the fbi had some we know that the fbi had some knowledge of this and reviewed certain communications with the subject that investigation asserted the content of these communications was consistent with research being conducted by anwar aulaqi -- nidal malik hasan. there was allegation of communications, web boasting and suicide bombing. possibly an individual named nidal malik hasan wrote a post on the web site that favorably compared an american soldier jumping on a grenade to save the lives of its fellow soldiers to suicide bombers. extremist activities at walter reed, students and faculty by espousing what they perceive to be extremists, most notable is the activity at walter reed as a presentation to fellow students. we love death more than you love like, fighting to establish an islamic state to please got even by force is condoned by islam. general keane, obviously this is speculation, but the military is most sensitive of any organization i know to any allegation or impression of being discriminatory, which is appropriate. do you think that political correctness may have playe

. >> 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

i've talked to the fbi about this. there was some misreporting about the notion that people captured on the battlefield were automatically be read their miranda warnings. there are thousands of people captured and a very small number have been read miranda warnings. after military lawyers, civilian lawyers, investigators from both sides made the determination that there was some reason to give miranda warnings to those captive. >> and you support that decision to give miranda rights to some suspected terrorists? >> well, give them, you know, miranda warnings if that means it's going to preserve an option for us. i think that's why it's done. >> and you support it? >> well, i would support it into the limited extent that it is done. i defer to the people in the field who make these determinations, and i think, you know, are capable of making those determinations given the facts that they have to confront that are right in front of them. >> and should khalid shaikh mohammed have been read his miranda rights? >> there's n

the fbi's hands were tied the fbi needed a credit check before they could investigate. as a former journalist, i had worked at cnn could investigate with more freedom than the fbi could. we began investigating many of these groups that were fronted as civil rights groups or as charitable organizations but were in fact de facto arms of terrorist organizations. we began an organization in 1995 that now has blossomed into an organization of two dozen staff people. host: 1 caller earlier opposed the possibility of an alliance between the hip-hop generation and jihadist groups. we have this message saying that the "l.a. times"right says the mexican cartel group heightened large groups in cities. are the mexican cartels and jihadist groups emerging? guest: some groups are using middle easterners to come up through texas and mexico under false names. they are in fact connected to hezbollah or hamas or other terrorist groups. host: parkersburg, west virginia, on our line republicans, go aheaäì(lc@&c+ caller: thank you for accepting my call. i agree with what the gentleman say

and the fbi's own internal guidelines. it may be that it is discouraging people to do what they really needed to do. the u.s. military did not get the information that they could have acted within their system. we have to look at whether or not the u.s. military, if they had got the information, that they identify and deal with these things affectively. >> good questions and very constructive answers. >> thank you for holding a hearing. you believe that the attack on for a good -- on fort hood -- [unintelligible] >> i do, based on the preliminary reports. what he was screaming at the time of the act and his behavior and attitude prior to that, just based on that, investigations will confirm what his motivations are. what is in front of us right now? >> when we look at basic english dictionary definition of terror, it is hard to imagine that this was not an act of terror. what remains to be seen is that this is an individual or a few as part of some larger conspiracy. i do believe that he is an entity. >> we're not going to

and he only gave the fbi a fraction of what he promised, maybe a tenth, maybe a twentieth. not a complete failure, but& certainly not what the fbi wanted. >> logan: tadamasa goto returned to his life of crime as a yakuza godfather, and it all stayed hidden until adelstein was tipped off. it took him years to piece together the details for a newspaper story. then, when word got out that adelstein knew, the yakuza tried to buy his silence, offering him half a million dollars. were you tempted? >> adelstein: of course, i'm tempted, you know? when someone offers you half a million dollars not to write something. but then again, you know, i don't want to be owned by organized crime the rest of my life. >> logan: adelstein wrote the story for "the washington post" and it eventually made its way back to japan. the news infuriated the yakuza bosses. for goto, it was a humiliating blow from which he would never recover. >> adelstein: i heard from someone very close to him that, as he was leaving and getting in his car, he said, "that, you know, that... that god-damn american jew rep

we do investigations more like fbi style versus just online checks. we screen our sitters and families. >> reporter: there's a $40 membership fee and the company has expanded into a nationwide franchise. despite the growth, seeking sitters still tries to keep it in the neighborhood. >> we're not just the website business. that's why we went on the franchise behalf, that local person, that local field for every one of our offices. >> interesting idea. if you are a small business owner and would like to see your success story, go to cnn.com/robin. upload a video i-report about your business, share your inbe foe. you might be featured right here on "morning express." >>> another fraternity is in trouble for alleged hazing. this time for dangerous alcohol overdose. you won't believe how the alleged victim got help. >>> more than 400 children were able to escape a dangerous fire at their school. this was near portland, oregon, yesterday. fire officials say it started in an area used for science projects. >> my class had to actually get on our knees somewha

