if the perpetrator isn't identified can help us to hopefully identify that perpetrator by people in theghborhood. >> and that's why alyssa and dan posted it on youtube, anywhere they could think of. >> we passed it around to the community to say, look, these people in this car are driving in this neighborhood, be on the lookout. >> the police arrested the suspects after getting a phone tip from saying someone saying i'm watching the people i saw on youtube unloading a tv at home. dan and alyssa got their stuff back. it's an amazing story if it stopped there, but even more amazingly didn't it stop there because -- >> about what was it a month ago now, same thing happens. get the call from the alarm company. get the call from my neighbors that my alarm is going off. and, you know, starts it all over again. >> after the first break-in, they upgraded their video equipment, adding better and more cameras. >> this time we used -- we used our network of friends and the neighborhood for slightly different purpose. it wasn't look out for this car. it was spread this video. help it go viral again

this was a woman who had the perpetrator's cell phone, dialed 911. nothing. >> you're not suggesting that it's the cell phone's fault that nothing happened, that it was the 911 operator. and larry, may have no criminal history? you know, there are laws throughout this country and say, well, if you're 18 and 17 and 19, 20 years old, you can be a juvenile offender and if you eat all your broccoli, we'll expunge -- and eat your green beans, we're going to expunge your record after a certain period of time. seal it so that nobody can ever look at it and say what's your history? so i don't know whether he has a history or not, i don't know enough about it. but, he was convicted of a horrendous act and you and i have had discussions on the death penalty before. i don't know what the majority of the people in this country would say if they were queried. but the last time i heard, most people in this country, the majority of people in the country say that should be an option. not necessarily the option, but it should be an option for the system. >> larry: it

neighbor to know there is no active search for a perpetrator. he may be inside. it may be murder, suicide. police describing it as a possibility. but earlier they are unwilling to say much more. >> what a tragedy. gary nurenberg, thank you for the live report. >>> well, meantime the state of maryland has recorded the first death of a child related to h1n1 flu. health officials are not releasing many details about the young victim. they will only say the youngster lived in the baltimore area and was dealing with other health problems in addition to the flu. this marks maryland's 8th death lirng to h1 -- link to h1n1. all we know about the case is it was a man who contracted the virus and had an underlying health condition as well that put him at greater risk of complications. the dc health department has just launched a new website devoted to h1n1 information and you can find a click link by going to our website. log on to our website wusa9.com and click on the health link. >>> as terry reports, talk turned from economy to global security. >> rep

. >> we renew our resolve against those who perpetrated this barbaric act and still plot against us.n defense of our nation, we will never waver in the pursuit of al qaeda and its extremist allies. >> it has been eight years since al qaeda carried out its most audacious attack, killing 3000. some believe its capacity for terror may have diminished. >> one thing that has improved enormously is the capability of the people responsible for such things to monitor al qaeda activity and undermine it. >> osama bin laden may not have been caught, but the leadership of al qaeda has been put under pressure recently. cia strikes have killed many of the second tier of leaders and made it harder for those left to communicate and organize. there are also signs that the appeal of the al qaeda ideology may be diminishing, limiting the flow of recruits. moderate and some extremist muslims are disassociating themselves from its violence. >> the movement against al qaeda as a result of the bloody violence perpetrated by al qaeda, in particular against civilians. >> 9/11 was masterminded from the safe h

we're, you know, hip-to-hip with mpd to make sure by do everything we can to bring a perpetrator or perpetrators or suspects into custody. >> reporter: once again, the suspect descriptions always vary vague. there is nothing concrete officials can pass along to you. entry is typically made, police say, through an unlocked door or window and they're encouraging all students on the campus of georgetown university to keep the doors and windows locked, whether you're home or not. i'm will thomas, now back to you. thank you. >>> caught on camera, what not to do during a televised funeral procession. this is video of senator ted kennedy's funeral. the young woman there in the back seat of the car flipped -- flipped somebody off. the person next to her nudged her in the ribs. it's believed that she's carolline kennedy closs beg's daughter. >>> up next, the three service at your bank that might be history. >>> and google maps with an upclose look at the house where a kidnapped girl spent 18 years in captivity and there is something else you will see as well. we'll explain that.  crest whites

