her unborn child surgically cut out from her womb. tonight, police on high alert -- not only for the vulnerable infant, but the mom's killer presumably posing as the newborn parent. >>> a woman was found dead in her apartment in massachusetts. her fetus was cut of of her womb. they're looking for the person who cut darlene haynes and her newborn. the baby might have survived and would need medical attention to stay alive. >> revengeble crime. it's horrible. >> intense search in boston for a tiny baby brutally cut from her mother's womb. >> the terrible tragedy has the family joining police in pleading for any information. >> okay, have a heart. i don't care if you drop the kid off at the hospital. >> you know, we like to know as well. so, as we lay to rest, we can also put the baby to rest with her. >> and tonight, from boise, idaho, and the desperate search for a little 8-year-old boy. what happened to robert manuel? >>> robert's an 8-year-old little guy who needs our help. he's the main priority for not only the boise police departm

two got into an argument, and the boy snapped, pulled a knife, and ended the life of her and her unborn daughter. 26-years old and halfway through her first pregnancy. >> she was really excited. >> she couldn't wait for the baby. >> it is unclear who fathered the child, but police say there is no question who killed thompson and her unborn baby. >> i really wasn't that shocked because when i was around him, he was very aggressive. >> neighbors say there were close family friends. investigators tell 11 news that they got into an argument early sunday morning. a neighbor discovered her body hours later when running water seeped through a wall. >> she pulled the palo off and said -- the pillow off and saw her neck. she screamed. >> her friend say her death has left an awful lot of void in the neighborhood. >> she would brighten your day. >> he is charged with -- as an adult with assault, rape, and murder. he is jailed without bond. >> baltimore city police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a man found inside of a parked car. a jobber migger made the discov. it ap

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the hidden danger that could make your unborn baby's iq drop. >>> thieves broke into churches over the weekend and they worry it could happen again. that story is next on eyewitness news. . >>> i'm ron matz in southwest baltimore and you're about to see an amazing piece of art work. larger than life when eyewitness news continues. >>> could we see some much- needed rain this evening? bob is updating the forecast. >>> now, complete coverage . >>> baltimore county in shock after three churches are broken into. how they got in and what the thieves were looking to take. >> reporter: police still have a lot of unanswered questions about the church break ins but they think the motive was fast cash. >> reporter: the senior pastor addresses a shocked congregation on sunday. it was one of three that was broken into. >> the robbers came through the window. >> reporter: they also pry up the w of two other churches and they're located a couple miles a part in baltimore county. >> to have three in one night in close proximity. that's not something we normally have. >> they did not vandalize the chu

the condition of her and her unborn baby. plus- >> we are about to go. >> a group of day campers are given the boot at a swim club. why their parents say race was a fa >> 68 degrees downtown right now. a nice clear start out there. don't be deceived by the 68. downtown is always about 10 degrees warmer because of the urban heat island thing. 58 at the airport. pretty crisp out there when you consider it is july 9. let's look at the satellite imagery. visible stimulate showing a lot of nothing as far as cloud cover over the area. we will see fair weather cumulus clouds this afternoon because an easterly flow around the high. the high today about 78, quite comfortable and pleasant for this time offier. the seven-day with change in a little bit. >> covering the nation, an eight-month pregnant teen is in the hospital after being shot in the stomach. police say the 17-year-old was watching an argument in the doorway of her home when she was shot trying to shot the door. the bullet went through the unborn baby's leg and the teen wa

and mercury at predisposition, a gene problem, unborn children may have some early indicators that they are going to be autistic. so we need to be looking earlier with the hopes of mitigating the early onset or the manifest station of this developmental disorder and earliest prevention, vigorous early prevention using best practiceos teaching can help get that child to a higher functioning level and there is a tremendous amount of research going to there now. i have a bill that would focus more resources so that more parents could get their children to a higher functioning level quicker through early intervention. >> so that early intervention can stall or it can decrease the impact of the onset of autism itself? >> and you know, one way autism was described to me years ago, because i have been working on it for 26 years but more profoundly sings we thought we had a spike of prevalence, in new jersey, when i found out we started with 1-ten thousand children who had autism. >> that was 13 years ago? >> 1980. and now we believe it's 1-166 and that's a cdc number. >> 1-104 boys? so you're

