mccann. i don't think i spoke to theresa may directly, but i'm pretty sure dominik may have done. >> let's see whether we can agree or disagree of what might happen. we were discussing the arrangements with the mccanns, you asked if there's anything more they wanted, do you recall that? >> maybe, yes. >> dr. mccann said he wanted a uk review of the people? do you remember that? >> i do. >> was that all? [inaudible] >> maybe, yes. >> we have been going to a list of issues that dr. mccann and kate mccann wanted to be sure before we went forward with the sterilization. >> did you then take the matter up with downing street direct? >> no. >> did you not tell downing street that the sum is going to demand review that the prime minister should agree to the request and that sun has supported him in the last election? >> no. in fact, i didn't speak to downing street or the home secretary about this but i know dominic or tom will have spoken to them. they would have spoken directly either to number 10

mccann. i don't think i spoke to theresa may directly, but i'm pretty sure dominik may have done. >> let's see whether we can agree or disagree of what might happen. we were discussing the arrangements with the mccanns, you asked if there's anything more they wanted, do you recall that? >> maybe, yes. >> dr. mccann said he wanted a uk review of the people? do you remember that? >> i do. >> was that all? [inaudible] >> maybe, yes. >> we have been going to a list of issues that dr. mccann and kate mccann wanted to be sure before we went forward with the sterilization. >> did you then take the matter up with downing street direct? >> no. >> did you not tell downing street that the sum is going to demand review that the prime minister should agree to the request and that sun has supported him in the last election? >> no. in fact, i didn't speak to downing street or the home secretary about this but i know dominic or tom will have spoken to them. they would have spoken directly either to number 10

-- deeply about what the mccanns went through. i'm no different than anybody else. >> be was your analysis then that we're not just talking about "the daily mail" now, we're talking more widely, that part of the problem may be rooted in two great tastes for sensationalism -- [inaudible] and intrusion, another fan messation of it -- manifestation of it? >> i'm sorry? >> looking at the mccann case as an example, was your analysis back in 2008 that part of the root of the problem was an unhealthy taste in sensationalism, prudence and intrusion? >> i'm sorry, part of what problem? >> the problem which we see exemplified by the, by the stream of stories which were related to the mccanns. >> the stories they disagreed with? >> well, the stories not really they disagreed with, which were, frankly, incorrect. >> okay. firstly, it is, obviously, a very big story because of the, um, nature of it. the mccanns encouraged publicity in order -- for very good reason, and then there was, i believe, um, the problems of the jurisdiction. portugal c

mccann and kate mccann they're out there incredible time. i think there would be very positive about it, actually. in this case, i thought that the idea to run the campaign was the right thing for them to do. my intervention was the original discussion. i am pretty sure that he may have done in appeared coxless if we can agree or disagree. >> when you're discussing arrangements, you asked if there is anything more. do you recall that? >> yes. >> you wanted a review of the case. >> ps. >> do you remember your answer being, is that all? i may have said itaid the slightly more politely. and not particularly remember saying that. >> maybe i did. what i was not suggesting that it was impolite. what may be, yes. we have been going through a list of issues that they wanted to be insured up before we went forward. >> did you then take the matter up? >> no perce >> did you not tell them that they would demand a review that they should do it agreed to the request? no. i did not speak to them or the home secretary about this. i know that dominic will h

mccann. i don't think i spoke to theresa may directly, but i'm pretty sure dominik may have done. >> let's see whether we can agree or disagree of what might happen. we were discussing the arrangements with the mccanns, you asked if there's anything more they wanted, do you recall that? >> maybe, yes. >> dr. mccann said he wanted a uk review of the people? do you remember that? >> i do. >> was that all? [inaudible] >> maybe, yes. >> we have been going to a list of issues that dr. mccann and kate mccann wanted to be sure before we went forward with the sterilization. >> did you then take the matter up with downing street direct? >> no. >> did you not tell downing street that the sum is going to demand review that the prime minister should agree to the request and that sun has supported him in the last election? >> no. in fact, i didn't speak to downing street or the home secretary about this but i know dominic or tom will have spoken to them. they would have spoken directly either to number 10

her devastated parents, kate and jerry mccann, have never given up hope.nd now british police are giving them new reason to believe she's alive. >> police believe there's a real possibility madeleine's alive and this is as good an opportunity in the last five years. >> reporter: since her disappearance, a bungled investigation by police. over the years, image after image of little maddy have been released. >> it's strange because obviously it's a marker of time. you look at it, and it's not madeleine that we remember. it emphasizes that five years have gone by. >> reporter: madeleine's twin brother and sister seen here as babies are now 7 years old. >> they're doing normal things, birthday parties, we celebrate christmas. >> reporter: british police are pressing portuguese authorities to reopen the case. >> what we are absolutely confident in is that the metropolitan police are determined to get to the bottom of it, their leads and with portuguese authorities. >> reporter: this could be the mccanns' last chance to find madeleine. they have shared their mem

