marc has -- >> mediating that case. >> larry: marc?i should have looked that up, i could have anticipated that. i know there's a family code section that says there's no parental rights for a sperm donor. is there the same section for a surrogate? >> there's no doubt in my mind that there's a surrogacy contract in this case and the biological mother of the youngest child has derzero righ period. there's no one who has a surrogate -- >> larry: michael was able to arrange to have a surrogate mother bring him a child and that's done all the time? >> all the time. all the time. >> larry: single men can do this? yes. >> married men can do this. >> anyone. and the idea of them having give up all rights is to avoid these problems later on when someone says, oh, gee, now i'm here. >> larry: is that the same law in florida, judge? >> it's all over the country, larry. we have a modern family now, and the modern family is we have egg down donors, sperm donors. we don't want to tear the fabric or community apart and say who's your father, have a w

team members on the metro and marc trains today. also we're going to be seeing some inspections of trucks through the areas around the stations so all of it part of this training exercise. don't be alarmed. barbara, back to you. >> all right. thank you, megan. >>> this morning, we're learning new information about that deadly metro crash. metro's sister system in san francisco says it experienced similar problems with a track circuit but took safety measures to correct it. nine people were killed when two trains collided on the red line last month. the problem was traced to a faulty circuit. according to "the washington post," workers at san francisco's system flagged the same sort of issue. they installed a backup system to prevent any problems but metro never followed suit. metro says every system is unique and it's difficult to know how these systems compare with each other. >>> marion barry's lawyer says he thinks stalking charges against the council member wl be dropped. it's a story you saw first on 4. u.s. park police say a w

but i think they did have sex in their relationship. >> larry: marc, what do you think? is that a loving physical relationship? >> well, i mean i'm a friend of debbie's and quite honestly it would be totally inappropriate for me to make any comment about what their relationship was when they were a married couple. as far as in the bedroom, i mean i can say that i know there was deep affection, like i said before. debbie was very close to michael many many years. at this point it's 30 years. there was a true, true love there for michael. >> larry: what do you think, marc, is the biggest misconception about her? you know her as well as anyone. what don't we know habit her? >> debbie is a wonderful caring person. what most people, you know, seem to forget. debbie doesn't run out to all of the social events, you don't see her shopping on rodeo drive, not hitting the hot spots, not trying to be in the limelight. debbie is just as happy at home in her very modest, humble, horse ranch. she spends time with all of her horses and her dogs, you know, if one of her horses is sick,

. >> marc anthony hace un importante anuncio que no se pueden perder esto y más ahora mismo en "primer." >> el fuego consume un vehículo y madre he hijo están atrapados entre las guam entre las llamas. >> >> amigos, como estas? bienvenidos a "primer impacto." >> bueno, si le parece vamos a comenzar con el impactante drama de su madre y sus dos hijos en wisconsin gracias a los bomberos y heroicos vecinos,s estas son las imágenes. >> la camioneta ya se volumuelc la calle con los neumáticos al aire y dos personas ponen mano a la obra para ayudar a los más mejores, logran sacar a una niña pero la madre y el niño siguen. después utilizan tubos de metal y liberan a la madre pshgs er pequeño está preso, es ahí dónde dos bomberos utilizan toda su habilidad arriesgan su vida para liberar al pequeño del cinturón del de seguridad justo ante de explotar salvan la vida del inocente de 4 años. >> el menor sufrió quemaduras igual que su bombero pero su rápida acción los ayudó. >> solamente tiene que entrar a univisión.com >> sigue la controversia en torno a la muerte de michael jackson esta vez por s

anthony otros dos famosos emilio yloria stefan. >> el gran debut de marc anthony en el terreno de juegoe octubre en el partido de los jets contra los dolphins definido como el partido de la he r herencia hispana. >> no se extrañe viendo a ellos viendo. ya que invirtieron bastante. esto de mi partetaqen ustedes al estudio. >> bueno, mucha suerte en este nuevo negocio. >> dando seguimiento a la noticia le jalaron las orejas al integrante del grupo aventura por asegurar que su primo romeo gozaba de privilegios durante enel[çykva yoronfesó qtaqcedió tkpreunió un a ejecue taqelyehkph@h@taqelqiekph@h@h proyectos independientes. >> por la forma de pepica flor quieren en italia. d derían de buscar un hombre y no un casanova y se conocen durante más de 4 años y solamente hay amistad. >> el cantante chris brown rompió el silencioespués de la pelea que sostuvo con la cantante rijona y dijo que es el único culpable y lamento no haber manejado la situación y se declaró culpable de agredir a la cantante en una corte de los angeles. >> negó el padre de michael jackson. aunque dejó entrever que le

