we're still watching up the line further to the louisville area, out of kentucky. had a couple of tornado warnings posted with these thunderstorm complexes as they rolled over to the east. no tornado warnings right now. no thunderstorm warnings either which is great. up to the north, you can see the rain shield extend iing in to columbus. that gets in to pittsburgh and you're going to see a lot of rain the next 24 hours here as well as the whole rain shield moves over to the east. it's a slow mover, there's no doubt about it. let me show you video from st. louis when it went over yesterday. flash flood watches and warnings all around the area. the rain continues for the most part down to your south right now. i think you're just about done in st. louis but i'll tell you what it's going to rain heavily over the southeast. we'll talk about that in half an hour. >> look at those pictures. >> it's tough. >> how about the nobel peace prize? >> it shocked everybody. i was up there in the newsroom and it was like, what? people said, obama? >> was that right? did we hear t

. >>> people in eastern kentucky are cleaning up after a tornado. this is what a twister did after it struck near liberty on friday. it destroyed at least two mobile homes and took down trees and power lines. thankfully, nobody was seriously injured. >>> northern alabama has some cleaning up to do as well. power lines were toppled and trees came crashing down on homes when another storm hit friday afternoon. >>> folks in colorado are getting more than their share of cold. the temperatures already dropping into the teens at night and snow is everywhere. dave delosure shows us how people are coping with it. >> never expected this much snow. >> reporter: expected or not, what residents of wellington got out of this storm measured just under a foot of snow. >> you blink and the weather changes. >> reporter: robert iford wasn't plan i planning on shoveling snow this soon. >> i had to go buy this one actually. >> reporter: like his neighbors, he woke up this morning to something he wasn't planning on. >> was i expecting it? not really. i was expecting a s

rain back on in towards basically northern kentucky. that's just beginning the heaviest all morning long and fans out nicely in towards michigan, back into wisconsin and then heavy downpour action now moving in towards central ohio. living in columbus, cleveland, it is raining for most of the day. look at the squall coming out of the indianapolis stretching to toledo and detroit, backside of that, the rain beginning to loosen up a bit around chicago and the damage is done. you have your delays around chicago, midway and o'hare. o'hare, 82-minute delay lasting for the afternoon. the snow stretches in towards northern parts of wisconsin and the u.p. advisories are posted for this afternoon to tomorrow. two to four inches of snow and it begins already. d.c. trying to travel in and out of the beltway, so far so good. showers a possibly this afternoon but overnight the real rain and lasts through saturday afternoon. so that's what it looks like there. martinsville, virginia. tough to get that race in there. more in just a bit. thank you. >>>

, steve newberry runs a radio station group that runs several radio stations in kentucky. he is with us this week to talk about the performance rights act. how you define the performance rights act, and what is your position on it? >> there is a bill before congress that would charge ready of stations a fee to play the music that historically we have compensated the artist or the performers by promotional value. this would actually a sign of monetary value to that, and our industry has significant concerns about that and strongly opposes that legislation. >> what with the monetary value be? >> is unknown. currently we provide compensation to composers to the tune of half a billion dollars a year. we provide compensation in a monetary form to composers because they do not have the benefit of celebrity. they are not able to go out and monetize the celebrity. geoffrey steele is a great guy who writes all kinds of songs that you know, but you do not recognize the name. if i say rascal flats are montgomery ginger, you know those names because he writes their music. we provide a

michael in florida says -- lisa from kentucky who e-mailed as well -- then there's richard on facebook who says -- thank you all for pitching in. we give you the news, you give us your views. text your comments to hlntv. and start your message with the word robin. e-mail us by going to contact us box at cnn.com or leave a comment on our facebook page. lots of ways of reaching us. >>> a student is in stable condition after a fellow student allegedly stabbed her in the throat. police say the attack happened in a chemistry lab yesterday. a witness says a teaching assistant applied pressure to the woman's neck to stop the bleeding. other students who were in the lab say the whole scene was surreal. >> she was on the floor. her neck -- >> reporter: could you see her neck had been cut? >> yes, i saw that. >> reporter: did it look to be a seriousi injury? >> i thought she died. >> the suspect is being held on $1 million bail. >>> video of a city council member's dui arrest. her car was in a ditch back in june. police say they spellmelled alc when they arrived. the video shows the officer taki

