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. >>> the family of a missing fort bragg soldier speaks out live in an exclusive interview. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and much more. i'm veronica de la cruz, thank you so much for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station, have a terrific thursday, see you back here tomorrow.

bragg soldier. kelly bordeaux was last seen leaving a bar on april freenl. the last person to see her alive was a convicted sex offender who lives behind that bar. nicholas holebrook was arrested two days ago on unrelated charges. he claim he dropped her off at her home. on the "today" show this morning, bordeaux's husband said he does be buy that version of the story. >> me and her, we never went there. we never went to that bar. i never went to that bar. i don't even know this guy. but i mean to tell you the truth, i don't trust anything he says. i don't believe a word he says. >> investigative crime reporter michelle sigona joins me live by phone. what kind of tip are they dealing with here? >> reporter: i can tell you from what investigators told me, they are focusing on an area where kellie's cell phone last pinged. that will be the focus of the search, thankfully. as you mentioned, hundreds of people out there today donating their time to be able to look for kellie. >> nicholas arrested two days ago on unrelated charges. what are those charges? >> repo

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bragg northward. but the majority the west will be dry today. tomorrow you won't be quite as lucky. trying to warm itetter chance o the system moves slowly towards the coast tuesday. >>> and you have family in the vegas area. it's been cool, a cool spring. >> i was going to say, it's been really cool. the west coast has been cool in general. >> that's the exception, not the rule. >> i know. >>> all right. crunching the job numbers. the tumbling price of o.j. and important news for chocolate lovers. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, reportedly hurting for cash, what lindsay lohan did to raise money and the new accusation that could put her back in hot water. >>> overtime, extra innings and a shot for the agesoday."." >>> a very good morning to you. welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> north korea is going ahead with preparations to launch a long-range rocket later this month, despite a ban on missile activity. foreign journalists were invited satellite in earth orbit. >>> activi

she was stationed at fort bragg and last seen leaving froggie bottom's bar in north carolina. she was reported missing on monday when she failed to report to duty. holbert is said to be the guy who gave her a ride home that night. according to police he dropped her off and he actually told police that he was told to drop her off at the entrance of her neighborhood at her request. he tells investigators that the conversation as he drove her home said like this. quote, as soon as you drive into the entrance to meadow brooke stop right there. so i stopped and she said i'll walk home. i said are you sure? she said yeah. the missing soldier's brother says he has been spending 8 to 12 hours a day looking for his sister while police conducted their own search of woods and waterways. she is described as 5 feet tall. 100-pound with blond hair. her brother says there is no doubt in my mind we will find her alive. he did turn himself in on unrelated charges as you mentioned. he was a nonregistered sex offender and wanted by police, he turned himself in and said he had nothing to do with

bragg, they're seeing heavier showers. this won't impact us across the bay area. we will be dry again tomorrow through the day. the temperatures in the 60s and even some pockets of 70s just like we saw today. and once we get toward monday, that chance of rain will pull into the north bay. the temperatures tomorrow morning, not as cold as this morning. many of us were in the 30s. it looks like we'll be across the board. 40s from santa rosa toward gilroy. tomorrow afternoon, beautiful. couldn't ask for anything better. 73 and morgan hill, 74 in los gatos. danville, pleasanton, and all across the peninsula and the north bay. beautiful conditions. a very pristine way to celebrate our easter. we're not talking about any bone-chilling numbers. we're back into the 60s once we hit tuesday and then it looks like we'll be out with the rain showers tuesday through friday. a beautiful day today. the same for tomorrow. get out and enjoy. and just let the world know you're thankful for something. it is easter, after all. >> it is. thank you. >>> coming up next, the number one f

you drift to the north, eureka seeing showers, and fort bragg seeing some light showers as well. this is our cold front headed our way. this cold front brings a few showers this evening, so really until about 5:00 or 6:00, we're dry in the bay area. showers continue overnight. we're not looking at a whole lot. computer modeling only saying a tenth inch. light activity as it moves through. 5:00, you'll see showers, san francisco, 6:00 to 7:00. all working southward through the evening hours. as we head through midnight, early morning tomorrow, we are going to be virtually clear as the cold front will have made it through. tomorrow, definitely want to keep the jackets handy. temperatures today work their way into the upper 60s. tomorrow, tack off five to ten degrees. 69 in san jose. fremont at 65. hayward, 63, danville, 64. cooler on the coast. san francisco, 59 today. overall, the pattern is not too bad, especially for april. we have a few showers tonight and tomorrow morning early. then after that, we're dry. beautiful weekend shaping up across the bay with 70s returning by sunda

