cleveland at 69. 70 in pittsburg. 66 in charleston west virginia. at 81 downtown baltimore. 78 in richmond. seeing the showers that are riding along the frontal boundary bring rain cooled air with t as we continue to see the showers riding along the front. so right now there are some strong storms flanking richmond. north and east. norfolk heavy thunderstorm activity. and south of maryland. thunderstorms in the mouth of the chesapeake. and closer look here, we can see on the hd radar how we are cloudy skies north of baltimore. and activity, light activity. back over western portions of the mountains of virginia, and then west virginia. but we have this activity here that we will watch that continues to make a track potentially in our direction. and see it wraparound. this is an area of low pressure that has the counter-clockwise rotation. so the potential to go maybe late overnight showers is still there. as wes head through the late overnight. probably up to 2:00. into tomorrow morning. so rush hour could have a few pop-up showers in it. so plan ac

low 50's up toward pittsburg. it will be comfortable in the suburbs than downtown. the front and low develop along the front is now moving away, so high pressure comes in for friday. tomorrow looks like a nice day with a good deal of sunshine. temperatures will be warmer because we will have the sun, but it will be a nice friday. saturday we will see more cloud cover moving in, in response to strong war front coming out of the midwest that will produce clouds and click the north part of the state with a few showers. that is a warm front, and we will see the impact on our temperatures as we get to the seven-day forecast. the emitted he is low and the winds will be like. waves around 1 foot. bay water temperatures in the upper 70's and low 80's. near deep creek lake, a high of 75 degrees. a pleasant day to be out on the chesapeake tomorrow. down at ocean city tomorrow, a clearing trend tonight. the air temperature will warm to 81 on friday. 84 tomorrow, low humidity, a beautiful august day. a chance for a thunderstorm late saturday evening. the warm front will come tr

have a great time in pittsburg. >> yes, yes, yes. [applause] welcome to pittsburg, netroots nation.name is chuck roche. we are going to ge÷ the political speakers of the way first. there will be a lot more official people give you official greetings. i am just going to be the mexican comic that will warn you of. if you have not met anybody from pittsburg, this is the home of the world champion pittsburgh steelers at pittsburgh penguins. we also have a really good aaa minor league baseball team called pittsburg pirates. [applause] i also want to let you know, for all you big city folks who are here, if you happen to stumble upon the subway, yes, that is the world's smallest subway system. if you get lost and write it from the beginning to the end, just get off and what back. about eight blocks. i don't know if you realize, but the pittsburgh steelers kickoff their first preseason game 10 minutes ago. right now is the prime time to go still a new refrigerator or t be -- or tv. they are rooting like the end of the world just came. forget bill clinton, the steelers are playing tonight.

and 73 in pittsburg. down south of us in richmond 75. and start off the weekend pretty decent temperature wise. but there will be warmer temperatures building in as we round out toward the end of the weekend. getting the temperatures back in the it is 90s. we had the stationary front that was helping to lift the atmosphere. few pop-up showers and thunderstorms here and there across the region. in the mid-atlantic. further west you see on the western edge of the mountains. clear skies over ohio, michigan, indiana. looking good back there. and that's a little bit of the high pressure that starts to move in and that will join us for the weekend. giving us clearing. and drying condition. now as we time this out. you can see some of the pop up showers and thunderstorms moving and subsiding south, and mainly breaks in the clouds. relatively quiet conditions through the overnight. in fact, our model data here on the future scan shows tomorrow morning's rush hour, 6 a.m., plenty of sunshine. maybe morning fog to contend with. give yourself extra

pittsburg, cleveland seeing a shower to the west.we will see that activity kind of work the way down into our area. but, i think, we will see more sunshine versus the chance for rain through the day tomorrow. only about a 20 percent chance of pop up, maybe. getting a closer look around the state here. you can see no activity going on. earlier today, there was a pop-up shower out there west of salisbury. but that pretty much broke up as we headed through the afternoon hours. here is how it plays out on the future and this is the model data showing what we could potentially see out there through the day. morning commute is mainly dry. see plenty of sunshine. a little activity on the western edge of the garrett county. pop up. chance of pop-up shower late afternoon and evening, as the daily heating creates instability and lift in the atmosphere. and with the humidity levels high, sometimes you get the pop-up showers across the area. quickly dissipating and then wednesday. better chance to get rain across the area. and we could get some

