>> it's just a little plastic lock, just a regular screen door plastic lock. >> do you know where the cinder block came from that was propping the door open? >> i don't have a clue. i don't mess with none of that. so i don't know. i very rarely am in the back yard at all unless i'm washing my car. so it could have came from around my shed. i'm renting. i don't know if the previous renters had it, or what, but i've never seen it, i don't believe. >> so to your knowledge, you've never seen it? >> not that i believe. i mean, i may be mistaken and have seen it before, but i know it wasn't where it's at now. >> mr. cummings, about the back door, am i correct that you never -- you've rarely used the back door that was propped open? >> yes, you are correct. i've used it twice to pull a vacuum cleaner down the handicap ramp and vacuum my car with it. and yes, i did relock the door when i came in. and i check to be sure it is still locked every afternoon before i go to work. >> when we come back, the desperate search for 5-year-old florida girl haleigh cummings. ever worn your clothes in the s

>> it's just a little plastic lock, just a regular screen door plastic lock. >> do you know where the cinder block came from that was propping the door open? >> i don't have a clue. i don't mess with none of that. so i don't know. i very rarely am in the back yard at all unless i'm washing my car. so it could have came from around my shed. i'm renting. i don't know if the previous renters had it, or what, but i've never seen it, i don't believe. >> so to your knowledge, you've never seen it? >> not that i believe. i mean, i may be mistaken and have seen it before, but i know it wasn't where it's at now. >> mr. cummings, about the back door, am i correct that you never -- you've rarely used the back door that was propped open? >> yes, you are correct. i've used it twice to pull a vacuum cleaner down the handicapped ram. and vacuum my car with it. and yes, i did. and relocked the door when i came in. and i check to be sure it is still locked every afternoon before i go to work. >> when we come back, the desperate search for 5-year-old florida girl haleigh cummings. ever worn your clothe

the second lock, which you would have to turn, is a tight lock. so it wouldn't be likely that little haleigh would have been able to turn the lock and then let herself out the door. >> tommy croslin tells first coast news he has no idea why his sister's accusing him and reportedly says she's trying to pass the blame onto someone else. >> if you listen to her speak, she closes off, she doesn't speak loud enough, she dies off at the end. that's always a sign of deception when it's done consistently. >> people think that i had something to do with it. if i knew where she was, we wouldn't be here today. we would have her. >> we are taking your calls live tonight. and joining us, the father of little haleigh, ronald cummings is with us live. he's speaking out for the very first time since his new wife has allegedly flunked a polygraph. but first i want to go to t.j. hart, news director with wsky, 97.3 fm. t.j., i understand another search has been conducted near the family home on foot and on horseback. why that location? who led police to that spot? >

basically across the mountains, clouds locked up. area of low pressure, locked. pin wheeling themselves around the great lakes. dragging in more cold air. a chilly breeze. unstable environment is going to help to build more cloud as we head through the morning and out into the afternoon. western howard, carroll county, see it first after 9, 10:00 p.m. clear to mostly cloudy pretty quick. take those clouds and build them in across the metro qarea and across the bay. partly cloudy baltimore. at times we could turn mostly cloudy or overcast. the breeze could gust to 20 miles per hour. high of 69 degrees. back towards westminster, because of instability in the atmosphere, maybe a sprinkle briefly. 65, 66 degrees, and call it a partly cloudy one temperatures up near 70s. tonight we will slip back into the upper 40s. tomorrow an even cooler day partly sunny skies, high of 67. catch us online at abc 2 news.com. check out the latest conditions. our weather graphics this at the bottom of the screen. on the roads, 6:16 a.m. >> well, congestion is starting to build on 95 as