a local terrorist group perpetrates a wave of vicious arson attacks that leave the entire city on edge there's no negotiating with the thugs... because they don't have any demands. they're just out to raise hell. [ alarms blaring ] street security cameras catch the destructive crew in action. for the gang, all it takes is half a tank of gas... one match... and zero sense of morality. these firebrands take off before the car's owner shows up. but across town, another member wants to make his presence known. >> [ yells indistinctly ] >> narrator: he casually calls up to the residents of a quiet apartment complex... waking them to witness his twisted crime. at least this time the victims are better firefighters. thanks to the cameras and the attackers' apparent disdain for disguise, police round up several suspects. they know exactly who to look for. they smell like gas and are slightly singed. atlanta, georgia. >> what do you want to do, bro? >> narrator: in front of a large crowd at a rock concert, two angry men trade verbal jabs. but the craziest thing about this fight... is not how qu

he called his tactics boarish, asinine, and a full on threat perpetrated by a bully who forgot that he elected to office to protect nevadans, and not sound like he is shaking them down. dick morris is here. welcome back. how stupid to go after one of the biggest newspapers in your state and you are in the 30's in approval rating. >> his problem in nevada is that it is a state that is constantly being born demographically. whenever you run for reelection as a center of every six years, about 40% of -- for senator every six years, about 40% of your vote did not lived there six years ago. i believe that republicans have a good shot winning the house. in a wild shot, they could win the senate. >> all of the polls show that is a possibility. i have been around this game a little bit too long. we are more than a year out. it is pretty hard to predict. >> when you have a president that started out with a 65% with voters. his latest is 42. sean: he is down to 42%? i thought it was 45%. >> i get those in my sleep. at some point he is going to get below 40%. you are talking about a guy at 46% of

. >> do we know whether the perpetrator was a male, female, white, black, hispanic, what do we know?nothing. no details have been released. >> why? why, allison? if cops want the public to help find the perpetrator, how can we do that if we don't have the most rudimentary description? >> i don't know. they're being very tight lipped. >> back to you, matt zorell. any idea where the children are tonight, ages 8 and 5, and what about the relationship? it's my understanding a temporary restraining order had been taken out against the ex-husband but it had expired? >> yes, nancy. reports are that the protection orpdzer expired april 29th of this year. they have been divorced a little over two years. there were battles over custody and child support. he had a judgment against him for 1 wood 1 sthou in january of 2008 for not paying child support. we are still trying to figure out where the children are tonight. >> matt, what can you tell me about anything, the neighbors, friends, co-workers have to say about her, the victim, laura, or the husband, the ex-husband? >> neighbors have said won

other than eight being perpetrated in at talk radio but -- been perpetrated in the talk radio, but it has also been asserted by advocacy groups with data. would you be able to address the serious side of this question on how the health cost is being gobbled up by illegal people who are not supposed to be here? >> that is a very hard question. about 30 years ago my activity in washington was focused on helping to put together the first of the large expenditure surveys called the national medical expenditures survey. it is now an ongoing survey that the department of health and human services collects. i have been curious about some of the numbers i had been seeing reported as to how many of the people either currently who are uninsured are people who are illegal immigrants and how many people who would remain uninsured are likely to be illegal immigrants. i have had some e-mails with some people i worked with who continue doing a survey research because my question had been how would we ever know that? the answer is it is almost impossible to know then. the way we make estimates is to

her voice went silent by a perpetrator. we are her voice. even the smallest thing you think isn't important could lead us to who did this. >> if you have information that might help close the case, the detectives would like you to call 866-411-tips. >>> an emotional john travolta told the jury about his efforts to save his son's life today. he testified against two people accused of blackmailing him. travolta described the moments before his son's death. he performed cpr on his autistic son after a nanny told him jett wasn't responding. the defendants are accused of trying to get money in exchange for pictures of his dying son. >>> in the wake of deadly flooding, president obama assured officials their plea for federal aid is getting immediate attention. homes and an entire community are under water. residents returned to their houses to find personal belongings drenched and in floating water. some were able to save ps. at least ten deaths are blamed on torrential downpours over the weekend. is there relief in sight? >> it's been raining but

>> okay, i've got a description of the perpetrator from your son. we're going to do everything we can to recover the stolen items. but i wouldn't get my hopes up. this is a pretty crime-infested neighborhood and we're scared to come here. >> thanks, i think. >> calvin, you didn't answer my question. how did that happen? >> that's what i want to know. >> tell them, cousin calvin. now's your time. >> i swear, ma, i couldn't have been gone for over two minutes. >> calvin, you left them here alone?! i trusted you, man. >> c.j., i'm sorry. >> c.j., if i had known that you were living like this, you never would've moved out. so you and these children are moving back in with us until you can find something better. >> better? baby, what are you talking about? ain't nothing wrong with this place. just needs a little paint. one bad apple. that's all it is. >> come on, children, let's go. [ gunfire ] >> aah! [ gunfire continues ] >> no, just close the window. just close the window. >> get down, you crazy woman! >> just close it. stop shooting! stop it! >> get