in lexington, kentucky, 2006, chatting cockpit crew took off on the runway. 49 were killed. in jefferson city, missouri, 2004, the pilot and co-pilot were laughing about alcohol minutes before impact. they both died. investigators are looking to whether the 2009 crash in new york. pilots usually do adhere to the sterile cockpit rule. but says to improve compliance, there should be more training and more observation. >> but a properly train ed airline pilot sits in the jump seat and observes his or her fellow pilots and has the ability to comment, to question. >> in that situation, however, a pilot might be careful not to break the rules. more realistic way to get a sense of the problem might be to pull cockpit voice recorders and listen to conversations. but people on all sides of this debate say that's a nonstarter. gene meserve, cnn, washington. >>> one man's goldfish became the victim of a family dispute. his common law wife apparently lost it when they had a fight. so, she took it out on the family pets and things got ugly. 8 >>> in man reportedly tried to extort money f

you probably know that as kentucky fried chicken.t could give the restaurant business a chance to redeem itself after darden this week. if yum disappoints, weakness in restaurants is part of a larger trend. don't do that. wednesday is an interesting day we'll be talking about does co-which already told you things are good and family dollar. both companies report. costco said great things recently. i already fast before i go there because of the free samples. how do you think i got rich? we need family dollar down. >> we want to listen to what monsanto says on wednesday. maybe we have to reevaluate the ag trade. we are negative right now. thursday, oh, boy. not an earnings story. thursday is macrodata. we have a claymation of numbers. retail sales, i couldn't figure out which was the retailer or predator. that's dreadlocks. we also have a v, jobless claims. we now how important they are, okay? we need to see something better than today. a bad jobs number will cancel out anything good from retail sales. here is the bottom line about ne

now, you probably know that as kentucky fried chicken or maybe taco bell or cramer fave pizza hut. they pay -- you've got to pay attention to that because it could potentially give the restaurant business a chance to redeem itself after darden, meaning red lobster -- that was a bad number. and olive garden's lousy quarter this week. however, if yum disappoints, weakness in restaurants definitely part of a larger trend. and yum can take down the whole group with the wrong comments. mr. novak, please don't do that. but he has to speak the truth. wednesday's an interesting day because we're going to be talking about costco. which already told you things were good. and family dollar, fdo. both those companies report. and they'll tell us a lot about where the consumer's spending money. costco said great things recently. i would love to see that retail momentum stay strong. it's one of my favorite places to shop. and i always fast before i go there because of the free samples. how did you think i got rich? we actually need family dollar down if we're bullish in retail because we want fam

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this is what a twister did after it struck near liberty, kentucky, friday.took down trees and power lines. fortunately no one was seriously injured. northern alabama has cleaning up to do as well. trees came crashing down on homes when another storm hit there friday afternoon. >>> vitamins, antioxidants. a lot of us are interested in supplements that may improve our health, but how far would you go to get them? dr. sanjay gupta looks at a new trend. for other interesting news from the world of health and medicine just go to cnn.com/vitalsigns. >> in a trendy tokyo neighborhood, this is home to one of the latest quick fix health fads. the iv cafe. here visitors look to get their vitamins intravenously, no appointment necessary. each pack is said to contain saline solution and vitamins and minerals to target a specific health ailment or beauty concern. the orange touts anti-aging properties. the placenta pack is said to help rejuvenate and easy muscle stiffness, but there's no medical evidence to back up the health plans. japan's national health insurance won'

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more significant rains in ohio, just coming into west region and parts of eastern kentucky with this system. this main part of the storm, the energy is my to the west in minnesota and iowa. this is going to hang back there. it is really swinging out ahead of it and loses touch with the main energy maker with this. this is not a strong cold front coming through. that weakens the chances for any significant rain. any big change in the weather, once the front of bentalou passes through. it is a hurricane season. this is a tropical storm, a 45- mile-per-hour winds. the storm is expected to make a turn to the east. it will come into baja as a pretty good storm for the next couple of days. a mix of sunshine and clouds. a lot of our temperatures will stay stuck in the sixties for highs. down in the south, more likely to get into the low seventies. showers late in the day. the best chance will be after dark with this system coming in. here is the insta-weather futurecast, still a lot of clouds. the best range chance is overnight. during the afternoon on saturday, a quick shower or a rumble o