the auditors that signed off on the firm's financial statements so what's going on there francine mccann is going to tell us because this is what she follows in to such great work on she's author of the blog read the auditors and a columnist for forbes an american banker so for instance let's bring you back again with m.f. global is that bizarre that we haven't seen more scrutiny of the auditor. well it's it's sad but it's on surprising the auditors usually the last one to come in the picture they stay on the sidelines like switzerland and play both sides. seemingly helping the investigation they do know a lot because they're on the inside they have access to all of management to all of the financial statements all of the systems but until someone sues that usually general media doesn't notice however they have been active on the sidelines and they are there are probably helping with the investigation however they're helping from a friendly perspective they should be scrutinized though because they know global

. >>> also this morning, the parents of little madeleine mccann, speaking out. saying they believe there's a good chance she's still alive. why their hopes for finding her has been renewed. >> they believe that photo that shows what she looks like now is going to make a difference. >>> and we begin with what's shaping up to be a day of wild weather, and the plains on alert for more wild tornados. >> we've been knocking the storms out every day this spring. and we'll show you the line of storms yesterday. three zones, the zones in north carolina and virginia, turned deadly. here's some pictures last night. a shot of a fully formed large funnel cloud over the ground there. this storm touched down to become a tornado in illinois. when they do touch down, they've been damaging. look at what happened in indiana yesterday, slamming two homes and tearing up a barn. we were lucky, with 15 tornadoes reported yesterday, there weren't more deaths than there were. one in the carolinas. and with the storms today, it will light up a long line. from washington, d.c., to pittsb

. >> michael mccann. >> mr. speaker -- [laughter] >> order. >> i do not intend to go into any of that i do want to hear mr. mccann. >> there was a man in the center who was in for several years. the cps -- [unintelligible] they were abused by the state. i bill unnecessary that justice be done. >> the first thing the gentleman should do is make sure that evidence is given to the crime -- crown prosecution service and authorities so it can be investigated. they made a number of recommendations so i will carefully. >> i have a short statement to make. colleagues will be aware that the prime minister has extended a formal invitation to nobel prize winner and newly elected parliamentarians aung san suu kyi to visit the united kingdom next month. at my request, she has kindly agreed to address members of both houses in westminster hall on thursday, the 21st of june at 3:00 p.m. for other -- details will be sent to members in due course. order. >> you have been watching prime minister's questions from the british house

mccann. >> mr. speaker [laughter] mr. speaker [laughter] >> mr. speaker. >> order. >> the house should be relieved to know i don't intend to go into that. but i want to hear mr. mccann. >> mr. speaker, abused young men and those in detention centerses for decades before restrained. and (inaudible) establishment knew what was going on. the pcs was ready to pursue these matters and offer compensation payments. mr. speaker, these men that were abused by the state, to ensure that justice is done. >> yeah. >> i think that the first thing that the honorable gentlemen should do, and i am sure he has, and the

it's helped the mccanns say they have been asking for for years. >> it does now finally that someone are actually trying to find madeline. >> we're probably as positive as we have been in a long time. >> reporter: last week british police put out this image of what they think madeline would look like now. they say they have identified what they call 195 investigative possibilities, the mccanns still hopeful trying not to let themselves imagine what it would be like to see their daughter again. >> i don't often because it is almost like it's so good, so beautiful i guess. i don't want to take myself there and for it not to be real. it would be amazing. >> reporter: portugese police closed the investigation in 2008 but they are looking at these 195 investigative possibilities given to them by police in this country. and if they find something new, they say they may reopen the case. stephanie gosk, nbc news, london. >>> next, doug is tracking fast moving storms in the area. off the top tonight a 400-pound bouncer facing charges after an attack at a popular college bar. we'll tell you ho

the parents of missing madeleine mccann going public this morning saying the little girl's brother and sister now want to join the search. the family holding out hope that their little madeleine is still alive. "newsroom" starts right now. >>> after an emotional phone call with secretary of state hillary clinton, chinese human rights activist chen guangcheng is in a beijing hospital this morning and china is not happy. in fact, china is demanning apology from united states. we did manage to get this photo of chen a few hours ago. that means he was indeed holdup in the u.s. embassy and u.s. officials brought him here to the hospital. u.s. officials telling us that chen will get medical treatment and later reunite with his family to a safe environment. he fled his home in april where he was under house arrest for more than 18 months. he does say today he wants to stay in china. stan grant has followed this story from the beginning and is on the phone from beijing. stan, first of all, tell us about this phone call that chen had with hillary clinton because i understand at the end of it he