. - the ricks picked mary and kent wilke to love their unborn child. - what happened and it happenedretty quick. we got the profile in the mail, it said yes we want them. i had heard about embryo adoption a long time ago and thought oh, that sounds really exciting because then i could be pregnant, which when you adopt there's still losses that you experience and one of them is you don't get to experience being pregnant, which oddly enough is something i wanted to do. - mary and kent also struggled with infertility. - you just get through it. lots of prayer. but it was a tough time. i mean i was really depressed for a while. - mary has fagile eggs in that she does get pregnant, but then the egg just doesn't stand up and it's passed. so we have fertilized embryos at certain points but they just don't make it. i can tell you quite honestly those moments from a husband's perspective, you feel just amazingly inept. there's so little you can do. you just try and be there, and it's just as much our loss as well. - three years ago they adopted josh the traditional way. now mary, after receiv

or protecting the rights of the unborn in the first trimester? >> the constitution in the 14th amendment has a -- >> is there anything in the document written about abortion? >> the word abortion is not used in the constitution, but the constitution does have a broad provision concerning a liberty provision under the due process. >> and that gets us to the speech speeches. that broad provision of the constitution has taken us from no written prohibition protecting the unborn, no written statement that you can't voluntarily pray in school and on and on and on. and that's what drives us here, quite frankly. that's my concern. and when we talk about balls and strikes, maybe that's not the right way to talk about it, but a lot of us feel that the best way to change society is to go to the ballot box, elect someone and if they are not doing it right, get rid of them through the electoral process. and a lot of us are concerned from the left and the right, that unelected judges are very quick to change society in a way that's disturbing. can you underst

or protecting the rights of the unborn in the first trimester?onstitution and the 14th amendment has -- >> is there anything in the document written about abortion? >> the word "abortion" is not used in the constitution, but the constitution does have a broad provision concerning a liberty provision under the due process. >> and that gets us to the speeches. that broad provision of the constitution has taken us from no written prohibition protecting the unborn, no written statement that you cannot voluntarily do that, and on and on and on -- that you cannot voluntarily pray in school, and that is what drives us. that is my concern. when we talk about balls and strikes, maybe that is not the right way to talk about it, but a lot of us feel that if the best way to change society is to go to the ballot box, select someone, and if they are not doing it right, he get rid of them through the electoral process, -- if they are not doing it right, get rid of them through the electoral process, an unelected judges are very quick to change society in a way

pitts and many other colleagues, that basically said unborn children feel pain. the evidence is overwhelming at least from the 20th week on and probably before, and while this hacking maneuver, the d and e. abortion is occurring, the child in the first few minutes of that gruesome, brutal, decapitation but it starts with arms and legs, suffers. and feels excruciating pain. and as one of the pioneers in anesthesia for unborn children for benign reasons, surgeries and fixing children, helping to ameliorate spine i bifida and other problems, you have to give anesthesia to these children or they feel it. the abortionist has no concerns and brutally kills the child. let me just say a couple points, again we've got to ask the questions, americans really have to ask the question, why the rush? to enact mr. obama's exceedingly expensive, complex, and potentially ruinous health care restructuring plan without the benefit of comprehensive hearings on it, and a thorough vetting of the actual bill text? rushing right to a markup before the americans can look at it and decide

