you know back out to you, will glover with the panama city "news herald." a lot of e-mails and phoners are calling in that this looks more like a coffin. what about that, will glover? >> i would agree. it's very small. it's more like a -- almost like a larger jewelry box, if you ask me. and she tucked it back there and apparently would put the baby there every time the cops would inquire about anything. >> this is just sick. we are talking your calls. out to diane in florida. hi, diane. >> caller: hi, nancy. i love your show and your twins are beautiful. >> thank you. >> caller: my question is, exactly how was baby shannon breathing in that locked box? >> good question. what about it, will glover? how was the baby breathing? >> there apparently were some holes that were poked into the wooden box that would allow the baby to breathe and of course now the baby was also found under a bed, back against the wall, with stuff covering the surrounding ,you know, surrounding this chest. >> this is a miracle. this is a miracle. look at this baby. rosy, keep it on a f

. >> i am here in panama, and i the tell you, my father is going to be having surgery on monday. panama, a third-world country, has more resources for every single citizen, whether employed or not. they're guaranteed health care. >> if you gave man a fish, you will feed him for a day. if you teach a man to fish, you will feed him for a lifetime. i think the government's handing out a lot of fish here. this bill costs more than obama wanted it to. this will add to the deficit like obama said it wouldn't, you know? and i think the consequences that come from this bill will be devastating to the middle class of the united states and make everyone poorer for it because sooner or later you're going to run out of fish. >> thanks to egberto and garrett for those i-reports. head to ireport.com to weigh in. click the upload now link and you'll have easy instructions there. >>> the army says it needs help from troops and civilians as they investigate the mass shootings at ft. hood. investigators say they're looking for help from anyone who may have left the scene with evidence, specificall

the trail led to panama where they hoped to start panama where they hoped to start a new life.st. they have dream lost. they have lost the trust dream lost. they have lost the trust of their dream lost. they have lost the trust of their family, friends and trust of their family, friends and i‘m sure anybody who trust of their family, friends and i‘m sure anybody who speaks i‘m sure anybody who speaks to them in the future i‘m sure anybody who speaks to them in the future won't believe a word in the future won't believe a word that they say. in the future won't believe a word that they say. even behind in the future won't believe a word that they say. even behind bars, that they say. even behind bars, it‘s clear thatjohn it‘s clear thatjohn darwin still hopes it‘s clear thatjohn darwin still hopes of one it‘s clear thatjohn darwin still hopes of one day having hopes of one day having the expensive lifestyle hopes of one day having the expensive lifestyle he craves. expensive lifestyle he craves. he has tried expensive lifestyle he craves. he has tried to expensive lifestyle he c

the main route of commerce and for much migration was by steamship them to panama, crossing the panamap to another steamship on the pacific. bender build started a rival line to try to build the canal and they would carry people across the waterways of nicaragua by votes insured lindh crossing, a very successful. he sold out, went on a grand tour of europe engaging in other various upstairs and then started buying control of this company, the accessory transit company once again. let the very moment he was doing that walker sailed off to nicaragua. by look, he was a terrible general. >> his generalship usually consisted of ordering frontal attacks against completely well dug-in positions. >> which reflected the filibuster attitude, the north american attitude toward latin america of. we are americans so one of us is worth ten of them so even though he has dug in behind fortified walls and he has a rifle, don't worry you americans go get them, go, go. fortunately once, by luck really, he carries out one maneuver. by lucky manages to win. by luck the leading general and the head of state

you know back out to you, will glover with the panama city "news herald." a lot of e-mails and phoners are calling in that this looks more like a coffin. what about that, will glover? >> i would agree. it is very small. it's more like a -- almost like a larger jewelry box, if you ask me. and she tucked it back there and apparently would put the baby there every time the cops would inquire about anything. >> this is just sick. we are talking your calls. out to diane in florida. hi, diane. >> caller: hi, nancy. i love your show and your twins are beautiful. >> thank you. >> caller: my question is, exactly how was baby shannon breathing in that locked box? >> good question. what about it, will glover? how was the baby breathing? >> there apparently were some holes that were poked in to parts of the wooden box that would allow the baby to breathe, and, of course, now the baby was also found under a bed, back against the wall with stuff covering, surrounding this chest. >> this is a miracle. this is a miracle. look at this baby. rosy, keep it on a full screen. l

