accused killer, looks on. and new movement in the republican lineup of potential presidential candidates with big gop names now dropping hints they might run, too. in minutes, what they said that is fueling fresh speculation. plus a high-speed chase taking a terrifying turn after the suspect ditches a stolen s.u.v. and then looks for his next victim. >> never will drive around with my doors unlocked and nobody else should either. >> we begin with high drama at a florida courtroom. a murder case the nation has watched unfold with a young mother at the center of it all. court in session this saturday with emotions hitting the breaking point in the trial of casey anthony. her mother trying to keep herself composed, choking back tears as they and you veil a photograph taken on the day she disappeared of 2-year-old caylee. >> when was that taken? >> fifteenth of june, 2008. >> also today, jurors hearing from casey anthony's ex-boyfriend describing text messages he exchanged with casey. they were sent the morning after he found out his girlfriend's daughter was missing and that a police investigation was underway. casey anthony charged with first degree murder in the death of her child in 2008. >> day five of this murder trial, just like the previous four days, filled with blockbuster testimony, anger and, at times, a flood of tears. take a look at this photo submitted as evidence this saturday morning, a photograph of 2-year-old caylee anthony's bed and with her grandmother for the first time on the witness stand. clearly, time has not healed. >> can you see that? >> yes, ma'am. >> do you recognize it? >> yes, ma'am. >> what do you recognize it to be? >> caylee's bed. >> the emotion so overwhelming within the courtroom that minutes later during recess, casey anthony breaking down, having an absolute meltdown at the defense table. then we move on to july 18, 2008, a crucial date because that is the day we all learned that little caylee anthony was missing. the ex-boyfriend was on the stand and asked how he reacted to that and he told the jury that is when he realized very badly that his 6-week love affair imploded. >> when you called her, what did you say to her? >> where is caylee. >> is that the first question? >> yes, sir. >> what was her response? >> i don't know. >> what was your attitude? what was your demeanor? >> angry. >> why were you angry? >> lied to, betrayed. >> at a courtroom observation, after cindy anthony finished her testimony, each time she walked off the witness stand, she did not look one time at her daughter, casey anthony, who is now 25 years old and if found guilty of first degree murder for the death of her daughter, she is eligible for the death penalty. harris? >> phil, thanks very much. we will be indepth on the anthony murder trial. don't misjudge jenine, justice for caylee, tonight at 9:00 p.m. only on fox. a fox urgent now, a fire at a chemical plant forcing people out of their homes. this is happening in hudson, north carolina. people living within two miles of that building are told knew to -- now to leave their homes as they try to get water and retardant, whatever they can on that fire. one person was injured, taken to the hospital. no word as to the extent of their injuries. and that plant makes dyes, laquer and coatings for furniture and other products. and now a developing story in atlanta. at the busiest airport for passengers in the world, a delta airplane catching fire. crew members and passengers were evacuated and we're told no one was injured in this. you can see the smoke on the runway. fire crews used extinguishers to put it out. they will inspect exactly what caused it. 2011 now the busiest day for tornadoes. joplin officials saying they have 142 sets of remains. the storm a ef-5 storm, the deadliest in six decades, leaving some 500 people injured. destroying homes and buildings. survivors now left with the daunting task of cleaning up and dealing with the harsh reality that those who are missing may never come home. in our newsroom, we have been talking with the department of public safety and newsroom there in joplin and as of this hour, there are still 150 people unaccounted for. they are working to identify the victims as fast as they can but are told it is a very slow process and, as you imagine, tough for families. >> we found her laying in the bottom of her closet, praying, holding her bible. >> she was beat up pretty bad but she was in one piece and they identified her and took her. >> i understand the bodies they didn't know but the bodies that were picked up at the home, they were identified, they were there, they match. >> casey is now live in joplin. >> six days after this disaster and no shortage of stories to tell. i am standing in someone's backyard. it is littered with debris and the man and woman who actually lived in this home, we understand, took cover right here where the bathtub once was, where these pipes are sticking up out of the floor. when the twister hit, the house blew apart and dumped them right here in the backyard up against the house. they are okay and walked away from this but for every tale of survival, you have a tale of tragedy. like 18-year-old will norton. the teenager on his way home from his own high school graduation when the s.u.v. he was driving in with his father got caught up in the twister. his father tried holding on to him but the winds were too powerful and will was sucked out of the sunroof. his dad survived. will had been missing since sunday. his body was found last night in a nearby pond. >> he held on to him as long as he possibly could and then couldn't anymore and he feels really bad about that because as a dad, you never let go of your kids. you want to protect them forever. at least we know he did absolutely everything he possibly could but he is having a tough time with that. >> the president of the united states will be here tomorrow where he will be meeting with victims and storm survivors and will also get an up-close look at this damage firsthand. harris? >> no shortage of heart ache or stories to tell and i know this is difficult, too, casey. there has been some variance in the death toll, the human loss in all of this. you try to bring closure to families who are grieveing and the numbers are important so why are we getting such mixed reports? >> well, city and state leaders are apparently doing things different. names are only added to the list by state officials, the once that are dead after family members are notified. but the city leaders are adding them to the list as the remains are coming in so according to the state, the number of dead is a little more than 50. according to the joplin city manager and the joplin public information officer, the remains of 142 individuals have been found. >> all right, casey stegall, thank you so much. stopped at a traffic light, a sheriffs deputy killed in his own car at a traffic light and on duty. the manhunt underway. and a hotel the scene of a woman plunging to her death when fox reports continues. 