>> nearly a year ago the fbi looked at the suspect, major nidal hasan. they said that there were no red flags despite knowing about e-mails between hasan and a muslim cleric linked to two 9/11 hijackers. now the fbi is starting a new internal review to see if it could have done anything differently. >>> the man accused of trying to blackmail david letterman is expected to ask a judge to drop the case today. a lawyer for cbs news producer robert halderman plans to challenge the evidence. remember the case made letterman admit on his own show that he had sex with women who worked for him. >>> new this morning, basketball legend kareem abdul-jabbar has made a stunning announcement about his health. that he has cancer. what kind, rafer? >> a rare form of cancer that has the dreaded word leukemia in it. the basketball legend starred in films like "air"airplane" and t shows. he was diagnosed with myeloid leukemia back in december. doctors say it was not a death sentence and he has a very good chance to live a normal life. >> i had a very good friend who died t

i'm reading from the fbi report. ethanol, water, chloroform and about one, two, three, four kinds of testosterone. basically looked them up. it has to do with anabolic steroids, all injectables. >> pam, let's go to you. chloroform found at the crime scene. chloroform found on caylee's clothes, high levels in the trunk of casey's car. come on. this is what the prosecution needs, right? >> it sure is. to tie back the chloroform searches on the internet, how to make chloroform along with the neck breaking ties this case in together beautifully. you know i hate to use the word slam dunk. i never will but this is about as close as it is getting. the case is getting stronger and stronger for the prosecution. you can tie it to the internet searches, to the car. >> doesn't that tell you premeditation if you have searches for chloroform three months before caylee's death or days experience? >> yes. that is what helps you, the internet searches to give you the premeditation. >> all right, counselor, argue away, mark. >> i don'

fbi agents worked for about four hours saturday with thermal imaging devices, rakes and shovels to see if any more bodies meet be in anthony sowell's backyard with. authorities say sowell used drugs and alcohol to lure women to his home and then strangle them. >>> the governor of virginia visited areas of his state that were hit hard by a nor'easter. governor kaine said he would try to free up state funds to help. nearly eight inches of rain drenched the coastal city of folk. officials are waiting for floodwaters to recede to assess the full damage. >>> the powerful storm battered new jersey for a third straight day yesterday. that didn't help people who were trying to clear flooded roads and repair storm damage. that storm is blamed for at least six deaths in three states. >>> you could call it a beauty contest, and you can bet someone you is really proud of the winner. >> when you look at missy, she has a lot of style, a lot of presence. she knows she's pretty. >> reporter: missy is a cow, considered as perfect as cows get. wait until you hear how much money someone paid for her. >>>

their arrest came days after a shootout with the fbi in detroit. the one killed in that shooting was also arrested in windsor. >>> the number of kids who died from swine flu jumped this month. the cdc says h 1wun at least 11 have died since the spring. the government says children are at high risk for h1n1 and should get vaccinated. as march snow reports, the advice has some parents divided. >> i'm going to get a glass out or something. >> reporter: lara wellington says she does what she can to keep their family healthy. the when it comes to the vaccine -- >> i'm absolutely not getting the children vaccinated. no. the risk is not worth it. >> reporter: laura has four children and is pregnant with her fifth. she's not against vaccines in general and has paid close attention to information about swine flu and swine talked to her doctors. >> reporter: is your main concern side effects, the speed of the vaccine? >> it's side effects. it's potential down the line. you know, you put something new into your body, you know, people react very differently to

fbi agents worked four hours saturday with thermal imaging devices, rakes and shovels. sowell is a convicted sex offender. he's now in jail facing murder, rape and other charges. he used drugs and alcohol to lure women to his home and then strangle them. >>> the governor of virginia visited areas of his state hit hard by a nor'easter. he will push for federal money to help them recover and free up state funds as well. nearly eight inches of rain drenched norfolk. officials are waiting for floodwaters to recede to assess the full damage. >>> the powerful storm battered new jersey for a third straight day yesterday. that didn't help people who were trying to clear flooded roads. that storm is blamed for six deaths in three states. >>> let's turn our attention to the national forecast. there is something brewing out west. hey, karen. >> hey, virginia. yes, we've been watching this. this system isn't moving very quickly. snowfall totals across the interior west will be fairly substantial. already in littleton, colorado, an estimated 8.5 inches of snowfall, with pretty gusty

