she was never even charged by the fbi. there was never a murder and now she's deceased and can't defend herself. i think any piling on this poor woman at this point for something that didn't even happen is awfully unfair to her. >> one point that you made, jane, i this think is very, very well taken, is anna nicole led a life of -- that was big. and some would characterize it as being excess. >> yes. >> what we see oftentimes is people who are trying to solve an inside problem with outside stuff. >> guys, got to leave it right there. we'll have more anna nicole drama right after the break. we're also taking your calls. what do you think about this alleged plot? 1-8 # 7-jvm-says. coming up, is ron cummings divorcing the very last person who saw his daughter, haleigh, alive because he does not believe her story? >>> but first, did anna nicole smith seem like she was capable of murder? more mind-boggling developments right after the break. >>> he loved her and provided her with the $8 million he gave her. he was clear that's

the fbi investigated smith back in 2000-2001. apparently, this is being released under the freedom of information act. how does that work? >> well, you know, the fbi has a certain time limit that it can keep documents on the shelf there before it's authorized to give it out but with the freedom of information act, people put them in every day and i would bet anything, i haven't seen the document, a lot of the information there was redacted, but certainly it was enough there for them to make a story out of it and for us to be talking about it. but i tell you another thing, too, jane, is that if they spent the time that they did investigating this case, then i'm convinced that anna nicole had no plot to do anything to pierce marshall. >> all right. >> given that they found that knife and that gun -- >> don't forget the dr. seuss hat. >> i'm convinced that it's colonel mustard with the lead pipe in the library. >> it wasn't anna. >> anna nicole smith told investigators during that interview that why would i do this, he's the trustee

>>> the fbi just added a man accused of dozens of murders to its most wanted list. the measures he took to change his appearance. >>> it is time right now to salute our troops. a long-awaited visit is coming up for the family of christopher foley, husband and father of three is coming home from afghanistan for system r&r and his mom wants him to know how proud she is of him. >>> good morning, robin. this is joan foley. i'd like to send out a salute to my son, sergeant christopher foley. i want to tell you how much i love him and miss him. i want to say how proud i am of him. >> well, thank you so much. i can hear how much it touches you. and your message has touched us. if you have somebody in the service go to cnn.com/robin. >>> a man described as a ruthless kill certificate the latest addition to the fbi's top ten most wanted list. eduardo ravelo was initially wanted for racketeering but is also responsible for dozens of murders and assaults. plus drug trafficking and extortion. correspondent richard lui joins us with more on this list here. what makes him more da

. >>> the fbi just added a man suspected of dozens of murders to its most wanted list. you have to hear the drastic measures they think he took to change his appearance. >>> it is time to salute our troops. we're happy to do so. a long-awaited visit is coming up for the family of sergeant christopher foley. the husband and father of three is coming home from afghanistan for r & r and his mom wants him to know how proud she is of him. >> good morning, robin. this is joan foley. i would like to send out a salute to my son, sergeant christopher foley. i want to tell him how much i love him and miss him. i want to say how proud i am of him. >> joan, we can certainly feel the emotion in your voice. thank you for sharing your sentiments with us. if you have somebody in the service go to cnn.com/robin. >>> on the cover of her new single "russian roulette" she is wearing an eye patch and not much else. the cover released was her website showed she posed in barb wire strategically placed around her chest. the new album featuring that single is called "rated r." ow is right. hope

we went around with an fbi agent and a woman from health and human services. they took us to storefront after storefront after storefront, billing $300,000 or $400,000 a month. and they were completely empty, nobody there. i mean, how do they get away with that? >> kim brandt: we're as frustrated by that as the law enforcement officials that you went out with. and in fact, our primary focus over the past years has been to tighten our enrollment standards to make it so it's much harder for people like that to be able to get in the program and to be able to commit that kind of fraud. >> kroft: look, i'm sure that you're aware of these problems. but it doesn't seem like you're doing a very good job. i don't mean you personally, but i mean, the... the government. this is still, like, a huge problem, and getting worse, right? >> brandt: well, it really does come down to the size and scope of the medicare program, and the resources that are dedicated to oversight and anti-fraud work. one of our biggest challenges has been that we have a program that pays out over a

by midday the fbi had in custody 27 of the 37 people under indictment. most of them cabbies. handing over aps much as 3 -- as much as 330,000 in cash to the current chairman of the d.c. taxi cab commission, leon swain who the government says was cooperating with the fbi, working undercover accepting money in exchange for fraudulent licenses. this probe went public last week when jim graham was arrested and charged with accepting a bribe. late this afternoon, jim graham confirmed two of hs staffers have been subpoenaed to testify before the grand jury. we asked graham questions about the investigation. have you been offered a bribe? >> i have not received a bribe of any kind of the i have not done anything illegal. >> reporter: have you been offered a bribe. >> i am not the subject of an investigation. you won't. >> reporter: you won't answer that question. >> that's all i will say for now. >> reporter: woe not say whether he has been recorded by the fbi on video or audio surveillance. the ward 1 council member says he is not a target of the investigation. according to the ind