i have three more chances to step up, so i am looking forward to pittsburg. >> paying attention to their condition as training camp drags on. a little extra work after practice running. he says it will all pay off eventually. >> i try to create a thought of what would i want to do if i was running sprints? i throw a spin in there as they are running. i will go high knees while they are running. i will run backwards, because just to do the same thing every day can get monotonous. >> the washington nationals continue to play good baseball, another win in cincinnati today. it is hit hard, down to the left field line, way back and gone. a three run home run. the reds take a 4-2 lead. brian zimmerman, coming in, he dives and cannot get it. just lost the ball back in. the nationals hold on and win, 5-4. the orioles played tough this afternoon, in the top of they 8, l.a. broken open. the angels kept pouring it on and went 17-8. jimmy johnson had the lead for most of the game. with three laps to go, johnson hit the pedal. his car did not respond. he ran out of gas. brian vicars then cruised then

we will have more on this breaking news story of pittsburg tomorrow.r meteorologist. >> the seven-day forecast, classic aug. weather with some storms tomorrow afternoon and warm weather. >> good night.

fitness in pittsburg and opened fire. he killed three and injured nine before turning the gun on himself and killing himself. >> history made on capitol hill earlier today. sonia sotomayor is confirmed by the u.s. senate becoming the nation's first hispanic woman supreme court judge. confirmed 68 to 31 with over on we diding support from democrats and some republicans. >> cash-for-clunkers program appears to be running through labor day now. senate expected to approve $2 billion for the plan that gives rebates up to $4500 to people trading in their wrecks. the house already approved its version of the funding without the money. cash-for-clunkers probably would have gone broke tomorrow. >> how is the weather outlook shaping up for tomorrow? of course our weekend? vytas reid joins us with the sky watch forecast. >> shaping up to be a nice weekend. temperatures increasing though as we get toward the end of the weekend. go outside right now looking at what's happening in the inner harbour. relatively quiet night. clouds break

happened last night near pittsburg. rick has the story. >> pennsylvania gunman george sa different no was a member of the health club where a shot a dozen women, killing three. and himself. writings on his website revealed a man that did not feel like he belonged at all. >> had a lot of hatred in him. and held on committing this act and there was nothing to stop him. >> investigators say he had a web bog blog showcasing unhappy loaner that longed to be with a woman but no relationship in 25 years. and listed his own death as august 4, 2009. investigators believe the shootings were planned, at least, nine months in advance. >> we know that he targeted this aerobics class by the fact that he had the schedule and aerobic class circled in his home. >> authorities say he was carrying a handgun and had three more weapons inside of the duffle bag when he entered anaerobic as dance class dressed in black. flipped off the lights and began to shoot dozens of rounds. witness said she noticed him when he walked in since there were

and pittsburg, will continue to see the high pressure bring in, wrapping in the warmer air from the westratures will increase. see plenty of sunshine tomorrow. and temperatures in the lower 90s as we get through the afternoon hours. so closer look around the state. not a lot of activity other than clear skies. and win to see that through the overnight. through tomorrow morning. so get the sunglasses ready for the morning commute. lots of sunshine in the early morning hours at six ap. clear skies through the afternoon. plenty of sunshine. into the evening looking at a relatively quiet night. then thursday, looks like we have a chance for maybe some pop up showers thursday night. now watch this closely. maybe after 7:00, we could get a pop-up shower or thunderstorm with the heating. if you are going out to the fair thursday. stray shower. 20 percent chance. 40 percent chance friday. and temperatures will be around 80 degrees. so looks like things cool down as we get into the weekend. temperatures wise. five-day forecast shows the temperatures continuing to go down as we get into the weeken

looking at temperatures right now at 69 degrees in pittsburg. 67 in harrisburg. downtown baltimore still at a balmy 88 degrees. 76 in richmond. we will continue to see the temperatures increasing over the next couple of days. getting into the lower 90s as we see a warm push coming in from the southwest. few high thin clouds back northwest of us. and showers over north carolina. but for us, mainly clear conditions. closer look. clear skies around baltimore. continue to see that the case through the overnight. clear conditions. to the southeastern portion of the state, few high thin clouds. as far as the future scan, showing when the next chance of rain. looks like the day out tomorrow will be clear. by the afternoon, showers off to the west. and better chance maybe late afternoon and evening. to get a stray shower in there. because of the daily heating and humidity levels up there with the temperatures in the lower 90s. and then the better chance for rain as we get into wednesday. as the next front approaches from the west. could get a few gusty thunderstorms late

