trace? >> trace: phil keating live for us in south florida. thank you.nvestigators in europe say they're now back to square one in determining the cause of a super toxic e.coli outbreak that has killed 22 people and sickened more than 2,000. in the latest twist, officials in germany reversing what they said yesterday. they now report there is no evidence that bea. in sprouts organic farm in that country are to blame. researchers first suspected the outbreak started with contaminated could you couplers from spain but tests on those vegetables proved they were not the cause. you can read more about the outbreak on what you can do to protect yourself from this sort of thing. it's all on foxnews.com/health 24/7. well, syrian leaders are still trying to put down a pro-democracy uprising. and now this, a deadly clash on the border with israel. tensions in that region now rising. next, what's being done to try to calm things down and congressman anthony weiner 'fesses up to sending inappropriate picture of himself or women who were not his wife. he is the lates

trace? >>trace: thank you, james, from washington, dc. the oh core coming from casey anthony's car was very strong. that from a forensic scientist testifying in the florida mother's murder trial accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter three years ago. prosecutors have made the car a key piece of evidence in their case. they are trying to prove that she suffocated her daughter and at some point put the little girl's body in the trunk. now, the defense claims that casey did not kill caylee, that the little girl actually died in the family pool. if convicted casey could face the death penalty. and now to phil live from south florida. under cross-examination the defense suggested that this scientist has a personal financial interest in testifying in this case, right? >>reporter: absolutely, casey anthony's attorney very aggressively cross-examining the doctor who acknowledged the instrument that the laboratory scientist is developing. and he admitted he would probably get about 15 percent in

tracee wilkins live at haines point. back to you all in the studio. >> tracee, thanks very much. >>> congressman anthony weiner's political future is in question. calls for an ethics investigation after he knitted he took sexually suggestive pictures and sent them online to a women. kimberly suiters joins us with the new revelations. >> reporter: good morning, the congressman said he never met them in person but reached out and touched them personally through social media. his tweets suddenly stopped last wednesday. that's one of the days he said those lewd pictures did not belong to him. >> i made it very clear i did not send pictures and my twitter account had been hacked. >> it was a regrettable and shameful lie to hide what he had done. he served as democrat in congress the last 12 years and with an eye on running for mayor of new york city one day he's making two things clear now. he will not step down from office. those photos belong to no one else. >> i haven't told the truth. and i've done things i deeply regret.

now i was tracing a highway to ore gin the potatoes struck black with blight.etals and we was their faces swollen with fever. stench rising from the evicted burrowed. men like dogs scoured the fields. i saw in one cottage a royal of rats feasting on an infant. no one where i witnessed anything like it not in calcutta. the voiceless children silenced by hunger the bodies burned at night leaving i don't trace. descending the drum hills i turned off the main road following signs and i language lost before i was born. this was land observe the land was renamed and hushed. what was left for me, generations gone. a purfume of smoke freshened my nostrils. pastures reached to the head of the bay. thick roads where locals greeted with slowly raised hands or a nod of a cap to my car the postcard my eye framed in it's longing. moony's pub where i stopped for a pint and slipped my quest. so, you are a to bein accomodating my english. they're all about here. she showed the photograph with dark hair and features unlike my own but a resemblance of an uncle. what was the ring

secret bank accounts when i was five billion dollars mobarak with mr method at seventy billion the traces the dark fortunes and how can the bankers keep their reputations clean that's a legend of hollywood that we had had no role i know only most accounts since more than thirty years who compelled swiss bankers to disclose information about their clients will the infamous veil of privacy over the country's bank accounts finally be lifted for good. or. bad. it. seems there is no backing in the house so maybe nobody is living in this building the sixteenth district of caris avenue for this is a quiet fashionable neighborhood. days nearby an excellent view of the eiffel tower can be seen from the window the inhabitants of these premises are no ordinary people and they prefer to keep a low profile so you can take pictures here why is that as these are embassy grounds. i don't always see ok them. as a matter of fact the building houses no diplomatic missions the dogs are simply trying to protect the president of the big shots staying there. and after this show nonprofit organization should oft

