susan hendrick has a 360 news and business bulletin. susan?> the trial of hosni mubarak resumed today after a month long break to be adjourned until monday. the ailing 83-year-old arrived at court by ambulance, brought in on a stretcher. today, families of slain protesters asked for the judge disqualified but were denied. mubarak is pleading not guilty to charge his ordered the killing of protesters back in february. >>> mexican police say they captured a top drug trafficker. this is huge. authorities say, the 39-year-old was arrested at mexico city's airport tuesday. the u.s. offered a $5 million reward for his capture. the town of south hadley, massachusetts, paid the parents of a bullying victim nearly a quarter million dollars after their daughter committed suicide. you remember this sad story. 15-year-old phoebe prince hanged herself last year. a reporter for "slate" sued and received access of details on the settlement. >>> in business news, last minute shopping caused a surge in holiday sales according to industry analysts. mall shopper

susan hendricks back. >> hi, anderson.started 19 fires in vehicles that firefighters battled overnight. this is in the hollywood area. six of the fires spread to nearby buildings including a house where jim morrison once lived. no injuries reported. >>> here is how a very rocky year for stocks shook out. the dow is up 5.5% over last year, the nasdaq is down 1.8%, the s&p 500 fell less than a point from last year's close, the smallest annual change in history, by the way. >>> a 24-hour 180, you could call it. today verizon said it is getting rid of the controversial $2 fee it announced just yesterday. irate customers ventinged their outrage on line and it seemed to have worked. the fee would have applied to a one-time bill payment using debit or credit cards online or by phone. >>> british actor russell brand has filed for divorce from singer katy perry. they wed just over a year ago. in a statement russell brand told cnn this, quote, sadly katy and i are ending our marriage. i'll always adore her and i know we will remain

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susan hendricks joins us with a 360 news bulletin. >> i they they have, thank you. >>> president obamaelcoming home returning troops at ft. bragg today. take a listen. >> so as your commander in chief, and on behalf of a grateful nation, i'm proud to finally say that these two words and i know your families agree -- welcome home. welcome home. welcome home. >> well said. the president also paid tribute to more than 4,000 troops who died in the iraq war. >>> lawyers for an idaho man accused of shooting at the white house last month say their client is able to assist in his defense and is mentally competent to stand trial. we're talking about this man, 21 oscar ortega hernandez. he was charged with attempted assassination of president obama. how about this? stocks took a dive on wall street. the dow down 131 points. the s&p fell 14. >>> finally, the number of married couples in the u.s. is at a record low. according to the latest figures, from the pew research center, 51% of american adults are married. that is a 5% drop from the previous year, anderson. back to you. >> thank you very mu

plus get up to $600 when you open an account. >>> hi there, i'm susan hendricks with a "360" bulletin people were killed in serious government crack down on its citizens according to an activist group. cnn cannot confirm the authenticity of those videos. but activists report that military and security forces are storming cities with tanks and heavy machine gunfire. >>> prosecutors in ohio say they are not filing any charges in the brawl, take a look, at a college basketball game over the weekend. one prosecutor says after talking to coaches from xavier and the university of cincinnati, he thinks the teams internally can deal with what happened better than the criminal justice system. >>> today, a judge said lindsay lohan is doing well complying with her probation. she was given more freedom to travel since she is doing her court-appointed work at morgue and going to therapy as well. her next hearing is in january. >>> we're talking entertainment now. screen actors guild awards revealed the nominees "the help" cleaned up with four nom ma-- nominations. ensemble, up against "the artist,

