body. but it was time to put the squeeze on michael lane.ronted him with those home depot receipts for bleach, a garbage can and an axe. >> okay. so you did buy all this stuff? >> yes. >> where was ginger? >> not there. >> where was she? >> out of town. >> but ginger wasn't out of town. and lane knew it. coming up -- michael lane now knows he's cornered. >> you know where we're going with this? can you just tell us? >> i kind of got the feeling. >> what will he do now? boom! here it comes! bring it back! bring it home! [ male announcer ] when you combine creamy velveeta with zesty rotel tomatoes and green chilies, you get a bowl of queso that makes even this get-together better. [ british accent ] i host a book club. so sexy... vaga had no tolerance for such dastardly deeds. finally... [ male announcer ] when you combine creamy velveeta with zesty rotel tomatoes and green chilies, you get a bowl of queso that makes even this get-together better. [ male announcer ] that onion after taste after you again? new crest complete with scope dual bla

ovi will be back in the lineup after missing wednesday with a lower body injury. michaeloibert will be there. and that is the story here from the nats, everyone practices tomorrow and steven straussburg will pitch tomorrow. we'll check that out. brian, everyone's optimistic here in viera, florida. >> thank you for that. >>> it last look at the forecast, sue. >> i want to say i'm excited for baseball. on the five-day forecast, it's going to be a changeable weekend, brian. feeling more like february this weekend and get ready for big wins. we have a wind advisory until midnight. >>> and the rain's out of here. go out and enjoy. hope to so you at 10. 

>> well, i understand that her brother michael actually discovered her body in the bath tub. has been different stories. her friend ray jay did not discover her. in fact, his publicist is who called me around i would say 7:30 eastern standard time to say that news agencies had called him to ask if she was dead and the first thing i asked was has ray jay spoken to her and he said he tried to call her and could not reach her. but i understand that her brother is who found her. >> judge jeanine: okay. and her brother, do we know his name, flo? >> it's michael. her brother michael. >> judge jeanine: and was her brother michael with her? was he part of her entourage? >> well, yes, her brother did work with her and travel with her. >> judge jeanine: and when you heard that her body was discovered in the bath tub, i mean what did you take from that? did they give you any sense of the context? >> no. they did not give me any sense of the context at all. only that he found her in the bath tub and at that point he he did know she was dead. >> judge jeanine: do you know anything about w

. >>> michael jackson's daughter says another some body whomever sang on some of the songs on her dad michael's cd. checking in with tmz for answers. >> i have that cd i am not shocked by it. >> unfortunately but first anyone with a special leap day birthday can get on good deals, how does a dozen free cupcakes sound? that is like gold these days that comes from sprinkles cupcakes m street georgetown all you need to do is show a valid id with your leap birthday on it. and delicious treats, a dozen of them will be yours. >> fantastic. >> before you eat the cupcakes how about chowing down on burgers and fries, z burger man they got the best deal. >> yeah, they do. >> giving not one free birthday meal but four to anyone whose birthday is today. that is four burgers, four fries and four wonderful milk shakes show a valid id proving your birthday is today. we will be right back. 9:35 a.m.  >>> featuring whitney houston a greeting card was pulled from store shelves and michael jackson's daughter says it is not her fathers voice on a recent cd. >> shocking. >> you know

body. the most revealing testimony came from michael burns, a lacrosse player who met yeardley love at the preakness in baltimore during their sophomore year. he said they hooked up from time to time, apparently while she was seeing george huguely. he testified that one time when he was visiting, he and a friend heard someone yelling for help in huguely's apartment. he said when they opened the door, they found huguely with his arm wrapped around love's neck, choking her. he then let her go and she ran out of the room crying. others testified he was drawn less than 24 hours after her death, attending a golf tournament with his father. they said one time love it him with her purse in a jealous, drunken rage. taking this spec -- taking the stand, a computer forensics expert who went over various e- mails found on her computer, including the one we have all heard of where he wrote to her, "i should have killed you." testimony resumes tomorrow morning at 9:30. >> we have added several new photographs in the case. a special tribute and a slide show on wbaltv.com. >> president obama is granting

