the woman, her daughter, nieces as well as three men in the s.u.v. were all killed. the driver's 5-year-old son and two others are hospitalized today. maryland's officials are meeting today to talk swine flu. the swine flu summit is being held in annapolis. they will discuss what to look for and how to report the virus, as well as emergency preparedness. and the battle over that proposed wal-mart super center in virginia is almost over. the controversy surrounds a planned wal-mart from the wilderness civil war battle field. a public hearing will be held tonight and county supervisors could vote after that meeting. wal-mart says it will be in a commercially zoned area. and people looking to build a new home in virginia may be required by law to install sprinkler systems. the state board of housing is supposed to vote today whether or not to adopt a regulation passed by an international building code organization. it if the board votes yes, the mandate would go into effect in 2011. and mother nature sprinkler's going on out there today. it's just that summer pattern. >

>> a local woman believes her family is in danger from the same people who murdered her sister and niece. last march police found the bodies of delores and ebony dewitt in a burning car. today delores dewitt's sister came home and found vandals had been there first. police continue to investigate the mother/daughter murders but smith conducting her own investigation. >> my sister would do the same for me. she would do the same for me. she wouldn't rest content until this case is solved. >> well, at this point police have made no arrests. >>> and today the smell of death was in the air at the murder trial of a dc woman. banita jacks is accused of killing her four daughters and living with their decomposing remains for month. today police brought boxes and boxes of evidence from court and when they were opened a horrible stench was in the courtroom. and when they showed pictures of the girls, the mother put her head in her arms. >>> violence is plunging a across the nation. it may sooepd seem like a trend -- seem like a trend that flies in the face of economic theory. but the jury is still

. >> it is to niece's wedding day. instead of getting married in the mountains as she planned, she took her brows at a hospital chapel. three weeks before her wedding, she was diagnosed with acute leukemia. >> i started crying. >> for denise, chemotherapy was not effective. her doctor said that she needed a bone marrow transplant. >> for patients to have leukemia that cannot be cured through traditional chemotherapy, we look for bone marrow transplants in order to give them the best chance to cure the disease forever. >> stem cells are taken from a matched donor, preferably a family member. in the niece's case, her family did not provide a perfect match. -- in denise's case, her family did not provide a perfect match. she has another problem, she is latino. only 9% of the people in the registry are hispanic as well. >> a large reason why people do not join a registry is because they do not know about it. >> they're hoping that many more will register so that she can renew her vows in the way that she has always dreamed

but our voice is going to continue to be for our nieces and nephews.el like this is our obligation as being the aunt and uncle we need to speak out. >> absolutely. we love them too much to turn our back and not to address the issues that we see that we have been somewhat involved in. there needs to be change. >> thank you both for taking the time to come and visit with us this morning, and we hope somehow a bridge is built back between you and your sister. >> thanks for having us again. >> thank you. >> all right. >>> up next, hot weather in the northwest. an all-time record in seattle, and when are the thunderstorms going to stop in the northeast? we'll check our forecast when we come back. announcer: kids who don't eat breakfast aren't getting the nutrition they need - to keep their bodies strong. - ( school bell rings ) - hey, jessica. - hey, billy. announcer: a nutritious start to the day is essential. that's why carnation instant breakfast essentials supplies all the nutrients of a complete breakfast. so kids get the protein and calcium they need

she is having a hard time finding a niec --iche. i am told from some sources that she is being isolated, and she tends to be on her own, not close to the people around obama, and not close to the vice president. >>. it is not true that richard holbrooke is seen running from the scene. >> former marine general jim jones, he should have obama's here --ear. there have been a number of stories saying he is competing with obama's campaign staff to help run the white house. jim jones is having to compete with this younger cadres of campaign workers to get space. >> that is that -- not the way it is supposed to be. eveready said he will bash heads together, he is one that looks bloodied at the moment. >> what we have in this white house, a strange thing, special envoy. we also have inside outside people in energy, someone on health care. in the white house, which leads a agency and the cabinet member with a layer between that person and the president. >> i must be the only one that happened -- that knows what happened to the czar. i have h

