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call the number on your screen or visit libertytena.com. úú shepard: brand new information from san franciscopolice and firefighters have sealed off the transbay terminal and close surrounding streets for what they are calling a critical incident involving a suspicious package found on a municipal bus there. it was parked in front of the terminal located there. several nearby businesses closed as well. they tell us that it is a critical incident, which is their situation jargon regarding a suspicious package. usually this sort of thing turns out to be nothing we will update you on that. this is the breaking news out of los angeles were two men were reported to be removed from a flight. the fbi has just issued this statement. it was taxiing for departure when a passenger got up from his seat. the passenger did not comply with flight crew instructions. the plane returned to the gate. this was a middle eastern looking passenger, we are told in our last advisory. currently no identifiable threat to the plane or the passengers. the passengers are being interviewed right now. the fbi says that out

agreements we negotiate in a forward-looking manner, but we can also insist our trading partners ask "uus t play by the trading rules. we believe we can do both. >> let's get one other question out there. recently all the candy companies were complaining about how sugar costs have surged, and one could say, oh, you know, please bring out the violin, but then you look at sugar and the family out of florida and how they have managed through many administrations to have a chokehold on american sugar and put tariffs on sugar that comes in from other countries. it would seem that that policy goes against everything you're talking about. are you going it take on the american sugar? >> well, i think i've got enough on my plate dealing right now with china and brazil. i'll probably leave the issue of our agriculture policy to one that congress has to address. as you know, trade is sort of a unique portfolio within our administration. trade policies still rest constitutionally within the congress. they have empowered the president, and the president through me to be the leading trade council on, t

your children are very nice úú looking. >> they really are. >> caller: i'm a mother of one myself.he's 12 months old. but i got two questions. >> okay. >> caller: my first question is, who was the last person who see randy before he went to mexico with karen? >> okay. what will do we know about that, marcia stewart? >> randy was already in mexico. and supposedly karen went down and arrived there on february 9th. >> okay. is lakisha still with me? what was your second question? >> caller: okay. if ran dil, when or if randy is found guilty, what charges will he be facing? >> well, right now all they've got is a missing it persons case. they've got to develop more evidence before a homicide case can be brought. and right now, he's not been named a suspect in the case. if -- i doubt at this point they're going to find a body. i doubt it very seriously. so it's a long shot. there's got to be forensic evidence or some type of admission. that's where the girlfriend comes in. to shiba in illinois, hi. >> caller: hi, dear. it's been so long, and thank you for the book, baby. i just love it.

@=huu glenn: america, i have to tell you, i'm going to be real honest with you. i'm afraid for the future of our country, because i think they're taking us in in the direction that most people refuse to look at. i'm optimistic because more and more people are waking up. these people are so arrogant in washington. they will end up tripping up and exposing themselves and destroying themselves. i am honestly concerned for myself and for my family because i would like some more friends in the mainstream media, you know, on abc, cbs, nbc, and i did investigating on actually telling people the truth, but until they do, we will continue to tell you the truth as we know it. tomorrow, tomorrow things change. i think things change a lot for those in power. the tides are about to turn, and that will be on tomorrow's broadcast. trust me. everybody now says they're going to be talking about healthcare. i don't think so. tomorrow you will see, an exclusive on tomorrow's program. don't miss it. our next guest calls cass sungstein the most powerful government employee you have n

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úú >> to meg strickler. weigh in, meg. >> i agree with doug. if he gets tried in mexico, that's going to really muddy the waters. it will be interesting to see where the body gets found. >> tried in mexico? fat chance they'll ever bring a prosecution. i want to go to dr. michael arnal, board certified forensic pathologist. joining us out of denver. the last place she is seen is at this vacation home in mexico. now, if that were the crime scene, now months have passed. do you really believe mexican authorities are going to take it upon themselves to go process a crime scene? >> i think it's possible. i think they want to look at that -- >> do you think it's probable? >> well, it depends on their motivation. i would certainly collect that baseball bat and see if there's any hair or blood from the woman on it. >> to lillian glass, three days the husband waits and then when he does call in, it's not to make a missing persons report, but it's to kind of cast blame on her for not returning. >> nancy, that is very suspicious because somebody that woul

i have a problem with it, but today 2:05, they úú÷÷  >>> welcome back the nation and top of the 6th lead the marlins 7-1. harris scored a couple of runs. dess mopped and guzman an r.b.i. the story is filling in for zimmerman. a 2 run homerun john lannan has gone and given up only one run for the marlins and scored 11 yesterday. we return you now to espn news as they work on the field here in florida carolina and listen to andy reid, the head is donovan out? >> that is not safe to say. >> what is the initial feedback you got from him, how he's feeling? >> he's sore right now. he has a broken rib. we'll see how he does. [question inyouaudible] >> i probably valid done everything not to do that, that is why we took him back in and took the pads off at the end. i can't tell you until we get to see. >> andy, what did you think about the way the offense performed without donovan? >> if it comes to that, i have trust in kevin to do the job. you know, the unfortunate thing with the number two guy, they don't get a lot of reps during the week. if he has a chance to get reps, i

