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. >> reporter: apple's been doing auditing since 2006, and it has led to an nigh era of openness.hey revealed the names of most of their suppliers and joined the fair labor association. we were there when the head of that watchdog group began an unprecedented investigation. >> how do you know they're not putting on a show for you if they know you're coming? >> i expect them to put on a show. that's normal. but over the next couple of days -- >> what goes through your mind when you do the same thing all day? i met plenty of workers willing to complain about long hours, low pay, bad food. we knew there was only so much an american with a camera could uncover here. so we awaited the results of the audit, including the survey of over 35,000 workers on ipads. good to see you again. and just a few hours ago, the fla posted their findings. as americans understand the term, would you define foxconn as a sweatshop? >> no. it's a very modern facility. >> reporter: did you find any evidence of child labor? >> we did not. >> reporter: none? >> no child labor. >> reporter: so what are the most

there are a lot of nigh questions about how airlines screen those in charge of our safety. here is more. >> reporter: the horrific screams that still have everyone talking. >> new this morning, we now know the disturbed american airlines flight attendant carried on like this for a terrifying 15 minutes just moments before takeoff. ranting, raving and physically fighting off others who got in the way. >> we're physically restraining her. >> tried to talk her down and calm her down a little bit. she said she was by polar. >> if true, it is a mental illness that is easily controlled with medicine but the troubled flight attendant reportedly told passengers she stopped taking her pills which raises a host of question. how at risk were the passengers. there was little risk because they were on the ground but if something happened in the air, the affects to passengers could be disastrous. >> there were others that had to respond to this flight attendant who obviously was in need of help. >> american airlines says yes, they are screened upon hire, but there is no rescreening once

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they might be cheaper if you nigh on tuesdays, wednesdays, and thursdays. >>> who said words can never hurt you. goldman sachs lost more than $2 billion of market value. after an employee called the corporate structure toxic and destructive. a new york times editorial was widely discussed on the internet. their stocks dropped more than $4 a share. tokyo's nikkei average gained 73 points. hong kong's hang seng added 31 points. in london, the ftse opened lower. on wall street, the dow was up 16 points yesterday. the nasdaq index didn't quite manage a point. >>> a moment of truth. what do you do when you find a smart phone that someone has lost. the results of recent tests were not good. almost half of people tried to get into bank accounts. only half tried to contact the phone's owner. a little depressing. >>> and a new jersey lottery winner has to split his $24 million jackpot with five former coworke coworkers. american lopez said the entire jackpot was his, not part of a lottery pool. a jury disagreed. lopez says he was robbed. >>> next on this thursday, the tsa test program allowing

today on capitol hill defense secretary leon panetta testified about the ongoing christ nighs syria. stay with us. why he says the u.s. is not intervening in the country just yet. >>> in our economy watch, stocks are rebounding after yesterday's massive sell off that was the biggest of the year so far. encouraging signs on the job market were seen before the opening bell on wall street. here's a live lack at the big board. the dow is up 83 points. the nasdaq is up 20. s & p is up eight. >>> president barack obama today visited yet another state that could be crucial in the november election pushing his energy agenda. the president toured daimler truck plant in mount holly, north carolina. there he talked about raising mileage standards for cars and trucks and making it easier for local governments to adopt vehicles that use alternative fuels. >> if you make a commitment to buy more advanced vehicles for your community, whether they run on electricity or bayou fuels or natural gas, we'll help you cut through the red tape and build fueling stations nearby. >> in 2008 mr. obama became t

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i am not going to have nigh here, decisions made by barack obama, oh, should i say barack-oli obama. and even if, even if, even if health care isn't like broccoli, justice alito knows what it is like. >> you can get burial insurance. you can get health insurance. most people are going to need health care, almost everybody. everybody is going to be buried or creamated at some point. >> stephen: well said, justice alito. and since it is the same thing, why shouldn't we have mandated burial insurance? because let's just say somebody dies without burial insurance? and i'm talking about really bad, chronic, incurable burbial. if he doesn't have burial insurance, we're all on the hook for his continued long-term cemetery stay with round-the-clock, 24-hour dirt. ( laughter ) well, once again, this decision comes down to justice anthony kennedy. he was the swing vote on some big cases -- "citizens united," "bush v. gore," "alien v. predator." ( laughter ). , a landmark case that found you could not burst out of someone's chest without a warrant. and this time, it looks like kennedy is swingi