a woman's sister and niece were murdered. their killer never caught. now she says the rest of her family is in danger. >>> plus, closing dc's budget gap. some neighborhood programs may pay the price. >>> and commemorating the first space walk. soon you will be able to explore the moon. those stories all new tonight at six. >>> you really can't complain on a monday when you're coming off a saturday and sunday like that. >> i know. >> you can't. and i want to emphasize, this is the hottest time of the year. so to have temperatures barely get out of the 70s and in the 50s at night? pretty nice. >> yes it is. >> we have video for you now. it was cloudy today but it kept the temps down a little bit and it was dry. folks got out in the northwest. nice day to get out. not worried about sun burning, breaking a sweat, that's good stuff. temps are going to be going up the next three days. 81 tomorrow, couple of showers, and then mid-80s on wednesday. that's still not bad. couple of thunderstorms possible. and then on thursday, we're getting up there, upper 80s,

she was not mentioned in the funeral, it included is mother and wife and son and brothers and niecesnd nephews. >> it was emotional for current former quarterback vince young. >> mcnair's casket was escorted by nine police officers to mount olive mississippi for a private burial. >> he was 36-year-old and he leaves behind a wife and four sons. >>> back here in maryland, police are investigating the discovery of an 8 3-year-old woman's body stuffed inside of a freezer. a loved one found her remains in anne arundel. the officials of the medical examiner's office are working to determine her cause of date and that is where mike hellgren is. >> reporter: her body is here and her grandson says calling police was the right thing to do but he wanted to withhold judgment until police completed their investigation. investigation found 8 3-year- old doris lee cook inside after freezer at the country club apartments where she lived with her two daughters. they believe she had been dead for several weeks. the grandson called authorities when he found her. >> the person was no longer living and t

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among those killed, 36-year-old mother driving that mini van along with her daughter, three nieces between the ages of 2 and 9. the woman's son did survive that accident. >>> and a pistol that once belonged to the infamous bank robber john dilger has been auctioned off for more than $95,000. that gun sold for more than double what was expected. it was said to be found in one of dillinger's socks 75 years ago. >>> now, here's an early look how wall street will kick off the day today. the dow opens 9,023. the s&p added 2 points. the nasdaq lost 7. in hong kong, the hang seng jumped 268 points. >>> the markets are looking to stay hot after surprise earnings reports kept up a major rally last week in wall street. invest ovrs will try to keep that rally going when major companies like visa, exxon mobil will were unveil their second quarter earnings. there is still plenty of concern hanging over the street. many companies are beating expectations by slashing expenses. that's not something they can continue to boost their profit. meanwhile, fed chair ben bernanke is admitting he had a tough time

crew up with them in lived with him through a period as a child come included interviews with his nieces and nephews of most of the people who we wanted to get wheat ended up getting which was really gratifying. >> interesting ottley and of the senate, the senator whose own book, his autobiography which is titled true compass was scheduled to come out in november of 2010 has now been moved up to the october 27th of 2009. [laughter] do you think that was because of the club? >> i don't think so. i think it was because of his illness. >> he has moved it up to 2009, but it is unfortunate because of course adam clymer had about 21-- in the course of his biography. it might have helped, but they make it the point, the publishing company made the point of saying this is the globe's count was not the authorized account. i guess that means involving-- >> the authorized account is obviously his own account and i think people will look forward to his memoirs. he is a fascinating figure. he has been a dominant figure in politics for the last 50 years and has been part of the great history but obvio

not mentioned in the funeral including memories from his mother, wife and son, brothers and nieces andhews. >> steve was like a hero to me. you know, heros are not supposed to die. >> reporter: very emotional for many like current titans quarterback vince young. the casket escorted by nine police officers to the hometown of mount olive, mississippi for a private burial ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> and steve mcnair was 36 years old. leaves behind a wife and four sons. >>> in other news tonight, four people recovering after a police chase led to a dangerous chain reaction crash in anne arundel county. one of the officers pursued a nissan going over the limit along 695 and route 10. the chase led ordinance road. now mdta police officers say the victim was hasn't but two people were hurt and a driver in a bmw was also hospitalized. >>> a two alarm fire start ed early kr mo morning at the -- early this morning. rod cross at the scene to help with the residents. >>> we had nice weather but all good things must come to an end. let's check with bernadette woods for a updated look at live doppler radar. >>

