however, he was never charged in the holloway case, and that case is still open.ed>>l we'lacbe b n >>> we'll be back in a moment. om >>> a southern california man who almost died in the waters at mavericks in half moon bay made his way back into the water today. jacob tritt, that's him getting ready to surf. he was surfing in january when he was pulled under in the strong current there. today was the first day he's back in the surf. a reminder for everybody possibly heading to the beach, there's a high surf advisory in effect for much of the california coastline, including the stretch where trett is surfing in newport beach. we hear the high surf advisory is going to last through the weekend. be careful. >> the surfers, whether you're injured or not, they always come back into the water. they love it too much. it's part of their soul. >>> and of course we're following a developing story on an explosion in menlo park.

it wasn't natalee holloway's but it was human. just really weren't aggressively wanting to find out whose human being jaw bone that was. that was a person that died and no one knows who it was. >> appreciate the reporting. up next, tropical storm katia gaining strength expected to become a hurricane within hours. we'll have the latest on its path. plus, why prince harry will head to america this fall. and snooki's latest wild moment we'll have the latest on its path. plus, why prince harry will head to america this fall. and snooki's latest wild moment in front of the cameras. it lands all of the networks on the ridiculist because they have missed an opportunity. i include cnn and msnbc and all those other folks in on that. we'll be right back. >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> an

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>> reporter: but after the fallout following natalee holloway's disappearance in 2005 which crippled tourism here, aruban authorities are under tremendous pressure to press charges in this case. jose baez led the defense team that saw casey anthony acquitted in the murder trial of her daughter, and defended his new client on "the view" today. >> the basis of it all is just mere suspicion. he -- i also believe that the natalee holloway is playing a political aspect in this investigation. >> reporter: but ultimately investigators tell abc news it was impossible to fully re-create the conditions of august 2nd. investigators have been bedeviled by a lack of hard evidence and sluggish pace of forensic work. abc news has learned that due to budget cuts, critical forensic evidence like robyn gardner's ipad and blood found at the beach were only sent for analysis a full month after gardner disappeared. >> if they can show that according to their re-enactment there's no way all these things could have happened, it's at the very least a good argument to make to a court. >> reporter: there's a

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. >>> he's most well known for his involvement in the natalie holloway case.e, joren van der sloot has been charged with murder of another woman who was killed five years to the day after natalie holloway vanished. >> parading him before the cameras like a prize, police in pure rue locked up van der sloot last may in the brutal killing in stephanie florez. but no charges until now. prosecutors have officially charged van der sloot with murder, seeking 30 years in prison. floress was a beautiful, 20-year-old business student, lawyer of a prominent businessman. prosecutors say van der sloot was after her credit cards and photo. you say joran and stephanie walk in. joran later leaves with stephanie's body, police say, inside. >> peruvian police think joran savagely attacked her, tortured him to obtain her pin numbers. >> joe represented joran during the natalie holloway case. >> jeff, the evidence in this case is overwhelmingly strong. it's hard to cross-examine a videotape. >> the kind of evidence politic did not have in aruba when arrested in in 1995. word of t

he represents natalee holloway's mother and knows the criminal justice system in aruba far too well.d to have you here. the judge has given authorities another 60 days to try to build a case. how many times can the judge do that? an ultimate time limit where they have to set him free or charge him. >> no, the next 60 days they have to either charge him or demonstrate to the judge at the end of the 60 days they've made additional significant progress in the investigation and they can make an application for a final 30 days but they'll have to demonstrate to the judge that they've made progress and they need that 30 days to gather or verify additional information. it can't just be an open-ended request that they want more time. >> as in the natalee holloway case, in this case there are no witnesses to a crime. there is no body. how difficult is it going to be to make a case given those realities? >> well, i don't think it's going to be as difficult. you do have the benefit of witnesses who saw the couple shortly before and saw giordano immediately afterwards, most compelling his shoes

he is suspected in the disappearance of natalee holloway in arub a. they never tried him despite arresting him twice in holloway's case. he was one of the last to see her alive before she vanished. >> the trial of the doctor accused in michael jackson's death is underway in los angeles. in opening statements. the prosecutor claim that is murray administered a fatal administration of drug to jackson. this they played a tape of a heavly sedated jackson. [inaudible] i never seen anything like this in my life. >> defense attorneys countered that jackson caused his own death after the doctor left the room in a desperate attempt. >>> and if convicted he will face four years in prisyon loss of his medical license. a huge crowd of fans gathered outside of the courthouse today. more from the sister station in los angeles. >> justice for michael. and jackson's mother catherine and father joe were escorted by deputies in the courthouse along with brothers jemane and tito. moments later they filed past the throng of cameras and reporters. >> i always have been he