oye el video musical con marc anthony fue filmado con jennifer lópez en la filmación? el rato riendo. ya lo verán esta noche. ¿qué tal si lo presentamos? >> así lo pidió yo. 4 "primer impacto." oye tío es como un bigo bigote, el nuevo video con marc thony, la qu estaceñçzwm tvpcckp ( {teÑ] ma (teÑ] ) ♪ tvp ♪ h@@ ♪ ♪ eñp ♪ ♪tv çcbkp h@hp >> exclusivamente mundial el video musical, bonito video, las escenas salió de una. costó. porque andábamos riendo y andábamos de broma y como ahora el director nos echaba la bronca y tardamos un poquito. pero la verdad que fue muy divertido un video muy agradablee rodar >> gracias por estar aquí. >> se hace más falta a él. >> natalia, no lo pierdan mañana, una atención especial que dará muchísimo que hablar pasamos con "primer impacto." adelante. >> tus compañeros de "primer impacto" por qué no somos tus kconsentid consentidas. >> en los muy celosas. >> un besito, nos vemosañana. adiós. bueno, les cuento que sorprendieron al cantante luis miguel en italia. la revista hola publicaron fotos de luis miguel pasean por florencia con una muj

entre con la uniclave chisme >>> la emoción de jennifer lópez al llegar la fiesta que le organizó marcs famosos estuvieron con la pareja entre ellos ricky martin vamos a ver lo que pasó. >>> jennifer lópez cumplió 40 años y como era de esperarse, su esposo el cantante marc antonio leo o le oorganizó una fiesta a su honor a la llegada, y le abrió puesta a su querida esposa, y es estalló en llantos cuando vio el afiche una fiesta para lola, y luego la artista saludó a sus la celebración duró para la madrugada. >>> y bueno si usted como muchos se está preguntando por qué el letrero decía lola y no jennifer lo que pasa que es el apodo de cariño que él utiliza para llam llamarla a ella incluso la llama así en unas esto fas de sus canciones >>> muy linda fiesta >>> ojalá mi novia haga una fooeshs a fiesta sí >>> veremos cómo reaccionó la actriz eva méndez cuando natalia de la quinta estación que ella es su fantasía sexual, desde nueva york tenemos las declaraciones. >>> na ttalia de la quinta estación dejó a muchos con la boca abierta cuando reveló que la actriz cubano americana eva méndez e

it should have been returned to marc and all of a sudden shows up in the hands of the media. so, we're pursuing a claim on behalf of marc and debbie over that breach of confidentiality and breach of the law. >> all right. howard king, thank you so much. marc schaffel, thanks, as well. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> harry, over the you. >>> call it three men a a beer. president obama, cambridge sergeant james crowley and harvard professor henry gates will meet at the white house thursday to discuss race in america. cbs news correspondent bianca solorzano is in cambridge, massachusetts, with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, harry. with the release of tapes, we have had our first chance to hear what happened when a break-in was reported at henry gates' home. the woman who called 911, she was walking past the neighborhood on her way to lunch. it was the 911 call that led to the arrest of henry louis gates. >> reporter: the caller quickly offers a guess that the men might not be robbers. maybe they had a problem with their key. >> reporter: she describes the sce

pero sin duda la gran sorpresa de la noche, fue Ésta. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> marc antony quien recibiÓ unrimera visita a estos grandes premios. otros grandes ganadores fueron wisin & yandel, keit del castillo, y eugenio derbez, rbd no se fue con las manos vacÍas, anaÍs, estrenÓ su primer disco como solista con la que probÓ que no hay quiÉn detenga al talento joven hispano quÉ bien!. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> la gran ausente fue jenny rivera debido a la muerte de su gran esposo el pÚblico lah@h@tz >>> quÉ canciÓn me con movÍ mucho cuando estaba casi llorando cuando le hicieron el reconocimiento >>> fue privilegiado cuando lo entrevistÉ en lo que no vio lo veremos esta noche y fue interesante, hablamos de todo ahÍ >>> coyo creo que todos sep lucieron nuevamente univisiÓn tirÓ la casa por la ventana y nosotros lo disfrutamos con el pÚblico que lo vio en la casa >>> ni la fiesta se diga me estoy recuperando de ella >>> con arjona y la fiesta de anoche, >>> un batallÓn precisamente un batallÓn de periodistas cubrieron estos premios >>> ricardo estÁ en nuestra sala de redacciÓn listos para contarnos ¿qu

jennifer lópez llora de emoción, por la gran sorpresa que marc antonio le tenía reservada.ahora mismo en "primer impacto". ( ♪ música ) >>> con 2 espadas una madre mató a su recién nacido y se comió estadounidensu cerebro la asesina dijo que un mandato dab bo leudiabólico la acometer el crimen. >>> hola amigos le saluda v verónica, a aya elia ralo dilia. >>> esta mujer le arrebató la vida a un bebé apenas de 3 semanas y medio nacido en un hecho de canibalismo >>> esta decapitado lo que sabemos lo sospechoso estaba cuidando el niño o su hijo, y luego algoh@ pasó un quebraron sumen tesu mente o algo y apuñaló a la víctima varias veces >>> los dedos no fueron encontrados y sí fuera poco abrió el cuerpo del bebé y comió parte de los intenstinos y lueg encontraron aatp@kkp mamá mord el cerebro de su hijo >>> ella quisiera quitar su cabeza también. estaba cortada en su pescuezo. >>> según las autoridala madre del bebé dijo que eph@h@t desde san sanantonio texas mart flores univisión. >>>h@tp@gvpbúkpmarta, si quiere ver más entre a unh@h@tp@gvzzskph@h@h@tp@gvñc. >>> un impapto