we'll have a story about a anine officer under nt.sauzcr e enseth ig n.ht >>> on this saturday nigh, breaking news. nbc news has learned that former vice president dick cheney is in intensive care after a heart transplant. tonight, the latest on his condition. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> we begin with breaking news. we learn that dick cheney is recovering in the intensive care unit of a falls church, virginia, hospital after undergoing a heart transplant today. the 71-year-old cheney has had a history of heart problems. two years ago, he suffered his fifth heart attack since age 37. the former vice president had been on the cardiac transplant list for more than 20 months before today's surgery. jamie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. this announcement came as a surprise because up until now, the former vice president maintained he had not made a decision about having a heart transplant. however, now we know he had been on the transplant list for 20 months since he went into late stage heart failure in the summer of 2010. at that time, cheney had

remained in the south where, according to his biographer they intermarried with whites which we will nigh extinguished all indian blood in his descendants, the weatherford became white. osceola, the seminole warrior began life that way, at least partly, if one accepts accounts that his father was a white man, which by the late 19th century was a genetic necessity, at least for a southern indian who displayed such bravery and sense of honor. osceola had precipitated the second seminole war in 1835 by killing the seminoles agent and leading the attack that wiped out lieutenant francis dade's command. the united states captured osceola and imprisoned him under a flag of truth in south carolina where he died. following his death, many americans saw a piece of osceola, his painted image, his clothing, his weapons, items of personal adornment. his hair and even his head, which the physician attending him removed before burial and reportedly displayed in his drugstore in st. augustine, florida. the fascination of non-indians with osceola follows a national pattern of conveying celebrity on decea

a woman was dpe nighed health care buzz she had a c-section. in florida, a woman denied coverage because she was given anti-aids education after a sexual assault. a senior could not afford her prescription drugs while in the medicare doughnut hole. a woman in south dakota could be charged $1,200 more than a man for the same identical coverage. a woman in texas had her insurance rescinded because she was fighting breast cancer. a mother of three children with cystic fibrosis in utah was stuck in a low-paying job because she simply couldn't risk losing her employer's coverage. i could continue the rest of my time with stories like these, stories of women denied coverage because of so-called pre-existing conditions. but the affordable care act is already working to end this unfair discrimination. over the past two year, we have seen how this law has been improving access for women and their families. diagnosis of multiple lakcloer sclerosis can no longer max out. mothers no longer have to choose between taking their infant for a check-up and putti

take a look at nighs market focus. we saw stocks continue to pull back as commodity prices push down some of the key stock sectors. except for a short time right after the open this morning, the s&p 500 spent the session in the red. looking at the index this year, the weakness we've seen over the past week has not changed its upward slopping trend, a series of higher highs and higher lows so far. sectors most closely tied to commodity prices saw the brunt of the selling. the materials sector fell 1.5%. energy and industrials were down at least 1% each. metals were among the worst performing commodities groups, both industrial and precious metals. copper fell on the heels of the weaker durable goods data. copper can be a key metal for some of those big products. silver and gold also fell. and that had the effect of pressuring mining stocks like freeport macmoran. shares fell more than 3.5%. volume spiked with shares closing at their lowest price of the year. caterpillar shrank 3.5%. this puts the stock below the low of

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a one-time entertainment writer who worked for both arianna huffington and matt drudge, only two nighs ago, he was analyzing the michigan results. >> i would argue that he missed an opportunity. >> reporter: today, he was mourned by the republican candidates. >> it's a big shock. what a powerful force. >> reporter: mitt romney tweeted that he and his wife were deeply saddened by the passing of a brilliant entrepreneur, fearless conservative, loving husband and father. breitbart who called senator ted kennedy a villain and worse when he died called himself an accidental cultural warrior. most memorably exposing anthony weiner and grabbing the stage before the congressman could resign. >> the media says breitbart lies, breitbart lies. give me one example of a provable lie, one. >> reporter: one prominent breitbart target agriculture department employee shirley sherrod, fired unfairly after breitbart posted edited video, making it appear she had opposed aiding a white faerm. in fact, she was using the incident as a lesson in racial healing. >> they called me a racist, of all people. they

. >> this is nigh fly-by-night hollywood cause. he's been to sudan six times, most recently to nuba, where the government is bombing villages and blocking food aid in a battle against anti-government rebels. a sad replay of a crisis we saw first hand in darfur. >> the u.n. says there are now a staggering 1.8 million refugees living in camps like this one fwh darfur. clooney spent a couple hours behind bars, paid a $100 fine and was freed. not quite "ocean's eleven," although like all prisoners, he was forced to turn over his personal belongings, even show laces and his belt. afterwards, we talked to him about his recent trip to sudan. >> we just came back. this time it's really rough. >> he shared his jail cell with more than a dozen protesters. >> how did they treat you? >> it was rough, you can imagine. have you ever been in a cell with these guys? >> reporter: was this your first arrest? >> this was my first arrest, thanks for asking. and let's hope it's my last. >> some trademark humor from mr. clooney. for more than a week now