i thought it was someone else's fault that i was locked up. i had to let go of this relationship with the victim. after two years went by, i couldn't even remember his name and that probably was more hurtful than the fact that i made him a victim. now it is a nameless pace in the back of my head that -- face in the back of my head that started this whole prison. if he reached out to me, of course, i would talk to him and apologize to him but i don't think i necessarily have a right to search him out because again, i did something that is unexplainable and egregious. i don't think i necessarily have a right to say look, i graduated from college. because i work in the community you could forgive me. i don't think that is necessarily the case. i would like the community to forgive me and i would like to make amends to the people in the community whom i haven't caused that much pain. he wasn't physically hurt at all. that is one of the reasons why in a sense i can still sleep at night. i can say yes, we took his car but i know we didn't physically

metro says the station manager locked up before the last train came through. some managed to squeeze through, but others had to wait for police. >> this is the biggest democracy in the world. this shouldn't happen. >> metro officials apoll squlized to the riders and say they're conducting an internal investigation. >>> d.c. firefighters are going to get more training after another hearing on a massive house fire in northwest. the home of former school board president was destroyed by fire last nth. today, the council man plased the fire department, saying they made a tactical mistake by tapping into four hydrants sharing one water main. dennis rubin is moving forward with the course on maintaini water flow. >> residents and visitors are not interested in figger poi pointing. >> the fire department says it's also working to improve the reliability of fire hydrants. >>> a two-year-old pit bull found clinging to life last month has made a full recovery now. trooper has lived up to her name, surviving multiple operations. she's now off all medications and ready to

they are now 11 wins away from locking up their third straight division titles. >>> the o's hose tipping the rays, bottom of the ninth, the game is tied at 2. not anymore. the rookie matt wieters is the hero, a walk-off two hundred home run, his seventh homer of the year. the o's win in dramatic fashion. 4-2 is t final. >>> sad sports note. ncaa president myles brand has died after his battle with

>>reporter: locks like it has made the exit you lock out doors. look at the sky. pretty gloomy compared to what we have seen with all the clear sunshine and all the nice conditions. now cloudy and few rain drops coming down here and there. right now looking at mostly cloudy and humidity level at 62 percent. looks like we will continue to see chances for rain increase no the forecast over the next several days. keep the umbrella with you and scattered showers as they 10 to develop across the area. looking at the hd radar as cold front extends from the north and pop up showers along that and moisture that will ride along that frontal boundary building up out of the south that will continue to retract through the area to retract through the area through the next

plus, want-to-be homeowners rush to lock in low mortgage rates...as they drop to historic lows...thanks to a trillion dollar buying spree from the federal reserve. and... speakinof the fed...it's been 10 months since it lowered its target interest rate to zero...and more than two years since it first acknowledged the credit crunch. before we look back at the past two years why the federal reserve looking ahead the fed will continue to be a bit by year of bonds backed by u.s. mortgages. as the federal reserve decide to keep a santa rates to 0% no surprise but declined to extend the time. trying to continue to occur low interest rates in the home buying market. as you said the fans are gonna keep interest rates close to zero for an extended period of time. what does that mean we talk to taught colvin of m of global and he thinks the fed is why keep rates at this level well into 2010 by the end of the first quarter as we may see these interest rates creep back up and taught colvin said he thinks that the federal reserve are not won a race to race until economic growth and until the jobs pi

john: name something careless people forget to do to their cars. >> lock it. john: name a household chore that burns a lot of calories. >> um...scrubbing the tub. john: name something on a restaurant table that's refilled frequently. >> the salt and pepper. [buzz buzz] john: try again. >> um, the sugar. john: all righty. turn around. >> whoo! good job, kim! good job! john: all righty. you feeling good? >> yeah. john: you feeling $18,000 worth of good? >> i hope so. john: oh, i hope so, too. here we go. in what year do you think the economy will be back on its feet? you said...2012. 33 points away. survey said... ooh. all right. inching your way up there. the number-one answer was 2010, a bit more optimistic. name something that people push that has wheels. you said...a wagon. you need 15 points. survey said... no! number-one answer was a shopping cart. name something careless people forget to do to their cars. you said... did 11 people agree with lock it? survey said... you got it. you got it. $18,000. number-one answer was check or change the oil. vacuuming w