because that shirt would have possibly her blood on it if the perpetrator was wearing that shirt. and there's a possibility there's his dna on that shirt or some kind of hair that would also match the crime. i think this is going to be a heavy dna case, in spite of all the circumstantial evidence, they need that dna to match and i think they know it's probably going to come up that way. i think they've got their dna and they're just looking for their exact match to the suspect. >> larry: is the yale campus secure? could that murder have been prevented? next. you've worked all your life. as the decades have past, the promise of medicare has always been there. and aarp has fought to guarantee none of the benefits you earned were ever taken away. today we're continuing that fight by protecting your freedom to choose the doctors and treatments you need. and to have your tax dollars go towards your care-- not insurance company subsidies. you've done your work. and we'll keep doing ours. learn more at aarp.org. >> that this horrible tragedy happened at all is incomprehensible, but that

that doesn't mean every white person opposed to obama is responding to the racism that's being perpetratedut that rhetoric is out there. >> i hear what you're saying and i hear what you're saying specifically about what president carter said but the way some people took it, let me read a statement that michael steele made, chairman of the republican national committee. this is how he and a lot of people took it. characterizing american's disapproval of president obama's policy as being based on race is an outrage and a troubling sign about the length democrats will go to to disparage all who disagree with them. playing the race cards show democrats are willing to deal from the bottom of the deck. some people say he played the race card period and now no one can criticize president obama without being seen as a racist. plain and simple. >> the problem is white folks have and black conservatives assist in this have a race card of their own. it's the ace of denial and trumps whatever race card folks of color have. they are deliberately misinterpreting the statements. i've been on several show

because that shirt would have possibly her blood on it if the perpetrator was wearing that shirt. and there's a possibility there's his dna on that shirt or some kind of hair that would also match the crime. i think this is going to be a heavy dna case, in spite of all the circumstantial evidence, they need that dna to match and i think they know it's probably going to come up that way. i think they've got their dna and they're just looking for their exact match to the suspect. >> larry: is the yale campus secure? could that murder have been prevented? next. achoo! (announcer) what are you going to miss when you have an allergy attack? achoo! (announcer) benadryl is more effective than claritin at relieving your worst symptoms. and works when you need it most. benadryl. you can't pause life. over health care reform, aarp has chosen a side-- yours. we're fighting to guarantee that you'll never be denied coverage because of your health or age. to prevent anyone from coming between you and your doctor. and to make sure patients don't take a backseat to insurance companies. because at

i guess it's only a hate crime if the perpetrators are white.ever we get a wise word of caution from pete in maryland. it may very well be a hate crime, however, i will not rush to judgment and flat out label it as such. there could be other factors that we don't know about. a jealous exboyfriend, a dispute between former friends. who knows what it was. give investigators time to gather facts. >> then there was this, i asked if perhaps race could be a reason as to what seemed to be a speech. why did it become so controversial? robert says why does it always have to be about race? every black person wants equality, they are so fast to pull the race card and that's the reason they are being held back. okay robert are folks overly sensitive, but the rage level that this president was uncalled for and unprecedented. but jim from hollywood, maryland says that means that i didn't do my homework. president george bush gave a similar speech in 1991 from washington, d.c. and democrats then the majority party in congress not only denounced bush's speech,

streets to get money, that means they sell drugs, then they get into violence, the violence is perpetrated on the community. we have to keep these children in school. >> leaders stressed education as well as parental involvement. >>> aaron hill double hoamed the winning run as the blue jays beat the orioles 6-5, the orioles' sixth straight loss. hill reached 100 rbi's for the first time in his career facing the right hander deb -- dennis. hill with the double to right center and batista came around to score without a throw. it's all over. final score 6-5. >> maybe next year. >> yeah. >>> she went to the school nurse to get checked out >> what happened over the next several days changed a girl's life and has a mother furious at what happened. >>> and undergoing any type of surgery can certainly be stressful. we have a closer look at what may cause worry but first let's send it to justin with a check of the weather. >>> 5:05. on this first morning of fall, mostly cloudy skies and patchy fog. an average 6of 65 to 70. patchy fog and chance of a shower later today. we have warm temperatures for

believe it may yet give up further secrets of child abductions even murders, unsolved for decades, perpetrated by the occupants. >> we did begin digging today, and we specifically started at the areas of interest. >> but one child abduction appears to have resolved. the garridos are facing kidnap, rape and a false inprisonment of jaycee lee dugard. as the police begin to build their case, new insights are emerging into the mind of a criminal who allegedly kidnapped jaycee 18 years ago. >> and jaycee is walking up the hill to the bus. >> carl probyn is jaycee's devoted stepfather. you saw the car in this area here? >> it sped up the street, it cut right in front of her. the driver got her. some dust right here, i saw a door fly open real fast. i heard one scream. >> this is 911. >> my daughter was just kidnapped. >> the unthinkable had happened. 11-year-old jaycee brutally abducted by strangers less than a hundred yards from her home. >> she's pretty, young, innocent child. and it's time she comes home. >> police say the man responsible was a registered sex offender. in 1976, phillip garrido wa

