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len more at keller.edu.bhorrent. >> it all began when she was 8 years old and her father came in and touched her apro in'appropry and it escalated and escalated. >> will at least one injure or find the possibility that casey was abused. >> you will be able to know what makes casey anthony behave the way she does. why did she act if nothing was wrong? >> casey's lead attorney jose biaz paint ago picture of a dysfunctional family covering up sins other than the death of caylee anthony. brother lee allegedly attempting to abuse her. >> casey had a brother and he, too, wanted to follow in his father's foot steps. i at he attempted to also touchs sister although it didn't go as far t. got so bad the fbi did a paternity tis to see if he was caylee's father. >> the tapes seemed also to under cut her defense that this family was one plagued by sex accu abuse and incest. >> hey. >> good morning beautiful. how are you? >> good. how are you. >> i am doing better now i get a chance to see you. >> i love you. i miss you.

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len more at keller.edu. >> greta: today is d-day the 67th anniversary.nning of the end for not did control of europe. president ronald reagan made one of his most famous speeches june 6th, 1984. he paid tribute to the men who fought on the beach. the president spoke at a special ceremony in france. >> were you young the day you took these cliffs. some of you hardly more than boys with the deepest joys of life before you. yet, you risked everything here. why? why did you do it? what impels you to put an sigh the instinct for self-preservation and risk your lives to take these cliffs? what inspired all the men of the armies that met here? we look at you and somehow we know the answer. it was faith and belief. it was loyalty and love. >> greta: more than 40 world war ii vets were honored today on that french coa

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len more at keller.edu. >> sean: when that photo of his private areas came in, you know you are a 26-year-old congressman, recently married. what did you think? >> i just thought at the time there's gotta be something. there's way more girls out there. this is not just me. so special about me. there's a lot more girls. but i thought at the time this is something that is regular. he's done all the time. he's comfortable. >> sean: that was part of my interview with megan broussard one of the women who received these lewd photos from congressman weiner. see the full interview tomorrow night right here. joining me with reaction to the confession today are the editor ceo of worldnetdaily.com and kimberly guilfoyle. one of the issues that came out, there are five pictures, the one i was asking her about is, this is a full naked, excited picture of a congressman. >> it is totally inappropriate. he knew he sent it to begin with. >> sean: 26-year-old girl. >> acting like he hasn't done anything inappropriate or unethical. the fact of the matter is he did. not just once multiple times. people a

len more at keller.edu. >> trace: police in syria preventing a clash on the border. strategic plateau that israel captured back in 1967. israeli soldiers firing flares as palestinian supporters approach the border. syrian officers blocked their advance. in the end, the group just chanted and turned around. a far cry from what happened there yesterday. [gunfire] >> trace: when israeli troops opened fire on protesters running toward the border fence. the syrians reported the violence killed as many as 23 people. numbers that israel disputes. reena ninan is live from our jerusalem newsroom. reena, calmer heads seemed to prevail today. >> yeah, trace. weren't clashes of forces at the border. inside syria it appears a civil war could be starting. syrian state tv reports 80 policemen were killed by gunmen. they are claiming that the people there are calling for the army to intervene but the protesters, the syrian opposition say that's a lie. it's just an excuse that assad is using to brutally attack his critics, trace. >> trace: reena, where does the united states stand in

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len more at keller.edu. just don't feel like they used to. are you one of them? for 18 holes with your buddies. more passion for the one ya love. more fun with your family and friends. it could be a treatable condition called low testosterone or low t. come on, stop living in the shadows. you've got a life to live. [ male announcer ] so don't blame it on aging. talk to your doctor and go to isitlowt.com to find out more. >> heather: hello, everyone and welcome to a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters, i'm heather childers. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett, topping the news, this hour, a possible break through in the casey anthony murder trial this, weekend. testimony over a single strand of hair, a much closer look at that development as lawyers on both sides now gearing up for another round of dramatic testimony. >> heather: plus, fed up travellers, demanding a pat-down van, the new push to outlaw the security searches and what, the federal government has to say about it. >> gregg: and we go inside an emotional send off for u.s. troops, heading to iraq.