the fbi did investigate. coming up, is ron cummings divorcing the very last person who saw has daughter, haleigh, alive because he does not believe her story? >>> but first, did anna nicole smith seem like she was capable of murder? more mind-boggling developments right after the break. >>> j. howard loved her and he provided for her with that about $8 million that he gave her but he was clear that that's all he intended to give her and so the marshall family has been trying to honor j. howard's wishes. >> that was the attorney for the family of the late billionaire, j. howard marshall. anna nicole waged a bitter battle against marshall's son, pierce, who ultimately died, seems like everybody involved in this is dead, but could she have been capable of plotting his murder? why is this coming out now, don clark? the fbi investigated smith back in 2000-2001. apparently this is being released under the freedom of information act. how does that work? >> well, you know, the fbi has a certain time limit that it can

. >> i'm not from the fbi, but i'm here to help you. there is a new warning from the fbi about a hot, hot scam working, where you get an email that pretends to be either from the fbi or the department of homeland security, with a claim that there's information there that you might be interested in. what kind of information? there are several versions. one of them says it's a confidential fbi report on new patterns in al qaeda financing. another one says -- weapons of mass destruction directate. it just gives you an example of what kind of things are floating out there. and what happens if you open one of these emails? will you end up loading viruses on your computer? and what are the criminals going to do with that? they're going to try to take over your bank accounts. they'll have access to all your passwords and all the rest. these are known as trojan and keylogger programs. the key thing for you is to know the fbi isn't sending these, you got to be smart about any email you receive and ever opening any attachment. >>> now how can i h

. >> i'm not from the fbi, but i'm here to help you. there is a new warning from the fbi about a hot, hot scam working where you get an e-mail that pretends to be either from the fbi or the department of homeland security with a claim that there is information there that you might be interested in. what kind of information? well, there are several versions. one of them says that it's a confidential fbi report on new patterns in al qaeda financing. another one says weapons of mass destruction directory. just to give you an example of what kind of things are floating out there. and what happens if you open one of these e-mails? what are the criminals going to do with that? they're going to try to take over your bank accounts. they'll have access to all your passwords and all the rest. these are known as trojan and key maker programs, and the key thing to you to note is the fbi are not sending you these, you have to be smart about any e-mail you receive and ever opening any attachment. now, how can i help you stay out of harm's way? what's

police academy and processed at the fbi's washington field office. according to the indictment on or about september 18th, 2009, he gave the chairperson approximately $51,000 in cash as partial payment for taxi operated licenses that he and the other coconspirators were trying to obtain corruptly. the u.s. attorney's office says the chairperson, leon swain was working with the government in an undercover capacity. the investigation went public last week with the arrest of teddy loza, jim graham's chief of staff. we caught up with graham late this afternoon to ask him about costany. >> what is your relationship with him. did he have anything to do with the drawing up of the legislation? >> no, he did not. he was the chairman of the commission under anthony williams. so, he had -- first, let me say that, you know, this further confirms what i have been saying for the past seven days. i am not a target of this investigation. i am not a person of interest in this investigation. >> reporter: jim graham said today never accepted a bribe but refused to say

andrews thanked the fbi and federal prosecutors for the arrest. she also hoped it would help people who have been victimized in a similar manner. >>> the fiance of one of the real housewives has died. they have charged a suspect with voluntary manslaughter. there is no word yet on the motive. jewell has been engaged to him, who appeared periodically on the show. burruss has been tweeting about the show. she is also an award winning singer and songwriter. >>> some people were hit by another storm just last week. typhoon parma landed in the phillipines today with 100-mile-an-hour winds as it hit the coast. but the big concern is not wind, but rain. today's typhoon is expected to bring up to 20 more inches of rain. the government evacuated tens of thousands of people who were in the typhoon's path. >>> air traffic control officials are working to get transatlantic flights from brilt britain back on track. officials say there was no risk to the safety of the passengers and the back-up systems were used while engineers fixed the malfunction. british ai

curtis, what should the fbi be doing right now? >> obviously, following up and letting us know if there is surveillance video or not. that would answer a lot of questions. this is a strange case. i wouldn't be so quick to be judgmental against the cops here. >> i'm not judgmental against the cops at all. all i'm saying is it's more of a societal thing. isn't it time with the precious life now in danger that every single one of these stadiums and every single university has state of the art surveillance video so we don't have to have a situation like this where the cops say we have these surveillance videos but they don't show us everything. they should show us everything that happened. if she's milling about for an hour outside the stadium, we should have that on video and see what she's doing. i say put a camera on every street corner and every road in america if it's going to save someone's life because we did it for terrorism. this is domestic terrorism. to me, this is more of a threat. okay, everyone. let's think about what it'

