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also charged is wayne coldiron and leonard patrick gonzales jr.g to arrest warrants patrick gonzales sr. was the get away driver in that red van. >> we have verified that three individuals dressed in black and masked entered the billings' home from the east side. an additional fourth individual remained in the vehicle. >> we have identified a motive, a motive is robbery. but there are other motives we believe that will develop. >> that was earlier. that was yesterday or the day before. that was a little bit flushed out today. it was, indeed, primarily a robbery, a home invasion robbery, they say, that a safe was taken from the house. byrd and melanie billings had a growing brood of adopted kids, many with special needs. police said they were ambushed when two groups of men ambush under to their home and killed them execution style. nancy grace is investigating all the new aspects, the late-breaking details and we learned a lot just in the last half hour surrounding the billings' shooting deaths and plus she's taking your calls tonight at 8:00 and

according to arrest warrants patrick gonzalez sr.he getaway driver in the red van. >> we are working on a number of six to eight, we believe the number to be effectively seven, there may be an eighth suspect. >> still trying to figure out what a motive is. could it be robbery? that's one of the motives. but police say there's probably something else behind this too. >> surveillance cameras show two groups of men dressed like ninjas bursting into the billings' home. two men come from the wooded area behind the house and three men rush in through the front door. a few minutes later, both parents mom and dad, shot dead in their own bedroom. up to three children are believed to have seen the attack. >> it leads me to believe this was a very well-planned and methodical operation. >> this looks like a death penalty case. two people who have been shot down in cold blood in front of their own children. how much more heartless could they have been? >> to t.j. hart, news director wsky 97.3, what's the latest? >> latest right now is that they'r

>> there was an amount of practice that was involved. >> leonard patrick gonzalez, jr. the sheriff here says he has a military background. stallworth is an active duty staff sergeant in the air force. >> it was a very well-planned and well-executed operation. >> good evening. i'm nancy grace. i want to thank you for being with us tonight. the mystery surrounding the sudden death of music super star michael jackson intensifies. >> there is word that jackson family's negotiating behind the scenes with lawyers for debbie rowe. >> are you ready to fight for your children? >> are you ready to get your butt kicked? don't [ bleep ]ing touch me. >> the lawyer for jackson's ex-wife debbie rowe is denying reports there's any custody deal in the works involving her two children with the late singer. an attorney for debbie rowe calls the newspaper report false that she had agreed to take $4 million, not to challenge katherine jackson's custody rights. >> la toya is quoted in the article saying these are not debbie's kids. they don't even know she's their mother. like everyone else

patrick joins us with coffee . >>> good morning, maryland. now, don scott, marty bass, breaking news with mary bubala, your first warning weather and wjz traffic control with sharon gibala. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >>> it's the bottom of the hour, we have a long way to go and a short time to get there as the cruise ship comes home again. marty in first-warning weather. >>> one of the cruise ships. looking at first-warning doppler. notice how hazy that shot was. don said it correctly, it's a very summer-like sultry day's start. low to mid-70s going for a high near 90. we'll keep a possibility of showers midday. >>> here is sharon gibala in traffic control. >>> good morning. we have one accident working, that's in the nottingham area, it's a change of location from whitemarsh, it's on westbound whitemarsh boulevard. a disabled vehicle working on the west side loop. someone changing their tire there. as far as delays, you could have to tap your brakes on the outsider loop on frederic road. 95 smooth, topside wide open at harford road.