the fbi thinks there is enough reason to look into it. >>> plus a big question today for the supreme court. what punishment is too harsh for kids who commit crimes? >>> first, the u.s. is about to get hit with the season's first atlantic hurricane. ida is a category 1 storm with 90-mile-an-hour winds. it already made a mess in nicaragua, due to make landfall along the u.s. gulf coast in the morning. louisiana has already declared a state of emergency. all right, so they're not messing around. let's find out where the storm is right now. here's meteorologist bob van dillen. >> morning, robin. satellite video, it's about 375 miles due south of pensacola. watch it ride into the northern part of mexico. doesn't look as good as it has, encountering cooler sea surfaces. winds out of the southwest disrupting that flow a little bit. good news there. buzzed down to a category 1 storm with 90-mile-an-hour-mile-per-hour winds. tonight up to midnight makes landfall somewhere near the alabama/florida border and takes a hard beline through southern georgia. it will throw a lot of rain for georgia,

their arrest came days after a shootout with the fbi in detroit. the son of imam killed in the shooting was also arrested in windsor. >>> the number of kids dying from swine flu jumped this month. it killed 19 kids. at least 114 have died since spring. the government says children are at high risk for h1n1 and should get vaccinated. the advice has some parents divided. >> reporter: laura willington does what she can to keep her daughter healthy, but when it comes to the h1n1 vaccine. >> absolutely not. no. the risk is not worth it. >> reporter: laura has four children and is pregnant with her fifth. she's not against vaccines in general and paid close attention to information about swine flu and has talked to doctors. >> reporter: what's your main concern? speed of the vaccine side effects? >> side effects, potential down the line. you put something new into your body. people react differently to different things they put into their body. one person it may be fine for. another person it may no. >> reporter: laura isn't worried about her kids gettin

army and the fbi are now investigating the murder. but i think it's very important for the army and the department of defense to go back and conduct a separate independent investigation of whether there were warning signs dr. hasan was giving of both the stress he was under and the fact he had become an islamic extremist. >> per carry per carresident obt lady will attend the memorial tomorrow. 13 people have been killed. we've been airing some of their stories throughout the day. >>> the stock market is on a four-day winning strooek. and today the dow jones industrials soared to the highest level in 13 months. there it is if you want to see it for yourself. the blue chip averaged up 203 points to close just below 10,227. it was the dow's third gain of more than 199 points in the past eight trading days, which means the dow is up 16.5% this year. the nasdaq has done even better. it soared 36.6%. >>> a truck driver was killed this morning when he lost control on a new s-curve part of the san francisco bay bridge. the highway patrol said

don clark, former fbi special agent in charge. wendy murphy, criminal prosecutor and author of "and justice for some." marva hinton, reporter for wbo radio in orlando and joining me on the phone, ken jacobson, the suspects former boss in a manner of speaking at the orlando architectural and engineering firm, reynolds, smith and hill where the victims were gunned down. ken, first of all, my condolences over this horrific incident. i know this has to be tough for you and the surviving co-workers. what did rodriguez do at your firm, why was he fired in 2007, and what's your reaction to this comment he made, they left me to rot? sir? speak up, sir. >> mr. rodriguez was hired in 2006 as the entry level engineer. we're an engineering firm and we do transportation engineering, and his performance was below the necessary standards and he was counselled by his supervisors for approximately 11 months, and when his performance did not improve, then we terminated our employment with him in june of 2007, two and a half years ago. >> now, did h

the fbi is starting a new internal review to see if it missed any red flags about the suspect. major nidal hasan. >> i guess they missed the signs with him. can you imagine if they missed the signs with someone else? it's ridiculous. >> i think there were probably a lot of connections that should have been made that weren't made but we're at war and we're under a lot of fresh be you're and maybe that's what happened. >> major hasan is still in intensive care at an army hospital in san antonio. investigators believe that he acted alone and wasn't part of a terror plot. sources say that he was never put on a watch list even after they found e-mails between him and a moslem cleric linked to two of the 9/11 hijack eers. investigators say there was no mention of threats or violence. >>> if you own an umbrella stroller, stop using it immediately. jennifer westhoven is looking out for you. you're talking about a recall of a million of these strollers. >>> yeah, and this is really dangerous, robin. 12 kids have lost a fingertip. they've had to have them amputated. >> that's awful. >> y