name or have an address to find out whether or not this guy truly is an fbi informant. we call them -- they are called serialized because when you're informing for the fbi, you come-n you get fingerprinted, you get photographed, and they do a background check on you, so they know whether or not this is true. >> right. right. >> her story's changed several times. and i know my kids did love her. they told me that. and i just hope she would not have nothing to do with this. >>> we need to get her date of birth. >> what's her date of birth? >> we need to find her. >> they haven't left me alone for six months. i've been the one, the main focus. they just need to move on and look for the right person. >> i'm not hiding anything for anybody. and if somebody has something to do with it, let them fry. >> i believe haleigh is alive. i have faith in god to take care of my baby girl and find her. and i don't care who had something to do with it. those are the people who need to be put away and bring my baby girl home. >> i'm mike brooks in for nancy grace. well, little haleigh cum

the fbi conducts a search. and now, wjz learns that they found a lot of evidence inside, including $46,000 in cash. >> we need to always be aware of the risks that the people are going to be greedy and corrupt and take advantage of opportunities and particularly when you have the situations when people have discretions. >> he's accused of stealing a watch from a drug dealer and in a list of seized items, many other watches turn up including a bently and a movado. >> and a gold medallion and tiffany jewelry. they also took leafy substances. and mark lunsford speaks with us and says there's an explanation that doesn't involve illegal activity. the case against the drug detective comes about when someone tells the fbi he's giving the feds information and taking back half in cash. a wiretap recorded him saying, we're the only ones that know we split the money, right. 99.9% of the officers are out raged about this. >> when talking about making the raids, he says, i ain't going into a [ bleep ] house if i ain't getti

one of them says it's a confidential fbi report on new patterns in al qaeda financing. another one says -- weapons of mass destruction directorate. it just gives you an example of what kind of things are floating out there. and what happens if you open one of these emails? will you end up loading viruses on your computer? and what are the criminals going to do with that? they're going to try to take over your bank accounts. they'll have access to all your passwords and all the rest. these are known as trojan and keylogger programs. the key thing for you is to know the fbi isn't sending these, you got to be smart about any email you receive and ever opening any attachment. >>> now how can i help you stay out of harm's way? what's your question for me? erin is with us, erin, hi, how are you? >> caller: hey, i'm hoping you can keep my sanity, clark, and then i'll be okay. >> tell me how i can be of service. >> caller: my husband and i are one of those unfortunate people who are upside-down in the value of our home. and through listening to your show and advice from friends

the fbi has made an arrest in the case. later, body language takes a look at bill maher and michael moore. quite a pair upcoming. bill: impact segment tonight, stratfor.com is reporting that the russians, the iranians, and some in europe believe that president obama is a weak leader. but is that fair? joining us now from washington fox news analyst mary cath -- catherine ham and the always dapper juan williams. all right, juan, as i told the general, i think that this decision should have been made already. you have got to assume that the pentagon has an ongoing strategic vision. and to say that well they are reevaluating this or that and not committing makes the president look weak in the eyes of the world. am i wrong? >> yeah. i think there is a problem here in that this time frame is now being elongated and as such people are wondering what exactly what is going on? who is in charge. it invites the situation where earlier some are saying that the president is mad at mcchrystal and he is launching his own p.r. campaign. i

we are joined on the phone by an fbi agent in charge of the bureau's memphis office. agent, thanks for coming, tell us about how you broke open this particular case? >> in case was the result of [ inaudible ] [ unintelligible ] >> when will the mother and the child be reunited? >> we are working to make sure that happens very soon. the child has been taken for medical treatment make sure he's okay. once that's done we'll work to get the family back together. >> brian: what was the break in the case? >> the break came from photos from a vehicle that was obvioused -- observed, following the mother. [ inaudible ] we were able to identify the suspect through that car. >> brian: good police work thank you for joining us here on america's news headquarters. >>> with unemployment numbers continuing to climb top white house economic advisers are considering extending key parts of the economic stimulus program. they are making sure not to call it a second stimulus plan. officials are looking for ways to extend health insurance subsidies, tax credits, jobless benefits. friday p

the fbi has made an arrest in the case. later, body language takes a look at bill maher and michael moore. quite a pair upcoming. some people like to pretend... a flood could never happen to them... and that their homeowners insurance... protects them. it doesn't. stop pretending. it can happen to you. protect your home with flood insurance. call the number on your screen... for your free brochure. bill: impact segment tonight, stratfor.com is reporting that the russians, the iranians, and some in europe believe that president obama is a weak leader. but is that fair? joining us now from washington fox news analyst mary cath -- catherine ham and the always dapper juan williams. all right, juan, as i told the general, i think that this decision should have been made already. you have got to assume that the pentagon has an ongoing strategic vision. and to say that well they are reevaluating this or that and not committing makes the president look weak in the eyes of the world. am i wrong? >> yeah. i think there is a problem h