. >> that's my niece. >> is that cute? >> i think it's my niece. is it? oh, it is.ing i know my family. okay. the seven astronauts aboard the space shuttle "endeavour" are back home after a 16-day mission in the international space station, and get this, at least one of them wearing underwear older than the mission itself. the astronaut wore the same pair of underwear during the entire month. i'm having a hard time because i'm trying to visualize. the undies are experimental and designed to be odor-free. before his return the astronaut said he thinks the experiment worked because his station crew never complainted. they are underwear designed not to have an odor y do we need that? at what point do you need to wear undies for a month? >> at some point we have to say stop the insanity. >> stop wasting my time. >> stop wasting my time on month-old skivvies. >> jim stansfeld scaled a building with a pair of gloves he built. he was attached to a safety harness and had trained professionals by his side as he climbed up the bbc building. maybe you need a little bit of a li

. >> i'm happy for my niece and her mother that they did catch the guy. >> davis is charged with attempted murder. police commissioner says davis will be charged as an adult. >>> another person is sickened by carbon monoxide as that troubled apartment complex. this happened yesterday. 1 resident was taken to the hospital for treatment and a number of people that lived there have gotten sick over the past few years. many in the last few weeks. in 2005, 3 people died from it at that apartment complex. >>> former washington d.c. mayor finds himself in trouble with the law again. this time a woman accuses him of stalking her. he was arrested yesterday in a d.c. park after a woman flagged down police and said barry had been stalking her. he was charged with a misdemeanor and released. barry's spokesperson says he is the victim of someone who he tried to help that turned against him. he served 4 terms as mayor of d.c. and a councilman. in 1990 he was taped smoking crack cocaine and spent 6 months in jail. >>> turning to the weather now. we had a perfect 4th of july weekend. it was picture perfec

minivan rolled down an embankment and burst in to flames the driver, her daughter and three young nieces all died. emergency crews were able to rescue the woman's 5-year-old son. >> several people were ejected, most of them children and we prioritized and we were able to save one young child's life. >> reporter: drivers who stood still for hours showed patients and compassion for the victims. >> horrible. the family, innocent kid answer lives taken. >> reporter: it was the second wrong-way collision on the road on the same day. five people were injured when a car went north on the southbound lanes 20 miles of the fatal crash. >>> nadia has signed on to a reality television show. no network has been abounce announced -- announced but it is set to start shooting iworks the company behind the biggest loser will produce the series. her 14 children will collectively earn $250,000 over three-year period. 15% of that money will go to a trust fund that the children can access once they turn 18. >>> counseling up next, howard will be here with the forecast. >>> yeah, getting steamy out here. we h

. >> reporter: the woman driving the van, her daughter and three nieces died. the young girls ranged in age from 2 to 9. the woman's 5-year-old son is the sole survivor. three men were also killed. >> we do not know why the vehicle was traveling southbound in the northbound lanes. >> reporter: a third vehicle carrying two adults was also involved in the accident. the two survived with just minor injuries. cbs news, new york. >>> and "endeavour" astronauts are gearing up for the fifth and final spacewalk of the mission. the crew on the international space station got its sunny side wake-up call this morning. today's spacewalk will focus on rewiring a space station gyroscope and installing tv cameras on the porch of japan's space station lab and they will head home tomorrow. >>> straight ahead, your monday morning weather. >>> and in sports, the phillies make a number of withdrawals from citizens banks parks. ♪ i am stuck on band-aid® brand ♪ ♪ 'cause germs don't stick on me! ♪ only band-aid® brand plus antibiotic waterproof... has antibiotic ointment directly on

. >> dail: he showed me a picture of himself with his niece, and the niece was a child of his brothered in 9/11. >> sullenberger: and he told me he didn't think that his family could take losing a second son. >> my brother was a firefighter killed at the trade center. and the whole way down, i'm thinking, "my family's not going to survive this. i've got to get off this airplane." i can't believe that everyone walked off that airplane. it's a miracle. and i really thank you. >> sullenberger: 155 is a number, but when you can put faces to it-- and not just 155 faces, but the other faces, the wives, the daughters, the sons, the fathers, the mothers, the brothers. it gets to be a pretty big number pretty quickly. i simply wanted to thank all of you for coming. i think today was as much and as good for me and my crew as it was for you. we will be joined forever, because of the events of january 15, in our hearts and in our minds. good-bye. ( applause ) >> couric: it was an emotional experience for all of them, following weeks that captain sullenberger described as "surreal." there was the

his parents, joe and katherine, his beautiful children, his sisters and brhe and his nieces and nephewskihad an incredib knowingness about him. he sg with such feeling, inspiratio michaehad a quality that i couldn't completely unrstand, but we all knehe was special. asidfrom singing and dancing like james brown and jackie wilson, he sg a smoky robinson so called "who's loving yo. he sang wi the passion of a man living the blu with heartbreak his whole le. as great as smoky sang it, i thought michael was better. i went to smoky and i , hey, man, i think hgot you on that e. smoky said, me, too. that was motown. motown was built on love and competition and sotimes the competition got the way of the lo, but the love always won out. we cpeted on everything. ancalifornia, we had a baseball game every week, the jacksons versus the gord. unfortunately r us, tito and jackie were big run hitter they would kno the ball out of the park. but then so would my s berry. i'm not going to tell how won most othe games, but i will ll you that the gordys cried a lot. and even thouglittle michael was the cat

