phil keating is live outside the courthouse in orlando. what else did the judge say today. >> the judge announced he have to make a telephone call to a judge in columbus, ohio, because, as of this afternoon in columbus, attorneys for rifqa bary's parents opened up a dependency case there, trying to get this jurisdictional issue removed from the emergency jurisdiction of florida back to the buckeye state. also, october 13th, that's the next date for court here in orlando, florida. and that could actually involve testimony supporting or disputing rifqa bary's claims that her father wants to kill her. as for blake and beverly lauren the pastor couple who took her in for two weeks not alerting anyone after she ran away. not only are they not allowed to talk to rifqa bary but neither are their adult children because there is a pending investigation whether they broke the law. trace: haven't investigators said there is no credible evidence to support the girl's claims. >> first the investigators in columbus police department in ohio and then ohi

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showers and storms, orlando, jacksonville, tampa to miami. but the rest of the eastern half of the nation is looking really nice from chicago to boston. enjoy a sunny, beautiful day. well, if you're watching wvit nbc 30 in gorgeous hartford, connecticut, examine the moon's ancient craters, venture into black holes, and catch glimpses of blazing supernovas at the exploring space exhibit. that's your eastern event of the day, christina. >> all right. thanks, bill. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in enter tramt. when whitney houston does a morning show, it has to be recorded in the afternoon. the comeback singer is not an early person so she asked nbc to tape her performance in the afternoon. people who saw it say she had some trouble hitting some of those high notes. long out of work actress lindsay lohan was reportedly refused offers for years is considering a $900,000 offer to pose in playboy. msnbc.com the scoop reports five months into their relationship and it appears kate hudson has moved in with alec rodriguez. s

. >>> elsewhere in florida, a dump truck was hung up in orlando. it caused it to plow into an overpass, accidentally left the truck's cabin wedged up in the air trapping the driver. fortunately, though, he was not seriously injured. >>> and connecticut students had a frightening start to their first day of school. the waiting for the bus -- a large bear you just saw there wandered into the neighborhood. that guy lurked from yard to yard. didn't bother anyone, though. unfortunately for the kids, though, not only did the bear fail to get school canceled, recess was held inside for good reason. >>> now for a look at the national and regional weather, here's bill karins with the weather channel forecast. bill, you always look for that lively story to start the school year off. and that would do it. >> what are the odds of the person taking that picture. they're probably taking video of their kid going to school and there happens to be a bear. >> a story for years to come. >> let's talk about that fire forecast. in los angeles, it's been very hot for th

lee is in orlando. lee, hi. >> caller: hi. yeah. i just feel like, you know, when they give a guy probation or parole or whatever, they have to keep an address and part of being a registered offender is you have to have an address and if you lost your address, then you go back to jail. until you're ready to get out and keep an address somewhere. it's unfortunate there was flooding in georgia and stuff like that, these are registered sex offenders. i would like to add that roman polanski is a sex offender. he drugged, raped and sodomized a 13-year-old girl. i don't feel sorry for him for being in jail in zurich. they need to bring him back here and put him in jail, too. i don't feel bad about -- the french official that talked about the united states having a dark side. there is dark side. roman polanski crossed over into that dark side. >> appreciate the call. a lot of posts on my hln facebook page. candice writes -- steve says -- maureen writes -- thanks, everybody, for weighing in. we want to hear your views. what do you think? wh

and the conventions that went to hawaii, orlando and las vegas those cities have been hard hit and their prices are incredible. >> how do you find a good deal. where should you go. >> to go to the main sites travelocity, expedia those chases, convention bureaus of those cities own individual hotels and any of these places will give you good deals, i'm talking 30, $40 a night in orlando and las vegas. and use hot wire or price line if you don't care where you want to stay and you want the best price possible. >> i found you can call a hotel and say what is your best price. and do you have any discounts. do you have any specials. sometimes you can't find it on- line but if you pick up the phone and call them they will tell you. >> do all of these things before you book and you will find the best price. >> of course we know more women are traveling alone because they are living longer than their spouses and loved ones. and so what word do you have for women who have traveling -- who are traveling either with another woman or alone. >> we have an article on that topic. it is full of websites