about a year and a half ago we again asked the assistance of the fbi. dickinson police department detective tim chromy fbi agent richard and others were to endlessly breathe new breath into this, into the life of this investigation and develop new leads. because of advances in technology the decision was made to send key pieces of evidence from the crime to the fbi's laboratory for advanced testing. the testing was successful. a male dna profile was extracted from the evidence. the profile was run against existing fbi data bases, and a match was found. further investigation revealed this person resided in our community at the time of the crime. a copy of his texas driver's license valid at the time was obtained from the texas department of public safety crime records service division. we have a copy of that photo from that license for you to see. adjacent to the sketch made by lois gibson on august 14 1990 from jennifer's description of her abductor. if you would, captain. you can compare this for yourself. we find them remarkably similar. based on all

. >> reporter: the fbi cubs conducts a search of lunsford's home. they found cash. >> you have to know that people are going to take opportunity. >> reporter: lunsford is also charged with threat. stealing an expensive watch from a drug dealer. a gold medallion and tiffany jewelry. they also confiscated a leafy substance in a bag, viles of liquid and needles. he says, quote there is a legitimate explanation and hopefully the truth will come out in court. the case against the drug detective comes about when an informant tells the fbi lunsford has given them money for information, then has taken back half in cash. >> 99.9% of law enforcement officers are just as outraged about these allegations as we are. >>> when talking about making raids on drug houses, lunsford said i ain't going into a [ bleep ] house if i ain't getting [ bleep ]. >>> some students show you are never too young to be a ravens fan. >> i think that's go ravens go, if i might have heard it correct. they already have their game faces on for the big match against the patriots. you can

we understand there are fbi photographs that clearly show that logo. they apparently were provided to the defense months ago in march. the defense has had those photographs since march. and they should be about to be released to us sometime soon. >> kathi, if this duct tape hasn't been available for years, can you purchase it anywhere in the orlando area? >> i'm not sure if you can purchase it still in the orlando area. the home depot did not sell it. lowe's did sell it. but i believe there were only about 100,000 rolls that were sold across north america. it's a fairly rare duct tape. it's an industrial duct tape. and the fact that three pieces now have been found connected to the anthony family just increases the chances as the fbi said that two pieces have come from the same roll. >> seems to me more investigation needs to be done on that. let's go out to the attorneys, susan moss advocate family attorney out of new york, joey jackson defense attorney out of new york. midwin charles defense attorney out of new york also. to susan moss, you know the

. >>> what the fbi says about newly released surveillance tape about the oklahoma city bombing. >>> new inspections show advanced deterioration on bridges across the susquehanna. >>> will the weekend be wet or dry? i'm bob turk. i'll have the complete forecast come you want next -- up next. >>> now, complete coverage continues, with denise koch and sports with mark viviano, on >>> it is 51 degrees and clear. the fbi responds to an allegation that they doctored surveillance video from the 1985 oklahoma city bombing. the bureau says they did not edit the tapes which shows people running out of nearby buildings, and attorneys who obtained them says there were unexplained blank spots just minutes before the blast. 168 people died and hundreds were injured in the explosion. >>> the florida man awaiting execution for the death of 9- year-old jessica lundsford. he died of natural causes. in 2005 a third grader's body was found in a grave near his house. he was convicted for kidnapping, raping, and burying her. the 51-year-old has been hospitalized for the last six weeks. >>> just days after ma

so yeah, i think the fbi needs to in this case pile on this guy. >> okay. clint van zandt, thank you so much for being with us throughout the morning. appreciate that as always. >> okay. >>> for more information on how you can keep yourself safe when traveling logon to clint's website at lifesecure.org. >>> a newborn baby boy snatched from his tennessee home by someone posing as an immigration agent has been found live and well in alabama. the woman suspected of taking baby yair anthony carillo is in custody and questioned by police. au a authorities say video from a walmart parking lot helped track her down. the baby's mother says the suspect entered her nashville home on tuesday posing as an agent and then stab herd eight times with a kitchen knife before taking her baby. the mother is recovering from that attack. >>> president obama is offering his congratulations rio for winning the bid to host the 2016 games. spoking to reporters, the president said he was disappointed chicago didn't get the games but happy with the u.s. effort put forth there. quite a

the former commissioner's house was raided today by the fbi. at this point, he is not under arrest. authorities have made most of the arrests they plan to. they're still looking for some of the others. the cases being heard here. the federal court which really is handling this case will be closed on the weekend. those will have to remain in jail overnight. >>> fairfax county investigators are looking for a man who attacked a teenager. the teenager was walking along the little river turnpike at around 10:30 p.m. when the suspect pulled her hair and grabbed her by her close. the girl fought back and was able the runaway. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> police are looking for a gunman who shot people in an apartment complex. police say that fabian and his nephew were headed to work and got into an argument with two other men. somebody started shooting. >> they shot both of them while they were in the car. they just ran. the guys were covered up in the face. >> they were taken to the hospital with non life- threatening injuries. police say they do not have any suspe

