. >> democrats are saying yes to michele bachmann. >> i'm not surprised by how well michele bachmann has done. she comes across as a real person. >> real human moments. very compelling to voters. >> obama's got some magic. >> with the wink and a hug, she's made the minoriajority of gop field disappear. >> king james called napoleon and together decided to kill america. they sent the nina, pina, and santa maria to fight. >>> and yes to stephen colbert. >> i'm sorry to say, ladies and gentlemen, we won! [ applause ] >> it's so cool to be at super pack that even steven colbert is doing it. >> it's something from a channel called comedy central. >> and, yes, this comedy is really over. >>> good evening from new york. republican senate leader mitch mcconnell had a message for the president today. >> i'd like to invite the president to come to the capitol today, to meet with senate republicans. anytime this afternoon, he's available, to come on up to the capitol and meet with senate republicans. that way he can hear directly from senate republicans directly from senate republicans why what

goldberg michelle welcome to the program. thanks so much for having me thanks for joining us what motivated you or motivates you to do the work you do and take on the topics you. why don't i narrow it down i can tell you a little i've always been fascinated by religion and idiology you know i grew up in buffalo new york my first political experience was standing head of arm in arm outside of our city's abortion clinics which were targeted by operation rescue when i was in high school so that was a kind of very intense introduction of politics and also really satisfy anyone because at the end of the day you can basically declare victory you know people kind of physically kept the clinics open but it was also you know a very intense introduction to what religious fundamentalism really means a little bit later one of the doctors these clinics i used to stand in front of a man named. was assassinated in his kitchen by an anti-abortion fanatic so i was always interested in these issues as an activist it was only natural for me whe

for ths it was michelle obama followed by lady gaga.uebec justin beiber was the least popular. >> everyone has depended on the nation's debt crisis. during and interviewed hugh hefner sound off on the debt crisis. >> i think that we need to deal with reality. there are a certain level delusions' going on. we are no longer in first place. we are falling further behind if we do not start to take care of business. >> that was hugh hefner is first interview after his unbreakable crystal harris. during the interview he got pretty candid about his split. hawk >> time is 6:58 a.m., we are back with more than a couple of minutes. two for three?! oh, thank you. you're welcome. what a nice young man; my goodness.

why that was michele bachmann going after michelle obama in october of two thousand and eight that was before michelle obama became first lady she was just the spouse of a candidate just like marcus bachmann is today the whole credibility issue for michele bachmann kind of goes right out the window in this michelle obama became purse lady it hasn't stopped the congresswoman has still been attacking her bachmann isn't happy that earlier this year the first lady advocated for more new mothers to breastfeed their newborns moments ago republican congresswoman michele bachmann possibly a twenty presidential candidate challenging that idea on the laura ingram radio show saying these efforts give new meaning to the term any state. bachmann was it that the classified breast pumps as deductible medical care purchases she claimed the government was using the tax code as social engineering and part of a nanny state mentality while that may be her opinion it's also attacking the ballast of a candidate or a fellow politician she can't say scrutiny of her husband is out of bounds but she's free to a

. >> some republicans have decided that it's time to stop michele bachmann. >> i feel great. >> she's not going to vote at all to lift the debt ceiling. >> michele bachmann is being rightfully called out. >> michele bachmann feels great, but her tea party is washington's biggest headache. >> and they are sort of of cult fringe as i refer to them out there. >> really about these house republicans. >> tea party, house republicans still won't follow their leader. >> it's always been weather john boehner can wrangle his caucus. >> still a long way to go before the house goes along to get anything passed. >> if it's not accepted in the house, we can't extend the debt ceiling. >> even if we default on august 2, they will be not worse off than africa. >> michele bachmann surges in the polls, so republicans attack her. >> michele bachmann is doing well, in fact, surging. >> michele bachmann is rising. >> in our latest nbc news "the wall street journal" poll. >> i prescribe medication. >> the story claims bachmann suffers from incapacitating migraines. >> will not affect my ability to serve. >

