serene charm of winfall, north carolina.leepy town where the river empties into the sound. buried in the stillness of this place it seems time has forgotten a secret shame. >> it was a hush-hush type of thing and the records and files were all hidden away down in the basement, locked under key. >> reporter: until this past summer when the ugly truth about what happened here and in towns all across north carolina could be hidden no more. >> if there's anyone in this room that's too embarrassed to tell your story, don't be. tell it. it needs to be told. and you need to tell it all. >> reporter: there were a lot of stories that shocked those in the room that day. stories of shame, confusion, grief. but one story, one single story seemed to rise above the rest. >> i didn't want nobody looking at me because everybody knew what happened to me. that's how i felt inside my heart. i believed that every single day. i'm crushed. they cut me open like i was a hog. >> reporter: elaine riddick's story began in winfall. among the cotton fi

miller of north carolina. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 453, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. miller, an a member opposed reach will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina. mr. miller: thank you, mr. speaker. this amendment will require a disclosure that if there are going to be unregulated solicitations, unregulated advertisements asking for investments in these companies that at the very least, that the advertisement or the solicitation should reveal if -- should disclose if there is a compensation agreement with executives or golden parachute severance package and what those are so investors don't find they're buying into a company that if it does make a profit there are contracts in place to make sure the profs go to executives that are there and not investors. we've heard all manner of golden praise for the kinds of small businesses that might benefit from this bill. i think the gentleman from illinois referred to these as gazelle compani

miller of north carolina. this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 187, the nays are 237. the motion is not adopted. the question is on passage of the bill. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the gentleman from north carolina. mr. mchenry: i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of repr

there is a racial divide today in the politics of the south. 95% of all registered republicans in north carolinaof all registered blacks are democrats. in the five deep south cotton belt states, from south carolina over to louisiana, there are only nine democratic congressmen left. only one of them is white. he's from savannah, georgia, and republican redistricting in that state has just taken his home city away from him. >> it's possible there won't be a single white democrat remaining from the deep south by 2013. >> your hardest -- >> the brutal police beatings of these civil rights marchers in selma, alabama, led to the passage of the 1965 voting rights act. it guarantees blacks an equal opportunity to elect candidates of their choice. but when blacks are jammed into districts of their own, republicans benefit. >> while redistricting has helped whitewash a lot of the districts surrounding african-american majority seats. >> democrats in north carolina now have seven seats in congress, republicans six. next year, the gop could win as many as ten seats. state senator bob ruchio led this redistr

behind me is the cape fear river here in north carolina.t upstream is a connecting point no wider than this river. the water here is the only link to the second half of the district, further downstream. politicians used it to cram in as many blacks as possible in to just a few congressional districts. keeping the rest of the districts mostly white and predictably republican. democrat david price is the incumbent here. >> they're even splitting precincts to include the black population in one district and purge them from another. i think that's atrocious. >> ask him what his new 4th district looks like -- >> resemble vietnam some say. others say italy. >> the boot? >> the boot. >> this is the actual shape of the new district. the southern half was extended down to fayetteville to bring in another 100,000 voters, most of them black, most of them democrat. by design, republicans crammed almost half of all the african-american voters in north carolina in to just 3 of the state's 13 congressional districts. resegregation is the word the naacp an

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just south of raleigh is the north carolina correctional institution for women. sitting on 30 acres of land, it is home to over 1,100 inmates. >> the female offenders at this institution have committed all different kinds of crimes, from murder to burglary, larceny, driving under the influence. it could be fraud, identity theft. it's from any range of crimes that they may have committed. >> annie harvey has been warden of the facility since 2000. >> one of the things i think that is really important for people to really understand, this is a prison and it's a prison that houses the female offenders. in order for a person to get respect, you must give respect. so, our goal is to manage the female offender in such a way that she can maintain her human value but also understand that she has a responsibility to do her time because she committed the crime. >> i've been locked up about two months in a single cell. it's terrible. i can't stand it. >> this is the segregation unit. it houses murderers, drug dealers, thieves, all troublemakers. these women are locked in th

we have a report from north carolina. welcome to "bbc world news america," broadcast to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. after a six-week trial, michael jackson's dr. conrad murray has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and gross negligence in the pop star's that. the verdict comes to a half years after jackson died from an overdose of sedatives. we have this report from the court or the verdict was handed down. >> i am advised the jury has reached a verdict. >> we find the defendant, conrad robert murray, guilty of the charge of involuntary manslaughter. >> there was a scream from la toya jackson from the public gallery, but nothing up from the man who had been michael jackson's dr.. >> is this your individual and personal verdict, jurors one? >> yes. >> your dog? -- juror two. >> for fans, this was the verdict they had been waiting for. >> i am so grateful. >> what is your reaction? >> i am happy that he finally got justice. they tried to make it like he killed himself. >> it is hard to ove