. >> you are you going to do the weather with uu a little bit later?es. >> let's come this way and i will let you intlo introduce stf later. right now we're looking at showers at garrett county. temperatures in the mid-to upper 50s, throughout, 58 degrees in baltimore. you can look at cockeysville at 57 degrees, good and up in bel air, looking at 56 degrees there, and we will see these temperatures climb only a ittle bit today. 63 degrees at noon, and then 62 degrees t 6:00 p.m., topping out today, kind of cool, huh? 66 degrees only for the high with a northwest wind at 10-15 miles per hour. over to who? >> candace with the traffic. >> reporter: thank you, brandon, very well done. now if you're heading out and hitting the roadways, unfortunately we do have trouble to talk about in the northeast corner. if you're traveling on bel air road this morning, will you find an accident right at mountain road. now this is a new crash to talk about as an alternate route. you can always stick with 95. just be aware that he we have building conditions there from mo

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call the number on your screen or visit libertytena.com. úú trace: acorn on trial. for giving advice on how to open up a brothel. this one is on the voter registration fraud case. a man who once managed the project vote campaign is facing a judge, along with the organization who is accused of committing illegal acts for incentives. our senior correspondent is outside the courtroom in las vegas. why is this hearing so important? >> it is the first time a court itself has been charged in a criminal court. so far all of these claims have been targeting the workers, but this one applies to the company. we are looking at the preliminary hearing to determine if there is enough evidence to go forward with a trial. it all deals with the voter registration fraud and a program that they called "21" where they challenged people to get more than 20 names registered. acorn says this prosecution is wrong, they deny the charges. there secretary of state told us -- the secretary of state, however, told us that what they did was wrong. >> this system has six guards, and unless we ho

call the number on your screen or visit libertytena.com. úú alisyn: and there is a troubling study fromacuse never a city that says a town of 9000 suspects charged in connection with terrorism, less than 3000 are pursued by prosecutors. we have a criminal defense attorney. basically, these studies find only one out of the four terrorism suspects only make it to trial. the rest go free? >> in essence, yes, but the silver lining is, they are doing their job. we have law enforcement to thank, and they're getting to them before a crime is committed. if they waited, they would have a ton of evidence, that they are preventing crime. alisyn: that is right. but from all of this great police work that we have seen, that is good news, but if you are not prosecuting them, aren't they just going back and redoubling their success? >> this study include immigration violations, identity theft as well. so things are not necessarily connected to terrorism itself. it is a message that if you are going to help, we are here, we know what your doing, and if you get back into it again, we are going to slam t

makes the difference in defending our nation call the number on your screen or visit libertytena.com. úúif he is not on account, this guy might be robbing a bank. florida police are calling him a the beer belly bandit. he has struck the same citibank twice this year wearing a golf catcall a shirt. -- a golf hat and a polo shirt. jane: the economy got you down? there might be silver lining. there is a new study suggesting that the bad economy could be good for your health. how can that possibly be? let's ask manny alvarez. how can that be? >> somebody is trying to put a positive spin on this recession. if you look at the data from the 1920's, clearly there was improvement in health according to the university of michigan. i think nowadays, it is a little bit different the population is sicker than the population from the 1920's because we have higher rates of obesity and heart disease. when the recession began, everybody ran to the doctor boarded a lot of people were worried about losing insurance. that is all positive. everyone is focusing on their health care. ultimately, to put a posit

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. >> bob: úúadrsúúúbyúthe averaging just a little mo in attendance, 24,443, the nats are justis a nationalily attired fan.   stauffer so far, four strikeouts, the benefit fit of a very, very join rouse mike winters strike zone.   . >> robthat's a nasty breaking ll. .  >> bob: five of them now. and we had serious questions about the zone last inning. >> rob: as long as you give it both ways and give it to livan hernandez, this is a breaking ball that breaks way inside on willie harris. that's a close pitch. but this one right here, that's a back door breaking ball that veoknethe plate. just give it to livan, we don't care. we do but just go both ways with it.   livan would enjoy that 6" off the plate. >> bob: absolutely. he did quite well with it in the world series one year didn't he. >> rob: against ege the second ronnie belliard takes doug davis deep for his sixth homer of the year. >> rob: get out 0 a here. that's awesome. >> rob: there is a knock. >> bob: hit hard.

