on the martin marietta quarry property. it was approximately 3/4 to a mile from where he was last seen. >> again, that was after six days of searching. the sheriff said he was found lying in a fetal position. serious, but in good shape. he was air lifted to an area hospital where he was reunited with his family. we'll have a full report at the top of the hour on news 4 at 5:00 tonight. >>> court wrapped up earlier today in the involuntary manslaughter trial with dr. conrad murray. >> the prosecution will have the weekend to review new evidence. they go into their sixth week. we have the latest on the trial from los angeles. >> reporter: the jackson family getting moral support from another famous family. paris hilton's family attended court sitting behind the jackson's. meanwhile, direct examination against the father of propofol. using bottles of propofol, he demonstrated why he believes dr. murray is not responsible for michael jackson's death. >> it's what it suggests and it's what he said he did. it's certainly a safe w

on martin marietta property. >> it was the news everyone was praying to hear. earlier this afternoon in these woods, less than a mile from north anna battlefield park where robert wood went missing sunday afternoon, the boy with autism was found alive and taken from the woods, brought to a nearby hospital for examination and to be reunited with his family. >> you had the thoughts in the back of your mind. there's no way this child can be out there, no food, no water. minimal clothing and the weather is getting bad. is this going to turn out good? but it did. >> we are told word spread quickly here at the volunteer command center near kings dominion. >> the place went crazy with screams. it was great. it was a great experience. >> how are you feeling? >> i have no words for how great i feel. >> you're my far end, keep your spacing as best you can and pay attention. >> it had been another day with hundreds of volunteers coming from, in some cases, hours away to help in the search for robert. >> i have a daughter who is special needs, a little autistic and it pull

the greek government is desperately looking to put an end to tax evasion using a marietta of loopholes. creeks have consistently held and their wealth from the government, but those days could be over. >> boats are docked in greece, but some of them are registered for away, in tax shelters in the caribbean. it is one trick wealthy greeks used to escape taxes. >> last year, only 17 people declared an income of over 1 million euros on their tax return. this year will probably be the same. that is a clear sign the trend over the last 30 years is continuing. employers and retirees carry the brunt of the financial load. the burden is lopsided. >> workers have been hit by austerity measures and are turning their anger on the wealthy. >> he should pay more if you earn more. if you earn little, you should pay little. >> it is absolutely audacious. it is audacious that the government allows it to happen. the government should go to the double. if they stay in power, the people would revolt. >> the tax rates are generally high for everyone. the rich should have to pay their taxes regularly, but

tara marietta is in the area right now and she joins us with some reaction there. tara. >> reporter: thank you, robert. that's right, we're waiting for the coroner to arrive here p an investigation is underway obviously that will take quite some time to process this scene out here. look behind me, you can notice everything that's going on in the distance. this is the street where three sheriff's deputies shot and killed shareef allman. we were one street over on homestead where the suspected gunman was last seen when we heard gunfire around 7:30 this morning. [gunfire] >> holy [bleep]! >> we were three houses way when we heard about 8 shots fired and scrambled to see where it was coming from. dozen of law enforcement officers rushed to the scene just one block from the hp parking lot where he allegedly shot a woman as he tried to steal her car yesterday. this was the moment authorities had been waiting for. >> this is like three shots in a row. i wasn't even sure if it was gunshots, but it was three pop, pop, pop -- seven pops in a row. >> 27 hours after allman esc

you will look at moderate rain into marietta and lancaster. very wet and have the rain gear and pack your patience as you head out. now tanya has your traffic. >> reporter: good morning. route 1 southbound in darlington is back open but the

other idea by explaining some of the region's sights which have roused the passions of russia's marietta's in the past days and. a tale of two states for a family a modest country see that and sorry stein's survived in farming and small scale manufacturing it happened to be the childhood home one of russia's most legendary figures mikhail element of a child prodigy a fiery complete soldier womanizer and finally a greater amounts of both a novelist he died and it to an age of twenty seven while little of his work was composed here there meant that it's varied in the family more psyllium. no two hundred people look after the estate as in the nineteenth century but a family has become the main employer for jason phillips is. direct descendants of the serbs who worked here dress up as the council says for the job. some get to play the heiress across for the benefit of tourists as the numbers are growing there's no need for the state to turn a profit. of family as good a state as when the poured himself was living here other ground in the area which are just as important. and funding. one of ru

fried chicken kentucky fried lot of fried chicken i was going to be sitting in marietta. so this is i guess kind of obvious but the u.n. has said that by twenty forty newspapers are going to disappear and are all going to be replaced by digital versions and this was the un intellectual property agency's chief who said that in an interview but he says that in the u.s. the actually be gone by two thousand and seventeen that's not that far from now you think that by twenty seventy we're not going to have a new york times or you know washington post people decide to still pick up there with their you know hands be able to feel and get the ink smudge all over their fingers i think all of the sunday new york times but i actually think it's possible that the monday through friday it could be gone pretty soon i mean how many people roughly our age do you know that read a newspaper regularly i read one if i pick one up at the airport with i'm traveling maybe otherwise i'm on line looking at the paper you know but here in d.c. today there's kind of a resurgence of the newspaper bec