bragg in 1942, marshall gets a close-up view of the citizen soldier at work. field soldiers never knew when the chief of staff might make an appearance such as this one at the jungle warfare training center in hawaii. marshall might do his thinking and planning in washington, but it was from the field that he drew his facts. a gifted observer, the smallest detail did not escape him. army subordinates were either proud or dismayed by marshall's critical appraisal, depending upon the performance. jungle training was a new experience for american troops, but it was clear from the beginning that in order to win the war in the pacific, our soldiers had to beat the japanese at their own game. in the forbidding gray of a november dawn in 1942, american naval vessels ghosted in toward the beaches of north africa, delivering the first major allied counterattack since the outbreak of the war. their objective, the german africa corps in tunisia. the enemy was led by germany's ingenious field marshal erwin rommel, the desert fox. his veterans had already been baptized by

and was the focus of intense media scrutiny in two thousand and two after three soldiers from fort bragg killed their wives and ultimately committed suicide after returning from afghanistan all three were reported to have taken lariam while the ploy in two thousand and three there was also reports of an increase in suicide among troops taking their him in iraq. part of every military mission is giving the troops the protection they need including that is that to prevent disease including malaria which kills at least seven hundred thousand people around the world each year thousands of u.s. troops in iraq received one of these drugs a drug called lariam and it may have prevented many soldiers from getting sick the question tonight is whether or not soldiers were adequately warned about it's rare side effects serious and life changing side effects in collaboration with u.p.i. investigative reporter mark benjamin c.n.n.'s investigative unit has been working on this story. first got a log of the lariam issue in two thousand and two working with my partner dan almost at the wire service u.p.i

larry it was the focus of intense media scrutiny in two thousand and two after three soldiers from fort bragg killed their wives and ultimately committed suicide after returning from afghanistan all three were reported to have taken lariam while the ploy and two thousand and three there was also reports of an increase in suicide among troops taking their him in iraq. part of every military mission is giving the troops the protection they need including medicines to prevent disease including malaria which kills at least seven hundred thousand people around the world each year thousands of u.s. troops in iraq received one of these drugs a drug called lariam and it may have prevented many soldiers from getting sick the question tonight is whether or not soldiers were adequately warned about its rare side effects serious life changing side effects in collaboration with u.p.i. investigative reporter mark benjamin c.n.n.'s investigative unit has been working on this story. first gun law the lariam issue in two thousand and two working with my partner dan almost at the wire service u.p.i. and dan i

beaurogard, and bragg and on and on and on we could talk. and the wonderful thing that shiloh has the above all the other battle fields in today's world and listening to the additions that will be made to shiloh is more of a fact. its location in a rural part of tennessee. a place which in so many ways remains very much akin to what this area looked like in that previous, previous period. so we are very fortunate to have a jewel like shiloh here. well, what we are going to do today, as van indicated, and i am not going to do much talking. so you give a teacher a microphone. you can hang on as long as you can. but we are going to hear from, three of the leaders -- in civil war squol lcholarship. i am not going to reintroduce them. we have larry daniel at the end. we have wily sore. here at this end. in the middle, james lee mcdonough. the fear is that if a terrorist puts a bomb under this table and it goes off we lose our history knowledge. if you see any suspicious packages, please inform your nearest agent. okay. let me begin by asking our,

hardee's front consisted of four brigades, 8 hundred yards in front of them were 5 brigades in braxton bragg's corps, and stacked behind him were -- nearly 44 thousand men. johnston had achieved his surprise. although it would be federal reconzans that brings on the battle of shiloh because a brigade in grant's army violated orders and took initiative to send out a force. but it will take, the confederate forces in front of us, the better part of two hours to bring the forward brigades to bear against the main union camps on the south side of grant's large encampment. and that would be the divisions of sherman and benjamin pren tis. so part of the parts the confederates were running to is, this engagement consumes about an hour. it would be an hour before hardee's troops are commanded to move forward after the squirmish begins. so powell and hard castle are banging away at one another for nearly an hour before the main line under hardee's command steps forward. when it does, powell quickly realizes this is big time. because he could just set there and count muskets, count flags and real nice h

