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it's heartbreaking. i fear we'll get worse.if we get rain at this point, we have only got a couple months of summer left and then we go into winter where we won't have grass because it's chilly. summer's normally our busiest time, so i fear the horses will survive so far it will get worse before it gets better. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> there are some cases williams just can't turn away. >> i don't know what hit you, all the new horses to visit with. >> cisco falls into that category. he can barely muster the strength to make it into the trailer. >> good boy. we can't always rehab them. there are some so far gone, they have gone without -- that have gone without food so long that their organs shut down and they lay down. it's amazing what they can survive. it takes a lot of feed and a lot of money to help them pull through. but they can survive some pretty amazing stuff. >> which is certainly the hope for her newest rescue which she is painfully aware will not be her last. i'm ryan owens for "nightline" in valley mill

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. >>> a heartbreaking case of animal abuse. more than 20 dogs removed from a home in bad condition. eyewitness news is live. kelly mcpherson is liva -- live in ann anne arundel county. >> reporter: all 21 dogs were found alive. but where they were living, inside a house and a travel trailer, was so filthy that an investigator had to go in, wearing a hazmat suit. >> reporter: the first thing you notice about this house is its stench. >> death. and feces. and like this gunk all mix the into one bad smell. >> reporter: krista deer has been calling anne arundel county agencies for months, complaining about this property. finally, friday, it required a man suited up for hazardous materials to go in to take pictures. inside animal control found 21 dogs. the county executive liaison was the first official to see and smell the inhumane conditions. >> there were mattresses that had feces on them. and there were feces piled up inside of the trailer, where the dogs were living. and i didn't see any evidence of any food or water. but certainly in the trailer, with the windows covered up in plas

gosh, that's heartbreaking. playing hide and seek with the sippy cup. breaks your heart to see that. traces of chloroform. ginger is with us from arkansas. ginger, go ahead. >> caller: yes, thank you for taking my call. >> yeah. >> caller: i was curious about there being no blood found in the trunk. with this child, is that really that rare? because of -- if her mother used chloroform to kill the little girl, with no manual strangulation or any kind of physical trauma to the body? would it be so, you know, i mean, would they expect to find blood still? or just from the decomposition? >> we'll ask steve rogers that. steve, if that, if chloroform is in the midst here, would you have blood? >> no. you wouldn't expect that, no. >> didn't think so. >> that's a big if. let me just say, assumes facts not in evidence. no one knows. i've been following this case with you for a long time now. we don't know how this happened. we have no idea. >> and we have speculated on the chloroform. another caller wants in on that very topic. tony, your question? >> caller: th

and heartbreaking ones. his children sang farewell before they got to know their dad. about 4,000 people turned out to celebrate his life. the memorial service isn't bringing complete closure. his friends and family have in the back of their minds catching his killer. the assistant secretary of homeland security assured them that the killer will be caught. >> we will not rest as a law enforcement community until that justice is done. and until we have the kind of border and kind of community that robert rosas stood for and fought for. >> reporter: several men have been detained in mexico and one person in the u.s. in connection with rosas' killing. authorities are sharing few specifics just saying the case is far from solved. thousands of law enforcement officers turned out from around the country not only to pay their respects but to make a point to the drug runners believed to be responsible for killing rosas. >> we have an important job to do. we'll rededicate ourselves to doing this mission. >> reporter: one man's life lost, thousands of others are standing behind

it is heartbreaking to watch all this kind. i know it is tough days for everybody. but they have to be just demoralized back in that locker look right now. >> of course the orioles were down 4-0 in this game. they tied it at 6. they tied at 8. nick markakis on a day that he is going to have a run and a walk over. the two run homer number 14 do right field to tie the game up at 6. >> nick markakis had another very good day again and he got the orioles back in track with that homerun right there his 14th of the year. the orioles battled. all of a sudden things got out of control again for jeremy guthrie he gives up that seventh run. another tough day for jeremy. >> orioles in the mining adam jones deep enough to score brian roberts with a double. game tied at 8. >> and here's the base hit that did it in for the orioles right now. bases loaded nobody out. hunter base hit up the middle. game of inches i mean just off the glove of brian bass and that is what really starts the down fall right therech the angels go on to score nine runs in the top of the 13th inning and th