. >> alumni gather to process the niece. >> there has to be more to it.o sudden. >> we have had hard times before. >> founded in 1922. it is the oldest co-ed catholic school in the a diocese of baltimore. it draws nearly half its students from baltimore city, with 40% minority. >> i was accepted here. i won awards here for the first time in my life. >> he says the recession undermined the school's bottom line. >> when your sole source of income is tuition, and you have $180,000 worth of tuition that you didn't collect from last year, you have a perfects step. >> i feel so lost and stressed. >> carla would have been president of her senior class. now she is stressed about finding a new school. >> i am depressed that the a diocese has taken my parents money. >> i received an e-mail from some of my friends saying towson catholic is closed. then i saw the news and i was in tears. >> they say the archdiocese will help them relocate. >> we no longer have nuns and religious brothers serving for free. you have salaries that you owe the teachers and staff. aging b

know that jeff nordaas was piloting that doomed helicopter and he leaves behind six nephews and his nieces on his mother's side. his father is a search and rescue pilot returning from base at the red sea. >>> metro spent rom time passing out flyers detailing what you can expect on the red line in the next few weeks and the flier outlined what investigators have learned since the deadly accident on june 22nd. it explains why trains are moving through that area more slowly and asks people to be more patient. passengers faced other delays this afternoon that were significant after a man was hit by a train at the van ness station. witnesses say the 40-year-old man intentionally went on the tracks. deputy fire chief says that victim does have life- threatening injuries but was couldn't -- conscious. >> he has lacerations and injuries compatible with being struck. he is being transported to gw parkway. >> -- hospital. >> an adult male. able to extricate him and get him to the platform. >> for two hours trains shared one track between the cleveland park and friendship heights metro station. you c

her daughter and herself and three nieces were all killed three people in the suv were also killed. she called her brother two hours before and she said that she was feeling ill. >>> baltimore police say tit for tat gang-related shootings left more than a dozen people wounded and two dead. it all happened when there was a walk-in cookout. a two yearly girl and a pregnant man were among the victims hit. hours later, four men were shot and three separate shoot information that neighborhood. two of them were killed and police blamed gangs and drugs. >> the former champion was shot to death during a robbery. the man snatched his wallet and then the man started shooting. and on the team with oscar day la jolla. and a message for china, we're in this together. a large team of diplomats is in washington for two days of talks. they will cover claim mate change, and north korea's nuclear weapons. the president says that the u.s. relationship with beijing will shape the 21 stp century. he's confident that the two countries can find the common ground despite their differences. >> our nation is

allen was inspired by the passing of his 1-year-old niece who died. company that markets applications chose his idea out of 14,000 other proposals. >>> all right. there are plenty of bad food options out there. and we love every one of them. well, the health website, eat this not that, has a new listing of the worst of the worst. prepare to be frightened. the site says that the worst frozen meal is stouffers white meat chicken pie, more than 1,000 calories. the worst sandwich, tuna melt, quiznos, 1800, 133 grams of fat. worst mexican dish, chile's fajita quesedilla -- as much fat as 44 strips of bacon. >> what do we have in the cafeteria today? >> no. they're wonderful. >> it is always good. always good. >> boy is it wonderful? >> i wouldn't eat there tomorrow if i were you? >> what is it? >> i know. how is that? >> we had international space station. solar eclipse. 40 years at one day ago. there were two men walking on the moon. one orbiting the moon. tonight, there were 13 people in bi i i saw international space station. plus this. the total eclips

as a matter of fact, my niece just married one. but the issue is that they tend to look at the industry as if you're making a profit, there's something wrong. >> but for some victims, even the harshest sentence will not ease their loss. willard's father, william, took his own life after losing all his money to bernard madoff. >> he will go down in history as probably the world's biggest con man, and i don't think that was necessarily the legacy he wanted to leave behind. >> in a same today, bernard madoff's wife, ruth, broke her silence about the case. she said she felt betrayed and confuse bid her husband's crimes. she's also agreed to give up more than $80 million in assets to the authorities. family properties in long island, florida and the south of france have been kwon tiss indicated along with his yacht. greg wood, bbc news, new york. >> 21 people died after a train carrying liquefied gas exploded in northern italy. it happened in a northern town on monday night. at least 11 others were seriously injured. it took time to ide

[applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> on behalf of my family, myself, fans, friends, nieces, brothers, i would like to thank everyone for coming out. i am lost for words. i have his back, so does the family. we thank you. we thank you very much. we thank you very much. i stand here trying to find words of comfort, trying to understand what the board has taken our brother to return home from such a short visit your honor. when we left us, a part of meat went with you. a part of you will live forever with me. i will treasure the good times, the fund we head singing, dancing, laughing. i remember when we used to come home from school and we would grab a quick bite to eat and try to watch "the three stooges and." as much as possible, because our mother would say it was time to go to the recording studio. i also remember a time when i went to the record store, and there was this man purchasing a lot of cds. he had an afro, crooked teeth, and his clothes were rumpled. i went behind him and said, "michael, what are you doing in a store? what are you doing?" i told him, i know it is

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. >> reporter: patricia smith went to the largo home where her sister and niece were murdered in march. they were killed in march. vandals had been there first. [crying]. >> they broke into the hse . atria smith is the sister of dollars dewitt, the aunt of ebonny. their bodies why found in a burned car. police say there is no evidence showing the crimes are connected to another murder earlier. when smith visited her abandoned home this morning she found vandals had been there first. she called police who told her to stay outside. >> exit the house or a search will be conducted. >> reporter: police found no one inside. smith has been conducting her own investigation and fears this may be retribution. >> there's something going on here. either those animals are still out there trying to send a message, tell us to shut up. but i'm not going to do that. they will have to gag me, bag me, tag me, i'm not going to shut up. >> reporter: she says she believes detectives are doing the best they can, but promises to continue her own investigation. >> my sister would do the same for me. she would

appointing a criminal prosecutor to investigate whether or not cia personnel tortured terror taken niece after 9/11, good idea. >> after the obama administration leaves, the subsequent administration will conduct a grand jury to determine whether the president or any person in this administration should be indicted an prosecuted and this is a terrible trend and i hope the attorney general listens to the president, who says we need to look forward, not backward. this is high risk stuff, if we chill the ability author willingness of our intelligence operatives and others to get information that is necessary to protect america, there could be disasterous consequences. >> chris: senator feinstein you get the last word. >> i don't know whether senator cornyn read those inspector general reports. but i have. and they are chilling. and i understand why the attorney general is where he is. i read the "newsweek" story, i know no more about it than that. i don't know whether he will choose to investigate. but, that is certainly his independent option. and -- >> chris: would you favor a criminal in

kennedy always listens to his nieces and grand nieces and nephews. they were excited about the obama. once they achieve adulthood he takes their views seriously. and also was the culmination of some respects of the civil rights that obama had used throughout his career. [inaudible] >> you know, he has a lot of respect on senator clinton and they worked a lot on healthcare and he helped her a lot when she first came to the senate. they never really clicked in right the same way. she's a different kind of legislator from up here and he's from down here. she's a very hard worker and, you know, she's really just so knowledgeable on policy, but she -- she doesn't operate on the same way up there that he doesn't so i don't think they ended up having quite the relationship with her that he thought he might. >> thank you very much. finish. >> no, i'm done. [laughter] >> well, there it is about -- it's about 75 years and about 90 minutes. we could go a lot longer. you've been a terrific audience. [applause] >> let's hear it from the seven writers and the edit

i love that your little niece is sa griller. that so cute. >> interesting mome in our house. the dance moves. you can latch on to a couple of moves and totally be witit. wow. david, someone mad the pint atve you ever beenat a wedding and jackson five or michael jacksonong comes on, you got grandmas and uncles and erybody rushi to dance oor. his music ma us all so comfortable even if you ally couldn't dan. david? that is your cue! that is my family! >> nancy, we want toend it back o to ris jansing. u're looking alive pickets from the staples center where chris is now high above gettin that visual. also the funeral home were michael jockson jacon's private ceremony i taking e. is. >> i remember one of th most poignant momentsor me when they were hang aorial f princess diana and her brother said something and i' grossly paraphrasing here, that, u know, she was tan froms at her mostbeautiful. you ow, i don't know tt we say that of michael butou're right. he has captured snapshots in timet will always be remembered and for me and i think a lot of people around the world, watching

