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he made no bones about wanting to move on and talk health care, but he wasn't backing down on the issue of illegal immigrants gaming the system. the topic that fueled his outburst almost a week ago. >>i certainly raised the issue at the wrong time, wrong place, but this is an indication that we could and should be working together on health care reform. >>reporter: certainly not the version of reform president obama has in mind though. >>the bill before us would cost jobs, the national federation of business says it will cost 1.6 million jobs. that's an attack on small business. >>reporter: as for the voters back home, to some wilson is a hero. he's raised almost $1 million. i just appreciate the public's support. people know i am a civil person. i'm a retired colonel. >>we should keep in mind his likely opponent in the next year's election has also raised $1 million in funds since the outburst. >>>president obama is getting attention for comments he made about kanye west's outburst at the music video awards. he interrupted taylor swift's speech for best video leaving her in stunned sil

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with neck and arm injuries, but no broken bones. but he says it was his last jump. >> that's luck for you. and i just feel that if i jump again, i'm pushing that luck too far. >> louis suffered a dislocated neck and severe bruising, but was otherwise unhurt. >>> a team over louisiana. posted comments over the differences between two generations on his facebook site. the manager found out about it and asked him to take it down. he did, but two days later, he was fired. >>> a fashion designer convicted of sexually assaulting models he lured to los angeles. the superior court judge sentenced alex anan alexander to 15 months in prison. three of the women testified to the assaults which took place. the judge also denied his request for a new trial. >>> dancing with the stars. cheryl brook. mark steines has more. >>> coming up on "entertainment tonight. dancing's former congressman tom delay. only we are inside his rehearsal with cheryl burke. >> forget the party line. dancing is on a new team. but the former congressman said he pulled a

but no broken bones. >>> a television news anchor is out of a job, apparently because of what he posted on his facebook page. griffin scott, a news anchor from monroe, louisiana, posted comments about differences in two generations. management discovered the post and asked him to take it down. he canceled his page but two days later was still fired. >> loved the news since i was a little boy, watching the news with walter cronkite. to be a news anchor in my home town was literally a dream come true. >> reporter: scott has filed a civil lawsuit against the station for wrongful termination and breach of contract. >>> u.s. marshals are looking for real estate investors to sell off bernard madoff's former vacation home. cameras were allowed inside to see how madoff lived off their investors. >> reporter: this ocean view greeted bernard madoff for more than 20 years. it was his family's family's long island getaway. now up for sale to the highest bidder. >> there is an understated elegance inside this house. >> reporter: the man doing the sales pitch isn't a broker. he's a u.s. marshal. his

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really no expectation they'll be released but the hearing will go forward at 8:00 a.m. >> any word from their attorney on this bone fragment? >> reporter: no, no one is saying anything and the sheriff's department has downplayed it significantly in terms of whether they think it's tied to anything serious. >> a quick break, guys. when we come back we'll talk about jaycee dugard and how she is doing reacclimating to a new life with her mom, her little sister and her family that she longed to see for 18 years. now, they're back together. what is going on? how is she doing? we'll tell you, coming up. my name is chef michael. and my dog bai@íy and i love to hang out in the kitchen... so she can watch me cook. you just love the aromas of beef tenderloin... and, ooh, rotisserie chicken. yes, you do. [ barks ] yeah. you're so special, you deserve a very special dog food. [ woman ] introducing chef michael's canine creations. the deliciously different way to serve up your love at mealtime. chef-inspired. dog-desired. chef michael's canine creations. news." so many of us have wondered how is jaycee dugard doing adjusting t