patrick rogers, thanks very much.ppreciate it. >>> still to come, the best small towns in this country. we'll take a first look at a brand new list. is your town on that list? first, these messages. >>> just ahead, the keys to finding the best medical care for you and your family. >> and the fray live on the plaza. first, your local news and weather. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i'm stan stovall. homicide detectives are investigating a deadly shooting in northeast baltimore could it happen did in a section of the falkirk and cedar park roads between mercy high school. no word on a possible motive or suspect. >>> let's check on the morning commute. >> west side at i-70, you can see it is backing down as outer loop traffic. between the this stretch between 70 and 40, accident reported on the outer loop. 95 southbound is exceptionally heavy. new traffic pattern at the 895 split. watch for the signs to indicate where you need to go. we will switch over to a map

they say patrick burris gave them a false name.ey found out his real name, they figured out he was wanted on a probation violation and they tried to arrest him. that's when they say gun fire broke out. an officer got shot in the foot and burris was killed. >> he got what he deserved. he murdered people for no reason. >> reporter: her husband remembered reports the gaffney killer drove a ford explorer like this. but he didn't want to tell his wife at the time. >> i did not want to scare her. >> that's true. >> reporter: neighbors told us the other two people at the house were mark and sharon that, officers questioned them all day long. we saw two people who looked just like them this evening, called them by their names and asked them about the case. they didn't deny anything, said it's been a very long day and told us they needed time to, quote, settle in before speaking publicly. but other people with even fewer alleged ties to the case like pam guenther were also shaken. >> it scared everybody. >> an end to the rampage but still n

leonard patrick gonzalez jr. >> reporter: earlier in the day police arrested 56-year-old patrick gonzalez sr. saying he was trying to paint the red van that was found behind a shed a few miles from the murder scene. >> at this time he will be charged with tampering with evidence in a murder investigation. >> reporter: the van and three suspects were captured on surveillance video at the couple's home last thursday at the time of the killings. >> we're satisfied with the progress of the investigation. we anticipate additional arrests will be made. >> the community is shocked by the murder of the couple who have 16 children. 12 of them adopted with developmental disabilities. >> they said that they're going to do everything in their power to keep them together so i hope that happens but that will be a huge commitment. >> reporter: the billings have installed the extensive surveillance system with a camera in almost every room to watch over their children. eight were in the house asleep when the crime was committed. all of the children are safe and together with relatives while the murder in

senator patrick leahy giving everyone a chance to get away from their chairs. sonia sotomayor, looking at these live pictures a little opportunity to take a break, as well. the next senator who will be questioning her will be orrin hatch, the republican senator from utah, and he'll be followed by democratic senator dianne feinstein of california. each senator has 30 minutes of an opportunity to ask specific questions. that's what they're doing. this is going to go on throughout the day today, probably spill over into tomorrow, as well. we'll have extensive coverage here throughout the day on cnn. some of the most sensitive issues have already been raise would sonia sotomayor and she had an opportunity now for the first time publicly to explain where she stands. cnn's senior congressional correspondent dana bash, give oslittle flavor of what's going on in that room, dana. >> what's going on, you are seeing definitely the kind of script, the things we all knew we were going to see ahead of this question and answer session. for the most part democrats are trying t

authorities say leonard patrick gonzalez jr. was the ringleader of the seven suspects that allegedly murdered byrd and melanie billings. but in a short court hearing, gonzalez surprisingly used the moment to declare him innocent. it's the first time we've heard from any of the accused. >> it's circumstantial evidence and the confessions of a mentally challenged person with a long history of making false statements and false confessions. >> reporter: we don't know who gonzalez is talking act exactly, but investigators say they've arrested all the men who they say carried out what they call the methodical and chilling murders of the couple. these are the suspects who face murder charges. one we can't show because she's a 16-year-old juvenile. three are from pensacola and the other from ft. walton beach area. gonzalez jr. and donald ray stallworth have a military background. stallworth is currently an active-duty staff sergeant. >> it was a well-planned and well-executed operation. >> reporter: after saying that robbery was one of

billings gave financial support for leonard patrick gonzalez jr. for a martial arts studio. do you know how far back that relationship goes? >> we understand that was within a year. i have nod reat those documents. my staff briefed me today. they are currently working with the state attorney's office to

