked out over that. >> she said she kicked and her feet were all swollen, as pregnant as she was. you weren't faking it. >> we'll take your calls on this, 1-877-tell-hln. joining me again, radio talk show host and psychologist, cooper lawrence, she's also the author of the book "cult of celebrity." and laura from the boston herald. you and i spoke yesterday. first and foremost, how is the baby doing? >> the district attorney wrapped up a press conference a little while ago. and said that the baby was in good condition. the baby's been returned to massachusetts, and is now in the custody of the state department of children and families. and a hearing has been scheduled for monday to begin to figur

haynes had filed a restraining order against her ex-boyfriend. very tragic story we're reporting this morning. michelle, back to you. >> absolutely. terrell brown here in new york. thank you. >>> federal health officials have come up with a plan to distribute the flu be vaccine for the h1n1 flu virus when it becoming available this fall. a government panel recommends the first vaccinations go to health care workers, children and pregnant women. at least 1 million have been affected so far and 266 have died. the death toll includes a disportion nature number of pregnant women, 15 so far. karen brown reports. >> reporter: she has one more thing to worry about, swine flu. >> i also have diabetes, so i'm doubly at risk for contracting it. i know it's very severe. >> reporter: a new study says pregnant women are at least four times as likely to be hospitalized as others with the virus. >> especially in the second and third trimester. there is reduced lung capacity and changes in their immune systems, which make them more vulnerable to a number of infe

. >> darlene haynes, eight months pregnant. her landlord found her mutilated baby in bedding in her bedroom closet. her womb, stripped. >> it's mostly women as we mentioned before.

sandy granmaison is darlene haynes' great-aunt. miss granmaison, our condolences to you, good morning. >> thank you. >> what was your reaction when you heard this little baby was found alive? >> i would have had liked to have heard it a little bit from the police department and not off the tv. >> do you think that information -- >> not from the police department. i got a phone call telling me to put my television on, that there was a possibility the people that took the baby was captured. >> darlene was 23 years old, the mother of three children. i know she was trying to get her life on track. why do you think she was the target of this crime? >> there's a lot of reasons. darlene lived a rough here with her boyfriend. finally, i think he misunderstood my message that she had to be helped. i told her to go to the court, get restraining orders, and -- >> let me just stop you for a second. do you think the boyfriend -- do you think the boyfriend had anything to do with this? i know he had been questioned by police. >> i cannot say or

. >> reporter: the 35-year-old corey was a neighbor of 23-year-old darlene haynes, who was found dead in her worcester apartment on monday. haynes was eight months pregnant but the child was missing from her body. >> this has been one of the most horrific ordeals that our family has ever had to deal with. >> reporter: police say corey fled to new hampshire with the baby but they won't tell us if they consider her a suspect in haynes' death. workers at the shelter where she stopped say nothing about the infant seemed out of the ordinary. >> as far as i could tell and that is at a glance the baby appeared comfortable, healthy. >> reporter: the child, being referred to for now as jane doe spent wednesday night and most of thursday at the hospital in good condition. a spokesperson describes her as a typical newborn with a cute nose >> she's been charming our ob nurses all day. >> reporter: her apparent health belies the potentially gruesome aspect of her birth. >> it's not things i'm comfortable talking about right now. >> reporter: while he would not elaborate, the worcester county distr

haynes was found dead monday in her worcester apartment. corey was found with the baby in a homeless shelter on thursday. the baby is said to be in good condition. >>> more rough weather is forecast up and down the atlantic coast. the rough weather is a repeat of the last few days that's racked the region with flooding rain, powerful thunderstorms, and ge daing tornadoes. a massive storm pounded memphis yesterday afternoon. as many as three tornadoes were reported and more than two inches of rain fell. no one was seriously injured, but there was extensive damage. at least 50 homes were hit. power lines and trees were toppled. at one point 12,000 people lost electricity. a tornado also touched down near shreveport. >> sitting in the living room, heard a loud noise, come out here and seen my barn being took across the field. i could see the tornadoes. >> the fast-moving tornado was a stretch of rough weather moving up and down the east coast. folks in new jersey are cleaning up following a powerful tornado that hit wednesday with winds exceed