. >> do we know whether the perpetrator was a male? female? white, black, hispanic?what do we know? >> nothing. no details have been released. >> why? why, allison? i mean, if cops want the public to help find the perpetrator, how can we do that if we don't even have the most rudimentary description? >> i don't know. they're being very tight-lipped. >> back to you, matt zarrell, do you have any idea where the children are tonight, ages 8 and 5? and what about the relationship? it's my understanding a temporary restraining order, a protective order had been taken out against the ex-husband but it had expired? >> yes, nancy, you're right. reports are that the protection order expired april 29th of this year. they have been divorce ed for a little over two years. there were some battles over custody and child support. he had a judgment against him for $11,000 in january of '08 for not paying child support. we're still trying to figure out where the kids are tonight, nancy. >> okay. matt, what can you tell me about anything, the neighbors, friends, co-workers have to say

it's clear who the perpetrators were and who the messengers are here. and you know, don't shoot the messenger, go after the wrongdoing and that's what's very important here. you know, if maryland would -- maryland will become the laughing stock of the nation if our law enforcement officials nowx only on those who expose the wrongdoing within acorn. >> reporter: what will be the scope of the investigation? mum's the word from the attorney general's office. a spokeswoman says the attorney general has "no comment on an active investigation" but asked what will they investigate acorn's use of public money? or how the video and audio were obtained. she would only say the ag office would "look into the incident and right now we have no idea where it will lead." the governor who authorized the attorney general too look into acorn - >> i did sign off on it. he's proceeding and i think that we need to be guided by the facts as they uncover them. >> reporter: in an earlier statement the group says it welcomes any investigation, on a national level the group has b

let us renew our resolve against those who perpetrated this barbaric act. >> reporter: the commandern chief used the occasion to note the terrorists continue to plot strikes inside america. >> the defense of our nation, we will never waiver. the pursuit of al qaeda and the extremist all is we will never falter. >> reporter: the president and michelle obama greeted family members who then entered the memorial. the pentagon memorial is made up of 184 benches, each bearing the name of a person who lost their life here on september th, 2001. names like brady howell of arlington, virginia,&his brother regan said time has stood still. >> it really doesn't seem like 8 years other than eight years of missing a brother and very good friend. >> reporter: names like jimmy holly of bowie, maryland, his wife martha said 9/11 shock has faded but not its grief. >> there are days i'm good and some days i just cry, you know. >> nmmerceci: and cecia d richards whose sister monica had no place to grieve until this memorial was built. >> it's good to have something to remember the victims by. >> reporte

. >> the whole problem with domestic abuse, the perpetrators, is a lack of accountability.accountability and responsibility for him. i think the message needs to be a little stronger. >> reporter: this woman eventually got the message. she divorced her abuser. today she counsels other women who are in abusive relationships. trying to stop the violence, trying to end the denial. randi kaye, cnn, los angeles. >> for more of what matters, check out the october issue of "essence" magazine or log on to cnn.com/whatmatters. welcome to our mcdonald's. yours? really? it's been our dream since we were kids. uh, that long, huh? why not? mcdonald's really supports entrepreneurs. they spend over $5 billion dollars... with businesses in communities like ours. you two really know your stuff. we've done our homework! time for breakfast./ mom! not in front of the customers. wake up! wake up! - i just had the most amazing dream! - me too! opportunities inspiring big dreams. mcdonald's. so we did a nationwide on your side review. turns out it was more valuable than he thought. we got him the

>> mike, we know that most crimes are perpetrated by persons that we know.appings, including homicides. so they are going to look at everybody and anybody that was close to her. and could i make a quick comment about her article. her article, i lecture across the country at colleges and campuses, on campus safety and sexual assault. it was almost as if her article was a story that she was telling. based upon her experience. >> let's read a couple excerpts from that, steve. here it is. part of the article says this, most students are all too familiar with ervgs mails with the subject, message from chief perrotti detailing the latest robbery. what can one do to avoid becoming another unnamed victim in these e-mails? in short, new haven is a city, and all cities have their perils. but with a little street smarts, one can avoid becoming yet another statistic. we hope and pray she has not become a statistic here. let's go back to her friend and mentor, rocky. was she worried about becoming a victim? >> i remember very well several years ago when she was in the pr

