with that i want to introduce hayward lieutenant chris orry. >> good morning and thanks very much forpatience. on november 19, 1988, in south hayward, california, 9-year-old michaela garrett was abducted by a stranger in front of the rainbow market. this that case has been investigated for over 20 years, the hayward police department has investigated over 13,000 leads and unfortunately the case has remained unsolved. on august 27, with the rest of the world, we learned be taillight jaycee dugard abduction, as we learned about that case, we saw more and more similarities to our own abduction in 1988. these similarities included the physical appearance and ages of the victims, the manner of the abduction, that they were taken in a very brazen manner in broad daylight in a public place, the similar vehicle descriptions between the vehicle uses in 1988 and the phillip garrido veechblgt and pictures we have obtained of him at that time and the police artist sketch done in 1988 by the witness to michaela's abduction. for those reasons we obtained a search warrant for the property that had b

this is hayward municipal airport in hayward, california. >>> in the big picture, there is a lot of reaction throughout the day to former president jimmy carter's comments about race. a number of conservatives have been criticizing jimmy carter. he made comments in an interview with nbc's brian williams. >> i think an overwhelming portion of the intensely demonstrated animosity toward president barack obama is based on the fact that he is a black man. that he's african-american. it is abomitable circumstance. >> coming on the heels of joe wilson's outburst. wilson shouted "you lie" at the president. there are a number of signs praising wilson at a big march in washington over the weekend. republican national chairman michael steele said criticism of president obama has nothing to do with race. >> i think we've come a great distance getting to the election of a barack obama and now having his administration some seven, eight months underway and step back and go, all of a sudden america doesn't want this man to be successful and concerned about his race to me is a very spurious argument to mak

this is at the hayward airport, an executive airport but a lot of folks use.aid that the airplane had just taken off from this airport and was returning to this airport when it crashed. 30 businesses operate at executive. they have had quite a scene. when we learn of anything else regarding this, we will bring that to you right away. cops in the backyard of phillip garrido. now they're looking to any link to any other missing persons cases, including the disappearance of this girl. she disappeared in the late 1980's. her mother joins us to share her story and her hopes in two gecko vo: businessmen say "hard work equals success." well, you're looking at, arguably, the world's most successful businessgecko. gecko vo: first rule of "hard work equals success." gecko vo: that's why geico is consistently rated excellent or better in terms of financial strength. gecko vo: second rule: "don't steal a coworker's egg salad, 'specially if it's marked "the gecko." come on people. what i need to control my diabetes, to stay healthy - and get on with my life. it comes from

steven hayward is a senior fellow at the pacific research institute. i would like to welcome him to talk about his new book. [applause] >> thank you very much, john, thank the cato institute for hosting us today. john mentioned, i first volume came out right before the events that changed so much of american life. i thought surely things will be different this time. so i turned up in new york on tuesday on msn b.c. got to my hotel, they handed me my room key and it was room 9 11 one. that is a good sign that things would go differently, that i saw the news of senator kennedy's testing, the e-mail of my cancellation, i have been booked for next week, i urge all oyou in praying for the health of robert byrd. [laughter and applause] i should begin by offering a brief explanation, pretty ironica guy who uses the word reached in two opening statements, an explanation of why i should spend the better part of a decade doing something that is so unconventional, according to the usual publishing norms of toy, writing a long, wide scale, sprawling negative about

she disappeared in 198 23r8 hayward, california.e now, and joining us from san francisco, return visit with katie callaway hall, who was kidnapped and raped in an incredible eight-hour adventure with the suspect phillip garrido back in 1976 and lived in fear of him for all these years. sharon, is it hard for you to be at that house? >> yes. i was able to go on the property for the first time today. pi walked into the backyard, and it's just a horrific feeling back there knowing what those girls were going through living back there for all that time. >> larry: now, you have not had closure, so what is your wish tonight? >> my wish is to find michaela alive. i have not lost that hope, and i won't lose that hope until somebody can prove to me that she's not. my wish is that michaela would see me here on tv and that she would realize how much i miss her. i used to tell her when she was a child, be careful and take care of yourself because if anything happened to you, it would break my heart. i would just like her to see me and remember