and she went to nigh robbie. she spoke to her son who had arranged her release. >> ok. >> i'm sorry. >> the worst and tense moments this morning on that somalia air strip when her release looked like being delayed. but she was off. whisked to safety in kenya. two former hostages held in somalia know the feeling. >> the process of release is perhaps 20 or 30 hours of traveling toward freedom. and you rarely get on an adrenalin high during that. and it's absolutely fantastic to realize you're free. >> judith tebet arrived in nairobi in the care of the british high commission. the british government said it did not pay a ransom for her release. a family friend says the money was raised privately and that it was substantial. frank gardner, bbc news. >> now, you have got details of an uprising in mali. >> that's right. troops in mali have attacked the presidential palace in the capital of -- hours after staging a mutiny. the renegade troops traded gunfire with soldiers loyal to the government. the mutineers say the go

they will get their planet if they follow the church first before anything else they will get well nigh gorman's belief that you know not all catholics believe that the drinking gillmore a lot of me and i had mormons believe that i wouldn't care i'm a former bishop daughter i trust me they believe they may be suspicious but perhaps it's the bishop there are secular mormons out there there are mormons who just kind of don't have a clue and they just go to go to temple on weekends and go where they can get in their temple you know they can go as far as more indifferent as mitt romney has gone and i read. you have to be interviewed by the bishop to be able to get into the secret temple ceremony so you're saying this is like the masons like you're getting inducted into the higher orders. to go on that is your vision of the mormon church yes he was a bishop and went to church and he even went thought of going down the i'm a bishop governor mitt romney mccain but then he even got promoted sta katie president recently he was the boss there were about were held warren you can't get more mormon

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it is something that isn't said nigh. said enough around here. >> a few years ago it was rim people yelling and now it it is anarchy. >> you laugh, but when you come knocking on my for press asking for gun rounds. >> i guarantee he will be on dooms day planet. >> we fuelly have go bags and plans and water food. >> and in our trucks and garage. >> i am paranoid and i have none of this? >> i am failing at being paranoid. >> greg if you owned a gun within four days of purchasing the gun you would be dead. >> so? >> good point limbaugh and flook. you called him a rights activist. do they fight for the cause for people to reproduce? >> no, the right to reproduce. >> i am all for that. >> a good point was raised. it is the idea birth control pills are for your health, but condoms are for for are yo help because they prevent std's. they need to say she is implying that babies are a disease or something. >> aren't they? >> and no woman who has gone to a doctor will help with possible cervical cancer that they never denied a perso

. >> watch a game last nigh, doing chores around the house and had the game on. and i was singing in the house, baseball, my mind has turned to the nations other past time. and i remembered, i was anchoring with you today and it remined me of a favorite cheer when i used to be in the upper deck, section 34. that's lee may, the big bopper. >> no relation. >> no. the 1st baseman. and this is one of the great cheers of all, time? >> yeah. >> lee! may. lee! may. >> did cal ripken have a cheer. >> yeah, come on cal, hit nit the bullpen now. >> okay. >> everybody had a cheer. that was my favorite. the big bopper at the plate, lee! may. >> or may not. >> more often than not did. >>> coming up, cal ripken joins us. >> oh, yeah. >> one of our favorite guests. rip's got a series of books he is putting together with disney. co-writing them with kevin calvert. it's called supersized slugger, life lessons told through baseball. this book is about bullying and there's a twist to the character. he is not a wimp. the guy getting bullied by the way. he's going to explain it all.

. >> he is so disappointed with the phantom men nighs. manace. should you be reminded of your flaws? what if they directed rides at you. >> then anybody who picks up a man in a dress and pretends they don't know the man in the dress is the villain. you know what i am say ?g. >> he is misunderstood. >> they have to speak to their manager and i don't have one. i have a box cuter. >> transgendered matterhorn. >> everybody is bleeding and wallets missing, wonderful ride. >> what is worse, disney for ruining obese children's vacations or the wining of the disney children? >> i am tired of both. i was thinking disney could go off the rails now. instead of it is a small world we have it is a surreal world. >> or it is a fat world. >> kids heads getting cutoff and women getting stoned and people coming out saying, why am i here? >> disney is supposed to be a place where you get away from it all you can get away from being told how fat you are and you go to disney world and that's the ride of the. >> you as a child weighed over 450 pounds. >> it is a rema