in a letter to chairman patrick leahy, the international association of police chiefs is throwing its support behind sotomayor. the group's president, russell b. lane, says sotomayor has shown understanding and appreciation of the challenges facing law enforcement officers. that's a quote. sotomayor's confirmation hearings are set to begin tomorrow. >>> former presidential candidate senator john mccain says he was a bit surprised that his ex-running mate's decision to step down as alaska's governor. she'll leave that office in about two weeks. mccain was on nbc's "meet the press" today. >> i wasn't shocked. obviously, i was a bit surprised, but i wasn't shocked. i understand that sarah made the decision where she can be most effective for alaska and for the country. i love and respect her and her family. i'm grateful that she agreed to run with me. i am confident she will be a major factor in the national scene and in alaska as well. >> california lawmakers are working through the weekend to solve that state's massive budget mess. closed door talks continue for a third day today. gove

investigators say patrick burris was the man responsible for shooting five people in a killing spreen gaffney, south carolina. patrick burris was shot and killed yesterday by police responding to a burglary in north carolina in a town there some 30 miles away. authorities say the gun found with patrick burris was the same one used in the shootings in gaffney. >>> he lived to tell about it. a close call for a man working on a watermain in manchester, massachusetts. he accidently started to cut through a power line when he was nearly electrocuted, thrown several feet into the air. despite his brush with death the man was able to walk away on his own and is expected to be ok. >>> while our summer has been delightful so far, serious weather problems to the south. we'll have the very latest, coming up. >>> and a new airline just for pets. we're going to take off right here from baltimore and hear more about it. >>> first, the latest business news from new york. >> reporter: good morning. topping your "moneyscope report" -- groups opposed to general motors' attempt to quickly exit bankrupt

right now, patrick gonzales, leonard patrick gonzales senior has only been charged with tampering, but the state attorney -- tampering with evidence but the state attorney saying he wants to upgrade that to murder. it appears across the board, all of these people will be facing murder charges at some point. >> do we know any more about specifics of what went on inside the home in that four minutes they were in there? >> you know, that's the part that's really been hard to gather from these investigators. that's -- they've been keeping that very close to the vest. we did ask if there was video images inside the home that was helping them. they did tell us that that indeed was happening. the billings home as we have talked about is just covered with surveillance cameras they had used to keep tabs on all of the children, special needs children who needed to be monitors around the clock. that's what those cameras were used for in this terrible situation, it was used to perhaps document their murder. the investigators here had told us they had been sending off video images to federal author

and her witness was patrick gonzalez. like gonzalez, wiggins had money troubles. >> i know that the mortgage company is also foreclosing on her condo unit. >> court documents from 2008 showed the couple sued their own son michael for child support after they took in his daughter, their granddaughter in twict 2006. they also asked for $50,000 worth of life insurance on the then-18-year-old girl, with themselves as beneficiaries. >> i get the strong sense that there was a financial issue here for the billings. that they may have been living way above their means or their stated income. >> besides a safe stolen from the couple's home, investigators have also found several guns and believe one of them was used to kill melanie and bert billings. what was in the safe or where it was found, has not yet been released. >>> if you're waiting for someone to get home from work, let's chicago on the roads with sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >>> good afternoon, everyone. we're continuing to follow that accident. also on 97 south

the one pivotal person in this organization is leonard patrick gonzalez jr. he's the organizer. >> he's the mastermind you talked about yesterday? >> one moment. >> we'll not speak to that issue at this time. >> you said that there's one more person that you're sort of looking at. >> yes. >> ways the nature of the thing that you're concerned about? was that individual -- >> anyone that aided or abetted in the commission of this crime. >> sheriff, did any of these suspects flat-out confess? >> they did. they did. i just stated, the last four individuals from oskaloosa county. >> -- what his goal was in this? >> no, he did not. >> what was the last time the suspects were [ inaudible ]? >> that information we won't release at this time. >> sheriff, what about the -- can you clarify on the connection with the county people and the power washing company, whose company was that? >> you're confused -- you confused my statement. the power washing company was owned by leonard patrick gonzalez sr., senior, the elder. we have tied wayne coldiron to him on a day laborer