steven hayward is a senior fellow at the pacific research institute and i wou like to welcome him to talk about his new book. [applause] >> tha you very much john and thank you for the cato ititute for hosting us today. john mentioned how first of all u came out right before the events in the decade chain so much oamerican life and i thought knock on wood things would be different this time so i turned up in new york on tuesday to appear yesterday on the morning joe show on msnbc. i got in my room and was room 9/11. i am not superstitious and i thought for sure that would be a good omen until i woke up yesterday morning to see the news of senator kennedy's passing, the e-mail up my cancellation on morning joe. i have been very book so i urge l of you to pray for the health of robert byrd. [laughter] i thk i should begin by offering a brief explanation. it is pretty ironi a guyights to that books and uses t word-- in his opening system. why i would spend the better part of a decade doing something so unconventional according to the usl publishing toy which is writing a long wide scale

the 20-acre site will include three rides as well as a replica of haywards castle. the potter's spell is said to be cast next spring. >>> from harry potter to the other famous harry. great britain's most eligible bachelor has he's called spent the day continuing his pilot training in the >>> coming up next on the late show, actress haish. >> thank you for watching wjz news. have a good night, we'll see you tomorrow.

police from hayward and dublin, california, and hayward is maybe 70 miles away from antioch where this apparently conducting this search or at least are part of the search. this is where phillip garrido according to authorities held dugard for 18 years and fathered two children with her. dugard was found alive recently. she was kidnapped back in 1991 when she was 11 in south lake tahoe. the garridos are behind bars. we'll bring you more information as we get it on this ongoing investigation. >>> right now in boston, the transit authority is sorting out why a commuter train ran into a barricade when it pulled into a station. a dozen people are hurt but none of the injuries are life threatening. a transit spokesman said the train was moving slowly. the engineer admits he misjudged the distance and that is the length of the train. the engineer will submit to routine drug and alcohol testing. >>> in south florida, officials at a high school say a suspect in is in custody for the stabbing death of a fellow student. the suspect pulled a switch blade during a fight with a victim and stabbed t

hayward. a november 10th execution date has been set for convict sniper john allen mohammad. mohammad was sentenced to death for the murder of dean meyers in manassas. meyers was one of ten people shot to death during the two killing see. mohammad's acome police, lee boyd mall zero, is serving a life sentence. lawyers for mohammad say he will appeal to the u.s. supreme court and also appeal to virginia governor tim kaine for clemency. >>> the leader of a bipartisan group of senators known as the gang of six has released their version of a health care reform bill. however, this plan has no republican support and democrats vow they will keep negotiating to bring gop lawmakers on board. joel brown reports from captiol hill. >> one more health care proposal is on the table. one that is supposed to win republican votes. right now it has zero gop support. >> it includes massive cuts in medicare. tax increases on individuals and tax increases on business. >> reporter: even the three republican senators who helped to broker the deal may not sign on to the final product but the lawmak

. >> hello, i'm jaycee hayward. welcome to 9news now at noon. >> we have very, very well developed protocalls for protection of the national capital region. this being a normal, training exercise preplanned. the coordination was minimum with other federal agencies. i want to reemphasize that no shots were fired. there was no suspect vessel. there was no criminal activity. this was a preplanned, normal training exercise. i'm happy to take any questions that you might have. >> was there a discussion of shooting or guns on the frequency that led to the decision? >> on channel 81, which is on open frequency, but a coast guard working frequency, part of the protocall in their training is verbalization of gunfire and orders between the boats simulating what we would normally do if we were intercepting a suspect vessel. that bang, bang, was verbalized on the radio, but i want to reemphasize that no shots were fired. no weapons were trained. no ammunition was loaded. this was strictly on the radio. a verbalization. that's a

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hayward. police have a lot of questions and few answers following the discovery of a body in prince georges county. the discovery was made on a playground, behind ascension lutheran school in landover hills on the 7400 block of buchanan street. police will not say whether the body is that of a man or woman. we will be following the story throughout the day and have updates on our website at wusa9.com and on this evening's newscast. >>> a woman doing yard work was killed last night when a tree fell on her. it happened on oak tree road. the husband called 91 when he came outside and saw his wife was trapped under the tree. >> when fire rescue units arrived on the scene we found a 63-year-old female. she was under an approximately ten-inch caliber tree. the tree appeared to have been dead and fallen due to a shallow root system and possibly with the rain we have received in the area. >> reporter: fire and rescue workers say the tree had been partially uprooted before it fell. the name of the 63-y