gina was in demand, belting it out at hockey arenas, ballpark, conventions, and home games of the orlandoecame the team's good luck charm, sing at nine play-off games, including three in the n.b.a. finals. what's the hardest part? i mean, is there a hard part? >> nope. it's a piece of cake. >> reporter: gina's challenges aren't over. but like the anthem, it's all about a long, arduous battle... ♪ o'er of the free... ♪ >> reporter: gina is proving she's up to the fight. ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ ( applause ) ( cheers ) >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, orlando. >> couric: how cute is she? and that is the cbs evening news for tonight. i'm katie couric. thanks for watching. i'll see you tomorrow. g( upbeat music playing ) announcer: there's a place called hidden valley. where kids not only eat their vegetables, they can't get enough. hidden valley ranch, makes vegetables delectable. now rediscover the delectable taste that can only come from hidden valley, the original ranch. >>> "entertainment tonight" in high-definition. why katherine jackson is speaking out today. >> i would lik

orlando cabrera comes in. twins get on the board first. three innings later, carlos guillen with one on, goes to right, stays in the yard. still doing the damage. the triple, third of the season will bring in mags and we're tied at 1-1. next inning now, twins up 2-1. polanco at the dish with two on for him. polanco going to right. that will bring in two runs. the tigers now back up 3-2. later in the inning now it's 4-2 ryan raburn pinch-hitting with two on, two outs. raburn going down swinging. in the eighth, raburn is in the game and would deliver against francisco liriano, number 13 on the season. tigers win 6-2 and they snap the twins' six-game-winning streak and extend their division lead to three games. big, big win for detroit as they stop minnesota's momentum and the lead once again back to three. the tigers at cleveland and chicago this week before heading home for the final seven games which include a four-game home stand against the twins. mean while the twins head out on the road for the next 10 games before closing at home agai

>> to my understanding, misty is still down in the orlando area. >> why? >> well, originally, we thought she was only going to be gone for a couple days. i know that ronald has been speaking with her regularly. i don't know the nature, the full nature of all those conversations, but i know that he has been speaking with her. >> my question is, why hasn't she come home? >> i can't answer that for you, nancy. i wish you could. >> when i laid down, i guess i was out. >> there's no way she could have wandered off? >> no, she is scared of the dark. she would not go anywhere by herself. >>> during the course of this, i was posing with some champagne glasses and did drink champagne. so maybe that's why i was feeling a little more comfortable. so it got late towards the evening and then he wanted to take some pictures in the hot tub. you know, a real pretty-looking hot tub outside. and i was in there up to here, but topless, but covered up. so that was even still fine. and i didn't think anything -- you know, i assumed if something was showing, it would be cropped

gina was in demand, belting it out at hockey arenas, ballpark, conventions, and home games of the orlandoe the team's good luck charm, sing at nine play-off games, including three in the n.b.a. finals. what's the hardest part? i mean, is there a hard part? >> nope. it's a piece of cake. >> reporter: gina's challenges aren't over. but like the anthem, it's all about a long, arduous battle... ♪ o'er of the free... ♪ >> reporter: gina is proving she's up to the fight. ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ ( applause ) ( cheers ) >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, orlando. >> couric: how cute is she? and that is the cbs evening news for tonight. i'm katie couric. thanks for watching. i'll see you tomorrow. good night >>> tonight in your early local news at 7, the big debt that they apologized for their outburst during last night's presidential address. plus, hit and hospitalized. some metro workers struck by a train and strike two. a man tries to abduct the young woman and it may not have been his first time on the prowl. >> in the fair oaks area where residence, they are on edge after a second

she ran away from columbus, hitchhiking to the bus station, and then took the bus to orlando.hat a friend of hers in columbus drove her to the bus station, and that was only after direct pressure to the friend that he would be arrested that authorities were alerted to this fact. rick: what about this hearing? is there a sense that today's hearing could resolve all of this? >> it certainly is possible. there are a couple of motions that the juvenile court judge is handling today, and one is a motion filed by rifqa bary's parents to dismiss the case, a motion based entirely on the investigations conducted so far shown no merit to proclaim that her father has murderous intent -- no merit to her claims that her father has murderous intent. so the result today could decide whether she stays further in foster care and we go ahead with a bigger hearing to discuss the evidence the judge determines to be found, or whether, perhaps, the judge says, "you know what? it is time to get this grow back to ohio and have ohio authorities handle it." rick: thank you. some of the biggest and noto