-- or protecting the rights of the unborn in the first trimester? >> the constitution in the 14th amendment has a -- >> is there anything in the document, written, about abortion? >> the word "abortion" is not used in the constitution but the constitution does have a broad provision concerning a liberty provision under the due process -- >> and that gets us to the speeches. that broad provision of the constitution has taken us from no written prohibition protecting the unborn, no written statement that you can't voluntarily pray in school, and on, and on, and on, and on, and that's what drives us here, quite frankly, that's my concern, and when we talk about balls and strikes, maybe that's not the right way to talk about it, but a lot of us feel that the best way to change society is to go to the ballot box, elect someone, and if they're not doing it right get rid of them through the electoral process. and a lot of us are concerned, from the left and the right, that unelected judges are very quick to change society in a way that's disturbing. can yo

or protecting the rights of the unborn in the first trimester? >> the constitution in the 14th amendment has a -- >> is there anything in the document written about abortion? >> the word abortion is not used in the constitution, but the constitution does have a broad provision concerning a liberty provision under the due process. >> and that gets us to the speech speeches. that broad provision of the constitution has taken us from no written prohibition protecting the unborn, no written statement that you can't voluntarily pray in school and on and on and on. and that's what drives us here, quite frankly. that's my concern. and when we talk about balls and strikes, maybe that's not the right way to talk about it, but a lot of us feel that the best way to change society is to go to the ballot box, elect someone and if they are not doing it right, get rid of them through the electoral process. and a lot of us are concerned from the left and the right, that unelected judges are very quick to change society in a way that's disturbing. can you underst

. >>> living in the city, she worries her unborn baby is exposed to pollutants. a new study says she should be concerned because air pollution may pose a threat to unborn children. >> it's a mixture that is harmful for the very early developing brain. >>> researchers had 250 expected moms in new york city where one of these backpacks contain an air monitor. the filter collects the pollutant. >>> the air is collected. >> reporter: researcher gave the children tests at 5. those exposed during pregnancy scored 4% lower. >> it's relevant to other urban areas. >> reporter: the most common source is vehicle emissions found in all cities. when a pregnant mom breathes them in, they can reach the baby baby. doctors say the study suggests that pollution may have the same effect on the developing brain as exposure to lead. they will monitor those in the study to see if the school performance is effected. for now, this mom is going to pay attention to what she's breathing if the city. >>> the search took into account other factors including second hand smoke, the home learni

or protecting the rights of the unborn in the first trimester? amendment has -- >> i'm sorry. is there anything in the document written about abortion? >> the word abortion is not used in the constitution, but the constitution does have a broad provision concerning a liberty provision under the due process -- >> and that gets us to the speeches. that broad provision of the constitution has taken us from no written prohibition protecting the unborn, no written statement that you can't voluntarily pray in school, and on and on and on and on, and that's what drives us here, quite frankly. that's my concern. and when we talk about balls and strikes, maybe that's not the right way to talk about it, but a lot of us feel that the best way to change society is to go to the ballot box, elect someone, and if they're not doing it right, get rid of them through the electoral process, and a lot of us are concerned from the left and the right that unelected judges are very quick to change society in a way that's disturbing. can you understand how people may fe

the 35-year-old is suspected with cutting and unborn baby from a mother's womb.as found at a homeless shelter in the plymouth after a frantic search. >> this was the best case scenario out of this tragedy, we have the child and it appears to be healthy. >> police made the discovery on monday. the decomposing body was crammed into a closet. an autopsy revealed the horrific details. >> it was not until then when it was determined that the baby was missing. >> she was a former neighbor of the victim and the last one to see her alive. friends alerted police after the suspect claimed to have given birth to a baby girl last friday. >> some friends became a little concerned about how she got home so early after just giving birth. >> she was eight months pregnant and expecting her fourth child. relatives say she was a good mother. >> she had a heart of gold. she loved her children. >> relatives are relieved that the baby is alive and safe but are also shaken by the gruesome murder. >> trying to comprehend it has been very, very difficult. >> the suspect is being held on

the landlord found the body friday. >> my heart goes out to the family and to the unborn child who was left without a mother. >> again a reminder, roberto rodriguez is not a suspect. we tried to reach him today and did not hear back. patricia saunders, clinical psychologist, it's mostly women who perpetrate these crimes, is it not? >> in terms of baby snatching, yeah, but 1/3 of pregnant women killed are killed by their partners. so those crimes are actually more prevalent than the baby snatching, mommy killers. >> killing your spouse on an ex is one thing, but it takes a whole different psychology to snatch a fetus. >> yeah, if it's a baby snatching, it's really rare. these are women who are obsessed with being pregnant. they have little or no conscious. it's just the baby and nothing else. >> karl whitney, did you know roberto? >> no, i did not. >> so you have no idea of his personality. >> no. i've never really -- i've seen him in passing a couple f times, but never met him. >> joe, do you think cops have a lead and they can't say? >> they're keeping it extremely close. they're not