. >> the latest on the deadly shootings inside a pittsburg jim.he victims are being remembered. >> 65 degrees in the district. the word today -- "refreshing." >> lisa baden will be back with another look at your morning commute. "good morning washington"" cock-a-doodle-do. i do 22 more inspections than the government requires. and my fresh, all-natural chickens are never given any hormones or steroids. and no candy, gladys. (announcer) perdue. extra inspections. extraordinary chicken. come individually wrapped and they're perfectly sized to cook quickly and evenly in only 10 minutes. (announcer) perdue perfect portions. >>> hello. i am from the ocean city beach patrol. remember, keep your feet in the sand until it lifeguard is in the stand. good morning, washington. >>> it sounds like it's going to be a perfect beach weekend, hot and sunny. 5:39. your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. >> adam caskey isive this morning by the tidal basin. >> the word of the morning is "refreshing." if you're just stepping outside to walk your dog or a

. >> the death of three women are being mourned after a gunman shot in a health club in pittsburg pennsylvania. the gunmen chronicled his lacking success with women. he wounded nine others. they all appeared to be random victims. a man was sentenced to life in prison. he has been eligible for parole. he is set to be released august 16. one person has been convicted of bribery, racketeering and money- laundering charges. he added 16 counts facing him. they held over $90,000 in his home when they rated it. -- rateided it. >> lenders are lagging when it comes to helping struggling homeowners in modifying their mortgages. all nine% of eligible borrowers have seen their mortgage payments reduced would modify the loans. some of the lenders have not changed a single mortgage. bankamerica and wells fargo fall behind the expectations of the government. the bumpers dropped to a poor rating. the bumpers on the chevy malibu remained in the poor category. about 200,000 black and decker tremors of being recalled because they are a bird hazard. pieces of the tremor can'immer n break off and be released into

are dead and at least nine others are wounded after a man to let loose a broad of gunfire inside a pittsburg health club. the man's name has not been released. it was at the l.a. fitness center in bridgeville where he pulled out two guns and shot several times. he then turned the gun on himself and took his own life. no word on a possible motive. a big fire in michigan last night which look like fireworks. firefighters were trying to detain the fire when the massive explosion sent garros of oil into the air like projectiles. people within a 1 mile radius were evacuated. investigators say the driver responsible for a long way crashed in a parkway in new york was drunk and under the influence of marijuana. toxicology reports showed that he had a blood alcohol lovell of .19, more than twice the legal limit. he had high levels of marijuana in his blood level. it claimed the life of her and her daughter and three others in an oncoming minivan. correct in this morning's consumer alert, it is never a good thing to get dumped from an oversold flight. if you get a bump on a flight, the airline must p

back in pittsburg, 80 degrees as well. clear conditions across the mid-atlantic.but we could see the thunderstorm activity erupting over northeastern portions of indiana. northwest ohio, ft. wayne indiana. down through indianapolis, central kentucky getting storms. firing up ahead of the cold front. but a lot of activity over the tropics. zoom out and talk about what's going on out there. right now, this is hurricane bill. a very strong storm. and it is projected to become, well, it just did. category one, just about 10 minutes ago. and it has been bumped up to a category 2. just current data coming in. so category 2, winds at 98 miles per hour. and wind gusts at 121. and this is a very dangerous storm. and it is projected to potentially become a category 3 through the next day here. so here is the projection, model data shows the track of the storm. as we get into 8 p.m. thursday, friday at 8 p.m.. and saturday, around 8:00, be west of bermuda. but you can see the cone here. potential that could go further east or on further west. which we would hate to see becau

fitness near pittsburg tuesday and opened fire. police say sa dean knee had a hatred for women. one online post of sa dean knee's mention that women found him ugly and weird. >> all of these young beautiful, attractive healthy, fit women at the health club, and so he specifically chose the health club, not just a random spot. to go after the people he blames. >> so sadini killed three and injured nine before taking his own life. >> texas constable helps to change a flat tire and watch what happens. mathew davidson, giving a driver a hand with his flat tire on a bridge near houston and out of nowhere, a 200-pound tire grazes davidson. the tire hit his gun, ripping away the holster. amazingly no one was hurt. >> also in houston texas. obese inmate george vera secretly packing heat. even after arrested and searched constantly for charges of cd piracy. where did he hide the gun? between layers of the fat. according to him. vera weighs 600 pounds faces charges for carrying a concealed weapon in a police facility. . >> watching women, how many minutes every day men spend checking out