body of the unknown victim, and he didn't have the funds to bury the man. and so he had the remains cremated. >> ...still developing where we have news about the father of basketball star michael jordan. james jordan has been missing now for three weeks, and... >> a few days after i elected to cremate the body, i was watching the "cbs evening news." the father of michael jordan was a missing person, and i thought, "well, that might be my john doe." >> bergman: might be? >> might be. could be. i said... i think i said, "that might be my man." >> authorities announced that the body of... >> bergman: dental records confirmed that the body tim brown found was, in fact, michael jordan's father. >> ...which will obviously complicate the f.b.i.'s investigation. >> bergman: two men were ultimately convicted of the murder. but the jordan family was left with only ashes to bury, leading to a media outcry that coroner brown should not have cremated the body. you made do with the resources that you had? >> i did, yes, sir. and i... i still believe that the decision i made was a professional decision. >> bergman: many people say, because of this incident, things have changed. >> well, it's

body was found. her family is a process of public memorial that michaele one jackson's family had. the newark, newenter in jersey. jummy olabanji, abc 7 news. >> a developing story from loudoun county. a sheriff's deputy is being sued actions during an arrest. incident in november, 2009, camera in deputy daniel's police cruiser. said that daniels while therain injury until in the head while his hands or in air. guilty to a connection with the incident. daniels has not commented. more evidence engleman murder case. released this video that detectives interrogating brittany norwood. >> and video of the people in who hearde next door jayna murray plea for help. brianne carter has more. >> it was a brutal crime that upscalein this boutique. getting from the that show brittany norwood up with her own lies. >> i was trying to fight them. he hit me in the head. >> this is brittany norwood police a week after her co-ally killed murray in bethesda lululemon store. in new interrogation tapes first news,ed to abc 7 to claim she and jayna were attacked by two masked men. she was very believabl

michael is. >> uh-huh. >> look how his body fat is down to what you might call fighting weight if you will. look at his arms and shoulders. i mean that is jacked. >> yeah. >> this guy is ready for the olympics, this is going to be fun to ride along with michael again. the summer olympics, he is doing more sprints than long distance. >> changed his race. >> this is so cool. >> yeah. >> i tell you something interesting, enjoy michael while we have him swimming. i happened to be on a flight a few months ago with mom debbie. >> okay. >> michael was competing up in minneapolis, st. paul, one of these trials or what not, practice races if you will and i said what is going on. she said well, we are starting the last tour. i kind of looked at her, she just looked at me, and debbie said after the olympics it is done and this is a woman, who with her son, has been going to pools and practice for 24 years or so, what is michael, 26 -- >> yeah. >> -- so enjoy michael while we have him. the final rodeo is getting ready to kick off. let's go ahead and take a look at graphics, we were four degrees cooler

caller: i would love to see our mayor in columbus, michael colman run body has a lot of baggage. he is a democrat but he has baggage that people don't like. i would like to see somebody fresh, republican, independent, democratic because john kasich is not doing the job in columbus, ohio. he does not like coming to the state house. host: will move on to our line from democrats, atlanta, ga. -- caller: greetings and good morning to wall. all. our governor was a congressman in d.c. and he was chased from the congress because of ethics problems, some money mismanagement and he came back, to run for governor. he got most of his votes from the rural counties outside atlanta when he won. he has taken us back to maybe 50 years during the days of the civil-rights movement. he has thrown up barriers to keep people from voting in the upcoming presidential election and future elections. he also brings these new companies to georgia for them to put down roots and hire people. each company he has dealt with that is coming to georgia -- host: we will leave it there. here are a couple of e-mails