. >> unborn babies can learn inside the womb. >> coming up, what to look out for to avoid being ripped off by thieves. s. (female narrator) from jennifer: a microfiber sofa bed for just $299, only at jennifer. $299. jennifer: the only place to buy a sofa bed. >>> 7 on your side has a warning for anyone who uses the atm. >> which is pretty much all of us. brad bell has the story. >> it is a frightening concept. the most recent crime occurred at this bank of america in annapolis, right next to the circuit court. the thieves. electronic devices on the front of the atm that essentially steals all of your data out when you put your card in. frequent users of the atm on church circle say they are stunned to hear the could have been victims of high-tech thieves. >> i would never have thought to look for something like that. you would think they are safe. m everyone does, and that is what the crux bank on. you can still see the residue of the adhesive for the device used to store the information stored on the magnetic stripe of the debit cards, along with a hidden camera to record pin numbers

police say he is not being charged with her unborn baby because it is five months along. it was not considered viable. >>> up police are investigating the death of a man who was discovered dead inside a parked car. it appears he had been there for several days. they are waiting on results from an autopsy to the german if he was killed or died from natural causes. -- to determine if he was killed or died from natural causes. >>> one man was convicted of sex trafficking of a minor yesterday. he admitted to recruiting minors including a 15 and 17 year-old and prostituting them through craigslist. police arrested him in may. he will be sent sensed -- sentenced in october. >>> a legislation broadens the reach to protect those physically attacked because of gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or disability. , lost recognize crimes reckitt -- current walllaws recognize crimes based on a race, gender, and ethnicity. this raises to our watercooler question of the day. -- this brings us to our watercooler question of the day. email your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >

and was eventually convicted for murdering his wife and their unborn child. now, scott peterson is back in the scotlight as-- spotlight as his family launches an a -- appeal to clear his name. his family says new information proves his innocence. the family has sent out an e- mail, asking people to pay money for traditional appeals. the first is where they argue mistakes in the trial. the second is a habeas corpus. lawyers say it would be like doing it again, reengineering it. it could cost $100,000. scott peterson was convicted in 2004 of killing his wife laci and their unborn son conner. >> he has continued to profess his innocence, through a blog he writes in prison. >>> a person working for madonna has collapses. the cause of the collapse is unclear. it fell on top of several of the workers. the area has been investigated. madonna is scheduled to perform there sunday. >>> a coast guard helicopter had to rescue the 23-year-old man when he got stuck on little james island in washington state. he went there to scope out a site, where twilight's main characte

he is not charged with the murder of her unborn baby. >>> others were wondered -- will did -- were wounded 7:00 last night. in responding officer and a suspect were both shot. the injuries are non-life threatening. >>> the sagging u.s. economy -- state economic is forcing the governor to make what he describes are more painful cuts to the state's budget. gov. o'malley has decided on $350 million in cuts. the state's largest labor union suggest that more than $2 billion can be saved by cutting outside contractors and consultants and putting those functions over to state workers. >> there are qualified and who are wrecking state -- hard- working state employees who can fill in the gap. >> the governor is expected to bring the first round of budget cuts to the meeting next wednesday. the second meeting will come in august. >>> the dow jones is up again this week. the news was much worse on foreclosures. we have a reporter in washington to sort it all out. >> goldman sachs and now jp morgan reporting stellar profits last quarter. >> some of these financial institutions, the taxpayer money help