the fbi says it knew about those but concluded hasan had no links to terrorism. >>> meanwhile, family and friends said their final good-byes to six victims of the shootings. funerals for five soldiers and one civilian were held in several states yesterday. one funeral was in ellewood, illinois, where a young private was laid to rest. wgn was there. >> reporter: old glory hangs suspended between two joliet ladder trucks, the 74-year-old katherine brought her own. she didn't know michael pearson and watched from across the street. >> it's sad, really, to see things happen to young guys, you know, when they try to serve the country and then it goes bad. >> reporter: family and friends of army private first class michael pearson said good-bye this afternoon. the ceremony inside the fred danes funeral home was private. illinois governor pat quinn among those inside. >> his mom and dad, you could tell there's no words in the english language or any language to relieve the pain of losing someone you've known from the day they were born. >> reporter: michael pearson of bolingbrook was one of

during the investigation quinn gray is interviewed by the fbi. an agent asks her about her relationship with her husband, reid, saying the police have information claiming she wanted to leave him and just wanted a car, the kids, and $50,000. >>> secret tapes emerge. tapes of the alleged kidnap victim, 37-year-old mother and wife quinn gray, along with her 25-year-old lover as well as police interrogation tapes. we are taking your calls live. out to the lines, connie in kentucky. hi, connie. >> caller: yes. thank you for taking my call. >> thank you for calling in, dear. what's your question? >> caller: i heard that mr. gray was having an affair in june. do you think his wife was getting back at him and having an affair of her own? >> you know what? i think that's entirely possible, connie in kentucky. and that's their business. that's their can of worms. but when you start faking an abduction and you try to extort $50,000 from your own husband and have discussions about "blowing his head off," i think that's gone beyond revenge. to mark williams,

during the investigation quinn gray is interviewed by the fbi. an agent asks her about her relationship with her husband, reid, saying the police have information claiming she wanted to leave him and just wanted a car, the kids, and $50,000. >> secret tapes emerge. tapes of the alleged kidnap victim, 37-year-old mother and >> secret tapes emerge. tapes of the alleged kidnap victim, 37-year-old mother and wife, quinn gray, along with her 25-year-old lover as well as police interrogation tapes. we are taking your calls live. out to the lines, connie in kentucky. hi, connie. >> caller: yes. thank you for taking my call. >> thank you for calling in, dear. what's your question? >> caller: i heard that mr. gray was having an affair in june. do you think his wife was getting back at him and having an affair of her own? >> you know what? i think that's entirely possible, connie in kentucky. and that's their business. that's their can of worms. but when you start faking an abduction and you try to extort $50,000 from your own husband and have discussions

and they say they've called in the fbi to take a look at the scene before they move the body. then they will have a positive id. but all signs do point to this being shaniya davis because they actually began the search here because they say a tip came in that shaniya had been dump there had. she's been missing for a week now. >>> the decision to try five of the september 11 septembers in a civilian court in new york has created a heated debate in washington. the argument is pretty much along party lines. democrats are backing up the president's decision. they say the trial will show the world how effective and fair the u.s. judicial system is. others say it will give people like khalid shaikh mohammed, the alleged master mind behind 9/11. >> basically we're dealing here with people who've committed acts of war against us. they shouldn't be tried in our criminal justice system. they should be tried in our military justice system. and it's absolutely inexcusable we're not using the military justice system to try these people. that's why we have such a system. >> if somebody murd

fbi lab techs determine -- >> hold on one second. everybody, you are seeing the shots we are just getting in. these are official homicide investigative shots and you can see at the bottom where they put a ruler up at the bottom of each shot so a jury will be able to tell how big each item is. you are just seeing the lid to the gatorade bottle and one of the syringes loaded with chloroform. just revealed. go ahead, mark williams. >> those fbi lab techs detected traces of chloroform inside that sports drink bottle as well as that plastic sir ring which we documented. inside the cool blue gatorade drink contained a plastic bag labeled disposable syringe kit. there was a plastic inside the bag, further tests show the syringe contained chloroform, testosterone, ethanol, and water. as you documented, in march of 2008 somebody got on the anthony computer at home and used the search word chloroform and neck breaking. >> i'm sick. i'm just sick. what's so stunning about this, mark williams, we are showing you the photos we have just obtained

. >> the fbi themselves were just taken aback. that this is one of the most gruesome and difficult criminal investigations one man said in his 20 years of experience. >>> the fbi will not disclose where the vehicle is located. authorities are waiting on autopsy results before they release more details of the killing. >>> police say a north carolina father shot and killed his wife and two teenage sons before turning the gone on himself. they were all found last night in their home in fayetteville, about 50 miles southwest of raleigh. people who live in the quiet, upscale neighborhood are in shock. the man was a real estate developer. investigators do note have a motive. at least they have not disclosed one. >>> charges are expected to be upgraded against the father accused of running over his own daughter because he thought she was too westernized. the iraqi woman, just 20 years old, died yesterday. she had been in the hospital since being run over two weeks ago. the dad was upset that the girl, the daughter, was living with her bo

