we're talking about mommy bloggers.followers that companies are sponsoring them, sending them free products and paying them in exchange for a plug. is it legal? is it ethical? we'll get into that. >>> and the perils of the first pitch. every president since william howard taft has thrown one out. some more successfully than others. barack obama gets his first shot at tuesday night's all-star game. we sent our own john berman to a minor league ballpark to see just how difficult this is. maybe pick up some tip for mr. obama. >> give us a heads-up on that. first, we turn to david wright in for ron claiborne. >>> good morning, guys. at the running of the bulls in pamplona, spain, four runners seriously gored when a lone bull and began to attack. seven others were injured. >>> officials in pakistan say five police officers and a forestry agent were killed. unknown gunmen targeted the patrol that was checking out the report of a bullet-ridden body. >>> in new delhi, india, three workers died under the collapse of a bridge und

they know that their mommy's not here. children -- all children need a mommy. and she was the best mommy. >> reporter: any special messages for their dad? >> yes. there were i love you daddyis. they each did one for mommy and daddy. one of the children, there was a letter that said i'll miss fishing with you, daddy. they loved to go fishing. they've got lots of -- lots of people that have taken them fishing this weekend. so -- >> tough stuff. susan candiotti joins us live from pensacola. susan, i understand you have new information about the investigation and what the sheriff is now saying? can you share it with us? >> reporter: that's right. well, for the first time, the sheriff is addressing in a direct way questions that have been circulating around this community. were the billings victims of a contract hit? now the sheriff is saying, yes, we are looking at it as a moti e motive. we haven't taken that or anything else off the table. john, in the past, he has outright denied this was a possibility and said he was only looking at robbery as a motive. however,

she has no mommy. and she cries for her mommy every night. i'm her mommy now. >> the pit bull escaped from this towing company down the street where it was used as a watchdog. wendy says when she yelled at the dog, he stopped his attack and started wagging his tail. >> within one millionth of a second, the dog let go of the goat and started wagging its tail because it knew me. i've never seen anybody switch like that. >> animal control says around half the dogs they take in each year are pit bulls. the dogs you see here are in quarnt teen because of biting. 40% to 50% of the dogs at any given time here are pit pulse. people don't take care of their animals, dogs get out, they run free. >> wendy says because of the attack anne arundel county should do what prince georges county did and ban pit bulls. >> i don't want anybody to ever bring one here. i don't want one in the neighborhood. i really want then banned in anne arundel county county. >> the put bull that attacked the animals has been put down by the anne arundel county animal control. >

mommy, daddy, save me. he was on the "today" show talking to meredith vieira. >> i am grounded, no tv or video games. >> do you think that's fair? >> uh-huh. >> you do? do you now understand what you did that maybe it was not the smartest thing? >> uh-huh. >> you know what, grounding? i would have gotten my butt whooped. there would have been severe corporal punishment if i would have stolen a car. >> the shear pleasure of having your own car, would easily have been worth four days without video games. >> that's not even a choice, is it? >> by the way, preston is coming on with his family next hour. we will get to talk to him about it. can you ask him if anything can top it, the 7-year-old. >> we have a bunch of cars

. >>> and tonight, live to ohio, mommy meets a convicted sex offender, still in lockdown, who takes mommy on a camping trip. what do they take along, food, water, provisions and mommy's 4-year-old baby girl. that's right. the baby girl alone in the car with a sex predator. after leading cops on a manhunt, they zero in on an isolated commune-type retreat 2,000 miles away. san diego. there, hidden amongst a peace-loving group, raising avocados, cops rescue baby haylee. as we go to air, is the baby headed not to the arms of her own grandmother, but to state foster care? why? >>> little haylee donathan safe in the arms of a san diego deputy, holding her teddy bear in one hand, she waves with the other. >> i never lost hope at all. i knew that the u.s. marshals were doing their job. i know she would have been found. >> haylee is going to be brought back to this area. >> police say the child was taken by a convicted sex offender, 27-year-old robbi potter, and the girl's mother, 24-year-old candace watson, on may 31st. just a few days earlier, potter had escaped from a halfway house in mansfield