>> reporter: mac and judy from north carolina. >> i'm checking in for my appointment.. >> hello? >> reporter: as soon as they all fill out their paperwork, get weighed in -- >> i have stuff in my pockets. so, i get a deduction. >> okay. >> reporter: and have their blood pressure checked. >> let's go back to the blood pressure reading. >> reporter: it's time for all three to meet the doctor, who will change their lives. >> hello. >> hi. >> how are you? >> just like i pictured. >> how are you? >> a long road? >> it hasn't been very long. >> how are you? >> hi, patric. great to see you. welcome. >> reporter: dr. bowers meets with each patient for about half an hour. bonding with them. going over details. and answering questions about tomorrow's surgery. >> what we do is we -- we release the phallus from the labia minora, all the way back to the pubic bone. >> okay. >> this way, you're going to see it's definitely a penis. but you can't pee through it. >> reporter: a scheduling snafu on this particular afternoon, has landed all three patients with dr. bowers at the same ti

he was born at the end of slavery in 1865 in rural north carolina. although i did not know her and i do not have a picture of her, she looks like a heck of a woman on paper. >> she can read and write as both a for older daughters can. her children, including the ones working in the farm, are attending school. she owns her home, free and clear. it is not mortgaged and it is a house, not a farm. >> i have more than i ever had before. >> every time you find a clue, there is one more clue. something to peace everything together. >> i started this journey knowing many of these faces and with the help of ancestry.com, i certainly have a clearer picture of who i am. >> thank you. if they do to the falls of ancestry.com for their help. she is now looking at her mother's side of the family, which dates back more than 100 years in baltimore. >> now your instant forecastle. >> rain coming to an end in time for the holiday weekend. beginning tomorrow and lasting through the weekend, we will be able to enjoy some nice november weather. the hd doppler satellite co

some tornadoes leveled some homes outside of charlotte in north carolina and officials fear they could find more victims. that's% storm -- that some storm hit greensboro, north carolina. >>> we want to get a look at the weather. it started up dampen chilly outside. do we have snow? >>> there was a little bit but there is nothing to get excited about. no haters, it was not much, just little mixed in with rancoand rain. what could this be? look at that in the blue ridge. shenandoah national park, that is snow. they had a little frosting. that was the maximum on some of the western facing slopes. you can see up to one engine that was it. -- you can see up to 1 inch and that was it. the winds are out of the northwest at 13 miles an hour, gusting up to 21. it is brisk out there especially when you factor in the precipitation. that is still ongoing in southern maryland. it is currently 46 degrees at reagan national airport. we got the report from our facebook friend that winchester had a little bit of snow earlier. when you factor in the wind which is gusty it feels cooler. wind chill factor

north carolina and no. 1 in the country with the president and mrs.bama on hand play michigan state. magic johnson was on hand representing state, and north carolina had james worthy. right now is 6755 north carolina in italy in the second half. the president is enjoying himself. basketball an aircraft carrier i had to laugh. i listen to a gallon last paean and he said i am hoping for wind. [laughter] >>gary: what did you go, basketball and aircraft carrier. now is to model the biggest danger in college football history, many people have said so. this is then 20 years of doing the program if you like kids waving their arms and yelling in a little bit of perspective this is a fun show. but they are getting ready to go, this will be the biggest game at stanford stadium since super bowl 19 when the 49ers been dan marino >> finally biscayne count because we are 9 and 0. >> morgan and stanford are becoming the faces of pac-10 football i do not know of the nation fully understands that. >> this is definitely a game that we have been planning for. this is wh

