when the may it nance man found the lifeless figure of a young black boy. >> on the seventh day a maye woods, in a parking lot at a suburban office complex. the medical examiner joseph burton had to hold on to a rope to get down to the scene. >> he had a ligature mark on his neck like somebody had a ligature and they were behind you arrest off to the side behind you and they closed their hands or fists together and pulled the ligature, basically. >> in other words, killed from behind. >> most likely, yes. >> let me place another sample on this side -- >> state crime lab scientist, larry peterson, attended the autopsy. >> i can recall one autopsy pulling a fiber off of one of the victim's -- it was green carpet and mounted the sample on the slide and looked under the myself microscope and said, it was the same one. >> you knew then? >> it became apparent the body is another victim of atlanta child killers or killer. >> local television carried these pictures live from the crime scene. >> it became apparent it was one of the three children listed as missing. >> sheila baltazar got a cal

. >> and there are questions about nances. the associated press says authorities found several bank accounts around the country in her name holding thousands. she told investigators the hotel ur only source of income. her lawyer admits she made mistakes, but he says that does ean she was not raped. >> her credibility is important, you cannot become blind to the corroborating evidence. >> the judge lifted, next roscommon -- the judge lifted cos-kahn's house arrest. >>> the jury in the casey anthony death will begin their ne iferations to determi she murdered her daughter into the snake. >>> tense moments when a small airplane strayed into restricted over camp david. a fighter jets intercepted the ne a little before 1:30 after it failed to respond to radio contact. as escorted to hagerstown where it landed safely. lot was interviewed and ervice says it was accident. >>> president obama staked his position in his weekly address to raise the debt ceiling. >> it means we have to start decisions, scaled- back programs. nothing can b

supervisor chiu introduced this offensive coordinator nance several months ago in order to address noise concerns from open air tour buses with amplified sound. while we all recognize the importance of tourism as one of the primary economic engines for the city, supervisor chiu has been hearing from many residents across the city that their quality of life is being negatively impacted. they can destroy the peace and quiet of residential streets as well as hinder the enjoyment of those utilizing outdoor seating and other amenities outside the corridors. we also worked with other groups to come up with a proposal before you. the legislation would require tour bus operators to discontinue using electronic amplification systems in their ohm air sightseeing buses. in 2010, new york city enacted similar legislation and tour bus destinations around the world have been using headphones systems for years. also notably, recently in san francisco, there's a precedent, one of the major tour bus companies switched entirely over to headphones systems. as the legislation is currently written, it goes i

nance -- 2009. state senator nancy jake sobs believed it -- jacobs believed it was about raising movie. >> we -- money. >> we said this is all there is. you are not wanting to protect people's lives it's so you can make money. >> reporter: now again police have not found the man behind yesterday's attack on that speed camera vehicle on 295. the man is described as a white man around 60, 65 with gray hair. but, again, more people seem to be attacking the speed cameras. this one by padonia elementary was attacked in may and the other one in dundalk when someone spray painted the lens. we are live in baltimore county, linda so, abc2 news. >> thank you. >>> 5:0 #. casey anthony --5:02. casey anthony will be sentenced for lying to investigators. she was cleared tuesday of first-degree murder in the death of her 2-year-old daughter caylee. legal experts believe she may walk free for time already served. but after an intense trial, filled with accusations against her family, the question remains where's th

now, i want to assure you we do do preventative maint nance, but in different forms. i also want to assure you that we rely on traffic signals and marksings and also the signs were not in a state of disrepair. there's no iminnocent sign of collapse. so we are doing it in different forms based on the resources we have and the mechanisms and tools available to us. the most significant item that was pointed out to us was the sign system, the sign inventory. there isn't currently a national standard for reflectivity, how well the signs will reflect in the evening when the headlight shines on them. but we understand that the federal government who prom el gaits the license, which mandates standards and types of usage signs are installed throughout the country, is thinking about establishing some standards for reflectivity in the near future. it's an unfunded mandate, they usually allow several years for us to comply and we would normally do that over time as we do maintenance. one of the impediments is we do not have an up-to-date signed inventory system. the system that w