. >> it's clear who the perpetrators were and who the messengers are here. and you know, don't shoot the messenger, go after the wrongdoing. >> congress responded to the video by cutting off federal funding for acorn. we'll let you know what happened with the investigation. >>> and time now 5:35. here's a look at what is happening today, september 23rd -- a news conference at 4:00 this afternoon with annapolis democrat mayoral candidate pierre to discuss her campaign after saying she would withdraw from the race and then deciding to remain a candidate. >>> cleaning up and looking out. >> it's been four days now, four days since parts of dundalk turned into a lake. the worry that is now setting in for some of the flood victims >>> plus, a neighborhood makeover. we hear a lot about baltimore city neighborhoods that aren't in good shape. the plan to revitalize one area but first we head to justin and check out today's temperatures. >> mostly cloudy. a little patchy fog, mid-60s to near 70 and still the chance of showers. keep that umbrella handy. i know it's ge

and to those who perpetrated this heinous act, we will never forget. >> today will mark the instance trampled between fear and memory. eight years ago, we saw fear come out of the clear blue sky. we saw monday youments of our power and our pride turn to dust in an instant. we felt in one day the terrible cruelty and terrible beauty out of selfless sacrifice. now the wounds of grief and shock are scarred over. now we can say grief and shock as if they were only words perhaps. but on that day, they were more real than words can now express. and in eight years we have dulled our grief for an hour for an instant we call it back, deliberately we call it back today. pain fades, but today we feel it back to stay with us for this hour and much longer. we remember and in the face of such inhuman evil, our memory keeps us human. we hear the voices of those we loved and lost. we feel their presence. and we come here again and say these words, not because fear or pain compel us, but because we choose to. we imagine our done destroyed, but for the men and women who saved us, we give our thoughts

. >> let us renew our resolve against those who perpetrated this barbaric act and who plot against us. >> reporter: but as mr. obama considers sending more troops to afghanistan, his own part see why bawlinging. today senate arms services chair carl levin implored him not to order more deployments but to focus instead on training the afghan army and police. >> we need a surge of afghan security forces. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi sent a similar message. >> i don't think there's a great deal of support for sending more troops to afghanistan. >> reporter: the misgivings in the president's own party reflect a growing national pessimism amid record casualties there. >> we need to have the afghan security forces demonstrate that they have primacy that they can control the situation on the ground. >> reporter: 21,000 additional u.s. troops will deploy there this year, driving total troop levels up to a new high, 68,000. levin argued sending more than that would just provoke the enemy. >> creating a bigger u.s. military footprint provides propaganda fodder for the taliban. >> rep

. >> let us renew our resolve against those who perpetrated this barbaric act and who fought against us still. in defense of our nation we will never waiver. >> the. also said one way to honor the victims of 9/11 is to serve. >> our own very dear son make lass charms alexander rome. >> in new york family members and volunteers stood in the rain once again reading the names of victims. they also observed four moments of silence: the exact times the jetliners struck the north and south towers and the time each tower fell. >>> in our joy and in our sorrows we know we belong to one another. tell me about despa, yours, and i will tell you mine, wrote the poet mary oliver. >> tonight two beams of light stand guard where the twin towers once stood. >>> and in shanksville, pennsylvania, people gathered to pay tribute to the 40 men and women who died when united airlines flight 93 crashed into that field. there is no permanent memorial yet, but there is the enduring legacy of those who gave their lives on that flight to fight those hijackers. >> the terrorists forced into the rear of the plan

the perpetrators had vanished, along with the money. they left no trail.st a lot of embarrassed police in their wake. >> a reward of $7 mill -- 7 million swedish cronar, or about a million dollars, is being offered for any suspects or if they are led to the money. >>> a deadly viis killing salmon. and that's causing problems on dinner tables here in the u.s. what can be done to end the crisis? tonight only on the cbs evening news. >> thanks, katie. here's a look at tonight's closing numbers from wall street. we'll be right back. >>> a pleasant friday evening, across the region. a live look outside. rain is moving this way, however. will the weekend be with a wash -- be a washout? meteorologist tim williams has a look at the five-day forecast. but we begin with bob who is tracking the tropics. >> it's the new tropical depression way out in the atlantic, which will not affect any land masses. that's the good news. by monday, a remnant low. winds now at 35. but because it's so far out in the atlantic, about 500 miles. it will not affect any land masses or any