where the campus of the university of north carolina at wilmington is on lockdown. police there say a man robbed two people at gunpoint at a hardee's restaurant just before midnight and ran in the direction of the campus. the university immediately issued an alert, telling students to get inside and lock windows and doors. police are using canines and a helicopter to search for the man. so far no reports of shots fired or any injuries. >>> today they'll examine an anti-loitering bill. the loitering ban is an alternative to a teen curfew bill. the curfew bill would require teens 17 and under to be off the streets by 11:00 p.m. on weekdays. this morning's public meeting is set for 9:30. a council panel is set to vote on the teen curfew panel on december 1st. >>> a new report out this

in north carolina two towns voted for the first time for sales of liquor by the drink.each other in 1978 that liquor by the drink would turn north carolina into atlanta. oh, the humanity. >> i'm opposed to lin liquor by the drindrink, because i have l in atlanta and i don't want a bar on every street corner in every town, so i am voting no. >> yeah, maybe. but everybody who got to vote for booze on this election day voted yes. here's how. cheers. so time for an off e -- off year election cocktail. this is the apple cocktail rabbit. this is in the new cocktail book just out, and here is the justification for maging it. you see, washington state had the big statewide vote on booze this week, and washington state is the apple capital of the country and also named for george washington who was a distiller of rye, and the thing that george washington was believed to drink himself was apple jack. apple jack is like an apple whiskey actually. it is delicious and made by a company from new jersey called lairds. you want to buy the bonded kinds, that means it is 100% which means

there is a racial divide today in the politics of the south. 95% of all registered republicans in north carolina registered blacks are democrats. in the five deep south cotton belt states, from south carolina over to louisiana, there are only nine democratic congressmen left. only one of them is white. he's from savannah, georgia, and republican redistricting in that state has just taken his home city away from him. >> it's possible there won't be a single white democrat remaining from the deep south by 2013. >> so drew is here now. drew, some of these congressional districts look pretty well, and you look at the way they're drawn, they're all over the place. >> and they're drawn for one purpose. to keep these incumbents in power, to keep parties in power. it happens every ten years. it's one of the biggest things that happens in congressional races across the country, that most of us don't know about, because these are backroom deals, these are power play deals, and we can expose them all over the country tonight. >> and i spoke to members who were leaving congress last year, and they said, thi

pastrami center moving off the coast of north carolina today. g line across north-central pennsylvania which is headed here later. low 40's north and west of town. 54 in annapolis. 50's with heavy cloud cover to the south. the clouds will break. skies will become partly and eventually mostly sunny very briefly, lies in the upper 50's top near 60. even better on the weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you. >>> lisa baden now. >> we will talk about 95 northbound in virginia. the vehicle rolled over near 610. police were quick to reply. one lane getting through. delays growing out of fredericksburg. route 1 is an option and then get on to the interstate from 610, but that is complicated on a normal day. 29 in maryland in this picture out of columbia paranormal backups past trader joe's head onto the beltway. outer loop 95 as georgia avenue has typical delays. southbound george washington parkway near 123, a deer hit a car and authorities are run the scene. >>> 50 degrees outside, 6:41. we>> the tune inn reopening in d.c

this just in to fox, evangelist billy graham has been admitted to a hospital in asheville, north carolina. he is 93. admitted to mission hospital in stable condition. they say he is undergoing testing from a statement from the hospital that came out seconds ago. again, billy graham is in asheville, north carolina, hospital, and he makes his home nearby with updates as we get them. but, first, from fox at 3:00, a huge day on wall street. have you been seeing thisst -- seeing this, a 401(k) today so far good, 383 points. united states may land more of cash in europe to help stop the debt crisis. the dow is shooting 2012,000 -- the dow is shooting way up. analysts say if leaders do not take action, the euro could collapse in days crippling markets around the world including right here in the united states. if europe cannot afford our exports that could force many american companies to lay off workers of the with that in mine the federal reserve announced plan to ease the crisis overseas by making it less expensive for europe's central bank to borrow money. so with that said, we get gerri's t

and the scoreboard is taking shape, as well, for the first-ever basketball game between north carolinan state. and ricardo milan scored a ticket. the rest of the tickets went to others on the base, the secretary of the navy and the schools. about 7,000 total. there are contingency plans. all that you see up here, if the weather doesn't cooperate, will be moved down here to the hangar bay. if it is, then seating, which is already limited, will become another issue. only 3,000 of the 7,000 up on deck can fit down here. >> we're at the mercy of the elements here. so, that'll be the contingency. we'll take who we can down there. and everyone else will have to watch it on tv. >> you'll bet the president won't be one of them. basketball's number one fan plans to be courtside. and both teams will be wearing camouflage uniforms.

