the saying was that one sids death in a family is sids.us and three is homicide. >> dr. molly depena, who is a sids expert and performed autopsies on three of the noe children agrees that a serial sids case just isn't possible. >> apparently because it's not a genetic phenomenon, it is a natural, as far as we know, death, they are simply, sudden, unexpected and unexplained deaths. >> if the children weren't dying from sids, then what or who was killing them? on several occasions, marie noe took her babies to the hospital with breathing problems. but the children were released after doctors found nothing wrong with them. dr. feldman believes this kind of behavior could be a symptom of munchausen syndrome by proxy. >> the mother sickens the child under her care so that she is getting the same benefits of the sick role, that is, attention and concern. she's left herself in good health but weakened the child's health. >> dr. feldman's main field of study is munchausen's and while he said marie noe's case isn't completely typical of a munchause

i think back to the old sid caesar program and how the writers would talk about how sid caesar was suchrk to them backstage. and it's really nice to know that what we see on camera is actually the same guy who yyu work with. i think that's, i thiik that's pretty wonderful. do you enjoy tteewriting or the.i think of it as performing on camera more?ú which one do you prefer more at this point? >> i like both. i mean i think that's, thaa's why i'm glad that i'm able to do bothh >> yeah. >> i, i. >> there aren't many shows where you can do both. saturday night live is one. >> right. yeah. >> ann this program really. there aren't a lot more. >> there, there aren't a ton. >> yeah. >> and i think part oo the reason i got inno writing3 was because i'd always wanted to perform. >> yeah. >> and it, i realized there weren't a lot of people writing things in my voice. so i realized i had to do it for myself. >> yeah. >> and even with writing i'm very selfish. when you, when you realize that you can write for yourself it's like i don't want to write for that other person. like. >> right. >> .i wantt

sid flores/abogado 23:56:00 tenemos menos trabajo para los jueces, pero tenemos menos casos porque genteiene dinero para tener casos en el corte.. 23:27:00 so yo pienso que es buena idea hacer cortes.. sin embargo, jessica fry del proyecto de vivienda justa, lo ve de otra manera.. s.o.t. jessica fry/proyecto de vivienda justa 3:30:00 por el crisis que está pasando hay más gente que está perdiendo su casa, hay más gente que están enfrentando desocupación de la casa, hay mas gente que necesitan abogados.. a fry le preocupa particularmente el impacto de los recortes al programa de auto-ayuda que asiste a gente que pelea desalojos o embargos... la ciudad de morgan hill ya lo elimin por falta de fondos..y san jos podra ser la prxima.. s.o.t. jessica fry 2:2200 esto significa que va a haber mucha gente que no va a poder ir a ver a un abogado para llenar los formularios, entender el caso y seguir sus derechos.. s.o.t. 7:28:00 the justice system is important... el juez loftus dice que el sistema judicial es parte importante del gobierno y que se le debera dar la prioridad adecuada.. cu ---un hom

and sid the kid calls. let's get going with russian football where another weekend of premier league action is underway all but one of somebody has four games now wrapped up goals were not in short supply when. the visitors from chechnya grabbing the lead with just half a dozen minutes on the clock you were thong creeping in the post for one nil but that was as good as i got for a terrific first equalizing through on river own in right before the half hour mark and then they took the lead six minutes after that kevin karami turning his mom superb lead to let rip for two one worth another look at two more goals either side of the break would be even harder shots or cross it doesn't monitor archer. he claims fourth six to how the one sided kolache would turn out eventually moved to within a point of second seeded as it needs and people. meanwhile have climbed off balsam following it to know when away the visitors taking the lead fifteen minutes from time alexander shall need. finding. the true contender for m

invites us to his place for dinner and talks to the players in the locker room he doesn't just support sid in me but the entire team he always travels with us to games. like you. know what it was you know the thing it's you know thank you i miss them but i still don't have such friends here in america that i have in russia people i grew up with people i've known for years went to hockey training when i recently bought a house in moscow now my friends can visit me more often so it feels a bit better for me that otherwise i'm generally content with everything. that is i'm turning twenty five soon and i'm not sure if i want to return in the near future rather more likely in five or ten years many players like jaeger and few other of moved to the k h l who knows ok hey joe may one day become stronger than the n.h.l. so all the top players might move to europe or. all the sports and i'll see you soon whether it's next. hungry for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. download the official location to i phone or i pod touch from

