friends and family say good-bye to a husband and wife. startling new revelations about what was in their safe. zero cash. only some jewelry. family documents. medication for the special needs kids they had adopted. did a team of men, some dressed in full ninja garb, kill for that? a major push by casey anthony s defense team to block crucial testimony from the bounty hunter who once bailed her out of jail. what did casey anthony say to leonard padilla? this hour he talks to us in an exclusive interview shedding light on his conversation with an alleged child killer. you re a huge part of the show. love hearing from you. call in. the number 1-877-tell-hln. you can e-mail us at cnn.com/prime news. or text us at hlntv, all you have to do is start your message with the word prime. it unlocks your chance to be heard. heard. i captions by vitac www.vitac.com welcome once again. this is prime news. it is mind-boggling. police in es scam by a county, florida, a deadly break-i
pay their bills. a report out today says the number of families on the verge of losing their homes jumped nearly 15% in the first half of the year, and actual foreclosures rose 11% this spring to an all-time high. here s ben tracy. i you re going to build a house? reporter: a house is all amanda augue wanted for her daughter jasmine, but now she s lost her job and her southern california home has lost half its value, dropping from $39 5,000 to $180,000. foreclosure seems like a foregone conclusion. it s depressing. i want help. we re trying the best we can. i m doing everything i can to get help. reporter: amanda s original mortgage payment was nearly $3 this month she paid $600. i m making the payments because that s what we can afford. i want to show good faith that we want to pay down our loan. reporter: she is not alone. the current wave of foreclosures are hitting once stable homeowners who can no longer pay their mortgage because they aren t getting a paycheck
always on. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com couric: tonight, the new wave of foreclosures in america. people losing their homes after losing their jobs. i m katie couric. also tonight, the taliban threaten to execute an american soldier, while the u.s. tries a new strategy to win his release, delivering an ultimatum to his captors. cross roads of history. america s first black president marks the centennial of an organization that helps pave the way. and sign of the times, future warren buffetts learn how to manage their money at summer camp. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with katie couric. couric: good evening, everyone. we begin tonight with a shattered dream: the dream of owning a home. because more and more americans are being forced to give it up. their homes are being foreclosed. and it s not just a sharp increase in a mortgage rate that s forcing them out, now it s soaring unemployment.
panic in the sky. a plane bound for baltimore makes an emergency landing when a hole opens up in the cabin. tonight, the check is under way to find out how it happened. hi, everybody. i m kai jackson. and i m sally thorner. here s what people are talking about. a flight into bwi landed unexpectedly, when a hole rips into the cabin ceiling. mike hellgren has the latest from the ntsb today. a real scare for passengers, but we re told they remain calm, as flight 69 made that emergency landing. right now, the ntsb, southwest and boeing, the plane s manufacturer, are all looking into what caused that hole. reporter: if you look closely at the top of this southwest plane, you can see the small hole that cause today to make an emergency landing at yeager airport in charleston, west virginia. the flight was on its way to baltimore, with 126 passengers and five crewmembers on board, when the hole developed in the fuselage. when the hole happened, it obviously depressuriz
[captioning made possible by constellation energy group] good evening, i m deborah wiener, after nearly nine decades of educating students, towson catholic hockey will not reopen its door. unpaid tuition is to blame. some students and parents are fighting mad. melissa carlson is live outside the school with details. well, towson catholic high school is the oldest school for the archdiocese of baltimore and history seems to not be an opponent for the economy and students today say they are going to fight on to keep their school open. it was tuesday of last week when students of towson catholic high school got news, their school would not re-open in the fall. this place has been my home for the past three years and it s all gone. i ve worked so hard to be here and it s all gone. everything is done. and while the shock has worn off the fight has only just begun. sunday morning sturents and school supporters stood outside the immaculate conception church and peacefull