in north carolina, coast randy edsell and the terps taking on wake forest. end of the first half. terps down 7-0 until this. c.j. brown to picket. 31 yard touchdown. maryland ties at seven. demon deacons. handoff to david megan. up the middle. touchdown, terps. but not so fast. five yard penalty for illegal shift on dorsey. wipes out the touchdown. to make matters worst, he misses on the drive so the score remains 10-7. ensuing wake forest possession. handoff to pendergrass. powers in for a touchdown. fourth quarter, wake forest in control. price up to gibbons. falls down. 35 yard touchdown. gibbons, eight catches. wake forest wins it 31-10. terps lost seven in a row and

davidson county, north carolina, about toe thousand homes are without power.he national weather service is looking at the damage to see if a tornado up ited down. -- touched -- a tornado touched down. >>> and here at home, what a nasty day it was here. >> it was very cold and we had some showers and they're out of here now, brian. the storms created the tornadoes yesterday, 19 reports in all and that is a busy day. that is because of all of the warm air bumping up with the cold air coming into town and we have had the gusty winds to make the temperatures feel even colder. winds are getting better now and for the most part, the precip is out of here. you might get a leftover snow shower in the mountains. we'll start you out and can you see the camera shaking there. not much to see on radar. again, a few light sprinkles and if you're farther west, they're going to be light snow showers on the order of a few 10th of an inch. watch for a couple of slick spots out there heading in that direction. otherwise, most of us are not going to see much else. this is the rai

one family in north carolina survived by huddling in a bathtub. there's also reason to believe there may be more extreme weather coming. not just to the southeast but all over the country. because the u.n. weather agency said today that the phenomenon known as la nina has returned bill whitaker shows us tonight what la nina can do. >> reporter: in the past year, americans have seen stronger- than-usual tornadoes, prolonged severe drought in texas, more powerful atlantic hurricanes-- intense weather that scientists note often coincides with the global weather phenomenon called la nina. the last la nina dominated world weather from july, 2010, to june of this year, bringing drought and famine to the horn of africa and once-in-a-century flooding to australia. now scientists see another la nina brewing in the pacific, gaining strength since august-- an unusual back-to-back occurrence; a one-two punch. jan null is a meteorologist with san francisco state university. >> forecasts are for the rest of the fall into early winter to strengthen to a weak to

it happened on a delta flight from north carolina to new york.e trapped captain started banging on the laboratory door, a helpful passenger went to the cockpit door to get the attention of the copilot. but all the copilot knew was that the captain was gone an a man with an accent was trying to get into the cockpit so he radioed this message. >> pelley: fighter pilots were alerted, although they never took off. a flight attendant finally opened the lavatory door and the captain landed the plane in new york. the u.s. army reinstated a long-running tradition today placing a wreath at the grave site of president kennedy to mark the anniversary of the green berets. the ceremony at arlington national cemetery this year marks the 50th anniversary. as commander-in-chief, kennedy expanded the special forces to fight unconventional battles and train foreign forces. he felt they should wear something to set them apart. many had already been wearing a green beret unofficially and after the president visited their headquarters at fort bragg, north carolina, i

the serene charm of winfall, north carolina.ems time has forgotten a secret shame. >> it was sort of a hush-hush type of thing and records and files were all hidden away. >> reporter: until this past summer when the ugly truth about what happened here and in towns all across north carolina could be hidden no more. >> my heart bleeds every single day. i'm crushed. they cut me open like i was a hog. >> reporter: elaine's story began in winfall, among the cotton fields that rose up to meet the tiny two-bedroom house she shared with her grandmother, affectionately known as ms. peaches. >> she just paid special attention to me. and she loved me. >> reporter: but life was about to get worse for the poor, hungry little girl ms. peaches tried to protect. >> i was raped. >> and you were 13. >> i was 13. >> reporter: that brutal rape resulted in a pregnancy. nearly nine months to the day of the assault, she went into labor. >> when i woke up, i woke up with bandages on my stomach. >> meaning what? >> at that time i didn't know what it mea

he's been in north carolina for three weeks.more from police headquarters in rockville. pat? >> reporter: curtis lopez said to be public enemy number one in montgomery county. brought back to the county today where he'll face charges in a high profile case of double murder. now they tried to talk to him before. they are trying to talk to him again. >> they are going to try to interview him here? >> that's krekts. >> reporter: he wasn't cooperating in north carolina. do you think he'll cooperate here? >> i don't know. he'll have the opportunity to speak, if he wants to. >> reporter: he's been held in charlotte, north carolina for weeks after police made a long distance arrest in this case lopez, charged in the murder of his 51-year-old wife, jane mcquain, her body found in the bedroom of her germantown bedroom back on october 12th. police believe she'd been dead for some time lopez, soon to be charged in the death of his stepson, william mcquain. the body of the 12-year-old boy found in a wooded area in clarksburg on october 18.