despite the talks, there is no sign of the violence letting up in syria and the bodies continue to pile up. deb? >> michaelscinating is in that clip of video you hear the fighter ask the photographer are you okay? it's almost as if the fighters are desperate to get their story out you have president assad killing his own people, journalists, it's as if there is a fence around syria where people can't really get in to take a clear look and humanitarian efforts they can't get in. >> reporter: that's right. when it comes to the activists, the ones we talk to each and every day inside homs, they are very brave people going out there and shooting these videos you see uploaded. several of them have been killed doing so. many others have been wounded doing so. these were ordinary people before all this started. they have been turned in war correspondents, basically, uploading videos at great risk. as far as humanitarian situation in homs and baba amr in particular, the red cross went in 24 hours ago now that they went in and pulled out seven wounded syrians and 20 ill syrians from baba amr. they were hoping to go

body. >> they are good young men. that will help them pull through this. >> michael mcclery has read it cartilage damage and first degree burns on this hand. >> i now know how my parents felt when i was doing it. i am proud of him. >> that was cheryl. she said she had to come by the house to see the fire that injured her son. per se son is now out of the hospital. two other firefighters remain in the hospital. all of the others have been released. the big mystery is how a fire started in this vacant house. >> the investigation continues. turning now to today's when the weather that will continue through the evening and make it feel pretty cold out there we're live with more. >> the wind advisory has been cancelled for the metro area. here in the belfort furniture weather center, we have been tracking these wind gusts. around 26 at washington. when it chill factors are a lot colder. it feels like the 20's and winchester. look at the wind chill and oakland, md. now in the single digits. we do have some milder air on the way. my full forecast coming up in a few minutes here >> thank you very much. this weekend crews are do

body was never found. >> that's one of these bizarre stories. >>> any hope michael jackson's doctor had of getting out ofn on jail have been dashed. l.a. judge rejecting the request from murray this morning. convicted in jackson's death last november, sentenced to maximum four years. murray's appealing and wanted to be set free until the case is reconsidered. the judge says murray's a flight risk and would be a danger to society if he tries to practice medicine ever again. jackson, of course, died in 2009 of a drug overdose while in murray's care. >>> coming up, here's question, do you think your oscar party at home will look anything like this big bash in l.a.? ahead, a sneak peek. ell the a-list rities partying after sunday's big show. >>> finally, of course, we've heard about the all-important pregame meals where the athletes load up on protein and carbs get their bodies ready like you do every dade. >> sunday it's hollywood's super bowl, aka amcademy awards. stars will eat, drink, be merry at the exclusive governor's ball. a smorgasbord, on the menu 1400 pounds of maine lobster, 5,000 mini chocolate

body has turned himself in. he was found dead wednesday near his home. his roommate, michael wyatt surrendered yesterday. he served deafen years for killing a former roommate 15 years ago. investigators are trying to figure out what led to a shooting that left one man dead. police received reports of shots fired. they found a man's body in a driveway. authorities haven't identified the victim but say he was in his 20s. >> reporter: police have arrested an adult care taker suspected of defrauding elderly clients. he was arrest -- she was arrested on saturday. police found financial information that they say was stolen. a 5.6 earthquake shoot northern california this afternoon. it hit after 1:00 p.m. in hum but county. the shaking lasted 45 seconds. no reports of damage or injuries. >>> regulators are reviewing claims there are flaws in pg&e's pipelines. they reported the flows to the california public utilities commission last week. the report says some pg&e pipelines are corroded, have welding flaws. workers wanted to make sure the company heard their voices today. >> they held a rally this afternoon000

michael mccleary is being treated for injuries to his ribs and upper body.n critical condition with their burns. officials say one has burns on his respiratory system and the other has second and third-degree burns covering 40% of his body. >> second and third degree burns are serious burns. third-degree burns are much worse. first degree is almost like a sunburn. third-degree is almost like a full thickness burn. >> despite the severity of the burns, firefighters are still conscious and alert. >> still communicating by writing. the second is communicating verbably. >> officials say a safety investigation team will determine what could have been done differently or if policies must change. lawrence goldberg is cap pain of the pikesville fire company and says the only difference between volunteer and career firefighters is the career ones get paid. >> volunteer firefighters go through the same thing that career firefighters do. all together we are working together for -- to protect the lives and property of the community to which we serve. >> sheldon dutes, w