that night, lori says, the fed sent in an army, atf, fbi, you name it. by the morning, she was in the local jail telling jokes to the agents who stood guard. after all, she says, if you don't have a sense of humor, what do you have? six months later, lori arnall's crunk empire was crumbled when she was convicted in federal court district filed. one count of continuing criminal enterprise, two counts of money laundering, one count of carrying and using a firearm in conjunction with drug-trafficking and multiple counts of possession, distribution and manufacturing of methamphetamine. floyd stockpole was tried separately and sentenced to 15 years and leavenworth prison, where he died of a heart attack two months before he would have been on parole. lori got ten years in the federal penitentiary in alderson, west virginia, and was released after serving eight years on july 2nd of 1999. her son and only child, josh, was 15-years-old. lori had been gone for half of his life. by then, the meth business in the midwest had mutated into something that lori couldn'

. >> fbi agents showed up yesterday at the texas mosque where hasan worshiped. they would not say what they were looking for, but they sifted through a trash bin outside the islamic community center of greater killeen. mosque leaders have condemned the attack from last week. >>> a pastor and father of four reportedly has made a shocking confession. jose figueroa told police he killed a teenage they are 1 98. the cold case unit in buffalo, new york, got a tip that he might have been involved. then minutes after detectives started talking with figueroa, they say he confessed to the shooting. police say they think it could have been drug-related. the pastor is being held without bond and faces 15 years to life on a second degree murder charge. >>> an amber alert has been issued for a 5-year-old in north carolina. shaniya davis's mother says she last saw her early yesterday morning. police say they found no evidence of foul play. investigators had been searching nearby wooded areas. >>> the woman who fell on to the train tracks and was saved at the last second is gr

apparently the fbi had an eye on major hasan for several months. they were tipped off by comments me made on a blog or website described as being radical islamic website. they had their eye on him. to what extent, we don't know. but they hope to find out much more from the computer that they have taken from that apartment building. hasan is in a nearby hospital. a army officials have not communicated with him yet, but we understand he's in stable condition. >> samantha, thank you for the update. we appreciate it as always. >>> we want to get you to another situation happening right now. live pictures from orlando where there has been a shooting at a high-rise office building in the downtown area. again, these are live pictures coming to you. you can see some of the -- boy, looks like traffic has been blocked off. a floor-to-floor evacuation notice. this apparently happened on the fourth floor. according to local reports. emergency crews, fire engines, all at the scene. you can see people running there. perhaps some of the people who have been evacu

he's shooting." >> nearly a year ago the fbi looked at this suspect, major nidal hasan. they said there were no red flags despite knowing about e-mails between hasan and a muslim cleric linked to two 9/11 hijackers. now the fbi's starting a new internal review to see if it could have done anything differently in that. >>> it was seven years ago and seven years after now that he terrorized the washington, d.c. area. john allen muhammad is now scheduled to be to be executed tonight. his attorneys arguing he was mentally ill during the series of shootings that started octobernd, 2002. one man was gunned down that night. five more the following day. all of the people just going about their daily business when they were shot. over the next few weeks at that time, there were several more shootings including a 13-year-old boy. he survived but the final death toll ended at ten people. people in the d.c. area were panicked until police finally called john allen muhammad and his accomplice lee boyd malvo on october 24th. >>> just in this morning, basketball legend kareem abdul-jab

fbi agents showing up at the texas mosque where the alleged shooter major nidal hasan worshipped. they wouldn't say what they were looking for, but they searched through a trash bin outside the islamic community center of greater killeen. the mosque president had to leave the memorial service to sign what appeared to be a search warrant. leaders at the mosque have condemned this attack. >> the fbi said that they think major hasan acted alone. it wasn't a conspiracy. and his attendance at the mosque is part of that reasoning? how goes that? >> interesting point. a terrorism expert says jihadists usually try to blend in so they do not attract attention. but hasan often wore traditional muslim clothing li ining in thi and attended prayers daily. one profiler agrees with this fbi theory. >> a lot of people are jumping to the conclusion because this man spouted islamic ideology that this is a terrorist attack. he was simply a lone guy who had issues, problems, psycho path ick behaviors that escalated and he took it out on his workmates like most of them do. >> talking to cnn there. man