check out what's brewing near panama and costa rica.is a disturbed area of whether they're going to fly into today to see if it's turning into a tropical depression. if it's a storm, it would be tropical storm ida. so a slow hurricane season. what about out west? if you're traveling through the bay area, lo los angeles, not m happening. the rain showers are developing across northern parts of the puget sound, but the fog is around for lax. just like yesterday, should burn off after that. the entire western part of the atlantic looks quiet. the rest of the region, here's your clipper storm. the clouds trying to get towards jersey. live to nyc, talk about a great day. central park is just gorgeous. blue skies, 44, up to 54. yankee-philly game tonight, game six. clouds moving after midnight. so you'll be dry and cool for the game. temperatures around 50 at game time. >> that and a warm piece of pizza sound so good. thank you, bob. >>> a teenager accused of stashing another boy's body in a drier will be arraigned today. police filed charged

you know back out to you, willglover with the panama city news harold. a lot of e-mails and phoners are calling in that this looks more like a coffin. what about that, will glover? >> caller: i would agree. it's very small. it's more like a -- almost like a larger jewelry box, if you ask me. and she tucked it back there and apparently would put the baby there every time the cops would inquire about anything. >> this is just sick. we are talking your calls. out to diane in florida. hi, diane. >> caller: hi, nancy. i love your show and your twins are beautiful. >> thank you. >> caller: my question is, exactly how will they have shannon breathing in that locked box? >> good question. what about it, will glover? how was the baby breathing? >> caller: there apparently were holes that were poked into the wooden box that would allow the baby to breathe and of course now the baby was also found under a bed, back against the wall, with stuff covering the surroundingu know surrounding this chest. >> this is a miracle. >> this is a miracle. look at this baby. rosy,

travel, the start of travel across central america, and the planting of the sea that was to become the panama canal. the crushing of the notorious american filibuster, william walker. the destruction of the confederate ironclad merrimack and the safeguarding of the union's gold shipments both of which played a seminal role in winning the civil war and the birth of the modern corporation. the consolidation of the great new york rail lines, the growth of new york city into the first city of america and the major world hub of finance and trade complete with its first grand central station. vendor build played a major part jor part in all of these events and more his life left its mark. he started in business at the very epitome of a jacksonian ideal. the working man does wearing only a level playing field. he ended it as a symbol of inequality of monopoly in the gilded age, when he made americans question the dangers of gigantism in business. he was instrumental in acquainting americans with the very idea of the modern corporation. when the cornelius vanderbilt was a young man americans worked a

the larger message here is that this corps is not the same corps that built the panama canal. >> the judge issued his ruling in a lawsuit brought by six people and one business affected by katrina. they were awarded damages ranging from $100,000 to $317,000. now, katrina, the hurricane killed more than 1,800 people and flooded nearly 300,000 out of their homes. >>> afghan president hamid karzai officially started his second term today. he was sworn in this morning and promised to fight corruption and drug trafficking. u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton had a front-row seat. president obama is deciding whether to send up to 40,000 more troops to afghanistan. >>> the arkansas officer who tasered a 10-year-old girl has been suspended for a week for not wearing a camera to record that incident. this is according to local media. the police report says the girl's mom told the officer he could tase the girl after she kicked him in the groin. the mother is defending her decision to call police for help. >> i want to make this clear, i'm not calling them over here to handle my problem. i

here is panama. you can see it there. here is costa rica and nicaragua. this is our tropical storm, ida. it's not moving very fast, drifting to the northwest at seven miles per hour. 70-mile-per-hour sustained winds but is beginning to interact with the land mass. it's running out of a little bit of steam once it comes inland. i don't think it's really going to be down for too long. here is what we're thinking with the path, it goes right over honduras and nicaragua. we're talking about tremendous amounts of rainfall, too. since it's a slow mover, it's going to rain over the same spot for a longer period. as much as 25 inches of rain across the honduras mountains and nicaragua, too. mud slides are a problem f. it keeps up with rotation and moves in to the caribbean it has a chance to get to the gulf of mexico. we hope that doesn't happen. areas like texas, louisiana, you have to watch out for. look at the rest of the country. not much going on except for a clipper. >> bob, looking forward to it. >>> sex addiction was the topic at that got joy behar all ri