orlando cabrera scores. minni up 1-0. magglio ordonez scores and we are tied 1-1. lead 2-1 now in the fifth. polanco. just two r.b.i. his last 12 games but he delivers. goes the other way with a single. two-run score. he drove in three on the day. detroit up 3-2. ryan rayburn up in the eighth and rayburn plays insurance man. solo shot for him off francisco liriano. his 13th of the year. they -- the tigers win 6-2 and extend their lead to three so a little breathing room in the american league central division. here's the way it looks at the moment. tigers are off tomorrow, then off to cleveland. the twins will head to the south side of chicago for a three-game set beginning tomorrow. >>> red sox and wild card magic number mode. daisuke matsuzaka making his second start back from the disabled list and he was pret good. felix pie, swing,took it like a man. third inning. 4-0, boston. many jacoby ellsbury sends that the other way into the folks. chris wauters pitching for boston in the fourth. jason bay, what a season he's had with the contract out there for the taking

orlando was supposed to come the new inner harbor. but a bond is auctioning off some waterfront land. work never got under way. >> and the city's aging infrastructure is in need of repair. budget woes are slowing things down. the water main break caused flooding in the done dock area. -- dundalk area. the city does not have enough money to make all the necessary repairs. >> $700 million of show ready products ready to go, we have a $12 billion -- $12 million when we requested $700 million. >> is it is expecting everything before they restore service regarding the water main break. >> the video has caused a lot of controversy. acorn has filed a lawsuit against the people who filed -- who shot video of their employees without their consent. legal expert says he is perplexed as to why the two former acorn employees are seeking civil damages. >> they take to this stuff illegally because they were trying to impose the emotional distress on the employees. i don't think they care about the employees. they were trying to get at acorn. >> they

el último boletín reconoció a orlando jorge mera. >>> se redoblo la vigilancia para no tener conflictosan también los golpes en un mercado de perú donde hasta las sillas se convierten en proyectiles. y si quiere ver más de esto solo tiene que entrar a univisión.com. >>> el terror se apoderó de decenas de fieles cuando un elefante echó a correr, decenas de personas intentaron escapar f h@portaron 6 heridos.cto (m tbglgkpio eláprimer impacto (m-@ zelanda, y losresidentes tueron queescapar azonas más altas. quedaron sepultados dos personas, y lucharon por rescatarlos, uno fue sacado con vida, pero su compañero no corrió con igualsuerte y murió. >>> miles de trabajadores protestan por la posible perdida de sus empleos. >>> en 24 horas muchos podrían perder la estabilidad. >>> si no hay trabajos no hay servicios, y todo el condado de los Ángeles va a h@sufrir, s lo supervisores no llegan a acuerdo 55 mil empleados estarán en el limbo. >>> necesitamos mandar un mensaje fuerte. >>> y trabajan en todas las áreas de servicios sociales. >>> un grupo de manifestantes logró entrar, donde quisieron

picture of and it was a correspondence an e-mail between an analyst, fbi analyst who was assigned to orlando resident agency of the fbi, their field office there. to the lab. basically saying, we think this is significant. then, a couple days later from a supervisor there at the engineering section that was asking him to possibly enhance this picture basically said, wait a minute, this is too speculative. let's not draw conclusions. we'll let other people draw conclusions because you can't say, oh, you know, this is significant without scientific backing. >> okay. letisha, we have other scientific backing don't we, we have hair from someone in the anthony family. from a decomposing body. connect the dots it is her here. >> that's right. keep in mind recently when the reports were released from leonard padilla and his team -- when that report came out about the hair in the trunk of the care casey anthony said, well, i'm not dead even more evidence pointing this could be caylee anthony whose hair cause found in the trunk of the car. >> pam, the outline of a child in the trunk of that car, it w

she works for our orlando affiliate, wofl.oly, we heard that there was some sort of evidence that led them to believe there was a baby in that trunk, or a child, and i guess this is some of it. >> well, this could potentially be some of it. this was an email exchange between two lab techs. one said she was looking at photographs of the tim duncan and it looked like there was a silhouette of a child in there. she went so far as to say it looked like the child was in the fetal position the way the silhouette was. but i will say the next page was an email from that woman's boss saying this is very speculative and we need to let others draw their own conclusions on this. i also asked casey anthony's attorney about this, and he said i had toast for breakfast. who's to say i didn't see the virgin mayor -- virgin mary in this. >> some say some of the evidence may be contaminated. what's the latest on this? >> well, there was duct tape and they found d.n.a. on there. they say it wasn't from casey or caylee. they couldn't figure out wh