it's got a whole lot of sustain nance. -- sustenance. the new project from bobby brown -- bobby's back, y'all. the new project is called "the masterpiece." it drops in june, and i feel so fortunate that bobby got a chance to see us before the project even drops, give us a heads up on it and i think you're going to like it. bobby brown, i'm delighted to know that you're happy. that's the most important thing, that you're happy, man. >> thank you, thank you. tavis: good to have you on the program and congrats on the project in advance. bobby brown, y'all. thanks for watching. that's our show. as always, keep the faith. ♪ mr. telephone man there's something wrong with my line ♪ when i dial my baby's number i get a kick every time ♪ mr. telephone man i try dialing a number ♪ i get a kick every time ♪ must be a bad connection ♪ need love and affection ♪ can't get my baby on the line ♪ >> for more information on today's show, visit t >> -- you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley with every question and every

nances cordes joins us. nancy, are things going as badly as the republican leadership says? >> well, scott, both sides appear very pessimistic at this point. you've got senator dick durbin, a democrat saying flat out yesterday's meeting did not go well. he said he said a prayer for today's meeting then you have a republican senator, saying that the white house essentially walked away from $500 billion in cuts that the two sides had already agreed to so no one right now can point to any progress that these talks are achieving. >> pelley: senator mcconnell proposed a stopgap plan today in case they miss the deadline. what was that about? >> well, it's a pretty complicated plan, scott, and it essentially boils down to allowing the president to raise the debt limit in fits and starts over the next year and a half and essentially puts off any talk of spending cuts to a later date. the plan went over with a thud among house republicans who see this as giving in, but mcconnell says that he doesn't want to be a party to default and he certainly doesn't want republicans to be blamed

the astronauts repaired it famous servicing mission very successful perhaps the greatest moment in nance's history except for the moon landing. and so it was very worrisome to many people that right after the service a mission when people had been opposed to the telescope because it wasn't working. crazy astronomer was going to try to see if he could image distant galaxies and they were afraid that i would get no results and if that were true then the public would really be opposed to the telescope but i thought it was worth the scientific risk. fortunately i had a very good team of young scientists who are paying me and of course it didn't work out so there's a story here it is important to take a scientific basis well that's my question i mean it's a huge risk from what you've described a huge amount of money that could have been so many const more than prose what drove you that intuition or is that is that we partly know it was that's a good question actually it was intuition. that's. i in my science i do tend to rely on my intuition probably too much actually because i can point to tim

and faces two counts of murder but could be charged with a third because avery was reportedly preg nance with eggleston's child. >>> police are trying to find out who owned a begun that got into the hands of a a 5-year- old boy who shot his 4-year-old playmate at playground in prince george's county yesterday. police say they were called to the apartment at hillcrest heights where they found the 4- year-old shot in the back. the mother of the 5-year-old shooter says her son found the gun on the playground and didn't -- and the gun didn't come from her house. she says her son thought it was a cap gun. the #-year-old was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive -- 4-year-old was taken to the hospital and is expected to be survive. >>> be smart and stay safe on water. maryland waterways have been dangerous this year. 13 people drowned in boating incidents and that's more than all of last year. with the big 4th of july weekend getting started, law enforcement and the u.s. coast guard will be out on waterways to help keep you safech the coast guard is urging boaters of all ages to wea

so what do you use that mapet nance check list for? -- maintenance check list for? >> for every project we finish, we sign a service agreement or offer a service maintenance agreement and then when we go back to the house a year later we go through this check list and we go through the whole thing to make sure everything's being maintained, that, well, it's a very detailed check list. but every house in san francisco needs to be maintained and you can see through lawrence's slides what happens if you don't maintain them. >> in my experience, often people do wonderful design work and excellent construction but stop at that point when the construction is finished and think they're done. but that's not the case. you have to maintain it. you have to have a program first to evaluate it. is this what we wanted? pick up the stuff that's not quite right, you thought it was ok but not. so we have to do post construction evaluation and then we have to have a maintenance program. you've got to maintain them. these houses do not maintain themselves. and much of the work that we