an unborn child's immaturity and dependence should in no way mitigate or nullify an unborn child's humanity. human rights ought to be about inclusion, not exclusion, especially of the weakest and the most vulnerable. finally, can we not see or appreciate or understand that birth is an event and not the beginning of a child's life? and the stunning break throughs over the last three decades in treating unborn children who are diagnosed with diseases or disabilities only brings into sharp focus that the child in the womb can be a patient in need of benign interventions. not poisoned shots or razor sharp objects that kill, but medicines and procedures that cure. the mexico city policy holds children harmless in our family planning programs throughout the world. tragically, the rule before us precludes so much as a vote on the mexico city policy. mr. speaker, i truly believe that the right to life is the most fundamental human right issue on earth. unfortunately, abortion and the promotion of abortion is the only violation of that right that has the audacity to call itself a right. i will be vo

. >>> police would like to find who murdered a pregnant woman and took her unborn child. >>> also ahead, investigators continue their search for evidence and answers in the death of michael jackson. >>> we'll be right back. >>> police in boston have a grisly murder and kidnapping to so much they are looking for someone who tore a fetus from a mother's womb and then stuffed the woman's body in a closet. a neighbor called police after smelling a strange odor coming from darlene hayes' apartment. >> according to medical personnel, given the late stage of pregnancy this infant was viable and it could perhaps survive. it may be alive as we speak now but the baby would be in dire need of medical attention. >> reporter: right now, police are looking for the father of hayes ' daughter. she filed a restraining order against him after he allegedly assaulted her. >>> officials appear to be closing in on michael jackson's doctor. because for the second time in a week, authorities raided dr. conrad murray's medical records. this time at his home and office in las vegas. we have more from los angeles

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. >> surgery on an unborn baby. how doctors were able to treat the baby-to-be before birth. details when we cover the nation. >> new details in the shooting of a 5-year-old girl that contradict what the state initial reported about the supervision of the suspect. >> the works of nine studio artists are on display this weekend. how you can enjoy the country's largest free art festival all over baltimore.p$pa >> check out these amazings pictures from textures. thick plumes of black smoke can be seen coming from the 11-story apartment in southwest dallas. the fire was to intense smoke could be seen as far as 10 miles away in north dallas. no word on what sparked the fire and no reports of any injuries. a different story in michigan. two people are recovering after an explosion rocked the home in suburban detroit this morning. two people were severely burned from the explosion that left very little of this house in hazel park. witnesses report smelling gas before the explosion. an official cause has not yet been determined. a child managed to escape the blast with just minor inj

out of our conviction for the unborn, 180 members sent a letter to the speaker, the chairwoman of the rules committee and the chairman of the appropriations committee requesting that existing pro-life writers be included in any legislation reported out of the appropriations committee. these provisions include long standing restrictions. some have been there more than 30 years on funding for abortion, on the conscious clause and policies respecting human life. these restrictions are important. they are crucial, part of federal law, but they must be reapproved every year as they have been by both democratic and republican leadership. we asked that those policies remain in legislation out of respect of all americans who identify themselves as pro-life and out of the respect of pro-life members on both sides of the aisle. but anticipating the possibility that a pro-life appropriation policy will be deleted, a bipartisan group of members asked for a reasonable accommodation by the rules committee. we asked that at a minimum the full house be given a reasonable opportunity to debate whether

her unborn baby snatched from inside her. but now, a big break in the case that has turned tragedy into a miracle. >>> happy hour at the white house. today, a discussion about race in america, over some bud light. >>> and beach patrol. a new report on the cleanest beaches and the ones that could a new report on the cleanest beaches and the ones that could make you sick. captions paid for by abc, inc. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us on this thursday. we start with the developing story out of massachusetts. a newborn baby, stolen from her dead mother's womb is alive after being tracked down in a neighboring state. >> a 35-year-old woman, described only as an acquaintance of the dead mother has been charged with kidnapping her baby. later this morning, she could be charged with murder. >> this was the best-case scenario out of this tragedy, that we have the child. and it appears to be healthy. >> reporter: the newborn baby girl, cut from her dead mother's womb, is safe and being evaluated in a new hampshire hospital. on