the fbi said she came up with a desperate solution. robbing banks. >>> surrounded by tight security. the man suspected of killing at least 11 women appeared in a ohio courtroom today. not for any of their deaths. anthony sowell was charged with sexually assaulting a woman back in september. that's what led police to his home where the remains of 11 people were found. sowell pleaded not guilty. the judge set his bond at a million dollars adding to the $5 million set last week. >>> five men from one family sitting in jail in missouri. all suspected of participating in child sex abuse for years. this group has a 77-year-old father and four adult sons. they appeared in court yesterday as the charges against them were read. unthinkable charges. they include rape, bestiality, and forcing a child into a fake marriage. this abuse reportedly happened between 1988 and 1995. word of the alleged crimes has left neighbors horrified. >> we've lived in this neighborhood for years. he's been a neighbor for years. and who would ever suspect that? you k

the fbi says it was dismissed as innocent. defense secretary robert gates warned against rushing to judgment. >> frankly, i deplore the leaks that have taken place because people who are leaking are leaking what they know, which is one small piece of the puzzle, and what's more, they don't know whether or not what they're leaking might jeopardize a potential criminal investigation or trial. >> well with, those 13 counts of premeditated murder we mentioned earlier make hasan eligible for the death penalty if he is convicted. >>> right now we've got live pictures of a huge house fire in phoenix, arizona. no details about how this thing started, but i can tell you we've been checking in for maybe the last five minutes, and it has gone from there was a roof on this home and i could see the flames pieeking out underneath o the roof appears to be gone and a major portion of what appears to be a mansion. was somebody home at the time? what started the fire? all i can tell you is that firefighters are still working on this thing. do y

and the key thing for you to know is the fbi isn't sending 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 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 who are upside down on the value of our home now. and through listening to your show and advice from friends, we learned earlier in the year about possibly refi'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 immediately we restarted the process over. faxed in all the 60 pages of paperwork. about three weeks ago, we got approved and literally the very next day,

then there is the fbi with a major list. then the national counter- terrorism center has the master list. host: one of the challenges is issues with personnel? what do they have enough personnel to oversee this? guest: you have a language problem, for one. much of the material is in arabic. you have trouble recruiting people to do translation. once you start talking about people's names and you have different people supplying the names it becomes a real mess. host: let's hear from the viewers. corona, calif., good morning, gloria, on the democrats' line. caller: on a show someone mentioned in detention camps in the united states so i went to the library and find out the joint chiefs of staff -- buildings throughout the states, some are old military bases. they claim there is a red, blue, yellow list with different names on them. do you know of anything like that? some are like concentration camps. host: are you talking about detainee camps like guantanamo detainees -- where they would go? caller: no, these are throughout eve

no evidence yet but the fbi think there's reason enough to look into that. >>> plus a big question today for the supreme court. what punishment is too harsh for kids who commit crimes? >>> first, though, the u.s. gulf coast is about to get hit by the season's first atlantic hurricane, ida. a category one storm with 90-mile-an-hour winds. it made a mess in nicaragua and is due to make landfall near the alabama-mississippi state line tomorrow. louisiana already declared a state of emergency. >>> is it just me or does it seem like it's a surprise that it's november and we're just now getting our first storm from the atlantic? >> it is kind of odd. less than 5% of all tropical storms or hurricanes happen in the month of november during a season so it's odd but we're breaking the odds. this is updated within the last minute. winds are down to 80 miles per hour. still a hurricane, category 1, but continues to weaken just a bit. still moving to the north-northwest at roughly 16 miles per hour. it's 330 miles to the south-southwest of pensacola, florida. let me show you the path over the next da

the fbi says that she hit at least four banks. a kid's haircut got him suspended from school. >>> whether it's freedom of expression or a distraction. well, dustin says he was sent immediately to the principal's office when he showed up with the cincinnati bengals helmet design in his hair. he was given an in-school suspension. he's in eighth grade, meaning he will be kept in isolation until his hair grows out so he can do his schoolwork. administrators say they've given dustin warnings about his hair in the past. his parents say they are proud of him and they are being unfair and that it is freedom of expression. >> is it a public school? >> it is a public school. >> huh. okay. it's very artistic, isn't it? >> i think the barber did a very good job, for what it's worth. >> thank you. >>> the mortgage meltdown has devastated the finances of a key housing agency. its cash reserves are shriveled and it could mean big problems for a lot of people. our money expert jennifer westhoven has more. so who needs to look out here? >> well, t

you won't be able to control the justice department, the fbi certainly, the justice department on that but once you're other executive departments you can control the attorney-general it starts becoming throw seven. he said hillary was right. >> host: she got the better of him in that argument. >> guest: but that was a constitutional argument and i came to her from her work on the nixon impeachment. >> host: how close are you with the clintons now, how often do you see them? >> guest: not very often. i mean, i saw hillary a few times during the campaign. i saw him to deliver this book to him to give it to them and talk to him on the phone every now and then, but i like to think we will always be friends because of that time even after 20 years, there are a certain number of people you never become strangers with. but this is a collaboration at where we're both to something that we both have worked our whole lives to do, him to be president and me to write about him. so this association brought us closer together and we probably never will again because most of this time now he's on the