. >> i think you kind of go vice president, president, governor of texas, john nance garner had a prettyhandle on that. >> he says he had a good handle it. his handle was that the vice president see wasn't worth a bucket of whatever. guys that appear as endorsers on a stadium rally, he says he is the anti-christ, the guy hitler was sent by god to hunt the jews, guy says started world war ii, says the japanese stock market is depressed. he said he wouldn't reject the endorsement of any of those folks. also appeared on video feed talking about his stadium prairie vent. he spoke to a group of more than 600 pastors in south carolina. why south carolina? right. as rick perry continues to gear up to announce he is running for president, his campaign has to see his only real competitors for the nomination as mitt romney on the left and michele bachmann on the right. with michele bachmann, the theory has to be wait long enough and wait for that campaign to implode. today there were early warning signs as handlers physically attacked brian ross as he tried to ask her questions. but in terms of th

here with reaction ceo of concerned women for america penny nance and tamara holder. welcome back. it is not just one word, within example. it is an ongoing series of sexist, bigoted, hateful, misogynist comments by this guy. i don't hear a peep out of the left and women in america. >> that's right. bill maher has a history of demeaning and scorning conservative women. for some reason he finds them particularly threatening. he's even stooped to obscenity-laced comments about sarah palin and i'm not sure about michelle bachmann. buy said horrible things about both of them. even sarah palin's child with down syndrome. he's out of control. i'm not sure why,000 and hbo has not addressed it -- we think they should. his scorn is outrageous. the only being he hates more than conservativev< women is god. at least we are in good company. we have an example. i'm going to play this tape tamara. imagine me using the term milf to describe democratic women. do you think there would be a lot of outrage? i do. watch the following exchange with him and his guests. >> there you go fox news for your

would you ever count nance offering a playboy cover to somebody like casey anthony?number of people that have tweeted me immediately afterward asking whether or not we would do a pictorial on her, et cetera. and the answer is simply no. i wouldn't reward someone like that for what has happened. >> even though you would know instinctively it would sell millions of copies? >> there are classic examples, as a matter of fact, historically in terms of a black miss america that we didn't do a pictorial on because she was a black miss america and i knew that would hurt her. and other similar examples. some people may think of "playboy" as exploitation. i don't. >> what's interesting is that you clearly have your own moral code about it. that in itself might surprise people. but i've known you awhile and i know that you do. where do you think the line is drawn on things like that? is it just your instinct tells you it would be inappropriate? >> well, i don't think it's entirely subjective but i think you have to obviously -- each situation is an individual and you have to ma

the five minutes may have meant we would've had his presidentially during the great depression, john nance garner, the speaker of the house, crusty texan with little time, less charisma and capacity to move a nation that was minimal. indeed, there is a book by philip k. and some of you may know a con man in the high castle, the presents a victory because there is no roosevelt to mobilize the nation. we think back in 1931 when a visiting british politician in new york looked the wrong way while crossing the street, fifth avenue. births look this way, we look that way. hit by a taxi, developed pleurisy in a hospital in a mustang. so slightly different injury, slightly worse illness and it would've been no winston churchill to the britain in its hour of need. so those examples are kind of like inspiration. so i decided to do was write histories, each based on the smallest turn of random chance, east leading to hugely consequential results, each rooted in as possible scenarios i could construct, held hugely by the sometimes startling things i discovered that really did happen in matters great

and even with other worldly species, is it really conceivable that the word can be left to the prove nance of a minority? if self-appointed power elitist aren't representative, an often unconscionable minority, the attempt will always be made somewhere, somehow i and per -- per sintly. and so the battle lines remain drawn between humpty dumpty and the witches and sorcerers of the world. despite the watch tours proclaim the latter, the word shall fly. and to win this battle as they have won it again ask again despite losses, despite setbacks, despite a numbing sense of -- [inaudible] curse, fighting the same battle over and over again. they are energized, however, because the very mobility of the masthead inscription on the conveyance that takes the witches to battle have summed it all up. -- [inaudible] for the origin of language it, that inscription is native to the people of a continent that contested the arrogance of colonialism. it was transported into europe, demarcated by the inhumanity of the berlin wall, returned to the southern part of the african continent in a renewed assault on