. >>> people in eastern kentucky are cleaning up after a tornado. this is what a twister did after it struck near liberty on friday. it destroyed at least two mobile homes and took down trees and power lines. thankfully, nobody was seriously injured. northern alabama has some cleaning up to do as well. some power lines were toppled and trees came crashing down on homes when another storm hit friday afternoon. >>> folks in colorado are getting more than their share of cold. the temperatures already dropping into the teens at night and snow is everywhere. but dave delosure from affiliate kusa shows us how people are coping with it. >> we weren't expecting this much show. >> reporter: expected or not, what residents of wellington got out of this storm measured just under a foot of snow. >> you blink and the weather changes. >> reporter: robert iford wasn't planning on shoveling snow this soon. >> i had to go buy this one, actually. >> reporter: like his neighbors, he woke up this morning to something he wasn't planning on. >> was i expecting it? not re

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couple of weeks the condition of tim tebow suffering that terrible concussion in the game against kentucky. when would he return? he was cleared to play today and urban meyers said you're cleared to play, you're in the line-up and finds riley cooper here. >> a lot of running early in the game for the florida gators but they were able to take advantage of when they threw it through the air. >> there was little question. tim tebow did carry the ball as he usually does. they were different type of carries. >> a lot more conventional running for the florida gators not the style of pounding football that we see with tim tebow. i think in general it was a conservative game plan offensively for florida. statistically not overwhelming. on the defense side of the ball they were dominant. shutdown lsu throwing the football. shut down lsu running the football. dominant performance that you can have on that side of the football. because of that florida got this one. >> tim tebow has his heisman, the guy that's the leader is colt mccoy of texas taking on colorado. this is actually a tight game early on

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getting showers right new from cincinnati, stretching on down into the lexington, kentucky area. that's a system that will start moving in our direction. there's maryland. later on tonight, the first shield of clouds starts making their way over the region. so tomorrow will be a cloudy day with thickening clouds, then this shower activity, majority of that will pass to the northwest of us but then some showers move into the region tonight and also during the day saturday. right now nothing showing up on radar. maryland's most powerful radar, nice clear scan. currently in moncton, 58. elders burg, 62 degrees. chestertown right now at 65 degrees. here's your forecast for tonight. few clouds to the northwest, we'll have a nice evening up until about midnight. then the clouds start rolling into the region during the day tomorrow. a chance for a passing shower but then the majority of the rainfall looks like it will come in during the day on saturday as scattered showers and what that also does is bring in warmer air. so let's break if down for the forecast for tonight. increasing clo

. >>> people in eastern kentucky are cleaning up after a tornado. this is what a twister did after it struck near liberty on friday. it destroyed at least two mobile homes and took down trees and power lines. thankfully, nobody was seriously injured. >>> northern alabama has some cleaning up to do as well. some power lines were toppled and trees came crashing down on homes when another storm hit friday afternoon. >>> a woman took police on a wild and dangerous high-speed chase. look at this. there was a child in the back seat. find out what police had to do to stop her, even after she crashed her van. >>> a woman took florida deputies on a wild, high-speed chase with a 7-year-old girl in the back seat. she was clocked at speeds topping 110 miles an hour, and at one point was driving the wrong way, weaving through traffic. she finally crashed into a guardrail after deputies laid black strips on the interstate to punctucture her tires. and even after getting out of her car, police say she refused to respond to their commands and they had to taser her.

more than 60 million americans have tried kentucky grilled chicken. an entire grilled nation of believers... in that fall-off-the-bone taste. and now you can be part of it too. try a two-piece meal with 2 sides... and a biscuit for just $3.99. and taste for yourself why 60 million people unthink alike. make it 60 million and 1. unthink... and taste the unfried side of kfc. >> good morning. happy monday. let's see what's going on out there. we have one accident, southbound b. wimplet parkway at 195. watch for delays. eastbound i-70 at security, an accident location some. lingering delays on the west side. down to 14 miles per hour. but the construction is all clear now. east joppa, some fire department activity. 13 minutes your drive time on the outer loop west side. 11 minutes, northeast outer loop. about five minutes from the 895 split towards the fort mchenry. a live view on the west side, i-70. looking much better than last check. and a live i have -- live view of 95, north and southbound, without delay. now let's get the latest on the buses and th