i'm recently back from fort bragg, visiting with one of the subordinate commands of the special operations command, in previous work with general clapper in the intelligence community, and let me say up front that it's remarkable the level of teamwork that's going on out there. but yet i feel that we're lacking in terms of systemic codification of some of the very encouraging developments over the past decade, and i'm still hearing that it's not very often, but it can happen, that the intelligence community may be working a line of operation, special operations command may be working a line of operation and figuratively will bump into each other. i know there's efforts to bring stronger collaboration in terms of information sharing, but given your recent history of -- in work, i'd be very curious to know now in your current capacity what your thoughts are in terms of reform to bring a closer collaboration between the intelligence community and the department of defense. >> you know, i'll -- yield to general dempsey on this as well, but i -- from my own experience as director of the cy and

and through his access, the actions of hardy and bragg and subordinate, they get these troops back into formation. and it's at this critical point, johnston learns from a reconnaissance that there is a reported federal force off to his east. it's maybe division sized in strength, is the report. now he can see federal camps to his right front as he gazes underneath the canopy off towards the road in the distance. now what he is actually looking at are the camps and what is the true union left. he doesn't realize that though. i think if you stop johnson and ask what he is looking at, would he have told you he is looking at the union rear, look at union reserves. so what he decides to do, he is alerted to that threat and he will detail troops to deal with that threat but he takes five of the eight brigades he is brought it bear and shifts them to the left with marching towards move left and north towards the northwest. so it is clear now that if he is sending the bet are part of the force he brought in to his left front, wre knows he's got a to fight over at shiloh church that he now shift

with no leadership of any quality in the western theater, despite jefferson davis's view of braxton braggs' qualities, why did they never send jackson there or contrarily send lee there and leave jackson in charge here? and i have little doubt in that parallel universe that jackson would have been a complete failure at the head of an army because he could not get along with his subordinates. his world view was so narrow, he could not get along. with legal to shield the sub order flats from him and jackson got away with being a grumpy person as a corps commander. by himself, he would have had the command of the army of tennessee in irons almost immediately. maybe that wouldn't have been a bad thing from what i know of the army of tennessee but he was not cut out for that. he real hi wasn't. but hill is the example of that. and the problem began on the two days before the battle of cedar mountain. there's a good book that will explain that to you. you probably have at least a couple of copies of that already, i hope. but it began there where hill had misunderstood some orders which jackson h

leaders who were present at that battle, grant and sherman, albert sydney johnston, pgt beaurogard, and bragg and on and on and on we could talk. and the wonderful thing that shiloh has the above all the other battle fields in today's world and listening to the additions that will be made to shiloh is more of a fact. its location in a rural part of tennessee. a place which in so many ways remains very much akin to what this area looked like in that previous, previous period. so we are very fortunate to have a jewel like shiloh here. well, what we are going to do today, as van indicated, and i am not going to do much talking. so you give a teacher a microphone. you're going to hang on as long as you can. but we are going to hear from, three of the leaders -- in civil war scholarship. i am not going to reintroduce them. we have larry daniel at the end. we have wiley sword. here at this end. in the middle, james lee mcdonough. the fear is that if a terrorist puts a bomb under this table and it goes off we lose our history knowledge. if you see any suspicious packages, please inform your nearest

i'm recently back from fort bragg, visiting with one of the subordinate commands of the special operations command, in previous work with general clapper in the intelligence community, and let me say up front that it's remarkable the level of teamwork that's going on out there. but yet i feel that we're lacking in terms of systemic codification of some of the very encouraging developments over the past decade, and i'm still hearing that it's not very often, but it can happen, that the intelligence community may be working a line of operation, special operations command may be working a line of operation and figuratively will bump into each other. i know there's efforts to bring stronger collaboration in terms of information sharing, but given your recent history of -- in work, i'd be very curious to know now in your current capacity what your thoughts are in terms of reform to bring a close are collaboration between the intelligence community and the department of defense? >> you know, i'll -- yield to general dempsey on this as well, but i, from my own experience as director of the cia an