temperatures across the region. 83 degrees in new york. 74 harrisburg. 70 in pittsburg. slightly cooler northwest up around the great lakes. behind the frontal boundary bringing in a little cooler air. but not a big change. but we will see a break from the oppressive heat. which is good news. through the next several days. pop up showers and thunderstorms moving along the frontal boundary. but kind of, there is the remaining line, up there toward harrisburg. that will move down across the northeastern portion of the state. maybe cecil, harford county getting rumbles of thunder in the next hour or so. and closer look, we can see the showers and thunderstorms that stay north. but the temperatures right now 82 in baltimore. 83 in d.c. 75 in hagerstown. slightly cooler off to the west. mountains, out in oakland, nice and cool at 61. and there is the remaining showers, it looks like, thick clouds out there. we had the meteor shower tonight. best time to see it between anywhere 9:00 to 11:00. you might be able to catch some stuff maybe. may be the best chance before sunrise. f

the gunman that opened fire in pittsburg pennsylvania bought accessories for his guns from the same dealer that sold a gun to the virginia tech shooter. george sadini killed three and injured nine before turning the gun on himself. the owner of the gun shop we are told is cooperating. >> a montgomery county firefighter is in trouble with the law accused of trying to have sex with a teenager. joy lepola has the story. >> the veteran high ranking firefighter was busted here. in the middle of the parking lot at the hole brook shopping center in gaithersburg. montgomery county police say it is clear 44-year-old wayne mothers head came here to have sex with someone he thought was a teen. >> there was an exchange of e-mails, there was an exchange of phone number, there was a confirmation that he understood that she was 16 years old, that he understood that he would be required to pay for any sexual services rendered. he agreed to all of that. >> the arrest is part of a larger sting "to catch a predator". in all, 20 arrests were made by montgomery county vice detectives. mothers head has been wit

looking at 79 degrees in baltimore. 75 in harrisburg. 70 pittsburg. cooler air back to the northwest of us. and as far as the do you want looking at comfortable dew points again tonight. probably crack the windows open and let in the fresh air. continue to see this high pressure keeping us dry. but we have the clockwise spin of high pressure, air comes in from the west. bringing the temperatures up across the mid-atlantic. and continue to see those temperatures, like i had, getting into the 90s. but then see a front push in from the northwest and take the temperatures back down toward the week. hd radar around the state. clear conditions. it will be a relatively quiet night. stars out. and it looks like quiet again tomorrow. as we look at the future scan. shows 6 a.m. clear skies for the morning commute. in the afternoon, nice and dry. and through the evening hours. and thursday, it looks like we will again stay dry through the morning. but changes as we see moisture coming in from the northwest. chance for maybe a light afternoon and evening shower,

if you have not figured out yet, i am not from pittsburg. i am from a small stake in the south and -- a small stake in the shot. a big shout out for the texas delegates. let me help you like i wish someone would have helped me when i moved to this city. if you hear someone say yins+2b that is the same thing as ya'll. if someone calls you jag, that is the same thing as an idiot. netroots nation. this country has come a long way. i remember when i hired into the mail when i was 19. factory worker, had played football for nine years. i had no idea what the internet was. i had never seen a computer. i had never owned any kind of mobile technology. now we are on the cutting edge with the unions. now we are on the cutting edge of grassroots mobilization via the internet. i remember 1996 when i first got out of the factory to work my first race. the afl-cio send me a brand new laptop. the first time i had ever laid eyes on all on one. they sent me a brand new beeper. i did not on a mobile phone. i went down to the mobile phones store and bought the

. >>> the university of pittsburg is rejecting the estate of a gunman who killed three women and a healthub there. he shot himself earlier this month, leaving the estate to the school as an estimated $225,000. the owners of the club where he opened fire say they plan to sue his estate for damages. >>> two young children, abducted in phoenix have been found, unharmed. the 2-year-old boy and 11-month-old boy were drop off at the house. they think that it was part of a home invasion robbery and a neighbor describes what he saw. >> i hear two kids screaming, i looked out the curtain and saw two babies out there, that's it. i called 911. >> the children were taken by four suspects and driven away before being found about five hours later. so far, no arrests. >>> they are trying to stop any delay for the arrival of the vaccine h1n1 area. the factories that get the vaccines into syringes say it may take them longer than first expected. the department was predebitting 120 million -- predicting 120 million doses by object 15. now they are expecting just 45 million. >>> meanwhile, a rockville compa

