we asked what do you think of a mother's decision to auction off the name of her unborn child's name? >> teresa writes, the it proves some people will do anything for money, to risk a lifetime of ridicule for their child based on a few thousand dollars. >> i'm struggling on how to reply. a fool and his money are soon parted or the famous quote, there's a sucker born every moment. we'll post your answers at wbaltv.com. >> cal ripken, jr., no stranger to the world series, whether it is winning it all or celebrating a milestone. 10 years already since the cal relationship sen world series. >> 10 years. it hasn't all been 10 years in aberdeen. we have had about seven in aberdeen. >> but you have a beautiful complex. teams from all over the united states to all across the world. we'd have six international teams competing in that division. we have eight regional champions and three maryland teams. the state champions and harford county champions. >> by the time you were in little league baseball, you probably played in different series right on up to major league baseball. now having a maj

you love to hurt or kill the unborn or the innocent or the righteous. he is saying, god is going to bring that upon your own head, because whatsoever a man soweth that shall he also reap. turn back to psalm 58 and let me ask you this question. why should barack obama melt like a snail? why should barack obama die like the untimely birth of a woman? why should his children be fatherless and his wife a widow as we read in this passage? i'll tell you why. since barack obama thinks it is okay to use a salty solution to abort the unborn, because that's how abortions are done, my friend, using salt. i would like to see barack obama melt like a snail. >> joining me from new york, a man that used to work for the secret service. personally guarded president ronald reagan and george herbert walker bush. we are going to be joined by mike brooks, who has been digging down on this story. thank you for being here. this looks serious. this almost looks like this is coming to the point where we are beyond where this nation was on november 22nd of 1963 when jfk was assa

she has put the naming rights to her unborn son on e-bay. she said the idea is to support herself and her zoo six children. while family members oppose the idea, she said she's optimistic it will all turn out ok. >> i'm excited to see what name will actually be chosen. hopefully not her should i or pepsi. -- hopefully not hersh. ey or pepsi. >> corporate response sponsorship doesn't seem -- corporate sponsorship doesn't seem to be in the bidding yet. that brings us to our "water cooler question of the day." what do you think of a mom auctioning off her child's name? the only problem is someone that might bid the highest bid and give the child a real weird name. 5:37. 75 degrees on tv hill. >> there's a new zero calorie sweetener on the market. >> plus, are you feeling lonely? you are not alone. the number of people feeling the blues is increasing. >> and we're getting a check on your morning commute. one accident of note in columbia. we hear it involves a motorcycle. and a medical call on southbound i-95 as we >> welcome back to "11 news tod

she is giving someone else the right to name her unborn baby through an ebay auction. now, she says she desperately needs the money since she's pregnant with her seventh child and her husband suddenly left her. she turned to ebay on a whim. >> i really had no expectations. anything is a blessing. so, i am open for anything. >> it's cool because she needs the money. >> she probably needs the money for the baby. >> i think she ought to go ahead and give that baby up for adoption if that's all the care she has for that child. >> some of the woman's relatives are also frowning on the idea of the highest ebay bidder naming her child. the bidding started at a hundred dollars but now over $3,000. >>> a luxury resort offering hotel rooms for 19 buck as night you immediately think, there's got to be a catch, right? take a look at what you get. an empty room and i do mean empty. guests get to sleep in a tent, a tent, with no lights or air conditioning. and don't forget to bring your own toilet paper, either. the hotel staff came up with the discount idea during a whole brain-sto

remorseful but the family of sharon tate doesn't believe any of them deserve the mercy that sharon and her unbornhild never saw. ted rowlands, cnn, los angeles. >> it has been 40 years since thousands of people heard jimi hendrix play at the woodstock concert. that music influenced this person's life. how he plans to play homage to hendricks and the flower power generation. >>> pieces of wreckage and more bodies are being pulled from the hudson river. what investigators are doing now to figure out why a tourist helicopter and a small plane collided. >>> part of a california prison goes up to flames. dozens of people are taken to the hospital. how this chaos started. >>> could you be to blame for slow surfing on the internet? what some computer users are not doing that is hampering the performance of some of the hottest sites. thanks for joining us on hln. i'm natasha curry. >>> our top story the ntsb says seven bodies have been recovered from yesterday's midair collision between a private plane and a tour helicopter. both aircraft crashed into the hudson river. divers have been trying to locate t