michelle, are there things that we don't know about michele bachmann that we're going to find out?ink that we are slowly finding unite just how extreme both of them are and how rooted they are in a fundamentalist sub culture, but is probably not a minority among the republican party, it's foreign to much of the united states. some of this really vitriolic language they've used about gay people -- michele bachmann in one of her speeches in 2006 talked about melissa etheridge's breast cancer as perhaps an opportunity for her to rethink her sexuality and turn toward spiritual things. for many years, michele bachmann has built her career on gay bashing, basically, particularly on opposition to gay marriage. >> do you think she'll continue on this path now that she's getting on a higher level of visibility and her name recognition continues to grow? >> i think that she has nothing to gain by stressing that aspect of her ideology on the public stage. there's absolutely no doubt that if god forbid she did become president of the united states, she would pursue that agenda vigorously. >> m

michele bachmann's husband marcus is defending his business. in an interview just published in the "minneapolis tribune" the counselling is not on trying to convert homosexuals. the word barbarian in the piece might have been doctored. he says he was referring to children, not gays. let's talk a little more about the republican race for the white house. our chief political analyst gloria borger is here. she's doing well in almost all of these polls. in iowa -- even in new hampshire she's doing remarkably well. michele bachmann is getting some life of her own on the campaign trail. >> she. she's getting some traxz. obviously, she's a cultural conservative, fiscal conservative, wouldn't vote to raise the debt ceiling undery circumstance. she's good on the stump. people like her. i think her big problem, the big question is, whether rick appearry geappear appear -- rick perry gets in, the governor from texas, because he would take some oxygen away from her. what's interesting, when michele bachmann came on the national scene a lot of people -- one

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they're facing with twice michele bachmann and mitt romney. he's got the bank roll but she's the true believer. who wins? and a fight over abortion ritsz. kansas approved new regulations for abortion clinics regulating everything from the drugs they stock to the size and temperature of procedures in recovery rooms. supporters say the new rules will protect patients but critic sas they're a thinly veiled attempt to shut down abortion clinics. and actor gary sennese, known for lieutenant dan in "forrest gump" he's made a movie. here tonight to talk about the film and a new way you could help wounded service people. finally, imagine -- john lennon, a reagan democrat? that's what his one-time personal assistant recalls. check out the "sideshow" tonight. we start with the economy. senator richard durbin, democrat from illinois and senate majority whip. thank you for coming on "hardball" tonight. new york senator chuck schumer on the republican's motivation. listen to him first. >> we need to start asking ourselves an uncomfortable question. are rep

all right it's time for tonight's tool time award and it goes to congresswoman michele bachmann since she kicked off her presidential campaign last month in iowa a far right wing candidate is trying to dial back her wingnut ideas but you knew that it wouldn't take too long before as they were that crazy did come back now michelle michelle is the first two thousand and twelve presidential candidate to sign the marriage vows a declaration of dependence upon a marriage and family and the venom was sponsored by the family leader and i will base conservative organization so as you can imagine this group is all about protecting the family and marriage here in the u.s. and i mean marriage as in between a man and woman only so they came up with a very detailed declaration for these candidates to uphold the first thing that you must agree to is personal fidelity to your spouse but i mean how about you just do that because it's the right thing to do there are also several issues when it comes to protecting the institute of marriage the institution of marriage you must always be against same sex

so michelle, giver me a sense of where she stands. very bad horse, which is a very bad metaphor. you know, everybody's talking like in the crazy world i live in, which is completely political, perry will come into this race and knock her out of second. does that look credible? or because she is the loin woman in a field of men ba she still has that advantage besides being a better politician than most of the other men. >> i think one reason perry looks so great right now is because people are so frustrated with the rest the field so they are putting a lot of their hopes on to him. and projecting on to him all of the qualities they want to see in candidate. but he is pretty unpopular if his own state so there are a lot of people, i think in texas, that believe once he gets on the national stage, there is no reason to think he will immediately surpass michele bachmann. >>> also when other candidates start dropping out, herman cain, newt gingrich, i think she will pick up more of their votes than romney, who is hated by the biggest repub

how presidential candidate michele bachmann and her husband make their money. hidden cameras go inside their clinic. >> the truth is, god has designed our eyes to be attracted to the woman's body. >> tonight, brian ross investigates. >>> and cinderella story. an electronic world cup moment. how the u.s. women's soccer team has put a new face on women. >>> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. in a remarkable abc news exclusive last night, jaycee dugard told diane sawyer the wrenching story of how she was kidnapped at age 11 by a convicted sex offender and held for 18 years. her self-possession and strength in telling her story in that interview and in the new book she's written made us all wonder how, how did she endure, display extraordinary courage? jaycee allowed us to interview not just her but also her therapist to begin to answer that estion. here's abc's diane sawyer. >> reporter: if there is a way to endure and triumph over hell, who would have thought an 11-year-old girl, jaycee dugard, would be the one to find it? her story is the story of hope. >> some