. >> it's clear who the perpetrators are and who the minus are. don't shoot the messenger, go after the wrongdoing. >> they voted to cut off federal funding for akorn. >> the family of then 2-year- old payton pa attach knee, burned after they poured a sid on a slide, have settled. details of the settlement have not been named. the acid was not properly secured by the school. the $60 million suit was supposed to go to trial next month. >> good news in the fight against crime in baltimore county. 7 of the 8 major violent crime categories have dropped this year compared to last year. the number of solved violent cases is well above the national average. our officers achieved a 75.9% clearance rate for violent crimes which is about 31% higher than the national clearance rate as of the end of 2008. this includes an almost 889% clearance rate for murder investigations. >> they say traditional community policing practices combined with new technology is helping to keep crime down. but don't tell that to a baltimore county church which was burglarized aga

the american people will be able to put aside some of the ridiculous falsehoods that have been perpetrated. >> a bipartisan plan introduced today would fine americans if they don't buy health insurance. it also required that insurers take all applicants regardless of age and health. >> we keep hearing about the cost of health care. what about the cost of lobbying congress? the competing interests are spending a fortune. gary neurenberg has been looking into that for us. >> reporter: more than a small fortune, derek. hospitals, doctors, businesses, health insurance companies, trial lawyers, nurses, unions. each one of those groups want legislation written to reflect its interests and each and everyone is spending big right now to make that happen. because the stakes are immense. >> if they spend $1 million up front they may be able to save themselves or earn themselves $10 million in the end gains. >> reporter: it is estimated that 3000 lobbyists are working on health care spending 1.5 million a day. when this is over it could be the most expensive lobbying campaign in congressional history

. >> it's clear who the perpetrators were and who the messengers are here. and you know, don't shoot the messenger, go after the wrongdoing. >> in response to the video congress moved to cut off federal funding for acorn. >>> the muddy waters receded and nation working to clean -- and neighbors working to clean up the mess in dundalk. a new threat now. workers in white jumpsuits sprayed disinfectant in waterlogged homes to protect against mold. >> once it gets to a certain point it starts to spread throughout the entire house. gets behind walls and everything like that. >> and taking a lesson from the aftermath of hurricane isabel five years ago the county moved quickly over the weekend to pump out flooded basements. some residents aren't just dealing with water damage. at last word some two dozen homes still without electricity. >>> the watermain break in dundalk prompted senator ben cardin to call for the u.s. senate to look into america's infrastructure. the senator says friday's flooding a dramatic reminder that infrastructure is in dire straits. he says

. >> do we know whether the perpetrator was a male, female, white, black, hispanic?sed. >> why? why, allison? if cops want the public to help find the perpetrator, how can we do that if you don't have the most rudimentary description? >> i don't know. they're being very tight lipped. >> back to you, matt zarrell, do you have any idea where the children are tonight, ages 8 and 5? what about the relationship? it's my understanding a temporary restraining order, a protective order, had been taken out against the ex-husband but it had expired? >> you're right. the reports are the protection order expired april 29th of this year. they have been divorced a little over two years. there were battles over custody and child support. he had a judgment against him for $11,000 in january '08 for not paying child support. we are still trying to figure out where the kids are tonight, nancy. >> okay. matt, what can you tell me about anything, the neighbors, friends, co-workers, have to say about her, the victim, laura, or the husband? the ex-husband? >> neighbors said very wonderful

the thieves' helicopter was found some time later, the perpetrators disappeared along with the money. they left no trail just a lot of embarrassed police in the wake. >> the reward of 7 million swedish kronar are being offered. >>> was there any money made on wall street? (closing bell). >> the markets losing streak is at three days. the dow closed down 42 points, s&p 6, nasdaq 17. >>> let's go to new york where we have the money watch update. >> reporter: the global economy has a new board of directors. leaders of the g-20 summit declared they will be coordinating policy from now on. they're working to shore up the economic recovery and put rules in place to prevent another melt down. they did not iron out the differences over capping bonuses but they will require banks to make sure they have enough capital to absorb losses. >>> new home sales picked up for the fifth month in a row. not as much as investors opened. the sales rose signaling the housing market recovery. it remains tentative. >>> investors got a weaker than expected reports on goods that will last three years. orders we