. >> martin marietta quarry property. it was approximately 3/4 to a mile from where he was last seen. >> reporter: he was in a creek bed where volunteers searched before. he wondered away from his family last sunday. >> the search is over. the investigation continues. there are a lot of people to thank. >> reporter: around 6,000 volunteers helped with the search. there were so many, the sheriff had to turn some away. >> we had to turn them away, not because we didn't want their service or because we weren't thankful, we couldn't support all the service. >> reporter: the governor released a statement saying a true sense of community and self-lessness was displayed as they showed up day after day to participate in the search. he and the volunteers never gave up on hope. >> there are sometimes you have to reach down and find that faith that you were going to find him and prayers were answered. >> reporter: now the wood family released a statement saying on behalf of the family, i would like to extend our greatest gratitude t

this afternoon by a searcher scouring a creek bed next to the martin marietta quarry. about a mile from where he went missing. the child was in a fetal position and in serious medical condition but alert. here are a few of the thoughts the sheriff shared with us. >> robert wood jr. has been found and reunited with his family. it appeared to be a creek bed next to the quarry property and he was found down in somewhat of a gully. we searched that area before. it has been a challenge dealing with a child with special needs who is lost. i think you have all been made aware of those challenges. i can't tell you that he was there. i don't think we walked past him. we are just thankful that he was located. no one on the team ever gave up and i have to say that there was some times that you just had to reach down and find that faith that you were going to find him and there is a god. he listens to prayer. and prayers were answered. >> that's the sheriff choking back emotion. remember robert wood jr. is autistic so it will be hard to get answers what happened. hard to believe h

zombies took to the streets outside atlanta for the first annual marietta zombie walk. usual trick or treat. they dedicated canned goods for families. >> we need all zombies inside the coral. all zombies, make their way inside of the coral. >> zombies are the new vampire. we're much cooler. we don't much. don't glisten and glitter. we don't have love stories, we're zombies. >> the undead lives forever. ♪ >> the idea was love zombies. he wanted to do a family friendly zombie walk in his neighborhood. wanted to keep up with must to make it a food drive because he knew we were low on food in our food pantries. >> we were expecting for the first year, maybe 50, 60 people show up. i think we had 300 or 400 or so. >> for a good cause. no doubt inspired by "the

he was on the marietta property. was fairly quick. >> can you tell us more about the citizen who found him? we understand he was not part of the volunteers searching. >> caller: yeah, he was a volunteer. he just didn't go through the process for the volunteer program. he was among the 6,000 plus volunteers and professional staff committed to find him. i think all should be credited in finding him. >> everyone pulled together in a big way. what an emotional afternoon. captain mike, thanks so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> caller: yes, sir, thank you all for everything. >> thank you. >>> we have been talking about the weather and the timing of this. the weather is going south all over the region now and how cold the weekend is. we want to shift to doug. he's got his hands full. >> you are right about that. deterioration is really going to -- or deteriorating conditions this weekend. so glad they found him when they did. it could have been a dire situation because of the cold air and the rain. the rain is mak

on martin marietta quarry property.t was approximately three quarters to a mile from where he was last seen. the search is over and the investigation continues and there are a lot of people to thank. >> jamie: robert went missing while hiking with his family on sunday. and he doesn't speak, which search crews say made the search very difficult. we're so happy he's home. >> kelly: indeed. and are you a spender or a saver or a little bit of both? turns out americans are making a little more money these days, but spending a whole lot more. is there a better way to save? and someone owes the head of the cia big for his role in killing usama bin laden. what leon panetta's long time friend has to deliver to make good on a bet. y also go beyon. we installed a ge fleet monitoring system. it tracks every vehicle in their fleet. it cuts fuel use. koch: it enhances customer service. it's pretty amazing when people who loan you money also show you how to save it. not just money, knowledge. it's so much information, it's like i'm ri