presidential hopeful michele bachmann could very well snag her party's nomination once voters get to glimpse of her radical beliefs and form of religious associations her campaign for the white house could you rail and someone needs to pay their bills ideally take tonight how republicans are trying to pull their dads at the expense of the rest of us. is the united states headed down. same road as iran a group of law professors fear so and they penned a letter to congress to raise their concerns over a piece of legislation who gives the government power to take websites offline to censor search engines and essentially break down the internet the legislation known as the protect ip act is the creature of the entertainment lobby and is meant to curb online privacy suiting piracy by forcing an internet service providers to take certain websites offline if they're suspected of copyright infringement giving away free music or movies but here's the kicker whether or not those sites are actually engaged in copyright infringement doesn't apparently need to be proven by a third party or a cour

michele bachmann, i do not agree with you on anything.an say that my respect for you has gone through the roof in the last 24 hours. you were clear, concise, stood up to it, you weren't bullied by these people. the republican establishment obviously fears this candidate as she is moving up in the polls big time and she's raising money far more than the people who are trying to take her down. and it's just like karl rove to pull a stunt like this and raise the question that maybe she's not fit because he happens to be supporting mitt romney or anybody else of the establishment. but certainly not a tea partier like michele bachmann. welcome to the dirty pool hall of the republican party, michelle. ahead, what are these republicans up to with the bachman story? i'll talk with bob strom and ron christie. >>> bill o'reilly took on news for a phone hacking scandal for the first time. take a guess on who he sided with. [ male announcer ] introducing the ultimate business phone -- the motorola expert from sprint. its powerful tools help you work

. >> michelle le. >> mention michelle.. say you saw this on nbc bay area, and again, 20% goes to the search efforts. >> thank you very much. hope that family finds peace soon. survivors of a boat that sank off the coast of mexico coming home today. bob redell is live in san jose to tell us more. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. as expected that sometime this morning leeic a gamy and michael ving two survivors of that capsizing of the fishing boat on sunday in the gulf of california and maine maine should be arriving. i got off the phone with the wife of lee ig a ammy. they are traveling with the clothes on their back because of the accident. but saying that he is very exhausted, can't wait to come home after what she described as a horrible experience. lee was thrown from the boat among with other fellow fishermen friends. they ended up spending at least 12 hours in the gulf of california before they were rescued. he was supposed to have been back home here in the bay area. but to just make matters worse they were

both crimes were committed within three weeks of michelle's murder. ballard's dna, which had been stored since his arrest a year and a half before, was quickly analyzed. it was a match. >> he was in custody shortly after michelle moore-bosko was killed. he had these convictions, his dna was in the databank, and nobody did anything to try to run it through the databank to see if there was a match. >> interviewer: because if there was a match, the whole case wouldn't have happened? >> their theory would have fallen apart in a big way, but if they had done it, and they'd learned of the match much earlier on, then five or six other people would never have been investigated, would never have been charged. >> narrator: ballard confessed almost immediately, and said he had acted alone. >> i was on cloud nine, because now they've got a dna match and he's saying he did it alone. hey, when somebody's dna matches, it proves they were there. he's saying he did it alone. i go to trial, i'm going home. >> i thought it would be any day now they would let me go, and

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family of michelle le is not giving up.llyfield joins us live from search headquarters in hayward. >> michelle le's brother is so dedicated to find his sister. he says any kind of set back even when he can't put flyers somewhere he feels like he is letting his sister down. they are conducting sixth search. they will go out out in the rural areas and look for any sign of michelle, like pieces of her clothing. high ward police have classified this case as a homicide but her family is not willing to make that leap. >>> i can't imagine life without her. i can't imagine going another day without calling her and talking to her. so i don't even want to imagine that. >> reporter: michelle le disappeared on may 27th. she was last seen at kaiser permanente in hayward. she told a friend she was going on out to a car and never seen again. police believe she was murdered. they haven't named any suspects and there is no new evidence in the case. the family has been raising money for a reward for anyone with information on the case. they