an acquaintance of haynes julie cory was arrested yesterday in new hampshire.ase. >> she came home friday later in the day with the child, which raises suspicions with the friends because she just called early that morning stating she had a child. they thought it was odd she was home a few hours after giving birth to a child. that made them suspicion. >> cory is charged with being a fugitive from justice. the baby girl is being evaluated. >>> a new report finding foreclosure rates are exploding in sunbelt states like california, florida and nevada. in the first half of the year the city of las vegas has the highest rate at 7.5%. that is six times the national average. >>> there was new unrest in iran this morning. hundreds of people defied a government ban and held a memorial for victims of that nation's post-election violence. the ceremony was held around the grave site of the young woman shot to death during the protests and became a symbol of the opposition movement. witnesses say some mourners were arrested. >>> a final farewell to one of britain's last vet

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also father of a 1-year-old with darlene haynes. laura, let's be clear with the audience, he allegedly pushed her into a glass table, grabbed her by the throat, slapped her, also accused of hitting her in  2008. this is roberto rodriguez, father of the missing baby and another child of darlene haynes. >> turn yourself in, okay? you don't want to turn yourself in? keep running. the law's going to catch up with you eventually. that child needs medical  attention. okay? have a heart. i don't care if you just drop the kid off at a hospital. >> don, knowing the history between these two, there you heard from roberto rodriguez. if you're police, is that who you're focusing in on, at least right now? >> i think the people who are closest to her have to be looked at first. this guy is very close to her. they've had some issues that's gone on between them. so certainly you've got to look at this guy very thoroughly. but you can't just let it stop there, mike, because, again, there's baby selling that's going on out there, and has been goi

. >> reporter: 23-year-old darlene haynes planned to call her new baby sheila marie. had a chance to do that. >> this was the best case scenario out of this tragedy, that we have the child, and it appears to be healthy. >> reporter: the baby wasn't due for another month, but police say she was cut out and stolen from her slain mother's womb. on monday her mother was found mute rated in a closet in her worcester, apartment. >> i can't even believe this is happening it's it's not real. really so bizarre, bizarre. >> reporter: police searched local hospitals, knowing the baby would need urgent medical attention to survive. but they ultimately learned from one of the suspect's friends that if baby wasn't in a hospital, but a shelter. on wednesday, 35-year-old julie cory of worcester, massachusetts was arrested in plymouth, new hampshire. >> some friends became a little concerned about how she got home so early after just giving birth. many of her acquaintances watch the news, and realized that there was a woman who was killed and missing their child. >> reporter: cory is

jj haynes company glen burnie! great job! don and tim have a great monday. see ya!le. who else brings a tractor- trailer to a live shot, you know. >> leonard paper does. by the way thank you for the hats. tim has got one too. i notice we have some visiting -- visiting naval presence in the inner harbor. we will check it the out when . >>> well, after a daytime high of 88 degrees and a chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon, the next five days look like this. going up to 90 degrees for tuesday and wednesday. again a chance of thunderstorms each afternoon. 88 and 86 and 86 on thursday and friday. can't rule out a chance of thunderstorms on saturday, but the chances are a little less. 70 degrees your overnight low for the next five days, don. >> thank you. >>> everybody has the capacity to save a life and more and more people are getting that message. here is jessica kartalija with a preview what is coming up tonight on eyewitness news? >> reporter: good morning, i am jessica kartalija here at john hopkins hospital where doctors and nurses save lives every day, but o