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no republican folk singers. >> reporter: in 2006, travers had a successful bone marrow transplant and was able to perform for ale. the disease returned, taking her life at the age of 72. alexis, cbs news, new york. >> after 72 years on the air, the final episode of guiding light airs tomorrow right here on wusa9. the cbs soap opera started on the radio in 1937, moved to television in 1952, so it's not only the longest running soap of all time, it's also the longest running show of all time. and while we can't tell you how the series will end, the stars will give you a hint. >> all the people that should be together in the end will be there together in the end. >> you think that's going to happen? >> yup. >> all right. okay. watch the final episode tomorrow morning at 10:00 right here on wusa9. >>> first lady, michelle obama is on people magazine's best list. because of her pension for jay crew. also on the list, kate winslet, beyonce knowles. country music star, taylor swift wins best sparkle. kim gets the best bikini. actress, brad pit and nip and tuck and twilight. the worst dressed, jessica simpson for wear

this after police found bone fragments of phillip garrido's home. >>> there's no word in what causeds i have three alarm fire at a california hotel. it broke out at the raymond hotel. firefighters had to work quickly to control the flames from the fire to make sure it wouldn't jump to surrounding buildings. >>> estrous customers in europe have released an artist image of a planet discovered outside of our solar system. what has them so excited is that the planet is rocky like earth and only a little bigger than our planet. however, the planet's nearness to its sun makes astronomers believe it is way too hot to sustain life. >>> facebook's population is about to surpass that of a major world power. details in what's on the web. >>> little girls love to act like princes now not just at million million but year round. find out how local businesses are cashing in. >>> we are out here on the weather terrace. it is not bad. some light sprinkles are falling. i urge you to grab the umbrella and i will tell you how long you will need it for when we return. # . >>> we're seeing the weather cha

those bones they found, turns out no definitive link specifically to two cases we've talked about --taken late 1988/early 1989. the not linked -- no link at least right now. how are the girls' families taking this news? that's the question we have. on one hand they want answers but on the other hand you don't want to find out your little girl is dead, something they don't want to deal with, as well. they are holding out hope here, as well. let's take your calls. 1-877-tell-hln welcome back henry lee reporter "san francisco chronicle" and former criminal investigator john lucic and also joining us wendy walsh. michaela garecht's mom, talked about being relieved. she's waiting here, yes, she wants answers, 0 years after a little girl goes missing. what is she going through? >> imagine the emotional work of a mother who hast lost a child. anyone who has lost someone close -- she was snapped back into bartering maybe if we search this house, maybe then she'll leave. she's going to be doing that work of mourning all over again. and every time there is a glimmer of hope, people with missin

this is what it looks like, facilities with bare bones, simple cots, no privacy.eep when you can, which is apparently what he was doing when we shot this. doesn't know we took that picture, but we got it. erica? >> even san area gupta has to sleep. the man with 18 jobs, i'm shocked. >> i know, it is shocking. that does it for this edition of "360." thank you very much for watching. the president's address begins right now. >>> momentarily, we will hear those words, madame speaker, the president of the united states. president obama will be introduced as he walks into this chamber. in fact, they're getting ready to introduce members of the cabinet and others. let's listen in as the sergeant of arms gets ready for the first of several announcements, always an exciting moment. for those of us that love washington, love this process, love seeing what's going on on capitol hill, every single second has been weighed as they get ready for the introduction of the president of the united states. once he walks through that door, he'll be greeted by members on both sides of

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. >> no matter what happen in there, bones everything, you guys go ahead and do the job.y pay me, i working. i do anything they told me. >> spokesman for the funeral bureau says the agency will look into the allegations raised in the suit. the cemetery did get a warning letter last year after the state found that five graves had been disturbed but there was no evidence that it was done intentionally. >> i'm stunned. i was stunned when we talked about the illinois case, stunned about this one. really, when we spoke to that particular gentleman, i mean, he just said well, this is what we did and here they were. we've been doing it for a long time. i was following orders. >> it is strange to actually listen to someone who has done something like this. so it's hard to listen to these details. he's able to speak about this so matter of factually he said it was common practice. this is something that they had done, he wasn't the only one. other workers were given these orders and had done 10 to 15 years. what's next is we continue to see if people come forward. there is this in