. >>> today marks the 5th year anniversary of the disappearance of madelein mccann.hey say more than 200 new leads could help them find their daughter. joining us outside scotland yard is martin. >> good morning martin. >> good morning. the anniversaries since her disappearance are very fraught for her parents. i have interviewed them a number of times over the past five years since madelyn disappeared. they told me in an interview they have never been more hopeful. the parents are encouraged still that they will find their daughter alive after all this time because of what investigators in scotland yard have told them recently. a team of detectives in scotland yard are reviewing all of the evidence gathered by the portuguese, all authorities in the u.k. and private investigators. they are looking at everything, a mountain of evidence that has been gathered over the past five-years. those investigations at scotland yard identified 195 new leads that they say are worth exploring. the scotland yard detectives are putting pressure on the portuguese to reopen the investi

. >> chairman mccann? >> no. mr. bart net votes aye. mr. reyes votes aye. ms. sanchez votes aye. mr. jones mr. mcintyre. mr. mcintyre votes aye. mr. aiken votes no. mr. brady votes ye. mr. forbes votes aye. mr. andrews votes aye. mr. miller votes no. plvm h mr. wilson votes no. rogers votes no. mr. courtney votes aye. mr. franks. no. mr. franks votes no. mr. conway votes no. mr. lamborn votes aye. mr. whirtman? mr. whitman votes no. mr. hinrich votes aye. mr. hunter votes no. mr. owens votes aye. dr. fleming votes no. aramendi votes aye. mr. critz votes aye. mr. rooney votes no. mr. ryan votes aye. mr. plats. mr. igell votes no. mr. sutton? votes ay pe mr. hanabusa votes no. ms. spear votes aye. mr. runyon votes no. mr. scott votes no. mr. griffin votes no. mr. latos votes no. mr. jones. mr. jones? mr. platts votes no. >> how has mr. longavin reported? >> aye. >> the nos are 350, the ayes are 26. >> so the amendment is not agreed to. >> number 177 shall now resume those proceedings. the question now occurs on the amendment offered by mr. kissel. the clerk will call the role. >> c

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but the mccann family is fighting on. what they're saying about a few photo of their missing little girl. >>> i'm mike schuh, east baltimore. new security cameras were installed today. how neighbors think that that may help to bring businesses back here. ♪ ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ ♪ no more, no more, no more ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ [ male announcer ] want your weeds to hit the road? hit 'em with roundup extended control. one application kills weeds and puts down a barrier to stop new ones for up to four months. roundup extended control >>> it is 6:30. cloudy. 62 degrees. good evening. thanks for staying with wjz. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. hazing charges. five months after the death of a florida a&m university drum major, more than a dozen people are charged. dick brennan has the latest for wjz. >> reporter: authorities in orange county, florida, announce charges against 13 people, in connection with the hazing death of 26

all that changed when madeleine mccann when missing from a villa in portugal. >> thank you very much for taking time for us. if i could first ask you about the image that people are now familiar with, which is the age progression image. we can see that behind you. when you first saw the picture, what did you think? >> i was relieved when i saw it. when we did it previously, was probably not in the right kind of place except her as being older. i felt relieved and i felt quite happy about it, actually. >> is it also in your head that if madeline is alive living somewhere, that she, too, might see this image? >> it has happened with other cases. at this stage, probably what is more likely is other children who see her in this image. children look at the image in a different way. for the image does not have to be an exact from zimbalist'. resemblance. >> for police are looking at many lines of inquiries. floyd does that mean to you? as we know the genuine, new information fled has come into the inquiry and of investigation have been identified from the difference of information in a fil

>> donald trott up the ante on twitter tuesday saying the president is using john mccain because mccann lost his bid for the white house >> we can revisit that but i think the american people are fed up with this kind of nonsense >> president obama was born in hawaii and the last year if the state released his long form birth certificate. >> mitt romney will be in the bay area tomorrow for a more lavish event. supporters will pay up to $50,000 each to join him. the fund-raiser is in being cochaired by billionaire hewlett-packard ceo meg whitman once worked for mitt romney >> facebook stopped reaching a milestone low. out it might be spreading a new kind of fear factor >> a new choice to make, the power struggle in a bay area county >> the,,,,,,,, >> facebook stock reached a new low today. today shares drop below $29 after opening at $38 per share. traders are betting that the stock will fall even further. there was a flurry of activity with investors thinking stock would slip to $25 per share by mid july. the ipo was expected to usher in a new era of silicon valley start-ups going publi