by steven hayward. in many ways, ronald reagan continues to inform our politics. afte the 2006 elections, just recalled one way, which happened after the 1992 election some members of congress were quick to declare the end of reaganism , the end

hayward. today barack obama took his fight for health care reform to college park. and just a short while ago he held a rally on the campus. people outside, for and against the president's proposal, made their voices heard. armando trull joins us from the comcast center with more information. >> reporter: the president is telling a packed house at the comcast center is time to fix america's broken health care system and saying any reform must include security for those who have insurance and options for those who don't. let's listen in on what the president is saying live right now. >> we feed on hope and possibilities. that's what america is about. that's what we are called to affirm right now. it has now been nearly a century since teddy roosevelt first called for health care reform. been attempted by nearly every president and every congress since and our failure to get it done year after year, decade after decade has placed a burden on families, businesses and taxpayers that we can no longer sustain. so i may not be the first president to take up the cause of he

hayward. three men at the center of an ongoing terror investigation are making court appearances today. they are charged with making false statements to the government. karen brown is outside of the federal court in brooklyn where one suspect who was a religious leader with ties with police went before a judge. >> a man linked to a massive terror investigation is due before a federal judge inside of this brooklyn courthouse. police arrested him at his queens apartment over the weekend on charges he lied to the fbi. the same night n denver, agents hauled in 24-year-old man and his father. >> no comment. >> reporter: the younger man was under suspicion for two trips to pakistan this year when he drove across country to new york just before september 11th, investigators became concerned about a potential bloom plot. after three days of questioning, the fbi said he admitted to receiving weapons and explosives training from al- qaeda but he is facing charges for making false statements to law enfor

[inaudle conversations] >> steven hayward is the auphor of severalooks includinghe two-volumeoliticalhy of ronald reagan, the age of reagan, and churchill on leadership. he's a senior fellow at the pacific research institutend fellow at the american enterprise institute. the cato institute hosted this event. for more information, visit cato.org. >> we areebe at the oregon council for social secity -- social studies speaking with robert miller author of "native america, discovered and conquered." thomas jefferson, lewis and clark and manife destiny. mr. miller, your book talks a lot about the doctrine of discovery. why don' you tell us a little bit about that. >> the doctrine of discovery is a legal principle that describes how europeans came to this continent and claimedhe lands from the nativepeople. the doctrine was literally developed by the church and portugal and spain. and the european countries used this legal principle to claim lands in africa, asia, and, of course, in the americas. the classic painting or the classic example of explorers coming ashor and sticking their flag a

hayward. a group of six lawmakers spent weeks huddled behind closed doors working on a health care reform compromise and now there's word they are days away from unveiling the finished product. they have lowered the price tag and they leftout the government- run insurance option. they are trying to gain enough republican support to get the bill passed, but they are running the risk of upsetting leading democrats. joel brown explains. >> reporter: the latest version of the health care reform bill is almost ready. a group of six moderate senators from both sides of the aisle have been working for months on a compromise. the lawmaker leading the group, democratic senator max baucus says it addressed some of the biggest concerns. it will likely leave out the government option, which is government funded insurance. that is necessary to win some gop support but it will upset some democrats like house speaker nancy pelosi. >> we will again improve quality, lower costs, expand coverage and maintain ch

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mckayla, in hayward, california, she had gotten soda. cherry taffy.way to ice skatin@ lessons, jaycee on the way to school as an 11-year-old. we don't know if garrido was involved in the other two, but it sure adds up. >> for law enforcement to come out today. i was watching that search, listen to law enforcement and for them to say publicly they are looking at these two specific cases because of the similarities that says a lot to me as an investigator. they are on their hands and knees. i was watching them rake along the fence. someone taking sketches, taking pictures. they were inside buildings, outside the buildings. they are looking for a lot of evidence. i heard cops say we have to look inside walls, underground. who knows where you could find evidence. >> absolutely. up with thing they are probably using is ground penetrating radar to see if there are anomalies under the ground. this place looks like a super fund site. the technicians are back there and they are digging -- literally digging and looking for evidence in these two cases. >> mike,