to marc klass, marc, what do you do when police say the leads are drying up?, you know, this is an extremely small community. it is off the beaten track. you go from the point she was last seen and check with every neighbor between that point and the girl's home. i believe the answer to this particular situation probably lies somewhere within there. otherwise, if you the mom, you have to do everything you can to keep this as high profile as you can. you have to continue to work with the authorities to get the answer until you find the answer. >> everyone take a look at 11-year-old girl scout lindsey baum. there is a reward. 866-915-8299. $6,000 is being offered by national center for missing and exploited children and crime stoppers. please, help us find lindsey baum. >>> right back out to stacy newman on the case. why are they saying the leads are drying up? what do they mean by that? what have they done to find this little girl? >> initially the search was by land, by air, by water. people in the neighborhood said they saw this girl but since then there have

appreciate it very much, boris and marc. good luck with the marc. >> what's about to happen?>> it's 12:34, and in a few seconds, it will 12:23 and 52 seconds of 7/8 of 09. >> this has already happened now in newfoundland. >> we're very excited about it. there it is! 12: 12: 12: 12:34: 56789. >> it's our version of the harmonic conversions. i feel better already! >> is that a song? >> yes, it was. >> we should have brought the lights down and put some fireworks up. okay. >> what just happened here? >> up next, we're going to talk more about mortgage fraud. as you know, unfortunately, it's exploding. it's a billion-dollar-plus industry. diana olick shows us what the feds are doing to stop that surge. ♪ you want friendly, but t pretentious... yoow, the beer you choose sa a lot about you. classic, never trendy. you want a real american beauty. are you talking about thbudweiser? or... me? yes. ♪ >>> we're just getting an e-mail from the new york stock exchange. they have been informed by authorities that their public website, nyse.com, has been the subject of a denial of service c

no delays on the marc trains. both light rail and metro on schedule. why put unnecessary mileage on your car when the marc train is available for the commute from baltimore and washington? call for scheduled information. for the m.t.a. transit i'm kurt kroncke. back to john collins. have a great weekend, john. >> we wind up the week with more warm and humid weather. close to hot today. we will see more cloudiness today than yesterday. thunderstorms over ocean city this morning has pulled out to sea so it is drying out. most of the rain in maryland is west of harrisbugerstown and jun shower activity at this point. but it is a large area of of rain. no thunderstorms at this stage but this has had a history as the front has been moving across the midwest to produce severe weather. so as it gets closer to us our chances of rain will increase. wednesday we had a similar situation and the rain really kind of concentrated itself in western maryland and pennsylvania. i think today the chances are stronger that we will see activity. let's look outside. we menti

no delays on the marc train system. light rail on time. metro subway on time in both east and westbound directions. on the buses we have several diversions. the 17 buses diverting at nursery. and also the 77 buses at edmondson and ingleside due to a water main break repair going on there. why put unnecessary mileage on your car when the marc train is available? call 866-ride-mta for schedule information. with the m.t.a. transit team, i'm kurt kronke. now back to sandra shaw. >> good morning. probably a good idea today to take the umbrella just in case. already a wet morning commute for people who live on the dell dell -- delmarva peninsula. we saw more intense showers and storms earlier this morning. just around baltimore, on the western side of the city, a little bit of light rain right now as this last batch gets through here. a little bit of a break. very humid today. then another round of showers and storms is likely this afternoon. early yesterday evening, take a look. purple on h.d. doppler and rotation actually detected. you see thi

. >> muy merecido, un muchacho muy sencillo.tínnu]vnpkph@h@h@t@ >> y marc anthony que llorÓ.o no le mandÓ saludos a jennifer. a lo mejor le mando saludos en secreto. >> mi papasongo llegÓ, ricardo. >> la barda que muy bueno todo el espectÁculo, a mÍ me encantÓ. >> makano, felicidades, de verdad es un chico que ha trabajado mucho. la historia, de Él es padrÍsimo, ese chico que se merece todo el Éxito que estÁ teniendo. >> ahi, y su mÁs reciente disco. >> es la britney spears latina. >> ojalÁ que no le pase lo mismo. >> es una mujer, joven pero una mujer, realmente hizo un muy buen espectÁculo. >> a mÍ me gustÓ mucho. >> si le gustÓ este recorte espÉrese, porque estamos light. los mejores expertos de la moda son ustedes, queremos saber sobre la moda de la alfombra azul de premios juventud, para unirse a nosotros.h@ sheraton no le p ¿que atuendo le pareciÓ mÁs feo interino, dijo que si celaya llega a honduras con Ínfulas de revolucionario se encontrarÁ con un pueblo de puesto todo. dijo que es un hombre con experiencia resolver conflictos pero que nadie tiene que imponer criteri