the fbi conducts a search of the officer's home. he is suspected of taking kickbacks. they found $40,000 in cash. >> you need to be aware of the risk that people will be greedy and corrupt and take advantage of opportunities. particularly where you have situations where people have discretion over sums of money. >> reporter: he is charged with stealing a watch from a suspected drug dealer. many other watches turn up and a bentley and gucci and a gold medallion. they found vials of liquid and needles. there is an explanation that does not involve illegal activity. hopefully the truth will come out in court. investigators say a wire tap recorded lunsford telling him, "me and you are the only ones who know we split the $10,000." when talking about making raids on drug houses, lunsford said, "a ain't going into a [ bleep ] house if i ain't getting something out of the [ bleep ]." susan collins, eyewitness news. >> detective mark lunsford is facing up to 30 years in prison. >>> five weeks ago, a man was stabbed in his car in anne arundel county and later died. we have vic w

the fbi informed scripts that same person he sent a letter to a unknown law firm containing personal information of 800,000 names from across the country. including more than 10,000 from maryland. >> what we see are problems with companies that assume that their traditional security methods are enough. when in reality, as their websites become more complex and applications become more in-depth and serve users in a number of convenient ways, expose themselves to a number of new threats. >> express scripts will offer free identity restoration services to all affected employees. >> karen parks, fox 45 news "late edition". >> baltimore county man is locked up tonight accused of abusing a neighbor's little girl. he is also charged with possession of child pornography. police arrested 55-year-old william davis yesterday after a three day investigation. investigators say a cable contractor was installing the internet at davis' home on which i will cot square in essex when he stumbled on porn on davis' computer. >> he visually saw it. identifiable by this contractor. he then shut it down. ne

. >>> texas police and the fbi say new technology helped them solve a brutal crime 19 years after it was committed. he's identified as dennis earl bradford accused of attacking an 8-year-old girl in her home august 10th, 990. police say advances led them to bradford who was taken into custody in little rock, arkansas. the police chief of dickenson, texa told us what the man is accused of doing. >> a young girl only 8 years old at the time was abducted from the bedroom of her apartment located not too far from here. once inside the apartment the abductor grabbed her from her bed, picked her up and took her to his car. eventually this little girl was taken to a field a couple miles from this office. this individual sexually assaulted her violently cutting had her throat from one side to the other and then left her there in that field to die. this little 8-year-old girl defied all of the odds. through her strength, determination, and with the help of nearby citizens who found her some 14 hours later, she survived this brutal attack. >> the victim is now 27 and has come forward to tell h

they will send this evidence to the fbi lab in quantico. once you get to the body you bag the hands. we don't know cause of death yet. we don't know. >> as we go from finding the body doing that to the body to somer thompson, we have another missing person's case in virginia. virginia tech junior morgan harrington. we heard from her parents. i listened to that police press yesterday where the officer was saying we found her cell phone. battery wasn't in it. what's your take on the latest here? >> heard that yesterday too. the lieutenant said that there was no battery. he said it didn't seem too moved by that. >> too concerned. >> did the battery fall out of the phone already? was the battery taken out on purpose? they found her purse and her cell phone with no battery in a small parking lot outside of the center where they were having the metallica cancer on the campus of the university of virginia. it was a missing persons case. they now say that they are handling it as a criminal investigation but they don't know if a crime was committed.

the ap reports that the cia a limited domestic agencies, including the fbi, which started to keep by over zazi denver a month ago. that is how they knew he drew a metal car -- drove a rental car to new york. but he left new york, and the fbi raided three apartments, arrested him in denver, and charged him with lying to investigators. jonathan is live. the top prosecutor spoke out today about this, describing this as one of the most serious terrorist plots since 9/11. >> those were the precise words of eric holder. they are certain that zazi intended to deny -- that make a device inside the united states. this plot was serious, and had not been disrupted, it could have resulted in the loss of american lives. in separate comments yesterday in denver, the attorney general said that this could have taken scores of lives. shepard: there is said to be a rift between the ft and why and nypd in all of it. >> he was praising the cooperation to be -- to the cia and fbi. remarks he made today at the national counter- terrorism center said this cooperation and the way these agencies have worked