were an average family enjoying a list of holiday in the sunshine, but that changed when madeleine mccann disappeared. she would now be 9 years old and went missing from a villa in portugal. we have spoken to the parents. for taking time with us. if i could ask about the image people are familiar with, which is the age progression image. we can see behind you. when you first saw the picture, what do you think? >> relieved when i saw it. when we did the age progression previously, i probably was not in the right kind of place and when i saw the image i felt relieved and quite happy about it. i could see her in it. >> jerry, is it also in your head that if she is alive living somewhere in whatever situation, that she might see this image? >> it has happened with other cases. usually when children have gone missing at an older age, probably what i think at this stage it is more likely other children will see her in this image. i think the children particularly look at the image in a different way because they're used to changing their hair and doing things. the image does not have to be an e

and jim mccann, you say put down the scissors and take out the machete?, lounge chair off the "titanic." it's not going to mean anything. last year 10 billion of regulations with start-up costs of another 6.6 billion. it affected everything, washers and dryers, refrigerators and freezers, and children's toys. everything in the industry. it's not near enough. a cosmetic move. a smoke screen. >> neil: my concern with the regulations, republican or democrat, there must be something to it. ceo's of all stripes, they're pragmatic and want to make money and that's one of the big reasons i hear they're leery about investing or plunking down cash for plant, equipment, hiring folks because they don't know that regulatory environment and they're leery right now. they're hanging on to cash right now. >> well, the environment's ever changing more importantly and ever growing. so the cost to implement is ridiculous and the cost to understand it over the top. you've got to hire einstein to do it. this is under the headline of who you're trying to kid. obamacare has 2 m

her son and his friend yvonne mccann units and they hike climb and i'm silent out every was full they catch them sometimes they bring guests. by will's up today. we were going to tackle waterfall number four nicknamed the goals plot because of its twisted appearance apparently it's perfect for beginners as long as they pay attention. and. safety is on. very tight. and it helps if your instructor has a sense of humor this is a serious waste of my lettuce one day it's most of the water coolers around twenty me just fine but that looks a lonely down when you are still on the edge sometimes i want. to just like. sail. nothing there was no backing out now very tentatively i drop down the sign by the abseiled before but the water makes everything very slippery that doesn't mean you can't have a little fun. my rice was almost numb by the end so i made it to the bottom and then there's just a refreshing swim from the full to. get up and. they. said. it was definitely time for a change of clothes and a hot drink but i was determined to see as much about again as countryside as i could even if

the break before the visitors stunned the world cup finalists with a winner in injury time ileana mccann ski with the final goal despite the result than a more weeks man will travel to poland and ukraine as one of the favorites for euro two thousand and twelve. meanwhile spot at moscow's aiden mcgeady helped the republic of ireland to a one zero win over bosnia the twenty six year old was a constant menace for the visitors after being introduced to half time and it was the man of the match is cross that books about the winner shane long nottingham seventy seven minutes aim to ensure giovanni trapattoni side and i want basin and thirty games this. well mcgeady meanwhile wasn't on hand to attend the end of season russian premier league awards ceremony the irishman one of thirty three players named in the best squad but it was any midfield ego dennis off who received the biggest prize his rival from the capital to number attacker alexander cochrane was recognised meanwhile with the best new player award it wasn't a surprise that the other main awards were given to russian champions as an ei

we've had the mccanns and ought the rest of it. let's just have another pcc but call it something different. >> i've asked to put to you this final question. it's on a slightly earlier point. do you think that the existing editors code adequately separates fact from opinion in clause 1? >> you'd have to remind me what clause one says other than its commitment to the accuracy. is it fact, common and conjecture? does anybody. >> comment and conjectureing are outside clause one. one can actually say what you like but fact is part of accuracy and within clause one and within, therefore, the jurisdiction of the pcc. >> right. >> i think that fairly summarizes the position. >> hmm. well, i can't claim to -- >> okay. >> carry the pcc code around in my head. >> maybe it's too precise a point which -- >> i think your colleagues got it on the screen. >> yes, the press while free to be partisan must distinguishes clearly between comment, con veck tour and fact. >> i think that's a very, very good principle. >> thank you. thank you very much,

you took evidence from the mccanns. had there been a regulator who as that story was developing could actually have said we are going to have an investigation into the way this is being covered, that might have had an effect, and i think it would have been an effect for the good. i mentioned some of the specific issues there. the editorial line about the bbc. i'm not saying you can't have a bias. but i think if an outside body were able to analyze whether they felt there were one -- and inevitably there's going to be some subjectivity attached to this. but when this inquiry finally writes its report, judgments are made. that's what people are put in these positions to do. so i'm suggesting somebody, somebody's put in that position to make judgments so the public's better informed. and i say later that as a result of this inquiry the public have learned and seen things that they didn't know about. i think that's been to the public good already. but if this body were able to say i'm concerned about this issue, i want to -