sid flores/abogado 23:56:00 tenemos menos trabajo para los jueces, pero tenemos menos casos porque gente corte.. 23:27:00 so yo pienso que es buena idea hacer cortes.. sin embargo, jessica fry del proyecto de vivienda justa, lo ve de otra manera.. s.o.t. jessica fry/proyecto de vivienda justa 3:30:00 por el crisis que está pasando hay más gente que está perdiendo su casa, hay más gente que están enfrentando desocupación de la casa, hay mas gente que necesitan abogados.. a fry le preocupa particularmente el impacto de los recortes al programa de auto-ayuda que asiste a gente que pelea desalojos o embargos... la ciudad de morgan hill ya lo elimin por falta de fondos..y san jos podra ser la prxima.. s.o.t. jessica fry 2:2200 esto significa que va a haber mucha gente que no va a poder ir a ver a un abogado para llenar los formularios, entender el caso y seguir sus derechos.. s.o.t. 7:28:00 the justice system is important... el juez loftus dice que el sistema judicial es parte importante del gobierno y que se le debera dar la prioridad adecuada.. cu - peluffo el juez loftus dice que por ahora

. >>> a nivel profesional estamos disfrutando tu presencia con pequeÑos gigantes, cÓmo ha sid esto. >29 de agosto, terminando despierta amÉrica les esperÉe vista matutina, todas las maÑana lunes a viernes ahÍ estÁn mis compaÑeros ya s un programa divertido, hemos hecho gran equipo bajo la producciÓn de carmen armendÁriz y nos divertimos mucho somos una gran familia, muchos conductores pero llevamos entretenimiento sano. >>> gracias galilea estaremos disfrutando y seremo de todo tu embarazo. >>> sÍ, yo feliz, gracias, gracias a ustedes. >>> momento de una pausa ya regresamos con mÁs de primer impacto. jericÓs 2ánúx . con golpes y rasguÑ os terminÓ niurka marcos en fperfumes de gardenia. >>> es una bailarina y actriz con mucho sabor y ritmo querida por muchos y odiada por otros, no se queda callada para nada. >>> en el escenay sacrifica hasta su piel por la perfecciÓn.... dolor se sienteo te o estas acostumbrada. >>> tÉ cnicamente, a ver, cÓmo te digo, tenemos la preparaciÓn tÉcnica, para soportar el golpe, es una fusiÓn entre los bailarines y yo a fuerza pero detalles como este, no se

and sid the kid crosby. let's get on with russian football where another weekend of premier league action is underway the first match of four on sunday now wrapped up its part technology climbing off boston after a two know when i wait to see a late strike from alexandra. arsons cough making the difference in tomsk up results meaning clearly it's obvious after lie all alone of the basement there is joy. or half an hour ago in the clash between third placed in on the moscow and turk roles in a new score is yet to remain in key it's today's big much after the leading c s which mean the muscovite seeming to rectify last week's defeat to sleet for all staff who runs our city's fixtures. and it is grand kick off the over an england twenty eleven twenty twelve premier league season getting going a little later and suddenly one game versus everton is postponed however because of the recent riots that took place across the country newly promoted sides queens park rangers and knowledge are among the trold sides who d

how would you see sid moving forward playing a role in this dynamic? development thinking? >> thank you very much. to enforce what dr. wilson says, it is not just about this. we have to save lives. this does not come as a surprise. we have been in this crisis for six months. i don't think it is the last time it will happen. i think the best thing is -- let us work together ensuring that the horn of africa has not seen this tragedy in coming years. that begins by political action by african people on somalia. the longest crises on the african continent. i have seen our friend later. the last 50 years, to measure events like the collapse of the berlin wall and lehman brothers and in-between there were quite different. international development has an agenda which is up to the center. you have done a good job in advocacy and what to do for africa. it is what can we do for africa? first of all it is unlikely that the suffering fiscal retrenchment, unemployment, for the investment we have to make, but it gives other possibilities. how do we get africa to unload -- taking advanta