miami, orlando, mid-70s. that's a check of the weather across the region. now your forecast close to home. hartford, connecticut, 79. more clouds and sunshine today. we should push the showers out of here. charleston, 89, partly sunny. savannah, 88, with muggy conditions. so we're going to roll on here. overall, we're going to roll on with just shower activity in the northeast but really cool temperatures coming for the weekend. we'll talk about that in just a little bit, christina. >>> banks stumble, oil falls, and the fed says things are going okay. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, she's back. just when you thought the world might be safe from mad cap singer amy winehouse she proves she's still in fighting form. >>> a legendary manager calls it quits. a pair of walk-offs from around the league. and when did the yankees get cat woman? you're watching "early today." >> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm christina brown. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> for the first time an experiment

orlando and tallahassee, 92. simply beautiful here in the northeast today. and tomorrow as well with highs into the 60s. showers again tomorrow in charlotte at 71. but unfortunately the east coast, the rains return by sunday. slightly warmer temperatures f. you're watching us on channel 2 in buffalo, new york, see hundreds of artifacts from sandy african lands as you travel through the circle of life in an gentlemen egypt at the buffalo museum of science. no word if the cam else will be there. >> get it now before 18 feet of snow falls in buffalo. thank you. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >>> at the box office this weekend, experts see a repeat. is there really hunger for a remake of the 1980 film "fame"? it's expected to attract lots of moms dragging in their daughters. analysts predict third place in the low to teen millions. bruce willis stars in "surrogates." over it wins. under, second. ultimately experts think the family factor, combined with the pricey 3-d additions should put meatballs over the top. jessica biel w

flight 1245 was flying from orlando to denver when a light indicated possible smoke in the cabin. it was quick. it was good. the pilot came around after we were all down on the ground and checked on all of us made sure we were all okay. he was really good. >> some of the flight attendants actually panicked a couple times and it made me just feel a little uncomfortable. you're panicking and we're the passengers. >> total of 129 people were on board that flight. airport official says besides a couple bumps and bruises, no one was too badly hurt. >>> some people were hurt here. a paraglider crashed into a crowd. winds picked this up during a festival in utah. take a look at the video. talk about frightening. the mote yore powered glider dropped from 50 feet and injured six people on the ground including three kids. the injuries are not considered life threatening. the gliders two pilots are okay. it happened while the glider was dropping candy. cries from kids on the ground. >>> tears turned to smiles at a funeral unlike you have ever m seen before. wait until you hear about the surp

orlando cabrera comes in. twins get on the board first. three innings later, carlos guillen with one on, goes to right, stays in the yard. still doing the damage. the triple, third of the season will bring in mags and we're tied at 1-1. next inning now, twins up 2-1. polanco at the dish with two on for him. polanco going to right. that will bring in two runs. the tigers now back up 3-2. later in the inning now it's 4-2 ryan raburn pinch-hitting with two on, two outs. raburn going down swinging. in the eighth, raburn is in the game and would deliver against francisco liriano, number 13 on the season. tigers win 6-2 and they snap the twins' six-game-winning streak and extend their division lead to three games. big, big win for detroit as they stop minnesota's momentum and the lead once again back to three. the tigers at cleveland and chicago this week before heading home for the final seven games which include a four-game home stand against the twins. mean while the twins head out on the road for the next 10 games before closing at home agai

kworp00 dollars for 4 public work employees to tramp to orlando, florida. city councilmember clark wants all cities funded travel to cease. >> i'm not saying it is not worthy it is not worth 12 thousand dollars. >> on fox 45 news at 10 why a city employee travelled to san diego and stayeded at the 4 seasons resort. fox 45 news at 5:30. >> joy that bring us us to the question of the day should there be a ban on out of town travel expenses for city employees. tell us what you think. >> baltimore police shot a man. the weapon was a spatula on the 2400 block in northeast baltimore much the man called 911 to say he wanted die but didn't know how the man approached them in a parking lot with what appeared to be a weapon. >> approached officers with a knife like object. they warned him to stop. he did not stop. officers fired shots. later it was discovered it was a kitchen spatula. >> the man is in critical condition. 2 officers are on administrative leave. >> a police charged a 50 year woman with kidnapping a 4 year old boy the boy was waiting fay bus when leslie

economic indicators are apparent by the 5000 people who lined up yesterday on this street in orlando. they were all looking for a job in a city with an unemployment rate of 11%. in a country where as of july, 14 million people were jobless and competing for less than 2.5 million job openings. >> i lost my job awhile back so we are getting by on one income. >> while the unemployment rate is all, the federal reserve is out with in a report saying the recession may be over. >> i will not let up until those americans who seek jobs can find them. >> first-time claims for jobless benefits -- jobless benefits fell more than expected last week. there were 10,000 lower than analysts expected. nearly 360,000 homeowners lost their homes last month. >> thanks to bold and decisive action we have taken since january, i can stand here with confidence and say that we have pulled this economy back from the brink. that and how much credit does the american recovery -- >> how much credit as the american recovery act deserve? that is what congress is taking a look at today. >> the more it can accelerate