>> you can report your concerns to the local police, the fbi. another great place now is to report it to your state attorneys general because they're very concerned about these short sales and foreclosure rescue schemes. a lot of states have task forces that are ready to come in and help. >> thanks for helping us out today. >> you're welcome. >> next, your weekend project. get your home ready for the winter months before it's too late and save some big bucks. >>> winter will be here before you know it. that means it's time for tips to save you some heat and some cash this winter. earlier i spoke with a home improvement expert and ace hardware's helpful hardware man. and this is important. because you know the weather is getting cold. >> oh, yeah, right. >> i want to start with windows. my window, what a mess. what can i do to keep the heat in? >> remember this, windows and doors are your areas of greatest loss in a home. even after you put brand new windows in, it's natural, obviously, because of the glass. if you can, replace your windows a fer

their arrest came days after a shoot-out with the fbi in detroit. the son of an imam in that shooting was also arrested in windsor. >>> the number of kids who died from swine flu jumped this month. the cdc says h1n1 killed 19 kids for the week ending of october 23rd. at least 114 kids have died since the spring. the government says children are at high risk for h1n1 and should get vaccinated. as mary snow reports, the advice has some parents divided. >> want to get a class out or something? >> reporter: laura wellington says she does what she can to keep her 10-year-old daughter izzy healthy along with the rest of her family. but when it comes to the h1n1 vaccine -- >> i'm absolutely not getting the children vaccinate, no. the worth is not risk it. >> reporter: laura has four children and is pregnant with her fifth. she's not against vaccines in general and has paid close attention to information about swine flu and talked to her doctors. is your main concern side effects, the speed of the vaccine? what's the main concern? >> it's side effects, it's

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 gives you an example of what kinds of things are floating out there. and what happens if you open one of these e-mails? well, 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 key logger programs, and the key thing for you is to know the fbi isn't sending theechls 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 santy, clark, and that i'll be okay. >> well, tell me how i can be of service. >> caller: my husband and i are one of those unfortunate people that are upside-down on the value of their home now. and through listening to your show

. >> we are currently waiting for the fbi to come out to the scene to help exhume the body for evidence and other information. we can only say that we did discover one off of walker road. >> you're also charged with felony child abuse. do you understand that? human trafficking, ma'am, is a class c felony. it is punishable by 261 months in prison. do you understand that? the other charge of felony child use for prostitution is a class e felony. that is 98 months in prison. do you understand that? knowing these charges, what are you going to do about an attorney? >> straight out to gurnal scott with wptf radio. gurnal, this is certainly not the ending you and i expected, especially after that grainy surveillance video emerged showing her, albeit in the arms of the man now who allegedly kidnapped her, going into a hotel room. we knew that wouldn't have a good ending. but to discover her body has been hidden, hidden not far from that hotel. i mean, the time period we thought that we could find her alive. >> that's true. seven miles south of that hotel that she was last seen in. those survei

over the weekend the fbi was here. they brought in high tech equipment, imaging equipment, sonar, they marked off areas around sowell house where they thought there might be evidence buried. and so today those marked off areas were places where investigators hit first. they concentrated on them to dig with small shovels and rakes and then they put all of that evidence in bags. those bags were basically just taken out of here by the local coroner's office. they were inside the house. they went under the porch. they removed the great from around the porch. searched in there. and then the bomb squad brought in some x-ray equipment and some special cameras. the x-ray equipment was used to look inside the walls of the house to see if anything might be in there and then the small cameras were inserted inside the walls and into the floorboards to look around and see if there might be some evidence hidden in the walls or under the floors. >> the victims whose families have identified them, they started the process of burying t

the fbi has shown up at a texas mosque where he worshipped. they wouldn't say what they were looking for but they did search the trash bin outside of the islamic community center of greater killeen. the mosque president actually had to least memorial service to sign of what appeared to be a search warrant. leaders at the mosque have condemned the attack. >>> a college student's military i.d. may have saved his life. how he went from mugging victim to military inspiration. >>> hi, happy veterans to all of you veterans. i just want to thank my family and everyone who supports me. have a great veterans day and thank you for the veterans who are out there. >> everybody pulling honorstoid. we salute veterans. everyone who wore a uniform, past and present, thank you for serving americans today. >>> a university of wisconsin student who is an army reservist said some muggers returned his wallet the moment they saw he was in the military. 21-year-old kyle windorski was walking to his home yesterday in milwaukee. four men with hoods or hats covering th