and wants to make sure she's around for her unborn baby girl. >> i have a strong family history. my mom passed away at 42 from breast cancer. >> reporter: now, a new study shows that women can reduce their risk of getting breast cancer if they breast-feed. >> if they had ever breast-fed, their risk was 59% lower. >> reporter: the massive study followed 60,000 60,000 mothers for eight years. it found the length of time a woman breast-fed did not matter. >> reporter: also, there was no exclusive risk for women who breast-fed, versus women who supplemented with formula and milk. >> reporter: cancer experts say breast-feeding would be a great preventive step for any other mom. >> it's something active they can do, even when they're young, to potentially modify their risk of developing breast cancer. >> reporter: rachel sees breast surgery specialist to explore her options for keeping cancer at bay. she says nursing her child is now a no-brainer. >> i'm excited to hear it. because i said that's all i want is to breast-feed my child. >> a healthy decision for mother and baby. >> and th

. >>> and meet a mother willing to sell naming rights of her unborn baby. why and how she is doing it, coming up >>> new concerns about the safety of the widely-used airbus a-330 jetliner much on at least a dozen recent flights, malfunctions made it impossible briefly for pilots to know how fast they were flying. the flights all operated by northwest airlines managed to land safely. a similar problem is believed to have contributed to the air france flight in june. nbc news has learned the faa and it's european counterpart plan to require airlines to change the airspeed meters on all a-330's. about a quarter of a million americans lost their jobs in july, an improvement from the previous month. the nation's unemployment rate dipped from 9.5%, to 9.4%. first drop in unemployment in 15 months. president obama says the numbers signal a change. >> we're losing jobs at less than half the rate we were when i took office. >> the president said the improvement can be traced back to his stimulus package of middle-class tax cuts, massive infrastructure spending and g

comes from wnbc 4 new york where a boy's quick thinking saved the life of his mother but also his unbornister. the soon-to-be first grader calmly dialed 911 after his pregnant mother collapsed with a seizure. his brave actions earned him the title honorary paramedic with the new york city fire department. his first assignment, teaching his sister how to respond to an emergency. good for him. >>> well, i'm christina brown. this is just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> i opened thursday is going well this morning. we had some heavy downpours last night. it started yesterday afternoon late. the upper level low had a significant amount of rainfall on the eastern shore. there is a flash flood watch in affect through this evening for the eastern shore in northeast maryland. the areas highlighted in the grain is under the flash flood warning. -- in the green is under the flash flood warning. not too bad in other parts of baltimore. chances of showers

>> i do not want to pay on a health care plan that includes the right for a woman to kill her unborn baby. is it true that this plan is in the health care bill? >> i believe the polls show that most people are happy with their health care. there is a few problems. the illegals. they shouldn't even be here. i would ask congress to do something to send them hopme, s we don't have to deal with that. >> the bill says, there will be no health care until you are born. while that baby is in the mother, we don't count that as a person. >> what about this guantanamo closure. i don't want these criminals to come over here into our area and escape and we find that a bunch of innocent people have been murdered. that's what's gonna happen. did you ever read the koran, senator? >> the koran. >> now, wait a minute. now, wait a minute, now, wait a minute. wait a minute. wait a minute. wait a minute, wait a minute. he has a right to leave. he is right. wait a minute. wait a minute. wait a minute. wait a minute. you want to leave, leave. >> i am going to speak my mind before i leave, because your peop

it killed two of the car's passengers ed the driver's unborn baby. no one suffered serious injuries. >>> some new video being released in the shooting at a pennsylvania health club. look at this videotape. this is outside of the club. you can see people running outside of the center moments after a gunman started shooting. today a woman who survived the shooting aboard on the early show and reacted to the question of whether she ever thought she would make it out alive. >> of course that's what you thought you know -- i could not shut my eyes i had to keep conscious and keep my mind on other things that i'm shot. >> she he had never seen the shooter before the shooting. >>> some new developments in the assault lawsuit against the quarterback of the steelers. the woman who said he assaulted her bragged about having sex with the player. the woman was in the stressed out. he is accused of raping her during a golf tournament. he denies that claim. >>> the mare land man who garnered headlines for hanging a congressman effigy is defending his actions tonig

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. >>> a quick-thinking little guy saved the life of his mom and unborn sibling. this happened in queens, new york. the boy's mom collapsed while watching the movie. the five-year-old picked up the phone and call 911. >> do you need the police? my mommy passed out a little bit. >> your mommy passed out a little bit. >> i got emotional. he's really smart. i didn't know he had in him. >> that little guy give the 911 dispatcher information that helped save the day. he was named a junior paramedic and said that he wants to be a police officer when he's all grown up. >> he is so cute. look at him. >> my mom passed out a little bit. >>> a baltimore county youth football team is facing a problem that has nothing to do with tackling. >>> they want to know who vandalized their home turf. >>> good morning. i'm jamie costello. here's what we're working on for you today. here comes the ravens. the preseason opener tonight as we get set for the real stuff in september. >>> and the families of ravens to be are up set this morning with who tore up their concession stand. >>> all