. >> do you think the natalie holloway case influences the opinions?> i think it has something to do with it. >> in what way? >> they haven't found natalie as yet, so i think this is an ongoing investigation. and they want to try to keep it handled for a long time here. >> do you think your client suffers as a result of the cloud of suspicion from that case previous? >> my personal feeling, yes. >> do you think his rights are violated? >> definitely. >> obviously aruban law is very different than u.s. law. he wouldn't be able to be held this law without some sort of charges being brought. do you think he has a point there in terms of the nat leigh holloway case influencing this one? >> reporter: oh, yeah, a lot of people think he has a point with that. they think that may really be the real driving force here that's going on. and not to demean the legal system for aruba. but as we know that case with natalie holloway was never resolved, a lot of suspicion placed on the aruban authorities for not investigating it properly. this is a popular destination

but as we know that case with natalee holloway was never resolved. of suspicion placed on the aruban authorities for not prosecuting it properly. maybe bungling the case. six years later, another american goes missing. this is a popular destination for american tourists. you don't want to turn them away. they do not want to look soft when it comes to figuring out what happened to robyn gardner. does gary giordano pay the price? his attorney says yes. >> martin savage, appreciate the reporting. thanks, martin. >>> up next tonight, a major development in amanda knox's appeal. this case has been going on for four years now. today a judge sided with her defense team on a key issue, and her dad says prosecutors have no case left. going to talk with him coming up. >>> also tonight, terror in the dust with the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks just days away going to talk to dr. sanjay gupta tonight on his investigation into the dangerous dust at the world trade center site and its effect on all those brave rescue workers and first responders who worked

do you think he has a point in terms of the natalee holloway case influencing this one?: oh, yeah, a lot of people think that he has a point with that. they think that may really be the driving force here that's going on. not to demean the legal system for aruba but as we know, that case with natalee holloway was never resolved, a lot of suspicion places on the aruban authorities for not prosecuting it properly, maybe even bungling the case. six years later, another american goes missing? this is a popular destination for american tourists so they do not want to look soft when it comes to figuring out what happened to robyn gardner. does gary giordano pay the price? his attorney says yes. >>> big day in court for american amanda knox who's fighting her murder conviction. an italian judge denying a request by the prosecution and that could help her appeal in a big, big way. her dad is hopeful she could be coming home soon. >>> anderson, a deadly day in syria. human rights activists say at least two dozen people were killed there today. they report tanks and heavy gunfire

. >> because of the natalee holloway case, the gary giordano case is of natatnal importance.his suspect just a criminal investigation. this is aruba on trial. so, i am confident that every official in aruba is making this investigation its highest priority. >> reporter: and the closest thing investigators have to an eyewitness, the driver of this car who, a mth later, still has not come forward. for "nightline," matt gutman, has not come forward. for "nightline," matt gutman, aruba. look at all this stuff for coffee. oh there's tons. french presses, espresso tampers, filters. it can get really complicated. not nearly as complicated as shipping it, though. i mean shipping is a hassle. not with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service. if it fits it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. that is easy. best news i've heard all day! i'm soooo amped! i mean not amped. excited. well, sort of amped. really kind of in between. have you ever thought about decaf? do you think that would help? yeah. priority mail flat rate shipping starts at just $4.95, only fro

imagine putting 10,000 people right there at the corner of 19th and holloway. it will not make things easier unless there is significant transportation improvements as part of the project. we need to do what we can on the capital side. i would also point to work we were able to accomplish last year in bringing efficiencies to the way we negotiate bus driver contracts through the passage of proposition g. the great deal of savings will result from that. those dollars will go to improve operations. >> what about parking and traffic? is it safe for pedestrians? >> i do not think there is a block in the district that i have not heard from one resident who has asked for a speed bump or stop sign. it is all in the eye of the beholder, particularly if you live there it is just not safe. that says a lot about what we need to do in terms of enforcement. we have great loss on the book. but if they're not getting in forced, -- we have great laws on the book, but if they're not getting in forced. we need to improve that area. >> let's talk about crime. how do you think the