strategy with their super apparently now saying that presumably if they get attacked and they can trace that attack to a foreign governments then that can be seen as an act of war and there could be retaliation even troops on the ground in return so it is this focus then mis placed on these foreign threats. i know their focus is not misplaced but it starts and stops with the little hikes if they can't stop the little hikes how are they going to stop the big tax we have to be concerned in this country but our government website is being crashed we have to be concerned that sony is being attacked because the cyber security that we use for sony that we use for the cia is similar to what we use in other parts of this country for other to other major matters you know power plants electrical facilities grids these are all similar situated technology that people can hack so we can protect the little things my concern is how we can protect the big things well that's a very valid point but one of the issues that one of the concerns that i have is if you look at where this fear mongering or alarm

trace, thank you very much. we'll be back to talk to trace in a while. >>> there's new question about the administration's reaction to a series of really bad numbers that we got on the economy last week, and they finished off with probably the worst number of all last week, which was the may unemployment number. we're now awaiting the daily white house press briefing. we're going to keep one ear to that, we'll tell you if they make any comments noteworthy that we want to bring to you, and we'll do that, but after -- after a week of bad news, it was a list, housing numbers were bad, the manufacturing numbers came in weak, consumer confidence came in weak, then this was the president's reaction to the unemployment figure, 9.1, after that came down on friday: >> there are always going to be bumps on the road to recovery. we're going to pass through some rough terrain. that even a wrangler would have a hard time with. we know that. >> all right. martha: here's the bottom line as we get into this. how is this being p

that's the question being raised tonight after trace amounts of a chemical suspected to cause cancer was found in the local ground water. it seeped into ground water from a contaminated recycled water used in an irrigation project in san jose. george is live tonight where that contaminated water was found. >> the water district says not to worry, the water is safe to drink and the cancer causing chemical in question was found in very small amounts. laboratory tests have shown the chemical ndma causes liver tumors in rats. it was once used as rocket fuel and now traces of the chemical were found in the ground water in south san jose. >> this is not for drinking, absolutely not. >> recycled water will not be coming through the pipes tonight? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: recycled water, not drinking water, was used during the irrigation project on this property in south san jose. the study looked at what could be filtered through the soil and found traces of the chemical. but nowhere near the danger level. >> i think it exists every place. >> reporter: neighbors appreciate the water

trace, how fast is this growing, trace?>trace: well it is growing at breakneck speed 52,000 acre as day. that is 83 miles, four times the size of manhattan. right now, the big concern is the wind. we had 60 miles per hour gusts yesterday and 40 miles per hour today and they expect 40 mile per hour guests again tomorrow and the real danger here is the winds are not blowing in one direction so it is hard for them to get in front of this and it is shifting and as we have seen in the past that is very dangerous for the 2,500 firefighters now on the scene. >> it is a very dangerous fire. the burning conditions are very volatile. and entire hill sides are igniting, and wind like this from my 34 years of experience i have never seen it, i just say a prayer. i hope they all come back tonight for food. >> this is the second largest fire in arizona history, half the size of the largest one, but zero percent containment. >>shepard: on the move. how close to the state line in >>trace: well, it is very close to the state of new mexico a

>> reporter: parents have pushed the district to install sprinklers in trace elementary's rebuild. >> i absolutely agree. you cannot put a price on children's lives. >> reporter: san jose unified officials say they will comment after they've read the whole report. >> thank you, george. we're following developing news now. for a short time people in coastal areas of alaska scrambled for higher ground after a powerful earthquake prompted a tsunami warning. a 7.2 quake off the aleutian islands, a chain of more than 300 volcanic islands, sparsely populated with people but very populated with fish. that's where they film the show "deadliest catch." there are no reports of damage. the tsunami warning was canceled just a short time ago. >>> the baggy pants controversy is intensifying tonight. african-american leaders in the bay area say the arrest of deshawn marmon wasn't warmed and may have been racially motivated. the naacp is organizing a news conference tomorrow. he was arrested more than a week ago after refusing the airline says, to pull up his baggy pants on a us airways flight. afric

place and it gets incorporated into the chromosomes of the organism it were successful in making a trace any fish but that may only have about ten percent or five percent of the time so you go through many of the worries processes of injecting. we have this extraordinary situation where we're taking human genes and putting in a fish and we're mixing and matching the genetic makeup of the entire living kingdom while at a community and who's deciding who you know we're changing the permanent genetic makeup permanently the entire animal kingdom and who's deciding you know in our congress here in the united states legislatures throughout the world we vote all these different laws tax laws and corporate laws what could be more important than deciding on the permanent genetic future of life on earth. but we don't vote on that very few scientists and regulators and corporations impose that on us but there's no referendum and there's no elections and this is one of the fundamental issues i think we have a democracy democracy is legislation. technologist is legislation technology actually is the

there are traces of shells on the walls and inside. it was from here that the defenders of breast fortress launched their first counterattack. scores of german and soviet soldiers died here.