lindsey harding ripping the rock and sharing the sugar up to we are niece for the lay in.cs led by as many as 14. they hold onto win by one. during last year's british open, 5-year-old gregg forman turned back the clock and led three rounds before being called, this year tom watson is doing a reverse aging prosays but he's 60. and he's playing like he's 20 or 30. this is why he wins, putts like this. keeps them tied for the lead. on the 16th, that one won't get it. the share the birdie there. on the 17th nods by but tap in bird. watson all alone on the top. oldest player ever with a 54 hole lead at a major. >> i felt i guess serene is the right word for it. it was a day that even though i messed up a couple times, i didn't let that bother me. part of the game. i made up for it coming in again. >> all right. he's doing it well. here's your leader board. looking for his sixth british open championship. he won back to back back in 82 and 83. jim, lee, steve and john still hanging around. marie know from fair fax. stage 14 marred today by a spectator killed while she crossed t

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bit about an election there, but my days at paul were good days and interestingly enough some of my nieces and nephews have attended hall and i don't think it freedom of choice is now the majority is blackmun. when i left the university of arkansas and i went to art for ibm and interesting how i got the job because i did a whole lot of things are wrong in terms of stress and i refer the first time i went to interview. dave: had on is whether because i didn't know anything about ibm. they basically wanted to talk to african-american students and i remember when they asked me what i knew about ibm and i said they made typewriters and so i thought that was all i really knew. so the guy who interviewed me told me about the tests i have to take in his home and you are a liberal arts major and are going to do well on the test but in any way and maybe we will introduce you to people in the province of is and so i went into this has ever felt the pressure because it's only evidence you well on that. the next morning about 730am and the guy who had given me the test called again and he said in comm

at the wedding, theodore roosevelt who gave his niece away. congratulated franklin. said franklining, nothing like keeping the name in the family. there is in fact this wedding ceremony, day of the wedding is one of these critical moments. in, well not so much a critical moment in the development of franklin roosevelt's character, we'll get to those. but a critical eleanor roosevelt's understanding what she had gotten into. when i originally conceived the book and when i pitched it to my publisher it was going to be a dual biography. it was going to be biography of franklin and eleanor. it was going to be called franklin and eleanor. there was a book written, 37, 36 years ago, by joseph lash, called eleanor and franklin. and this is really the story, it was written, joseph lash was a dear friend of eleanor roosevelt. it is eleanor with franklin alongside. i was going to reverse this but i wanted to tell the story of the two lives together because i don't really think you can understand franklin's personal life and development without paying large attention to eleanor

eastern corn belt is so wet there's some guys that really niece the moisture. it's not here yet. but i think it's safer most of the time from a marketing standpoint to not guess against mother nature. right now, the weather is good enough. >> okay good deal. mike, soybeans. >> well that's the market that seems to have the most umph behind it. the demand is great. that's one side that's positive. we are sewing sowing a lot of grains. soybeans have great demand in japan and china. they are not backing off at all. yeah, i think you have to take a trading approach right now. i don't think you can expect to buy soybeans and take a dollar out of them in a week or so. you can buy them and take 20- cents off or 30-cents off. that's the attitude you want to have, an up and down kind of market. time has to heal this. >> we're just going to go up and down. even though we have low prices right now. a lot of guys are saying prices are going to go up and down. >> probably trading range. >> trading range. >> i'm the eternal optimist. i think grain prices, even though corn has dropped down to a

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a mother, carrying her son, daughter and three nieces. the crash sent the minivan rolling down an embankment and ejecting three of the children and after coming to rest, the van burst into flames. when firefighters arrived, that van was still on fire. crews worked to save as many passengers as they could managing to pull one child out alive. that child was a little boy. the mother's son. everyone else in the minivan was killed. terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >>> time for a check of the rest of the day's headlines. russ is at the news desk. >>> good morning. french president nicolas sarkozy is out of the hospital. he and his wife walked out of a paris hospital and thanked the doctors. sore cozy collapsed while jogging in hot weather. medical tests showed no heart problems but he was told to rest. >>> harvard professor and scholar henry louis gates jr. and cambridge police officer, james crowley have accepted the president's invitation to talk about the. >> reporter: over a beer at the white house. we're in cambridge with the latest. go