haynes. >> unemployment is a lagging indicator, right? >> it is, right. >> we had a quote/unquote jobless claim in the early 2000s, is that right? >> we did. >> why are we obsessing about jobs? >> we want americans to be back at work regardless of whether or not the percentages of recession end or not. you want americans to be working. you don't want anyone to be unempl unemployed. >> i get that. i think the data is -- >> you want to see it peak. you want to see -- the idea is that the forecast remains high. >> not to prolong the discussion, but the peak is only here once you get past it. there's evidence of a turnaround. maybe -- or maybe it will go whoop. the peak maybe just -- whoop. >> maybe, mark. if you look at the peaks, if we can confirm a peak in claims, we're secure on confirming it. >> there's k-2 and mt. everest and they're both really high. >> thank you, steve liesman. >> pleasure, i think. >> the early market action. our reporters are standing by -- oh, yeah, of course. it's cool breeze at the big board. >> all is right with

the baby's mother, darlene haynes was found dead monday.ifying smell is what made a man go inside. she was 8 months pregnant and she has three other children. >> she's so kind hearted, though, that she would let anybody into her home. anybody. she was very lonely, very depressed, and anybody that was willing to come and talk to her she would let into her home. >> public records show the suspect was in the same aurmt building. police got tips from an acquaintances who got suspicious when she showed up with a baby girl. >>> a hear this story and find out how the transit system is responding to this.

. >> reporter: police say 23-year-old darlene haynes was last seen thursday, eight months pregnant. monday the landlord found her body in a bedroom closet wrapped in blankets. investigators say the mother's fetus was cut out of her and may still be alive. >> i think it was planned out, i mean, no one heard her cry. no one heard anything? i mean, someone -- someone took that baby. i mean, i just don't know who it could have been or why they were doing it. >> reporter: liz hipson said haynes was being evicted and had a restraining order against her boyfriend. but she said she could see haynes coming in to contact with strangers. >> she was so kind hearted, though, she would let anybody into her home. she was very lonely and very depressed and anybody that was willing to sit and talk with her she'd let into her home. >> wow. police say the infant would have needed immediate medical attention in order to survive. we'll stay on top of this story. >>> and she won't be joining the boys for beers tomorrow at the white house, but i'm thinking lucia whalen is fine with that. it was her 911 ca

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sergeant haynes, what do you make of it? are very odd anywhere, let alone in a town the side of beau la, up until a year ago had one traffic light in it. you don't see things like this. it's very spectacular when you look at the method that these people did this home invasion and murdered these two individuals. it's extremely shocking and we've never seen anything like that around here. >> to sergeant ted roy, from es scam beya sheriff's office, investigating the murder, is it true, sergeant roy, that a safe was taken out of the home and that there is evidence that this was all practiced? i mean imagine looking out your kitchen window and seeing a see group of men dressed in ninja outfits coming across your lawn. >> it is true about the safe. there was a safe stolen. as of right now, i can't tell you if we recovered it yet. i'm not investigating the case. i'm the public information officer. what's your second question, nancy? >> my question was, do you have reason to believe it was rehearsed? >> we do. several of the individ

. >>> volunteers of a rescue project pick up trash and other debris at haynes'. and southwest. they encourage people -- at hanespoint in southwest. they encourage people to get involved. >>> kids learned football from the pros at dunbar high school in northwest. vernon davis is a tight end for the san francisco 49ers and his brother is a quarterback for the miami dolphins, and they hosted the clinic. >>> great day to place some football. >> nice day for football, take a walk, ice evening also. -- nice evening also. let's look at the time lapse, the clouds rolling in fro the west earlier this afternoon. really did not affect the sunshine. but the temperatures in the low 80's. looking outside, on the potomac, great evening. the temperatures will fall into the 70's, then the 60's later tonight three stops on the network, fredericksburg currently 82, high of 84, no rain. lafayette elementary school, dew point level of 53, the temperature is 78. the official high at reagan national airport, 83 degrees, slightly below average. nowhere close to the 96 degrees we had on thursday. yeste