. >> no word on how long the additional testing on the recently discovered bones may take. >>> and newetails in the alleged serial killer in wisconsin. >> reporter: the wisconsin justice says they could have prevented at least one of the nine deaths. walter ellis was arrested this weekend after dna evidence gathered at his home linked him to a string of cold case homicides. the department of corrections says it obtained a tissue sample from ellis in 2001. they were supposed to transfer the sample to the department of justice's crime lab, which would have developed a dna profile. but they never received it. ellis is believed to have carried out nine strangulation murders since 1986. back to you. >> the homicide task force unit poured through more than two decades of evidence and thousands of cases before ellis was arrested. >>> an ilnfl notice -- an illinois woman accused of kidnap be her child and placing him behind a while appeared in court. >> reporter: shannon willfong appeared before a judge and proclaimed her innocence. responding to a tip, authorities found willfong and her 6-yea

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no support from city hall. our budget has already been cut to the bone. >> city fire chief jim clack that last night announced four positions in his department, including the assistant fire chief among the cuts. attend of course the fire union meeting to address the firefighters concerns. he said he is proud of the men and women. and wants to help the city reach goals as painless as possible. >> the way to combat low morale is information. and being present, giving them the truth. giving them what is happening. and just being honest. >> and as for the city's police union, they actually have a clause in their contract that protects them from furloughs, but the city still wants them to look at ways to cutback as well. both unions, both fire and police, have now -- have until october 21, that is, to reach some sort of compromise. we're live at city hall, myranda stephens, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> well, a spike in crime in northwest baltimore and some belief it is tied to the crossing of pal centers. and while we were looking into that, we saw firsthand the kind of violence neighbors are worried about. all while our c

. >> no matter what happened in there, bones and everything, you guys go ahead and do the job.anything they told me. >> wow. >> a spokesman for california cemetery and funeral borough says the agencies will look in to the allegations raised in the lawsuit. the cemetery got a warning letter last year after the state found five graves have been disturbed, but there was no evidence that it was done intentionally. >> abbi, look, the guy you interviewed, he's talking so -- you never -- you never see these people actually -- >> right. >> -- actually carry out the acts. >> right. >> and he's speaking so casually, how do we explain this? >> we asked him about it, he said i'm doing it 10 to 15 years and i'm not the only worker to do this. this is something more routine. i don't know, i guess that was part of the reason he was speak so candidly and openly and casually. >> very casually. >> and that's what's so odd about watching this interview, why is he talking about it like this? we do since we did air this story, a lot of other people have come forward -- >> yeah. >>-- to, you know, f

no relief in sight. she lives in an impoverished slum in blantyre, malawi. both she and her sister have brittle bone syndrome, a genetic condition that leaves her with constant fractures and pain. she also suffers with the pain of hunger. her family is so poor that many days they go without anything to eat. when i saw lydia, i just wanted to make the hurt and the suffering go away. what hope does she and other needy children in malawi have unless we reach out to them? it's really overwhelming. every one of them are sick. their living conditions are so, so hard. you can see just the.the poverty and the difficulty, the filth, just deplorable conditions. the good news is that feed the children does have some hope for these children. do you know what real hope is for the children of malawi? it's 11 milliion pounds of rice. that will feed literally thousands upon thousands of children. but here's what else it will do. for the children who come and there are many, when they come for physical therapy, their mother will go home with a bag of rice. we can't solve all the problems of a developing country, but

a bone fragment found in a property that garrido had taken care of. what's the latest on that? any ruling on what that is? >> no, not yet. police weren't sure whether it was actually an animal bone or a human bone. they've taken it away for testing. as of now the search is over here. they've completely sealed off everything. the search was so exhaustive here that they've condemned the house behind it saying it was not inhabitable. they were in there with chainsaws with power tools removing that evidence and in the process was when they found the bone, but everything has been taken away and we have not heard the results of the police search. >> carra, anything new in the investigation. >> reporter: just that we know that they're continuing to look into whether he is tied to any other crimes that have been unsolved. as you can imagine, they came under some criticism for not seeing perhaps some clues that could have led them to jaycee dugard earlier. they're making sure that they exhaust every, you know, possibility on some of these unsolved sex crimes that are still out there. >> last one before i let you go, car