the key thing for you to know is the fbi isn't sending these. you've got to be smart about any e-mail you receive and ever opening any attachment. now, how can i help you stay out of harm's way? what's your question for me? erin is with us. erin, hi. how are you? >> caller: hey. i'm hoping you can help me keep my sanity, clark, and then i'll be okay. >> tell me how i can be of service. >> caller: my husband and i are one of those unfortunate people that are upside down on their home now. and through listening to your show and advice through friends, we learned earlier in the year about possibly re-fi'ing through our mortgage company or doing a loan modification through our mortgage company. so in april we started a process with our then mortgage company, we got approved, and two days later, a new mortgage company called and said, we bought your loan. we thought, okay, it's coincidence. so we started the process over, faxed in all the 60 pages of paperwork. we got approved and literally the next day, the mortgage company called and said, we can't

when a lab examined the chemical composition, the fbi did determine that they did originate from the same source of roll or tape or manufacturer. >> the links are being questioned. and those links are what's called reasonable doubt. >> reporter: conway believes the most compelling evidence in favor of her innocence is this fbi lab report. it states that the duct tape found around caylee anthony's skulls, does not contain any fibers, such as carpet fibers that can be linked to the anthony home or casey's car. >> if there is no match, there no link. >> reporter: but the fbi found that little evidence stuck to that tape. perhaps because the stape deteriorated while oaks ex -- exposed in the woods. they say that there was not oven any case of caylee, even though it was wrapped around her mouth. >>> a woman offered a cash settlement. the dashboard camera caught the incident back in may. they have offered the woman $40,000 to stop her lawsuit. the woman is seeking $135,000 for pain and suffering and medical expenses. no word whether she will accept the offer. >>> the jena six has come to a

the fbi's advice always double-checks these sorts of requests in person. if your friend wants money tell them to ask you to your face. >>> only the most energy efficient appliances are supposed to get the energy star label. that's not always what happens, though. allison is in the cnnmoney.com newsroom in new york. what do people need to know about that rating? i gravitate to those things. most people do. >> reporter: exactly. think about it. when we shop for new appliance, it's not just the color or the brand that matter it's that little energy star sticker on the appliances. but problems with the program could wind up undermining that consumer confidence that we have in that little sticker. one red flag is that manufacturers test their own products. so some companies could put stickers on products that don't qualify and it's happened before. the report finds one refrigerator company snitched to the energy department about a competitor, independent testing confirmed that the model in question made by lg electronics actually used double the amount of energ

latest details from the fbi about the length this is man allegedly went to. >> startling. >>> football may be a relgsen in some towns but religion at football games has one town in georgia embroiled in controversy. for years the team had a tradition on game nights busting through a ban we are a bieblt verse on the banner. now the school has banned the banners because they might be unconstitutional and ron claiborne went down and talked with the mayor. we'll talk with the mayor this morning. >> there is the mayor and the teal behind him. >>> special guest, lisa leslie, one of the best players in the history of basketball, really, now she's retiring from the game and we're going to help make one of her life long dreams come true. right here this morning. there is a hint. >> wow. she's tall. 6"? >> yeah. >> that's a sight gag is what that is, right there. >> looking forward to seeing lisa. >>> but first, ron claiborne here with the headlines. >> good morning, everyone. we begin with that arrest overnight of a man authorities say seetly taped nude videos of espn reporter erin andrews and p

the fbi conducted numerous tests. in fact did they find dna that does not support a conviction in their probe of the forensic evidence? >> what they found are two partial dna profiles that does not match casey anthony or any member of the anthony family. one of them they were able to connect one of their tem anythingss which you have now questions of contamination of practically one of the most critical pieces of evidence in this case. in addition to that there is a partial profile that is able to exclude casey anthony and any member of the family. >> so the hair that was found in that trunk, is that the child -- is that kailee anthony's hair? >> that was another piece of evidence that was leaked early on that led a lot of people to conclude she was guilty when in fact we now have e-mails through the discovery of the actual technicians who conducted this examination who said i can't believe absolutely this came from a dead body, can i please find some more it would help make our case stronger saying this came from a b

we're focused entirely on assisting the fbi and the u.s. attorneys here in los angeles. agents felice and rogers, asa shoe and our energies are directed to helping them in every way that we can. >> marshall grossman, thanks for joining us. we want to point out to everyone at home the marriott corporation has issued a statement saying "marriott takes the security and privacy of its guests seriously and we have been cooperating with authorities during the investigation." turn you now to sam champion again in st. paul, minnesota. sam? s>> good morning, diane. we are here with a whole host of volunteers doing some work. by the way it's "eks trextreme makeover." we got plumbers over here, as well. there are 24, 2500 volunteers that will put this together. they're cleaning up strts in the community and also cleaning up parks around the area. i'm telling you we have not seen a bigger volunteer effort anyplace we've shown up before. one or two things going on we want you to know about. it's how this storm system puts itself together as it moves across the country that is interes