host: sam in kentucky. caller: good morning. i am glad to be speaking with you. i have some criticism about the process. i am a registered republican. my criticism is for democrats and republicans. i think why there's so much fear is not so much about misinformation so much but the lack of trust. our elected officials, especially those in congress, because we do not feel like you take this seriously in these things. i would give you an example. president obama gave his speech to the joint house of congress and he said that some things will not be in the bill. congressman wilson showed about, you lie. i think it was wrong for him to do that. we find out these past few weeks that these things that president obama said would not be part of the health-care plan are trying to be included by members of congress, about illegal immigrants receiving this health-care thing. there are 20 some odd congress been pushing for that. guest: i will be frank with you. from how it has been put out there, i'm not sure congress has done a good job communicating the elements of it. the

he suffered a concussion and had to leave that win at kentucky ten days ago. adults behaving badly, sometimes not quite like this. youth football coaches getting into a fight over the participation of an 11-year-old girl in a scheduled scrimmage. now the issue is the team said it's against their moral beliefs to allow their boys to hit girls. the boys and girls club team said had they known ahead of time there was a problem, they would have just canceled the scrimmage number charges were filed. the coach that threw the punch is suspended. >> so my favorite part is they didn't want their boys hitting girls. so then they punched each other. >> exactly. pretty much. >> thank you. >> go figure. that's the same guy you see yelling in the park to stop yelling. there you go. yeah. >> let me show you what is happening. if you're traveling outside, delays are mounting around laguardia. now up to just under two-hour delay because of the winds. they're gusting to 30 miles per hour right now. i think they get up to about 50 by this afternoon. you see more delays at laguar

more than 60 million americans have tried kentucky grilled chicken.tire grilled nation of believers... in that fall-off-the-bone taste. and now you can be part of it too. >>> welcome back. now, do you feel appreciated at work? with layoffs, stagnant salaries an relatively low job security a lot of american workers feel they have very few reasons to smile these days. >> but as audrey barnes shows us, some of the companies are finding unique ways of showing you the love. >> reporter: every single day sandy, a vice president at merit makes her rounds. handing out homemade awards to fellow employees who have done something outstanding. >> you are a great asset to our team. people are raving about the job you did. and i personally wanted to thank you. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> i try to acknowledge people's achievements whether they are big or small. sometimes the small one is just the catalyst that person needs to know, i'm on the right track. >> thank you. >> reporter: a new study finds that too offset the effects of a sagging economy companies are

. >>> a girl playing high school football is a controversy just beginning in kentucky. 13-year-old carol ray gets ready to enter high school next fall. she has played peewee football for eight years and wants to keep playing. school officials say they haven't decided what to do since she is not a student at their school just yet. >>> here is something a bit different. down at rio de janeiro organizers are staging a mountain bike race in a shanty town. rio, one of the finalists in the 2016 summer games. no word if this could become a venue for those games. but look at that. i love the helmet cam here. look out! >> yeah. they do it with they do it with the bar on the bike. i'm impressed. that's guts. thank you, larry. >>> hey, if you're a homeowner in financial trouble, you need to act quickly. you may be able to save your home and your credit. hln money expert clark howard tells you how. >> i get a lot of questions from people wanting to know if they negotiate a deal with their mortgage lender, how is that going to affect their credit score and credit standing? the three major credit bure

. >>> a girl playing high school football, controversy that's just beginning in kentucky., 13 years old, gets ready to enter high school next fall. she is playing peewee football and got good to it. she is too old for peewee ball. they haven't decided what to do since she is not a student at their school just yet. >>> this is different. in rio de janeiro. organizers are staging a mountain bike race in a shantytown. one of the finalists in the games. no word if this will become a venue for those kids. >> oh, my gosh. >> cool. >> serious good shocks on your bike to pull that off. >> some good -- good helmet, too. see the narrow opening, the doorway? >> yeah, talent. thank you, larry. >>> china is celebrating the to. today is the country's 60th anniversary. thousands of troops marched in beijing's tiananmen for the celebration. in new york red and yellow lights honoring china lit up the empire state building. some critics say the lights on a u.s. landmark are wrong because of the communist country's poor human rights record. >>> he's often called country music's gun toting ho