>>abirached: and we have an interview with the executive director of gain marc van ameringen. >>abirached: plus rally may be struggling to stay on the road, but some sponsors are convinced the sport can go the distance. >>abirached: keeping the power on... and the rest in just a moment on world business >>abirached: >>abirached: while the effects of the global recession might be damaging to the developed world, in the world's poorest countries they can be disastrous. the economic crisis has already pushed another 100 million people into poverty, meaning malnutrition is becoming an increasingly serious issue. one unique solution to the problem is bringing together ngos, governments and the private sector to help in some ofthe world's most heavily populated countries - including bangladesh. >>reporter: friday -- a day of rest in guderghat: children find food any way they can in this shanty town on theoutskirts of dhaka. here 24-year-old lipi feeds her child, adding a vitamin and mineral supplement to the infant's food. >>pop: the baby doesn't want to eat...if i feed her a supple

other delays earlier but on time on the other trains and lines of marc. on the buses, the 64 running 15 to 20 minutes late. the number 22 diverted at university and 40th. a water main break repair there, ongoing construction has the 17 bus still diverted at nursery and winterson. thursday, finally! dinner with the girls tonight. mmm... mexican, or italian? i really want dessert tonight. i better skip breakfast. yep, this is all i need. ( stomach growls ) skipping breakfast to get ahead? research shows that women that eat breakfast, like the special k® breakfast, actually weigh less. the special k® breakfast, now in blueberry. so why skip? when you can eat all this... and still weigh less. victory is... sweet. >>> the cast and crew got a taste of reality in the dc area. >> awesome. >> all right. fans and bloggers of the reality show came out armed with cameras and cell phones in hand and now the show's crew members are finding out that every move they make is going to be watched and recorded. >> it's the first time i think that "real world" has had to deal

marc, did you have something to to with that? >> i did that on purpose. >> okay. guys, we've got to take a quick break. more after the break. we'll hear more from marc. we want your calls. >>> you're back here on "prime news" on hln. a math teacher, married mother of three, accused of having sex with a 17-year-old student and chatting up another student on facebook. possibly for another tryst. we have our experts standing by. i want to bring back cooper lawrence, author of the book "cult celebrity." she invited these kids as friends on facebook, that's a no-no. word of wise to the teachers, none of that. if you want to get a message to the students, give them a note. >> it's completely inappropriate. when you look at the history of sex and sexuality in this country, you know, the person who does the penetration is the one who has power. this is the first time we're seeing the teachers -- the female teachers taking that position. so a lot of the parents don't take it seriously. they don't think there's anything going on. they think it's a female teacher and she's p

detectar cualquier eventualidad...los operativos tambien se llevaron acabo en estaciones de los trenes marcctores del condado... "queremos estar comunicados cuando hay una emergencia grande en el condado de montgomery" la policia reitera que estos operativos son solamente entrenamientos y no hay indicios de un ataque terrorista... "yo estoy viendo que siempre suben dos policias desde yo agarro chinatown y siempre se suben dos policias, me parece que esta bien para ver, para controlar que es lo que esta pasando" ante el reciente accidente de dos trenes de metro, usuarios piden tambien entrenamientos para los pasajeros... "deberian de informarnos mas, porque no, osea ellos estan aca pero como pasajeros deberian de decirnos a nosotros que esperar y que hacer" el entrenamiento contra el terrorismo se realizara hasta las siete de la noche... "aoridades del condado de montgomery realizan este tipo de entrenamiento por lo menos dos veces al aÑo. el proximo entrenamie

la artista no pudo acompañar a su esposo marc anthony a la entrega de "premios juventud." >> ya la mencionóe concluir myrka dafellanos, es u participación en miami como pueden ver, lucía radiante y no dejaba de sonreírcdskph@h@h@tk]@ >> es lunes y llegó cargado de deportes pero también de promesas. >> regalos, un pajarito nos dijo que nos había traído algo. >> el regalo de beckham viene mañana. >> que conste ante millones de personas. >> yo soy un hombre de una sola palabra. 4678 >> no, es más lo conoció a beckham, muy amable y todo. >> yo le puedo dar la mano a jeanne lukas. >> es un poco todo desaparición. >> en fin, damas y caballeros, sin embargo, no fue tan bien cibido beckham en la ciudad dónde juega, esto y mucho más en la república deportiva. >> en el estadio de los vaqueros de dallas méxico ante haití, goleó y gustó. saborio abrió el camino. dos santos puso el granito de arena y pablo completó la goleada, al final méxico sobre haití. a final de hora, guadalupe-costa rica con esta espectacular chilena y un golazo. 1-0 para los "ticos," ahí la tiene de nuevo y la disfrutan. los otros