. >>> the search is on this morning for the missing fort bragg soldier. the latest this morning on the hunt for kelli bordeaux. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> our top story this morning, police have made an arrest in the case of phylicia barnes. at 11:30 last night. police took a man named michael johnson into custody in connection with the disappearance of the teenager. barnes was last seen by her family in december of 2010. her body was later found in the dam of april of last year. >>> a woman is charged with attempted murder accused of stabbing her own baby an 8- month-old. kenisha thomas is scheduled to undergo a psychiatric

bragg, was last seen last weekend. acting on a lead, police dive teams searched a nearby pond for several hours but turned up nothing. >> this is an active investigation. we've got folks working 24 hours. we've got a lot of manpower. >> reporter: police say bordeaux left this fayetteville bar where she had gone to sing karaoke in the early morning hours saturday. a military official tells nbc news that bordeaux made phone calls and sent texts from her cell phone after she left the bar but gave no indication that she was in trouble. military official also says bordeaux was driven home by an employee of the bar. police say they have questioned the 25-year-old bar employee but do not consider him a person of interest at this time. >> he is one of the last people that had seen miss bordeaux. so anybody that last seen her on the early morning of saturday is someone we want to talk to. >> reporter: kelli's husband, mike, tells nbc news that he was in their home state of florida the night his wife disappeared. when questioned

and through his actions, the actions of hardy, bragg, their subordinates, they get these troops back in to formations, and it's at this critical point, johnston learns from a reconnaissance that there is a reported federal force off to his east. it's maybe division sized in strength is the report. now he can see federal camps to his right front as he gazes underneath the canopy off towards the hamburg purdy road in the distance. what he's actually looking at are the camps of what is the true union left. he doesn't realize that, though. i think if you had stopped johnston at that point in time and asked him what he was looking at, he would have told you he was looking at the union rear. he's looking at the union reserves. so what he decides to do, he's alerted to that threat and he will detail troops to deal with that threat, but he takes five of the eight brigades that he's brought to bear and he shifts them to the left with marching orders to move left and north towards the northwest. so it's clear now that if he's sending the better part of the force he's brought in against prentis

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she joined the military last year and became here in november to work at fort bragg. officials reported her missing monday morning when she did not report for duty. her family says that's not something she would do. her husband was out of town. they had been in contact with him. but still time to wrap up any leads. we can ald surveillance video from the businesses surrounding that bar trying to foying out where she may be. it's a working persons place. >> one of the oldest space shuttles. doug luzader is live wither mo. >> this is a massive annex to the sit sewnian air and space museum. one is coming one is going. >>> the final lift-off of discovery. it launched 136 million miles of space welcomed the smithsonian with open arms. >> if we take something in the col lek we are thinking in 100 years in 500 years we will have been in good shape. riding over the nasa 747. making a few spins around the nation's capital and ended part of the air and spews museum. discovery will reprailace the center that has been there since it was built, enterprise it was the first shuttle b

. >> investigators looking for clues to help them find the missing fort bragg soldier kelly bordeaux. they spent most of thursday searching a pond. bordeaux was last seen at a bar called frogy bottoms. a bar employee nicholas holbert who you see her gave her a ride home. he is a registered sex offender. police confirming he is no longer a person of interest in this case. >> marco rubio insists even if mitt romney offered him a spot as the gop's number two this november he is declined. a new interview seems the possibility of running for vice president is still on his mind. >> 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 years from now if i do a good job as vice president -- i am sorry. >> you guys all got that, right. >> if i do a good job as senator stind of vice president i will have a chance to do all sorts of things including commissioner of the nfl which is where the real power is. >> was that a freudian slip or an honest mistake. >> a major attendant scam uncovered at one high school in florida. the trouble all began when a few students packed into the school system getting their hands on the administrative p

>> one of the top stories authorities releasing alarming new details about missing fort bragg soldier kelly bordeaux. she was last seen on saturday. there's new fears she may be in grave danger. for more on this we gee to ray in osceola county which is near dizzy me world. >> good morning to you. we do know that family members are making a desperate plea to find 23-year-old kelli bordeaux. family members are hoping with the north carolina office and florida officers they will find the missing soldier who was hold at the have been pissing since october. this is the last time they heard from kelly saturday lieu text messages. question know plus reported her missing monday when the army med dick didn't return to work. they are also being told by investigators the last time kel ooly was seen at a popular bar around 1:20 saturday in fayetteville north carolina. what we hear from family members that was the last time she logged into facebook her husband on the way up to north carolina to help authorities with the search. kelly going missing is unusual. she has never gone without contacting