his name is patrick burris and police say that he murdered five people at random in a matter of days.gs all happened within this 10 mile radius. police caught up with a suspect last night when they were responding to a burglary call. when officers got there, burris pulled a gun and then police shot and killed him. the bullets found in his gun matched the bullets found in the killings. the people at the house or two siblings who did not have any idea that this -- wawere two siblings who did not have any idea at that patrick burris was a suspect. that is not seem to be a motive in the mid near murder. his body was found as well as the body of his mistress on saturday. he is married and has four children. investigators say that his body had several gunshot wounds and his mistress was just shot once. the gun was near or beneath her body. she bought the gun just days before. they're waiting for the results of ballistic tests before giving a final ruling. the u.s. military is not only confirming that taliban militants have captured an american soldier but now the military has said that they

here's why, patrick. things about michael steele, i think democrats are delighted to have michael steele out there leading the charge against the president's health care because on the very point karen says, when you're out there making the charge against health care and you don't know what your own health insurance is, that's a major pr problem for republicans. >> i think that's one of the points, david, about the plan that's coming out of congress is that it just doesn't help people who -- it's not strangers it's helping. it's actually helping people we all know. it's not for poor people. it's just not for people we don't know. it's for everyone in this country. i think that's one of the important messages that will come out tonight in the president's remarks. >> patrick, karen, thank you very much. just a i'mer, president obama will hold a news conference tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern. david, it's so refreshing to see a strategist with an honest answer. she could have easily gone for the cliche line blamin

. >> reporter: leonard patrick gonzalez sr. was also arrested, but he is not accused of being a killer. he's accused of tampering with evidence, allegedly attempting to conceal damage and paint this old red van identified as the vehicle used in the billings break-in. more suspects and arrests are promised in a case that has become filled with unexpected twists. >> this is like a movie script, all right? and the more we delved into this and worked this case, the different avenues that it would go down. >> reporter: but no matter where this case turns, it remains a senseless tragedy, a large family brought together by love and kindness now thrown into pain and turmoil. and while the investigation continues, the family today assuring everyone that the children will be skept together and be cared for by family. christi? >> david mattingly, thank you so much. we appreciate it. answering obviously that question a lot of people are asking about the kids. live pictures for you right now as judge sonia sotomayor's road to the supreme co

he's patrick o'hare, chief market analyst at briefing.com. >> jeff: then, it looks like more people are paying their credit cards on time. american express and capital one both report delinquencies are down. the news helped stocks surge as the dow added over 250 points. >> susie: i'm susie gharib. >> jeff: and i'm jeff yastine. paul kangas is off tonight. this is "nightly business report" for wednesday, july 15. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> susie: good evening everyone. >> jeff: no alikely hood of support over the near term. end quote. that means no money to help the cash-strapped firm. cit is evaluating alternatives and one of the nation's largest small business lenders serving thousands of firms and has been on the verge of bankruptcy for days. >> susie: harsh criticism today of president obama's plan to make the federal reserve the "super regulator" of the u.s. financial system. an institutional investors group led by two former heads of the securities and exchan

for bombs that he's exploded in his own home. >> reporter: the defense contends that 18-year-old patricks the one who was fascinated with the weapons and exosives which he kept at his gaithersburg home. he has already pleaded guilty to four charges in montgomery county court and awaits sentencing. >> what was the -- [ inaudible ] >> no comment today. the comment will be at trial when he comes to testify at trial. >> is he cooperating? >> he is under subpoena by the defense for trial at this int. >> reporter: investigators say that patrick and mckenzie had tested an explosive device in gaithersburg, maryland. that they were on the air rifle team at st. john's college high school. mckendzy had just graduated before he was arrested. there are allegatns that mckenzie had a highlighted list of faculty members at st. john's inferring it was a hit list and a map of camp david with the presidential motorcade route, intimating he had possible assassination plans. >> they gave me a map that you would get at the gas station, okay? and there -- and that -- i assume that's the suggestion that's a mot