i agree with michelle that women know there's a different standard. if they want to get into the national spotlight and run for the presidency of the united states or the vice presidency of the united states, they should really be careful with their historical reference and other facts, even on policy. >> there's a different media standard because they are women? >> i'm saying there's a different standard in every walk -- >> you're saying the culture? >> in every walk of life there's a different standard for women. that is just true. when you run for president if you want -- first of all, i want to say this, in joe biden's defense, he gets hammered as the day is long, every mistake he makes. >> not for the many news cycles. >> he gets hammered. do i think michele bachmann, sarah palin, and others, christine o'donnell, those running for federal office or statewide office really needs to know if they're going to run around and make big -- >> would that question would have been asked of ron paul or any other man who might have been seen as a bit out of t

but that could not explain or predict a michele bachmann nomination, because michele bachmann is a lot of things but she is not unknown. she is famous. for years now, unlike a christine o'donnell or joe miller, michele bachmann has been all over national tv. and not just on fox. she has been all over msnbc, all over cnn, even made it as far as "meet the press "on nbc on sunday morning. her record is totally in line with the off the charts craziness of a sharron angle or a christine o'donnell. but michele bachmann's craziness has been in public. it has been on tv. >> i may not always get my words right. but i know that my heart is right. >> michele bachmann is amazing as a political figure. but it is not likely that michele bachmann actually will be the republican nominee for president. who might it be? she's pulling second right now. but if it cannot be her, and i do not think it can be her, if it's not going to be mitt romney or her, who else actually has a shot? the only person polling regularly now in double digits who is not michele bachmann or mitt romney is this man, rick perry.

michele bachmann. >> michele bachmann's migraines and whether this should be considered a campaign issue. >> got to say, of all my issues with bachmann's brain. >> $18 million raised. mitt romney is the king of the jungle, the thick maned, super predator of the race, the republican's aslund. >>> time for your political ticker with tim farley live from washington. 11 days and counting until the debt ceiling deadline. what's your feeling? do you think we're getting closer? >> i think you got it in the beginning when you said the democrats are netting nervous. harry reid and nancy pelosi asking why they're not a part of the conversation. there was a confrontation between pelosi and senator lu. he evidently said something to the effect there is no deal and you would be informed if there was one. that's where the president is getting push from. the point is we're counting down and we need to get something quickly. the senate is working on it today. the house will probably be working and voting on something monday relative to cut, cap and balance and maybe we'll see balance after that. >> talk

is michelle bachmann too right or just right? with the republican party, which moved right with goldwater, right again with reagan in 1980, and with newt in 1994, be right there for the lady from minnesota? has the hatred of obama made her the perfect champion for a year of attack? i'm chris matthews. welcome to the show. with us today, "the washington post," bob woodward, the national journalist, jamie tarabay, abc's andrea mitchell and "the chicago tribune"'s clarence page. the nasty unemployment numbers are a psychological problem for the country and a huge political burden for this president. has the tea party's flirtation with default on the national debt handed barack obama a huge win, while the vast middle of the country, the middle that decides elections, see the president as the grownup? take a look at poll numbers. in his 2008 win, president obama was the choice of 60% of self-described moderates in the exit polls. today he still has 55% of those moderates. what do moderates favor? when it comes to the national debt cei

>> michelle and bo for life. so i have it right there just to remind me every day that i love him and he loves me. oh, we're in love. i'm all blushing. >> the only time kulberson and de'arborne can see each other is in court. >> we get to see each other and hopefully it will settle isn't the courtroom. yeah, we get to talk and love each other, even if it's just for five minutes, it still means a lot. >> kulberson was pregnant with the couple's baby when they were arrested and nine months ago delivered their son. >> being in jail and having a baby, everybody is like, you know, what the heck, but they made me feel so comfortable. the deputies, the nurses. i had nine hours with him. i got to hold him for nine hours total, and it was the best experience ever. they took pictures of him for me, of us together, and the good thing about it is my boyfriend's mom got the baby. >> while their love story might be considered unusual, so are the charges that brought the couple to the orange county jail. >> me and my boyfriend