is not here and children, all children need a mommy.t mommy. >> reporter: in her will, police billings asks her daughter to take care of the children. if anything happens to her. and ashley markham says i've told my brothers and sisters that's exactly what i am to you, i am your sister. always only have one mother and father. susan candiotti, cnn, pensacola, florida. >> heartbreaking to hear that and that picture that susan painted of the balloons going up. i love you mommy, i love you daddy. such tragedy here. we'll take your calls on this 1-877-tell-hln. joining me now to talk about, welcome back all platform journalist john cowells, don clark former fbi special agent in charge. john, some of the new things we're finding out today. where we began with susan and the possible contract hit. what's the sheriff saying about that? where are we getting that? >> well, we're getting the fact that there's been that speculation from different law enforcement agencies and it's been a lot of the talk with among town. we've been out talking to, he

mommy leads a convict sex offender still in lockdown to take mommy on a camping trip. they took along water, provisions, and mommy's 4-year-old baby girl. that's right. the baby girl alone in the car with a sex predator. after leaving cops on a manhunt, they zero in on an isolated commune type retreat 2,000 mile away. san diego. there hidden amongst a peace loving group raising avocados, cops rescue baby haleigh. is the baby headed not to the arm of her own grandmother but to state foster care? why? >> little haleigh holding her teddy bear in one hand, she waves with the other. >> i know they would have been found. >> haylee will be brought back. >> police stay child was taken by a convicted sex offender, 27-year-old robin potter. the girl's mother, 24-year-old candice watson on may 31st. just a few days earlier, pot her escaped from a halfway house in mansfield, ohio. but the fugitive's flight ended when authorities caught up with him here in san diego county at a christian retreat in valley center. >> they were still surprisingly in the same truck. that was spotted o

where's mommy? here i am![laugh] ha ha, no, stop, stop. >> breaking news out of the middle east. top religious clerics are calling for the election to be thrown out. what does this mean for mahmoud ahmadinejad? david hunt has all the answers. good morning to you, colonel. >> good morning. >> a leading group of clerics, the most important group of religious leaders in iran say the election and the new government is illegitimate. what does this mean for the supreme leader of the ayatollah and mahmoud ahmadinejad and the entire power structure in the country. >> the real problem behind this government is the military. and we still haven't seen a lot of movement this is this government just crushed a rebellion by a lot of people. and they did it pretty strictly, in front of everybody. so until we see or hear any indication that the iranian military has changed, not much yet. and we still need much more intelligence and the ability to effect what's going on. >> mir hossein mousave was mahmoud ahmadinejad's opponent

where's mommy? here i am! sid: [laugh] ha ha, no, stop, stop. brenda: who made the best and worst calls so far in 2009 and how can you still profit from them? right now, pat kicks it off. number four, back in january you said schering-plough was the stock to own. up 28%. is it still a good investment? >> no, it is not. they have the best pipeline. merck has a lot of issues. these integrations never go well. sell it. brenda: barry b you said goldman sachs up 50% since then. still bank on it? >> i don't think so. even from the march lows they pad the record, up almost 180%. i don't like the market the next few months. if you have profits in goldman sell. brenda: eric, you said speak the language of money with bai in du. does it have more to give? >> you are up 95%. take it, take the money and run. live to trade another day. brenda: but, now, for the number one call so far of 2009, if you talk to toby you would know this because he has been bragging for a while but with good reason. you predicted the bank bailout would work and bank of america woul

mommies don't lie. you get grounded for lying. and how am i going to drive the carpool if i'm grounded? announcer: there's a full serving of vegetables in every bowl of chef boyardee. and that's no lie. it's obviously delicious, secretly nutritious. >> a very good morning. it's 75 degrees downtown. the tropical moisture will hang all the entire week. temperatures in the upper 80's to near 90 all week long. right now we're tracking still some strong cells of storms to our south, really on the eastern shore around st. michaels, lower southern maryland, ocean city getting some strong storms as well. there's a little patch of showers near gaithersburg and d.c. that's headed in our general direction. so today unsettled. 40% chance of scattered showers and storms statewide. we're going to get up to about 88 degrees in central maryland today. 85 for ocean city. we're going to remain quite humid tonight at 66 to only 70. scattered thunderstorms a possibility. there's a cold front to our west. it is slowly approaching the i-95 corridor whe