coli traces in the sprouts there right now. they believe the sprouts in question, if indeed this was just one, if you will, bad batch of sprouts would have been produced about a month ago. all of that would, by this point in time, been sold off to restaurants and to private people as well. one of the things that the authorities say is what they have is very strong circumstantial evidence because what they did is they went to all the people who got sick. they talked to them and asked them what did you eat? they looked at what regions are affected. they said pretty much all the cases of people getting sick can be linked to them at some point having consumed sprouts from this company. it's very unclear whether or not they're ever actually going to find final proof, but they still believe they have a pretty strong case. however, that doesn't mean that germany has stopped its warnings for other produce. they're still urging people not to eat raw lettuce, tomatoes and cucumbers as well, monita. >> fred, is this still a europe-wide co

trace gallagher is working this for us. what do we know now, trace? >> well, we know, shep, those ariels, want to go back to those as quickly as possible. those are our biggest clue. be as careful. we have been watching these for the past 30 or 35 minutes. we have not seen the helicopter zone in on any particular area. again, you have got conflicting reports. one local news station down there reporting there are bodies. and now we have two other stations. in fact, one newspaper and one television station reporting that there are no bodies. that the liberty county sheriff's department has gone out to this property they followed up on this tip and they found nothing. they held a news conference an hour ago saying they found no bodies. the tipster called back in saying no, you went to the wrong house. so they went back out to a different area. again, they found no bodies. now, they found what might have been some blood on the scene. again, i'm saying might because it's not conclusive. they find what might have been some blood on the scene. they are waiti

and then link that all together to identify a common source and then trace it back.inly traceback is a real issue these days that we're making better strides. in but it's clearly very difficult because of the packing and repacking. and distribution systems with our produce. >> suarez: well, professor, is the detective work that you were just talking about made harder by the fact that now it's much harder to figure out where your food came from when you walk into a produce section in a developed country it's vast and has many, many sources for food, doesn't it? >> yes, it does. i think we live in an international food system. a global food system. we source ingredients and products from around the world. and clearly consumers enjoy that diversity of products in their diets. but they also appreciate no seasonality to products like produce. you can remember back maybe 20 or 30 or 40 years ago when specific produce items were in season for a short period of time. and then you couldn't get them in your homes. well now that has changed because we can source these products

trace gallagher joins us from our west coast newsroom. trace, this is a good one!porter: it is, martha. you should know the budget in north carolina has been on the desk of the democratic governor, beverly pur due, she has gone head to head with republican lawmakers over this in recent months 57bd one of those republican lawmakers is mike stone, so he gets this batch of letters from elementary school students, including, as you said, his third grade daughter, they're protesting the budge cuts. keep in mind, these kids are not studying this in school, right? they're not studies the numbers, the politics, the constraints, so the teacher tells them what to write. she outlines what the letter should say, including the loss of teachers' assistance, the loss of field trips, the loss of science experiments, his daughter ends the letter, you see right there, with the quote, "please put the budget higher, dad". sincerely, his daughter. dad was not happy. listen: >> i don't know that any time we should use our third grade classroom students as lobbyists. as i read through th

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the grand jury has been investigating last july's devastating fire at trace elementary school. the school did not have automatic sprinklers. >>> the victims of tuesday's fire in san jose are getting help from old nay vi. the fire caused extensive damage to the fraternity house. they lost most of their possessions. today old navy will allow them to buy new clothes at a discount price. >>> two key votes in congress today concerning lib ya. a short time ago the house turned back a republican-led effort to cut off money for military hostility. this vote came right after the house voted down the measure that would have given president obama authority to continue the u.s. military involvement. liberal democrats joined republicans to defeat the resolution. they're upset mr. obama did not get congressional authorization before joining the nato campaign. one of them was a congresswoman from petaluma. >> this congress must reassert our power and not fund an unauthorized war. >> the resolution is adopted. >> it doesn't have any immediate effect on the involvement in libya. it's the first