i'm with the lieutenant from the dublin police department and lieutenant from the hayward police department. tell us about the girls that are missing from your area. >> my kayla was abducted on november 18th, 1988. saturday morning, broad daylight. her and a young friend went to a local north get candy. she was grabbed and thrown into a car and driven which aby a suspect, never to be seen again. >> and then the case of alien. >> on january 30th, 1989. eileen had left school at 2:30 in the afternoon, walking home where she was scheduled to be picked up by the ice skating coach. apparently she never made it to her house. >> both girls lived within an hour drive to this house of horrors where jaycee was held captive for 18 years. >> phil garrido got out in august of '88 and they are all within months of each other. >> are looking for any clues to link garrido to the girls. >> one of the things you would look forward to would be statements coming from jaycee dugard to help. >> there is the hope that she can provide some information that may connect the garridos to eileen and mickala's diseye di

i'm with the lieutenant from the dublin police department and lieutenant from the hayward police departmentre missing from your area. >> my kayla was abducted on november 18th, 1988. saturday morning, broad daylight. her and a young friend went to a local north get candy. she was grabbed and thrown into a car and driven which aby a suspect, never to be seen again. >> and then the case of alien. >> on january 30th, 1989. eileen had left school at 2:30 in the afternoon, walking home where she was scheduled to be picked up by the ice skating coach. apparently she never made it to her house. >> both girls lived within an hour drive to this house of horrors where jaycee was held captive for 18 years. >> phil garrido got out in august of '88 and they are all within months of each other. >> are looking for any clues to link garrido to the girls. >> one of the things you would look forward to would be statements coming from jaycee dugard to help. >> there is the hope that she can provide some information that may connect the garridos to eileen and mickala's diseye disappearance. neighbors say the 5

over the past week hayward and dublin have seized reams and reams of writings and documents.ether or not they make sense remains to be seen. and whether or not they are of any evidenceary value is another matter. keep in mind we've heard from his songs. we've seen things on the internet, his blog. a lot of it seems to be the ravings, per se, of a religious fanatic, or deep down in mental illness. >> henry, john, wendy, we appreciate it. >>> coming up, a glimpse of how precious life can be. we talked to you about the flooding in georgia. some heart-wrenching stories for you coming up. this is one way of getting vitamins and minerals. this is another. new total blueberry pomegranate cereal gives you 100% of the daily value of 12 essential vitamins and minerals. plus the bold new taste of blueberries and pomegranate with crispy whole grain flakes and crunchy oat clusters. total, a truly delicious way to get vitamins and minerals. how are you getting 100%? visit totalcereal.com and get a free sample. and we want to make sure that we enable our customers to be successful homeowner

leon hayward who died of lymphoma and lung disease after the attack because a medical examiner was ruled a homicide because of a toxic dust cloud caused lung cancer. >>> another group of hijackers crashed american airlines flash 77 into the pentagon. 59 people on that plane died. another 125 inside the pentagon were killed. president obama will attend a memorial service for the victims at the pentagon this morning. the event is for victims, family members only. holly morris is at the pentagon this morning. right now there are security measures taken in advantage of the president's visit. so we'll check in with her coming up during in the 8:00 hour. >>> in the meantime we'll be remembering the 40 people who died on a field in shanksville, pennsylvania, where flight 93 was brought down by terrorists. it was believed the plane was headed to d.c. when passengers fight with the hijackers. this is a look at memorial fence in shanksville. later on they will have a permanent memorial built. tom ridge, the first secretary of homeland security, will be at the shanksville ceremony. >>> a small reme

reporting live from new york as those ceremonies continue and the latest victim added to that list, leon hayward who died of lymphoma and lung disease. his name will be read today as well. >>> and while we remember those who lost, the president is wanting us to do to remember those who dies. >>> plus new allegations against the community organizing group acorn. did they have a pimp and prostitute cheat on their taxes. >>> and you can keep up with the day's remembrances on our website, myfoxdc.com. fox 5 midday news continues after of the break.  >>> a bus accident in southeast sent 16 people, including several children, to the hospital this morning. police say two buses collided before 8:00 this morning in the 2300 block of good hope road. we're told a metro bus and private tour bus were involved. none of those injuries are life- threatening. >>> a witness has come forward to help police with a deadly hit-and-run last night along annapolis road in riverdale. investigators are looking for a chrysler model vehicle with a damage to the left front headlight area and missing a hubcap from