he is not charged with the murder of the unborn baby because at five months along, the baby was not considered viable. >>> investigators would like to find clues about the death of a man at lake montebello. a jogger found the body that appeared to have been there for days. they found it yesterday morning. members are disturbed about it because it is found to be a safe place for relaxation. >> it is an isolated incident. normally, it is quiet in the area and you can walk around with no trouble. >> an autopsy is being conducted. the debt is being ruled suspicious for now. >> a reisterstown man has confessed to turning out three teenage girls as prostitutes. some of the girls were as young as 15 and forced them into the sex trade in baltimore and craigslist. federal investigators found the girls at a truck stop in march. he will receive his sentence in october. >>> the sagging economy is forcing governor o'malley to make painful and unpopular cuts to the state budget for the governor has decided on a $350 million in cuts. he is trying to avoid new taxes. the largest labor union in the state sugge

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good stewards of the environment, of course, but never at the expense of human beings, including the unborn. and although the popen courageous wealthy nations to assist poor nations, he warns that foreign aid should not in any way be used to diminish populations through abortion or contraceptives because both run counter to true economic and human development. and let's take the health care reform issue. the vatican believes that individuals are entitled to health care but never endorses any particular approach. and it's unquiskably opposed to the destruction of embryos for medical research. a position directly at odds with president obama. also, i'm sure the president didn't bring up the fact that this meeting that his team is promoting abortion as a, quote, universal right at the u.n. this month. so no matter how much spin you are going to hear in the coming days about how the president and the pope found common ground, remember. this the pontiff's central message ha is that meaningful social progress is only possible if we first embrace moral truths and protect human life at all stages.

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she was unwilling to accept this and decided to fight for her unborn baby. brittany made copies of the cardio gram and sent them to the top five pediatric cardio surgeons she could find. only one at the university of michigan's hospital that if brittany came to michigan, they would do everything they could to save her unborn child. on june 26, 2002, joshua was born. he was immediately intubated and wired and he was in critical condition and doctors felt he was not a good candidate for the corrective surgeries available. he was listed for a heart transplant the day after he was born. and after 16 life-threatening days at 3:00 in the morning, brittany got the call that there was a heart for joshua. almost seven years later, you would never know what brittany and joshua went through. he is a happy, growing boy with medical needs, but no limitations on a good day. he can run, play, sing, laugh and dance. unfortunately, he is immune suppressed and will be for the rest of his life. he takes eight medications twice daily and must adhere to a strict schedule to cont

said today the council had been negligent, and that that negligence was likely to have harmed those unborn children. families like this deal now is the time for the council to admit it was wrong. -- families like this feel now is the time for the council to admit it was wrong. >> my son and numerous other children have been born with a hand deformity, and it is not fair. >> they could now be in line to share millions of pounds with the damages, but they say money can never make up for their children's pain. knowing the truth, however, is priceless. >> you are watching "bbc world news." still to come -- >> and i will be reporting from greenland, where the midnight sun exposure is a disturbing trend. people have no choice -- they have to adapt to a warmer world. >> police in spain are blaming the basque separatist organization for a car bomb in a northern city that has lightly injured nearly 50 people hit by flying glass. the bomb destroyed part of a police barracks. it left a crater 7 meters deep. >> the frightening aftermath of the early morning attack film by an amateur cameraman who was

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>>> straight ahead when nine news now returns, a break in the case of the mother murdered for her unborn child. >>> plus, we'll tell you more about the child's custody agreement, reached by michael jackson's ex-wife and his family. >>> and brett is live at redskins training camp in ash burn. >> hi there. it is the first day of practice, first two sessions are in the books. already, weave seen a changing of the guard at one position, wide receiver. he has been demoted out of the starting lineup. now a bank. speaking for the first time today about the demotion and about the two young studs he'll have to battle to get his job back. >>> plus, the debut of albert and a full break down of day one at camp when brian mitchell joins me for nine sports in minutes.16 minutes. >>> a woman accused of kidnapping is behind bars tonight. she was arraigned on the kidnapping charges, not the murder of them. catching up with them and the infant girl at the new hampshire homeless shelter. >> she made statements to some close friends that she just gave birth to a i bay -- to a baby girl. making them the chil