michelle obama eating a burger obviously trying to fight obesity in the u.s. but there is a new harvard researcher that has their own idea of maybe how they could handle this take a look in extreme cases the placement in just a lister chair can be the alleged cheating option placement and truly a false truth with just three square meals a day sneaker to you and access to regular gentle physical activity can sometimes lead to dramatic weight loss the next you know what else foster care can sometimes lead to i don't know how about a dramatic emotion. and a million other things that could go wrong i just don't understand why instead of wanting to educate people about how you can eat healthy and exercise like michelle obama is trying to do which by the way conservatives try to attack why the natural instinct here is this is just a click kids away put the parents in jail no big deal well he was actually giving some examples of really extreme cases where he did see it work and i can see his point in the sense that childhood obesity i feel like it's such a big epidem

you may recall that tim pawlenty said that quote, michelle bachman had done nothing in congress, andring back saying that mr. pawlenty is much closer to president obama on everything from climate change to health care. fighting words indeed. for the latest bout of this political fisticuffs, we are joined by michelle who writes for the daily beast. >> hello, martin. >> pawlenty and bachmann are similar in that they are both from minnesota and both ev evangelical christians and steeped in family values, so why are they spending so much time throwing barbs and attacking each other? >> well, pawlenty sees himself as not the establishment, but the moderate centrist in this field as opposed to michele bachmann who has always kind of been on the tea party fringe on this. in the latest round, i think that he came off pretty well, because if i were her, i would have fired back at the insults with a tim who? because at this point, he has no traction, and he needs to be throwing these punchps just to get a little bit of attention. >> because is this pawlenty realizing that he doesn't do po som

nbc's michelle franzen is live for us downtown there. so with another good morning to you, michelle, boy, that line doesn't seem to be getting any smaller behind you, does it? >> reporter: well, it is getting smaller, and that's because it was wrapped around the building and a lot of people showed up very early this morning. the first few couples at 4:30 this morning. right now we're told that the people who started lining up at about 8:30 this morning are just getting ready to move inside to go through the process. so that gives you an idea that they certainly are moving along but not certainly at a very quick pace. but the city assures me that everybody here in manhattan and all the other boroughs of new york city will marry. in all, 823 couples today in new york city. they had entered a lottery and the city made sure that all who had entered would get a chance to become a part of history today and also making it official for them. we've got an exit door on the other side, and you've got people showing up there who are just wishing the

michele bachmann. is website reporting she is taking medication for migraine headaches. abc news current brian ross tried to ask the congress woman about the headache deal and if it affected her work on the hill. >> i asked her about the votes and she wouldn't answer a question. she read a statement and walked away and i attempted to ask her that question have you mistuned congressional votes because of these migraines and a the staff came up and pushed me away. >> bill: not good. you may remember back in 2008 i your humble correspondent had a similar situation when a guy working for then senator obama did the same i tried to ask a question. >> don't block the shot. get him out of there. >> get him out of me. >> we have a right to be here to shoot the shot. >> hey, senator. >> yeah, that is really low class, pal. really low class. and everybody in the world will see it. senator, a word, please. senator, a word, please. senator, we came all the way up to see you. senator. a word. >> let me shake your ha

i think that they are not hoping for michele bachmann. i think they are afraid of mitt romney. >> bill: i wrote a column and it will be out tomorrow that -- and this could be -- this is speculation which i usually don't do but it is educated speculation that the democratic party hates sarah palin so much that they are using michele bachmann to hammer palin because they know there is not room for both of them. so they are boosting up congress woman bachman to just make sure that sarah palin doesn't get in the race. >> when barack obama goes to sed at night if he says prayer one of them is for sarah palin to be the republican nomination. >> bill: it is not barack obama. don't you agree with me that the person the de democrats and liberal americans hate the most is sarah palin. she replaced george w. bush. >> and she is kind of for the left wing what hillary clinton was for the right. >> so it is personals. >> i think sarah palin in a broader sense is locked into a virtual primary with michelle balk map. every time we hear bachman speak we s

let me ask about michele bachmann.hink it's interesting, one thing she has done here, positioned herself such that what you say, mitt romney's the better choice, or she's not serious -- every one of those spins into the story that says, you see how much i'm the right person for you? because the whole establishment is against me. >> yeah. she's obviously appealing to the populist strain within the party. >> enough that she could win the nomination? >> i think it's a difficult road for her, honestly. i think if you look past iowa and perhaps a couple of other states that have traditionally selected the most conservative candidates that have been in the yield, then the path to victory becomes challenging. could she do it? is she up to the job? is she a smart woman? does she have charisma? she has those things. she's nobody's fool. it's not -- i don't think it's a flash in the pan as steve would say. i think she's a real candidate. i just think in terms of having the credentials, the background, the gravitas, having been t