police traced her last cellphone calls. they believe that she is still alive despite what police are calling a homicide case. they have gone to the hayward headquarters and picked up more fliers to pass out. it hayward. >> i am just hoping that we can find something. some clues. now they will not give up hope looking for his daughter who is been missing for three weeks. they teamed up with 450 volunteers to help scour 30 square miles around hayward including niles canyon. police traced her last cellphone calls. they believe that she is still alive despite what police are calling a homicide case. they have gone to the hayward headquarters and picked up more fliers to pass out. it did not provide specifics of what they found in the last three days but they are making progress by helping hayward police. >> our goal was to help the hayward police . in terms of eliminating the areas that they would have to search. >> she is a family member. we will fight for her. >> to search for all to all these people who turned out. from all

it's an event that traces its roots back to 1970. as it has grown over the years so has the political and economic influence of san francisco's gay community. but it wasn't always so. in 2000, ktvu's bob mackenzie brought us a look at how things have changed for both the parade and the community. >> reporter: gay and lesbian people wouldn't have dared marched together in the street 15 years ago, let alone carry signs and wear the clothing. he says there was not hard finding gay bars. to go t.o. gay bars or to a gay party was to live dangerously. but the danger then was not of violence on the street. gay bashing was rare. the danger was of exposure. of having your cover ripped away. of having your name printed in the paper, of losing your friends or family. a lightly organized motly ban of gays, lesbians, transsexuals, bisexuals and hippies marched to the wonder and displayed of a still shockable public. while the ash bury had been getting all the attention, the city had also become a destination for gay men and women. as their number

tracee wilkins is live on the scene with the latest. tracee, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. we were told this man was armed. when police confronted him he was shot. joining us live to give us more information on exactly what's going on with this investigation is sergeant tkaeuft schlosser. what can you tell us about what's happening in the park? >> about 1:30 this morning, park police officers patrolling haines point encountered one vehicle with one person in it. this person was found to be holding a handgun when they approached the vehicle. the person got out of the car. as the officers were speakinging with this person it resulted on the officer shooting on him. >> so at this point no idea why this man was in the park or armed. and he was by himself? >> he was by himself on haines point. they're working on the background on what happened here. >> thank you so much for joining us this morning. as you heard

tracee, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. we just spoke with maryland state highway officials who are saying this is a double fatal accident. two people died early this morning here on the beltway. as you can see here, this is the ramp onto river road here. this is blocked for now as they investigate exactly what led to this accident. one motorcycle. two people on the motorcycle killed in this accident that happened at 2:52 a.m. for now the route to river road inner loop is closed as they continue with this motorcycle investigation. you can see here again this ramp is closed off. they have plenty of officials trying to figure out exactly what led to this accident. we don't have the genders of the folks who were involved. when we have more information, we'll bring it to you. live to you in the studio. >> tracee, thank you. this could add a messy commute to our morning. jerry edwards has the latest on how to get around it. >> indeed. not only will the ramp be closed but backing up onto the inner loop. tkpwrpbgs inner loop to g

any other way to track them, trace them? >> yes, sir. >> how successful do you think that was? >> i can tell you that after a trip to radioshack with atf funds, i myself manufactured a gps tracking device that would fit inside the handle of an variant rifle. other attempts were made to have gps systems, a gps system wired into one ak variant rifle. >> how was that received by supervisor? >> the one that went through our tech section nfc shy atd by them after my attempt to manufacture one didn't work out so well. the one we got from our tech side did actually work, and although it achieved its purpose in the last time i believe anyone knew it's whereabouts was about 50 miles south of the u.s.-mexican border. >> special agent casa, do you know of any other offices of atf using this type of strategy? >> not that i'm aware of, no, sir. >> would you consider this a common practice that's being contemplated in any other area? >> no, sir. i definitely hope not. >> let me follow up on a statement that you made that's a very, very serious statement. you made the statement in your openin

it comes after a massive fire at the trace elementary school. last year's fire destroyed the main building on the rose garden area campus. the grand jury noted a lack of automatic sprinklers in the building at trace. the report also cites inadequate alarm procedures, which may have led to the building being fully engulfed by the time the fire crews arrived. >>> it is 5:13 now. google at the center of a federal investigation. why the search giant is accused of abusing its power. >> i have seen people almost go to the bathroom in their pants in his presence. >> he allegedly killed people to leave stress. the new insight from one of whitey bulger's closest mob men. >>> if you have to catch a plane today, we are cleared for take-off. sfo some partly cloudy skies, 66 degrees as we head in toward the afternoon. to the south, we are heading towards houston and yes indeed, we are looking at 94 degrees, the possibility of some thunderstorms there. so yeah, could get bumpy at times if you are flying in that direction. continuing on to atlanta, we are look