returns, shock and heart break grip a new england town after a pregnant woman is murdered for her unborn child. >>> and later, see how a group of brave boy scouts save their troop glleader intre. we'll be back. >>> police near boston have a grisly murder and kidnapping to solve of the they are looking for someone who tore a fetus from its mother's womb and stuffed the woman's body in a closet. a neighbor called police after she smelled a strong order coming from darlene haines' apartment. >> the medical personnel, given the late stage of pregnancy, that this infant was viable and it could perhaps survive. it may be alive as we speak now. but the baby would be in dire need of medical attention. >> right now police are looking for the father of haines' 1- year-old daughter. she filed a restraining order against him after he allegedly assaulted her. >>> an update now on a d.c. girl quarantined in china for nine days with the h1n1 flu. the 16-year-old girl is out of the hospital. she was one of nine students in her tour group diagnosed with the virus, but she was one of the last ones or the

national headlines now -- police near boston say an unborn baby who was taken from its mother's womb found safe. officials in worcester say the woman who took the baby tried to pass her off as her own. the newborn's mother was found dead earlier this week in her apartment and police say the suspect who was an acquaintance was arrested and charged with kidnapping and murder. >>> authorities are keeping a close eye on this massive sinkhole. that opened up in a remote part of texas. the huge crater is 70 yards long, 70 yards wide, about 50 feet deep. luckily though, no one has fallen in. >>> we told you yesterday about the utah kid that got behind the wheel of his parent's car because he didn't want to go to church. >> we have video to show from you overnight. sheriffs' deputies say the 7-year-old took his dad's car and kept pretty much good control of it, staying in the lines. we're hoping to show you the video and not just talk about it. the dash cam video they released, the deputy followed the car, eventually it came to a stop. >> the big surprise came when the door open and the litt

and only started letting in the unborn into. they started letting in different races and ethnic backgrounds and who did sell on the s. a. t. tests. they didn't mix all that way. there was an alienation. when that occurs, there are drugs and other forms of bad behavior. >> did you ever get caught? >> no. princeton is a largely unpleased island. it reminds me of the island in lord of the rings. they bring these bright kids in there and let us loose. i wasn't aware of much super virgs even from afar. going back to reubenstein. did you win that in >> i did. the roeds ask you in interviews questions like, what is the world's greatest problem. i answered communication and said that man and animal weren't communicating well. >> i got to the other interviews. they asked me, did i like to take walks. they asked me why i had gotten bes on my spanish test. i said i was drunk. they all laughed. it was to take a young american and send him to finishing school. i fit the bill strangely. i think i was half witness but improvable young man. did

veterinarians that discovery cove and orlando releasing images of an unborn dolphin.e has since been going and is said to be healthy. new details tonight on stem cell research. president obama cleared the way for more studies here in the u.s. but lifting a ban on using federal funds. sen so research has been used in other countries. so what can we learn? tonight, we go there, so you can decide. and at least one dream job out there -- a place that pays you to drink at work. naing onon ud r. weotototatatininci on us cars for everybody anont cfidedence ininin o. caususususlendnds s ve a a a t tcks. ququq n . shepard: a vote delayed, and the committee has pushed back. a handful of moderates in favor of confirmation. another issue is the study of embryonic stem sells. -- cells. critics liken the harvesting of cells to destruction of human life, while critics say that includes diseases like alzheimer's and parkinson's. they are different -- things are different over in israel, where they are making potentially serious strides. >> with the backing of the religious community,