. >> reporter: police made the grim discovery monday insid darling haynes' home in worcester, decomposing body was wrapped in a blanket and crammed into a closet. an autopsy revealed the horrific details. >> it wasn't until then we were able to examine the body it was determined that the baby was missing. >> reporter: police say corey was a former neighbor of the victim and the last one to see her alive. corey's friend alerted police after the suspect claimed to have given birth to a baby girl last friday. >> some friends became a little -- concerned about how she got home so early after just giving birth. >> reporter: haynes was 8 months pregnant and expecting her fourth child. relatives say she was a good mother. >> she did have a heart of gold. one would be she loved to show -- >> reporter: relatives are relieved the baby is alive and safe. but are also shaken by the gruesome murder. >> trying to understand it and comprehend it. it has been very, very difficult. >> reporter: a judge ordered corey be held on $2 million bail. michelle franzen, news4. >>> the extradition hearing in this c

court records show that haynes had a restraining order against him for alleged assault.w in the custody of child protective services. >> got to be grateful to her because she kept the baby alive. >> reporter: for "good morning america," stephanie sy, abc news. >> incredible story. >>> president obama, meanwhile, is awarding 16 people the nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. among the honorees, ted kennedy, battling brain cancer. sandra day o'connor. and tennis great, billie jean king. impressive list. >>> and finally here, a rare site at the zoo in nebraska. we took note of this. a baby aardvark. there's seldom born anywhere, except in africa. no name yet. no word whether it's female or male. all they're telling us is it's an aardvark. >>> let's go back to sam and a packed central park this morning. hey, sam. >> good morning, david. david, we are so honored to be with this crowd today. i'm telling you, kelly clarkson has the most amazing fans in the world. and good morning, america. you may be dry, wherever you are. this crowd is soaking we

. >> 23-yea haynes plan to call her new baby sheila marie. she never had the chance to do that. >> this is the best case scenario out of this tragedy, that we have the child health a. >> the baby was not due for another month the police say she was cut out and still in from her slain mother's womb. on monday her mother was found mutilated in a closet in her massachusetts aptment. >> i can't believe this is happening. it is not real. it is just bizarre. bizarre. >> police searched local hospitals, knowing the baby will need urgent medical attention. but it ultimately learn from one of the suspects friends that the baby wasn't in the hospital, but a shelter. on wednesday, 35-year-old julie quarried of massachusetts was arrested in plymouth, new hampshire. >> they became a little concerned about how she got home so early aer just giving birth. many of her acquaintances watched the news and realized that there was a woman who was killed and missing their child. >> cory is described as an acquaintance. she initially faced kidnapping charges. today

monday, police discovered the decomposing body of 23-year-old darlene haynes inside her home. it was not until today that they found the baby girl at a homeless shelter in new hampshire. >> this is the best case scenario at this tragedy, that we have a child and it appears to be healthy. >> friends say she told them she had recently given birth. authorities in massachusetts said she could face kidnapping and murder charges. search warrants were served at the home of michael jackson's dr. conrad murray. investigators think the pop star was an addict. the warrants show authorities were seeking evidence for medical rule infractions including prescribing to an addict. the shell for release of a custody agreement making jackson's mother the permanent guardian of his three children. >> i think this puts to rest a lengthy and protected piece of litigation, and i think the children will benefit from that. >> rowe is the biological mother of the two oldest children. she has agreed not to seek custody, but will get visitation. there is no financial component to the visitation. >> a new

he was questioned and released. >> mourners have gathered outside darlene haynes' home, turning it into a makeshift memorial. police believe she had been dead for several days before her body was found. the associated press reports the man and woman arrested in the case used to live in the same apartment building, but they had already moved out before haynes moved in. >>> one child found, another missing nearly a week now. 8-year-old robert manuel was last seen friday near his mom's apartment in boise, hide he. tomorrow police are planning the most extensive search yet, hoping 1,000 volunteers or more will turn out. today we're learning more about robert's family, citing court papers, "the idaho statesman" says his mom is on probation for fracturing his infant half brother's skull. "the statesman" also says the boyfriend has a criminal record, including burglary and battery. but police say there's no evidence of foul play. and the family is cooperating. >>> caring for the home left side, it's an expensive problem for cities across the country. and in this recession, it's even worse. now