. >>> from wesh 2 in orlando, florida, anda, an neural combin of social responsibility and raw capitalism. one so-called gentleman's club is offering an unusual service to its patrons. for the sixth year, the strip club is giving senior citizens free flu shots and compntary lunches. the manager says with a straight face, it's a way of giving back to the community. with rising health care costs and all, some seniors certainly found it an attractive offer. >>> i'm christina brown, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> 4:54 is our time. 72 degrees. kind of warm and muggy out there this morning as we look at a beautiful picture of the capitol dome. this 23rd day of september, 2009. welcome to "news4 today." i'm joe krebs. >> i'm barbara harrison. we're glad you're with u we want to start things off as we always do with a look at weather and traffic. let's say good morning to tom kierein who is here with his forecast. >> good morning, barbara and joe. we have clouds that have lingered overnight, but not producing any precipitation, nothing sh

i think this issue orlando coverage for immigrants -- this speaks to how undocument -- undocumented health care is. the fact that $1 in every $5 spent in this country today goes to health care. >> if they're going to get so-called blue dogs, they can say, we're addressing that, if you will. >> news flash, we're paying for the health care of illegal immigrants right now. if someone gets their hand chopped off in a meat packing plants and they go to the hospital we're going to treat them. we do it now. norah: if you had to point to the top three big things that are going to be in this bill, what are they? >> if there's a bill i would definitely take the page from howard. there is great support for the idea of insurance market reforms. finally saying you can't deny people coverage based on preexisting conditions, there shouldn't be caps on the insurance you get, that sort of thing. the reason it gets tricky is that the insurance industry only wants to go along with that if they get all these 46 million or so new customers. a couple of other things people should expect is something called an i

orlando cabrera dmoms to score. twins down just 5-4. jim leyland comes out to the mound.eaves justin verlander. kudier, ground ball to third. tigers get out of the frame. move to the ninth. it's nick punto, to center field. curtis granderson makes the ill-advised play. keep in mind, a guy had a home run inhe eighth. he gives one back there. the next batter is denard span. he'll fly out to end. tigers go on to win, 6-5, your final score. >>> in the national league, brewers and rockies. top of the ninth. milwaukee down 5-2. jason kendall, of all people, coming up big. his eighth home run in five years. we're all-tied at 5-5. move to the 11th. ianneta. and the rockiewin in dramatic fashion. 7-5, the final score. >>> and that will do it for sports. back to you in new york. >> late night in denver. >>> a jaw-dropping diamond has been unearthed at a south african mine. >> t exceptional gem can exceptional color may be manage the highest quality diamonds. at 507 carats, he is about the size of a chicken egg. >> the mine where the stone was found, has produced the world's largest

>> to my understanding, misty is still down in the orlando area. >> why? >> well, originally, we thought she was only going to be gone for a couple days. i know that ronald has been speaking with her regularly. i don't know the nature, the full nature of all those conversations, but i know that he has been speaking with her. >> my question is, why hasn't she come home? >> i can't answer that for you, nancy. i wish you could. >> when i laid down, i guess i was out. >> there's no way she could have wandered off? >> no, she is scared of the dark. she would not go anywhere by herself. ÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑ >>> during the course of this, i was posing with some champagne glasses and did drink champagne. so maybe that's why i was feeling a little more comfortable. so it got late towards the evening and then he wanted to take some pictures in the hot tub. you know, a real pretty-looking hot tub outside. and i was in there up to here, but topless, but covered up. so that was even still fine. and i didn't think anything -- you know, i assumed if something was sho

this comes to us now from west 2 in orlando where in nearby a lot mont springs, big heros can come in small packages. police say a 6-year-old boy knew to dial 911 when his father wouldn't wake up. it turns out the boy's dad has diabetes and was suffering from low blood sugar. now the man credits his quick-thinking son for saving his life. he is encouraging other kids to teach their kidsds to make that all-important call. wow. good kid. >>> i'm dan kloeffler and this is >>> good morning. our time right now is 4:54, 61 degrees on this 21st day of september. we have some clouds above us right now. good morning and welcome to "news 4 today." i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm barbara harrison. we're glad you're up with us this monday morning. we want to start things off, as we always do, with a look at weather and traffic. tom, good morning. >> hey, barbara and joe, good morning. welcome back, joe. nice to have you back with us. as we get rolling, off to work and school on this monday morning, no precipitation on radar. temperatures around the region are cool, down into the 50s around the blue rid