. >> he is survived by his wife and two unborn daughters that are due in early december. friends are trying to establish a memorial fund. his body is to be returned to dover air force base on saturday. in the satellite center, richard reeve, abc7 news. >> richard, to read more about his military career and his life in journalism before the military, you can log onto politico.com. >>> as you prepare for the weekends, prepare for some warm temperatures. steve, you want to start the overnight forec t?if >>teonatmpe .ureres e atr mperteures. her lookingt the temperatures e dethea yr atat the belfort rnitur ce marshall, front rol, 73, gaithersburg, 72, and bowie, md., 75. here is our forecast for the overnight hours. temperatures fall into the mid to upper 60's hornblower 70's in downtown, winds out of the southeast at 5 miles per hour. coming up, we will take a look at the extended forecast coming -- mid to upper 60 palfrey yes to lower 70's -- 60's to lower 70's. >>> officers are investigating right now what led to this accident. it is not clear if the driver will face any c

. >> her unborn child is okay. police say they found a note on sodini similar to his blog. >> he complains about he's never spent a weekend with a girl. he's -- he's never vacationed with a girl. he never lived with women. he's maybe had sex a few times in his life. >> lonely, yes. in pain, certainly. but there is now the pain surrounding the death of three women. heidi overmeier, 46, was a single mother to a 15-year-old son. >> the world lost a wonderful person last night. and heaven gained a good one. >> elizabeth betsey gannon worked a at hospital. >> betsey -- her smile was c can -- contagious. >> jody billingsley liked tending to her yard. >> she was nice and sweet and friendly. >> what are the loose ends here? police say they don't know for sure whether anyone even read george sodini's blog. the fbi is now looking into i. if someone had been reading it, authorities say they should have said something to somebody and then perhaps something could have been done to ease his debilitating, dangerous and now deadly

in arkansas a woman is so desperate for cash she is auctioning off her unborn baby's name on ebay. i guess the right to name the baby. she has six kids already and a year ago her life was good but her husband suddenly walked out and their six children and number seven on the way and there was no money. so she had to get creative. >> it came to me to try something different. i did not expect any type of response. i thought this is crazy. no one is even going to look at it. but i prayed for a miracle. i just prayed for a miracle. >> it seems the prayer maybe being answered. the bidding started at $100 and up to 3,000. the boy is due on september 16th. >>> check out the new snack that is a big hit at state fairs. it is called chocobacon. i know you are skeptical about the chocolate covered bacon on a stick. i know what you are thinking, maybe gross, right, certainly fattening, but don't be quick to judge. at fair outside of milwaukee, wisconsin they cannot make enough of this stuff to satisfy demand. >> it is pretty good. it doesn't really taste like bacon. >> i like chocolate and bac

. >> yes, it is very unborn.ecause not all people know about etiquette, how to act with each other. it is very important. >> is also a welcome escape from the routine of -- it is also a welcome escape from the routine of life. bbc news, baghdad. >> now as the photoshop disasters go, this one surely ranks high. microsoft added it out a black man's face, replacing it for the polish market with a white man's face. the change was spotted because they forgot to change the color of his hand. the software company faces accusations of racism. they have apologized. where do we start? we have this report. >> software giant microsoft has stepped on a land mine. this is the change that caused the controversy. in the u.s., this online ad featured a black man. in poland, he was edited out and replaced with a white man. accused of racism, the company has apologized. but one microsoft analyst says be a mistake can be explained. poland is the most homogenous country in europe. with 97% of the population belonging to one ethnic gr

but one that took a far darker turn when police discovered that the victim's unborn baby had been cut from her womb. miraculously the incident was -- the infant was later found alive and a woman is being held on the kidnapping charge. as this investigation deepens, an even more disturbing question, did the desire for her own baby push the suspect to such an extreme act of evil? believe it or not, it is a crime that has happened before. >> julie cory had everyone convinced, even her boyfriend, who spoke to the "boston herald." >> i mean, she had everybody, my family, her family, everybody believing she was pregnant. and she called me, said she was having pains and she called me again, said her water had broke. i told her to call an ambulance, go to the hospital. and then i didn't hear from her again until like 2:00 in the morning when she said she had the baby. >> but police said she never had a baby and it's doubtful she was pregnant. julie cory is charged only with kidnapping for now. but police suspect she killed her neighbor darlene hanes after cutting her 8-month-old fetus from he