you see the movies, some terrible t tngs happen, some really heartbreaking things happen, and that is the case, and my father was not the mean sort of egomaniac, although he was a little bit of an egomaniac, but in a nice way, no, so i may be father more real. he is very famous and very important, and the story, my dad struggled most of his career until the end, so i based on things that i knew, but the story never really happened. tavis: let me get personal, if i can, about your story, and let me start with a sequestered, but when you were a kid, where you called francis ford coppola prove your entire name was always used -- were you called francis ford coppola? your entire name was always used? >> no, i was called francy. one of my relatives was better looking and smaller and could be me up, but he never did -- protected me -- and could beat me up. he used three names, because we all had three names, and he was a writer, and i just wanted to be like him. tavis: what was his name? >> my brother? i do not want to embarrass him. noneteteless, i wanted to be a writer just so i could cop

the news is heartbreaking to people who knew the victim. >> we played peewee baseball together and grew up through high school and remained close friends with the family. it hits home. >> dogs fight l the time. i guess he was trying to get in between them because they got a little too serious. next thing you know, they turned on him. >> loudoun county animal control is holding those pit bulls. the victim's name has not yet been released. >>> the search is on this morning for the person who killed a woman in gi nia. the 32-year-old woman claims she was targeted by two men last friday on guns spring road in loudoun county. she says one man held her down while the other one sexually assaulted her. there were no weapons used. the woman was in a familiar area but didn't know her attackers. police are working with that victim and they plan to release a sketch of the suspect sometime in the next few days. if you have any information, you're being asked to call loudoun county police. >>> a fourth person now charged in the d.c. technology scandal. a herndon virginia native worked for the owner e

. >> it's heartbreaking. it is. it's like somebody just took a knife and stabbed it in my heart and just kept jigling it. and they didn't pull it out yet. it's still going through my head. life, life. that's all i hear is life. >> reporter: the judge said the crime was depraved. two teenagers in a car at the timonium light rail lot. they were carjacked, abducted and the young man locked in the trunk for two hours, while his girlfriend was raped in the back seat, made to perform sex acts, photographed. both victims were dumped off in cherry hill. the prosecutor says the tough sentence is appropriate. >> i told the judge he did not deserve to breathe free air again and hopefully he will never breathe free air again. >> reporter: the two victims are off to college again this weekend. they told the prosecutor, they couldn't bear to come to court to see taylor again. so they sent a letter to the judge about how the crime affected them. >> they wrote about the fact that they have driefn by the -- driven by places where so

the angels' pi on nine runs in the ninth inning, a heartbreaking result -- the angels pile on nine runs. the ravens today signed a lemon, nothing with those cash for clunkers, but one while john beck rehabs his shoulder injury. the second round pick enjoyed a debut on thursday. we saw it in full force against the redskins. his effort of a sack. çat times, he seemedç unsure. we can find your game 2 against the jets. >> it was a big game for me. it was my first nfl game. i could experience the atmosphere and the routine and how would all works. >> and another rookie. mark sanchez bynes his first start. -- earns his first start. his first pass, 42 yards. the head coach said afterward he could not believe that was the play col. others cannot either. sanchez started one season at usc. of course, ravens plan to give him a slightly different look. a major international competition, no denying his astounding feat of running, but you have to wonder what he might accomplish if usain bolt ran the entire 100 meters. today, we know. he ran the third fastest in history. he's still got blown out. --

. >>> the heartbreaking story that happened on the parkway.ause i want to get into the story a little bit. for viewers not familiar, eight people are dead? >> yes. this is another case of a significant other challenging a toxicology report and getting a huge backlash from people saying, hey, you're in denial or perhaps you're lying. but, which ever, you're insulting our intelligence because we have to believe that they maybe did an autopsy on the wrong body since they found that this wrong-way driver had the equivalent of ten drinks in her system, plus pot and they found a plastic bottle of vodka. the brother of the dead mini driver said no way is she an alcoholic or drinking. when i said good-bye to her at the campground, everything was fine. the reason there was that vodka bottle, we drink so little, we drove back and forth with it all summer long. the relatives of those that lost their lives in the crash, especially the van that was hit head-on, were absolutely outraged saying that this is not an accident. it's a killing. and there's no way