bragg. kelly bordeaux vanished after leaving the bar over the weekend. police are looking at her cell phone records and the man she was with before she disappeared. linsey davis has the story. >> reporter: this pond is now the area of an intensifying search for kelly bordeaux, the ft. bragg soldier, missing since saturday morning. >> were picking up a cell tower, along the north ranch street corridor. >> reporter: her sister, who gave a tearful plea for her sister's safe return, wouldn't answer questions about who bordeaux was with, or where mike, her husband of two years was, when she went missing. >> i have no theory. kelly went missing. that's the only fact i do know. >> reporter: first thing wednesday morning, more than 100 members of the police department and military personnel, combed this wooded area, behind the fayetteville, north carolina, bar, frogy bottoms, where she was last seen with this man, richard holbert, a 25-year-old registered sex offender. police are calling him a person of interest. but he says he has nothing to do with her disappe

jeffrey kluger is "time" magazine's senior editor and lisa bragg is a psychologist. if you were to make a bell curve, people who are most stressed are the people in the lower income category which is very understandable. >> the desperation quotient. >> the middle income not as stressed but when you get back to the higher income the stress level goes back up. why is that? >> it is true there but it is also true across all income spectrums. as you climb, certain responsibilities, certain pressures that weren't a part of your life beforehand begin to accumulate. you're responsible for other people which is a deeply, deeply challenging thing to do because you have lives in your hands. the expectations for the kind of work you're going to be doing and for your availability is greater. you also have what are called microimpression management activities which is just a gobbledy-gook way of saying suddenly you have to worry about what you're wearing, where your kids are going to school. all of these things are the sort of prices of being successful. >> and you may not have t

one of this year's participating is don bragg, the 1960 gold medalist in the pole vault. he was one of the ones that used a aluminum poll and landed on sawdust. >> we have to get them when they're young, because after that it's too late. >> reporter: through the years the lives of jim hines, billy mills and edith mcguire have shared their knowledge with kids. they might be generations apart but when these folks talk, the kids listen. >> today as a gold medal winner, people find out about it they still want to congratulate you. you know 50 years later. congratulations man and thank you for winning the gold medical for our country. >> you step back and say, you know what i'm an olympic gold medal. but you know what, where you're living, the streets you walk on are the same streets i walked on. >> the try outs are may 6 at pittsburg high school. >> that will do it for tonight's edition of sports talk. >> always nice to talk to eddie. yes. >>> that is our report for tonight. thank you for trusting [ male announcer ] at green giant we know nature gives us the most nutritious o

also police believe this missing fort bragg soldier is in danger and today her family got very candid. >> you guys need to get your story, which is fine. but this isn't a story for us. this is my sister, you know what i mean? this isn't just oh, another missing person. >> and apparently got a little confrontational. we're going to explain what's going on there in north carolina. plus, it is one of the comedian ron white's most famous routines. he always says you can't fix stupid. but a principal is in big, big trouble for using that line and a clip in a staff mee iting. ron white wants to say something live to me on cnn. [ male announcer ] there's a crushing national debt hanging over us. hindering economic growth. it's time for some common sense -- people in congress who'll come together and put partisan politics aside. not with radical schemes that gamble with america's future. but with a plan that requires washington to balance the budget the right way -- protecting the priorities of america's families. tell congress to pass a common sense balanced budget -- now. sign the petition

bragg soldier. the 23-year-old woman was last seen on saturday morning and officials fear she may be in danger. we'll hear from the woman's sister. >>> and a rare wednesday edition of "today's professionals." just wait until you see who is joining our panel this morning. then an exclusive interview with madonna. this morning the material girl opens up about trying to stay on top of the music world at the age of 53. and the madonna we don't see when she's at home. plus how she reacted to a photo of her 15-year-old daughter lourdes smoking a cigarette. >> but we want to check with the top morning -- top stories of the morning. natalie morales over at the news desk. >> good morning, savannah and matt. good morning, everyone. as you heard a newborn baby has been found safe and alive after his mother was brutally gunned down outside a houston pediatrician's office. baby keegan is less than a week old but he's already been through so much. keegan's mother, 28-year-old kayla golden took the newborn for a r