car involved he was already out of last night's game with an upper body injury the hawks and the stars were scoreless in the second. michaelt for the puck behind the net and marian hossa knocked in the rebound that was his 24th goal it was tied with five minutes left the stars centering pass was redirected by michael ryder for the go-ahead goal crawford gave up three goals in the final 11 minutes the hawks lost three-one their four game winning streak is no over the visit with los angeles tomorrow the white sox camp is rolling along in arizona and it's much quieter compared to years past under ozzie guillen general manager kenny williams says that he is impressed with robin ventura and his staff thus far and he is letting him run the show pitcher jake petty has been injured off and on during his time with the sox but he said that he's entering camp completely healthy he said he has a lot to prove to white sox fans this year and expects to make all of his starting games nationally most viable player ryan braun has won his appeal for a failed a drug test he will not have to serve a 50 game suspension for having elevated leve

this is michael jackson's birthday celebration. after years of abusing herself, her body with drugs, whatever, whatever caused this weight loss, is it possible that saturday afternoon, jane, that her body simply gave out? >> absolutely, brooke, it's totally possible. it doesn't have to be o.d., it doesn't have to be a drowning. we know she went to the throat doctor, so she may have, as some published reports claim, gotten some antibiotics. then you add on maybe some over-the-counter stuff. we've heard midol, then you add on the alcohol. we know she was drinking a couple nights before. there were reports that there were beer bottles and champagne bottles in her room. then you add on the xanax, then you put yourself in a hot tub and it is a prescription for disaster. >> you talk about the ignorance within the medical community, but there is obviously also this whole issue among the population when it comes to substance abuse and prescription drugs, and once again, i was talking to bob forrest from celebrity rehab yesterday saying hopefully no matter what the physical cause

bodies from a suicide bombing. front page photo caption san francisco chronicle june 14, 2005. >> the not guilty verdicts in the michael jackson trial. front page photo caption, san francisco chronicle june 14, 2005. after the bleeding the blood spattered walls draw the gaze of children wanting to see what has caused such a noise. how can they not stair. arms and legs, pieces of torso scattered, the smell of new death and feared hair. they must be asking the same question. a person who blows themselves up must believe in something. must believe in something or else not. hopelessness degreesed in apnigzs, righteousness disguised in a tuxedo of death muc

volunteer kevin o'toole suffering burns over 40% of his body and fellow volunteer ethan sorrell with burns to his roadway and 19-year-old michael mclary suffered burns and bruised ribs. there are positive signs from the hospital. >> they are alert. they are -- one is speaking with us. the other is communicating through writing. i'm cautiously optimistic. >> reporter: other firefighters joined their injured comrades as did families of the injured. a circle of support focused on a long road to recovery for the most seriously injured shared among that circle the knowledge that if healing allows, the injured would not hesitate to volunteer again and rush into the dangerous uncertainty of a burning building. >> it's something that you just have in your heart that you want to go out and do. >> reporter: derrick ward, news4. >> sources say the house was vacant but that the electricity remained connected. the cause of that fire is under investigation. >>> and we turn now to the weather. you probably heard that wind out there today. you definitely felt it. meteorologist chuck bell joins us in storm center 4 live now with the latest on t

bodies out of the country for a final trip home. earlier, i spoke with marie's mother, rosemarie and her sister cat and brother, michael. preciate you talking us to and again, our sympathies go to you. i know it's a terrible time for your family. what are you being told about the ability to retrieve marie's body from syria? >> well, they've been trying. today, they tried twice and told us they will try again tomorrow morning. it was too dangerous and they couldn't complete it, complete getting them out although they tried twice. that was the latest news we had. >> i have to imagine as a mother, to get that body back has to be really important and really critical for you. how likely do you think they will eventually be able to do that, accomplish that mission? >> we are going to do it no matter how difficult it is or no matter how long it takes, i want my daughter home. we also want the other people out, the injured people, the people who were from other countries in there. they need to come out, too. >> if you had an opportunity to address the assad regime and say, we want you towns how we're feeling and what we need, wh