what it looks like down in the southern part of the caribbean just off the coast of costa rica and panamapossibly a new tropical depression forming. tropical cyclone formation a possibility in that area that i put in that yellow circle. it's a low level circulation that developed overnight last night. upper level winds are weak. it has a little room to flourish. we're going to keep our eyes on it. may become a tropical depression today or in the next few days. flood warnings out there from the weekend's rain event, eastern texas into the lower part of the great lake. no rain for at least the next five to six days. high pressure dominates. a different weather pattern for you as opposed to last week. a little bit of light rain falling across central ny. getting back in towards northern vermont, new hampshire. a weak cold front. winds from boston, new york, philadelphia. maybe a weather delay out of the wind. certainly going to be a bumpy ride if you're flying towards new england. 35 towards chicago. that's your forecast. also, southern florida, miami, we recorded this about two hours ago. d

you know back out to you, will glover with the panama city "news herald." a lot of e-mails and phoners are calling in that this looks more like a coffin. what about that, will glover? >> caller: i would agree. it's very small. it's more like a -- almost like a larger jewelry box, if you ask me. and she tucked it back there and apparently would put the baby there every time the cops would inquire about anything. >> this is just sick. we are talking your calls. out to diane in florida. hi, diane. >> caller: hi, nancy. i love your show and your twins are beautiful. >> thank you. >> caller: my question is, exactly how will they have shannon breathing in that locked box? >> good question. what about it, will glover? how was the baby breathing? >> caller: there apparently were holes that were poked into the wooden box that would allow the baby to breathe and of course now the baby was also found under a bed, back against the wall, with stuff covering the surrounding ,you know, surrounding this chest. >> this is a miracle. this is a miracle. look at this baby. ros

that's panama right there, costa rica there. looks like it will sit here for the next couple of days, gradually drift up toward the north. if it becomes a tropical system, a named one, it would be ida. pretty slow hurricane season, nobody complaining, though. high pressure dominating the eastern seaboard. and the record highs across the west, phoenix, 96. record high. 94 today, not quite as warm, but still present decent. more tomorrow. >> i'm sorry, is my calendar wrong, are we in november? >> yeah, we are, but then you look at the record cold temperatures for october, it all evens out. >> thanks, bob. >>> a former miss california and the people who run the pageant have decided to play nice. find out how they settled a battle over her breast implants. >>> republicans are celebrating some huge victories this morning. the gop swept two key gubernatorial races yesterday in new jersey, chris christi defeated incumbent democrat jon corzine and in virginia, bob mcdonnell trounced democrat creigh deeds. weak voter turnout may have bee

she is joining us from panama city with wmbb. allison walker, this is a 7-month-old baby girl. she cannot walk. it's my understanding she cannot crawl yet. that's not unusual. how did she go missing? what's the latest? >> you know what, nancy? we have a timeline. we know that somewhere between 3:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. the child went missing. what we do know from neighbors is that the mother, who the sheriff will not release the identity of, went over and knocked on the doors of her neighbors at approximately 11:00 a.m. she then -- she said, is there -- have you guys seen anyone who has driven up in the driveway? because my child is missing. and the neighbors were just shocked. they were like how is your child missing? no, we haven't seen anyone. so they searched the home where shannon and her parents live. no sign of the child. and at 11:23 is when they called sheriff bobby haddock's office to report her missing. as -- that's what we know. the sheriff's office has not been very cooperative in giving us many more details at this point. >> to clark goldband, our producer on the s