the key to this is the fbi is not sending these. you've got to be smart about any e-mail that you receive and ever opening any attachment. now, how can i help you out of harm's way? what's your question for me? aaron is with us. erin, how are you? >> caller: hey, i'm hoping that you'll help me keep my sanity and 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 our home now and from listening to your show as advice of friends, we learned about refinancing our mortgage company and in april we started the process with our then mortgage company. we got approved and two days later a new mortgage company called and said, we bought your loan so they immediately faxed in all of the 60 pages of paperwork and three weeks ago we got approved and literally the next day the mortgage company called and said, we can't continue with the loan modification. even though you've been approved, because we're sending your loan as of november the 1st. >> are you fannie

they're suspected of being involved with an islamic cleric who died in a shoot-out with the fbi last week. the son of the imam killed in that shooting was also arrested in windsor. the fbi says a two-year investigation concluded that the three men conspired to commit federal crimes. >>> at least seven people died in attacks across iraq today. about 40 miles south of baghdad, a bomb strapped to a motorcycle exploded in a crowded marketplace, killing three five people. at least 37 people were injured in that attack. in the western city of ramadi, two people died when two separate car bombs detonated near the headquarters of the traffic police. eight others were wounded in that attack. >>> iraqi authorities say the suspect in a deadly bombing killed someone during a police interrogation. the interior ministry says he grabbed a gun from a guard and shot an investigator. the investigator wrestled the gun back and shot the suspect. they both died of gunshot wounds. the suspect also wounded the guard he took the gun from. investigators were questioning him about last sunday's bombing in bag

in thailand, specifically, it's a billion dollar business. >> it is. >> what's being done by the fbi and the cia in this country? >> there are a host of laws on the state level and the federal level. part of the problem is coming out of denial and realizing people do go to children for sex. businessmen, people -- the last people you'd think of are the ones who go over to thailand and are using children for sex. they're trying to get away with behavior they don't think they can get away with in the united states. as we're seeing in cases like this, there are allegations this is also happening in the united states. >> uh-huh. michelle, do you think that this is such a horrific thing for americans to even look at and that's one of the reasons it doesn't get dealt with here? it's so horrendous and hideous. >> this case is -- it's one of the worst i've heard in a long time. i mean, especially to actually have a mother faced with these sort of charges and to possibly be sold into the sex trade. again, you know, as jane mentioned, she is, antoinette davis, and also mario mcneill are innocen

then there is the fbi with a major list. then the national counter- terrorism center has the master list. host: one of the challenges is issues with personnel? what do they have enough personnel to oversee this? guest: you have a language problem, for one. much of the material is in arabic. you have trouble recruiting people to do translation. once you start talking about people's names and you have different people supplying the names it becomes a real mess. host: let's hear from the viewers. corona, calif., good morning, gloria, on the democrats' line. caller: on a show someone mentioned in detention camps in the united states so i went to the library and find out the joint chiefs of staff -- buildings throughout the states, some are old military bases. they claim there is a red, blue, yellow list with different names on them. do you know of anything like that? some are like concentration camps. host: are you talking about detainee camps like guantanamo detainees -- where they would go? caller: no, these are throughout eve

the fbi and army and texas rangers continue to gather information on the attack. nidal malik hasan allegedly opened fire with two handgunsri deployment overseas. how will victims are honored today? >> reporter: we'll hear a roll call for victims and president barack obama in his remarks today will honor each victim individually and other speakers today include lieutenant general cone and also general george casey. they'll be speaking. part of this memorial service today if we look inside you can see where the stage is set up. there's a large american flag draped in front of the building. people had been coming in. security is very tight, chuck. they have erected these storage containers around the perimeter of the field so that they can check every person coming in and they describe the security as like when you go through an airport screener. that certainly is at a premium right now even though this is a military installation because the president is here and other top officials are here. they want to make sure they have the highest level of security possible. ch

cid, fbi, local police, texas rangers and others who are working seamlessly together. and we so teadeeply, deeply appreciate. that after that our party traveled to darnall to hear from the medical staff as to the condition of those who have been wounded and who are still in treatment. the chief and i and mrs. casey had the chance to visit those both in the intensive care unit and on the general ward. and there after, go visit with a grouping of those who were processing the soldiers through the processing center at the time of this very, very tragic incident. we there after went to one of the post chapels, had a chance to meet with the 36 engineer brigade. a group of soldiers that had an extraordinarily tough day amongst so many soldiers who had a tough day yesterday. four killed, 11 wounded and tried to do our best to talk about how the army family will stand with them. obviously, our thoughts, our prayers, are particularly with those of the fallen. the families of the soldiers who were killed, the soldiers and the families of those who were wounded in action, these a