. >> orlando business is called bay wash. bikini clad women are the commodity here. and it is a hit. they must have cleaner cars there. no other reason. customers say bay wash beats the normal car wash. two more locations are opening up in october because they are doing so well. >> well, you won't want to wash the car tomorrow. we have rain coming in late tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow night. only 66 degrees. clear out by the afternoon. on sunday. for the ravens' game. high of 77. and then here comes more autumn weather as we start the work week. >> all right. tony thank you. that does it for the "late edition". thank you for joining us. i am jeff barnd.

and more than $8400 for public works employees to travel to orlando florida. >> i am not saying that it is not a worthy cause. i am saying that it is not worth $12,000 while people are facing layoffs. >> now that brings us to the question of the day. should there be a ban on out on of town travel expenses for city employees? not even close here. 100 percent of you all say yes. joseph from glen burnie writes, when they start to have meetings at disney world and 5 star resorts, it makes you wonder. to read more of the responses, go to foxbaltimore.com and click on question of the day. >> well, last week's watermain break in dundalk is raising new concern about the state of baltimore's infrastructure. the city said there have been 5000 watermain breaks in the last four years, baltimore is not alone. this week u.s. senator cardin called on washington to pump $35 billion into repairing the country's infrastructure. >> a possible hate crime in anne arundel county. this morning a family found what appears to be a swastica spray paint order their home. in the 100 block of chesapeake court in

nbc's kerry sanders is in orlando with details.kerry, good morning to you. >> reporter: well, good morning, meredith. this community here is one of the most exclusive communities in orlando. it's where the millionaires and the billionaires live. among those who have homes here, tiger woods, shaquille o'neal. so, when a woman was killed and her husband was charged in the murder, the expectation here was tears and sorrow and a stone wall of silence. it's been anything but. 61-year-old james bob ward was arrested the night his wife died. investigators say the wealthy land developer dialed 911 to report his 55-year-old wife diane had been shot. according to the arrest affidavit, ward said "i just shot my wife. she's dead." >> it's a very simple case. he pretty much in the call said he had shot his wife and left her -- and she could be found in the bedroom, and pretty much, that's what we found when we got on the scene. >> reporter: in this ritzy neighborhood that some say is orlando's real fantasy land, in a house once owned by basebal

bill sheaffer, orlando. raymond giudice, atlanta.l horowitz, famed attorney out of san francisco. ray giudice, this is a virtual snapshot of little caylee lying there dead or dying in the fetal position in tot mom's car trunk. what more does a jury need, ray? give it your best shot, friend. >> i'll read to you the second e-mail your reporter left out from the fbi that says we cannot draw any conclusions as to what caused this image. it is too speculative. when the prosecution's fbi expert on the stand is saying too speculative, that's a defense lawyer's dream. >> okay. to sue moss. you know, i don't think a jury when they see what the fbi has, when you look at a silhouette, i don't need an fbi lab tech to tell me what i'm seeing. if i see a silhouette of a child in a fetal position and that silhouette is found in the trunk of the mother's car, do you even have to make a closing argument? >> absolutely. this stain can explain who is to blame. don't look at this piece of evidence, alone. look at it in total with all the other evidence.

and more than $8,400 for four public works employees to travel to o orlando, florida. that was approved so were five furlough days for those making less than $50 a year. those between by and $100,000 will take 8 days. and higher salaried employees will take 10 days. the mayor says without the furloughs, 400 people would have been laid off in the city. that is why some are criticizing the travel funding at such a critical time. >> it's just one of those obvious things that you cut when you're trying to save mon hey. >> these workers live in the city of baltimore. they pay those difficult taxes every day. they don't mind doing it. they don't mind the work, but they want to be treated fairly. >> reporter: union leaders say their members cannot afford a pay cut between 2 and 3%. the 5 furloughs days, five of the potential 10 furlough days coincide with holidays. the first one comes up october 9th. live at city hall, joel d smith, fox 45 morning news. >>> stay tuned to fox morning news for continuing coverage. we talk with baltimore councilwoman mary pat clark about the fur