no brake. >> a massive recall to tell you about on a story that could save your life. >>> exclusive video, a van t-bonesinto a security guard's booth at hopkins. >>> and most buildings are made of gray concrete, steel and mortar but not baltimore city hall. why these halls will be doled up in pink. >>> good morning. happy birthday -- in case you missed it, jamie had a big birthday. >> thank you for making it so. >>> here we go, wednesday weather, here's justin berk. cooling down? >> good morning. the cloud cover that moved in kept us from falling into the 40s, but we have a mostly cloudy sky, a breeze and temperature in the mid-50s. on our storm center weathernet, it's 54 joppa. and monkton. 56 arnold. we talked about the clouds that rolled in, showers back towards the mountains up to our north. you see pink in there? is there a hint of snowflakes back there? the radar is indicating that. i don't think it's reaching the ground but we have cloudy skies this morning. mid-50s. we'll get to 67, mostly cloudy and breezy this afternoon. >>> let's check the roads with kim brown. >> thank you. if you look at th

tonight clark so desperate to hide the murder he allegedly broke bones and mangled le's body to make it fit in a 24-inch wall space. cops say no. cause of death, le manually strangled to death. key card swipes placing clark at the crime scene before and after le last seen alive, revealing he's in and out of the lab no less than ten times. tonight we learn even using the dead girl's security swipe card. as we go to air, we also learn clark free to roam various yale buildings. his security key card still intact, even after police target him. in the last hours cops seize raymond clark's father's car. clark clamming up behind bars. was this brutal and senseless murder over laboratory mice cages? with a community and a university reeling, a family grieving, a young groom left at the altar with a broken heart, tonight we want justice for 24-year-old bride-to-be annie le. >>> "the new york post" reporting through an unnamed source that accused murderer raymond clark allegedly crushed yale grad student annie le's body and broke her bones so he could fit her into a wall opening the size of a computer monitor. the paper saying the murde

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no investor addition whatsoever. so right now we have replenished the inventories to the bare-bone level. demand ticks up and as companies become more prepared to meet that increased demand, i think inventories will -- >> but the shipping index is down about 50% from the highs from the summer. go ahead. >> let me ask you a question. because you say that rimm is the firm's really case study for what's happening right now. >> yes. >> research in motion. tell me what you mean by that. >> well, you know, this weekend after i saw the action in rimm, you know, at portfolio asset management, what we did is we felt this was the case study of exactly the psychology of the market right now. number one, not all bad news is going to be shrugged off. we think that contrary to a lot of the popular anecdotal evidence that there's still a lot of money on the sidelines, we think most of the money for stocks, that allocation is in the market. so i think when we look at something like rimm falling completely out of bed, nobody's buying on the dips, we see that as a cautionary tale for anything you buy, buyi

. >> no matter what happened in there, bones and everything, you guys go ahead and do the job.y me. i working. i do anything they told me. >> reporter: wolf, a spokesman for california's cemetery and funeral bureau says the agency will look into the allegations raise the in the lawsuit. the cemetery got a warning letter last year after the state found that five graves had been disturbed, but there was no evidence that it was done intentionally. wolf. >> abbie boudreau, working the story for us and continuing to work it for us. thanks very much for that report. >>> once again, the house of representatives, they are voting right now on the floor of the house of representatives on this resolution of disapproval against congressman joe wilson of south carolina. they are getting ready to wrap it up. they still have four minutes or so left to go. we'll update you on that resolution. that's coming up. also, then president bush allegedly insulting president obama saying he has no clue, that and other alleged insults detailed in a new book by a former bush white house speech writer. >>>