she cut the baby out of darlene haynes's abdomen after she murdered her. and said the baby was hers. >> she was one of the last people seen with her on thursday. again, it was thursday night, or early friday morning that she made statements to some close friends that she had given birth to a baby girl. but yet showed up later in the day with the child. which did raise suspicions to the friends. >> corey is held on $2 million bail. >> lots of heat out there today. but it could be turning to rain and storms in the near future. check back now with vytas to say what we can expect this weekend as he is wearing his very nice white dinner jacket to reflect that light from the sun. vytas you can start talking any time. >> thank you very much. i should have worn this at dinner. talking about hot temperatures out there it looks like we will continue to hold onto the hot temperatures leading us into the weekend. definitely there is a chance for strong storms to talk about. downtown relatively quiet conditions right now. 78 degrees. looking at a few high thin clouds.

they're looking for whoever killed 23-year-old darlene haynes and the newborn.the baby might have survived and would have needed immediate medical attention. she was dead a few days before her body was found. an autopsy showed she suffered head injuries, though the exact cause of death has not been determined. court records indicate haiynes had a restraining order against the father. >>> police are interviewing registered sex offendering as they continue searching for a missing 8-year-old boy in boise, idaho. robert manwill was last seen leaving home friday evening. investigators are following up on more than 100 leads in the case. >> this is robert's bear. that has always been close to his heart. our family would love to reunite them together. please do what you can to help. >> the fbi and more than 120 volunteers are helping in the search. robert manwill was last seen in a dark t-shirt, blue jeans and black shoes. if you have information police want you to call 208-507-6457. or just e-mail. >>> the man at the center of the michael jackson death investigation a

corey is accused of kidnapping the infant carried by darlene haynes. so far she has not been charged with haynes' murder. >>> near hawaii, a clean hit for a u.s. navy missile test. first, the target missile was fired from the island of kauai last night. then an interceptor missile from a navy destroyer. bingo, there you see it. target destroyed. mission accomplished. now dave price is here with our very first weather summit of the morning. >> quick question. do you think at the military center where they were calling that, they said the word bingo? >> probably. that's a quote. let me go back to my notes. >> bingo, it worked! wow. nice to see you, chris. >>> let's take a check of the weather and see what's happening all across the country. let's begin by talking about the southeast, where we're going to see more violent weather roll through, kind of like what we saw yesterday in memphis. in fact, as many as three tornadoes touched down in memphis yesterday. the severe weather system knocked down power lines, pounded the area with nearly two inches of ra

darlene haynes was eight months pregnant, when she was found murdered in her worcester, massachusetts, home. her baby removed from her body. last night, working on a tip, police tracked down an acquaintance of haynes and found the baby in good health. friends of the suspect alerted police after becoming suspicious when they saw the story on the news. >>> rising unemployment is crippling most of this country, and causing the foreclosure crisis to spread. new numbers show foreclosure kriss above average in illinois. cities in california, nevada, and arizona, accounted for one-third of all the filings in the first half of this year. >>> heavy rain is being blamed for causing this 40-car pileup on a highway in north carolina. that stretch is about a mile on i-40, outside of raleigh. incredibly, the only injury, a broken leg. but what a tangled mess. >>> finally, you'd have to see this to believe it. police in utah are in a car chase. okay? i've and car chases. the suspect is driving through stop science at about 40 miles per hour. manages to keep control of the car, as you would suspect.

charges in the murd earp of a brutally beaten acquai acquaintance of corey's, 33-year-old darlene haynes womb the baby was forcibly taken at about eight months gestation. >> not your classic preemie who needed an incubator. much closer to term babies are much more likely to be well. >> reporter: that's the extent of the good news. the awful fact is these kinds of crimes are hitting the headlines more frequently. >> happened enough time that it is called newborn kidnapping by cesarean section. and it is a form of baby stealing. >> reporter: not baby stealing from a nursery or played for laughs as in the coen brothers movie raising arizona. >> i need a baby. >> reporter: but baby stealing as a desperate self-serving, life and death calculation. a stolen life, death meaning murder. setting it up by bragging about a nonexistent pregnancy. >> she told me, and i said wow, this baby's going to be big. and she was so happy and everything because she was pregnant. >> reporter: and then, as a growing collection of women have done in recent years, picking a very pregnant mother-to-be, and taking he