comes from wnbc 4 new york where a boy's quick thinking saved the life of his mother but also his unbornister. the soon-to-be first grader calmly dialed 911 after his pregnant mother collapsed with a seizure. his brave actions earned him the title honorary paramedic with the new york city fire department. his first assignment, teaching his sister how to respond to an emergency. good for him. >>> well, i'm christina brown. this is just >>> well, good morning. 4:54 is our time. 73 degrees out there. looks like some clos here in the nation's capital. spotlight reflecting off the dome and the clouds above it. good morning and welcome to "news 4 today." i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm barbara harrison. it's thursday, august 13th, 2009. >> let's get a start with our traffic and weather as we always do. our first forecast from meteorologist tom kierein who's joined us here in the studio. >> hey, tom. >> good inrnmog. a few oigrnhove s.htrn oveighohs rs hohay hhardea s overnight. thos overnight. those the owempe t ls 70s s low 70sright r bay. 70rie ncgege'sor, or's, the n i the sndrf fcoaxai mi hewe60

if we want to be humane, we should have the same consideration for the unborn as we do for the dead.s is for another day. this is something that has to be curtailed. there are more people that can't afford funerals right now. there are things like burial insurance and other ways to go. david: last word from jack. what do the most 100 powerful women have in common? they are all on the top 100 david: just released, the "forbes" top 100 most powerful women in the world. our reformers have the stocks that have been led by these women that will be sure to make you money. evelyn, let's start with hewlett packard. >> i like this stock because it's on track to grow 11% every year for the next five years. p.c. sales have been sluggish but they are bound to rebound. david: as the executive v.p. of hewlett packard, what do you think? >> my biggest problem with ann livermore is she is not c.e.o. i like the stock, but i think it's expensive. wait until it pulls back a little bit. david: or wait until she becomes c.e.o. rite-aid, that was a penny stock a couple of weeks ago. >> now it's $1.50, som

ronnie ryder and her unborn baby were gone. her whole family was distraught.ts. their grief was hard for her brothers to bear. >> nobody should ever have to go through this. nobody should ever have to see their mom, a mom that was like a mountain for us, turn into a mole hill. >> it was like, she, she didn't want few live either. dad actually said it too. why couldn't it be me. i have lived 65 years. why does it have to be our daughter. you should never outlive your children. >> the family brought ronnie back to potosi to be buried. it seemed everyone came to say good-bye. >> then at the wake it was just overwhelming the people. the people came in. came in. never stopped. nonstop for i don't know how many hours. it was just, just hard to see her laying up there. on a slab like that. you know? that is your sister. >> soon after the funeral, thad wade and their wives drove to ronnie's condominium outside chicago to pack her things. >> we walked in. it was stark quiet. and cold. and empty. and it was just -- it felt awful. all of her stuff, but not her. it was aw

the hippocras says i won't kill you and i won't feel your unborn baby and i won't to your grandmother. when i took that oath, i vowed to protect and not destroy human life. but as an object in doctor, under the proposed health-care bill, i could lose my job for refusing to kill your unborn child. the doctor who vows not to harm you or your child is protected by three narrow laws, all of which could be wiped out under the proposed health-care reform. the american association of pro-life obstetricians and gynecologists joins in calling on president obama to keep his promise to protect the rights of conscience of all health professionals, not just doctors but nurses, midwives, pharmacists and p.a.s who vowed not to hurt you or your unborn child or your family. we call on the president to change the reform bill to exclusively include real, and not deceptive, conscience protections for all health-care professionals who worked to protect, and not to destroy, human life. abortion destroys life. it not only kills the unborn child but increases the mother's risk cover risks of suicide, depress

. >> those unborn ghost include greater poets in ets, scientists greater than newton. know this because the set of possible people allowed by our dna, so massively up numbers the set of actual people. in the teeth of the stupefying d it is you and i inner ordinarindss fettehears otis an interesting perspective to think theast majority people are unborn. but, the writer bill bryson, who i detest, because he is so good, he has a different perspective on it. i had it noted here in my book but i am going to have to it up. i ha had people who read the ok comment. i hate bill bryn. all greater should. if you don't know why read evything is written. people s i thought you thought he was good. i should say read everything he hasritten twice and that would have made it clear. there is nothing like highlightingour own book unflagging it. i have quoted him so many times i have to look uwhich coa- quote i have used. page 167. that is going to be the winner. worth waitingor i assure you. until bryson book, a brief history of nearly everything, he takes a different perspective on th