. >> el cantante portorriqueÑo marc anthony se convierte en socio de uno de los equipos mÁs popularesmericano. >> h@taqel[kzkph@h@taqeléddkp@ >> el rey del pop parece condenado a no descansar en paz, no se conocen los resultados de su autopsia, las causas de su muerte son un misterio. el fiscal dijo que la ciudad pudo haber violado las disposiciones de la ley. >> la ciudad de los angeles, decidiÓ pagar los gastos del funeral. >> el fiscal dice que estÁ investigando si se pagÓ de manera indebida. >> afecta aspectos civiles como criminales. los costos pudieron ser de un millÓn y medio de dÓlares. el fiscal dijo que por la naturaleza de la investigaciÓn, no puede adelantar muchos detalles por ahora. >> no me permitan discutir mÁs allÁ los alcances de la investigaciÓn judicial. >> yo les he solicitado varios documentos relevantes a la investigaciÓn. >> se reuniÓ a puertas cerradas con los miembros del consejo de la ciudad. >> es una reuniÓn confidencial, no puedo revelar nada de lo que ocurriÓ. >> varios de los miembros quiere saber por quÉ la ciudad tiene que pagar los gastos por el se

no presento ciones, la lista de invitados especiales sigue creciendo y es impresionante entre ellos marc lópez y el grupo dasu aquí tendría que quedar perfecto. aquí no hay tiempo que perder hay que trabajar de prisa. pero cuidando el más mínimo detalle para que el público disfrute del impresionante espectáculo. >> este show tiene más elementos que cualquier otro show en premios juventud hacemos 13-14 musicales tenemos 18 en este show. >> presentaciones que cuentan con grandes efectos especiales. >> ¿cuáles serán los momentos que la gente comentará? >> yo creo que hay varios, tenemos realmente un buen elenco, tenemos a paulina que estará con nosotros. tenemos a fo lu luis fonsi que estrena nuevo sencillo, cristián castro también. >> así que será un premios juventud de estreno, y todos estarán bien representados. >> estaremos contentos. ayer estuvimos ensayando y estudia o estudiando, ensayando y miramos mucha gente y saludamos a muchos artistas. >> y gusto cuando e ere visitaba llegó el más nominado. fec luis fonsi. >>> 13 nominaciones en premios juventud 2009. todavía estoy sorprendido

marc, bring us up to date with what is happening. >> good to be with you.o yesterday was just a stunning day, a really dramatic day. i was at the airport. there were thousands of supporters of the ousted president there. and all of a sudden a plane appeared, a charter plane. and it swooped down low over the airport, cheers rang out. but the airport was blocked by police and soldiers. it couldn't land. and so this country remains in a standoff. there are still two people who claim to be president of honduras. >> ifill: we heard today, for instance, that secretary of state clinton has said that at some point this week she will meet with i guess we call him the ousted president manual zelaya here in washington. is that what you are hearing? >> yes, yes. that meeting is supposed to go ahead tomorrow. and i think that is significant. there is also a delegation from hon dureas -- honduras of congress people and others who support the government, the interim government here. they are on their way to washington today. so it appears that people are talking in washin

marc, thanks for joining us.g year of diplomacy scheduled for tonight, has everyone talking. i want to look at a poll. this is put together by nbc news and the "wall street journal." as sort of cooler heads prevail in terms of what happened there. who's to blame right now. this is the answer that people are giving. 27% say professor gates. 11% say sergeant crowley, but look at this. 29% say both at fault, and 31%, i think i would put myself in that category, don't know. which i think is fair. let me read to you from "the washington post." stop the racial score settling. obama trying to make the case for universal health coverage. for the largest step towards greater associate justice since civil rights and medicare and took a single word stupidly to send everyone scurrying back to that infinite score settling. sergeant crowley should not have arrested gates and the police acknowledged by dropping charges but gates knows that this police officer with a good record is not the enemy. let's end the score settling rig

marc siegel -- dr.ly found a phrase that has been outdated, outmoded, offensive to many people, mentally retard and the phrase is -- mentally retarded written into the health insurance bill on page 39 which is -- 389, unbelievable in a phrase, that is offensive to many and offensive on many levels, what my mom does for a living helps people with mental disabilities, and get them jobs an rehabilitated in the workplace and the phrase has been outlawed in my family, something you never say and get a snide look as a child and as a kid, you don't know better and the fact it is written in a congressional bill is shocking to me dark and here is dr. marc siegel who discovered it, here he is earlier this morning. >> page 389 of the bill and underlines the fact nobody is reading the bill and how could you read through the bill, and not find the term, and it is part of a larger problem with the house bill, it is kind of diminishing dark and here's what is interesting, again as he said, that is page 389 and how man

both marc and amtrak rail, overhead lines. they're trying to get the electricity turned off to prevent a possible explosion. now, we did just have a marc train go through this area. but city fire is trying to get that rail service stopped at this time. we'll stay on top of this situation. it looks like they have north point road, closed in both directions from the county line here, between cane street and quad avenue. and we'll continue to monitor the situation and keep you updated. back to you. >> thank you. we'll wait for those updates. >>> straight ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00. meth lab explosion. see the motel surveillance video that captured the dramatic scene. >>> series legal -- serious legal trouble nicole bobeck is in. >>> police are investigating 13 bodies that washed ashore. the yemeni air ways flight went down hundreds of miles away from the point where the bodies were discovered. a plane seat and a sheet of metal were also found. the plane crashed on june 30th, with 153 passengers on board. only a 12-year-old

