like cancer. you capture the essence of what those kids actually go there and how that hospital has historically helped them through some of the greatest trials of their lives. the little boy ingram, they call him ingram the conquerer. he had a terrible brain tumor and brain cancer. he s conquered that. we re going to share the rest of his story next weekend. please stay tuned and watch fox & friends weekend. target was on the list. my gadgets segment here coming up in a few minutes, huge deals. go there, target. it all goes full circle. coming up on the show, this ohio couple tried to return their nine-year-old adopted son. tried to return him. they say he was a bad seed. can they actually do that? we ll debate that next from a legal perspective. then ever think your cat hates you? he does. proof coming up. that is the best tease ever.
[ chanting ] what do we want, justice. now. thousands rallying in sanford, florida, demanding justice for trayvon martin. naacp are there. they want sanford s police chief to be fired who temporarily stepped down after the shooting. newly released documents in the 2009 disappearance of a utah mother are raising questions about the police investigation. unsealed court records show police found susan powell s blood inside her family s home. a handwritten will saying she feared her husband might kill her was also found. susan powell s father wants to know why jason powell wasn t arrested. last month police said josh powell snatched his two sons from a social worker, killed the children and himself minutes before his home exploded. gop presidential candidates are in wisconsin today jockeying for votes at an event sponsored by the faith and freedom coalition. the conservative forum comes days before wisconsin s primary, and today mitt romney, rick santorum and newt gingr
over on him and her and they say they re going to have to amputate her toes and his leg and he s in critical condition and he s waiting for a flight to the university. we ll have more on the damage from this storm system in a moment. other news we re following, nearly two years after the worst oil spill in the u.s., bp has agreed to pay nearly $8 billion for those affected by the 2010 gulf of mexico disaster. an explosion on the deepwater horizon oil rig killed 11 people, took three months for workers to contain the oil spill. fishermen, hotel owners and gulf coast residents were all impacted by the disaster. the republican presidential candidates hope to build some momentum today that will carry them into super tuesday. washington state is holding the caucuses right now. ron paul is the only candidate still campaigning there. the other three hopefuls have moved on to ohio. it is one of ten states holding primaries or caucuses on tuesday. players from the new orleans sa
we begin this hour with a travel advisory. the u.s. state department issued a worldwide travel alert for americans living or traveling abroad. it warns that followers of al qaeda figures killed on friday could stage revenge attacks. read the entire warning on the u.s. state department s website. and in a matter of hours, amanda dknox is expected to spek directly to the jurors hearing her appeal. the american exchange student will have about 15 minutes to convince them to overturn her murder conviction and set her free. she is serving 26 years for the killing of her british roommate. back in this country, the jury in dr. conrad murray s trial returns to court tomorrow. murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter in michael jackson s death. beth karas with in session from our sister network trutv previews what s ahead. dr. richelle cooper will be back on the stand to complete her toast testimony. she was the emergency room doctor on duty the day michael jackson was
going to make this a make or break. we saw it on the faa when they shut down the federal aviation administration, we re seeing it now on this debate about fema, we should be able to have a legitimate debate about emergency aid. why link that into a government shutdown or not. i ll give the senate democratic leader most of the credit. he manufactured a crisis all week. about disaster when there s no crisis. everybody knows we re going to pay for every single penny of disaster aid that the president declares. u.s. lawmakers are supposed to be in recess this week, but senate majority leader harry reid has ordered a monday session for a possible vote on a compromised package. and with more assertive vigor, president barack obama is talking job creation. he s taking his pitch on the road. this hour he ll be in seattle, washington. last night, he delivered his message in the nation s capital to the congressional black caucus. this was his straight talk message and challenge.