the hayward police department spoke to reporters last night saying they discovered bones on the garrido>> we did discover bones on the exterior of the garrido property. and it's too early to even begin to guess what kind of bone that might be, human or animal. >> phillip and nancy garrido remain behind bars, they are charged with the 1991 kidnapping of jaycee dugard. >>> and police in california are looking for two people accused in an attack on a walmart employee. this week's attack was caught on camera as two of the suspects left the store with a flat screen tv in their cart. the couple ignored the man's request to see the receipt. the couple shoved the man to the ground and then got in their van and took off. the police say the employee was sent to the hospital with injuries to his hands and arms. >>> the trial of an american student accused of murder resuming this amongst. amanda knox and her boyfriend, rafaele sollecito are accused of assaulting and killing her roommate meredith kercher. i know that court has got around underway, what has happened so far? >> reporter: i think, alex

california, a security camera at a nearby business catching the moment of the crash near hayward executive plane strung around and landed in the fence and building and burst into flames instantly. shepard: luckily, nobody was hurt. the pilot the only person on board. we are told he was able to run out of the plane seconds after it crashed. missouri. wild hogs now a big problem across the state. wildlife experts say they came to the area when recreational hog hunting became popular and now the population has gotten out of control. conservationists say the animals are damaging the environment and crops. >> about a half dozen pigs, basically disseminated five acres of corn in a week's time. shepard: asking hunters to kill immediately every wild hog they encounter. pennsylvania. a soldier just back from iraq goes to pick up his daughter from school and gets a surprise. [cheers] >> lindsey lawrence holding a welcome home party for her dad, complete with the school's chorus and its marching band. sergeant first class richard lawrence spent a year overseas. the time apart was hard on everyone in

we will start with steve hayward who is and after that henry olsen the vice president of aei's national research initiative. after that we'll have discussion with the audience. and at 7 p.m. we will break for a reception outside to honor our speakers. before we go to our program, i want to know that so that you have it in your datebook, that one month from now, october, approximately october3, tuesday, our next week at the bradley series will be marty peretz. and now please join me in welcoming sam tanenhaus to aei. [applause] >>hank you, everyone who is here. in particular, my good friend doctor sally who first suggested i speak here. actually, what we now remember collectively was in the winter of 2007 when i first discussed some of the ideas, if that's what hey are, that i've set forth in this book. and you have invited me back again. sometimes i wonder why she did it but then i remarriages psychiatrist and maybe all this is very amusing to her. it's interesting when arthur described conservatives as radicals. that is what is what's interesting to me about the movement. not the conse

this is hayward, california's municipal airport.lt. crashed and there was a fire. no word yet on how many people were on board. how many injuries as a result of this, but this plane tried to come back after mechanical problems and then ended up crashing right there at the airport. >>> a virginia judge has set november 10th as the execution date for convicted d.c. sniper john allen muhammad. prosecutors have requested muhammad be put to death before, a monday, but judge wanted to make sure government offices will be opened the day before the execution. just in case something happens, that requires action from the governor or from the courts. muhammad was convicted of the 2002 murder of a virginia man at a gas station in manassas, and all and his teenager accomplice lee boyd malvo shot 13 people in the d.c. area killing ten of them. >>> got just in to hln a short time ago. we got cell phone pictures of singer chris brown performing his community service. wtvr reporter waincobalt took these pictures and today is the first of 180 days c

. >> reporter: in 1988, this 9-year-old was kidnapped in hayward, california.he photos of her bear a strong resemblance to jaycee dugard. and the method of kidnapping was the same. both girls grabbed in broad daylight by someone inside a car. this is a police sketch of the suspected kidnapper in the garrett case. it resembles a photo of phillip garrido taken in 1976. >> my first thought, when i heard that jaycee was found, was please, god, let michaela be with her. >> reporter: in the other abduction, this 13-year-old has been missing since 1989. police say a car found on the garrido property in an earlier search is similar to one a witness described eileen getting into on the day she disappeared. >> have equated what they're working in back there to looking for evidence in a landfill. >> reporter: police say they expect the search will last for several more days. and they've raised the possibility that they'll demolish the garrido house. >> if we find anything to believe that we need to tear down the house, then we will certainly pursue that. >> reporter: the