joining us n iiraq war veteran,ongressman patrick murphy. thanks vermuch for joining us tonight, sir. tnks so much, rachel, for having me. >>s far as i know, you've got 151 cosponsors so far. i would love it for u to translate th number into how likely it is that this bill actually gets passed by e house this year. >> we need 2 votesn the house ofepsentatives actually got one aouple hours ago. another congressman ju signed on. so we're making progress every day. i've been quarterbacking this, rachel, as you menoned, for out a ek now and we need to act with a sense of urgency put this on thesident's desk >> can i ask whoour new signup is? >> sure. it's joe bhia, one of the cochairs othe hispanic caucus here in the house of representatives. excellent. you're aeteran yourself, obviously, decorated with a bronze star, a married m, a blue dog democt, you represent nnsylvia, conservative on a t of fiscal issues. why did you decide that you were the y to take point on this issue? why doeshis mean so much to you? >> sure. rachel, i served in army si

there are 12 democrats in the majority led by vermont chairman patrick leahy and tuesday is when the question and answer session begins, 30 minutes per senator and they look at this as something of a celebrity moment. lots of speeches and key power players to look at on each side and of course, the chairman, pat leahy he's been on the committee for some time and first time chairing had a court hearing. and dick der ben, number two leader, the whip and chuck schumer, a pit bull part and al franken's debut on a committee. he only made it to senator week and he will be on the committee as well and jeff sessions of alabama leading the opposition and chuck grassley of aye on the committee since 1981 and orrin hatch, going back decades and lindsey graham is a tough partisan and three others, tomko burn one of the senators in all of it and two members of the leadership, cornyn and kyle and arlen specter used to be a republican and now a democrat and sure to be entertaining as we go forward, bret and megan. >> thanks, carl, questions and controversy surfaced over this nominee's record, but w

he is the founder, patrick burn.eves goldman sachs, the conversation we had just a few minutes ago, and the way it is tied to the government now is a criminal organization. take a look. >> if we bailed out the corleone family and turn around two quarters later and they have a record quarter. this is rich bankers bailing out rich bankers on your credit credit card. >> patrick, i think you would agree that wall street owns our government. >> yeah, i do. glenn: go ahead. >> absolutely. economists have a term for it. it is called regulatory capture. society sets up regulators to protect us from certain industries like wall street but often regulators come under the thumb of of the industry and are called captured regulator. wall street has captured the institutions that are supposed to have protected our citizens from wall street. glenn: our government and these gigantic corporations have merged. the framework is if you are not in one of these gigantic corporations, forget about it, jack. >> it is a group who has capture

one of the suspects, leonard patrick gonzalez jr. donald ray stallworth, on the right is currently an active duty staff sergeant, according to the air force. authorities have been saying, military style training was used to rehearse the attack which they planned for weeks. >> that is so mind-boggling to me that some of these folks were in the military. it just doesn't go with what you expect. richard, the murders have been described as very calculated but they did make some mistakes. >> they did. in one decision, actually led to cameras reporting their actions you see here. officials say the person assigned to disable the billings security system abandoned that mission. >> i believe that the compound, this is the theory we are working on, they entered the compound with the belief that they were not under surveillance. we are now looking at anyone that may have had an involvement with the security system, everyone from the company that installed it on back. >> perhaps another mistake too here robin. a 78-year-old grandmother told a fl

there are 12 democrats in the majority led by vermont chairman patrick leahy and tuesday is when the question and answer session begins, 30 minutes per senator and they look at this as something of a celebrity moment. lots of speeches and key power players to look at on each side and of course, the chairman, pat leahy he's been on the committee for some time and first time chairing had a court hearing. and dick der ben, number two leader, the whip and chuck schumer, a pit bull part and al franken's debut on a committee. he only made it to senator week and he will be on the committee as well and jeff sessions of alabama leading the opposition and chuck grassley of aye on the committee since 1981 and orrin hatch, going back decades and lindsey graham is a tough partisan and three others, tomko burn one of the senators in all of it and two members of the leadership, cornyn and kyle and arlen specter used to be a republican and now a democrat and sure to be entertaining as we go forward, bret and megan. >> thanks, carl, questions and controversy surfaced over this nominee's record, but w