. >> universal studios in orlando is sharing details of the highly anticipated "harry potter" theme parkthey released these artist rendition of what the world of "harry potter" will look like when brought to life next sing. it will resemble the village from the series. with hog wart castles. and high speed coaster called dragon challenge. >> a man exploring a cave in texas found wa he believes are the remains of a prehistoric mammoth. cave tour guide price was in a previously unchartered part of the cave when he happened upon what he said looked to be a leg bone, and the tooth of a very large animal. price contacted scholars at the university of texas techniques that now plan to travel to spring branch to document that find. >> patrice harris fox 45 news "late edition". >> as the ravens prepare to take on the chargers in san diego there is apparently a good chance that the game will not be seen on on television. the game is not sold out. under nfl rules non-sellout cannot be televised. chargers granted 24 hour extension to sell 1100 more tickets by 1:15 p.m. tomorrow. now, taking a team

. >>> coming >>> there was an unwanted visitor on the campus of a private school near orlando, florida, today. check this out. the school was locked down when a bear what happenederred onto the property, climbed a treat and just hung out there for a while. when he finally decided to come down, he just scampered off. nobody was hurt. officials believe the bear was attracted to the area by trash in a dumpster at the school. >>> in the case of one forme miss virginia, beauty is more than skip deep apparently. tara wheeler is now a reporter for comcast sportsnet. she started the evening with pretty long hair but that's not how she ended it. she's been raising money for pediatric cancer. she decided to mark childhood cancer month by having her head shaved. she said she's been blessed in her life and one way to give back is by raise ago awareness for those who faced life-threatening diseases. there she is, shaved head a all. >> she's a very cool girl. she's made a lot of redskin games, covering sports for em. >> now we know what she looks like w >>> take a look at this. a guy named tom houk

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the park is at universal orlando resort.he centerpiece of the park of course is the 15-story hogwarts castle. that houses the ride "harry potter and the forbidden journey." the park is set to open next spring. >>> unlikely contender on "dancing with the stars." >> but his debut could be thraid. >>> -- delayed. >>> a man shot and killed by police after he apparently stabs a cop in the back. i'm linda so. how that officer is, up next.

about was orlando cabrera coming home thanks to an error and in the fifth cabrera was on second base and then an rbi getting him home. triumphant return of cami clusters -- kim clijsters but just been henin will announce a return, and she is only 27 years old -- justin henin. >> let me just remind you of the top stories. world leaders, including presidenthu jintao in china are said to me for a climate change summit in new york. they will discuss plans for a cheats -- treated to replace the kyoto protocol. the u.n. chief, negotiator says he believes president who jintao could release dated ambitious plan to reduce the carbon footprint. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, the newman's own foundation, the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> he was a dreamer. >> i was floating above the trees with my lips connected to those of a beautiful figure. >> we

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in orlando, they wrestled with gators. in boston, going to fenway park. >> we landed a home run there. >> reporter: but every once in awhile a city where they got no family, no friends, no place to stay. >> we send out a message to facebook and twitter, and it's been tremendously successful. >> reporter: in ft. lauderdale, they got free massages. after 43,000 miles, they needed one. later tonight, they'll be back on a plane, with the flight crews who have become family. >> talk about, you know, our blog on the pre-flight announcements. that's pretty cool to get a little bit of celebrity status as we fly around. >> reporter: and when we asked what happens when this honeymoon is over, they say they're simply flying by the seat of their pants. david muir, abc news, new york. >> and they do it all with carry-on luggage. >>> that's "world news" for this tuesday. i'm charlie gibson, and i hope you had a good day. for all of us at abc news, have you had a good day. for all of us at abc news, have a good night. captions by vitac

her father, which means now in orlando -- the judge presumably in ohio.e got on the the point where the question is should she continue to be kept. should a governmental entity continue to keep a minor child away from her parents. >> mike, if i may. some of her story has been very fact specific. that she's told many people. yet we have no school officials that have backed that up. that she was afraid to wear her cheerleading outfit in front of her father. according to the investigators there is a picture of her in her cheerleading outfit over the manhattan until the family's living room. those discrepancies need to be taken seriously. do i want a child in harm? absolutely not. >> who is going to say whether or not there was a threat. my point was the only people who might know that is her and her father. i'm not sure who else would be able to tell you something. >> i understand -- >> josh, go ahead. >> honor killings are a real thing. >> yes. >> we don't understand. slow down. i understand you want to do what is best for the child. the only way to do it i