and this is moving of the coast of north carolina to 9. -- off the coast of north carolina tonight. there is the cloud cover and the rain. high pressure building into the storm. here with the. clearing breezy tonight. lots of sunshine. highs in the lower 50's. monday lower 60s's. mid-60's. will get a high-pressure system approach and that will lead to some showers. keep up with changing the weather around the clock. our online home -- wjla.com. click on up dates all kinds of features. anytime you're not able to tune in on tv, a czech on line. >> the toyota at sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers moving you forward. >>> teh caps -- the caps tonight? >> they look good. the hurricanes are in carolina tonight, and if history is any indication, they have minuteman edge. like the redskins, they are a little injury written. -- injury-ridden. maike greene is not expected to play. the caps only have 13 players to play. most teams have 16. >> you want to get the first 1. once you get that, then the second, you are feeling good about yourself. and you try carrying the previ

those helped eastern north carolina and chatham county, north carolina. the third economic landscape that was looked at was the landscape of the state. these are communities, maybe state capitals or maybe communities that host a military base and the fortunes of those communities are determined by much broader political decisions made in state capital washington d.c.. looking at these five communities with these three different kinds of economic bases, we get to see how people's lives are impacted differently with broad global economic changes. >> you talked with people about political participation and a lot of people talking about voting. what were you looking for? with a democratic political participation consist of? >> guest: we are anthropologist's. we are interested in talking to people about what they do. rather than getting too much emphasis on something like voting and say and voting is up or down, rather than thinking about what people are or are not doing as many other pundits and scholars have done we went out to talk with people, sit in their

for example, in my home state of north carolina, concealed-carry permits from south carolina and georgia are recognized, but not permits from new mexico. meanwhile, new mexico readily recognizes concealed-carry permits from north carolina. if enacted there would be no discrepancy over which permits are valid. another reason for supporting h.r. 822 is that it protects states' sovereignty. states are not required to issue concealed-carry permits and state laws regarding the use of ownership of firearms are explicitly preserved. i firmly believe that the second amendment -- individuals to own a firearm, mr. chairman. i also believe that ownership and use of a firearm carries a special level of personal responsibility. this bill promotes both of these ideas and if enacted it will help make america safer which probably explains why this bill has 245 co-sponsors. i thank the chairman and yield back. the chair: the gentleman from michigan. mr. conyers: mr. speaker, i am pleased to yield to the distinguished gentleman from new jersey, rush holt, two minutes. the chair: the gentleman is recognize

let's look at north carolina. colleges and universities throughout the stay state like my alma mater of chapel hill, i'll even say duke though, i don't like their basketball program, and even the hbcus, historically black colleges and universities were turnout machines for the obama campaign. these voters now are depressed, they don't like -- you may say they're bitter if you're barack obama, and they don't have the enthu enthusiasm to knock on the doors and call. >> there's nothing in our campaign and the outreach that we've done and the number of volunteers we have created and nothing in the polls to suggest that anything that doug is saying is true. young people will be with the president again. they will volunteer first campaign if they will help turnout the vote. when they see what the republicans are offering. you know, we haven't even had a chance to have our say yet. the entire campaign of ours have been fought out on the republican side, anti-obama. wait until we get a chance to see some messages on air.