i think heartbreaking still applies. two outs, two strikes. it are you kidding me? 8 to run home run. just like that, is 5-4 indians. oh, man. that is strike three. your ball game. it concludes in stunning fashion. a terrible way to go down. >> new details about a girl kidnapped 18 years ago. why the father of the convicted sex offender says that he is absolutely out of his mind. a father lashes out at a group of tv photographers covering a high-profile case in pennsylvania. what authorities believe is that that man off. and tonight, $333 million are up for grabs. it is the only place to watch that drawing. it is at 11:22 tonight. join us right ♪ ♪ i always feel like (announcer) it's right here, it's easy... ♪ somebody's watching me. ...it's the money you could be saving wh h geico. ♪ who's watching? ♪ tell me who's watching. ufuffled music (announcer) 's's right here, it's easy... ♪ i always feel lik somebody's watchg g me. ♪ it's the money you could be saving with geico. come on in. you're invited to the chevy open house. where getting a new vehicle is easy. becau

sump a heartbreaking man. an 81-year-old man is missing and he had just married his sweetheart from long ago. robert harrod was last seen a week ago, he married fontelle heeter on june 29th, reunited after 59 years apart. after the wedding, his new bride went to her home in missouri to pack her things and when she returned to california, her husband was gone. left his car, sunglasses, wallet, keys are missing. police say they're not certain he was not abducted. but his wife isn't so sure. let's give it a listen. >> he was in very good spirits. >> 59 years, and he gave me this in 1950 when he went to the korean war. and we were just getting started again. he would not have the left on his own. >> you can hear the emotions. fontelle heeter joins us by phone and colleen loomis with the police department. fon tell, what do you think happened to your husband? >> i really have no idea what happened. i know i made the comment that i don't think he would leave on his own and i really don't, but i don't know that there

the heartbreak began when fontelle returned to missouri to collect her clothes.hen he returned to california, bob had vanished. police say they are certain he was not abducted by a stranger. police want bob to understand he has committed no crime. >> if bob is sitting some place, watching this on tv in a hotel room, if you don't want to come home, and you had second thoughts and you want your own space and your life back, we will respect that. >> reporter: fontelle is certain the man she has loved for 59 years would not break her heart yet again. >> he's the only man i ever loved. the only one. and i want him back so bad. i feel like i deserve to have him for just a couple years, maybe. >> reporter: for "good morning america," mike von fremd, abc news, orange county, california. >> heartbreaking for her. >> yeah. we'll keep you posted on what happens and whether they find him. >> we'll be right back. >>> coming up on "good morning america," the kid fit challenge. we'll take you to a summer camp where three teenagers are hoping to get in shape in just three weeks.

still to come, a bittersweet end to a heartbreaking mystery as family members of a soldier lost in the first gulf war learn the fate of captain scott spik. spiker. + the battle over michael jackson's estate ads to court. steve rudin will come back with the full the >> whether you're looking for care for loved ones now, or for the future, the eldercare locator is your connection to information and services for older adults and caregivers nationwide. whether you have a mom in miami, a dad in denver, an aunt in austin, or are looking for services in your own neighborhood, call the eldercare cator at 800-677-1116. get information about transportation, senior housing options, employment services, financial assistance, home modification, and more! the eldercare locator is a free administration on aging. >>> there is a court battle over michael jackson's estate. one major hurdle was cleared last week with a custody agreement for his three children. >> at issue was the validity of michael jackson's will and who controls his estate. it is estimated to be worth more than $500 million. katherine

. >> host: it is heartbreaking with the scene in england. >> guest: they're out afterwards and everybody is talking about facebook and they felt they had done it whether they had not it is up for other people to decide but in their mind they had done a wonderful thing and not getting any credit for it. that is what led them to sue two. >> host: does have a lot of history i have read the encyclopedia for my first book and there are heartbreaking stories of one guy who files for the patent for the telephone at eight hours after alexander graham bell. >> guest: who gets there first is number one and then who has the ability to take ownership. but it is not clear it is murky people should read the book to make a decision not just based off of what they think. mark zuckerberg, eduardo, the twins, they have their reasons for believing they did what they did. >> host: we will see after the book comes out hot what the reaction is a view can be friends with them. >> guest: i hope so i would like to hang out with them. mark and i would probably never hang out with the others i think i would defini