nicoletta change to scrape through in a five setter against even as the fed a russian eagle continued sid but no such luck the eagle under here despite taking the first set against fifth seed david fair he went on to lose three secs the one. in the women's draw top seed car i was nasty still after her first grand slam and beat spain's new. veevers in straight sets afterwards the dane saying she was bored by questions about never having won a major. it's actually been nice the last three four weeks because i haven't got many questions about them or i'm so you know. them it's you know it's i know that everyone has to write their stories but i think it's. something else something. here we can talk about the shock of the day with your six easily now crush and it's the unseeded remain in simona halep however rushes fell on the business over and to see how the changes that have made it to the next round along with american serina very comfortable opening win for her six one six one her finished against job the north williams this last year's tournament through injury and the season before that

they sid that they killed five of the senior leadership of that committee, and that's who they blame for starting this whole thing. they attacked two separate buses, one personal car and then also an army jeep down near the resort town. it was a very sophisticated and coordinated attack using, among other things, antitank weapons. we are learning tonight now that at least one of the people who was hurt coming out of that resort town was a family. there were two sisters, and their husbands were also kill inside this attack. it could be a very long 48 hours. everyone is trying to wait and see whether hamas wants to up the ante and pick a fight or simply call it a day. back to you. jamie: leland, thanks. rick: elsewhere in the mideast, security forces opening fire in cities across syria including damascus. huge crowds calling for the resignation of president assad, their demands now echoed by leaders in the west including president obama. human rights groups claim that assad's forces have killed almost 2,000 people since mid march. joseph is a former counterterrorism adviser for the fbi

santa clara sid it couldn't take that chance. >> it prorides extra insurance to promote the system that we can move forward on systems critical to them. >> the stadium is a bad deal. >>> we tried to get comment from 49ers about this but calls were never returned. >> danville is one step closer to banning marijuana -- which is poise today approve it as well. the town's interim ban is set to expire on october 6 and cannot be extended. >> state prison officials are on track to meet a federal court order to reduce the up mate population the next two years. it will fall shy of meeting the fist dead lip, but it expects to meet the next deadline next june. it is part of the plan to save must be by releasing thousands to county jails. >> the los angeles times is reporting that guns from the ill faded program were found in at least 11 violent crime scenes last year and in connection with the slaying of a border patrol agent -- they allowed some 1400 guns to be illegally sold in the u.s. to underground buyer windshield the intent to track them to drug car tails. >>> a woman who robbed a bank yest

santa clara sid it couldn't take that chance. >> it prorides extra insurance to promote the system that we can move forward on systems critical to them. >> the stadium is a bad deal. >>> we tried to get comment from 49ers about this but calls were never returned. >> danville is one step closer to banning marijuana -- which is poise today approve it as well. the town's interim ban is set to expire on october 6 and cannot be extended. >> state prison officials are on track to meet a federal court order to reduce the up mate population the next two years. it will fall shy of meeting the fist dead lip, but it expects to meet the next deadline next june. it is part of the plan to save must be by releasing thousands to county jails. >> the los angeles times is reporting that guns from the ill faded program were found in at least 11 violent crime scenes last year and in connection with the slaying of a border patrol agent -- they allowed some 1400 guns to be illegally sold in the u.s. to underground buyer windshield the intent to track them to drug car tails. >>> a woman who robbed a bank yest

some traders, look, are you still as concerned as you were yesterday about the situation, the debt sid ways in europe? has that changed? they said s. no, nothing in europe has changed, we still don't have clarity on where france and that debt situation stands. there's just the buying going on, as this week has gone you could by up 500 one day, down 100 the next day. warren buffett, the famous investor is weighing in. the he said the lower things go, the more i buy. >> he's a pretty smart guy, as know, poppy. >>> today's jobs report may have helped pump much president obama as well as the stock market. he went to michigan today to talk about the economy and his own frustrations with congress. athena jones joins us from holland, michigan, with more. you could see the president was a bit more encouraged, and a bit more vociferous today. >> reporter: absolutely, wolf. the president brought his jobs push here to the battleground state here in michigan. to the pace he gave earlier, he lashed out at congress, telling them to stop playing political games, end the gridlock and work together. as