looking at 75 in harrisburg. 74 in pittsburg. few showers and thunderstorms north of us.ontinue to see breaks in the clouds out there. through the night tonight next chance of rain we can see, starting to build in from the northwest. and from the south as we see another system build in. on the future scan you can see how the activity moves in later. thursday looks good. chance for a pop-up shower. but i think the better chance arrives toward friday and then into saturday. we could see that potential from the storm out there over the drank. here is what it looks like five-day forecast. 88 degrees with partly cloudy skies tomorrow. clouds gather on friday. 60 percent chance for showers and thunderstorms. 78. and 88 on on saturday. with 50 percent chance leading us into sunday. 50 percent chance. with temperatures in the lower 80s. fox 45 news sky watch weather is at your finger timms. i-radar available at foxbaltimore.com. you can use powerful doppler radar to track coming storms. interactive tool lets you see exactly when rain or snow is over your house. go to foxbaltimore

researchers at the university of pittsburg recently studied 100,000 women 50 to 79 and they found thatts had a 14 percent lower risk of dying young than the pessimists. they had a 9 percent lower risk of developing heart disease. optimists were less likely to be obese. have diabetes. high blood pressure. or even high cholesterol. . >> new speculation about where paula abdul will land. as you know paula abdul quit american idol last week. but executives at abc say they may be interested in hiring her had. the president of the network said she would be a welcome addition at the judge's table for "dancing with the stars". >> you can watch the new season of american idol without paula, when it starts in january. right here on fox 45. . >> ravens offensive coordinator cam cameron has some specific expectations for second year joe flacco this season. find out what they are in "sports unlimited". >> and coming up in 15 minutes on the "late edition". a baltimore man convicted of killing a federal witness is sentenced. how long he will be behind bars. >> and an annual reception cancelled. the r

pittsburg police department, antioch police department and office of sheriff. open, sorry. i'm sorry. [ inaudible ] >> neither right now. it's still very early in the investigation. it's an exploratory investigation. we're trying to see if there is any link, any possible link between philip garrido and those open cases. it's too early to say. [ inaudible ] >> as far as the three agencies there are a number of open cases. i'm not sure if any other agencies are involved in that but at this point, we definitely be remiss if we didn't ask that question. it's just too early to answer at this point. i'm sorry. i can't comment on that. i'm going to confirm those are cadaver dogs. we're going to have them go through the backyard at 1450, that is part of the overall investigation. you know, it's too early to say what we're looking for. anything that may be linked to some open cases that we have. at this point we're going thoroughly through both backyards and it's too early to say what we might come up with. i don't know if it's going to to that extent but we're going to take a very

of the north american countries, certain that at the next g-20 meeting that shall take place in pittsburg, united states will be a great opportunity to build the necessary agreements to inform these organizations that are key in building our economies. i thank president obama for fostering this commitment in pittsburgh. likewise, the u.s., mexico, canada have to restart our agreements. we recognize that it is essential to abide by nafta and to resolve the pending conflicts that impede us to reach a greater regional competitiveness. it is important to see how we will fulfil our commitments in regard to the environment and in regard to our labour domain in the trade agreements we have among starke countries. i'm convinced that and tapping the advantages offered by our economic investments, labor, technology, and natural resources, by this we can be successful in the world that is ferociously competing. at this summit we have reached important agreement, boosting standardization of the regulations and specifications of our products as well as sanitary procedures that can be simplified as wel

thanks to all of you for traveling to pittsburg this weekend. it is conventions' just like these were ideas and discussions will come together to create an atmosphere where 21st century conservative movement can take hold and thrive. now, more than ever, this is the time to come together and lay the foundation for a new tomorrow. as you know, our freedoms are under attack in washington. president barack obama, nancy pelosi and the democrats in charge card taking part in an experiment. there is a two trillion dollar increase in our deficit. their tax plan will place a job bird and plant during a time of economic -- economic distress. it will destroy that quality care that all of us rely on. you and i both know that these policies are destined for failure. they fly in the face of positive, free-market principles that have given us our great prosperity. after six months of obama nation, this is not the change they want to keep. every week, i get hundreds of phone calls expressing concern about the direction we're headed. there are not just upset. t

we'll mov on to pittsburg then. go ahead, please. >> caller: i'm a big fan of hayek.e soviet union fall and eastern europe fall and it's primarily a function of the economy, the socialist economy doesn't work why we continue -- or why people continue to try to make socialism work. and in a mixed economy like in the united states, and in western europe, will they -- are we experiencing or are we seeing with different unions and different industries with their troubles -- are we seeing the fall of a mixed economy and this is how it works in a mixed economy versus an economy like -- that's totally communist in eastern europe and in the soviet union? thank you very much. i'm a big fan? >> guest: you raise a very important question. i think hayek was the very contributor. the words of surfdom is an important book. the work of hayek through prime minister thatcher and president reagan became so important in shaping the world. however, i'll tell you what, i think we all misunderstood in the early '90s when communism collapsed in the soviet union. the desire to use government