daniel patrick boyd, a father, was the leader of the group. he led a quiet life near rolla as a building contractor. but he also had terror ties dating back to the 1980's. what do we know in terms of what the suspects are being charged with this morning? >> seven suspects, including boyd and his sons, 20-year-old zachariah and 22-year-old dillon, appeared in court yesterday on a federal indictment saying they are charged with material support to terrorists and conspiracy to murder and maim a broad. also charges relating to the stockpiling of weapons. jane: they have been training for jihad as recently as last month. >> according to this 14-page indictment, the ringleader and his sons were practicing military tactics in castle county, n.c., on the border. this is as recently as last month. jane: daniel boyd is being described as a mild-mannered guy. his background is fascinating. he had a run and with law enforcement and pakistan in the early 1980 prospered what we know about that? >> he and his brother were there in the early-90's, accused of

is massachusetts governor duval patrick an animal assassin. the latest battle hitting the governor against 200 animals the zoo can no longer afford to keep thanks to the economic crisis. they actually have to euthanize them. maybe they should drop them off at the statehouse instead. >>> it is time to stop trading. jim kramer is here. >> welcome back from the sawyeree out there. today is a nice antidote from the gloom. >> today there was the fight at the open up or down. i will take it one day at a time. we have a lot of names to get through today. we have a lot. >> it is an exciting day. everything has been dribs and drabs and down. nice to say anything can move the needle. >> i'm trying to decide. let's start with this one. this is the macrostory that has been so important for the market. the link between oil and stock? >> i saw ron ensana's eight market movers and he said it's going to break this week. where oil goes down and the market goes up. every single day that the oil goes down, it goes down. it's starting to don on people and lots of

patrick gonzalez sr. the getaway driver in a red van. >> we are working on a number of six to eight. we believe the number to be effectively seven. there may be an eighth suspect. >> could it be robbery? ? that's one of the motives. but police say that there's probably something else behind this, too. >> surveillance cameras show two groups of men dressed like ninjas bursting into the billings' home. three men rush in through the front door. a few minutes later, both parents, mom and dad, shot dead in their own bedroom. up to three children are believed to have seen the attack. >> it leads me to believe that this was a very well-planned and methodical operation. >> back out to sergeant ted roy, joining us from the sheriff's office. i understand that this realtor rented to one of the people that you believe is involved in the plot. what could she possibly know? >> well, that's what they're talking to her right now. but she knew gonzalez jr. >> what can you tell me about one of the suspects running a martia

police say his name is patrick tracy burris. david mattingly joins us from gaffney, south carolina, with the latest. david, what have you learned? >> reporter: this case coming to an abrupt and violent end in north carolina 40 miles north of here. this serial killer killed in a shootout with north carolina police. within the last hour we had a name and face to go with this. patrick tracy burris. we see the face of him now. it has been put out to the public. this is the face of the man who terrorized gaffney with five murders in nine days. now police are saying that the search for their serial killer is now over but the investigation continues. before dawn on monday morning a serial killer's trail of blood came to a violent end at this rundown hughes in north carolina. >> it scared me. it did. especially when i heard the gunshots and i actually froze. >> reporter: a quick exchange of gun fire left an officer wounded and an gunman dead. 14 hours later police say the gunman's bullets match those used by a serial killer in five murd