trace: president obama spoke about renewing our resolve against those who perpetrated the 9/11 attacks and the plot against the u.s.. they took time to remember the victims of that date. >> the president noted that it has been about 3000 days since the september 11, 2001 attacks. almost a day for every victim. here is the commander-in-chief of the victims. >> the loved ones that they left behind, the men and women who lost their lives eight years ago today leave a legacy that still shines brightly in the darkness and calls on all of us to be strong and firm and united. that is our calling today and in all the septembers still to come. >> after those remarks, the president and secretary gates spoke to the victim's families. trace: they also joined in a very moving tribute at 8:46 this morning. >> staffers were out on the white house lawn. the president and first lady had a very solemn moment of silence. it was a very moving moment. i have been out of the law on several times when president bush was president. it takes you back to where you were on september 11, 2000. trace: as we look b

let us renew our resolve against those who perpetrated this barbaric and plot against us still.defense of our nation, we will never wait in pursuit of al qaeda. we will -- let us renew our commitment of all of those who serve in defense, the courageous men and women who serve to protect us at home. mindful of the work that it is never finished, we will always keep america safe. let us renew the spirit of that date. not the human capacity for evil, but the human capacity for good. not the desire to destroy, but the impulse to save and to serve, and to build. on this first national day of service and remembered, we can summon once more that were merely goodness of america by serving our communities, our country, to better, world. most of all, on a day when others sought to sap our confidence, let us remember how we came together as one nation, as one people, as americans. united not only in our grief, but resolved to stand with one another. to stand up for the country we all love. this may be the greatest lesson of this day, the strongest rebuke to those who attacked us. the highe

the perpetrator pulled her into his car, same m.o. as in jaycee dugard. sharon joins us.exas there. mom, you first. your reaction? must be kind of a conflict. you want to have closure and yet if they find closure in the backyard you know the worse is the true. >> this is true, geraldo. i try not to think too much about the bones and what they are digging up out there. i have heard some things in the case that have given me hope that mickala might be alive still. some of the witness tomorrow that there were five girls in the back yard. >> sharon, you believe it is possible that he kidnapped but did not kill michaela? >> i think it is possible. as horrible as he is, so far, he hasn't been tried to any deaths. i know that there are a lot of indian remains that are found out in that area so we'll just have to wait and see what the evidence is and in the meantime i'm still hoping that michaela will break out of where she is or that somebody will come forward with information to tell us where she is. >> geraldo: sharon, i wish whatever you hope in this case. i want to go to kat

the perpetrator pulled her into his car, same m.o. as in jaycee dugard. sharon joins us. her daughter joins us via skype from texas there. mom, you first. your reaction? must be kind of a conflict. you want to have closure and yet if they find closure in the backyard you know the worse is the true. >> this is true, geraldo. i try not to think too much about the bones and what they are digging up out there. i have heard some things in the case that have given me hope that mickala might be alive still. some of the witness tomorrow that there were five girls in the back yard. >> sharon, you believe it is possible that he kidnapped but did not kill michaela? >> i think it is possible. as horrible as he is, so far, he hasn't been tried to any deaths. i know that there are a lot of indian remains that are found out in that area so we'll just have to wait and see what the evidence is and in the meantime i'm still hoping that michaela will break out of where she is or that somebody will come forward with information to tell us where she is. >> geraldo: sharon, i wish whatever you

tomorrow, the american people will be able to put aside some of the ridiculous also it's bad been perpetratede past few weeks. he will then be able to focus on was important for this country. we have a lot of work to do. we understand that. we're still approaching this in the form of bipartisanship. we still, after all these months, at a place at the table for the republicans. we will do everything we can to work with them. we want a bipartisan bill. we don't want to do reconciliation unless we have no alternative. i am personally in favor of a public auction. in my mind, there is no question the majority -- i can speak for the house caucus, but they would like that. we will do our best to have a public option before we finish this work. >> why was there not a place for >> we have had a large table with the finance committee and the health committee and the senate. there is always a place for them. i think today it was a positive meeting. that is how i feel. >> the president is meeting with the speaker of the house and the democratic leader of the senate. he has other meetings that we are not

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which allows victims of childhood sexual abuse to sue the perpetrators no matter when the abuse occurred >> the baltimore city police officer shot during a roobery last week, suffers a setback. detective aaron harris has been moved to shock traumm, and his condition has been downgraded to critical. harris was shot late thursday night outside of his home in northwest baltimore. originally taken to sinai hospital. and has undergone, at least, five surgeries. the two teens accused of shooting harris were denied bail yesterday. >> well, sunny day. breezy and cool. how cool will it get overnight? chief meteorollgist vytas reid is here with the sky watch forecast. gorgeous day. >> yeah. sunshine and few clouds. but wind was the factor. and made it feel cooler out there. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s and felts like in the lower 60s with the winds blowing out of the west. anywhere from 20 to 25 miles per hour. clear skies around baltimore right now. and high thin clouds. putting this into motion. see a few shoddy showers over the western edge of the mountains, cumberland and heavier rain