. >>> hi there, i'm susan hendricks with a 360 bulletin, new information in that who ivg christmas dayse fire in connecticut that killed three young girls and their grandparents, the girls, ages 10 and 7-year-old twins died in the fire. the medical examiner's office said the died from blunt force head and neck trauma and smoke inhalation, he fell through a window while trying to save his granddaughter. >>> a federal judge has ordered the government to pay more than $17 million to family that lost four members when a marine jet crashed into their home in san diego. the family did ask for $56 million. that is the aftermath. this man lost his wife and two daughters and mother-in-law in the 2008 crash. >>> and a warning for you, build-a-bear workshop is recalling nearly 300,000 teddy bears sold in the u.s. and canada. the consumer product safety commission said the colorful heart's teddy bears eyes could fall out. >>> coming up, your choice for number three on our top ten ridiculous countdown. tonight number three on the list, this is voted by you, the best ridiculous is the first-time the

susan hendricks here with a 360 bulletin. >> newly released dramatic radio transmissions from the stamfordconnecticut, fire department paint a heart-breaking picture of that fire that killed three little girls, ages 10 and 7-year-old twins and their grandparents on christmas day. the firefighters struggled to reach the family inside that house, but had to back away because of the intense flames and heat. take a listen to this. >> we've got victims trapped on the second floor. we're going to rescue mode with the ladder. >> we've got a report from one of the victims, they are right above that window. >> heavy fire right above your head. back out, back out. >> all units on the interior, all units on the interior, back out. back out. >> you can hear the panic and how hard they tried to reach that family. they did not. >>> two doctors are in jail and face murder charges accused of performing abortions on late-term viable fetuses. police say they found several fetuses in a freezer at the maryland clinic where the doctors work and sent them to a medical examiner's office. >>> in north carolina we

susan hendricks here with a 360 bulletin. >> newly released dramatic radio transmissions from the stamfordconnecticut, fire department paint a heart-breaking picture of that fire that killed three little girls, ages 10 and 7-year-old twins and their grandparents on christmas day. the firefighters struggled to reach the family inside that house, but had to back away because of the intense flames and heat. take a listen to this. >> we've got victims trapped on the second floor. we're going to rescue mode with the ladder. >> we've got a report from one of the victims, they are right above that window. >> heavy fire right above your head. back out, back out. >> all units on the interior, all units on the interior, back out. back out. >> you can hear the panic and how hard they tried to reach that family. they did not. >>> two doctors are in jail and face murder charges accused of performing abortions on late-term viable fetuses. police say they found several fetuses in a freezer at the maryland clinic where the doctors work and sent them to a medical examiner's office. >>> in north carolina we

susan hendricks has more. >>> thanks.ious crackdown on demonstrators killed at least 4,000 people since march. that's according to the commissioner for human rights who says the number could actually be much higher than that. a local activist group says 23 people were killed today. >>> official results from the first round of parliamentary voting won't come until tomorrow or saturday. egyptians voted for the first time since hosni mubarak was forced out of power. >>> on this world a.i.d.s. day, president obama announced a new investment in treatment options across the country. the a.i.d.s. virus was discovered 30 years ago. more than 600,000 americans have died from it. >>> president obama and the first family helped to light the national christmas tree in washington. this was the 89th tree lighting ceremony. the tradition began with president coolidge in 1923. >>> new moms, if you named your baby sophia. it tops the survey of the baby names. followed by emma, isabella, owe live why i can't. >>> jackson, mason, liam and j

susan hendricks has the bulletin. >>> new reports of armed resistance in syria.ernment sources tell cnn that army defectors killed more than two dozen security forces in the south today. a member of the free syrian army said its forces attacked a government military checkpoint. cnn cannot independently confirm this information. >>> the "christian science monitor" reports that a u.s. stealth drone was intentionally brought down by the iranian military. the technique known as spoofing exploited a vulnerability known to the u.s. military. an iranian engineer quoted by the "monitor" says electronic warfare specialists cut off the drone's communications, then took control of its gps, trick taking into landing. >>> the parent company of victoria's secret says it will investigate a report that says some of its cotton is grown using child labor. now, the "bloomberg report" profiles an abused 13-year-old girl at an organic fair trade farm. victoria's secret reportedly bought the entire crop last season. >> why can i not go visit this man? >> a free man. >> that is actor c