as i said earlier, this is now patrick kennedy's cause. his son's cause. if you recall, after his accident at the capitol in 2006 when patrick kennedy who was on prescription drugs at the time ran into a barrier at the capitol, disoriented and he wasn't arrested. he didn't go to jail but he was charged with driving under the influence prescription drugs, after that, he began to talk frankly about his addiction problems, about his bipolar disorder, about all sorts of mental healthcare issues and he really tried to make it a civil rights issue. he really said there's this stigma and this, you know, frowning on people with mental illnesses that has held us back as a country in dealing with mental illness and dealing with substance abuse. and i'm no longer going to feel a shame about it. i'm going to -- it's my cause and i'm going to tell people all about it 'cause i feel like there is no shame. and we treated it too much like a moral failing rather than something that needs to be treated like any other disease. so he has really been a crusader on that. and it

and police say tests on the gun found on 41-year-old patrick barris today in gas toneya north carolina matched those used by the serial killer. >> right now, there is ballistic evidence that we feel good about that links him here. and other evidence that we are trying to confirm right now. that we believe put him in the vicinity of each of the murders here in south carolina. right now we feel good that this is the individual. >> police found barris when responding to a possible break-in in gas toneya. they say he gave a fake name and pulled a gun on police. >> fire rages through a wisconsin meat packing plant. forcing local officials to declare a state of emergency. 100 firefighters descending on the patrick plant after an area between the sprinkler system and roof caught on fire last night. residences and businesses within a mile of the plant asked to evacuate over concerns about toxic fumes, and explosions. so far no one was hurt. >> warm temperatures are headed our way. but is it the calm before the storm? >> we hope not. here is chief meteorologist vytas reid is more. potential rai

patrick gonzalez jr.ct as a landlord and through her realty company. and she also was very good family friend, transporting him and his wife and children around. and so that's how she became a person of interest. we wanted the find out exactly what is that tie between the two of them and, of course, she was with him we have developed on up through the day of the murder. so one thing led to another. we'll be holding a joint press conference tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. central time with the state attorney's office and he will release the specifics on that. >> can you say if she turned herself in? >> yes, sir. she did. she was located in orange beach, alabama, at a marina there. we put out earlier today a be on the lookout order and the orange beach pd received a call-in tip and also i want to thank you, mr. cooper, and your station. you were one of the station that is published the photo and put it on the air. people are watching this newscast as well as others and a maintenance man called the tip in and

that honor goes to patrick murphy from pennsylvania. thanks for coming in. >> great to be with you, wolf. >> if it's true that the former vice president of the united states, dick cheney, ordered the cia not to share with leaders in the house and senate some sort of classified intelligence program that was under way, we don't know what it was, would that be appropriate under some circumstances? >> absolutely not, wolf. there is a reason why we have three branches of government that are co-equal branches of government. the fact he put the cia in a bad position saying, don't tell the congress. even those select few members of congress that really should know what's going on. it's disturbing. when it comes to national security, you know politics should always stop atwater's edge. i really think the vice president put them in a bad position here. the cia is doing their job to try to keep our families safe. >> you're on the house senate committee. do you know this program that the vice president apparently thought was so secret, so important

. >> patrick hoover got a call this past saturday, breaking the news that his grandmother had passed in her sleep. he rushed over to the country club apartments to see her, but she was not in her room. patrick's aunt told him to look in a freezer. >> family members had actually placed the body in a freezer several weeks back when the parent was apparently decease. >> according to patrick, donna told him that mom made her promise to keep her away from everybody. she said no one ever visited her when she was alive in did not want anyone to see her after she was gone. family members say doris never fully recovered from a heart attack seven years ago and never left her room. >> she was bedridden. it was hard for all of us to see her that way. >> until the medical examiner determines how she died, police consider this a suspicious death. police have made the attorney's office aware of their investigation. you would think when someone dies the death would have to be reported. not exactly in maryland. we will explain at 6:00. >> thank you. tonight, police are also investigating the bizarre