. >>> the father of long mission alabama teenager natalee holloway is asking the court to declare her dead. she was last seen during a graduation trip in 2005 to aruba. the suspect, joran van der sloot has never been charged but is awaiting murder trial on the death of another woman in south america. >>> the woman accused of killing her stepdaughter could be sentenced to 18 years in prison. the girl was later found in a nearby creek. >>> human remains are discovered in the desert. the remains are certainly human but they can't confirm they belong to susan powell. powell has been missing from her home since december of 2009. the remains were found in a spot where her husband was camping with his son. >>> an i believe fame must -- an infamous couple is claiming the headlines again. tareq salahi has reported his wife mike keel missing -- michael missing. take another live look outside. is there rain on the way? the forecast is just two and a half minutes away. let's take a look at last night's powerball numbers. [ female announcer ] these are the grands! biscuits you love with dinner. an

this did happen on the five-year anniversary of natalee holloway's disappearance. tensions and emotions were running high. if he was the person who in fact killed flores and she did do something to push him over the edge like pulling up things on his computer, these are a lot of thing that is the prosecution will take into consideration. >> quite an interesting video. >> it is. have a good day. >> 41 years after one of the most brazen hijackings in history, the suspect broke out of prison in new jersey in 1970 and was only just apprehended in portugal. joining me now is the special correspondent. quite a story here as well. >> incredible story. for decades the manhunt crossed four states and three continents from the lives of hostages on the plane. fbi agents were forced to deliver a million dollar ransom wearing only swimsuits to show they were unarmed. a most wanted killer and hijacker at a time almost forgot is back behind bars. he helped pull off one of the most daring hijackings in history. for the fbi one of the most humiliating. agents were forced to strip d

you mentioned the natalee holloway case. there's a lot of similarities. both beautiful women. in aruba. both women are still missing. we don't have crime scenes in either one of the cases and we still have suspects without enough evidence to move forward in this case. there are 60 days right now. august 31st, 60 days was set to be able to gather more evidence to gather more clues and so that's what authorities are doing. they are also working with the fbi and the fbi did go out and executed search warrants. they gathered information. passed off that information to aruban authorities and i think that the aruban authorities are really trying to protect their reputation and to show the public that, look, this is what we're doing. we're being pro-active about this and open about this and come forward with as much information as we have because fact of the matter is that reenactments technically happen in cases all the time. we just don't know about them. this is something that's going to be public and something that may unfold before our eyes. >> hopefully it will lead to somethin

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he has long been suspected in the disappearance of alabama teenager natalee holloway but has not been convicted in that case. >>> a teenager accused of killing a gay classmate. they were unable to reach a unanimous decision. he was accused of killing 13- year-old larry king at their high school three years ago. prosecutors have to decide whether to refile murder and hate crime charges. >>> the animal shelter has a problem with overcrowding. they usually get 200 dogs per month but this year they are averaging about 225 a month. >> it's a combination of people not being able to afford their dogs so they are having to turn them in. make that really tough decision. >> shelter officials that are asking people that can't afford to keep their dogs to wait a week or so before they surrounder their pet. they are also looking for more people to adopt dogs. they have cut the adoption prices in half until september 12th. for more information on how you can help or make a donation to the animal shelter you can go to our website ktvu.com and scroll down to the right now section. >>> 4:49. there is

he is also implicated in the 2005 disappearance of natalie holloway in aruba. that case remains unsolved. >> much more ahead on the kron 4 morning news. it is about to be rather high. it is not faulty and all along the golden gate bridge in san francisco. that is usually a sign of warmer weather in the city. no major traffic issues. you are watching the kron 4 morning news, 7:12 a.m. on this tuesday. we will be right back. > >> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. a live look from seattle. it is headed to japan, this 787 streamliner is made of composite plastics. this is the first airline to get one. very fuel-efficient and supposed to make for a more comfortable travel ride with more humidity inside the airplane and larger windows. after years of delays, boeing gets its wide-body composite airplane up and running. it received fda approval last month.-they received faa approval last month. >> let's talk about the weather this morning. we do have a great looking for past. here is a quick glance at the 7 day around the bay. things get warm tomorrow and then d

a trace from natalee holloway since she disappeared.they are cutting military ties with israel and they're expelling the israeli ambassador from their country. all of this in response to a brand-new report from the u.n. about the deadly flotilla raid in 2010 where israeli soldiers killed nine people after they boarded the turkish ship. this morning the u.n. said the assault was justified and that israel was just trying to enforce its naval blockade of the area. turkish officials are infuriated by this report. and say they do not and will not recognize the legality of that blockade. >>> the flooding nightmare far from over for stranded residents in patterson, new jersey. many frustrated victims of irene say devastation is going to cost a lot more than a visit from the president this sunday. >> he need to be here now because what is he going to say on sunday? >> i just don't want no part. >> juliet: hopefully those waters will go down, but who knows? hundreds of thousands of people throughout the northeast are still without electricity as