host: marietta, georgia. a bill is on the line for democrats. what do you make of this story? the low -- hello? you there? . t's try akron, ohio caller: yes. this herman cain died, if you want to know who he is, you have to go back to ronald reagan -- this herman cain guy. what ronald reagan did was go in to mississippi to basically gain the black vote. that is what republicans do. he also granted amnesty for the mexican vote. he jumped in bed with the jerry falwell to get the lunatic fringe a vote. -- limits infringe -- loovis six friends rode. if you look at the republican party today, they create the job a plumber guy. so, they create all of these people through the media and they basically create these people out of nothing. if you look at herman cain, he worked for the koch brothers on their payroll. and if you look at the tea party, again, the republican party is based on racism. it is the south. it is going back to the civil war. so, what they do is fox news -- general lack even helped promote -- general electric helped promote this guy. why would general of electric, s

the lead in marietta said in the lead media said this was a two- person race. i said they may be right, but they have the wrong to people. it is interesting that the two guys that got the most money have lost the most votes. maybe having a heart and they bring matters a lot. i think we are in a period of enormous challenge. we have judges to do not understand the constitution. we have an academic class whose alienated from the american people. we have a lot of work to do. recently, i released this 21st contract with america. it outlines the scale of change. and me give an example. -- imagine. we say goodbye to folks. we start signing between 50 orders giving the government away from obama and back toward the american people. you can go. you will see a section. we will release all these orders by october the first next year. if we parts of this. the ticket to be part of this. i do not know what all it will be. around three, 45 or 4:00 on the afternoon of the inauguration, about the time that president obama gets them to go back to chicago, i will sign an executi

this is the first annual marietta zombie walk. >> we need all zombies inside the corral!. >> zombies are the new vampires. we're much cooler. we don't eat much. we don't blissen a eglisten and. we don't have love stories. we're zombies. >> the idea was to do a family friendly zombie walk in his neighborhood. he loves zombies. he wanted to team up to make it a food drive because he knew we were low on food in our food pantry. >> we were expecting for the first year maybe 50, 60 people show up. i think we had 300 or 400 or so. >> crazy. >>> white house hopeful herman cain is about to take on a roomful of journalists and there are some controversial headlines. the accusations and what he's been saying so far. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart

tara marietta, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. >>> despite the ungoing search, classes will be held as usual today at schools in the cupertino, sunnyvale area. as a precaution, all schools were on lockdown yesterday. students at peterson middle school were kept in their first- period class all day, before being released to they're parents. today there will be a continued police presence around area schools. parents will be notified of any changes through their school districts' emergency notification systems. >>> employees at nearby apple headquarters were told to stay indoors yesterday because of that search for the gunman. but today there's a much different focus of apple. president obama is among millions of people all over the world mourning the death yesterday of apple co-founder steve jobs. the high-tech icon has died after years of serious health problems. ktvu's claudine wong is live outside headquarters now in cupertino. >> reporter: dave, they're keeping us a little further back from the campus, not wanting us on property. but we can show what you is happening now

host: marietta, georgia. a bill is on the line for democrats. what do you make of this story? the low -- hello? you there? let's try akron, ohio. caller: yes. this herman cain died, if you want to know who he is, you have to go back to ronald reagan -- this herman cain guy. what ronald reagan did was go in to mississippi to basically gain the black vote. that is what republicans do. he also granted amnesty for the mexican vote. he jumped in bed with the jerry falwell to get the lunatic fringe a vote. -- limits infringe -- loovis six friends rode. if you look at the republican party today, they create the job a plumber guy. so, they create all of these people through the media and they basically create these people out of nothing. if you look at herman cain, he worked for the koch brothers on their payroll. and if you look at the tea party, again, the republican party is based on racism. it is the south. it is going back to the civil war. so, what they do is fox news -- general lack even helped promote -- general electric helped promote this guy. why would general of electric,

she opened a shop in east cobb county in marietta, georgia, called cest moi.nce. for ten years he ran the restaurant. for 23 years, she ran the store successfully. difficult in the last three or four years because of the economy, but they stayed in business. but finally, she threw in the towel and sold the company. she sold her shop, jim, her husband, sold his restaurant. they sold them because they were up to here with the oppressive regulation of our government and the continued threats of things just exactly like the surtax on their small business at a time in which sales are very difficult. and that's not an abstract story. that's the truth. i'm sure it's happening in mississippi and i'm sure it's happening in wyoming. let me talk about a little bit larger small business. hen he see -- henesey jaguar. on january 3 of this year, i went to a cafe in atlanta to meet a couple for a meeting about some legislation. walked in, it's kind of the watering hole for breakfast in atlanta. everybody who is anybody kind of goes there. it's a great place to eat. when i wa