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[ speaking foreign language ] >> i hope this is a bright future for the palestinians and the peace process. >> it is a departure from egypt's rural. >> it will be a new relationship. to keep security and everything so that people will see that everything is working according to the rules and regulations and laws. >> israel worries militants will freely be able to get in and out of gaza. there is also no question that underground tunnels will continue the lucrative business of smuggling weapons and rockets. and it is not just weapons that are coming through these tunnels but luxury cars like mercedes benz, most of which are coming from libya. pounding a command and control center in tripoli, a rare day-time aerial attack. our own president reiterated that khadaffi must go. and russia, a one-time ally is offering a deal in which he can leave the country. dan is streaming with the latest. >> reporter: we just got confirmation today that russia will be sending a delegation here to libya sometime next week in hope of negotiating an exit for khadaffi and could have better success than other countries could because they have a relationship with him and they have been the most critical of the nato air strikes. by the way, air strikes continued today, very intense and at a different time of day, daylight hours, which is a switch. the bombs may be turning opinion as much as anything else. meanwhile, progress is slow, very little ground gained but rebel fighters leave the battlefield, they go back for more training but what they need more than anybody else is better weapons. >> we are in desperate need of weapons to face khadaffi's weapon machine so we can at least hold our own on the ground. >> britain and franz have promised eight attack helicopters, apaches and another brand from franz which will allow the pilots to fly lower and get engaged with the ground fighting with the pro-khadaffi forces. >> you didn't mention the americans but they have been there for two and a half months so i ask about the risk and danger for the nato pilots as they fly lower. >> well, they will certainly be at risk as they fly those helicopters. right now, the risk is 12,000 feet which is well away of the pro-khadaffi forces but getting closer will help them get engaged in land battles and helping out the opposition forces as they battle for ground. the nato pilots certainly will be in more danger but you look at the american pilots and they are in a support role, supplying fueling missions and drones so it will really be the nato pilots from other countries at more risk. >> thank you for that report. there are reports armed tribesmen and the president have agreed to a temporary ceasefire in yemen after 23 days of violence. protestors have been trying to push the president out of office the last three months. just last week, he refused to sign an agreement that would have forced him to step down in 30 days. and the taliban claiming responsibility for a bomb that injured one of nato's top commanders in afghanistan. the attack claiming the lives of two german nato soldiers and three afghans. three were wounded along with marcus knight. the explosive went off during a meeting between high-ranking afghan officials. the bomberser was disguised as a police officer. a bombing targeting tribal leaders in fax stan and the fight over a crocodile farm as we go around the world in 80 seconds. >> a bomber blowing himself up and killing eight people a northern region. >> locals picking through the debris. the taliban claiming responsibility. local tribal leaders said to be the target. those leaders now cooperating with government security forces to find those involved. >> peru -- weeks of peaceful demonstrations turning violent. it is all over. plans to build a silver man. rioters attacking public buildings and setting offices on fire. they want the government to cancel its contract with the canadian-owned mining company. in italy, border police rescue hundreds of 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[ male announcer ] there's more barbeque time in every bag of kingsford charcoal. kingsford. slow down and grill. honoring the fallen on this memorial day weekend, thousands of soldiers from the civil war buried in unmarked graves in a georgia cemetery but the number of unknown names is about to be reduced by two. one historian making it his life's mission to identify the burial plots of those who gave the ultimate sacrifice from the nation. elizabeth is live at the marietta cemetery in georgia. elizabeth? >> hi, harris. that's right, we now know the identity of two soldiers from the civil war all thanks to one historian who spent his life dedicating himself to the history of the civil war and looking to identify these unnamed soldiers. here at the marietta cemetery, there are 18,000 headstones, 3000 belonging to union soldiers. brad has identified 45 of these soldiers unveiling two for today and here is why he waits for the holiday weekend. >> it is a day that we should remember these men and women who sacrificed their lives. i have lived an incredible life and it is because of these men and women and the sacrifice they made that i feel i have to earn my right to be called an american. >> families coming from near and far today. in fact, one family coming from utah. they had been working with brad and finally identified and located their great-great grandfather. here is what they said when they first visited the grave site. >> we take those freedoms for granted. there are so many men and women who served this country and gave their lives for us to be able to have those freedoms that we have every single day. >> now harris, it is unlikely there will be any changes to the headstones at marietta national cemetery. it is a very long process and these headstones are considered historical artifacts but the families say now that they know where their family members rest in peace, they can now come and pay their respects. >> isn't it amazing what one person can do? that historian making such a difference in so many people's lives. >> yes. >> what do they have planned on the memorial day holiday? >> well, they have a ceremony as they do every year but take a look at the headstone behind me. the flags placed here by the boy scouts, 18,000 of them. they came with their families and it took more than two and a half hours. it is so fascinating to see the traditions passed down to the younger generation. they really get a sense of pride and patriotism. >> elizabeth, thank you very much. the shops in amsterdam that sell marijuana are now a thing of the past for tourists. a new law announced and what some people fear could come from it. and after a brutal winter filled with record snowfall, some good. something you have never seen before. 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