your unborn child is paying >>> coming up, a tense situation unfolding over night. resides in one virginia neighborhood have gotten little sleep. >> daylight will bring searchers back to the potomac river. they are looking for a fisherman who disappeared. >> we will look at a frightening flight. you will hear fromoc l passenger who witnessed a whole opening up in a plane. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> good wednesday morning. i am greta kreuz. >> and i am alison starling. thank you for joining us. your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. we start with adam caskey. can we keep up this stretch? >> we will today. it will be another pleasant start to our day. temperatures are mainly in the 60's. let's take a look at the numbers. germantown, 68. fredk,ic 61. the key is the dew point temperaturechhi w is a measure of the moisture in the air. a prtyetfoomrtableom airin e humitydi drtpaement stwiheernc, 52 degrees. onfrtfryal, ro 57. cooler in some of the far western areas. warmer in the district, 72. 89 will be the high tem

earlier this morning they're calling hospitals all around the region to try to track down the unborn baby girl. >> let's bring in don clark, how do you go about finding this little baby? >> mike, this is a tough one. i can tell you programs such as yours and others like this, it's got to get out there and get on the air. somewhere in that community, i would suspect that a person in that area may have been the one who have taken this little baby. it doesn't appear to me that darlene was that well known outside of her circle there. so to me, it had to be somebody there who desperately wanted a little baby, to take it. they have to start talking to everybody, all of the neighbors, everybody they know, go to clinics, hospitals, and do a very thorough check in those areas. >> you hit on who, and i've got to bring in dr. jeff gardere on this. jeff, who could do this? normally when we see this crime, it's a woman who can't have children, who's really lost it mentally, will do this to get a child. what are you seeing here, jeff? >> i would think that's probably the prime reason someone would

i do not talk about her heart when it comes to the unborn.wanted to vote no for alito and roberts because he was running for president. quite frankly, i think this is dangerous, and if i followed his rationale, there is no reason i would vote for her or anybody else he picked. greta: a cliffhanger. we sat and listened . >> yes, i would not wish that on the people at gtmo to have to sit there and listen to 19 senators. greta: thank you, senator. up next, the mystery deepens around the resignation of senator palin. she may be hitting the campaign trail, and you have no idea who she may be stumping for. and the teleprompter. you know how some people call xdhim "no dramae1 obama"? we are going to show you what happened. 4lwçÑcçÑwñ greta: well, the mystery deepens around sarah palin's bombshell decision to resign as governor of alaska. she will be campaigning, but for politicians you might not expect. a writer joins us. who is she going to stop for -- stump for? >> she laid out this program. i will campaign for any conservative, who is a democrat,

unborn child and tells you a lot about kids already know their surroundings in the womb.parent, things like that. megyn: if i have a fan of barry manilow, do i play a little barry now and when he is born i pop in some barry and the child is set? >> there is a lot of studies that have been published looking at the sound of music especially in the alert palatter part of p for the influence on the cognitive development and the interest the child has and the learning process. i think that you can make your unborn child smarter and appreciate a lot of things if you indeed get into the whole format of playing music to him and her, talking to the baby, fathers i tell fathers to go on the belly and talk to the child on a regular basis. i think that these bonds in the long term are going to play out because we are seeing already in the womb babies are listening and they are remembering. megyn: but i don't get that because this baby gets two hours solid of news a day sitting here on the set. so honestly why do i need to talk to my baby. he hears me all day. he can hear my husband.

what about the unborn he yelled. he was escorted out of the room.y issued a strong warning. >> everything would indicate that the senate and senator, please remove that man. >> let me be clear, there will be no outburst against any nominee for or against. this is a hearing with the united states senate. and we will have order and we will -- there are people who want to have this hearing in fairness of sonia sotomayor, it will be done orderly. and i will direct the police to remove anybody who does any kind of an outburst either for or against the nominee, either for or against any member of this committee. >> cnn.com will be streaming the hearing when it resumes. it's still in recess. it should reconvene shortly. go to cnn.com/soniasotomayor for more background. >>> president obama has tapped dr. regina benjamin to be the surgeon general. she plans to fight health care reform on the national level. >> this is a trying time in the health care field. we have reached rely zags that our health care system cannot continue on the path that we are on. mill