questioned a registered sex offender and haven't found charges in the disappearance of a soldier from fort bragg. the 23-year-old vanished a week ago. fox's elizabeth -- explains that is one of the few leads the police have had. >> reporter: she's been gone for seven days now, the search for the 23-year-old private first class turned up fruitless and there is some new information about the registered sex offender who was the last to see bordeaux on saturday morning. he turned himself in to authorities for failure to register his new residence in the county, completely unrelated charges and is being held on $100,000 secure bond. the family is pleading to the public to keep hear name in the news and to fonher a lee. >> it's unimaginable to wake up every day and this is the reality, you know, that i am standing in front of you and hope my sister is found. >> they turned up nothing. the last place bordeaux was seen was at a bar called froggy bottoms. the husband was not in town during her disappearance and police have not named a suspect. they have, however, questioned nicholas holbert, the 25-year-

. >>> the search continues for a soldier missing from fort bragg. 23-year-old kelly bardo was last seen loafing a bar. she was reported -- leaving a bar. she was reported missing when she didn't report in as an army medic. her family is not giving up hope of finding her alive. >>> a 73 yearly fights back, -- 73-year-old fights back when four people break into her house and steal her car. the four people lost control while being chased by police. the elderly woman dialed 911 then pulled a gun on them. deputies say they caught the suspects trying to take her car. the four are charged with felony possession of a stolen vehicle. >>> an unusual sound coming from a person's home in miami, leads to a bizarre discovery. it's a kitten in the wall. apparently the curious little guy climbed inside to hide and got trapped. the residents saw the mystery of where the meows are coming from, after cutting a hole in the wall with a butcher knife. the tiny female kitten is now up for adoption. >> that's pretty cute. i have lived in apartments in my day, where i've heard tiny mice remember. >> oh, really?

a female soldier from fort bragg, north carolina, is missing, and she may be in danger. a bar employee gave the 23-a rogue kelly brian thompson from the bar on saturday morning. she was reported missing when she did not report for duty on monday. >> she would not jeopardize her career for anything. this is out of character. >> the mother says that her daughter lives off the base with president was in florida when she disappeared. the only officials speaking anonymously if says that he detects messages were sent from kelly's telephone and one of them said "back home safely." don't know who it was sent from or the context of the second text. the owner of a winning mega millions ticket sold in illinois has come forward. we will learn his or her identity today. the person has to publicly claim the record-setting $218 million prize. the holder of two other winning tickets sold in kansas and maryland were allowed to remain. remain the next one and buffett, an ed executive pay cuts at citigroup. >> who follows warren buffett? he has prostate cancer, andso so berkshire hathaway

bragg in north carolina may be in danger this morning. army first class kelli bordeaux was last seen as at a fayetteville bar early saturday morning. her sister says she's not the type to go awol. >> she joined the military because she knew that was going to better her life. so, she just did the best she could. she wanted to make her family proud and she knew joining the army was going to do that. she's loved by all of her friends and family and we all just really want her to come home. >> bordeaux joined the arm ay one year ago and reported for duty in ft. bragg as a specialist. >>> warren buffett is battling stage one prostate cancer. he will undergo radiation treatments beginning in july. he feels great and his energy level is 100%. the world's third richest person writing a letter to his berkshire hathaway shareholders telling them his condition is not life threatening or debilitating in any meaningful way. buffett going on to say i will let shareholders know immediately should my health situation change. >>> dow futures are about 25

. >>> there's also an investigation tonight into the disappearance of a fort bragg soldier, army pfc, kelly bore bordough. an employee at the bar offered her a ride home. she says quote, kelly is not a solar who would go a wall. >>> a texas woman charged with murder after allegedly shooting a mother to death in order to abduct her newborn child. it happened near houston yesterday evening. the suspect got into an argument with the mother. cala golden and golden was leaving a doctor's office with her baby boy. mcclane shot golden repeatedly, then snatched the baby and drove off. >> based on the totality of this investigation, the interview with the suspect, examination of evidence, we do believe today that she acted alone. >> that three day old baby was found unharmed last night. lesli. >> all right, an extended school year, longer days, possible school closures. tonight, we're taking a closer look at a plan that could affect your child's education. d.c. mayor, vincent gray, and kia henderson sketched out a plan that will graduate more students. our own bruce johnson was there as this p