body. that's different from the michael jackson case. also, they didn't find a lot of doctors' names on different bottles of pills. and they also didn't find one doctor so far prescribing a massive amount of the same kind of pill. they say there's no evidence of that kind of doctor shopping they found in michael jackson. >> a lot of different pieces there. jim avila, thank you very much. we'll have a lot more on a special edition of "20/20," one moment in time, the life of whitney houston. tomorrow at 9:00, 8:00 central. >>> let's go to dan harris for josh, with the rest of the morning's top stories. >>> we start this morning with the mounting fury over that horrific prison fire. the deadliest in over 150 years. at least 358 people were killed after an inmate set fire to his mattress in this prison in honduras. apparently he was protesting the notorious overcrowding there. the prison was built to hold 400. it was actually holding 850. here's a cruel twist. many of the inmates who died, had not even been charged with a crime. they were on

bodies from a suicide bombing. front page photo caption san francisco chronicle june 14, 2005. >> the not guilty verdicts in the michael jackson trial. front page photo caption, san francisco chronicle june 14, 2005. after the bleeding the blood spattered walls draw the gaze of children wanting to see what has caused such a noise. how can they not stair. arms and legs, pieces of torso scattered, the smell of new death and feared hair. they must be asking the same question. a person who blows themselves up must believe in something. must believe in something or else not. hopelessness degreesed in apnigzs, righteousness disguised in a tuxedo of death much the children don't understand. i being of the dead dying man the bleeding bystanders who left to buy cheese or tobacco. in car bombs suicide bombs and we keep talking as though this will end like the final judgment of that black man who looks white and sleeps with boys but doesn't touch them. after the bleeding the children's shoes will be forever stained in the crimson color of death. who will set the doves free then. >> the next is sdaefrt on the horizon. i'm sure man

visions of a huge public spectacle like that for michael jackson but the family opted for a smaller private affair and it will be invitation only. the body of the legendary singer was flown to new jersey yesterday and transported to whigham's funeral home. the funeral will be held saturday at new hope baptist church. maximum seating capacity about 1500. police and the medical examiner are investigating trying to determine the cause of death after she was found dead in a bathtub in her hotel room saturday in beverly hills. the owner of the funeral home says the houston family thanked friends and the media but want to have a private funeral service. >> they have shared her for 30 some years with the city, with the state, with the world. this is their time now for their farewell. >> meanwhile, tmz is reporting that the room whitney houston died in has already been reoccupied. a hotel reservation agent said they have been flooded with calls for requests for the room which goes for $375 a night. >> thank you. >>> the queen of soul paid tribute to houston last night during a concert in charlotte. take a listen. ♪ she was kind, she was good and

michael wyatt is held without -- police say the two men lived together not far from where noble's body was found here the train tracks in the cherry land neighborhood. they believe wyatt killed nobles in their apartment before he dumped the body. he served ten years in prison for killing another roommate. >> a woman posing as a caretaker is under arrest for allegedly taking from the people she was supposed to be looking after. tonight, walnut creek police are concerned there may be more people who have had their identity stolen. this is the suspect. she was arrested saturday afternoon at a target center in walnut creek on suspicion of identity theft and using a stolen credit card. there was another woman with her. car meal i can't hamilton and she was arrested on an outstanding warrant. officers searched drew's house and found financial information taken from an elderly person she cares for in another area. >>> she's publicly denounced the charges against her husband. lopez is expected to testify in the upcoming trial of sheriff ross america really. he's accused of bruising his wife's