if someone is in it, they are locked in. it is not to be used for punishment, coercion, retaliation, where a specially trained administrator can bring a student with problems, bring them into the room and calm them down. >> okay. the day it happened, michelle, what had he done to deserve this? >> he didn't want to participate in class with any of his work. >> had he kicked the teacher and been verbally abusive? >> yes. >> help me out kevin. you could say that is for public safety you have to take this 9-year-old and get him away from everybody.@@ but it is what happens next. from that same statute you are reading from, i want to read this, school personnel shall remain in the physical presence of any restrained student and shall continuously observe a student in isolation to monitor the health and well being. first off, were they monitoring your son or not? >> there was a sheet over the window and the teachers were standing outside the door when i arrived. >> so they couldn't have seen? >> no. >> kevin, an infraction there.

so -- and i'm also going to show you the lock because the lock is about three feet from the floor. and we know that that's about as tall as haleigh stands. so here's the back door. and here's the lock. it sticks. so there you go. now we open the back door and here's the back screen door, the one that was propped open with the cinder block. okay? now if you see, when it closed, it slams. it makes a loud noise but if you leave this door, this slowly closes as well. >> we are taking your calls live. out to dr. joshua perper. we know that the home was the crime scene, at least of a kidnap. now why do you believe it may be difficult to find evidence of a perpetrator in the home? >> well, the reason is the victim was a small child. and it was not difficult to take her especially considering the fact that she had some kind of intellectual challenges because of her syndrome which she had. so certainly she would know the person who took her, there would be no problem. but even if the person would be a stranger, she wouldn't react as a normal child. and if the person would be gentle and didn

during all of that time, he has never been to school and spent most of his time locked in a bedroom closet. >> there are several locations where this took place. all of them in oklahoma city. but at all of the locations, there was some type of torture involved. >> reporter: a next-door neighbor found it all hard to believe. >> from what i've seen from her, she's been a good mother. talked to her kids the way she should. please, thank you. come on, guys, let's go. >> reporter: the boy told police his nightmare began when mccall was released from jail until new jersey. sheen then move -- she then moved to oklahoma and he was sent to live with her. police say -- [ inaudible ] >> both the boy's mother and her friend remain jailed while police continue to conduct interviews and collect evidence. >>> john allen muhammad is scheduled to be executed. and the governor says he won't do anything to stop it. >> reporter: governor says that he doesn't know of anything credible that would stop him. malvo was already serving life in prison for his role. this month, a date was set for muhammad's execution

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lock your doors and windows. we will stay on top of the situation and any new details, we'll pass them along. >>> a possible swine flu outbreak is looming as kids head back to school. the president got an update on the nation's preparedness today. >> also, we're making progress on developing a safe and effective h1n1 flu vaccine. we expect a flu shot program will begin soon. this program will be completely voluntary and it will be strongly recomed. >> reporter: meantime, local leaders in d.c., maryland, and virginia, are drawing up their own plans. bob barnard has more on the swine flu summit. >> reporter: the meeting lasted less than an hour this afternoon and afterward, we learned there should be plenty of swine flu vaccine to go around and still, not until october. there is not a lot of swine flu here error error and anzyet -- fear and anxiety on the street. >> stay home. >> reporter: some blame the government for overhyping h1n1. >> they kind of blew it out of proportion and so many people are frightened by i

we put lock boxes on the doors as well. >> for megan, the damage is already done. >> you know, i had six years worth of photos on these laptops. we don't know how to get those items back. >> in silver spring, 9news now and wusa9.com. >>> again, lock your doors. the manager says that they were able to steal from one of the apartments in a third break-in because the door was simply unlocked. >>> the national mall is known as america's front yard. and today they got some much need tlc. the local volunteers stepped in to clean up, sprucing up the area around the constitution gardens and the lake. >>> so we want to keep that all out of the water. >> reporter: congress has approved some emergency spending from the stimulus funds to get those improvements done. >>> dozens of rescuers work for hours to get a dog trapped from the case. pulled from a tube this morning. they tried to lure them with food and water eventually they just needed to dig to get to them. the dog was not hurt. >>> the space shuttle discovery is less than an hour from landing another the kennedy station. >> this is the f