all of a sudden they came in and sid, what? it was just crazy in here. it was shaking.re going up and down like this. the papers were moving, and the set, the white house was also moving because the camera that shoots that live picture of the white house for the rear screen was also shaking around. so i didn't think of it until i came back to talk with you, we have, as does any studio, enormous numbers of things hanging from the ceiling. what happened is our technical director really smartly came in right away and said, andrea get going, it's an earthquake. i didn't really think twice about it. so i took off, and unfortunately our new york control room didn't know what was going on. so they sort of said to tamron, you'll have to start early. it was tamron jumping in and taking over, thank goodness, and calmly carrying on, because -- i felt i had to do it because of all the team here, that everyone had to move out of this building and evacuate on orders. >> i guess the president had started a round of golf, and stopped. he would get on the phone and they would be giving

cap on salaries, and rightly so because the american people are not seeing wage increases, so neither sid members of congress the wage increases. there are no term limits, as you know, in congress. for us to do that would be a constitutional amendment. it is difficult to do because, let's face it, the people writing the laws are the ones to are not necessarily interested in having term limits. some states have done that. some states have looked at term limits and all -- and some members have voluntarily term limited. here's the problem -- the people who usually term limit of the fiscal conservatives that we want in washington, d.c. it is never the big spenders that term limit out. this is a problem and what the best things that happened is that the congress had an internal rule that the committee chairs, who are a big part of the problem, or term limited. we passed some of our own rules as republicans that we do term-limit the committee chairs. it helps, but it is not the solution. pardon me? yes. i think the bill has been introduced, but it has not gone anywhere. pardon me? >> anybody wh

security, medicare, unemployment, fannie mae and freddie mac, corporate welfare, bailouts and farm sub siday to socialism is i can't quit you. or take michelle and marcus bach man or as i like to think of them america's indoor mail palins. yes, the bachmann's tireless advocates of cutting people off from the government tit. turns out they live on the tit. their farm takes subsidies their counseling clinic takes medicaid and their mortgage was underwritten by freddie mac and that is what is so hard of being a closet lover of big government. you have to lie to yourself. that's why i'm here with a special message for all of you deniers. it gets better. yes, there are millions of people in the world like you, in places like switzerland and sweden. where their tax dollars they get full health care coverage, a generous pension, day care, long, paid vacations, maternity leave, free college and public transportation that doesn't smell like pea. they get university l universal health care. we get a blue angels fly over at the fiesta bowl. they get paid maternity leave. we get the octomom. they have

. >> sarah sid p sidner bravely o front lines for us. also important develop this is syria. will assad answer demands that he step down? by shedding more blood. thousands took to the streets across syria and eyewitnesses and human rights activists report at least 23 deaths. let's show you some of the demonstrations. you won't hear gunfire here, but what an inspiring scene this is. people waving their shoes, the bottom of their feet, saying assad must go. in this town, a suburb of damascus, ghon stldemonstrators street, gunfire arrest with a daily arwa damon is covering it for us tonight. is that crackdown essentially president assad's answer to the united states and other enter national pressure? >> the concentration today appeared to be in the southern previo province where there are numerous towns saying they were being targeted. many people wounded, many unable to go to hospitals. they're being treated in these secret underground clinics because they're afraid that the government will come and detain them if they try to go to a regular hospital. so on the ground this syri

and despite the fact that band leader sid barrett left because of mental issues it would go on to becomee most successful acts of all time it was time to play the piper 44 years ago today and our crew

class, upper middle class, you get people trying to come into the luxury market, whether it's at her sidri of brakeries. >> reporter: abrams is sure franchising his so-called ferrari of bakeries will keep him on the road to even greater success. >> not fair that felicia ends on that, makes us all hungry. felicia taylor with a little food for the soul. don't forget you can get in touch with the whole team on our facebook page. all you have to do is go to facebook.com/cnnwbt. that's it for this edition of "world business today." i'm andrew stevens in hong kong. >> i'm nina dos santos in london. you're watching cnn, the world's news leader. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insuranc