her voice was silenced by the perpetrator. so we are her voice. even the smallest thing that you might think is not important could lead us to who did this. >> reporter: joe krebs, news4, washington. >>> if you have any information that might close this case, detective paul masterson would like you to call 1-866-411-tips. >>> that's news at 4:00 this afternoon. news4 at 5:00 starts right now. >>> tonight at 5:00, bribery bust. the chief of staff for the d.c. council member charged today. >>> decoding car codes. find out what's wrong with your careen before the mechanics. >>> aids vaccine success, a major medical breakthrough. hello and welcome to news4 at 5:00 tonight. i'm jim handly. >> i'm eun yang in for wendy rieger tonight. >>> a man leading police on a chase with his 3-year-old son in the back seat. he ditched his van and jumped into the anacostia river. this began with a routine traffic stop in maryland. police tell us the suspect also tossed drugs into the river before he jumped in himself. tracee wilkins has our report. >> reporter: seen

let us renew our resolve against those who perpetrated this barbaric act and plot against us still.n defense of our nation we will never waiver and in pursuit of al qaeda and its extremist allies we will never falter. let us renew our commitment to all those who serve in our defense our courageous men and women in uniform and familyall those who protect us here at home mindful that the work protecting america is never finished we will do everything our power to keep america safe. let us renew our spirit for that day not the human capacity for evil but for good. not the desire to destroy but the impulse to save, serve and to by. on this first national day of service and remembrance, we can summon once more that ordinary goodness of america, to serve our communities, to strengthen our country, and to better our world. most of all, on a day when others sought to zap our confidence, let us renew our common purpose, remember how we came together as one nation, one people, as americansing, united in the only -- americans united not only in our grief but to stand up for one another, for th

the perpetrators is going to leave something behind. >> okay. such a sad, sad story. >> really is. >> we'll keep following it. ryan, thank you, mike, you, as well. we appreciate it. >>> coming up, take a look at that photo, 9-year-old, special needs kid was acting up in place, that's where they sent him basically solitary confinement. he had to strip down to his underwear and strip down to an "x" the way you punish a 9-year-old, dealing with a special needs child? more on this coming up. we'll take your calls at 1-877-tell-hln. ÷. >>> welcome back to "prime news" on hln. unbelievable what happened to one mom and dad, taking battie bath time photos little girls getting out of the bathtub. of course the toddlers are naked. well, a walmart worker flagged it, sent it to child protective services. the kids were taken away. mom and dad accused of being sex offenders? an month later judge ruled the photos were innocent. for you the family is suing. sounds like they have a good case. want to hear from you on this 1-877-tell-hln is the number. feel free

. >> let us renew our resolve against those who perpetrated this barbaric act and who plot against us still. in defense of our nation, we will never waver. pursuit of al qaeda and its extremist allies we will never falter. let us renew our commitment to all who serve in our defense, our courageous men and women in uniform and their families and all those who protect us here at home. mindful of the work that protecting america is never finished, we will do everything in our power to keep america safe. >> 184 people were killed in the attack on the pentagon. >>> in new york city, a reading of names and a moment of silence. edelmiro abad maria rose abad andrew anthony abate vincent abate laurence christopher abel >> relatives and friends recited the people killed in the attack on the world trade center. the ceremony paused for four moments of silence marking the exact time the hijacked planes crashed into the twin towers and when they collapsed. and in shanksville, pennsylvania, bagpipes, bells, and a memorial service for victims of united airlines flight 93. >>> fear of another terroris

we're hip to hip with mpdto do everything we can to bring a perpetrator or perpetrators or suspects intoomas, fox 5 news. >> the suspect description is always vague so nothing concrete to pass along. police say he gets through unlocked doors and windows so they are asking students to be vigilant and lock up. >>> it is a difficult time to be out of work, but fox 5 is continuing to high height opportunities for you in the region. our job of the day is up next. >>> and the plans to keep you and your family healthy from the swine flu. >>> whole foods is fast becoming a battleground for politics as hundreds of people rallied at a store in missouri. the goal is to show they're not buying into health care rear form and to support the whole food president paul mackey. he wrote a piece in the wall street journal opposing the president's health care plan. >>> and the whoe foods battling here, and there will be a protest at the arngn store today from noon until 1:00 p.m. >>> american airlines is laying off 198 flight attendants will be furloughed. some will be put on leave or take voluntarily leave