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. >>> the heartbreaking story that happened on the parkway.jane, explain to our viewers some of the background, because i want to get into this story a little bit. but for viewers who aren't familiar with what happened, eight people are dead. >> this is another case of a significant other challenging a toxicology report and getting a huge backlash with people saying, hey, you're in denial or perhaps you're lying. but which ever, you're insulting our intelligence because we would have to believe maybe they did an autopsy on the wrong body since they found this driver had the equivalent of ten drinks in her system, plus pot and they found a vodka bottle in the minivan. essentially the husband of the dead driver held a news conference and said no way she's an alcoholic. no way she was drinking. when i said goodbye to her at the camp ground, everything was fine. the reason there was that vodka bottle is we drank so little we would drive back and forth with it all summer long. the relatives of those who lost their lives in this crash, especially th

captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> we begin tonight with heartbreak and anchor for theri. erwn w ohoas w fouerndwn o who d ouidofe wn his restaurant in northeast. jennifer donelan has more on what the detectives have learned. >> he was a father, husband, and well-known local business owner. tonight, so many are heartbroken and shocked that is life and did so violently. -- and ended so violently. >> to go thousands of miles and start a new life in a new country is terrible. >> family and friends of rally around the neighbors in morning after the man's body was found tuesday began stabbed to death inside of the pizza mart that he owned in northeast. the motive appears to be robbery. >> this is the first time we have really had a chance to talk to them. he was the rock of the family, the older brother, a very nice man, really lovely man. >> the police blanketed the neighborhood with fliers on fourth seet near rhode island ave. the man and his brother would work 12-hour shifts. when it was supposed to switch yesterday morning, the door was locked and the

it is heartbreaking.ping that maybe if we come here and give our support we will be able to find who did this. >> one of our partner organizations that actually specializes in rehabilitating pit bulls who have been the victim of fights may take her on. >> the level of support trooper has received is encouraging in light of the fact that many pit bulls have a reputation for being vicious attack do, gsa tapution that gshasn't been helped by an attack last week. >> reporter: a boy died after being attacked by his brother's two pit bulls. >> when it comes to dogs, they don't stop. >> reporter: many say the vicious ones are the ones that promote dogfighting. michael vick agreed. >> if people care about the protection of animals. now i do. >> if they are raised correctly they turn out to be loving, protective and goofy. >> reporter: wishing trooper will survive to be goofy as ansaw wum.co th nod e wuan9.com. >> the edivcesocis re9. rehas tinados onomfr nadoons from naall over the country. lily anand d r ster fr

nascar, on the trash in michigan today it was heartbreak for jimmy johnson and joy for brian vickers. lap 121. curt bush and david reagan. spin out of control. both cars slide down the track. curt bush gets the worst of it. he'll need a mechanic for this. he would finish 36th. jimmy johnson dominated the race. he led 165 laps. with three to go he runs out of fuel. oh, no. has to go to pit road. johnson ends wup a disappointing 33rd place finish. i ran out of fuel one time and i needed help. beside the fact. victory for brian vicker. he takes the checkered fla at michigan, his firstry vto inic more than three years, the second of his career. jeff gordon second, dale earnhart jr. third. >>> walking a fine line high above the ground. come back and check it out.

heartbreaking new developments in the case of an 8-year-old boy found dead in an irrigation canal near boise, idaho. little girl, just 7 years old, says she was playing outside with little robert manwill the night he disappeared, july 24th. she was on a green swing, he was on a red one. get that picture. it's the picture of childhood, summertime innocence, just swinging on a swing. how do we get from that to finding one of these little kids dead. we'll take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln is the number. joining us again to talk about it, steve rogers, former member of the fbi joint terrorism tax force. and the new jersey police department. joining us by phone, gren hahn, local news editor of the idaho statesman. greg, let's talk about reports that this limit girl saw him. they played together on the swings. what's the time frame of that? when did she actually play with him on the swings in the playground there? >> this little girl's memory seems to be pretty good. thinks it was between 7:00, 7:30. that is what we imagine now was the first report coming from police. or coming from her and he