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knocks, louisville, kentucky. >> reporter: this is not your average fitness class. clients are whipped into shape by former marine, but not everything is done like the military. >> the military breaks you down to build you up. we're all about building you up from the onset. >> reporter: brenner worked on wall street before starting her company in 2003, combined her passion for sports, entertainment and business and turned it into her profession. >> there was no other program that i could have emulated in any way. there was nothing like a brand new concept. it was throw it on the wall, see if it sticks and it did. knock on wood. >> if you're a small business owner, we would like to see your success story. go to cnn.com/robin to upload a video of your business, share your info and you might be featured here on "morning express." >>> president obama is considering sending more troops to afghanistan to battle the taliban. but they're reconsidering their plan. >>> cameras on a bus capture a frightening accident. >>> afghanistan is facing a crisis that could impact whethe

there was a case in kentucky, a high school football coach put on trial, really, for a tragic death of high school player who didn't get water during a very intense practice and the coach was being held criminally responsible. could have gone to prison for that were the jury acquitted him. but it brought up the issue of the pressure we put on athletes at all levels -- high school, college, the nfl. did you have a particular feeling about how that case played out? what did that case tell us and teach us? >> well, i feel like it was an unfortunate accident. one thing about professional football, it is about being macho and strong. when i was younger it was a sign of weakness to ask for water and now they are more conscious of it including corey who passed away a few years ago, everyone is making sure you take care of the flavors but there is a little bit of that macho affect, well, i can stick it out. if you are needing water you are not tough enough. that is an unfortunate accident, and hopefully that coach learned from and all coaches learn from, make sure you take care of your players

more than 60 million americans have tried kentucky grilled chicken.n entire grilled nation of believers... in that fall-off-the-bone taste. and now you can be part of it too. try a two-piece meal with 2 sides... and a biscuit for just $3.99. and taste for yourself why 60 million people unthink alike. make it 60 million and 1. unthink... and taste the unfried side of kfc. >> we have all heard of the h1n1 virus, but it may be time to become familiar becomeh3n8. >> that is dog flu and is popping up over the country. >> swine flu has been in the news and on everyone's mind, but the newest flu victim is man's best friend. >> only recently did it require the ability to in fact? . >> a new strain of flu spread from horses to dogs. >> influenza is notorious for its ability to be transmitted from one species, which is its natural host, to another species. >> it acts by cuban flow, causing cough, runny nose, and -- it acts like a human flu, causing cough, runny nose and fever. most dogs recover in two to three weeks. >> about 5% to 8% will die. >> and it? -- an

a school official in kentucky says it's an incubator situation. they report at least 350 schools were closed last week affecting 126,000 students in 19 states. many school officials say they are afraid that the h1n1 flu virus could spread even faster if their school stayed open. >>> okay, the company that makes louisville slugger baseball bats was found liable for the death of a young man killed by a baseball. rafer weigel has that story and is taking your thoughts on this. rafer? >>> yeah, natasha, this is a monumental decision. a montana jury sided with the family suing the maker of louisville slugger and awarded the victim's family $850,000. they argued that the company failed to warn about the dangers of using aluminum bats. brandon patch was tragically killed in 2003 when he was struck by a baseball hit by one of those bats. there he is right there. patch's mom, though, said this was not about money. >> we came into this not knowing -- we were just hoping to prevail is all for brandon. this is for brandon. and for the other kids on the field.

knox in louisville, kentucky. >> reporter: this is not your average fitness class. into shape by former marines but not everything is done like the military. >> the military weights you down to build you up. we're all about building you up from the onset. >> reporter: she worked on wall street for seven years before starting her company in 2003. she combined her passion for sports, entertainment and business and turned it into her profession. >> there was no other program that i could have emulated. there was nothing like it was a brand-new concept. it was let's throw it on the wall and see if it sticks and it did, knock on wood. >> all right. if you're a small business owner we'd like to see your success story g. to cnn.com/robin. upload a video i-report, share your tips and you might be featured here on "morning express." more details in the beating death of a chicago honor story. a 17-year-old is cleared of murder charges in the case and you're going to hear that 17-year-old's reaction. >>> new details in the beating death of a chicago honor student. murder charg

tennessee, kentucky and oklahoma were next. stick around for some theories why this is and why people are getting the most rest. ♪ we can be your lover ♪ we can be your friend ♪ anything we want to right to the very end ♪ >>> we told you how west virginia was the most sleepless state according to a first of its kind cdc study. on the flip side the most rested state is north dakota. that's followed by california, wisconsin and oregon. california, huh? health experts aren't exactly sure why people sleep better in some places. theories include differences in the amount of health problems like obesity, financial stress, something we know a little about, those odd-hour shifts. most of you get an extra hour of sleep this weekend. sunday at 2:00 a.m. we're going to set the clocks back to 1:00 a.m. starting standard time. in the united states, hawaii, and most of arizona as you might know will never be changing because they never set their clocks ahead in the spring. you buy a car, you don't like it, you take it back and you get a full