closer report to the report, go to wbaltv.com >> former imf chief dominic strauss-kahn have a future in nance we head to florida as closing arguments are set to begin in the casey anthony trial >> first, a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. >> jurors in the casey anthony murder trial will be back in a florida courtroom to hear closing arguments, get instructions from a judge and begin deliberations. the judge says he expects to have them working july 4th as well trying to decide whether the florida woman is guilty of killing her two-year-old daughter. jay grey has more >> at a time. >> this concludes the presentation of all evidence >> now comes the closing arguments. >> the courtroom was closed today. jeff aban terry, and then on each sunday each side will get a half day to deliver their final crucial address to the jury >> legal analysts say the prosecution must stay the course >> no matter how you put the puzzle together, based on her own admission, her lies and her behavior, all inferences correlated from? really, there is only one conclusion. she is responsible. she is liable.

he has been released on his own recog nance again as he walks arm and arm with his wife amid a mediahe french media in particular are loving this story today. from the very beginning there had been a lot of speculation that not only was the maid story completely false, jon, but in fact there was some sort of conspiracy theory because he was a frontrunner to run against nicholas sarkozy in french politics and become potentially the next french president. could those charges are dropped? according to sources close to the says the maid's story has a lot of holes in it. there were lies that she also told cops after she was questioned, a lot of questions really surfacing. but the fact that the prosecution even is saying that they don't have enough evidence, perhaps for those federal charges to stick, meaning that he is now out without bail. jon: you can imagine a lot of people in the french media and overall in france are going to be saying, see, we told you so. >> reporter: a loyou. julie: a lot of pressure on the prous kwaougs. jon: we'll shall watching this. our national debt. there is

the congressman said he had no idea the order difficult nance would affect people like lydia. >> it's not against little girls setting up cookie and lemonade stands. but the overall intent of the ordinance was to protect the vendors at the events. >> reporter: he says this reper kug was an oversight and it need to be changed. meanwhile they aren't letting the circumstances gets them down. >> when life gives you lemons, make lemonade. >> reporter: many patrons were sympathetic. while the treats were free, nothing stops them from offering tips. >> we have an update. the police apologized to the girls and their parents saying there was a misunderstanding. turns out it doesn't exactly apply to lemonade stands run by children. so lydia and her mom took it all in stride. >> he told us -- >> i'm absolutely positive and i have always been positive there is no malice or ill intent with it. martha: the police say they will not allow this to happen again. all the officers will be trained how to properly enforce that ordinance. of course, she wants to be near the car show. she has a prime locatio

i was amused just now by what nance pelosi said, that's the way meetings with presidents end. check the constitution, it's the house of representatives that decides how much the people spend through their government, and the speaker of the house was there yesterday. the president of the united states, the head of one branch of government walked out, stalked out on the head of another branch of government. if you're a rating agency and you see that kind of behavior and the republicans quarreling and bickering among themselves, do you think they could come up with a credible plan? if i were running moody's i would downgrade them on monday. alisyn: peter morici thanks so much for your expertise, we appreciate it. >> take care. alisyn: you too. again there is a lot of breaking news on the debt crisis across these next two hours. stick with us. we are now awaiting two press conferences. first house gop leadership will get in front of the cameras at about 1:15 eastern they are scheduled to discuss the balanced budget amendment. we should get details on today's upcoming meeting at th

. >>> so let's follow up with abc's aviation consultant john nance. it's hard to figure out how these are happening. they're generally moving pretty slow. air traffic controllers watching. how do they collide? >> they collide, george, because you've got very large aircrcraf here with pilots way up in the front. and your vision does not have enough capability to know where the wing tip is if it's close. we make a lot of assumptions in the cockpit. and obviously two of anything becomes a trend. we got to make this go away. and that means we have to change the way we do things. >> even worse than the collisions as lisa pointed out, lots of near misses over the last year. a thousand near-misses over the last year. >> yeah, it's very clearly a trend here. and i know we've got a situation in all of the major airports where we're packing planes together. certainly it's true in jfk and boston, atlantnt on and on. but the fact is, we still have to have not only markings and procedures on the taxiway, air traffic controllers trained properly for this and pilots