gonzalez, alberto, and dunn, straight ahead. úú÷÷  . >> bob: gonzalez, da k ber don'tt ever slow down and presume the ball is caught, and cabrera will turn it into a 6- 3. alberto gonzalez has hit two shots tonight, and he's been robbed twice. >> rob: gonzalez stopped in the middle of the line. gets thrown out by a couple of steps. like i said, never assume. >> bob: zimmerman drills one to right center. heading for the sandbox, and it's off the bottom of the wall! >> rob: ryan drills the ball,, and we know it doesn't carry that well here at night either. >> rob: up the wall, take a double right there. >> bob: adam dunn. four for to 28. >> rob: looks like a cut fast balance right there. >> bob: dun's last rbi, 8th inning solo homer in st. louis saturday. >> bob: sweep beslider. >> rob: is adrian gonzalez drew his 100th walk last inning. 2-1 to adam dunn. change-up. rbi hungry josh willingham next. and dunn will take the walk. that will be his 100 first. and the nats have two on with one out. willingham struck out swinging first time tonight. they need one gapper here, o

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sports' biggest stars, mark martin and jeff gordon live with us from new york city straight ahead. . . úú continental airlines claiming it discriminates against members who are reserves. short changes them on promotions and benefits because of service-related absences and in some cases don't hire people in the military. pilots derrick and andrew kissinger join us with their lawyer. thanks, guys, for joining us. >> thank you. lt. commander derrick carter, let's start with you. what do you mean kant negligent airlines is giving you a hard time? >> i basically have two jobs. there is basically a scheduling conflict and trying to work that out days i'm going to work for the navy versus days i'm going to work for cooperate negligence. a lot of times they are not happy with the days or you are taking too many days off and they are basically telling you, putting letters in your box, calling you, calling the unit, telling you that you need to take less time with the navy, you need to stay in the airplane with continental. brian: you get harassing phone calls to make sure you are deployed to. make

i'm jim moret filling in for úú mike galanos. huge mix-up at a fertility clinic, implanting the wrong embryo into the woman's womb. it was carolyn's last chance to carry her own child. she never thought she would sud deply be a surrogate for complete strangers. well, the baby boy, just arrived. and he's going home with his biological parents. both of these families have been put through so much. what's next? here's what the biological mother told nbc's "today" show. >> we've talked about having e-mail contact and so forth. but we'll see how we all feel. we'll always keep in contact. we have no expectations of them. and they don't of us. the nice thing has been we've been able to work to the on this, and unfortunately this has been a terrible thing happened to two good families. we're doing the best we can for the health of this baby. >> and back with us, former prosecutor robin sax and psychologist cooper lawrence. cooper, wow. i can't even imagine. i know some people who have been through the surrogacy program, others who have a

also, jaycee lee has the same middle name as me, as lee, and my two daughters brittany and úú sarah leth this man, ken slayton. he claims he had a brief relationship, a month-relationship with jaycee's mom. they broke up. he didn't even know she was pregnant. he never contacted him. he didn't know about jaycee until the fbi came to his house, when she was kidnapped and said, you're a potential suspect. we want your dna. he was more than willing to, in fact, gave his dna. he's never heard back from them. never heard that jaycee was found. so robin sax, from a legal standpoint, what do you think this man should do? he's coming clean to take a dna test. >> be willing to take a dna test and asserting parental rights and wanting a reyun fi indication are two different aspects here that we have to look at in this case. from wanting to know if he's the father, and being -- having that knowledge is one thing. but to all of a sudden right at this point of reemergence back into society, this man now, even if he is the biological father, wants to come forward and add that bit of trauma to her lif

. ♪ ♪ úú÷÷ >>> it is a glorious day for base all at san diego, california.ture expected to go up to 81 this afternoon at petco park. yes, there are tickets available, incidentally, in case you want to take that 3:55 nonstop to san talladega. johnny hol day along with phil wood as the intelsat wrap-up the trip against the padres san diego has taken the first two and the intelsat bats in the deep breeze these days. but i think, phil, a lot of credit has to be given to san diego's defense. >> phil: they can catch the ball. twice last night ryan zimmerman got robbed here. will venable, the son of mack, and tony gwyn jr., also the offspring of obviously a great player. fighting catch, picks it up off the ground. obviously opportunities were there last night to score more than one run. intelsat just couldn't get the ball down. >> the slide continues. a five game losing streak. the nationals have won what? 12 of their last 15 ballgames. in this look at the average, down to .214 '313. they scored one run each of the last three games. > >> phil: the sad part is they

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