it's heartbreaking. chris: when we come back the big question this week which relates to what bob just said, george w. bush, rummy himself, don rumsfeld are writing their memoirs, which one will really spill the beans? where's the real scoop? we'll be right back. chris: welcome back. the big question this week, the bush team, they're all writing books right now. so which one is going to give us the hottest scoop? the president, the former vice president? the former secretary of defense, the former secretary -- the former secretary of state? >> condi is a book that i think women are going to want to read. because she was buttoned up for so long. if she shows an inch of stocking it's going to be news. chris: will she break out? >> i think she wants to. >> i think so. >> i don't thinkhe will. not in her nature. i think bush's memoir will be riveting. i think the one that no one will read, particularly the women, is don rumsfeld's book. >> i think dick cheney is going to be the one to spill the beans. partic

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captain george mcafee releasing a statement saying quote, we are aware of the heartbreaking news at this time we ask that everyone respects the privacy of jose and his family. former giants wide receiver accepted a plea bargain in his weapons case. that decision carries a two- year jail sentence. he pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of the possession of a weapon. he will be sentenced september 22. final lirks training camp wouldn't be training camp without rookie hazing. they tied the youngsters to the goal post. that's why they got albert to be the enforcer of the water torture treatment. no body parts left untouched. even the ankles getting all wrapped up. that's some fun stuff there at the end of camp. that's going to do it here. wrapping up two-a-days today. the second preseason game is saturday night at fedex field. back to you guys. >> all right dave. thank you very much. real quick forecast. >> big thunderstorms possible tomorrow evening and tomorrow night. we reap the benefits. we go back in the 80s next week and we'll keep an eye on bill. >> all right. thanks for that. that is

heartbreaking for the person and for angie. >> all the family members involved, too.ulous. >> let's take a look at angie before. there's angie before. here comes ann with angie after. hello, angie. how are you? >> she's so cute! how old is she again? >> she's 3. angie is a social butterfly. you take her to the dog park, she's going to say hello to everybody. people and dogs alike. she has a really great personality. would make a terrific family dog. >> ann is also a social butterfly. ann, thank you for bringing angie out. we appreciate it. >> all right, next we have ginger. let's take a look at ginger before. and then -- before we bring ginger out, what is a brussels griffin? i've never heard of that dog. >> it is the wiry hair on the dog. >> you see them in the westminster dog show. they're very popular dogs. >> all right, hoda. come on out with ginger. after her makeover. >> look at that! >> she's really cute. >> she loves to sit on your lap. if you're home a lot and if you want somebody just to sit on your lap and watch television with you, be another couch potato,

our shot from harbor cam, live camera showing folks sailing into the inner heartbreak, a beautiful eveningdo. so our temperature 5984 degrees. wind continues from the southwest at 6, and the pressure falling 29.94. a severe thunderstorm warning remains in effect for st. mary's county until 6:00, and the national weather service has just added york county up in pennsylvania as a severe thunderstorm warning. now i don't know what is going on up in york county, but there is a little thunderstorm just north of the harrisburg region. nothing going on in york county unless they expect that system to move on down there. is the thunderstorm activity now moving out of st. mary's county, trying to cross the bay. but as it crosses the bay, as you can see, it's losing a lot of power as it goes over the cooler water of the bay. here in the baltimore area, right now we're precipitation- free. but as we go through the evening, pop-up showers and storms are possible across the baltimore area. but nothing like what we had last night. throughout the day today, quite a bit of sunshine across the area. a few

up next, the nationals try to rebound from last night's heartbreaker to the st. louis cardinals.co sports extra will be right back.  with her son off to college, liz turned to target for great deals. like a twenty dollar comforter for his bed. a fridge for healthy snacks a reading lamp to study by and a cell phone to call home. so liz chose target showing off her college smarts about savings target. expect more. pay less. >> cardinals slugger albert pujols doesn't just hit home runs but wins ball games. the nationals got a taste of that last night as they had a walkoff and a come-from-behind victory. tonight, game two between the cardinals and nationals. the gm mike rizzo in attendance. the nats lead 1-0 and matt holiday takes him to deep left field, a 3-run home run. the cardinals out in front, 3- 1. the top of the 6th, nats down 7-2 and adam dunn gets it done. a solo shot to right field the 35th of the year. the nationals down 7-3. the bottom 6th, cards up 8-3 and albert pujols drives one to deep center field and gives chase, crashes into the wall and that d