when we ask questions of the white male nom niece of a republican president, we were basically trying to find out whether -- to make sure that they would go far enough in understanding the flight of minorities, because clearly that was not in their d.n.a. bill: wow, does that not sound like a racial statement, white men can't understand the minority experience? way to go, dick durbin. check two, senator tom coburn also has a little racial controversy. >> if i go home, get a gun, come back and shoot you, that may not be legal under new york law because you would have alternative ways to defend -- >> you would have lots of explaining to do. bill: explaining, of course, from ricky ricardo from "i love lucy" fame. some hispanics were offended by that remark. check three, jon stewart offends folks or am i wrong? here is "the daily show's" latest sarah palin offering. 5u as all the media attention continues to swirl around her and her family, she made the decision she could best help them by stepping down as their mother. >> i'm sorry. say that again. she is what? >> that's right. effective

this is a show on which oscar de la hoya's niece -- we have round out of -- we have run out of celebritiesdaisy eliminates one, 12 pack. then flew off with the other guy on the helicopter, but 12 pack made this -- this to me is one of the all-time great moments in reality show history. >> oh, my gosh. >> i'm stuck in the empty parking lot by myself. i don't care. i should never have told the girl that i was falling for her because every time i tell a girl that, this is what happens to me. i get left with nothing. every time. i don't know. i don't know if i'll ever be tell anybody again that i love them or i'm falling in love with them. [ laughter ] >> poor 12 pack. well, i don't know what he was trying to say, but i think we can safely assume whatever it was, it was dumb. [ laughter ] speaking of dumb, the dumb media forced sarah palin to step down as governor of alaska. she gave a real barn burner of a speech. this is a woman who definitely sticks by her guns. >> together, we do stand with gratitude for our troops who protect all of our cherished freedoms include our freedom of speech whi

help their nieces, nephews, mothers. that's what we do around here, right? >> reporter: as police focus on dismantling several others. >> there was a 2-year-old shot in the arm who is expected to recover. and the pregnant woman who was wounded gave birth to a healthy baby. live at city police headquarters, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> the warrant, apprehension task force is also beefing up its efforts in east baltimore, targeting violent offenders. >>> we want to update the breaking story. a fatal fall. and sally is in the newsroom with details. >>> it happened a short i'm ago in crofton. 2500 block of vineyard lane. a 38-year-old man fell from a second floor window to a basement level patio and died. it was about a 25-foot fall. it appears to be an accident. and right now, the investigation is being handled by police. >>> there are storm and showers moving into the region. it's been a rough few days, with this new weather, coming just days after powerful storms caused damage in carroll and baltimore counties. eyewitness news is live with first war

. >> and tell them, my niece and nephew, when they come from cincinnati, ohio, all request that we go there. of all of the places they want to go get chocolate there. and as the best aunt ever, i always take them. >> and it's a perfect day for everything delicious because it's so nice outside. >> the weather is delicious. >> i can't believe it's july. we said it doesn't feel like we're in washington, d.c. in july. i'll have the details on a nice looking forecast coming up in a minute. >>> plus a botox ban in hollywood of all places. why one star says it's got to go. don't go anywhere. i'd hamy fill. this fiber? then i found miralax. and miralax relieves constipation with no bloating, no excess gas, no taste, no grit. you'll see. it's clearly different. announcer: restore your body's natural rhythm with miralax. >>> back now with a check on the day's top stories. more drama for marion barry. at a press conference on his stalking charges last night, the woman accused of -- accusing him of stalking, rather, showed up. barry's spokesperson said the contract awarding to donna watts last ye

so if there are 2:niece there can be three. >> at least 35 cats conted so far. so a couple of weeks ago, the pastor ordered the volunteers to feed the feeding -- move the feeding stations off the property. he wants them relocates, but where? >> where do you want me to put them. someone else's backyard? >> the church offered to keep the cat food on the edge of the property away from people. >> we thought it was a very, amicable solution. >> both sides are hoping a compromise can work, or the battle of felines and the faithful may only fester. melinda roeder, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> neighbors who live near the church think the cat colony began years and years ago when someone dumped two unwanted cats in that spot. residents in northwest baltimore city and baltimore county are under mandatory restrictions for water use tonight. officials say 150,000 residents need to curve water consumption for one week, at the least. because of repair work on a 54-inch main. and, of course the recent dry spell. >> under the restrictions, residents cannot water lawns period. also