l that is 7 on your sid side. >> we are noticing quit a lot of fog here in san francisco. >> look behindus. >> can't see the bridge back 30. barely see embarcadero and ferry building. it's moving inland writ new and getting pretty dense. hears live viewpointed away from the fog. this is from the high definition mount tam camera. san rafael, enough fog right now and point in the direction where the fog is not thicken very much yet. she you what is happening this afternoon. marine layer was stretched out along the coast line this afternoon. not quite so team as yesterday. shallow marin layer means weaker marine influence and that meant warmer weather today. so temperatures were on the rise virtually everywhere except santa cruz. you can sea the positive numbers in yellow indicating how much warmer each location was today than yesterday. 10 degrees warmer in fairfield and in concord. 12 degrees warmre.s cooler in santa cruz which likes to two against the popular trend. right now temperatures are cooling down to the 50's in most locations. some 60 degree readings 65 at mountain view. 66 at s

but apparently they just didn't do that, they just sid, check out the guy and didn't take it seriouslyhay to take this back to washington politics, but what about the effects of cutbacks on critical services, which we know already has insufficient numbers to cater for the vast number of people who are out on the loose? >> well, we have -- all around we have a problem. our law enforcement don't have enough -- there's not enough manpower there, not enough training there. our court system is overburden ed. >>> pat brown, thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks, martin. >>> you can steel more about the newly released have i i don'ts at msnbc.com at our twitter page. or on our facebook page. next, do the right thing, mr. huckabee. >> who would do something like this? a small horse is frowned upon in this establishment! luckily though, ya know, i conceal this bad boy underneath my blanket just so i can get on e-trade. check my investment portfolio, research stocks... wait, why are you taking... oh, i see...solitary. just a man and his thoughts. and a smartphone... with an e-trade app. ♪ nob

. >>> developing news in australia where a bizarre scene played out this morning in an exclusive sid nye suburb. police say a man entered a home and fastened an explosive device around the neck of an 18-year-old girl. threatened to blow it up. the bomb squad worked for nearly ten hours to remove the device. police say it was a hoax. so far they've made no arrests. >>> it's been a mystery for nearly 40 years. who is the legendary sky jacker d.b. cooper? the fbi thinks it knows. we'll talk with the boy now a grown man who found the only piece of evidence linked to the crime. >>> plus, a state's controversial new law about who every day, all around the world, energy is being produced to power our lives. evwhile energy developementorld, comes with some risk, north america's natural gas producers are committed to safely and responsibly providing decades of cleaner burning energy for our country, drilling thousands of feet below fresh water sources within self contained well systems and using state of the art monitoring technologies, rigorous practices help ensure our operations are safe a

finally, mathilda avenue, open and that's our photographer sid farhang who has been down there on mathildar 101 and mathilda avenue has been reopened here. even though it doesn't -- there doesn't seem to be a lot of traffic. but you can get off there, at mathilda. the toll plaza is running at about a 15-minute delay. let's go to steve. >>> around the bay, sunshine. but inland temperatures are staying below average. that's for sure. a lot of os. i don't really see -- a lot of 80s. i don't really see much. the west stays cool. the hot is in the middle of the country. >> july just blended into august. >> boy, it sure did. >> thank you. >>> you see at the bottom of your screen, the dow currently 125 points. we'll continue to monitor this and all of our local news and have more coming up at noon. until then from all of us here have a great monday on first day of august. >> bye now.

she sid, i didn't know i was supposed to tell him no. several jurors reportedly wiped away tears. a neff true brent jeffs testified his uncle sexually assaulted him when he was 5. brent jeffs talked to diane sawyer in 2009. >> i need to stand up for me. stand up for anybody who has been victimized by anybody that gets hurt like that or war en. >> reporter: jeffs' attorney deric palpole said, you've shown you can be tough. now, it's time to show you can be fair. jeffs would rather go to prison than violate his beliefs. for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news. >> clayton sandell, thanks very much. >>> now let's turn to josh elliott. and, boy, a bloody weekend in london. >> absolutely, and it continues here. >> good morning to both of you. we're going to go to the continuing rioting and chaos in the streets of london. people setting fires, destroying storefronts. dozens of police officers have been injured after a second night of violence, touched off by a fatal police shooting. the question now is, how far and long could this spread? abc's lama hasan is following devel