. >>> two canadians wanted by the fbi have been arrested. they were taken into custody today in ontario. the two were allegedly members of a mosque in detroit. the leader of the mosque had extreme anti-government views and encouraged followers to commit violence. he wanted to create an islamic state. he died in a shootout on wednesday. the agency says he resisted arrest inside a warehouse and fired a gun. the mosque denies he was part of a radical group. >> a tanker has stopped leaking oil into san francisco bay. the leak started yesterday during a fuel transer if. >> rather than trying to estimate exactly what it was, we responded as though it were a big spill. and we mobilized irrespective of the reporting party. we don't pay too much attention to initial volume. it just doesn't work. initial volumes are never correct. there may have been a lower report it did not affect the way we responded. >> officials are telling people not to swim in the pay and avoid local beaches. it looks like the oil spill was caused by a mechanic a.m. failure. >>

abdullah died in a shootout with fbi agents wednesday. it was said he resisted arrest and fired a gun. the mosque denies he was part of a radical islamic group. >>> a tanker has stopped leaking oil into the san francisco bay. the leak started yesterday morning when a fuel line ruptured on a panamanian tanker. this during a fuel transfer. the san francisco mayor says hundreds of gallons of oil has spilled into the bay. the coast guard organized a massive response to the spill. >> rather than trying to estimate exactly what it was what we responded to, we responded as though it were a big spill and we mobilized irrespective of the reporting quantity. we don't pay too much attention to that initial volume. it just doesn't work. initial volumes are never correct. so while there may have been a lower report out there initially, it did not affect the way we responded. it responded as though it were a much larger spill. >> the coast guard says it looks like the spill was caused by some kind of mechanical failure. >>> california officials say the

the fbi's advice here always double check these sorts of requests in person. so be careful. >>> there's a new warning, if you take your kids around in car seats outside the car a study cited says nearly 9,000 infants end up in the emergency room each year because of car seat misuse. most of the injuries happened when car seats fell off counters of table tops. babies should not be carried around in their car seats for an extended period of time. >>> this coyote is missing. >>> plus the colorado balloon chase may have been a hoax, but it is bringing back memories of the original balloon boy other than 70 years ago. >>> we're watching a fire that's ongoing at the great lakes steel plant that's close to detroit, michigan, the area is just about south of detroit. according to local media, police say there's been no explosions but they are foaming down everything in the area. we're getting reports from a chopper here and there. we'll get that report when we can. a former u.s. government scientist will be in court today to face charges that he allegedly tried to sell

we understand there are fbi photographs that clearly show that logo. they apparently were provided to the defense months ago in march. the defense has had those photographs since march. and they should be about to be released to us sometime soon. >> kathi, if this duct tape hasn't been available for years, can you purchase it anywhere in the orlando area? >> i'm not sure if you can purchase it still in the orlando area. the home depot did not sell it. lowe's did sell it. but i believe there were only about 100,000 rolls that were sold across north america. it's a fairly rare duct tape. it's an industrial duct tape. and the fact that three pieces now have been found connected to the anthony family just increases the chances as the fbi said that it's likely those two pieces have come from the same roll. >> seems to me more investigation needs to be done on that. let's go out to the attorneys, susan moss advocate family attorney out of new york, joey jackson defense attorney out of new york. midwin charles defense attorney out of new york also. to susan m

the fbi said that he was determined to carry out this attack. he drove a truck with what he believed contained a live bomb and sat in a far away from the tower. he even chose not to wear earplugs so that he could hear the resulting explosion he dialed a cell phone that he thought was going to trigger the blast. it turned out, there was no bomb. he had been under fbi surveillance. the bomb was actually a decoy. he is charged with attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction. he could face life in prison for did jane: to college towns are on edge. can press -- counting president obama among those saying that cutting waste and medicare could help to pay for health reform. (voice 1) we've detected an anomaly... (voice 2) how bad is it? (voice 1) traffic's off the chart... (voice 2) they're pinging more targets... (voice 3) isolate... prevent damage... (voice 2) got 'em. (voice 3) great exercise guys. let's run it again. or diabetics on medicare! i'm a diabetic and i want you to know over 230,000 u.s. doctors have authorized their patients to recei

we call them -- they are called serialized because when you're an informant for the fbi, you come in, get finger printed, photographed and do a background check on you so they know whether or not this is true. >> right. right. >> her story's changed several times and i know my kids did love her. they told me that, and i just hope she would not have nothing to do with this. birth. >> what's her date of birth? >> this is [ bleep ], we need to find her. >> they haven't left me alone for six months. i've been the one, the main focus. they just need to move on and look for the right person. >> i'm not hiding anything for anybody. and if somebody has something to do with it, let them fry. >> i believe haleigh is alive. i have faith in god to take care of my baby girl and find her. and i don't care who had something to do with it. those are the people who need to be put away and bring my baby girl home. >> i'm mike brooks in for nancy grace. well, little haleigh cummings is still gone. vanished in the middle of the night. and the one woman that i think holds the key to finding her is down in