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. >> with me, marc klaas. weigh in, marc. >> well, you know, there's very little difference between coleman and scott peterson, michael peterson, mark hacking. these are individuals that have no conscience, they've got no criminal history and for some inexplicable reason, divorce is not an option for them. they feel the best way is to totally erase their family. it's a very disturbing trend in america these days. >> with me now, the attorney who filed a wrongful death suit on behalf of sherry's family, her first cousin and lawyer held in high esteem there in the chicago area, enrico mirabelli. enrico, thank you for being with us. what is the family's response as they now learn police have traced text messages to his florida mistress, aka, his wife's long-time friend while they were being buried? >> we think it says a lot about who chris coleman is. at this point, every revelation just -- it doesn't shock us anymore. we've been stunned since the day we heard about the murders. chris being arrested did not come

this weekend, marc anthony threw his wife a birthday party this weekend. she threw the mandatory temper at that point rum over guests arriving left. lopez also upset that pals tom cruise and kate holmes didn't show up. katie was filming in australia. she narrowly escaped serious injury, when a battery exploded, setting a car she was near on fire. >>> kim cattrall goes on a show called, who do you think you are? she was curious about a grandfather who disappeared in 1939. he was a bigamist who ran away with and married another woman. >>> this comes to us now from kdlt-tv in sioux falls, south dakota, where three rare tiger cubs are just stretching their legs. the newborn trio are amour tigers. since their overstressed mom can't feed them, zookeepers working around-the-clock. the cubs are kitten-sized now and cuddly. they were eventually grow to over 600 pounds. they don't make good pets. i'm dan kloeffler and this is "early today." your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by th

marc showing no delays on the camden, penn, brunswick lines. the buses working with a heavy volume of passengers on the 13, 22 and 15 bus lines. the number 17 bus continues to be diverted at nursery and winterson due to construction. for the mta transit team, i'm mark jones. first, we dig a hole ne to the house. erawpqts if it's not there, we dsix thousand dolla. monthly maintenance with rid-x? about six dollars. (announcer) use rid-x monthly to help keep your sep@ em operating efficiently between pumpings. new spray n' wash bright and white is your safe bleach alternative. it does the job... stop-- don't do that! without the accidents. adawyour dergentu/ahelen and col gets rid of stains. trust spray n' wash bright and white. but i've got a warm, fresh baked strawber toaster strudel. see the difference? mmmm. i do. (announcer) pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat. kids are hungry after school. that's why i always have totino's pizza rolls. big pizza taste. in a bite size roll. kids can't resist their delicious pizza flavor. totin

so you just heard marc lamont hill and me. take this wherever you want to take it, bernie, go. >> well, you mentioned congressman king. let's start with that. congressman king isn't a racist because if he were, we would have heard a lot more racist things coming out of his mouth over all the years he has been in public service. we haven't. so he is not a racist. but some people think he is. you have to wonder why? i don't want to get too haifa loot tent about this, bill, i think this all started when we emerged from caves. we were tribal from the beginning. we always looked out for our group over anybody else's group. that's why when somebody took a shot at sinatra, italian americans would bristle. what makes this thing with michael jackson so sad, at least to me so sad, is that it's not enough for the elites to simply make him and honor him as a great american entertainer. they have to make him a black hero and i'm sorry to repeat what you said earlier, but a black hero of a man who paid white people to produce his children?

. >> marc klaas, any thoughts? i mean you deal with missing children all of the time, but this is particularly heinous. >> indeed, it is, pat. every medical facility clinic and hospital has been notified about this and anybody who comes in with a baby under suspicious circumstances, infant under suspicious circumstances is immediately going to be looked at immediately closely and no question about that. i tend to believe that, that this could be -- this woman had a history of making very bad decisions, and the possibility of her letting somebody into the home that she didn't know is a very real possibility, too, but i also believe that the neighbor who heard pounding in the house at 2:00 a.m. saturday morning and then sort of forgot about it is probably holding a key piece of evidence, because if there are any surveillance tapes in the apartment house or around the neighborhood, around that time or if anybody was out and saw something that didn't seem suspicious then, but under these circumstances would seem suspic