. >> caller: this is pittsburg, michigan. no civil war here. i would like to know what mr. gingrich thinks about the cia. i would like to know if you read legacy of ashes the recent national book award winner and one more thing i would like to say, i'm an agnostic and don't have a problem with government officials speaking about god or the creator or the supme being. i would be happy if presidents went to a different church synagogue or even a mosque every weekend, if they went to a different one. it is when it gets into being as specific form or an individual form of christianity that makes me very uncomfortable and thank you for taking my answer of the air. >> guest: that is, your question is a good one. the founding fathers wanted freedom of religion. president washington wrote a veryouching letter a synagogue in ryland emphasizing that jews are explicitly included and freedom of religion. jefferson's famous letter describing the wall of separation between church and state was to the danbury connecticut baptists and he was promising them he is opposed to the government i

an associate professor of political science and a coordinator of international studies program at pittsburgate. and also the regional economic government institute director acknowledged that previous it, he was u.s. at the assistant for europe and u.s. czar in the office of the secretary of defense a foreign military studies office based out of fort leavenworth. he was also a senior civilian strategic pn and the new division in the joint chiefs of staff for. it's my pleasure to introduce josh teater and the floor is now open. >> thank you, steve. and richard. and i grateful for all of you to come out this morning. and also, like my colleagues, just to say a brief word about mary fitzgerald, who i had thd honor to work with in the late 1980s as well as the 1990s when i was in washington. and certainly her research and analysis played a great role in how we collided around the pentagon within secretary of defense's policy planning offices as well as the joint staff's strategic planning and operating. so it is an honor to be here on behalf of merry's work. and i appreciate the institute holdin

there was a 46-year-old, elizabeth again, from pittsburg, and jody billingsley.s, i spoke to many members here, as was the shooter, and asked them if this changes the way that they live their life. one woman i spoke to was the are you angry today? >> no, i am just sad. i am sad that there are people in this world like that. what can you do besides pray for them? >> she says her life has changed forever, and so have many others because of this. jane: thank you. jon: now for a behind-the-scenes look at a new tool helping border patrol agents in mexico. it is a ford operating base. kids aged to faster access to the border, more time to patrol, and a place to rest. kris gutierrez is inside this new facility. so what is it like? >> welcome to the fob, the home away from home for these border agents. we are making our way out of the kitchen, into the living area. over here you can get internet access. they communicate with their families through e-mail here. you c@í even believe some stress here by working out. this is one of its kind in terms of fob's. the majority of

looking for a possible connection to the murders of several prostitutes in the neighboring city of pittsburgia. satellite photos of the property show what investigate, now say was an intricate maze of tarps, tenants and sheds in the backyard that housed a secret prison. the only access was through a very narrow tarp leading to two small ten-foot by ten-foot sheds where jaycee and her daughters lived. inside a crude outhouse and shower, and electrical extension cords providing power for a dish washer. investigators also found an old car in the backyard, matching the description of the one used in the abduction of jaycee dugard. jaycee was 11 when taken from a school bus stop near her home in lake tahoe, california. sources close to the family tell nbc news that she and her daughters were undergoing medical checkups. >> who knows what kind of shape they're in. basically camping out for 18 years. >> reporter: neighbors said with all the high fences and tarps at the back of the garrido property, it was impossible to know what gas going on there. mr. robinson who lives next door said almost three

the battle for america's future will be fought and won in places like elkhart, detroit, goshen, pittsburg, south bend, youngstown, and cities and towns across indiana and the midwest and across the country that had been the backbone of america. it will be won by making places like elkhart what they once were and what they can be again, centers of innovation and entrepreneurship and opportunity. the puzzling humming engines of american prosperity. boras the world grows more competitive, we cannot afford to run the race at half speed. if we want to leave this century like we left the last century, we have to create the conditions and opportunities for places like elkhart to succeed. we have to harness the potential, the innovative and creative spirit that is waiting to be awakened all across america. that is how we will rebuild this economy stronger than before, strong enough to compete in a global economy, to avoid the cycles of boom and bust, strong enough to support the jobs of the 21st century, and strong enough to unleash prosperity for everybody, not just some. but before we can rebui