fbi and local law enforcement swooped in and got the baby. baby was briefly reunited with mom and the family and saturday they had a family meeting and the baby and the other children were taken to a foster care family by the state. >> how did they track this lady down? >> they used a cell phone. they were able to determine that the mom, this is according to the warrant, that the cell phone number led the authorities to the suspect. tammy renee silas. they said it was a secellular phone number was used for the rental car. she was charged saturday with the kidnapping. she went before a judge saturday and likely will be coming back to nashville to face the charges. there is an extradition hearing that will likely happen in alabama. >> brian, great police work, huh? >> they did a great job. the important thing is exigency. it was good police work. >> let me stay with you, brian. it sounds like your basic case of a woman wanting a child, had the boyfriend, told boyfriend i'm going to adopt, something months in the planning? >> yeah. typically we

it took the fbi a while to follow all the footprints, to follow the dots. one more time it looks like they got their man. >> the sauce spect michael barrett faces up to five years in federal prison if convicted. what kind of person does something like this? >> two type of people, alex. the celebrity stalkers that look at the madonnas, look at the alexs, look at the lester holts, whoever it's going to be and say, boy, i really want to be up close and personal with that person. they want to develop a fantasized relationship and, number two, sometimes they simply want to gather enough information to make money off of you, and in this case, it may have been both. this guy was trying to sell these grainy, terrible, crude nude pictures he took, and number two, he may have been trying to develop a relationship, but realized, alex, there were yet other unnamed women he photographed in the same way. >> how prevalent is this kind of crime? you know, secretly recording people in places, or taking e-mails and that sort of thing and holding them to threaten people? i me

mike brooks, former fed with the fbi, weigh in. >> nancy, i tell you what. i'm looking forward to next week to see what charges he gets locked up for. conspiracy, delinquency of a child, attempting to basically con a public servant and i hope that the fbi goes after him for some federal charges. now, the faa, they're taking a look, too. they can only charge him with faa violations, f.a.r.s for civil penalties. i can tell you what, they can get in his pocket. >> look at this, mike brooks. show me, norm. >> they call this guy a detective? i was a detective. that's an insult to me. look at this, with these kids. ♪ >> to dr. jeff gardere. dr. gardere, we went round and round and round about whether i could even tell you the title to the song, and ultimately we decided that we shouldn't. not that i don't want to not give you the news, but it would be giving such a bad example to say that word on the air. it is a horrible slur on women. >> all right. >> that's the title to the song. >> sure. >> the "f" word. s-h-i-t is in there. >> references to gays in a negati

i hope the fbi piles on this guy. this is -- you got to send a message to somebody like this that you cannot invade another person's privacy like this. so, if the fbi is able to identify these other victims, where he has allegedly posted similar pictures of them on the internet, i hope they charge him with every count, five years for every count, stack them up and let's get this guy off the street and send a message to anybody else who thinks they can do this. who thinks they're funny and cute, you're going go to jail if you do it. >> thank you very much as always, clint van zandt. >>> new details about the alleged extortion case of late night talk show host david letterman. robert joe halderman is free after posting $200,000 bail. if convicted halderman faces up to 15 years in prison for allegedly trying to blackmail letterman. more details starting to emerge about david letterman and his work place affairs. joining me live is ra hey ma ellis. good morning. >> let's talk about the letterman and the man accused of try

the fbi says more than 9 -- 690 people were arrested. the sting had koordcoordinated efforts. 36 cities were involved. smadi pleaded not guilty in a dallas courtroom today. he's facing two federal charges including attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction. officials say he tried to blow up a dallas skyscraper with what he thought was a car bomb. it was actually a fake provided by fbi agents posing as al qaeda operatives. he could face life in prison if convicted. >>> more than 160 people have been killed at least 30 children in the bloodiest attacks in more than two years in baghdad. at least 540 people were injured yesterday. two suicide car bombs targeted government buildings. iraq's prime minister al maliki said they will not derail the elections and promised to punish those responsible. >>> the war in afghanistan is one of the biggest obstacles the obama administration faces, and it was the main topic of a meeting today between the president and his national security team. the president is trying to decide whether to send thous

the fbi says he then tried to sell the videos to the celebrity website tmz. after tmz refused, he allegedly posted the videos on the internet. he thanked the fbi and federal prosecutors for their work on arrest and said she hoped the case would help other people who have been victimized in a similar manner. >>> the former fiancee of one of the real housewives in atlanta has been killed. he died of massive head injuries after a fight in the parking lot of an atlanta strip club. police say they have charged a suspect with volunteer manslaughter. july was engaged to cass member candy burris and appeared frequently on the show. people say he worked at "the body tap club" where the fight occurred. he drove himself to the hospital and later tied. burris has been tweeting about her fiancee's death. she is the newest member of the hit reality show, an award winning singer and song writer. >>> a monster too foyphoon is clobbering people in the philippines. the biggest threat is not wind but rain. another typhoon slammed some areas last week, including the capital, man