and president said even though everyone knew the day was coming, it is heartbreaking to lose a colleague, councilor and friend. >> for his family, he was a guardian. for america, he was defender of a dream. >> during his nearly 50 years in the senate. kennedy a liberal democrat served alongside 10 presidents, including his brother john. and built up a impressive record on many issues. and the vice-president fought back tears remembering the man he served with for decades. >> every important event in my adult life. as i look back this morning and talking to vicki. every single one, he was there. >> even kennedy's political polar opposite, like or ren hatch expressed sorrow at the passing of a lawmaker known to reach across the aisle to built frenships. >> i will miss him and he knows that. his family knows that. >> kennedy will be buried at arlington national cemetery near his two brothers. >> kennedy is not expect to lie in state at the u.s. capital. instead lie in repose at the john f. kennedy presidential library in boston before a funeral mass at a boston church. jennifer davis, fox n

was ready to go down when two boats slammed into one another and the day suddenly swung over to heartbreak there were so many boats out there yesterday you knew there could be trouble. that was the case. we have the news of boaters being rescued. >>> the governor says get out. two l.a. firefighters killed trying to fight this fire and now threatening to descri 12,000 homes -- destroy 12,000 homes. that fire in california is - >> enormous. >> and no end if sight? >> they are working on it this morning. >>> good morning, happy monday. thank you for joining us. i'm megan pringle. >> you've been sleeping in and now the school bell is starting to ring. here he is with the weather, justin berk. >> good morning. we'll start this morning in another section ofti

. >> host: it must be heartbreaking. you have the scene in england where they are in a race -- >> guest: de rowed and they are out after the thing and everyone is talking about facebook and it's something they felt they had done. whether they did or not is up to other people to decide but in their mind they had done this wonderful thing and they were not getting any credit for it so that is what led them to sue. >> host: it seems to have a lot in history. i read the encyclopedia for my first book and there's all these heartbreaking stories of guys like a guy who filed for the patent to the telephone like eight hours after alexander grant. >> guest: that story is great. it's who gets there first, number one. and who has the ability to take ownership of with the idea is. in this case it's not clear. it's murky and people should. mark zuckerberg, winklevoss twins and there are other people, they all have different reasons for believing that they did with the dead. >> host: so we will see after the book comes out how the rea

i read the encyclopedia for my first book and there is all of these heartbreaking stories of guys -- a guy that filed for the patent to the telephone like eight hours after -- >> guest: that story is great. who gets there first number one and then who has the ability to take ownership of whatever the idea is and in this case is not clear. it's murky and people should read the book to make a decision and not make a decision based on what they think. mark zuckerberg, eduardo and even other people they all have different reasons they did what they did. >> host: we will see after the book comes out how the reaction is whether you will be able to make friends with these guys. >> guest: mark and i will probably never hang out, but what ever. the others are the type of people they do not get along with. >> guest: i saw them in vegas and we are not allowed to look at a blackjack table but we -- jeff is the main guy. i call and kevin lewis but now it is a big movie he wants everyone to know his name. jeff kent within 20 feet of a blackjack table and they will say your to close. any casino you

i read the encyclopedia for my first book and there is all of these heartbreaking stories of bias, aguy who filed for the patent to the telephone, like eight hours after -- >> guest: that story is great. who gets there first, number one, and who has the ability to take ownership of what the idea is and in this case it is not clear although it is murky and people should read the book to make a decision and not make a decision based on what they think, mark zuckerman, the twins and the eduardo and other people have different reasons for believing that they do what they do. >> host: we will see after the book comes out what the reaction is and whether they will be about to be friends with these guys. >> guest: i would like to hang out with these guys. mark and i probably never will, what ever. but i think the authors are the type of people i would definitely get along with. >> host: what about the bringing down the house guice? >> guest: i still see them. i was in vegas two weeks ago and we are not about to walk up to a blackjack table, but we are in vegas a lot. jeff is the main guy, a