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. >> police say van nighs son came to the school because of a connection to a 15-year-old girl, who has also been charged with assault in the case. if convicted vanmissson faces a maximum of 10 years in prison. >>> a man is in jail in connection with the shooting death of his son. >>> they arrested jamal wolford on multiple charges, his four- year-old shot himself and wounded his mother with his father's handgun. he was later proannounced pronounced dead. >>> the parents of trayvon martin take their case to capitol hill as others make their voices heard. monique griego has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yesterday his parents told them he was the victim of racial profiling and they want his killer behind bars. >> now we will have a moment of silence. >> reporter: the parents appear in front of lawmakers. >> he is sadly missed and we will continue to fight for justice for him. >> and of course my heart is broken. but it breaks even more to know that we have not gotten justice yet. >> reporter: their 17-year-old son was shot and killed walking through a gated sanford,

there was nigh niece. -- my niece. and my heart fell. >> reporter: monique'smonique's family says they don't believe the charges are enough. >> it's the way they left her and the way her body was found in the backyard, with trash along -- trash all around her body, like someone was trying to hide the body. >> reporter: those two suspects are charged as juveniles, which means police will not be releasing their names. police say their investigation is not over at this point. they still have a lot of questions, particularly questions about that gun and how a 12- and 13-year-old could get their hands on it. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> monet was an 8th grader at william c. french middle school. >>> updating the breaking news. wjz was first to tell you about at 4:00 and 5:00. wjz was first to tell you about a deadly accident in northeast baltimore. this was the scene in raven wood drive. there are a few details available now. but police say one person was killed and several others were injured. and police are on

. >>> and last nigh, la, dc united, black and red. it was not a good day for the local schools and local team, okay. the wizards lost, caps loss, the galaxy doing cart wheels. but we did have good news, the first goal of the year. right there. despite the loss, at least they scored. >> all right. >> we like to throw away yesterday for local sports. >> the silver lining, ross. >> yeah. >>> we'll be right back.  [ older brother ] hey, that's the last crescent. [ younger brother ] oh, do you want it? yeah. ok, we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light... ...buttery and flaky... this is half. that is not half. guys i have more. [ female announcer ] do you have enough crescents? here's a better idea... pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits. in just 15 minutes, the light delicate layers add a layer of warmth to your next dinner. pillsbury grands! dinner ideas made easy.

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a record breaking hero win bust at -- heroine bust at dulles international airport a 52-year- old nigh jere january woman with 5 pounds of -- nigerian woman with 5 pounds of pellets in her stomach the suspect is in custody charged with drug smuggling she will be prosecuted in virginia. >>> vandals continue to target historic cemetery in frederick county in recent days nearly 10% of the graves in new market cemetery have been damaged managers at the nonprofit cemetery posted a $500 reward for information leading to the vandals. >> maryland is going through phone numbers fast, the state will add a new area code on saturday, that area code will be 667 it will be used in several counties including anne arundel, calvert and howard and the entire eastern shore the new area code will not effect existing telephone numbers or customers who move within the same exchange area, the exchange is the three numbers after the area code. >> if you own a scooter in maryland you could soon be required to buy a helmet, maryland senate is set to vote on a bill to require helmets, and protective eye wear. >>

. >> nigh goal is just -- my goal is always just to beat tim. >> that's a good goal. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news at 4:00". >>> the mayor is asking the business community to step up and empower the city's youth. i'm monique griego. coming up, we'll have more on what she's asking them to do. >>> in the dark, a massive power outage and a major northeast city. what caused the blackout? >>> cash grab. an anxious robber caught on tape. wait untily -- until you see this. >>> basking in the early spring glory. stick around for the updated first warning forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> breaking news, gunfire erupts outside of a southeast courthouse, leaving one person dead and three injured. it happened a short time ago in beaumont. the unidentified gunman was reportedly going to court when he opened fire. police say the suspect was hurt and is now in custody. it is now -- not known if any of the victims are related to the suspect. >>> a burger king in fort lauderdale becomes the target of an attempted dive-through. security cameras caught the driver launching himself through a driv

he said, i wish during nigh years in public offers i had the firsthand experience of the difficulty businesseople face. we are choking off business opportunities. >> i mean, the presidential candidates, they all should try and business and see what you go through. >> with so many layers of regulation, i mean, the federal government says that aqua culture, what i'm doing is agricultural. >> and covered under the agriculture. >> and the county zoned my land to do agriculture, but somehow oysters are worse than pigs. how is that possible? >> thank you greg, shelly goodman, coming up, i wish you luck. and obama's epa says now it has the power to regulate this, the way we exhale. i'll explain next. ♪ [ male announcer ] from our nation's networks... ♪ ...to our city streets... ♪ ...to skies around the world... ♪ ...northrop grumman's security solutions are invisibly at work, protecting people's lives... [ soldier ] move out! [ male announcer ] ...without their even knowing it. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >> this is a fox news alert. i'm clauda cowan, we want to take you to s