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holloway over the world who is leaving because of financial turmoil maybe this log leave lasts research the will to leave. for the moment probably since a decent price is relatively steve. is probably not bad bad luck has the baby or. it's not so much sleep by sleep. finally it rushes insurance market assuming it's because jill says the crisis number three in the market russell was buying a twenty five percent booking stake in its rival the s.k. while the deal of expected to be worth around two hundred fifty million dollars the company's entry grated george group named bresso fear scaife police say the new company will be the country's second biggest insurer. that props up the business bulletin for stories you can log onto a website or join me for another business of days unless someone else time to stay with us. wealthy british style. sometimes it's because. of the. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports on our. in two thousand and ten especially economic zone for industrial production was established in russia somalia region wit

masquerade party or a similar entertainment and i bet you they don't use that one against the kiddies on holloway and all the protesters continue to say that they're going to be nonviolent some say the police are getting too rough here's a video of some of those arrests shaking place. i. wish i could. so despite all of that happening the mainstream media has continued to ignore the story no reporters on the ground there i guess they're all on a red carpet somewhere prepping for an awards show you know the only place i've ever even seen this mentioned so far was on the rachel maddow show last night when she had michael moore on as a guest but was because more broadly that himself not because rachel asked because he was also pinpointing the ridiculous nature of the media and what they choose to ignore from the tar sands protests and from the white house to the occupy wall street protest that's going on right now meanwhile c.n.n. just teamed up with the tea party to do a presidential debate and you remember how the mainstream media covered every single tea party protests the glitz the glamour was in

romney said end the wars downsize the military and cut subsidies for oil companies second jason holloway told us slap high tariffs on imports and bring factory jobs back to america step three jason hate the great he said bring jobs back home lower gas prices and fix the minimum wage he believes that the minimum wage should be the minimum cost to live not the minimum that a company can pay you it's amazing the kind of commonsense answers you can find from asking common citizens oh wait isn't that who are representatives in washington are supposed to be representing. now as always we thank you for your responses and here's our next question for you today is the third anniversary of lehman brothers collapsing and triggering the global financial crisis three years on we don't seem to be in better shape and if anything our banks are only bigger so let us know what you think do you think the government would let another big bank fail you can respond to us on facebook twitter and you tube and you know as your response just might make it on here. i've been spending time on facebook at work becau

you have also mentioned that aruban officials don't want t drop the ball in light of the natalee hollowayhey going too far. >> i don't think yet. no question that this is a case of national importance in aruba, not only a criminal investigation for them, in the wake of natalee holloway, not just the prosecutors it's going to be every major political official in aruba is going to have something to say about how this investigation should go on. him being held for this 60-day period based on everything we know is not real surprising. the question is, what happens next? if they can't find any more evidence, the primary evidence against him that his story doesn't make sense and his behavior was so bizarre after the fact, i don't think they'll be able to continue to hold him. >> does it help, we saw in matt's report, this woman who came forward, he took insurance out on me, we went snorkeling, we had a similar experience but nothing happened to me? how will investigators treat that? >> they'll look at the fact that there was another person where a policy had been taken out. this is a piece that

holloway's disappearance remains unsolved. >>> a bit of a you might call it a wardrobe malfunction ondancing with the stars." nancy grace had a minor mishap with her dress. abc producers cut to a shoud of the crowd during the program. the host tried to make light of the situation saying in europe it was perfectly fine. nancy agreed there was a little bit of movement and handled it with grags. >>> another court case atacting international attention, defense doernz lawyers back their closing statements in italy. they are trying to overturn their convictions for the 2007 murder of knox's roommate meredith kercher. >>> senior international correspondent matthew chance joins us from italy. did the ex-boyfriend's lawyer really compare amanda knox to a cartoon character? >> reporter: yes, she did. she said that amanda knox is more like jessica rabbit, not bad, just drawn that way. that was a line out of the movie, which she appeared in. and it was an attempt to try and explain to the jury that this characterization the prosecution had made of amanda that she's some kind of she devil and had