speicher's wife, two children, and the rest of his family, it marks the end of a gut-wrenching and heartbreaking mystery. >> to bring scott home. and it really does mean something to us. i'm just sorry we couldn't bring him home alive. >> over the years the family believed the navy had not done enough to search for captain speicher, and in a statement they expressed some comfort in changes in how the military searches for those missing in action. >>> the fate of three taken into custody in iran remains unknown. the swiss embassy in tehran which represents the u.s. interest there's is working to establish the whereabouts of the friends. the area where they were captured is a popular hiking destination. >> obviously we are concerned. we want this matter brought to a resolution as soon as possible. and we call on the iranian government to help us determine the whereabouts of the three missing americans. >> the americans are shane bower from minnesota, based in the middle east as a freelance journalist. sayer shah shord, a writer and teacher based in the middle east. joshua fatale, an environmental

we have as much a need as i do when i travel to the most remote areas of india, and that's very heartbreaking. most of these people work. they have jobs, but they work for small companies that can't afford to give them insurance. >> reporter: for doctors and painters here, the shouting over health care reform is incomprehensible. >> walk in my ses. try it a couple of weeks. you won't last. >> reporter: sutana green works for the city of long beach. she could be speak for every patient here. >> i have five children, and i'm a single mother. so for me, this was a blessing. >> reporter: now, katie, this has been going on all day. the doctors here are overwhelmed. they don't have enough volunteers to meet the need. now, they expect to serve more than 1,000 people a day through tuesday, and after they close down, they expect to send thousands more away unserved. katie. >> couric: bill whitaker in inglewood, california, bill, thank you. as tempers flare in the health care debate, both sides are employing everything in their arsenals to win over americans, and sharyl attkisson tells us they're using

. >> it is heartbreaking to think that things like that would happen to kids. you know, especially with adults watching them. but that's how the world is today. it is crazy. >> now, police are not releasing the man's name or his relationship to the toddler. but they do say charges against him are pending. live here outside of anne arundel county police headquarters. myranda stephens, fox 45 news "late edition". >> high school sophomore will be tried as an adult for attempted murder. 15-year-old stan smith jr. struck his stepfather twice with a bat. according to police. during a fight over his curfew. he was first charged as a juvenile but the changes were made. after state's attorney review. >> elderly man is recovering from a beating that occurred this morning in south baltimore. police say it is a hate crime. police have arrested calvin lockler. investigators say he beat the man then stole his car. police found the vehicle and lockler in the 4900 block of wright avenue. the car was equipped apparently with low jack. two other suspects are still on the loose a

we have new information coming in on the heartbreaking military mystery. finally solved. that of u.s. navy now confirming the 18 year long search for a missing navy pilot, scott speicher has been discovered in anbar province, iraq, i'm eric sean. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby, this morning, the captain was the first american service member lost during the 1991 spergs golf war when his plane was shot done and the military we are told never gave up the search for the second generation navy pilot and the navy changing its official status with the kansas city native several times over the years, and as recently as march he was reclassified as missing in action, for more to caroline shivley, live with us in washington. caroline, good morning. let me ask you, first, how they found those remains and what testing has been done to confirm. >> reporter: sure, jamie, an anybodyi iraqi came to the marines and said he knew two men who would take them to the anbar province in the desert of iraq, and he had actually seen the bodies after being shot down, on the first night of desert storm a

it's a heartbreaking battle between hope and poverty that continues to play out as we go from villagethe way to the vietnam/cambodia border. this is life for the people who live here. it's a difficult life. no matter how much we bring and how many times we come, you never leave feeling like you've done enough. there's so many people in need here. which is why we continue to come back, year after year. proving the poor are not alone in their struggle and maybe, in some way, it will instill the kind of hope and determination needed to rise above seemingly impossible odds. and we've been making those annual help the hungry trips to vietnam for the past nine years. i can tell you, it can be difficult getting people to donate to international aid organizations and many non-profits are in trouble right now, especially the smaller ones. it is a subject that carol instern knows very well. she is the president of the u.s. fund for unicef and joins us now live. carol, thanks for your time. to give our viewers some perspective here, how much do americans give to international aid organizations?