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just as patrick leahy did on the samuel alito nomination. we do not operate that way. everyone is free to make their own decisions. i have not decided yet. i am anxious to see what she says. according to a recent survey by the rest missing group, -- restless in group -- rasmussen group, independent voters and a large number of voters oppose her confirmation. the american people are looking at her skeptically because of all of the controversy pointed out by you just now. she has a job to do here. it is not of bridge -- not up to us to tripper up or go easy on her -- trip her up or go easy on her. megyn: 39% of americans do not favor her confirmation, 37% do. thank you for being here, senator. we will be watching. >> thank you. bret: we are waiting for the start of judge sonia sotomayor's confirmation hearing. coming up, we are taking a look at some of her cases, including her most controversial ruling, i reverse discrimination case involving connecticut firefighters. for the latest on the confirmation hearings, go to foxnews.com. are you receiving a payout from a legal

she glided over it when asked about it by patrick leahy. here she said that she was using a rhetorical flourish that fell flat. it was bad. it is not what i do as a judge. i still do not think that she has dealt with the key issue. she quoted sandra day o'connor as saying that a wise man and a wise woman coming to the same conclusion, but that she was not so sure. then she said that she likes to think, or that she would help, that a wise latina would come to a, not different, but better conclusion than a white man. she has still not dealt with that. she is still dealing with the issue of trying to disagree, using a rhetorical flourishes, pointing out the contrast, but she has still not billed to the fact that she said that she thinks that a latino woman would come to a better conclusion. megyn: we have been joined on our panel by nina easton. one of the things that we were talking about during that cross- examination was the fact that she attempted to say that she was agreeing with justice o'connor. this is what she said in a speech in 2001

the chairman of the committee, patrick lahey, will be hitting that gavel very soon. the questioning will resume with charles rasly, the republican senator from iowa. dana bash is in the hearing room. they have had a nice lunch and now they are getting ready to go back to work. >> reporter: chuck grassley, the republican center, he will be the next up. yesterday, he was very focused on president obama, on the idea that he had said that he wanted to nominate somebody who has empathy and how troubled he was by that. i think sonya sotomayor is walking in after having her own lunch break and getting ready to face chuck grassley and the other senators very shortly. senator grassley is going to be interesting because of that and because of the fact that he is potentially one of the republicans that the democrats think they might be able to pull over to their side to vote for her, first of all, because he has a his stoi of, sort of voting both ways and politically because he is from the very blue state of iowa. his tone and tenor will be very interesting to listen to. the re

they called 911 after they say patrick burris matched the description of a drawing. >>> a service for steve mcnair will be held. police say the gun inside his condominium was bought by his 20-year-old girlfriend, sahel kazemi, just two days before his death. police say he was in the process of divorcing his wife. >> steve mcnair that i knew would want me to say i am sorry. i'm not perfect. we all make decisions sometimes that are not in the best interests. please forgive me. >> police will not say whether th believe she was murdered or committed suicide. >>> a former comedian is now scheduled to be sworn in as a u.s. senator. al franken arrived at the capitol yesterday. he defeated norm coleman after an eight-month long recount battle. joe biden will administer the oath of office at the swearing- in. >>> let's get another check of the business headlines. >> good morning once again. we have some good news for home buyers. it is bad news for sellers. prices may be about to drop even further. about 30 of the biggest natural areas have a least a 75% chance of lower prices. foreclosures ar

at the center of it all, this man, daniel patrick boyd seen there in the checkered shirt on the right. tonight his family is asking people not to rush to judgment. >> reporter: federal prosecutors say daniel patrick boyd worked as a drywall contractor by day but was the ring leader of a small north carolina-based terrorist group. they say he spent the last three years traveling to the middle east secretly buying guns, recruiting and training others for jihad across the globe. today a spokesperson from the raleigh chapter of the muslim- american society spoke on his family's behalf. >> i have raised my sons to be good people and we are a good family. indictments always seem factual in their appearance but to rush to judgment is not a part of the process. and we kindly ask for our right to defense on the charges alleged by my family. >> reporter: the boys' neighbors watched in disbelief as federal agents raided the family's home looking for evidence. some defended him calling him a good neighbor. others weren't so sure. >> you don't see anything around here except tobacco and cows. terr