there's no way that's he would let meone dig into texas nances or be investigated. it is laughable. host: so you don't thing he's going to run? we lost her. our states like texas going to be? be dew point guest: tt has been an interesting question this year. texas is called an atm state, stes where candidates go to raise money. but they generally don't go there to compete because in the recent past it has been reliably republican state. president obama's team wld like him to believe that might be different this year. i used to work for a texas newspaper, so i pay attention to texas politics. i know what the democrats are relying on, the changing demographyf the state. texas is a majority and minority state or very close to being so. the hispanic population is growing exponentially. texas will set more seats in the house in this year's reapportionment than any other states and will gain four congressional seats. at tells you how much is the state's population has grown. most of that growth has been fuelled hispanics, who generally tend to vote democratic. and s this year, the democra

ourselves as a body that has failed and had deliberately harmed the american economy because of objects nance, stubborness and recklessness. first time. second, in three and less than a half days our nation will default. this will, without a doubt, cost dramatic amount of costs on the american people in almost every aspect of our lives, whether it's in the area of credit cards, mortgages and car notes and many other areas, our state and local governments' costs will go up, investors will suffer. this is in no way helpful and in dramatic contrast to everything we have ever done before. there's no doubt about it, madam speaker, the republicans and the democrats have a very different view of the role of government. democrats believe that a government in partnership with a free market work well to guarantee a strong economy for the american people. and republicans see almost no role for government at all and speak derisively about government all the time. the american people i believe agree. the american people i believe will agree with the democrats and history will bear us out as being on the r

it's just a terrible failure of government nance if governance.s grown dramatically in the last three, four week. i won't strictly point to our presentation but lots of presentations have been made that have opened people's eyes on that subject. >> jay good to talk to you. former undersecretary of the treasury, and the visiting scholar with a very helpful bipartisan policy center. kiran? >> ali, thanks. >>> one of the few he'll who stood by tiger woods during the sex scandal. >> now his former caddie is letting it all out after being fired by woods earlier in the week. steve williams didn't go into the why, why he was let go, but didn't hold back about how he felt about that decision. >> extremely disappointed. given the fact that the last months have been a particularly difficult time, woods through a scandal, a new coach, a swing change and the last eight months have been very difficult and i've stuck by him through thick and thin and been incredibly loyal and then, you know, to have this happen. i mean, basically, could you say i've wasted two

operation and main nance defensewide, $9/11, 312, 876,000. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will -- will the gentleman specify the amendment? mr. poe: it's page 128, line 17. the chair: the clerk has two amendments with the same page number. could you provide a little bit more specification on the amendment? mr. poe: strikes $1 billion. the chair: the clerk will designate. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. poe of texas, page 128, line 17, after the dollar amount, insert, reduce by $1 billion. page 129, line 1, after the dollar amount insert, reduce by $1 billion. page 161, line 1, after the dollar amount insert, increase by $1 billion. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. for five minutes. mr. poe: thank you, mr. chairman. this amendment deals with the money that we give pakistan. specifically it deals with the reimbursement account that the united states pays for the war on terror to reimburse p.c.a. for the spend -- pakistan for the spen

vital corps projects and increased reliance on using band-aids to remedy critical infrastructure mapet nance issues. similarly this appropriations bill further reduces the level of funding for the corps by 11.5%, including a remarkable cut of 20.5% from the corps' construction account and additional 32.2% reduction for corps work along the mississippi river. collectively for the hundreds of corps projects around the country, these reductions in funding will result in a growing deficiency in maintenance that will continue to expand until it becomes an emergency. even the lack of viable offsets in bill, my amendment focuses on the corps' account that provides funding to the corps to dredge existing harbors to their congressionally authorized width and depth. mr. chairman, eliminating the funds for operation and maintenance is both penny wise and pound foolish. businesses large and small depend greatly on their ability to move their goods to market by using our nation's waterways. from california importers to minnesota miners, to ohio steel workers to michigan manufacturers, to new york fisherm