now madeleine mccann's parents are making a stunning announce minute. >>> also, rick folbaum live at >> reporter: i like to surf fox news.cole and look for interesting stories and i found this one, two elderly sisters in new jersey, in their 90s, fighting off a carjacker! don't mess with those jersey girls, i'm telling you! go to foxnews.com, you'll find that story and a whole lot more and we'll have more of "happening now" after a quick break. [ male announcer ] what's in your energy drink? ♪ wer surge, let it blow your mind. [ male announcer ] for fruits, veggies and natural green tea energy... new v8 v-fusion plus energy. could've had a v8. (spoken in mandarin) new v8 v-fusion plus energy. i've still got hours of battery life. it's an ultrabook. you bring great shame upon this coffee hut. with a long-lasting ultrabook, everything else seems old fashioned. ultrabook. inspired by intel. harris: keeping an eye on our top crime story, madeleine mccann's parents say they still believe their little girl will be found alive. >> the british child vanished from her bed at a resort in portu

well, just last week, british police said they believe mccann could still be alive. this morning we're hearing from her parents. nbc's stephanie gosk is in london with more. stephanie, good morning. >> good morning, ann. that's right. british police said there are still leads to explore and that they haven't given up hope that after five years madeleine is still -- or could still be alive. and neither have her parents. sweet-faced, smiling, and playing. some of the last images of madeleine before she disappeared on vacation in portugal five years ago. speaking today on british television, her parents say they haven't given up the search. >> we know there's a very good chance that she could be alive. there's no evidence to the contrary, and we know, you know, year after year, missing children, children that have been abducted, you know, are found alive. >> reporter: for the last year, british police have been reviewing the case. 40,000 pieces of information. it's help, the mccanns say, they have been asking for for years. >> finally, someone in the authorities, the br

it's helped the mccanns -- it's help the mccanns have been asking for years. >> finally, someone in theauthorities -- the british authorities are actually trying to find her. >> we're as positive and we have been in a -- as we have been in a long time. >> reporter: the police put out this image of what they think she will like now and they have unveiled some investigative possibilities. the mccanns try not to let themselves imagine what it would be like to see their daughter again. >> i don't think often because it's almost like -- it's so good, it's so beautiful, yes. i want to take myself there and it would be amazing. >> reporter: they spoke about the affect the search has had on the two other children, twins sean and emily, who were only 2 years old when their sister disappeared. >> sean said to me, 18 months ago, you know, mommy, if you haven't found her when we get older, we'll look for her when we get older. they're carrying around this sadness and frustration and we want to find her now. >> reporter: the urgency even after five years can still be heard in a mother's voice. portu

if you take a boat out today, northwest wind at 10-15 knots, and the next high tide at for mccann rate is at 20 minutes after 3:00 this afternoon. scattered thunderstorms are possible friday afternoon and maybe some rain in the morning on saturday but most of the weekend will be okay after that with high temperatures in the 70's. same thing around baltimore. early in the morning on saturday, there might be some left over rain but most of saturday will be dry and descending on sunday and cloud cover will hang around at high temperatures and expected in the mid 70's. >> time for a last look at our big story -- a gruesome discovery brings closer to the search for a missing harford county man. >> according to the harford county sheriff's office, it appears what was once a missing persons case has now turned into a fall on murder investigation. the sheriff's office tells us that human remains were found inside a dumpster outside the trimble road sanctuary wednesday night. deputies also found the rest of the body about 1 mile down the road. the dismembered corpse has been identified as kujoe

he's a bank analyst and jim mccann is our guest host, 1800 flowers.com.lling in. i want to start with the jpmorgan story. looking at a lot of issues here with the company, but starting with one of the first points, this loss is not final. >> that's correct, it could get better, but it also could get worse. obviously what they have managed to do in the last few weeks is to take about a billion of gains on other financial instruments which is mitigating what they're currently forecasting is a $2 billion loss down to something like a billion. >> it's and ongoing issue and she have to manage it, so they're looking at staffing changes. what kind of position does this put jamie dimon in in terms of choosing a new satisew staff to what's happening? >> first of all the shocking thing is will didn't happen in the investment bank. the bank was quizzed on this business at the first quarter call and unfortunately jamie said all the noise around it was the tellest in a teapot. so it's a fine bank, but there will have to be management changes i would suspect and i gues