he shined his light on each individual lock and saw one was picked and he investigated. he banged on the door. >> larry: did phillip answer the door? >> phillip went to answer the door. he came back in. he said it's the heat. do i need to tie you up, or will you be good? i said i would be good. went back out with a receipt. i sat there for a minute and i thought if there's a policeman out there, i have to try. i went crashing through over and under the rugs and over the boxes right out into the parking area where the policeman was. completely naked. >> larry: the cop immediately what? >> looked at me like i was crazy. i said help me please. phillip said this is just my girlfriend. we're in there partying. it's no big deal. i said no, i'm not. i'm not. keep him away from me. finally the policeman said go back and get closed because it was november in reno. i was freezing. there was snow on the ground. he let me go back in and get dressed. as i put on my jeans, i had one shoe and one sock on and jeans on. that was it. phillip came back through. the policeman let him come b

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so you know you've helped lock in freshness and lock out air... to help prevent freezer burn. be sure it's secure with hefty food bags. just one click and you know it's closed. hefty! hefty! hefty! ( click, click, click ) >>> people in leesburg lined up to fight the flu at the drive- through. >> in the comfort of their own cars, leesburg residents drove up for a drive-through flu shot. maddy sherwood says you cannot be it. -- you cannot beat it. >> you fill out the paperwork what you are in the car, drive up, we take your temperature, give you the shot, and get you on your way. >> sometimes it was nine car seat. that shows you how anxious americans are feeling about the upcoming lucy's in. there was enough back sees it -- vaccine for 300 people. >> i can call the other office and if i have to run down and get some more, i can get it. >> the centers for disease control -- maddy sherwood says she just wants to make sure her family is taken care of. >> we have an up -- an appointment for october for the rest of the kids. >> she said she would like to do this all over again in oct

lock him down. get pregnant. i really am for a woman going to college, you know, having a corner office, doing something fabulous, you know, but not everybody can do something like that. so kardashians are making a name for themselves. so i'm not going to hate on khloe. you know you wish you could have met a man worth $33 million and not have to work. what? so what are you going to do now, kim? one day she's the star of the family. the next day she's just one of the girls. and do something quick before kendal really -- because kendall, the little sister, that's a fire cracker. that's a fire cracker. i love you all. love, love, love all you kardashians. oh, oh, oh! sorry. i went to bed last night at 8:30 right after parent/teacher night. and i had two cups of coffee today. so i'm all -- sorry. okay, look. so -- and today's the first day of fall. see? yeah. i wore a special costume for you. all right. so 50 cent was allegedly involved in this relationship, this romantic relationship with ciara. i say allegedly just

so -- and i'm also going to show you the lock because the lock is about three feet from the floor. and we know that that's about as tall as haleigh stands. so here's the back door. and here's the lock. it sticks. so there you go. now we open the back door and here's the back screen door, the one that was propped open with the cinder block. okay? now if you see, when it closed, it slams. it makes a loud noise but if you leave this door, this slowly closes as well. >> we are taking your calls live. out to dr. joshua perper. we know that the home was the crime scene, at least of a kidnap. now why do you believe it may be difficult to find evidence of a perpetrator in the home? >> well, the reason is the victim was a small child. and it was not difficult to take her especially considering the fact that she had some kind of intellectual challenges because of her syndrome which she had. so certainly she would know the person who took her, there would be no problem. but even if the person would be a trancher, she wouldn't react as a normal child. and if the person would be gentle and didn

locked up against the mountains, this is a fairly typical fall and winter type pattern. area low pressure wrapping itself across the great lakes. this one locking in showers as well. rains trying to pivot their way across the boarder. this area of low pressure, the primary reason we are pummeling in cool air and gusty winds as we head through today. that will carry moisture and cool temperatures our way helping to build in afternoon clouds. general set up we have is for the clouds to build in from the north and west as we head through today, turning from sunny to partly sunny, 69 downtown baltimore. maybe a sprinkle in the afternoon. 66, yet on the eastern shore, partly cloudy in the afternoon hanging near 71 easton. our seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. back to the roads with kim. >> things are running smoothly. of course it is 5:18 a.m. traffic is light running at a good pace on the belt way. no problems to let you know about. 95 checking in good. and if you are headed to dc, no problems on the southbound routes. we still have north avenue closed both