body was found. her family is in the process of planning a public memorial similar to the 1 michael jackson's familyns for him. reports say that it could happen this friday capped at the prudential center in newark, new jersey, all but her publicist says nothing is final yet. jummy olabanji, abc 7 news. >> new this morning, police need your help in finding a missing girl from silver spring, 80 years old. londin marshall was last seen kaiser family around 4:30 yesterday afternoon when she left their apartment after an argument. she is familiar with the metro system and they claim that she's scared to return home because she did not have permission to leave. call police if you see her. >> promedica video of an arrest -- there's dramatic video of an arrest made by a loudoun county deputy. it appeared to show a deputy terry daniel hit carlos garcia in the back of the head while his hands were in their air. garcia says the punch knocked him unconscious and left him with brain damage. >> the prosecution still presenting evidence in charlottesville will likely present new evidence in the case subscript geo

plans to have a michael jackson style memorial service friday or saturday that could take place here at the prudential center. >>> and this is all new video of the hurst that carried her body to a funeral home arriving in new jersey about 20 minutes after 11 newscast ended last night. early in the day mourners left flowers and candles outside new hope baptist church where she became famous and sang in the choir. meantime, back in los angeles, sources say that there were prescription bottles in the bathroom where houston's body was found on saturday. >> no matter what medications they are taking, until we run a tox and see the level and what's in the system, we are not going to speculate. >> beverly hills police requested a security hold on thecoroner's report a common practice on high-profile cases. >>> on friday 20/20 will air a special on the life of whitney houston and look at her achievements and musical legacy as her battle with addiction is brought up in this. so that special airs on friday 9 to 11 here on abc2. >>> news time 6:47. today prosecutors will continue to build the case against george huguely and linda so is standing by with what expected when court resume

michael. when you're successful, the people will provide you with everything that they think you want or that you want. no question about it. >> reporter: whitney houston's bodyg flown back east to new jersey where most of her family lives. it's expected a funeral could take place there later this week. >> pelley: ben, thank you very much. there is a shortage of life- saving cancer drugs for children. a u.s. supreme court justice is robbed at the point of a machete. and jackie kennedy's personal script for for that famous white house tour when the "cbs evening news" continues. beef burgers.smothered hearty chicken and noodle casserole. so easy, you just need campbell's cream of mushroom soup to make them and a hungry family to love them. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. that's how it is with alzheimer's disease. she needs help from me. and her medication. the exelon patch -- it releases medication continuously for twenty-four hours. she uses one exelon patch daily for the treatment of mild to moderate alzheimer's symptoms. [ female announcer ] it cannot change the course of the disease. hospitalization and rarely death have been reported in patients

battles in these countries and it's so hard to get in there, as you know, michael, maybe not everybody knows, we're lucky enough to have body guards and to have protection. so the fact that she was killed, what does that tell us about the situation in syria and how it's getting worse? >> reporter: well, as you know, kyra, when we go to these places, be it libya, more recently for me in iraq and afghanistan, you take as a journalist as much of a calculated risk as you can. you try to prepare for eve eventualities which you can understand. the problem is it's random shelling and there's no retreat, really. there's no easy retreat once you're in there. you can't prepare for random shelling. i think back to tim, the photographer killed in misrada, if a mortar's going to land at your feet or the rocket is going to land at the front door as you're walking in or out, there's not much you can do about it. these are the many risks that journalists take covering these sorts of stories. the situation inside babarama and homs is about as bad as it gets for everyone in there. we talk about marie and remi who were killed today. several s

body on the floor of her bedroom. emts still working on her, her eye bruised and swollen shut. as michael when shaw described the lifesaving efforts, her mother and sister broke into tears. george huguely looked down as he sat at the defense table. a few jurors initially looked away. when shaw was among a series of first responders called to testify. said when shaw, i made a comment of the fact that she had a very large bruise on her face. so the officer leaned over and took a picture. charlottesville detective sean bails rushed to the scene when he learned cpr was being called. the 911 call suggested alcohol poison. he testified, when i arrived, one of the things that drew my attention was a huge hole in the bedroom door. prosecutors say a drunk, angry george huguely kicked his way in before shaking love and hitting her head against the wall. said bails, the young lady on the ground was obviously the victim of some act of violence. the prosecution called emergency medicine doctor william brady to debunk a defense theory of how love died. hughley's lawyer suggested yesterday that sustaine