the gators' senior suffered a concussion and had to leave the game, a win at kentucky, ten days ago. >>> hey, adults behaving badly, youth football coaches getting into a fight over the participation of an 11-year-old girl in a scheduled football scrimmage. the issue is the team said it's against their moral beliefs to allow their boys to hit girls. the boys and girls club teams had known ahead of time there was a problem they would have canceled the scrimmage. no charges were filed although the coach who threw the punch has been suspended. >> the fight was over whether it was morally correct to hit a girl. but then these two were hitting each other? >> thank you. >> hello. >>> some of the stories we're watching today in your "morning express planner." president obama will honor 13 people. at 3:00 eastern lawyers for former astro lina nowak will be court in orlando trying to get the charges dropped. she's accused for attacking another woman for dating her former boyfriend, who was a lot an astronaut. and this afternoon in atlantic city, ms. senior america will be crowned. that pagean

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tennessee, kentucky and oklahoma were next. you'll hear some theories on why this is and where people are getting the most rest. >>> before the break we were talking about how west virginia was the most sleepless state according to the first of its kind cdc study. who gets the most sleep? the rested state is north dakota, followed by california, wisconsin and oregon. not sure exactly why it is that some people sleep better in most places. theories include difference ins the amount of health problems like obesity, financial stress and something that, if you're up this early you probably know about, odd-hour shifts. >>> a woman raped by phillip garrido decades ago is keeping a very close eye on the jaycee dugard case. katherine hall attended the hearing yesterday. in 1976 garrido was convicted of raping hall. he served 11 years of a 50-year term. she says this time she wants to make sure he gets put away forever. the garridos are accused of kidnapping jaycee dugard when she was 11 and holding her for 18 years. >>> people stood in

more than 60 million americans have tried kentucky grilled chicken. an entire grilled nation of believers... in that fall-off-the-bone taste. and now you can be part of it too. try a two-piece meal with 2 sides... and a biscuit for just $3.99. and taste for yourself why 60 million people unthink alike. make it 60 million and 1. unthink... and taste the unfried side of kfc. >>> despite jobless rate still hovering near 10%, there are some employers having a tough time filling positions. economists say there is currently a mismatch between available work and people qualified to do that work. analysts say it has become especially difficult to fi accountants, health care workers, software sales representatives, physical therapists and electrical engineers. experts say some of the unemployed should also be loing for a new industry to help bridge the gap. >>> the former fed chair giving his take on where unemployment in the u.s. is headed. it is not looking good. chris cotter joins us from fox business network in new york with our business beat this morning.

. >> jamie in kentucky. hi, jamie. >> caller: hi, nancy. i love your show. and your mother's in my prayers. >> thank you. >> caller: i have a question for ronald. i know if it was my child i would use every tool available. and i'm just wondering, you've got these renowned psychics, they've got their own shows on the bio channel. i mean, has ronald used a psychic or thought about trying to find one of these famous psychics to help him locate haleigh? >> good question. ronald, i imagine that psychics have volunteered their services. is that true? >> yes, ma'am. a bunch of them. >> do they all -- >> none of them have been successful in finding haleigh. no. absolutely not. >> have they tried? >> they've tried. but everything they say, we're still without haleigh. so. >> what were they saying? did they actually come down and search? >> yes. there was a few that did. >> they've been on me for six months. they haven't left me alone for six months. i've been the one, the main focus. they just need to move on and look for the right person. ddd >>> i just got home

like that kid getting beat up in kentucky. sean: i don't know we can be shocked anymore. >> we don't hold celebrities to a strong moral code anyway. >> we have politics doing the same thing. sean: i'm mad that so many people support roman polanski. >> woody allen. >> you wouldn't want him as a character witness in your trial. sean: some credible people, martin scorsese and a bunch of actors and actresses. he sodomized a 13-year-old girl he pumped up with booze and quaaludes. >> he should come back and stand trial and in that case if he's proven guilty should go away the rest of his life. >> he admits to it. >> martin score say ee, -- martin scorsese, see if it's his daughter. >> he admitted to it. sean: we'll come back and beat up beckel. all that coming up a pothole:h no...your tire's all flat and junk. oh, did i do that? here, let me get my cellular out - call ya a wrecker. ...oh shoot...i got no phone ...cuz i'm a pothole...so....k, bye! anncr: accidents are bad. anncr: but geico's good. with emergency road service. ding! s