>> hayward police department has still not had contact with phillip garrido. >> and nor has the dublinhere. >> currently he is in custody, and we have not made an attempt to speak with him. >> is that lack of evidence a source of frustration for your two agencies, all of the work that you are doing? >> i wouldn't say the lack of a key piece of evidence is a frustration for us, you know, we certainly hope to find more, but in a sense, it could indicate that they're alive somewhere, so it's really a mixed blessing either way. >> at this point you get the sense that investigators have just about everything that they need on the jaycee dugard case, but right now the investigation seems principally focused on -- on finding any evidence at all linking phillip and nancy garrido to other missing persons cases. and we will continue to follow developments there as we told you just a moment ago, a couple of searches going on of the properties today, an inside search of the home, a scan of the properties underground areas as well, and also debris removal on all of the properties taking place. and

. >> reporter: they're looking for tres of 9-year-old michaela garrett, who was abducted from hayward, california. police say they see similarities between their disappearances and that of 29-year-old jaycee dugard, who was freed last month, after living 18 years and having 2 daughters with accused kidnapper, phillip garrido. >> we do have single witness who states that he saw eileen get into a vehicle, which is similar to a vehicle which was removed from this property. >> reporter: police also compared this witness description of the did napper back then, and phillip garrido as he looked at the time. and they said there was a stunning physical resemblance between jaycee dugard and michaela, at the time they were taken. these are portrayals of what both young women might look like today, at ages 29 and 30. police say garrido and his wife, nancy, know about this search. both are being held on charges of kidpping and rape in the case of jaycee dugard, who, with her daughters, is back living with her family. one of the previous searches turned up a piece of bone, which has not yet been i

derrick hayward with our affiliate wsvn tells us about anthony's release and the evidence that freedor the first time in 26 years, anthony karavella walked out of a jail without handcuffs or shackles to restrain him. he was sent to state prison for life in 1983 at the age of 15. convicted in the rape and murder of a 58-year-old miramar woman. but last week, after an eight-year battle by the broward county public defender's office, dna tests proved they had the wrong man. he is now 41. >> i'm happy to be out. yeah, i'm happy to be out. >> what do you think of the job your attorney did? >> i know if it hadn't been for her, none of this would have happened for me. >> and your brother, too, right? >> and my brother. >> do you feel bitter at all? >> bitter? no, not at all. not at all. >> looking forward? >> that's all. >> he had told me what he wants to do today is he wants to go to the cemetery and see his mother. and again, we would ask for his -- your respect for his privacy. his mother passed about eight years ago. she had begun this process of trying to get her son exonerated. and yo

. >> one of the amicus briefs, maybe professor hayward, suggested that the history of this 1947 provision was such that it really wasn't enforced because people were concerned about the first amendment interests. and that the courts, to the extent cases were brought, did everything they could to avoid enforcing the limitations. >> well, i don't recall who the professor was either, mr. chief justice but i recall pretty well the history that was recounted -- i would say the history recounted by this court in the autoworkers' case, in cio, in the pipe fitter's case, which is quite inconsistent with that. we've never had a case until this court supplemental order. we've never had a case that challenged directly, quote, austin and austin-style corruption, which is a term i think that is quite misleading. when the sober-minded root was moved to stand up in 1894, and urged the people of the united states and urged the congress of the united states tone act legislation that would address, quote, a constantly-growing evil which has done more to shake the confidence of plain people of small means o

. >> one of the amicus briefs, maybe professor hayward, suggested that the history of this 1947 provision was such that it really wasn't enforced because people were concerned about the first amendment interests. and that the courts, to the extent cases were brought, did everything they could to avoid enforcing the limitations. >> well, i don't recall who the professor was either, mr. chief justice but i recall pretty well the history that was recounted -- i would say the history recounted by this court in the autoworkers' case, in cio, in the pipe fitter's case, which is quite inconsistent with that. we've never had a case until this court supplemental order. we've never had a case that challenged directly, quote, austin and austin-style corruption, which is a term i think that is quite misleading. when the sober-minded root was moved to stand up in 1894, and urged the people of the united states and urged the congress of the united states tone act legislation that would address, quote, a constantly-growing evil which has done more to shake the confidence of plain people of small means o