and yet, if we talk about not death knells but the end nigh, if santorum loses this as polls suggest he may, mark, do you think he stays in to try and fight another day in may? >> i think he does. i think both newt gingrich and rick santorum have a similar psychology which is they don't think romney would be a good nominee and president. they think they would be better. they think it's still possible to find a way 0 keep him short of a majority of the delegates. if he loses wisconsin, there's a chance he could also lose pennsylvania, he will be so thoroughly marginalized won't matter because romney won't get the majority. >> one thing to appreciate is how the role of the super pacs kept santorum and probably gingrich alive probably longer than their shelf life should have been. stripped that have support which will happen for santorum if he loses badly in wisconsin, it will be hard for them to keep even the campaign apparatus going they have now. it will be the beginning of the end or even the end of the end. >> sheldon adelson, foster frees if you're listening. shenanigans at a caul

wonderful kid who wanted a career in aviation mechanics, if he had been tested positive for drugs that nigh. if he had been carrying anything other than a bag of skittles, we wouldn't have known his name. but the killing of an innocent allows us to have a conversation about what's happening in the streets. >>> we appreciate it also for your personal story and your insights. i want to talk more about something else right now, keystone and the strategy that president obama has right now as he's going on an energy tour to calm national nerves about gas prices, also through a growth strategy. laying out his plan to expedite building on the southern leg, that's just the one portion t south portion of the keystone pipeline. a new executive order will speed up vital infrastructure projects. he's also reminding americans he's focused on today's fuel concerns. >> you have my word that we will keep drilling everywhere we can and we'll do it while protecting the health and safety of the american people over the last 36 years, there's been no connection between the amount of oil that we drill in this c

three people killed in the blast says the red cross in kenya's capital of nigh robey. at least 40 people lurt. witnesses heard several explosions possibly grenades at a bus station. no claim of responsibility yet. >>> here in the united states we're going to talk politics. cnn is projecting rick santorum has won today's kansas caucuses. our cnn political direct sir there, mark preston standing bier in washington. and at a polling snags kansas. we start with mr. mark preston. mark, this was expected since both mitt romney and newt gingrich pretty much seconcede e state to santorum. how big is this? >> huge in the sense that it's more wind at the back of rick santorum heading into a very critical two-state primary night. not only going to see alabama and mississippi hold their primaries, but hawaii. also holding their contest on that night. so a win is a win is a win, and for rick santorum, 25 delegates, at least 25 delegates right now, not a bad thing to pick up on a saturday afternoon, don. >> so that 25 delegates. give us a delegate breakdown. >> a quick look at the b

adequate enough to protect human public interest and health and safety but emergency plans at each nigh clear site should be customized. that could mean a 10-mile evacuation zone could be expanded. >>> newt gingrich is counting on the south to help keep his white house hopes alive. his campaign is focusing on mississippi and alabama, which hold their primaries next tuesday. gingrich is looking to louisiana this month and texas after that. he won just a single state on super tuesday, and it was his home state of georgia. rick santorum is hoping next week's primaries are newt gingrich's last scab. he's telling supporters help me beat newt and the republican contest becomes a two-man race. santorum and gingrich are trying to win over conservatives ahead of the mississippi primary. earlier this week santorum's camp urged him to drop out. gingrich is staying in the race. >>> virginia democrats have a list of demands they want addressed before they approve a new budge. it includes a demand for $300 million to fund the second phase of the dulles rail project, $65 million to keep pay in norther

the nice girl did finish last on the finale of "the bachelor"'s nigh, ben proposed to courtney robertsone? >> reporter: america cringed just a little bit monday night when ben flajnik finally made that decision. >> yes. of course i will. >> reporter: yep, he chose bad girl courtney robertson over girl next door and fan favorite lindzi cox. >> i'm in love with someone else. >> reporter: it all started here months ago. >> hey, cutie pie. >> reporter: when the women had him at hello. >> nice horse. >> reporter: lindzi snagged the first rhode rosose. >> i would love this rose. >> reporter: but courtney kept his out of his clothes. was he deceived by her from the beginning. >> good luck, emily. >> here's court thi. the black widow. what i want to do to her. >> reporter: during "the bachelor" the women tell all, the claus were out. leaving courtney in tears. trying to repair her mean girl image. >> i'm really sorry i hurt your feelings. >> reporter: after the final rose, ben said he saw courtney for who she really was. >> while the show aired, we were essentially broken up. >> reporter: are th