body was found on saturday. -- bottles in the bathroom where her pod yea was found on saturday. >> a inspiration for a lot of people. so sad. >> they are considering a michael jackson style memorial. and they say it could keep you posted on the frandz. >>> 20/20 airs a special called one moment in time. the life of whitney houston taking an in-depth look at the voice of the century from her achievements and musical legacy and battles with addiction and rocky personal life. that special airs friday from 9 to 11. see it here on abc2. >>> today prosecutors will continue building the case against george huguely and linda so is standing by with what expected in -- what's expected in the courtroom later today when the trial resumes. >> reporter: more forensic experts will talk about brain injuries and the evidence collected from the murder scene. yeardley love's mother stayed out of the courtroom for much of the day. there was testimony from the medical examiner who perform the autopsy. prosecutors presented autopsy photos showing bruises on her legs, arms and hands and massive bruise on the face. george huguely could be seenkeeping his head down to avoid looking

michael jackson tribute in 2009. now new details from inside whitney's fourth floor suite at the beverly hilton. police say her body was discovered in her bathtub underwater and apparently unconscious. >> i know there's reports that she maybe was drowned or did she overdose. but, no, we won't make a final determination until all the tests are in. >> reporter: the coroner says that will take weeks but confirms that there were prescription pill bottles in the suite. >> sources tell us the drugs included anti-anxiety medication and sleeping aids. ♪ in love sometimes >> reporter: but today it is her voice -- >>. ♪ where do broken hearts go >> reporter: -- the voice as she was called, honored everywhere. >> she keep you smiling. and, lord, that girl could sing. >> reporter: whitney houston, the pop icon, honored from hollywood -- >> whitney was a beautiful person and she had a talent beyond compare. >> reporter: -- to the white house. >> i know that his thoughts and prayers are with her family, especially her daughter. ♪ i look to you >> reporter: take you to a live picture now of that funeral home in new jersey. fans h

suffered second and third degree burns to 40% of his body and 21-year-old ethan sur rel suffered burnsz to his airway, in critical condition and michaelg from bruised ribs and may be released today. the others have been released today and the cause remains under investigation. derrick ward, news4. >> thanks. we know the wind was a big factor in that story. >> it will continue to be a big factor. be careful. if you were thinking of doing outdoor burps, don't do it. high winds will fan the flames that could spread hot embers long distance. be careful. i wouldn't even recommend flicking your cigarette butts outside your car because it's relatively dry and could turn a small problem into a big problem quickly. we have a picture of washington, can't say how it's doing but the flag is in full furl. temperatures in the 30s for most. 42 at national airport. 44 degrees, st. mary's county. fredericksburg, 44 degrees, vienna and burke and chen silly and leesburg. this will be a factor, windchills in upper 40s and 30s and maintaining 30s much of the afternoon. wind advisory until 6:00 this evening and winds could gust over 50 miles an hour at tim

bodies of the dead. but i do want to ask you, looking at some of the big news today, michael, you're been watching tonight's meeting in tunisia. is there any optimism from the activists you're talking to that the international community can bring some kind of real change with these meetings? >> reporter: as you said, kate, another 91 people died today. there was 100 i think yesterday. it's daily, daily carnage going on inside syria. and the people we talk to on the ground, they say, okay, it's all very fine to have these meetings. we're sick of the talking. where is the help? where's the humanitarian assistance? they want assistance of other types, too. arms to help them in their fight. so they're in i think it's fair to say we'll believe it when we see it mode. they're not holding out huge confidence of anything changing in the immediate future. and they're determined to keep up their resistance. kate? >> it's an amazing and really horrific thing to watch unfold on a daily basis. michael holmes monitoring it all for us in lebanon. michael, thank you so much. >>> the bloodshed in syria provoked an unusually