and panama. >> and a columbia. dollars and a columbia, she is saying. >> will have to take a look at what the oas is said and what other organizations have said and what brazil has said. i do not have a specific response to a press report. but our position on the election has not changed. i just laid it out to you. we see it as one way for honduras to come up with a solution to the crisis. this is one part of it. another part of it is, of course, the implementation of the rest of the san jose-to googly adopt -- the san jose- tegcigalpa accord, and that is the formation of the government of national unity. we're still urging both sides to establish that. but as i said before, we're not going to judge the outcome of elections that have not taken place yet. andy. >> change of subject to iran. the iranian foreign ministry today is saying that they may consider sending low are rich uranium overseas, but they would need what they're calling 100% guarantees from the west that they would get fuel in return. and this is bei

we're talking near panama, near coa costa rica, that's the tropical storm hurricane this morning.y one storm, 75 miles per hour winds, not moving very fast. it's going to be a very heavy rainmaker. that's the main threat, nicaragua, honduras, 20 to 25 inches of rain. it should get right over land over the next couple of days. slow mover, hopefully rains itself out, but if it doesn't, if it emerges back into the caribbean, could gain strength and maybe if it reaches into the gulf of mexico by mid next week, it might be a storm in the gulf. so it's something we're watching. more on that and the pacific forecast in half hour. >> hopefully that guy will fizzle out, or her. >>> well, on wall street, stocks are set to rise as new retail sales numbers show that consumers are starting to come back now. susan lisovicz is at the new york stock exchange with a look at the early market numbers. hey, susan. >> hey, natasha, looks good, investors are buying because consumers are buying. no one is splurging, but wholesaler costco posted a 5% increase in sales and gas got a boost from old navy. a

she is joining us from panama city with wmbb. allison walker, this is a 7-month-old baby girl.he cannot walk. it's my understanding she cannot crawl yet. that's not unusual. how did she go missing? what's the latest? >> you know what, nancy? we have a timeline. we know that somewhere between 3:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. the child went missing. what we do know from neighbors is that the mother, who the sheriff will not release the identity of, went over and knocked on the doors of her neighbors at approximately 11:00 a.m. she then -- she said, is there -- have you guys seen anyone who has driven up in the driveway? because my child is missing. and the neighbors were just shocked. they were like, how is your child missing? no, we haven't seen anyone. so they searched the home where shannon and her parents live. no sign of the child. and at 11:23 is when they called sheriff bobby haddock's office to report her missing. as -- that's what we know. the sheriff's office has not been very cooperative in giving us many more details at this point. >> to clark goldband, our producer on the st

immediately when you start to think about the use of force, even in something as relatively simple as panamae way was happening at the same time as all this. of course it gives pause to people who are thinking about invading kuwait. it is meant to. it gives pause to people thinking about invading korea. it is meant to. it does not give pause to people thinking about peaceful, democratic change. i would ask you to give me a single example in the world where people looking to promote democratic reforms the u.s. military as a threat. the closest example i can think of it isn't really an example. the philippines -- for a sometime, philippine democrats thought our detaches -- our attachment to our base meant we are propping up the dictator. that's one of the things we did in the reagan administration, we made it clear we prefer to see democratic reform in the philippines and keep our bases if necessary. one of the very small but brilliant things: paul did was -- small but brilliant things colin powell did was decided to put some airplanes it -- airplanes up in the air to stop a coup attempt in su

hamburg who was kind enough to take my call after the news reports said that texas was getting expired panamaflu to protect its citizens. and this is one of the problems that we had in 2005. read a lot of antiviral as the illness doesn't materialize and how long is the shelf life. and indeed, there were tests done to ensure that shelflife was longer than what was stamped on the box. it was a public relations aspect that we didn't correct that. i thank them for helping me through that public-relations crisis. thank you mr. chairman. i yield back the remainder of my time. >> thank you mr. burgess. gentleman from california. >> thank you mr. chairman for holding this joint hearing on h1n1 preparedness production and distribution. i appreciate the witnesses being here today and i look forward to their testimony. as we've heard from our constituents, or experience in our own families, h1n1 pandemic has proven to be widespread and really highly contagious. since the vaccine was slated for distribution in october and mid-october i along with i'm sure probably all of my colleagues have received count