applause] the battle for america's future will be fought and won in places like elkhart, detroit's, pittsburg, self been, youngstown, and cities and towns across indiana and across the country that have been the backbone of america. it will be won by making places like el card what they once were and can be again, centers of innovation and ingenuity and opportunity. bunning engines of american prosperity. as the world grows more competitive, we cannot afford to run the race at half speed. if we hope to lead this century like we did last injured, we have to create conditions and opportunities for places like elkhart to could -- to succeed. we have to harness the potential, the spirit that is waiting to be awakened all across america. that is how we will rebuild this economy stronger than before, strong enough to compete in the global economy and avoid the cycles of boom and bust that wreaked such havoc on our economy. strong enough to support the jobs of the 21st century and some strong enough to unleash prosperity for everybody, not just some. before we can rebuild our economy for tomorrow, w

host: from pittsburg, patrick on the independent line.aller: the president need to get rid of rahm emanuel who is probably in the week as a representation of any president. by the way, i do not see you questioning is real turning america into its own proverbial atm machine. talk about waste. you never talk about what the american people are really concerned about. that is our country being turned into a defacto atm machine of israel. guest: they are our most reliable democratic ally in the middle east. i do not think the american people would support changing that relationship. there has been bipartisan support of israel. foreign aid in general, which makes people upset, his only 1% of federal spending. we can argue whether or not it is successful, but it is not a huge amount of money. host: denver, colorado. caller: good morning. i have several questions. what about the $12 billion that was missing in iraq? have you looked into that? had he looked at the largest embassy building in the world in iraq? it was never completed. how about gua

audio] [applause] >> amar night, we will rely coverage of the net routes nation conference from pittsburgthis is an annual event for progressive political activist, and the first night of coverage includes an appearance by former president bill clinton. you can watch it here on c-span beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >> radio talk show executive brian jennings on the new fairness doctrine, why it is a bad idea, and alternatives to censorship. he is interviewed by monica crowley on c-span2's book tv weekend. >> this fall, inner america's highest court, from the grand public places to those accessible only by the nine justices. coming up for sunday in october, on c-span. >> now texas rep kevin brady host a town hall meeting to discuss proposed health-care legislation and take questions from constituents. lawmakers across the country are holding similar meetings this month. from memorial medical center in livingston, texas, this is one hour. >> good afternoon, everybody. i want to thank all of you for coming out here. we really appreciate this. i also want to thank you for bearing with u

and by: >> bob: here it is, pittsburg, pa. forming the ohio downstreamf the 3ed. brandon monday, ronnie cedeno - brandon moss, ronnie cedeno. and paul maholm. balester back to work. a beautiful first pitch fastbl tailing away from moss. 2 for 4 in this series, and hitting .254. balester's pitch to strike rati is remarkable so far, 26 pitches, 22 of them strikes. >> rob: wow. with this line up, it's not good hitting lineup. >> bob: a breaking ball hito a bad spot. nobody was playing there. 0-2 breaking ball nats -- >> rob: a bad 0-2 pitch. catcher wants it down low, it's up high, even though it's a from him. able to get the better part of the bat on it, right up the middle. >> bob: the information systems power house with our h track, and ronnie cedeno is next. he has -- runner going, it's a hit-and-run. that was a total protect th runner type swing on a pitch that most batters would tak a ball. so john russell getting frisky here. >> rob: go

fitness outside pittsburg last night.e quietly pulled two guns from a bag and fired at least 50 rounds. >> what happened was, they were in a pilates class or something like that, and they turned the lights out and all of a sudden the shooting started. >> he shut the lights off in the aerobic room, and by the time i realized what was happening, i looked in the air robe i can -- room, and i could see flashes of light and realized he was firing. >> it was a lot to take in. >>> police say sodini also shot himself. they're not talking about a possible motive, but they did find a note in his gym bag. two women are still in critical condition. >>> a fire in michigan is mostly out. that's the latest from fire officials there. flaming barrels of oil flew through the air when a fuel storage facility caught fire yesterday. one land odd a building which also started building. police had everyone within two miles evacuating while they checked the air quality. they worked all night using a manned truck. >>> if you haven't cashed in on