to marc klaas, an amber alert could not happen in this case because the requirements were not met.> my thoughts are very simple, jean. the amber alert requirements should be guidelines. they shouldn't be chiseled in stone. we're seeing time after time, cases where amber alerts should be activated. one of the criteria seems to not to have been met. they're not activated. what we need to do with amber alerts in this country is put the process in the hands of the local authorities, the authorities we're willing to give guns to protect us but not willing to let activate amber alerts to bring little children home. if we were to do that, we would not create cry wolf scenarios but instead we would probably recover many more children much more quickly than is being done now. >> marc klaas, good words. >>> tonight, let us stop to remember 46-year-old army command sergeant major marilyn gabbard from polk city, iowa. on a first tour in iraq, she served 27 years in the national guard and she led their affairs team in baghdad. she was a role model, she became the first woman promoted to command

in fact this just in marc train alert for you. 402, departing 6:45 a.m. has been cancelled because of mechanical issues. use train 506. that is departing at 7:12. moving to 95 northbound. slow from the prince william parkway to lorton. looking at a 10 to 15 minute commute. tracking the trip on 395 northbound. we are clear from duke street to the 14th street bridge. on the gw parkway to the maps showing you traffic here and how that drive is incident and accident free. we will skip that and show you the outer loop. a good amount of drivers between new hampshire and georgia avenue and finally if we get back to the map, actually not going to go to the map and let you know that the bw parkway and 95 southbound is smooth sailing. that's a look at traffic. over to you. >>> it is 6:17. while you are trying to save on vacations this summer the places you are trying to visit are nickeling and diming you. the headline in "usa today," tourists pay price as states jack up taxes. managing editor lauren ashburn has a look at the numbers. we hate extra fees. >> the stat

with csx trains, marc trains, and metro trains passing all at the same line. >>> we turn now to the forecast. the storms from last night are gone, but prime air- conditioning. it will get hot. doug hill has a first look. >> we will have sustained warm s.0stempurat, 'peur80r' the latest omfr the belfort furnituretheaer center, oweasher south of the metro ea, southwest of warrenton and culpeper, running through .redericksburg raswh ththt os. min e most rain. o,ck county, middletown,miletown, n frederick. settle down in thoue next hour r o.s it is th, pe is hot. , ayrdit is hot. wwe wweilleneal withal ptien al weather makers to produce thunderstorms. i will work out the timing coming up in the forecast. >>> now developing story, it is the arlington county intersection was closed part of the evening after a serious crash at columbia pike and walter reed drive, sending one of the vehicles into a storefront. one of the vehicles was t-bond after running a red light. one vehicle rolled onto its side. one person was taken to hospital. >>> president obama and the police officer at the controversial re

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. >>> this morning marc and metro riders may see extra police at station and on trains. the county is conducting exercises and training at undisclosed locations around 6:00 this morning. you may also see officers inspecting trucks. police say these are regular exercises and not based on new intelligence about terrorist threats. >>> less than two weeks after the deadliest collision in its history, metro set a record over the weekend. riders took 631,000 trips independence day. that sets a record for the 4th. >>> right now good morning to kristin fisher who's standing by in the web center. >> good morning. by now most of us are well aware of the hazards of social networking sites and chances are you have heard a facebook horror story. an employee calls in sick to work but sayser in going to the beach on facebook and their boss sees it. what if you are a spy and not just any spy but the head of britain's secret intelligence service and your wife blows your cover on facebook. it happened. take a look at this story on the times on-line. wife blows mi 6 chief's cover on facebo

train system, no delays on the camden, penn or brunswick line services of marc. for the mta transit team, i'm mark jones. tim, nobody ever asks me what i want to be when i grow up. maybe it's your name. richard? no, smucker. (laughs) (announcer) when your last name is smucker and you live in orrville, everyone knows what you'll do when you grow up. you're gonna make the world's best jam. i love jam. (announcer) for five generations, with a name like smucker's, it has to be good. >>> it's 6:40. buyers for the historic theater in baltimore. an auction was held yesterday, but no potential buyers came close to the amount they hoped for. it stopped praght as a movie theater and later became a school of cosmetology and then a church. right now it stands vacant. >>> we're working to help you out in these tough economic times. here's what you'll find on our web site today. six ways to beat the summer heat on a budget. >>> plus, a $1 laptop. of course there's a catch. >>> a new way to borrow money, no bank needed. all you have to do is go to abc2news.com and click on the

light rail and metro on schedule and marc trains good. no delays on penn, camden or brunswick.here's a bus in service near you to avoid daily parking hassles. let the m.t.a. do the driving. call 410-539-5000 in the baltimore area. i'm kurt kroncke. back to john collins. good morning, john. >> thanks, kurt. good morning and we have had some nice comfortable weather the past week or so. but july 10 has several all-time hottest records. in baltimore 107 degrees, 1936. also 1936 it hit 109 degrees at cumberland and frederick, h hottest ever in maryland. today of the anniversary of that. in north america july 10, 1913 death valley hottest in north america at 134 degrees. no, thank you. we will do this trend of cool weather again tad. relatively speaking. we made it in the low 80's yesterday which is warm if it is april or may. but it pleasantly cool this time of year. 87 is the typical high. typical lows are 60's. 5 in easton, 56 salisbury, 69 at ocean city. annapolis 65. new york 61. -- york 61. hagerstown 68. so there are a few 50's. big area of high pressure over us. clouds to th