that, but his mother, beth holloway plans to fight the effort.alie vanished to a trip to aruba six years ago. >> children under age will no longer have -- under age 12 will no longer have to take off their shoes, they will avoid the patdown method for younger children as well. how about that? >> one of the top stories today, tough new questions for the white house about why it loaned a half billion dollars to a solar panel company that just went bankrupt a couple of weeks ago, laying off 1100 people. the fbi raiding solyndra a few days ago, looking for documents on where the money went and asking questions about whether it misled the government when it got that half a billion dollars worth of loans. in washington, lawmakers today are demanding new answers from the obama administration. these are live pictures of -- live pictures of a hearing on capitol hill. white house memos have now turned up showing staffers inside the administration were warning that this company had money troubles an nonetheless, the loan was made. joining me now, monica cro

natalie holloway. this is what happened in the natalee holloway case.aining they weren't getting enough information. they were trying to be more heheful. aruban authorities were resistant, et cetera. you are seeing some members of the fbi complaining if they are not getting enough cooperation. i think the fbi is right, focusing on that insurance policy may be the best piece of evididce they have. also authorities asking for help identifying a white car that was seen near the scene. they believe that the people in that car might have more information about what happened. so, it's clear the authorities believe that they've got their guy. >> but they need more -- >> they need a little bit -- they feel like they're just missing a couple of little pieces. >> all right, we'll see what happens. hope to have you back. let's go over to sasa if you can move -- i can't see sam. >> there you are. >> and then, just slide over again, because you want to look out the window. but it's fairly gray outside our windows now. there is a part of the country the sun is shinin

he's the prime suspect in the unresolved disappearance of american teenager natalie holloway five years earlier in aruba. >>> and in syria, bockwar says that leaders have killed thousands of people. his is the first high ranking defection of the syrian regime. >>> and in japan, precautions were taken today as students returned to class in the fukushima prefecture they were given masks to wear. >>> there is word tonight that last night's earthquake slightly damaged a nuclear plant in virginia. 25 of 27 fuel containers shifted between one and 4- inches in that 5.8 quake. virginia power says no radiation was released. the nuclear regulatory commission says this is the first time in u.s. history that such containers had been moved by a quake. >>> some serious star power is on hand in san francisco tonight. the cause they came out to support is no laughing matter. >>> chief meteorologist bill martin is polishing your bay area weather forecast. the outlook in less than five minutes. [ bailiff ] fee court is now in session. come on out, guys. the jury has reached its decision. now, you guys fo

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he's the prime suspect in the unresolved disappearance of american teenager natalie holloway five yearsarlier in aruba. >>> and in syria, bockwar says that leaders have killed thousands of people. his is the first high ranking defection of the syrian regime. >>> and in japan, precautions were taken today as students returned to class in the fukushima prefecture they were given masks to wear. >>> there is word tonight that last night's earthquake slightly damaged a nuclear plant in virginia. 25 of 27 fuel containers shifted between one and 4- inches in that 5.8 quake. virginia power says no radiation was released. the nuclear regulatory commission says this is the first time in u.s. history that such containers had been moved by a quake. >>> some serious star power is on hand in san francisco tonight. the cause they came out to support is no laughing matter. hi, i'm doing my back-to-school shopping and i saw another store's ad for these crayons at a lower price. no problem -- i can match that right here. oops -- i don't have the ad. you don't need it. oh, what about a coupon for these pe

>> his lawyer claims that he killed her after she discovered information from natalee holloway in aruba. >>> workers are dangling off the side of the washington monument, inspecting each block of marble. damage from last month's earthquake is worse than last thought. the monument is shut indefinitely. you can see where it shakes violently. despite the damage, the washington monument is structurally sound. >>> for the first time, the image of a living person on the stamp will be made. >>> the trial is going to start soon in the trial against dr. conrad murray. he was jackson's personal doctor and was with him when he died. ted is outside of the courtroom in los angeles. what do we expect in these opening statements? >> reporter: well, martin, each side will have as long as they want in the opening and the prosecution is going to try to establish early their feel here, and that is that dr. conrad murray was just agrees jously off in his care of michael jackson and he should be held accountable for his death because he was giving him this propofol, this anesthetic used in a hospital settin