i do want to turn the table and talk something very serious.thw recently there was a case in kentuckya high school football coach put on trial for really aa tragic death of a high schoolof player who didn't get waterwho t during a very intense practice,e and the coach was being held criminally responsible.could hag he could have gone to prison fow that. the jury acquitted him, but ith. did bring up this whole issue or the pressure that we pute ontes athletes at every level, highgh school, college, the nfl. did you have a particular feeling about how that case played out?wh diwhat did that case tell us an? teach us? w i f >> i feel like it was anunate unfortunate accident, and the t one thing about professional football, it's all about being macho and strong. when i was younger, it was almost a sign of weakness to ask for water.sk i think they're more conscious of it. corey stringer in the nfl who of passed away a few years ago which made everyone conscious of staying hydrated and make sureyo you take care of your players.th i still think there's a little bit of that macho effect of we

. >>> a kentucky man is enjoying life again now that what he calls hi walking nightmare is over. as lindsey english from louisville affiliate wave reports, he paid the time for a crime he didn't commit. >> you are a freeman. god bless you, sir. >> reporter: after nine years behind bars and five years of probation, edwin chandler sheds tears of joy because finally, he is a freeman. >> it seems absolutely clear that there has been a grave miscarriage of justice. >> reporter: he was on trial in 1995 for the murder of 25-year-old brenda whitfield, a clerk working at the chevron food mart at newburgh and gold smith lane. she was shot and killed by this gunman seen in surveillance video. on the stand during his trial chandler pled with george that police have the wrong man. >> i said i'm telling you the truth, i didn't do it. he said i don't believe you. i think you are lying. >> reporter: the jury didn't hear him. chandler said it wasn't until 2004 when attorney, marguerite thomas and the "innocence project" started listening and investigating this case. >> i couldn't tell you how, yo

pittsburgh, 53 and look out to the west, lexington, kentucky, 65 still ahead of that front. so big changes behind it. mix of sun and clouds. a very warm, humid afternoon as well with highs in he low 80s. wind will be out of the south at five to the showers get ear tonight. i'll have more details on the weekend forecast coming up in a few. >> some major changes to metro for the holiday weekend as crews begin track maintenance. the waterfront and archives navy memorial station will be closed from 10:30 tonight through monday morning. the green line will not run at the l'enfant plaza station. crews are rerouting the yellow line to make up for the changes. you can find a living to metro appear web site by going to our web site at myfoxdc.com. >>> we want to check in with julie to find out how things are looking on the roads. >> there is a pedestrian that was struck on the inner loop of the beltway. it was a 28-year-old female who has been transported away from the scene and her injure usc are unknown. the inner loop of the beltway, temporary closures are what we find because the

. >>> more extreme weather is expected across the country today in central kentucky. a tornado left behind some widespread damage there. several structures and a mobile home park destroyed. the families living in them, unfortunately now homeless. the good news. no injuries have been reported. >>> a couple managed to escape their cars thinking fast on this flooded roadway in braeden county, texas. the couple told authorities they just didn't think the water was that deep. emergency workers waited until the water went down to pull the car out. significant flooding in that area. >>> forget about fall. it feels like winter. yeah, the w word in montana. snow is on the ground in missoula. temperatures there could drop to minus two in butte later today. now for your national forecast, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. >>> good saturday morning to you. we've got a couple big weather stories today. ed biggest is the cold air. this isn't just cold. this is really cold. look at the temperatures from denver up into the northern plains. we're in the teens and 20s. the coldest

here at home we're tracking the aftermath of a tornado touchdown in kentucky. debris litters the landscape after a twister with nearly 10 mile per hour winds touched down. rooftops were ripped off buildings and reduced many buildings to rubble. power lines and trees were also knocked down. no one was hurt. crews remain in the area, including the red cross, which has set up a shelter. i was checking the urgent wires. they recovered six people, survivors. that's good news. that was yesterday. so far none. that's in the philippines. >>hopefully they can find more good news. >>they'll continue to search. >>yes. >>>coming up, ums in your fridge could pose a major health hazard. >>we'll show you what they are. >>>just days after brain surgery a little boy returns to the gulf port. you'll love this story. trust me. what happened that left everyone in shock and smiles. that's next. using kmart layaway makes me wonder if everything... wouldn't be better in small amounts. - like yard work! - and exercising! and your casserole... would not be one of those things. kmart la

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