the highest bidder on ebay gets to name her unborn child. >> i really had no expectations.ing is a blessing. so i am open for anything. even prayers. like i said, i wasn't expecting anything out of this. so i'm surprised. >> the bidding started at $150, and is now nearing $3,000. it's a story that spread quickly. not just around town, but across the country, sparking discussion pro and con, even drummond said some of her family members are not too keen on selling the legal name of their child. but tough times call for drastic measures. her baby boy is due september 16th. i think i've heard it all now. >>> with the slumping economy, there is a lot more competition these days to find a job. coming up, some tips to keep your skills sharp, helping you to land that next opportunity. >>> and in these tough times, who wouldn't want some free cash? well, an ad is promising just that. but is it too good to be true? capturing the beauty of nature. sharing what i see. that's my vision. and i'm living it. every day, transitions lenses are there to help care for my sight. announcer: tra

idea, the parks, monuments, wildlife refugees and think about what roosevelt called the generation's unbornthese land areas are great heirlooms to future generations. >> doug brinkley, thanks so much for your thoughts this morning, we do appreciate it. >> we will be right back. >> that is our broadcast. bob schieffer will be back next sunday. thanks for watching face the nation. t captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

idea, the parks, monuments, wildlife refugees and think about what roosevelt called the generation's unbornthese land areas are great heirlooms to future generations. >> doug brinkley, thanks so much for your thoughts this morning, we do appreciate it. >> we will be right back. >> that is our broadcast. bob schieffer will be back next sunday. thanks for watching face the nation. t captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org explain. oh yea, well for 6 months, customers get all three: fios tv, internet and phone for just $79.99 a month. oh, all right, see... you're just moving your fingers, aren't you? i gotta cut my nails. (announcer) now get three amazing fios services for the price of two. tv, internet, and phone for only... for the first 6 months. it all adds up to one incredible deal from fios. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v unlike cable, fios brings 100% fiber optics straight to your home, for razor sharp tv, america's top rated internet-- now even faster, and crystal clear phone service. all for jus

. >> reporter: mary and her unborn child survived. four people, including the shooter, did not. the shooting went just as he allegedly planned in his blog some time ago. in a november entry he wrote planned to do in the summer, but figured to stick around to see the election outcome. his august 3rd entry included a date of death. he wrote last time i tried in january, i chickened out. >> i know they're saying he might have been targeting an ex- girlfriend in the class. and now they're saying it was women in general. that to me is even more frightening. he didn't have a specific target. it was just all of us. >> reporter: he also complained about not having a girlfriend. authorities say he didn't have a relationship with anyone here at the l.a. fitness center, but he did have a schedule at home with a latin impact class circled. lindsey davis, abc 2 news, bridgeville, pennsylvania. >>> the other story we've been staying on top of tonight, two american journalists held prisoner in north korea since march once again will sleep in their own beds tonight. laura ling and euna lee step

mary and her unborn child survived. three people, including the shooter, did not. >> there was blood everywhere, young girls were screaming. they did not know if they are going to live to see another day. >> this man is believed to have written their lives apart. edhe pnn.ntt ala plan to do this in the summer, but figure to stick around tonct outcome. the eioct his august entry included at date of death. when he tried it in january, he chickened out. police say he had for handguns, used three, and shot 12 people. he did have a schedule at home. >>> flash floods are submerging parts of kentucky. torrential downpours brought 6 inches of rain in just one hour yesterday. the mass trapped people inside their homes and nearly swept away some drivers. >> i was just driving up princeton drive, and the water appears like i was in a river. >> it came so fast and was so dangerous, the kentucky national guard went door-to-door by boat rescuing homeowners. police threatened to arrest people who bypassed barricades'. >>> no flooding

you say that you are protecting the unborn, that you did it for the children. that you were justified. if you did it for the children, why did i have to fight for years to get child support to care for nicholas? if you did it for the children, if you did it for a children, why would you pick a death sentence for nicholas? >> hopes and dreams demolished so completely. >> so if scott rooder was fueled by rage, as his wife claims, he's certainly not alone. a new research shows a sharp rise in the vie -- especially in the midwest, pacific northwest, as well as the deep south. people drawn to these groups share a hatred of paying taxes, a suspicion of anything that the government does, and an african-american man as president. why do you think there's been an increase in militia activity since the beginning of the year. >> as you suggest in the intro, it really has a lot to do with the rise of the power of a black man. for these people, for this movement in general, the prime enemy is the government, the federal government. that was true then and it's true today but