. >> let's talk about the capital, sara sid ner. stay safe. back to gadhafi. it's looking increasingly under siege as is the colonel, gadhafi. today his spokesman is pleading for a cease-fire. matthew chance in tripoli for us right now. matthew, i know we're getting reports of citizens fleeing, trying to get out of the city. are those reports true? if so, why are people leaving? >> reporter: well, we've got reports of people wanting to leave the city. certainly the united nations says that it's preparing a plan to try and evacuate foreign nationals. the trouble is with residents, libyan citizens of tripoli trying to leavement it's very difficult. there's not -- normally they would go to west through the city into another area. they're not able to do that because of the fighting taking place as we heard from sara. that's compounding this feeling of being under siege as having a really big psychological impact on the residents of the libyan capital, brooke. >> nato controls the airspace and the rebels control the roads. does it appear to you looking at the situa

♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: a massive investigation underway after a heart-stopping few hours in sid tphaoerbgsalia. a bomb squad called in to rescue an 18-year-old girl trapped near some kind of suspicious device. the girl is now safe with her family. here is how it all went down. police were called to the home at 2:30 in the afternoon, apparently told a girl was being held hostage. there were reports of a bomb around her neck. so far police are not officially confirming that. the girl's parents were forced to stay away from the home for their own safety and surrounding homes evacuated. finally ten hours later the girl is freed, police saying it's too early to say if the device was part of an extortion attempt. we don't even know so far if it was a bomb. joining us a grn reporter, stewart, what can you tell us? >> the situation is still as mysterious as it was when it started at 2:30 this afternoon. the girl, one thing we know, obviously the girl has been freed and reunited with her parents. she has been taken to the hospital to be checked out. she was kept in an uncomfortable position. they w

the other civic duty we did decide as sid to the abandoned decades ago was the service to the draft. we did that because we did not think that were and was compatible with our principale of everett. the argument that we move into a society, i got your car before the free and if you do not, we will find you $20, $50, you can contest your rights, restricted our freedom not only to speak, but not as be if we wished to do so. when of the greatest things we can do in the private sector is not to show up when we find a company or someone unpleasant to our values structure. we should be able to do that and one of the more important institutions of our societies, the voting booth, but we do not want to vote when they put to go down and we will be up there. >> fred, 80% turnout abroad, 50%, usually in presidential elections. up to 37% in mid term license, 25% local elections -- what would define something that is not a democracy? you are saying tweedle dum and tweedle dee -- what would you call a democracy? >> what is happening that is driving the people out of the voting booth? if restaurant

i anticipate her contributions to the a highly effective sid world congress will be telling. many of you from the washington chapter will remember the spirited discussion that gail and tom ridge led at the 2008 conference head before the 2008 presidential elections. gail and governor ridge disagreed on some issues, agreed on others, but in general, help the us to think about the likely priority that the candidates would give in their administration. they also, i think, were honest and straightforward in sharing their own views on some of the specifics that the candidates were bringing to the table. gail also brought her great deal of her own development related experience to the debate. building on her involvement with usaid, clinton white house, center for american progress, enough project, help commission, and the modernizing foreign assistance network. she predicted, if i remember correctly, that an obama presidency would take the development challenge seriously. because support for development is simply the right thing to do. in her current position as a special assistant

i'm chris brown from canada with the sid governing counsel, and my question is directed in the context of the role of leadership and development in africa. clearly throughout africa's history and even into the present day it's shining example of good leadership and the impact that's had. number of examples -- nelson mandela. i had the privilege of visiting rwanda last december, and i was quite impressed as what i saw as genuine progress in light of the tragic past. what i'd like to know in your perspective of what we discussed so far, the extent to which leadership is important and what is your sort of prognosis for the future and the role that leadership will continue to play in development. thank you. >> yes, maybe we'll start with dr. grynspan because when you talk about a role of leadership, brazil, for example, has seen that kind of remarkable leadership with lula over the last two years. there's the africa formation, but you could give us very quickly perspective on the economic transformation that's taken place in latin america, and yet, you know, you do have these clashes, eros