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that lets you check your locked over the internet and locked or unlocked your door. there is the ability to alarm or disarm your security system. a business in south africa it decided to test its snail-like to net speed. a pigeon carried four gigabytes in just over two hours. the computer had completed 5% of that task. for more information, log onto the tech page at abcnews.com. those are your tech bytes. i'm jeremy hubbard. >> does that mean that mac stores will be selling pigeons? >> may be so. 5:20 is your time. >> the redskins were hoping to steal a win on the road. we will tell you how this one slipped away. >> later on "oprah," we have heard all about this. it is based special event. whitney houston with no topic off limits. >>> the redskins' defense could not hold it. >> they begin the seasons with a loss. the first touchdown came on a fake field goal. they would not find the end zone again until the two-minute drill at the end of the game. the redskins lose 23-17. >> green bay and chicago played in the first sunday night football game. he made a big impressio

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. >>> a man had to act quickly when his car caught fire and he was locked inside. he pushed on the doors to get out. they wouldn't budge. he thinks the electrical system broke down and locked him in. >>> a really big snake. a python. huge python removed from a neighborhood in apop ka, florida today. a python more than 20 feet long. neighbors complained kids were trying to ride it. you gotta love it. officials say the owner didn't have a cage for the pet or a permit for the pet. >> could you sleep at night with that thing not in a cage? as long as >>> have a great weekend. see you monday. good night.

so you know you've helped lock in freshness and lock out air... to help prevent freezer burn. be sure it's secure with hefty food bags. just one click and you know it's closed. hefty! hefty! hefty! ( click, click, click ) >>> what a week in america's courtroom. take a look at the store radios and the important people who touched our lives. >> charged him with the death of the murder. >> police arrested a lab technician for the killing of a yale grad student annie lee. >> i've red you your rights downstairs earlier in the presence of your attorneys. >> police refer to it as work and it's pretty rare that they strangle your co-worker to death and the governor of kentucky. and outside the own home and that there is so many complaints and the brother of and as you can and the order of the and tell them what you tell them about. let's stop and thank captain for his line in the darkness. and if a bone marrow donor that dreamed of moving to california and becoming an actor. thapgs to our guest and tonight an award winning hollywood superstar and victoria, from beyond the reckless, he

so i had been locked in. i had hundreds of pages of what they had already said under oath so i didn't have to go chase them down. so anyway, there was a whole research and investigative process -- >> wasn't new to you? >> it was all new. and i really struggled with issues that i guess a the journalist face everyday. if you have a shaky source who is telling a great story, and will swear to it, but you don't trust your source and you can't verify it elsewhere, what do you do? well, you don't use the story, as much as you want to. and i was continually confronted with issues like that. again, questions the journalist you with all the time. i felt like there would be -- i knew the book would not be well-received by the people i was writing about, the prosecutor, the police, maybe other folks in the system. so i wanted to be, i wanted to be accurate, era and accurate when i talked about them so that increased the level of research, the level of scrutiny that the book went through by editors and you know, attorney