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. >> he is wearing a $6,000 suit, $50,000 watch and according to my infrared scope, haynes size 36 tidy of big movie releases set for this weekend. our film critic will join us live with a preview of where you should spend or save your money this weekend. >>> you can go ahead and let your kids rip and run outside. you probably know that kids would participate in more physical activity during the day fall asleep faster at night. they are just tired out. a new study shows for every one hour a child sits, it take them thee minutes longer to fall asleep. >> wear them out. >>> on the big screen, sharks can be scary but this weekend, they are celebrating sharks at d.c.'s national aquarium. >> that is where holly is. we'll check in with her next.  >>> good morning, everybody. holly morris here. and a hope you're ready for an ocean adventure this morning because we are live at the national aquarium in d.c. where this week we are celebrating sharks. queue the shark music. sharks have been room -- roaming for millions of years and that's why we have a shark expert coming out and he's going to i

darlene haynes was eight months pregnant when she was found dead in her worcester, massachusetts apartmentay. police have charged an acquaintance. they say friends were suspicious when the suspect told them she had just delivered a child. the baby is said to be in fairly good health. >> abc news has learned the long-awaited toxicology report on michael jackson is ready. family members have seen it but the coroner's office is waiting for the police department to release it. dr. murray has reportedly told the drug propofol on the day he died. abc news has learned this is not the first time that murray has caught the attention of law officers. back in 1994 he was arrested, tried and found not guilty of domestic violence. >> a sudden downpour may have triggered a massive pile-up involving dozens of cars on interstate 40 durham, north carolina. no one was seriously hurt in the rush hour chain reaction crash but traffic was tied up for hours. >> here is a look at your thursday forecast: thunderstorms and flooding across the south, drenching parts of texas, arkansas, louisiana, mississippi and te

. >> forget about the haynes bottom, how about the guy adami 870 call? we hit and it bounced right off of it and we've not come back. >> joe makes a good point. 15% of the s&p earnings out next week. >> this week. >> and the bulk of it we get the remaining 85% or so. >> that's a lot more. >> the point being, the point being, that we are rallying right now with 85% of the s&p 500 to report starting monday on. >> yep. >> why are we so confident that 870 is the bought? >> because we're looking for leadership and leadership came from the energy stocks when we moved from 900 to 950 and they led us back down or towards the 870 level. but when you look at the last cycle, it was started by technology. then it was the financials. that's exactly what's kicking it off once again. intel's numbers were absolutely spectacular. gold man sachs' were spectacular. if jpmorgan can follow-up and we can get some google and ibm, the shorts will be freaked out. then we might be 1000 in the s&p before the end of the week. >> you nailed it on earnings. what are you looking for,

they're looking for whoever killed 23-year-old darlene haynes and the newborn. the baby might have survived but would need medical attention. she was dead a few days before her body was found. she suffered head injuries, although the exact cause of death has not been determined. court records show she had a restraining order against the father of her 1-year-old daughter after several domestic violence complaints. police say he has been interviewed. >>> police are interviewing registered sex offenders in idaho. family members say robert manwill was last seen leaving home on friday. investigators are following up more than 100 leads in the case. >> this is robert's bear that has always been close to his heart. our family would love to reunite them together. please do what you can to help. >> the fbi, more than 120 volunteers are combining to search for the boy. he's 4'2", weighs the 50 pounds. last seen in a dark t-shirt, blue jeans and black shoes. if you have information please call police in boise. 208-570-6457. or e-mail findrobert@cityofboise.org. >>> a 4-yea

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