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jew a judge will rule on whether to begin the legal process to declare missing teenager natalee hollowayappeared if 20000 on a graduation trip. her father asked a judge yesterday to bring legal closure to the case but her mother objects to the court proceedings. if the judge agrees to begin the process, legal notices will be posted asking anyone with evidence that natalee is alive to come forward. then the judge will hold another hearing declaring her death. >>> the fbi has paid out a $2 million reward for tips that led to the arrest of fugitive mob boss james bulger. he and his girlfriend were captured in santa monica back in june. he was connected in connection with 19 murders. the fbi says at least two people received the reward money. authorities originally said one of the tips came from a woman who recognized bulger in a tv report. >>> is drug dealer wishes he never answered the phone. a probation officer in california was trying to call a sheriff's deputy. she dialed the deputy's old number, and reached a drug suspect instead, who thought she was wanted to score some pot. the proba

van der sloot also remains the prime suspect in the disappearance of natalee holloway in aruba. >>> cominge it was, but perhaps not now. a grossly disturbing report by two generals, one of those generals, major general bob next. and will secretary of state hillary clinton replace vice president joe biden on the ticket? what makes us ask that? yothe nascar nationwide series, i know pleasing fans is a top priority, 'cause without the fans, there'd be no nascar. just like if it weren't for customers, there'd be no nationwide. that's why they serve their customers' needs, not shareholder profits. because as a mutual, nationwide doesn't report to wall street, they report to their customers. and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 years. nationwide is on your side. >> from america's news headquarters, i'm ainsley earhardt. a key victory for prosecutors in the upcoming trial of the so-called underwear bomb suspect he is accused of trying to blow up an international flight on christmas day in 2009. a detroit judge will allow jurors to see a

i used to clean up in the holloways and things like that. so i was cleaning up and i seen -- well, i heard first a lot of noise. and when i looked down the hall, i saw this lady in the hallway. she seemed a little nervous, and the guys were on both sides of her asking her a lot of questions and just basically heckling her. so i walked down there casually acting like i was cleaning up and things like that. and i got to her and i told her, you move to the side just a little bit they wouldn't be able to see you. you won't have to worry about them bothering you. so she moved to the side, and she started asking me about -- asking me about my case. so i told her that i had been there almost five years. and she said, what's going on? she said -- i told her that it was nothing. i don't know. what's going on? and she said you don't know? is there any motions? is a trial set or anything like that? i said, no. i don't know. so she said who's your judge? who's your state's attorney and we talked and she said she knew both of them. and after a while she

you will remember he was cred the prime suspect in the disappearance of natalee holloway in 2005."hardball." >>> we are not yet in the place in this country where the first responders can talk with one another. ten years after 9/11 we are not yet at the place where we know who's in charge at the site of a disaster. >>> welcome back to "hardball." that's the 9/11 co-chairman on responding to a terror attack that exists a decade after the 9/11 attacks. of the 41 recommendations, the u.s. falls short on nine of them and they range from things as basic as first responders able to communicate with one another to ambiguous authority for the director of national intelligence. evan coleman and roger cressey are nbc terrorism analysts. roger, what's the problem? why can't first responders communicate with one another? >> the biggest problem, when congress gave money to the administration and, for instance, the bush administration, then dhs pushed it down to state and local authorities they didn't put in requirements or framework around it. they said, you know best. you spend the money. buy

he was once the prime suspect in the disappearance of natalee holloway in aruba but he was never charged> prosecutors say warren jeffs is out of a hospital bed. he fell ill early this week while fasting behind bars. prison officials expect him to make a full recovery >>> a deal to shore up the finances of the struggling new york mets has fallen apart. hedge fund manager david inehorn has pulled out of the plan to invest $200 million in the baseball team. according to the mets spokesman they weren't able to reach an agreement and the team's ownership has decided to explore other options >>> among the money worrieses from mets owners a lawsuit for profiting off bernie madoff's massive scheme they invested in his firm. now to china's -- where massive waves some nearly 60 feet high crashed ashore. the waves slammed into spectators who gathered to get a look at the annual phenomenon known as astronomical tide. the waves were larger than usual due to a typhoon. when they hit land they caused panic and flooding. in southern florida a 90-year-old woman had to get her leg amputated after an 8 foo