marc morial joins me now, a former mayor of new orleans. great to see you, thank you so much. we know you're busy with your conference. thanks for taking the time to join us today. >> thanks for having me. >> let me ask you about the state of black america. you issued your report back in march, but you're there at your conference today. as you gather this week in new orleans, and we've had this huge eruption of, or, rather, in chicago, we've had this huge eruption about race in america. what is your take on where we stand in america today? >> well, america's made enormous progress. we need to congratulate ourselves on that, great progress has been made. but there's a distance to go. there's work to do. we're focusing here in chicago on solutions, and we just heard from vice president biden, who i think did a good job in calibrating and providing us with information about the president's economic plan and his stimulus objective. and how it's affected urban communities by protecting the jobs of police officers, firefighters, and teachers and by helping people, who otherwise woul

no delays on the marc trains. light rely on time. metro subway on time in east and westbound. a delay on three running 15 minutes late and diversions affecting 22 bus at university and 41st and 17 bus at nursery and winterston both due to construction. for the m.t.a. i'm kurt kroncke. back to sandra shaw. >> welcome back, kurt. we are looking at a beautiful forecast. next three days if you have the opportunity to play hooky i would because it will be so nice. we are seeing a clear scan on the radar and satellite imagery. we had a weak front that got through last night. didn't generate any storms. obstetrical storming in new england but later today high pressure will sink south and that will dry us out more. we will stay dry through the end of the week. right now temperatures 70 downtown typically the warmest location. 63 at the airport. 56 in york, a couple of 63's in hagerstown and westminster. the other variable is even better today, dew points this time of year is at least 65. sometimes higher. we have been in the mid 50's but check out this morning. 47 the dew point, incre

no delays to report on the marc trai trains.ight rail and metro subway on time and we have a couple of construction diversions on the buses. 17 bus diverting at nursery and winterston due to construction and 22 bus diverting at university and 40th. i'm kurt kroncke. back to john collins. good morning, john. >> thanks, kurt. good morning. clear skies around baltimore. to the south charlottesville, richmond and back to roanoke some low clouds, a few sprinkles. but that is all moving to the southeast, not coming our way. let's look at the statistics that we accumulated yesterday. typical high is 87. yesterday at the airport and inner harbor we only were 82. same in the district of columbia. everybody's high was around 82. morning lows yesterday, 56 and 67. we are in that range again this morning. no precipitation because yesterday we had all of that sunshine with scattered clouds. from time to time it looked like one of the clouds might do something but didn't happen. the air is too dry. today we will be really having a repeat. 57

. >> thank you, marc. >>> some senior citizens are learning that a cane can do more than help them walk can turn into a self-defense weapons. senior centers are holding classes on the proper way to jab, hook, and strike a would- be attacker. >>> coming up next on the late show with david letterman, daniel radden. >> good night and we'll see you tomorrow. it will be friday.

we are looking pretty good on the marc trains, no delays on penn, camden or brunswick. light rail good from hunt valley to cromwell station glen burnie. metro on schedule. a few construction diversions. 17 bus diverted at nursery and winterst winterston. i'm kurt kroncke and now back to sandra shaw. >> good morning. hope you are doing well, kurt. what about the weather? 81 degrees yesterday. incredibly low humidity. they are basically the type in the winter. more moisture today but nothing that will make it unpleasant. we are dealing with a nice clear scan. not really many clouds. we had a clear night overnight and we are watching the low. we will probably hit it in about an hour. no record broken, the low 54 set in 1984. right now the lowest is 55 in frederick and 58 at the airport. the precipitation north will be d dissipa dissipating. 68 downtown is the warmest location as is typical in the summer but only 58 at the airport. 51 in york and 55 in frederick. quite crisp when you consider the calendar date of july 9. dew points still low to upper 50's. yesterday they we

light rail and metro problem free and no problems on the marc train. is best from owings mills and in between with free parking at old court, rogers avenue and other stations to the metro subway destination. i'm vanetta brooks. back to sandra. >> weatherwise we will see sort of a repeat of yesterday. the only difference a few more clouds, maybe an isolated thunderstorm to the north. it is centered over the great lakes this morning. we are seeing activity in the carolinas, significant amounts of rain yesterday. more than six inches in wilmington yesterday. so, really flooding risks there. and flooding risks in the deep south while we are under the presence of high pressure and haven't seen rain in the last few days. so looking god so far for july. we are in excess for the year so not in any worrisome situation. we are looking at 70 degrees downtown right now. big contrast. cooler in york at 56. 70 in annapolis and feel in easton. certainly milder than yesterday when at the airport we began at 58 degrees. our average low for july is 66, so we have been c