vaya sin miedo pero por favor, vaya con representaciÓn legal y me saluda la gente de orlando, que suchazo todo. nosotros averiguamos con otro abogado cuÁl habÍa sido la razÓn, y el otro abogado nos dijo que estaba mal toda la documentaciÓn, que no estÁbamos protegido por la 245 i, que sin migraciÓn hubiera cogido esos papeles hubiÉramos tenido castigo de 10 aÑos. p p p p p pp usted estados unos fÍsicamente? >> en el 91. >> ¿y cuando fue que se hizo esta peticiÓn? >> la primera peticiÓn seis o el 23 de abril. >> ok, hÁgame un favor, envÍenos esa documentaciÓn porque me parece raro eso que me estÁn diciendo, puesto que las 245 tiene dos prerrogativas. mandenos la informaciÓn, que el próximo lunes con mucho gusto se la contestamos. >> hay probabilidad de que se la arregle. >> sÍ. sí se puede arreglar pe con los papeles en orden. >> muy bien, mario, muchÍsimas gracias, doctor. ahora vamos con neida sandoval y las noticias. >> a mi amiga personal de honduras estarÁ con ustedes en tresegundos, gracias.ierta amer el accidente obligÓ a cerrar un carril de es autopista. una avioneta de dos mo

phil keating is live in orlando, fla.. will this be packed to capacity? >> we certainly expect that. some of the christian advocates who have been supporting rifqa bary for the past few months have started to arrive. the court has set up an additional room for an overflow crowd. they are anticipating a lot of people, just as was the case two weeks ago. the judge certainly still has to decide whether the evidence supports that she is potentially having her life threatened by her father. martha: what evidence have they discovered that my substantiate that claim? >> there's plenty of evidence that florida investigators have discovered which really justifies rifqa bary's claim that she has abandoned islam and is now a christian. she's featured on youtube in some new videos, very passionate about her love for jesus. they have also spoken with a pastor couple here in orlando and they actually housed rifqa bary for two full weeks while no one knew where she was. >> she said it would you please pray for me that i do not deny jesus christ in the face of death? tho

>> caller: no, she's staying in orlando, that is our home. unfortunately, because of the negative impact happening due to the housing situation down there, my mortgage is upside down and the bank won't give me relief because i work in new york, instead of orlando. >> host: boston on the independent line, dennis, good morning. >> caller: hi, how you doing. yeah, the situation is horrible because a lot of companies are taking advantage of of the fact that hey, we're going to maximize profit. we are not in a downturn and the government should impose plans where they look at companies taking advantage of the economic situation right now. >> host: what is your economic situation, particularly your job situation? are you working? >> caller: i'm working and i'm somewhat okay, but i have a lot of friends who have lost jobs due to outsourcing. a friend of ours lost a job and went on unemployment and they put in an individual from india, flew him in and paid him a hotel to do his job. >> host: what kind of of job? >> caller: computer engineering. >> ho

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southeast of orlando, a county found to get a good deal on the property.l government. that is now going to be their service and maintenance of their righre. jane: it is hard to look at these businesses out of business. are they seeing a turnaround in car sales? >> the cash for clunkers program was really effective. dealers and central florida just had a beating. twenty dealers participated in the cash for clunkers program. 18 of them of all -- have already been paid back in full. these dealers are hoping that there will be some more types of stimulus. they are trying to get this property developed. a lot of economists believe that there is a negative connotation. if you see all these empty, neglected lots, it has an effect on consumer spending. gregg: the nuclear showdown with iran is certainly heating up the country claims that it has every right to a nuclear program. the white house is reacting on what israel will do. jane: the war strategy for afghanistan. the president is meeting with the secretary general of nato saying that things will have to change

his service as mayor of orlando or as secretary of h.u.d. or his service in the senate, but his service to his family is what's important and wow what a public servant he is to his family. so, too, he and his wife kitty, we just say we thank you for the great service that you have provided. we thank you for the great friendships that you have provided to all ofs as members of this body. and whatever road you ultimately travel down in the days ahead, we know you're going to continue to be a success. we know that you're going to continue to serve our country in your own special way. but most importantly, you're going to serve our god and you're going to serve your family. so, mel, thanks for everything you've done. thanks for your friendship. god be with you and godspee mr. corker: mr. president, spend very little time on the floor and intend to keep it that y. but you want to pay tribute to my great friend mel march teens. we sit beside each ear on the banking committee many we commiserate about many things that happen in this body. i love