. >>> they traced the e. coli outbreak to a bean sprout farm in germany.y say traces of the deadly strain were found in the family's garbage bin. the deadly bacteria killed 31 people, sickened more than 3,000. experts aren't sure whether all of the tainted sprouts are out of circulation, and it is possible some are still being used by restaurants in the region, may have come in contact with other vegetables causing it to spread more quickly. >>> and rain continues to fall over the already hard hit flood region of china. 12 inches of rain fell in four hours. the highest recorded amount in 200 years. the flood is forcing ma mass evacuation and cutting power to many areas. people are affected by the high water and there have been at least 54 deaths there. >>> in health watch, newborns in hospitals in europe get the classics as they drift off to sleep. oh, it is lovely. staff at the hospital in slovakia have been playing music from classical composers since 2003, part of a special program. look at the big head phones on them. doctors say music acts as replacem

. >> tracee, thank you. >>> an out on of-control wildfire in eastern arizona. wallow fire burned 350 square miles as of this morning. smoke and haze are spreading across several states and seen as far away from iowa. 2,500 firefighters are fighting strong winds, hot weather and lightning out there. so far no serious damage or injuries have been reported. >>> it's 69 degrees outside right now. and we are at the beginning of a heat wave. we have a nice day yesterday, tom. but things are changing. and the humidity is back too. >> yeah, it is. we will see the humidity really build tomorrow. it's pleasant as you head off to work and school very early this tuesday morning. we're near 60 degrees in prince george's, arlington, fairfax, montgomery as well. 60 degrees. it has dipped into the upper 50s in a few isolated plates across maryland, virginia, eastern shore. northern neck reporting low to mid-60s. upper 60s on the waters. over the last 12 hours we have had a mostly clear sky. we have a cluster of thundershowers in southern ontario producing a few high clouds dri

trace adkins is picking through the rubble of his tennesse home... bbrned down.you can see smoke pouring out ... as the roof firefighters worked hard to put out the fire ,... dousing it with water. officials believe it was caused byythe dryer fallinggover ... causing an explosion. no one was hurt. it's the deadlist e-coli outbreak in history.. and it's happening right now in europe. and sometime today.. after several days of specuuation.. we ay know the source of the infection..erman scientists are exxecting definitive test reeults today... about which pontaminated.so far.. 22 people are deaa.. and hundreds of others across the continent are still sicc this morning.17 of them got sick after eating at this german restaurant. originally.. scientists suspected lettuce.. cucumbers and tomatoes.but it looks like now.. it coulddbe bean sprouts. p so is thii just aa eurrpean problem, or does it &ppean our food here is at risk &p joel d. smith is live just outsidd our studios in pnswers straight from the - we're looking for the best dad in baltimore! baltimo

many of those traces revealed the straw purchases. special agents and a group including myself became increasingly concerned that alarmed the case agent and supervisor who refused to stop or inspect the straw purchasers from purchasing additional firearms special age dotson and i raised concerns constantly. to no avail. in response to our concerns, the group supervisor issued the e- mail to the group was a direct threat to specialists who were not in agreement on how cases m agentcallister for the supervisor maddest the investigation. based on my experience, did not think the e-mail was an empty threat. i took it very seriously it has been common practice for atf supervisor to retaliate against employees that do not to the company line. in march, 2010, at the direction of the group supervisor, the surveillance started to be conducted by members of a to a group 7 and special agents from other offices. the atf special agents reported to the phoenix group 7 office around this period of time and became alarmed of the direction of their in

any other way to track them, trace them? >> yes, sir. >> how successful do you think that was? >> i can tell you that after a trip to radioshack with atf funds, i myself manufactured a gps tracking device that would fit inside the handle of an variant rifle. other attempts were made to have gps systems, a gps system wired into one ak variant rifle. >> how was that received by supervisor? >> the one that went through our tech section nfc shy atd by them after my attempt to manufacture one didn't work out so well. the one we got from our tech side did actually work, and although it achieved its purpose in the last time i believe anyone knew it's whereabouts was about 50 miles south of the u.s.-mexican border. >> special agent casa, do you know of any other offices of atf using this type of strategy >> not that i'm aware of, no, sir. >> would you consider this a common practice that's being contemplated in any other area? >> no, sir. i finitely hope not. >> let me follow up on a statement that you made that's a very, very serious statement. you made the statement in your opening s