i'm just seeing if the door can lock from the outside. why would the door lock from the outside? i know. it's crazy. ok, be productive! [sighs] oh, how did those mormons do it? boy, your downstairs wife really knows her way around a chimichanga. tequila shots, boys! ohh! [chuckles] [inhales] mmm. i just love the smell of cigars. something about it just makes me wanna bake. doug, great party. oh, thanks, man. i wanna introduce you to my sister melinda. hi. thanks for having me. it's the least i could do with you having to go through life with this guy as your brother. ah, watch it. you wanna stay on melinda's good side. she does p.r. for nassau coliseum. yeah. if you ever want tickets to anything, just give me a call. coliseum wife? do i dare? crowd: ohh! hey, you like the seats? oh, they're great! any chance i can do that zamboni thing? [laughs] stop by the locker room later, and i'll introduce you to some of the players. 'kay. coliseum wife, you're my favorite. [telephone rings] hello? oh, hey, doug. no, no, no, i-- i understand. well, i mean, if she's gonna introduce you to the

so the lock was not -- the lock door. wasn't broken. it just -- the door was just propped open. >> out to the lines. tracy, ohio. hi, tracy. >> caller: hi, nancy. i just love you. >> thank you, tracy in ohio. i've got to tell you, i could use that love tonight. i've been up since 4:30 this morning with the twins. they're waring mommy ragged. but i tell you, when i take a look at this story and i think about ronald cummings, teresa neves never seeing their daughter and granddaughter for all these months, maybe never again, they can wake me up every morning at 4:30 for the rest of my life. i'm just so grateful. what is your question, dear? >> caller: my question, nancy, is i wanted to know if there was a party that misty was at with haleigh, would there -- would the other people involved in that party be involved in this too? would they be charged? >> good question. sue moss, renee rockwell, doug burns, again, i've got to reiterate. it's very difficult for me to believe that a bunch at a drug party can keep their pie holes shut this many

now, she is the one who is locked up. jane: a lot happening on this tuesday. and malnourished teenager shows up at a national guard facility. they say he has scars on him and was kept inside a closet for years. we will tell you about what police say looks to be a disturbing case of child abuse. car dealers in the country are going under fast, and now, the city's to house the car dealers. plus, starbucks coffee chain trying its hand at a new market. we will sample fancy instant coffee in a little bit. gregg: this is a fox news alert. fox news confirming that the swiss government will gain access to the three american hikers who have been detained in iran, since they were arrested, accused of trying to illegally enter iran, are arrested by the iranian government. associated reports reported incorrectly and now correcting itself that indeed it is the swiss government that will gain access to those hikers, not the u.s. government. the swiss represents the u.s. government in tehran, since we have no embassy there. in the meantime, washington planning to push for a

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so the lock was not -- the lock wasn't broken. it just -- the door was just propped open. >> out to the lines. tracy, ohio. hi, tracy. >> caller: hi, nancy. i just love you. >> thank you, tracy in ohio. i've got to tell you, i could use that love tonight. i've been up since 4:30 this morning with the twins. they're wearing mommy ragged, but i tell you, when i take a look at this story and i think about ronald cummings, teresa neves never seeing their daughter and granddaughter for all these months, maybe never again, they can wake me up every morning at 4:30 for the rest of my life. i'm just so grateful. what is your question, dear? >> caller: my question, nancy, is i wanted to know if there was a party that misty was at with haleigh, would there -- would the other people involved in that party be involved in this too? would they be charged? >> good question. sue moss, renee rockwell, doug burns, again, i've got to reiterate. it's very difficult for me to believe that a bunch at a drug party can keep their pie holes shut this many

now he's locked into those statements. >> well, that's true, she locked into those statements depending on the questions that have been asked from him. i think from a defense point of view you really have to kind of go slow here. you have to wait because you don't really know what the evidence is. there's a lot of of dna evidence but you don't know where that dna is coming from, whether it links him, whether any direct evidence or not. from a defense point of view, this is really a question of making sure you cover your basis but don't go too quickly because you don't know what he said and you don't know what evidence they have. so from my point of view, you have to be careful here because you just don't really know and what your defense is going to be right that the moment. >> you know isn't that ironic, michael mazarelo, veteran trial lawyer. what burriss is saying is absolutely true. it clinches my stomach but it's true because what he's saying, michael, is let's wait and see what the state's got before we come up with our defense. let's don't commit to anything right now because in