was born inews rural north carolina. she looks like a heck of a woman on paper. >> she can read or write. her children are working on the farm with her and are attending school. she owns her home free and clear meeting it is not mortgage and to take a house not a farm. >> i have more than i ever had before. >> every time you find a clue, there's one more clue. >> i have a clearer picture of who i am. lisa robinson, wbal-tv 11 news. >> just fascinating. leeson wants to thank ancestry.com -- least once to thank -- lisa wants to thank ancestry.com. this is 83 at padonia road. traffic is very light. folks are probably already parked at the malls. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> time to take a look at your morning commute. on 795, and looks pretty good at franklin ball for. southbound traffic is problem free. -- on franken boulevard. the promise will be around the malls. -- on franklin boulevard. mall traffic will be heavy until noon today. 50 at sandy point at the bay bridge. there is an accident

in north carolina. >> we now know from witness interviews that the defendant was texting photographs of the vehicle in advance of mrs. mcquain going missing. we know after we believed her death, he texted photographs of the car to his girlfriend who was found in possession of the car saying here's your car, we're on our way. >> reporter: curtis lopez charged in the murder of his estranged wife, 51-year-old jane mcquain. she was found dead in the bedroom of her germantown condo. her skull crushed with a 30 pound weight. she had been stabbed in the back. it's believed it happened sometime on the night of september 30th. on that night, the prosecutor says her 11-year-old son, william, was at a sleepover at a friend's house. on the morning of october 1st, the prosecutor says lopez picked up william at the friend's house and took him to jane mcquain's storage locker in jermantown. security video shows both of them there and lopez taking a baseball bat from the locker and putting it into jane mcquain's suv. t

. >> there's north carolina shark. >> that's a north carolina shark, baby.hey're out fishing and then all of a sudden they notice this big, humongous shark. >> this looks like the jaws ride at universal studios where the big -- >> can you hear the "jaws" theme song right now. i'm not kidding. >> not bothering anybody. >> i like the fact he's just circling us. >> you know he was thinking meal. >> when the fishermen are out there and see the sharks they want to get a closer look, so they'll throw bait in. the shark is probably used to getting a meal from a fishing boat. >> if i was in the boat i don't know if i would be nervous, because they're protected by a boat. >> did you know see the end of "jaws" where he ate the end of the boat. >> they're going to start getting heads and arms and eating people. >> you guys are terrified for no reason. >> it is beautiful but terrifyingly beautiful. >>> when you want to know where something is, 85% of the time i know i use [ inaudible ]. how about you? >> i use the north star and then i go from there. >> google has come

in north carolina, we are blessed to be home to so many of our country's heroes.i don't think most people understand that nationwide military service members account for only 1% of our country's population, but in north carolina more than a third of our population is either in the military, is a veteran, or has an immediate family member who is in the military or is a veteran. over 700,000 veterans call north carolina home. and i know that make our state stronger. and i know because, like so many north carolinians, i, too, come from a strong military family that instilled in me a sense of responsibility to my community and to my country. my husband, my father, my brother are navy veterans. my father-in-law was a two-star general in the marine corps, and my two nephews have both served in iraq and afghanistan. and i know because i've traveled my state's eight military bases from fort bragg to jerry point to camp le jeune to bases in iraq, afghanistan, and kuwait. i've seen up close the incredible demands placed on our military and the remarkable bravery and patriot

children, and therefore, the quality of north carolina's workforce. some states we have tougher times than others because of registration, the strength of the current republican party in those states, but the key to turning around -- not turning around, but winning in 2012, is the key to governing successfully for our country, and that means making government work, be open and transparent, set goals, stay focused on job creation all the time. and i think that can work in any part of our country. i think you will also see, in a country that is changing demographically, becoming more diverse commack as she has fortunately, in every generation. that diversity brings us economic strength and creativity. i think he sees growing numbers of latino families who are coming into our country and making this american dream work and believe very much in our country's future and the message of democratic governors, which is jobs, opportunity, and making the tough choices now. i did not answer your school question. we have a number of things on our website. if you g

when he was apprehended in north carolina, her car was recovered. he had, in fact, stolen her car and had given it to his newest girl friend in north carolina. >> reporter: montgomery county states attorney john mccarthy says police believe they have enough evidence to show lopez was not only responsible for the death of his estranged wife jane, but also to show that he murdered william. detectives found surveillance video from a storage facility in montgomery county showing curtis lopez with 11-year-old william the day william was last seen. >> william was seen on october the 1st in the presence of the defendant and the defendant was seen removing items from the storage facility including a baseball bat. >> williams is gone. i always wanted a child. i took william as my son, but he took that away. >> lopez is charged in the murder of jane mcquain. the state's torrance lopez will soon be charged in william's murder. the judge ordered lopez held without bond. >>> another big story tonight, fox 5 is taking you inside the lululemon murder investigation