she is giving someone else the right to name her unborn child.needs the money. she is pregnant with her seventh child and her husband suddenly left her. she turned to ebay on a whim. >> i had no expectations. anything is a blessing. i am open for anything. >> it's cool. she needs the money. she probably needs the money for the baby. >> i think she should give the baby up for adoption if that's all the care she has for the child. >> some of the woman's relatives are frowning on the idea at the highest ebay bidder naming her child. the bidding started at 100 bucks and is now over $3,000. >>> "terminator" may soon be science fact. robots used in combat could decide for themselves who's the war-time enemy. i'll clean the pool if you clean the windows. pick the windows, pick the windows! anything but the windows. deal. oh! new windex outdoor all-in-one... cleans outdoor glass fast. just spray with water, wipe with a windex cleaning pad, and rinse for a streak-free shine in half the time. you're done? she pulled a fast one! ( laughs ) new windex outdoo

the doctor cites another person but i have to say one thing about unborn children in addition to devaluinghe lives of newborns and that one particular proposal, if you combine the incentives for cost containment what is likely to be federal funding for abortion you may wind up with a regime there is a huge pressure on parents to abort a child who has a disability. you can understand why people like sarah palin are upset about that. not just important those children but people that are living with disabilities that flows from a regime that those decisions are made. >> glenn: my daughter has taught me more than any other person than i have ever been around. she had 13 strokes at birth. she teaches me something every day. without that imperfection you cannot find the truth without imperfection. >> there is a lot of misleading statements about abortion coverage and heath care plan and carter is exactly right. i saw a senator at a townhall today and in response to a question, she was claiming there is nothing in any of these bills about abortion. technically she is right. there isn't anything a

that both means that i will not to you or your unborn baby, or your granmdma. i vowed to protect and not destroy human life, but as an ob-gyn doctor and the proposed health-care bill i could lose my job for refusing to kill your unborn chart. the doctor is protected by three new laws, all of which could be wiped out under the proposed health-care reform. the american association for per-life doctors joined in calling president obama to keep his promise to protect the right of conscience of all health care reformerprofessionals. all types who have vowed not to her you or your unborn child or any of your family. we call on the present to change the proposed reform bill to explicitly included real and not deceptive conscience projections for all health-care professionals. -- protections for all professionals. abortion destroys life. it increases the mother's risk, risks of suicide, depression, substance abuse, and other adverse mental health outcomes. abortion increases her risk of serb policy and pre-term birth. it has of the risks associated with it that are wel

. >> i am concerned not only for me and my children and unborn grandchildren, but i feel that this has a lot more to do with than just health care. for the first time in my life, i'm concerned about my freedom. clap up -- [applause] my question to you is, i've heard those in congress who want to bypass the constitution. if they are going to do that, do we get a say in that? because i want the right to speak my own mind and make my own decisions. >> on the issue of freedom, i just came back from a trip with lindsey graham and joe lieberman and senator susan collins to yemen, afghanistan, iraq, and i can tell you, we have the freest and most wonderful nation in the world. [applause] i believe we will protect your freedom. the second part of your question was that -- >> [inaudible] >> yes. what you are referring to, my friends, is that some years ago, we adopted a budget process, and when you start talking about this, my eyes glaze over, but basically, there's an arcane mechanism that you can by 51 votes pass certain provisions because of the budget process. we keep hearing that democrats

now she is selling the right to name her unborn baby to the highest e-bay bidder. bidding began at $150, and it is now nearing $300,000. drummond is expecting a baby boy september the 16th, we will let you know if the hubby tries to make a return appearance at the home. >> every training camp has battles for positions of course every year but this is the first year the ravens have won at the kicking position. kristen berset joins us now for "sports unlimited". christine t 10. >> thank you jeff. >> coming up tonight on "sports unlimited". matt stover is not in camp for the first time since the ravens have been in existence. who will step up and become the new place kicker? hear from john harbaugh coming up next. and greg zaun no longer an oriole. find out who they traded him to and what they got in return. and highlights of tonight's game against the blue jays. i go one-on-one with raven first round draft pick michael orr to go his thoughts on the first week of camp, how he fits into the offensive line and hear what he has to say about a movie coming out based on hi