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debated his role in russia's history cannot be underestimated a little later we retrace lens paths in moscow. more strictly to change the course of history by starting off here on red square next to the magnificent moscow clearly to me martin as we take a look at his picture only a visit various landmarks associated with his life. a mascot here around five minutes time and i'll be back with a reminder our top stories in just a few moments status. hungry for the full story we've got it first the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers on the hot seat. today children play war in the old piecemeal. module nine hundred forty one these walls were the first barrier from another troops on their way to moscow. funders and rest of us were dying one by one under siege the son. was. in the last shelter an unnamed soldier left a few simple words farewell motherland i'm dying but i'm not surrendering. wealthy british scientists. sometimes. markets. can find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines fuelling new ki

relation to immediate neighbors and in relation to urban design, but let's ensure we're using more than a myopic lens. let's review it relative to the larger community and other policy goals. i'd like to draw your attention to some of those neglected by the appellant. transportation objectsive two. the city should use the transportation system to guide development. in this case the project is supported by gary lyon and seven other lines within three blocks. bike parking and new development. in addition to the 21 parking spaces, the project provides two car share spaces and 21 bicycle spaces. housing policy 1.6. in reviewing this project, consider the goal to create insent activities for housing, especially affordable housing and new commercial development. 437b9 -- .3. the city should encourage the construction of affordable housing. 4.4. the city should consider granting density bonuses and park exemptions for the construction of affordable housing as happened with this project. 10.1. the city should focus on providing permanent affordable housing and service enriched housing to reduce the need for

director and what you do you say at this particular time shoes to be green, not blue or a wider lens on that or more smoke. and this none of that control you have. it's the opposite of that. you have to sit back and wait and be patient and rely on good luck. >> and realize how boring some lives are. most of the footage came from public entries. 30% was shot by film crews traveling to developing countries. all of the videos were shot on june 24th last year so it's fascinating to see. have to think back what you were doing on june 24. i don't know if i want to be taped by anything other than this show. i want to check the forecast. >> good morning to you. you saw that clear picture of the golden gate bridge that mike showed you. we were talking about the marine push. and now i mean, minutes later you can see that marine intrusion over the golden gate bridge. i'm expecting the marine layer to push all the way to oakland, maybe to livermore but i don't think so. right now we're watching onshore flow over the bay area. right to the satellite imagery. as you can see here, onshore flow is in control. a lit

the fda does not recommend buying breast milk but through approved milk banks and it may cost more but lens lessens the dangers because it can trance mate hiv and herpes. >> it's thousands of e-mails back and forth between people before they buy milk because they want to make sure it's the best for the baby. >> reporter: all good intentions and i am doing it with the proper way. but you you never know. >> okay. so that was juju change reporting. we want your two cents. what do you think about women selling breast milk and a lot of you already weighing in this morning about this idea. >> chrissy says just what i want. some coo coo sending poison breast milk for my baby, not. >> tarry adds people have to do what they have to do and i don't want to knock anyone as long as the process is sterile and the mother's diet is appropriate and no deception is involved so pretty big criteria and we will come back to this because i have a question for you megan and we want to talk about the regulation of this. but if you want to weigh in on this hot topic feel free to do so go to the official wmar facebo

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more than 100 police officers in san jose. however, the belt tightening to help balance the city's budget is still an ongoing battle. len ramirez on why the layoff danger for some officers not completely over tonight. len. >>> reporter: that's right. there is some relief here at san jose pd tonight but no one is really jumping for joy because this contract agreement does mean that officers will be having to give up 10% of their pay for at least one year, possibly longer, although the bottom line is as you mentioned, jobs will be saved. >>> reporter: one cop has worn a badge for four years. >> i love being a cop. >> reporter: this could have been her last year with san jose pd. she was on the layoff list, one of 156 officers whose jobs were in jeopardy but now have been saved by a tentative contract agreement between the police union and the city. >> i can kind of take a breath and not have to worry so much. but there's always that lingering kind of stress back there. >> reporter: there's been a lot of stress to go around. 122 officers whose jobs were previously cut will not be reinstated. the agreement just keeps the si

more people shot. and on top of that another round of cuts for the san jose police force. now len ramirez reports neighbors worry with fewer police officers, street violence will get even worse. len? >> that's right. that's what a lot of people are afraid of here in san jose and with the vote just now here in city hall's stork vote 7- passion the mayor's budget which calls for more than 500 layoffs citywide and for the first time never san jose over 100 police officer layoffs, as you mentioned it happens at a time when the murder rate is spiking again. the dawn of another day brought one more murder to the streets of san jose. >> it's too early to determine the motive whether it's gang- related or not but that's something that we're looking into. >> reporter: police were called to a home on oxton drive at 3 a.m. and found a man in his late teens or early 20s shot to death. three other victims went to the hospital with nonlife- threatening gunshot wounds. >> they were in the garage when the person or persons walked up to the garage and opened fire. >> reporter: it was the 27th murd

more people start working again. the unemployment rate went 11.8 to len.7. small and the number of pay roll job state has fallen by 29,000. the public sector is dealing with shrinking budgets. the drop in unemployment usually happens for only reason. some people quit looking for work. >> they are dropping out because they can't find a job. in order to be unemployed, you have to be actively looking for work. >> and employment development officials say it fits and starts with the california job picture and normal in the onset of the economic recovery. >> police arrested four people after protestors were on broadway. they ended nup the steps of the oakland public library. the bay of rage.comorganized the march. it is against the closure of libraries and schools and corporate tax cuts. the arrest took place when the protestors refused police orders. >>> and convicted sexual predator will walk out of the state mental hospital in three days and he will no longer be under supervision. the judge decided he should be free after two state psychicologist find he is no

lens. there is snow in the background and snow is still fall yes, this is june 1st. don't be fool look at the calendar. this may be the new normal. more coming up laterr. >> say it isn't so. thank you. >>> and allegations of another political sex scandal has a new york city congressman in trouble. he said someone hacked his account. >> weiner doesn't want to answer the questions. >> he called it a hoax and prank and someone making fun of his name. but his lack of candor is part of the reason questions came. >> did he tweet or not tweet. that was the question for congressman weiner. >> i will nolt allow it to dominant. >> this thing is a salacious picture of a man wearing underwear tweeted the account to a 21 year old seattle college student one of 200 people that weiner following on tweter- twitter. weiner claims that the account was hacked. >> all it takes one wrong click and not that much hard tore break into a twitter being the. >> the congressman said he did not send the picture. >> my system was hacked and i was pranked and it was a can common one. when you are named weiner, you get made fun of. >> he called in a private security

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more from abc capitol correspondant nannette miranda. >> it is a mixed bag and first good news. california's unemployment rate fell to len.7 percent and a drop of a percentage point since 2011 began. it was slightly higher in april and all painting a positive picture than a year ago when the jobless rate for california was at a year high. >> i just got laid off. >> for steven frazier, bad news. employers shed 29,000 job in may and most significant job loss since last fall. he remains positive because of unique skills. >> it is not too bad for me, but a guy coming out of prison and people getting laid off from a janitorial job. where are you going to find one? >> you will find starts . it happens for one reason. they don't think they can find a job. you have to be actively looking for work. and they are dealing with shrinking budgets. >> there is one bright spot the information sector. it had seven percent job growth. and that didn't help steven frazier who may have to stretch to stay in the airline administration and you might to have go to dex e texasment both of those have single digit unemployment. >> and long day. an

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len ramirez in san jose, thank >>> parking at city-owned garages in san jose is liningly going to get morexpensive. the city council is set to vote on june 14 on restructuring parking rates. the rate increase would be between 25 and 33% and eliminate some free garage spaces but the plan would give many downtown visitors a break by extending free parking with validation beyond two hours and on nights and weekends. >>> caltrain riders won't have to deal with massive service cuts. the rail line's board approved a $104 million budget yesterday. it least out station cuts and closures that had been proposed. caltrain plugged a $30 million budget gap with a 25-cent fare hike and a $1 parking rate increase. the rate increases take effect next month. >>> all right. now to the economy. the latest snapshot of the labor market came as a big disappointment. the economy added just 54000 jobs in may the lowest number in eight months while the unemployment rate rose to 9.1%. economists hope the slowdown is due to temporary factors such as higher gas prices that force employers to cut costs. in general, th

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more. >> it's one of london's great landmarks but is there something different about trafalga square today? look through the lenso life. >> general charles lapierre arrived with command of the army. >> transpormed to something else. >> leon arrestedo was from the town of vinci west of florence. >> there appears to be a dragon on the steps of the national gallery and marilyn monroe is bouncing on the grass, all the result of a new phone application which recognizes images and links them to something else, it's called augmented reality but is it really the next big thing? what we're seeing now is a radical new technology that lous us to interact with information in a completely different way. you talk to a thousand people and you get 1,001 ideas on how to use this stuff. >> augmented reality has been around for a while but the recognition app that can bring alive a music poster can make the whole idea more appealing. you can use this technology to put your face on famous buildings. so it looks a lot of fun but here's the big question, do businesses or consumers want to augment their reality? the advertising indust

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