it's like she's the wind beneath my wings. >> it says michelle and beau for life. and so i have it right there. just to remind me every day that i love him and he loves me oh, we're in love. i'm getting all blushy. >> i only time they are able to see each other is in court. >> we're co-defendants so hopefully we get to see each other on the bus, yeah, in the courtroom. we get to talk and love each other -- even if it's for five minutes, it still means a lot. >> culberson was pregnant with the couple's baby when they were arrested. and nine months ago delivered their son. as far as being in jail and having a baby, everybody's like, oh, what the heck? they made me feel so comfortable. the deputies, the nurses. i had nine hours with him. i got to hold him for nine hours total. and it was the best experience ever. they took pictures of him for me, of us together. and the good thing about it is my boyfriend's mom got the baby. >> while their love story might be considered unusual, so were the charges that brought the couple to the orange county jail. >> me and my boyfri

. >>> michele bachmann's busy in the hawk eye state this weekend. spoke to voters in iowa city this morning kicking off a three-day bus tour in the state. she kicked off her candidacy in iowa earlier this week. bachmann will speak in des moines tonight where a bus tour is wrapping up. also tonight, one more will join the republican field. michigan congressman mccotter is scheduled to launch his bid. >>> early fireworks in washington, d.c. this weekend. this morning in his weekly address, president obama took a shot at the gop and said tax loopholes that benefit the wealthiest americans must go. >> it would be nice if we could keep every tax break, but we can't afford that because if we choose to keep those tax breaks for millionaires an billionaires or hedge fund managers and corporate jet owners or for oil and gas companies pulling in huge profits without our help, then we'll have to make even deeper cuts somewhere else. >> mike viqueira is live at the white house. gop also hitting back today, right? >> absolutely. we're at july 2nd. one month away

>> i was about to say, i've subpoena to michele bachmann. there are certain of them to find anti-bachmann stories. she was not trying not to blow it up into anything more because she's trying to do a dance and keep this story about spilling into other stories. >> she's gone through a lot of staff on capitol hill. >> she's got the reputation. not a lot of trust with staff. >> exactly. >> more about presidential leadership than anything having to do with migraines. i want to move to rick perry. the other surprise on our poll is that rick perry is also in double digits and he's not even announced. we're learning more yesterday. here's what he said the latest what i'm calling rick perry watch day 300. we don't have it. here's what he said. i've been getting calls across the country, iowa, florida, new hampshire, the calling aspect of this is the stand point of people letting me know they're going to be there has been overwhelming. rick perry, is that somebody you think is going to be a player in this race. instincti cynthia? >> i think he could

it fries my bacon that the worse criticism of michelle bachmann gets headaches. good grief the presidency is a headache. you can see she has unfailing energy and hardly seems incapacitated . i get so tired of the saint was journalism demanding to see the medical records of a female presidential candidate because i staffer who couldn't keep up with them. that is losing one headache and only people i have less use for with someone who does that to a former boss is the gum shoe reporter who usually smells a story. what he usually smells is his own self. brian left on the stage to confront and demand that she answer his questions and got upset when the staffers treated him like the incontract jerk he can be. being on the receiving end of his brand of reporting, i realized that he is less the cause of a headache for michelle bachmann and more a pain in the other end of one's anatomy. reporters have a right to ask questions but not demand answers to questions and invade personal space. no candidate is allowed to have a gun pointed to their head. they are free to write

that reward at $100,000 for information on what happened to michelle.eporting live, christie smith, today in the bay. >> cannot blame them for not giving up hope. >> police are trying to catch the person who dumped a woman's body in the street and lit it on fire. neighbors in the rock ridge neighborhood are leaving flowers at the spot where the woman's body was found yesterday morning on ivanhoe road. police say the woman's sbod too badly burned to know who she is. all they know she appears to be hispanic in her 20s. >> any one who has information to call the police department. you may have seen something that looked out of the ordinary around that time this morning. so sometimes very small tips lead to the big arrest. police say the woman was like hi killed somewhere else and then dumped in the neighborhood during the early morning hours. the suspect probably chose that neighborhood because it's clark during those hours. new cameras will be installed in the hopes of catching crooks. about 30 cameras will be installed inside and outside of businesses in