she is in custody carrying his unborn child. novitzke is seeking full custody.aylor was arrested twice in texas and was on probation for a forgery and theft case in missouri. >>> all right. fans in wisconsin are showing their displeasure over brett leaving. we'll never forget you, brent t-shirts. they know how to spell his name. then there is the benedict brent t-shirts. >> traitors is what they're calling him. but no all of them. >> a couple walked in and said, hey, you shouldn't have those t-shirts up. oh, come on, they're funny. >> a warning if you're in the job market. there is a new scam that could take all of your money. ♪ ♪ your hands are mine to hold >>> the l.a. county coroner ruled michael jackson's death a homicide. at least that's from the "associated press" quoting a single law enforcement official. cnn is working on the story. the coroner's office has no comment, however. l.a. police say the report did not come from them. court documents show that the coroner preliminary concluded that jackson died of a propofol overdose. >>> some grim projections

this is about jobs, lives, and generation yet unborn. >> boo, boo. >> jeff abell, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> if the project gets federal approval, construction could start in four years. >> senate majority leader harry reed said the senate will vote to extend the cash-for-clunkers program before they go home friday. mcdonnelle said the party will not ban the vote. and tonight your privacy is an issue. when car dealers logged onto the cash-for-clunkers website lately they were greeted with a statement that said the dealership website is considered government property. >> the government monitoring the programs, what kind of cars are turned in, and that's the heart and sole of the language. and as we have said, it has been rewritten to make it more clear. >> the original privacy statement was posted only on the website dealers could access. >> now that brings us to the question of the day, do you trust the federal government your personal information? so far 7 percent yes. 93 percent say no. kenneth from baltimore writes, the federal government? you might as well publish it in the newspaper

including the pregnant instructor, who said she played dead to save the life of her unborn child. and she did. chris? >> let's begin by trying to put together more of the pieces of the puzzle. literally helping us understand why this ever happened. >> it is easy for me to hide from my emotions for one more day. take a long drive in the car. listen to some music. daydream. or just do some mundane task around the house, that really doesn't need to be done, that's not too important. and there you go. one more day. and one more day, turns into one more year. >> reporter: george sodini, in his own words, about his struggles with emotion. and "gma" has discovered what may have been sodini's last gasp online. a hidden message about women he met at the gym, buried deep inside his website's html code. a haunting message. at the gym, i saw a woman i like. i see her at the park and ride sometimes. occasionally she makes good eye contact and smiles. to get a friend like her, and for nighttime action, i would cancel this plan or put it on hold. at least for a while. that posting, like so many

she is giving someone else the right to name her unborn child through an ebay auction. she says she desperately needs the money since she's pregnant with her seventh child and her husband suddenly left her. she turned to ebay on a whim. >> i really had no expectations. anything is a blessing. so i am open for anything. >> it's cool because she needs the money. she probably needs the money for the baby. >> i think she ought to give that baby up for adoption if that's all the care she has for that child. >> some of the relatives are frowning on the idea of the highest bidder naming her child. the bidding started at $100. >>> some people in north texas are learning their homes are not on as firm footing as they thought. heat with rain are causing some of the foundations of homes to crack. that is leaving homeowners with an expensive problem to repair. it is so bad that some people say their windows are out of alignment and their doors won't lock. experts say the soil has a lot of clay in it which means it can drastically shrink in the heat and substantialically expand in t

begging, pleading, crying for her life, the life of her unborn child. >> susan atkins told sharon, lookany mercy on you. you're going to die. greta: tate was stabbed 16 times in the chest and back. following manson's order to leave a witchy sign, susan atkins used sharon tate's blood to scrawl the word "pig" on the house's front door. then the killers fled. at 8:00 a.m. the next morning, the polanskis' made arrived for work. >> i live at 100900 cielo drive. >> then 15 years old, jim asin was warming up the family car when the horrified maid came running down the street. >> she was horribly shaken up, just screaming when she first came down and made a phone call down to west l.a. station. >> almost unbelieveable and it was more plike a slaughterhouse. greta: lieutenant robert helder was put in charge of the investigation. in had a 1990 interview he recalled the search for a motive. >> they startd turning up small quantities of narcotics, cocaine and so immediately, you think up a drug connection. greta: 16-year-old teb are a tate was in the -- deborah tate was in the shower when her moth