>> repeat, not a good look, mommy.in the ring to get not only guardianship of michael jackson's three children. she claims to be the biomom of two of them but also control of his $500 billion estate. we showed you the video about the chimp, bubbles, because we have been inundated with concern over the chimp. dr. leslie, author, psychotherapist, nobody's asking what's going to become of the children. they're worried about this chimp. he's on a preserve. explain. >> i think our culture has gone completely nuts, nancy. we have to pay attention to what's the best interests of these kids. biology should have nothing to do with it. age should have nothing to do with it. who's going to be the best parent to give them a stable home. they've had a crazy upbringing and they need stability and calm now. that's what we should all be looking alt. >> i want to go back ought to natisha lance in court today. natisha, i understand 79-year-old katherine jackson, the mother/grandmother. attorneys going toe-to-toe with the executors. she

where's mommy? here i am! sid: [laugh] ha ha, no, stop, stop. >> alaskan governor sarah palin with a surprise announcement she'd leave 18 months early. why they decide a front runner with the presidential nomination in 2012. pal palin's disrupt departure leave many wondering if her future in politics is dead. and joining us iswallwall editor dan ettinger and a board member, riley and washington columnist strawsle making a rare appearance here in new york. welcome, kim. all right. how much has sarah palin hurt herself. >> she did it over a political future? there is a group of people who think she may have been sick of the attacks, sick of the complaints, sick of what happened to her family and that she's done or at least going out for a while. but this was done for political reasons, she hurt herself a lot. >> will people say in the future, earlier, governor, one executive position why should e we-- a much more rigorous job as the president. >> and the problem she always had, paul, getting independents to thin

where's mommy? and get up to 33% more loads from a single bottle.ngs first as governor i love my job and i love, alaska. and it hurts to make this choice but i'm doing what is best for alaska and i have explained why so i think as the saying on my parent's refrigerator, a little manager net that says don't explain you don't need it for your friends and your enemies won't believe it anyway. >> what is behind the decision and what does all t mean. republican strategist doug and democratic strategist. >> a late fridayafter noon going into a holiday weekend. what do you make of this? she seems too really like to do her own thing. >> it difficult. a bizarrely scheduled press conference. i think that look when you have 60% of the public saying that you are not qualified for higher office you can no way help your cause if you are interested in running for president by quitting. i think there had to be something else that was going on. either an ethics scandal that was brewing or figured that she was at her high water mark politically and wanted the sent pu

where's mommy?m of british engineers now being flown to phoenix airport, because 300 passengers and crewmembers had to suddenly evacuate a british airways airline ever minutes before taking off and passengers say they began coughing and couldn't breathe and were panicked and were forced to use the plane's emergency inflatable slide to leave the plane. when fumes and smoke started to fill this cabin. fortunately, no one was seriously hurt. the plane was a london bound 747 and had pushed back from the gate when the passengers say they smelled and saw the smoke filling the cabin, and no fire was discovered and fire crews responding, believe it may have been an electrical problem. and passengers were put on the new london-bound plane today. >> the government investigators in seoul trying to find out who was behind a lash of cyber attacks, against computers in our country and in south korea. they are now analyzing just a sample of tens of thousands of infected computers and the police admit the infection

where's mommy? here i am! sid: [laugh] ha ha, no, stop, stop. >> from america's news headquarters, hi, everyone, i'm jamie colby. and we're just getting word now that nasa has delayed the launch of space shuttle endeavor. nasa scrapping the launch after nine lightning strikes were reported near the pad. nasa saying they found no damage, but they will need another day to check critical systems. there was bad weather all day today. it had nasa preparing for a delay. endeavor was scheduled to lift off tonight. they'll try again tomorrow. meanwhile, ex-nfl star steve mcnair will be more thanned today in his hometown of mount olive, mississippi. they're expecting a crowd of 8,000 people for his funeral. police say mcnair was murdered by his girlfriend. she then killed herself. and michael jackson's three children will stay with his mother for now. a judge pushing a custody hearing back to july 20, hoping that jackson's mother and his ex-wife, debbie rowe, could reach an out-of-court settlement. more headlines for y

being a parent's a lot of work, where's mommy? here i am!inosaurs laugh] sid: [laugh] ha ha, no, stop, stop. greta: sometimes, a picture says it all. take a look at this flow chart. according to republicans, it shows how the bureaucracy would work with the democratic health care plan. but is there a better idea? senator orrin hatch went on the record. senator, nice to see you, sir. this health-reform bill that is meandering its way around capitol hill. how do we pay for it? >> well, let me tell you. i do not think it will be paid for. they want to -- there is a good reason for that. they pass these bills before they have a chance. if they do not, that 30-day period, people will be examining it. we are talking about a deficit that is going to be for this year $1.80 trillion. we are talking about it dling with in the next five years and tripling within the next 10 years. we're talking about a $10 trillion deficit as early as 2014, and what they are going to do is that we already have the $2.50 trillion health care bill in this country. when yo

how do you tell your kids that mommy is now a daddy? or that a daddy is now a mommy? question. and changed some lives forever. >>> and we're on a mission. our taryn winter brill is out to find the best sandwich in america. and you know what? it requires a lot of eating. a lot of tasting. how about a pork and bean and bacon sandwich. that's one of the choice there's. >>> in the meantime, though, case snow is filling in at the newsdesk for chris. she's the "gma" weekend anchor. she has the head lines. >> good morning, everyone. president obama making another push today for health care reform, after acknowledging that the legislation needs more work. he's meeting with house democrats today to discuss differences between their proposals and his. the president says he still wants legislation passed by next month. though many in washington are saying that's increasingly unlikely. mr. obama takes his pitch directly to the public, with a primetime news conference, tomorrow night at 8:00 eastern. >>> the pentagon says the military is sparing no effort to rescue army private bo

and they know that they -- their mommy's not here. and children -- all children need a mommy. and she was the best mommy. >> reporter: in her will, mrs. billings asks her daughter to take care of the children if anything happens to her. and ashley markham says, i've told my brothers and sisters that's exactly what i am to you. i am your sister. you'll always only have one mother and father. susan candiotti, cnn, pensacola, florida. >>> a harvard professor, one of this country's top black scholars, arrested, after someone catches him trying to get into his own house. quite a case and quite a controversy in cambridge. some new developments, just in, in the last few hours. >>> president obama wants congress to pass health care reform, and fast. and if you didn't get the message, don't worry, because he'll keep repeating it. you may have heard him live just minutes ago at the white house in the rose garden. >> so, i understand that some will try to delay action until the special interests can kill it, while others will score political points. we've done that before. and we can cho

where's mommy? here i am! sid: [laugh] ha ha, no, stop, stop. bill: as we reported last night, the family of michael jackson is now admitting he was addicted to drugs. they say that while shooting a pepsi commercial in 1984, mr. jackson's injuries from an accidental fire drove him to seek painkillers. that led to a drug dependence that lasted about 25 years. now, the l.a. police believe jackson's drug addiction may have been fed by a number of doctors who could be charged with murder. with us now, fox news anchor geraldo rivera. it's the same old story. we discussed this before. very early similar to elvis presley. >> and anna nicole smith. bill: anna nicole smith is a bit different. that was a very strange situation. here you had the legitimacy of very, very wealthy people who were isolating, doing exactly what they wanted. they bought these doctors, they came in, and they wound up dead. however, the drug addiction component of michael jackson's story really hasn't ever been told until now. >> well, i think that jackson admitted to being addict

where's mommy? here i am!stop. >> geraldo: back with ace florida current prosecutor pamela bondy and roy braeske. roy, you heard pamela's phrasing of the questions and what is your opinion of how this thing has gone down so far in pensacola? >> geraldo, obviously they have done a good job in tracking down the perpetrators but the big question is involving the dea. they are brought in only to investigate drug crimes. why is the dea intimately involved in the case? there has to be more in the case that we are not hearing. >> geraldo: i don't know that that will be particularly helpful and knowing the panhandle as i do, i think that they are sigh nascar a cyonarae there. >> it doesn't matter regarding the prosecution of them but i assume the truth has to come out. with home invasion robberies particularly in florida that they target people with large amounts of cash or large amounts of drugs. since the d.e.a. involvement here, i think the latter is more likely. >> geraldo: don't you agree with roy's analysis? >>

where's mommy? here i am! sid: [laugh] ha ha, no, stop, stop. lied, but lots of people really are hitting the appalachian trail. it is one of our nation's best known hiking destinations, stretching more than 2,000 miles from georgia to maine. hiking is up almost 15%. entry is free for an adventure that is priceless in this bad economy. >> we are going north. >> it has been a childhood dream. this seems like the granddaddy of all backpacking trips, to do the appalachian trail. >> this is one of the cheapest trips you can take. there are shelters along the way. you can stay in them free. >> it is cheaper than being at home. i think the whole thing will cost about $4,000 for six months. >> asserted in georgia on the 12th of march and i have been walking north ever since. >> i am northbound and i started on march 26. >> i am a section hiker. i do a little bit at a time. i do not have steady work right now. i am spending more time on the trail now. >> i have the day off and it is cheap. it is slow now. we are trying to do the most we can with as litt

those are more prevalent than the baby-snatching mommy killers. >> killing a spouse or killing an ex is one thing. but it takes a whole different psychology to snatch a fetus. >> yeah. if it's a baby snatching, then it's rare. but these are people obsessed with being pregnant. don't have their own child. they see just the baby, nothing else. >> did you know roberto? >> no. >> you don't have an idea of his personality? >> seen him in passing a couple of times but never really met him, no. >> are cops keeping close to the vest? do you think they've got a lead and can't say it at this point? >> they're keeping it extremely close to the vest. not saying a word. getting more from the neighbors and around this case. actually getting a lot more from court records. so boyfriend is facing quite a lot. back in court tomorrow. >> not a suspect at this point.  >>> michelle beka, a woman desperate for a baby kidnapped and killed tereasa and had taken her baby from her dying baby. >> horror began to unravel. michelle beka had taken her own life. a newborn was sound asleep inside the home and andr

where's mommy? here i am! sid: [laugh] ha ha, no, stop, stop. >> geraldo: welcome back.rybody. i'm joined here in new york by the former police commissioner bernard kerik. i believe that they already know what killed michael jackson. i think that is why they changed the tune and are now suggesting homicide. >> i think it will come down to intentional murder or criminally negligent condition condition -- conduct by the people around him, by one or more of those doctors and some of them around him, knew about it, promoted it, assisted in it, and that is what it is going to come out to be and it will all depend really on the toxicology, what they got out of the body and then they go back and find out who was issuing the prescriptions. >> mark geragos, he was representing michael jackson in the 2005 molestation case and then got too basi buscy with te peterson case up in northern california. now, people are suggesting criminal conduct. >> you know, in california and recently the california supreme court has clarified this, you can charge not just involuntary manslaughter, yo

where's mommy? >> geraldo: breaking news left and right, most notably that michael jackson the king of pop was dead. mike walters, the news manager for tmz joins me now. i was impressed with the latest reporting as the initial scoop which, of course, was more spectacular but the drudgework of going through the old files in the santa barbra case. >> back then they were focusing on the molestation and pee pedofhelia.the there was a huge supply of powerful medications and just like the propafol that was found. in all the interviews everybody mentioned drug abuse or drug use in some form. and when looking it into even deeper they specifically mentioned xanax, taking up to 30 to 40 at one point. i saw xanax and one or two of the bottles had xanax on them from a doctor in los angeles who michael had been seeing for a long time. >> geraldo: i thought the police raid on neverland was grossly overdone. they didn't need 70 or 90 police vehicles. they weren't raiding al-qaeda, they were looking for evidence of

at that time my son grabbed me, hugged me and cried, i don't want to go to jail, mommy. >> reporter: the family of the third boy who is 11 had no comment. police defend their actions saying they must divert young people from a life of crime. they cite cases of rowdy teenagers at the inner harbor and a teenager charged with shooting a 5-year-old girl. >> police were following their policy. now, you know, if you ask me, i might have handled a little differently. particularly i believe they picked them up at their homes. i probably would have written the report up at home since they were with their parents. >> the man whose belongings were stolen says he doesn't think the two younger children should have been put in handcuffs or taken to lockup. what lesson did 7-year-old jesse learn from his experience? >> i never want to do it again. >> why not? >> by would get arrested den. >> suzanne collins, wjz, eyewitness news. >>> the booking area where the boys were held is run by city police. although juvenile workers recommended they not be held. >>> tonight police are looking for several fem

where's mommy? here i am! sid: [laugh] ha ha, no, stop, stop. >>> all right. welcome back.investigates the death of michael jackson. we have more with the panel, plus, former jackson publicist and friend stuart backerman. thanks for joining us. >> hi, kimberly. >> listen, the reports say that you were in the hospital when michael jackson was brought in. you have to tell me this story. >> it is unbelievable. i had arthroscopic knee surgery and was literally on the operating table ready to get the anesthesia and heard a commotion outside in the nurse's station talking to each other about the fact that they heard on the radio that michael jackson was just driven to the hospital and that he might day. then, of course, i got the anesthesia and two and a half hours later i woke up and in the recovery room the nurse in charge of the recovery room, i asked her in a haze obviously i thought i heard before i went under that something is wrong with michael jackson and she said i'm terribly sorry for your loss, it is official, michael jackson has just passed away. >> and not only was h

where's mommy? here i am!id: [laugh] ha ha, no, stop, stop. >>> for america's news headquarters, hi, everyone. we have brand-new video in to fox news. it is of president obama leaving ghana, heading back to the u.s. after his historic trip to africa. after giving a speech earlier today, he assured africa it matters on the world stage. also, a possible bailout for small businesses. two senior administration officials are telling fox news the white house is working on a plan that could give some of the $700 billion in bailout bucks to small companies. it would reportedly increase their lines of credit. and thousands turning out for the funeral of steve mcnair. this is video taken in southern mississippi. he was shot by his girlfriendstr who then shot herself. now back to glenn beck, i'm jamie colt. >>> hoomt sense, common sense solutions where the main stream media really are not doing theio job. another case where there may ber a little bit of corruption going on.tion at the very least, something doesn't feel r

police on high alert for mommy killer and the infant girl she named sheila marie. >> police say 23-year-old darlene haynes was last seen thursday, ate months pregnant. monday, the landlord investigating a heavy smell found haynes' body in a closet wrapped in blankets. the investigators say that the mother's fetus was cut out of her body and may be alive. >> haynes was found dead a few days before the autopsy was found. she suffered head injury though the exact cause of death is not determined. >> i think it was planned out. no one heard her cry? no one heard anything? someone took that baby. i don't know who it could have been or why they would do it. >> she's so kind hearted, though, that she would let anybody enter her home, anybody. >> i looked down and i seen a green ford come up, and i guess from what i have heard, they pulled into the driveway, but the visor was halfway down, so we could not tell whether it was a male or female driving the car. >> darlene haynes, eight months pregnant, her landlord found her mutilated body wrapped in bedding in the closet. her womb stripped. who would

mommies don't lie. you get grounded for lying. and how am i going to drive the carpool if i'm grounded? announcer: there's a full serving of vegetables in every bowl of chef boyardee. and that's no lie. it's obviously delicious, secretly nutritious. >>> 6:26. they may fight you all the way, but new research shows that nap time is what your children need. kellye lynn explains. >> how important are naps for young children, very according to research. between the ages of 4 and a taking a daytime. that has significant benefits. after studying 62 children. those who nap during date have less hyperactivity, anxiety, and depression. on average children in the study took naps three times a week. i am kellye lynn with health watch. >> thank you, kellye. >>> yet to come on our morning edition. >> two teen hit by light rail. why the investigation is going in a different direction today. i am mary bubala, a live report just ahead. >>> a major gas main break shuts down train traffic. it has bge working hours to make repairs. i am kai jackson.

where's mommy? and so, that's like, that was, you know, kind of meant to be, it kind of got us ready for all of this stuff. >> tell me, you've traveled all over the world. and a lot people don't know about. >> what is the most meaningful thing you ever saw. you've been to mosak beak, thailand, doing mission work in the past. what's the most meaningful thing you ever saw. >> i think the most meaningful. and the theme throughout all the trips. we were going to help them and we feel like we did, but more than anything, like they helped, they were teaching us how to be like real people and teaching us more about ourselves and like no matter what was going on, the smile on their face, it was so-- it meant so much because they've been through so much. and just happy and to be smiling. so, us in america, we have absolutely nothing to worry about. >> mike: it's amazing what we have. in the whirlwind of life. what keeps you stable and keeps you focused and grounded. >> family and friends and always making fu

where's mommy?continuing live with our jackson panel the former publicist and confidante romaine banes stands beside me. spiritual advisor of michael jackson stands with me. judge larry si seidlin. i have to report or i can report to you that aside from the london daily mail stlee other british papers the sun the age and daily mail are all reporting more newspapers presenteding the same story that the children of michael jackson and/or combination of the family will be substituting for their dead father in that series of london concerts. ramone? >> no. >> hal pair rin the author who claims the source within the jackson compound also said halperin as a result of this announcement breaking even as we speak a great divide has been created in the compound with some people now within the jackson family because they are angry for them putting forth this material. is that all bs? >> i think so. first of all i think mr. jackson is a doting grandfather. all of his grandchildren love him. i want to say that o

being a parent's a lot of work, where's mommy? here i am! [baby dinosaurs laugh] sid: [laugh] ha ha, no, stop, stop. i think what we saw today was a lot of dog and pony show, bill. i don't believe when she says she is all about impartiality, fidelity and law. i think we are hearing what she has to say, what she has practiced because the reality is that she said this thing about the -- bill: if you think it's all b.s., why would you vote yes? >> she is well-qualified. she is supremely educated, princeton, yale, all that right kind of background, been a prosecutor in new york. been on the federal bench 17 years. bill: resume not her rulings although the rulings are certainly in play. you would say yes? >> yeah, the rulings are mainstream and when you look at the rulings, you say huh, this looks ok. it's what she has been saying off the bench that gives me concern. gives me pause. bill: you still say yes. >> has ideology. every judge has ideology. bill: will you vote yes based on what we know up to this point? >> i think she hits the basic para

. >> i promised him after this happened that i will honor him and mommy will do things to change things and not let this happen to another family. >> it is preventable. >> connor's story and what is being done to protect you will of maryland's children. >> don't miss this wjz investigation with denise on eyewitness news at 1 is o'clock. >>> former nfl star michael vick has finished his sentence to organizing dog fighting. he has been in prison and vick is expected to lobby the nfl for permission to return to the league. the atlanta falcons released him back in june. >>> baltimore native pam shriver is in the headlines this noon but not in the sports page. she is finding herself in gossip tabloids. her husband who once played james bond challenging the couple's prenuptial agreement. saying his wife is so rich in her post tennis career that he has been a joke to the kids. he wants more in spousal support. >>> take a look outside. meteorologist bernadette woods will be back in two and a half minutes with the first warning weather forecast. first a look at today's midday stocks. >>> welcome

we have got where is mommy? i want mommy. >> cops have already arrested two men on murder charges. they have also arrested a third but him for trying to cover up the crime. they say at least four of the suspects are still out there. and the chief fox report correspondent jonathan hunt has more on this story. this new information shows the attack was planned well in advance, according to the police. >> yeah, the cops got a very upclose look at this attack because of all those surveillance cameras the billings have h. placed around their home to help them keep a tab on all those children. and they say what they see from watching these surveillance videos is that this was, quote, well-planned, well-thought out, and well executed. a two-pronged attack. two teams of attackers, if you like, dressed as the cops put it in ninja garb, entering from two sides of the house. all of this entire incident, shep, took less than 10 minutes. cops say it had to have been planned well in advance. shepard: now to motive. cops say one was definitely robbery. but those same police say there may have been

and she was 3, somebody said to her, "bee want to be an actress like your mommy?"want to be something useful like a nurse." she was a menopausal 2-year-old. my son, johnny, he was like a drunk midget. you are working with a drunk midget. different kids, but both very funny. tavis: where does she work? >> a short for the general secretary and the labor party, and she also works for a female m.p. she is very determined, women's issues. we are so proud of her. she is in total control of the country. could we check on that? could we check on that? it was wonderful to see the obamas come to england. it is nice to see everybody go, "america is back, we like america again!" even the queen, she cannot keep her hands off michelle. tavis: did you see that? >> or did she fall over? she is a senior. what about this sweater that he got from j. crew? what is this. you have come to meet me! tavis: what about the controversy of michelle touching her. >> nobody touches the queen, but she liked it. i remember a couple of years ago that there was this wonderful black woman in washing

where's mommy? here i am!sid: [laugh] ha ha, no, stop, stop. >> in california scientists were studying warnings from miles below the earth's crust that could save thousands of lives. scientists recently detected a spike in rustling near the san andre as falt line, could indicate a major earthquake is on the way. and though it's a cause for serious concern, rather, it's providing valuable information, information that may one day be used to predict scenes like this. not just in california, but all-around the globe, so, oh, my goodness, so folks living in any earthquake prone area would have days or weeks to evacuate. that video is jolting. our casey stegall live, sounds like i was reading the teleprompter through an earthquake. take it away. >> quickly, let's start with a geology lessen. faults run ten miles below the earth's surface, when they move or shift that's when we experience an earthquake on the ground, but, it's what happens under those faults that has scientists very interested. especially here in ca

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where daddy is not only committing to the child, he's also committing to mommy. >> when you've been inarriage a while, and i'm not trying to raise this number, but i also see this in the black community. when yiv been in a marriage for a while and it's a bad marriage, quote/unquote, the idea of being afraid to get out of it, whether it be for economic reasons, for the children, that, too, can cause problems, and you really have to face that at times. >> you really do have to face that at time, but what we see overwhelmingly is that people tend to jump out as soon as there's a problem because there's a greater acceptance of discontinuing it. it's not working. don't give it the effort that's required, which is, just get out. a greater tendency for us to just get whout things aren't going well and also danger -- >> don't go to therapy as often as we should to try to work these things out. we may go see the clergy pers, but when it comes to getting that real mental health work, to work it through, we just don't do it. >> you're shaking your head vigorously with the idea of not staying in s

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where's mommy?>> julie: gas prices skyrocket as we go into summer but there on the decline in part of the reason is that nature drop in the price of crude. oil fell below $60 per barrel friday because traders are worried about the economic slowdown. that dropped leading to a bus to the pub. the price for a gallon of gas is $2.54 a gallon down $0.2 from yesterday. symantec was once the world's largest on record now that general motors emerge from bankruptcy protection, many eyes are wondering, what's the car companies new strategy going to be. gm's ceo said the revamped business will be meaner, more responsive to customers, and able to repay billions in government bonds ahead of 82050 and deadline. general motors also plans to focus on the environment. solo going green really work? tracy burns has the story. >> general motors completed and abnormally quick exit from bankruptcy protection in the hopes to be on the road to profitability. once the world's largest and most powerful automaker, gm says it'