forward to hosting president -- welcoming prime minister harper to washington, and both of them in pittsburg where i hope to reciprocate president calderon's hospitality. no nation can meet the challenges of our time on that act -- on the run. we can only achieve them if we work together and that is what the people of the north american continent expect. that is what we will do. thank you very much. [speaking spanish] >> there are certain questions about violation of human rights here in mexico, and all these problems of fighting drug trafficking. are you going to certify in mexico? and how can we move forward with this initiative? there is also been concern about attempts about president calderon's light. this is certainly related to your country. we are concerned about the visa problem, too. what comments which you have about all these questions? >> it sounds like a very good question. i think it is coming. [speaking spanish] >> what are your concerns regarding this? and will mexico be certified and if you will help? we applied resources for the merida initiative? we have heard about a cha

as we approach the g toward the summit in pittsburg, we continue to emphasize that country's economic stem stimulus. we talked about our shared an effective response thus far to h1n1. it is a cross border threat to wallace. -- to all of us. outbreak and we'll continue to cooperate. in security, we recognize the commitment of president calderon in taking on drug traffickers. we are supporting these efforts as it is a shared challenge for all of us in north america. also on international peace and security, canada supports ongoing o.a.s. efforts to find a peaceful resolution to the crisis in hon cure rass. we must restore both democratic governments and the rule of law. i just about missed energy and climate change. given the integrated nature of our economy we did talk at some length about the importance of working together on a north american approach to climate change and also on doing our best to ensure that out of copenhagen going forward, we reach an effective and genuinely international new world protocol on greenhouse gas emissions. to conclude, can dark the united states, and m

host: from pittsburg, patrick on the independent line.r: the president need to get rid of rahm emanuel who is probably in the week as a representation of any president. by the way, i do not see you questioning is real turning america into its own proverbial atm machine. talk about waste. you never talk about what the american people are really concerned about. that is our country being turned into a defacto atm machine of israel. guest: they are our most reliable democratic ally in the middle east. i do not think the american people would support changing that relationship. there has been bipartisan support of israel. foreign aid in general, which makes people upset, his only 1% of federal spending. we can argue whether or not it is successful, but it is not a huge amount of money. host: denver, colorado. caller: good morning. i have several questions. what about the $12 billion that was missing in iraq? have you looked into that? had he looked at the largest embassy building in the world in iraq? it was never completed. how about guantan

next telephone call from pittsburg on the democrat mind. caller: thank-you for c-span.to enumerate some previous callers' comments about health care. the first few town hall meetings i watched on c-span, i believe it was senator specter's senate town hall. there was a town hall from maryland and one from one of the most conservative districts in texas. in both of these senators town hall meetings people were yelling and screaming at them. basically spitting lies that the right has spat all the time about health care. in the conservative town hall they were very quiet and let him get in some of the same things. i would like to see c-span treat those lies whenever a caller calls in with them come at the same if a democratic person calls in with a conspiracy theory like the conspiracy theory that was the bush and ministration was behind the 9/11 attacks. -- the bush administration. immediately hang up on the person. that is just my feeling and i would appreciate if you do that. host: next up is henry on the independent line. caller: forgive me if i stumbled through this. b

i am certain that at the next g- 20 meeting notes take place in pittsburg, in the united states -- at the next meeting, we will reorganize to reform these organizations that are key in the recovery of our economy. i think president obama for fostering the meeting in pittsburgh, and likewise all three of our nations have to restart our agreements. we recognize it is essential to abide by nafta and resolve the pending topics that impede us to reach greater regional competitiveness, and it is important to see how we will fulfill our commitments and regard to the environment and in regard to our labour domains with regard to trade agreement. i am convinced that only by having advantages offered by our cooperation shall we be successful in the world that is ferociously competing. at this summit we have reached important agreements such as boosting the standardization of the regulations and certification some of our products, as well as procedures and sanitary procedures that can be simplified yet increasing without losses. that can increase the economic competitiveness. the objective is to

satellite corp. 2009] >> up next on c-span, bill clinton's keynote address to the newt gingrich in pittsburg -- to the netroots nation convention in pittsburgh. and then the newsmakers with karengnagni -- karen ignagni. and now, bill clinton at the netroots nation conference in pittsburgh, comparing his efforts to change health care to what is happening now. this is about an hour. thank you. [cheers and applause] thank you. . thank you for the warm welcome. thank you, raven brooks, representative miller for that great talk. i was backstage listening. it is funny when he said 47% of the north carolina republicans do not think president obama was born in america i am glad it is that low. [laughter] thank you for being here, mayor. i just had a visit with the allegheny county executive and i thank him for giving us a convention center that is actually a leed-rated building so you could meet in a place that is doing the right thing. [applause] i apologize for my voice. i have been on too many airplanes for the last few days. [cheers and applause] first, i would like to thank you for what you do