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now he's locked into those statements. >> well, that's true, she locked into those statements depending on the questions that have been asked from him. i think from a defense point of view you really have to kind of go slow here. you have to wait because you don't really know what the evidence is. there's a lot of dna evidence but you don't know where that dna is coming from, whether it links him, whether any direct evidence or not. from a defense point of view, this is really a question of making sure you cover your basis but don't go too quickly because you don't know what he said and you don't know what evidence they have. so from my point of view, you have to be careful here because you just don't really know and what your defense is going to be right at this moment. >> you know isn't that ironic, michael mazarelo, veteran trial lawyer. what burriss is saying is absolutely true. it clinches my stomach but it's true because what he's saying, michael, is let's wait and see what the state's got before we come up with our defense. let's don't commit to anything right now because in the

now he's locked into those statements. >> well, that's true, she locked into those statements depending on the questions that have been asked from him. i think from a defense point of view you really have to kind of go slow here. you have to wait because you don't really know what the evidence is. there's a lot of of dna evidence but you don't know where that dna is coming from, whether it links him, whether any direct evidence or not. from a defense point of view, this is really a question of making sure you cover your basis but don't go too quickly because you don't know what he said and you don't know what evidence they have. so from my point of view, you have to be careful here because you just don't really know and what your defense is going to be right that the moment. >> you know isn't that ironic, michael mazarelo, veteran trial lawyer. what burrissis saying is absolutely true. it clinches my stomach but it's true because what he's saying, michael is let's wait and see what the state's got before we come up with our defense. let's don't commit to anything right now because in th

we're talking about congress secretary gary locke. he's going to be joining us first on cnbc right after this. plus we have much more from carl reporting live from the g-20 summit in pittsburgh. >> you know, one of the themes of this g-20 and any g-20 summit is the possibility or likelihood of security and protest being not just multinational corporations like mcdonald's but small businesses as well. later today there's a group that is scheduled to hold a mass march on this very street, penn avenue. they do not have a perm. so as a result a lot of small business owners are nervous. we talked to a couple had say they are nervous. some are boarding up their windows. makes you wonder if you owned a small business would you stay open knowing about the protest that is are planned. the cops have some special powers as a result of the city council that they can fine anyone who brings -- doesn't use but just brings pvc pipe, pad locks, chains, handcuffs, anything they think people can use to chain themselves together or create any kind of dis

the guns must be unloaded and locked. supporters say it will give amtrak riders the same gun rights as airline passengers. opponents say it will be too expensive for april track to make sure the guns aren't stolen or misused. >>> well, keep an eye on your personal belongings the next time you ride metro, especially in montgomery county. transit-related crime in the county shot up from 2006 to 2008 and that's mostly due to a 40% spike in reports of theft. three montgomery county stations, shady grove, silver spring and wheaton, account for more than half the transit-related crime. authorities caution, though, that crime on metro accounts for just a tiny portion of crime in the county. >> anmerican university student who has fought abroad is back to hitting the books after turbulent start to his semester. instead of worrying about studying, senior adam la piscopo faced a deployment back to iraq. he already spent four years in the army, 15 months in combat in iraq. it was during that time in iraq he appliedo attend a.u., but

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the worker accused of leaving three blind, deaf disabled men in a locked car for more than an hour has lost his job. 47-year-old brian flemming left his clients in that locked car while he had lunch at the diner. he now faces three counts of neglect and abuse. >>> an unusual crime spree is all the talk in one part of virginia. fredericksburg police say someone is breaking toilets in restaurants and coming back and offering to fix the plumbing problem. and police now say they know who is doing it. they are on the lookout for 39- year-old timmothy banks of fort washington. at seven different restaurants in or near the city's central park. police say banks broke or damaged urinals and returned hours later looking for cash to fix them. in fact, one of the restaurants actually paid out about $200, only later on did the managers realize the repairs for faulty. >> if someone comes up and offers to do some sort of repair on the spot, to a cash transaction, you need to look at it carefully and make sure it isn't a fraud. >> banks charged with similar crimes in prince william and fairfax county.