. >>> let's look at other stories we're following tonight, susan hendricks has the news. >> armed resistance anti-government sources tell cnn that army defectors killed as many as 27 security forces in the south today. a member of the pre-syrian army said its forces attacked a government military checkpoint, but cnn, we do want to point out cannot independently confirm this information. >>> the "christian science monitor" reports that a u.s. stealth drone was intentionally brought down by the iranian military. the technique known as spoofing exploited a vulnerability known to the u.s. military. an iranian engineer quoted by "the monitor" says electronic warfare specialists cut off the drone's communication, took control of the gps, tricking it into landing. >>> the parent company of victoria's secret says it will investigate a report that says some of its cotton is grown using child labor. the bloomberg reports profiles an abused 13-year-old girl at an organic trade farm. victoria's secret reportedly bought the entire organic crop last season. >> why cannot i visit this ban? >> that is chris

. >>> the other stories we're following susan hendricks is here. >> three florida a&m marching band members on charges of hazing a fellow band member. they're accused of beating freshman bria hunter who suffered a broken thigh and blood clots and severe bruising. two weeks later robert champion died in a suspected hazing incident on the band bus. no charges have been filed in his death. >>> two men who accuse bernie fine of sexual abuse are suing the university now and its head basketball coach john boeheim. fine has not been charged with any crimes and denies that he abused anyone. >>> also following this, the national transportation safety board is calling for a nationwide ban on using cell phones and texting while driving. the ban would apply to hands-free as well as handheld electronic devices. >>> remember the wig elizabeth taylor wore in the film "cleopatra." according to reuters it was sold to an anonymous bidder. it is made of human hair. >> expensive wig. >>> here's piers morgan with a look at what's coming up on his show tonight. >> thanks, anderson. much more tonight on the sex a

. > i'm susan hendricks with the "360 news and business bulletin."enate leaders failing to come up with a plan to extend the payroll tax holiday for another year are instead proposing a two-month extension. a vote by the full senate could come tomorrow. it would then go to the house. >>> the securities and exchange commission charging six former executives of fannie mae and freddie mac with securities fraud today. the suit claims they knowingly approved misleading statements, downplaying the size and the risk of subprime loans. >>> army private bradley manning in court today. he is charged with turning over secret documents to wikileaks. the judge rejecting a defense request for the investigating officer to step down, because he also served in a civilian job with the justice department. manning's lawyers are appealing that decision. >>> and a judge sentencing colton harris moore, the barefoot bandit, to more than seven years in prison. moore went on a two-career crime spree, escaping arrest with stolen boats, cars, and planes. >>> barry bonds avoidin

. >>> i'm susan hendricks with the "360 news and business bulletin." come up with a plan to extend the payroll tax holiday for another year are instead proposing a two-month extension. a vote by the full senate could come tomorrow. it would then go to the house. >>> the securities and exchange commission charging six former executives of fannie mae and freddie mac with securities fraud today. the suit claims they knowingly approved misleading statements, downplaying the size and the risk of subprime loans. >>> army private bradley manning in court today. he is charged with turning over secret documents to wikileaks. the judge rejecting a defense request for the investigating officer to step down, because he also served in a civilian job with the justice department. manning's lawyers are appealing that decision. >>> and a judge sentencing colton harris moore, the barefoot bandit, to more than seven years in prison. moore went on a two-career crime spree, escaping arrest with stolen boats, cars, and planes. >>> barry bonds avoiding jail time. instead, a

susan hendricks is here with a "360 news bulletin." >> three florida a&m marching band members facedg a fellow band member. they are accused of beating freshman brey hunter who police say suffered a broken thigh, blood clots and severe bruising that sent her to the emergency room last month. less than two weeks later, robert champion died in a suspected hazing incident on the band bus. no charges have been filed yet in his death. >>> two men who accused former syracuse university assistant basketball coach bernie fine of sexual abuse are suing the university now and its head basketball coach, jim boeheim, for defamation. boeheim accused bobby davis and mike lang of lying after they went public with their allegations. fine has not been charged with any crimes and denies that he abused anyone. >>> we're also following this. the national transportation safety board is calling for a nationwide ban on using cell phones and texting while driving. now, the ban would apply to hands free as well as hand-held electronic devices. >>> remember elizabeth taylor wore that wig in 1963 in that film