> 33-year-old rachel roper is 5 1/2 months pregnant, and wants to make sure she is around for her unbornrl. >> i have a strong family history. my mom passed away at 42 from breast cancer. >> reporter: now, a new study shows women with a family history of breast cancer can reduce the risk of getting breast cancer before menopause if they breast-feed. >> it is up to 59% lower than if they had never breast-fed their children. >> reporter: if found the length of time a woman breast- fed did not matter. >> reporter: also, there was no major increase -- decrease for women who breast-fed, versus women who sup lelted with formula or baby food. >> cancer experts say breast- feeding would be a great preventive step for any mom. >> it's something active that they can do even when they're young to potentially modify their risk of developing breast cancer. >> reporter: rachel sees breast specialist rachel faber. she said nursing her child is now a no-brainer. >> i'm very excited. because that's all i said i wanted to do is breast-feed my child. >> teri okita, wjz eyewitness news. >> the women involve

he fights ronald dworkin, but i have to say a similar thing about unborn children. in addition to devaluing the lives of newborns in that one proposal, if you combine the incentives for cost containment with federal funding for abortion, you might well end up with a edge are sqeem in which there is a huge pressure on parents to abort a child who has a disability, and you can understand why people like sarah palin are upset about that, people who have children with disabilities, and i think that's something that we kind of have a discrimination that we need to talk about, not just for those children but for people living with disabilities that are rin tolerant of perfection from which those kinds of decisions are played. glenn: my daughter has taught me more than any other person that i have ever been around. she had 13 strokes at birth. she teaches me something every day. without that imperfection, you cannot find the truth without imperfection. go ahead. >> there is a lot of misleading statements, also, about the abortion coverage and the healthcare plan, glenn, an

the family of sharon tate doesn't believe any of them deserve the mercy that sharon and her unborn childhe family of sharon tate speaking out. john waters believes leslie van houten should be released. alice labianca. the ex-wife of leno labianca. she read a letter at the 1998 parole hearing. she said leslie van houten chose her own path, to follow the instructions of charles manson, drug crazed killers as her family. what about my family? when do we get our parole? when does leno get his parole? sympathy thr these killers and especially this one is misplaced. >>> new and frankly chilling detaili detailing are emerged from a health club shooting. five are dead, 15 are wounded. wtae says a man with a duffel bag walked into an exercise room and turned off the lights before opening fire. police described the scene as utter terror, some lit only by muzzle flashes. >> i was in a spinning class. the class was over with. i was in the locker room getting my i testimonies and on my way out. i stopped i guess to wash my hands. at that point i heard gun fire. >> which you were not expecting. >> tha

, but the family of sharon tate doesn't believe any of them deserve the mercy that sharon and her unbornld never saw. >> leslie van hauten was 19 years old when she and other followers of charles manson wept on their killing spree. 40 years later, she remains in prison and has been denied parole more than a dozen time bus continues to plea for her release. >> i was raised a decent person and turned into a monster. i've spent these years going back to a decent human being and i don't know what to say. >> reporter: john waters discusses his friendship in his upcoming book "role models" out next year. you can actually read the first chapter right now in "the huffington post." a lot of people may be surprised to learn you two have become friends. but you were inspired in your early days really by charles manson in many ways. >> well, we were making movies that shock the world and they did. kind of being a punk rocker for charles manson and things like that. to see what leslie van hauten has done. she's been in jail for 40 years and taken full responsibility in the acts. >> what is it about t

. >> he is survived by his wife renee and two unborn daughters. we are told that friends are trying to establish a merial fund. his body is to be returned to dover air force base later on today. abc 7 news. >> and to read more about his military career and life in journalism before joining the marines, log on to politico .com. >> the president heads to grand junction, colorado this morning for another healthcare town hall. he downplayed the emphasis on the ary protestors of the community meetings. mr. obama said he has not tried to villify insurance companies. this is the fourth day of touring to get help for the man to overhaul the healthcare system. baltimore police say they will cite michael fep phelps after a he was in an accident. he was cited for driving without a license and failing to have residency in maryland. he had an expired license from michigan where he lived until last year. detectives say the crash was not phelps' fault. the driver of the other car ran a red lig. it is 6:08. it is 61 degrees on this saturday morning. still ahead,

die.e lt she was left alone, begging, pleading, crying for the life of her life and the life of her unborn. susan atkins told sharon, look, bitch, i don't have any mercy on you, you're going to die. fo >> tate was stabbed 19 times i the back.'b susan atkins used sharon tate's blood to scrawl the word pig on the front door. r >> i lived at 10090 ciello drive. >> greta: then 15 years old,en jim was warming up the family car when the horrified made came running down the street. >> just screaming when she first came down to make the phone call down to west l.a. station.at >> it was almost unbelievable because it was more like aauoue slaughterhouse.t h >> greta: in a 190 interview, wa the lieutenant recalled the search for a mot1ive. >> we started turning up smalld antidings of narcotics, maybe cocaine so immediately you connection.nnec >> 16-year-old debra kate was in the shower that morning when her mother rushed into the bathroom. >> mother flung the shower door open and said sharon's dead. i was fighting for the showerde door back and what are you talking a bout and she collapsed. >> greta: