i remember taking something from a store. whatever i took wasn t worth much. but the lesson i learned was worth everything. life s most important lessons are best learned in the home. police say they found 35-year-old julie cory with a 4 pound baby girl on wednesday in new hampshire. adam sexton are our manchester, new hampshire station reports. reporter: julie cory invoked her right to remain silent. acting on a tip, investigators fond her at a homeless shelter in plymouth with a newborn baby girl police believe was cut out of its mother s womb. this is a complex investigation. reporter: the 35-year-old corey was a neighbor of 23-year-old darlene haynes, who was found dead in her worcester apartment on monday. haynes was eight months pregnant but the child was missing from her body. this has been one of the most horrific ordeals that our family has ever had to deal with. reporter: police say corey fled to new hampshire with the baby but they won t tell us if they c
captions by vitac www.vitac.com time for you to rise and shine because it s friday. i m robin meade. good morning, sunshine. here s what s going on. the cash for cluchkers program could be in trouble. why the government is thinking of putting on the breakakes. would you put your lips around a dog s mouth? a woman talks about using mouth-to-mouth to save a chihuahua. a chihuahua s like this big. it couldn t have been easy. the cash for clunkers program could have burned through its billion dollar kitty. it may be suspended after less than a week. it happened so fast the details are sketchy at this hour, but we re hearing like something like 200,000 cars may have been sold and it s possible that another 150,000 are jammed up waiting in the pipeline for government approval. so obviously you knew a good deal when you saw it. response to the program was phenomenal. i think it was a great program. i got $4500 for this vehicle toward the purchase of a new f-150. it was t
late edition . not so intimate gathering at the rose garden, what happened at the white house beer summit tonight. a child becomes the victim of a rat attack. what is being done to keep it from happening again. and saving with twitter. how the new technology can help you get more for your money. live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news late edition . hello again, i am jeff barnd. jennifer is off tonight. professor henry gates and police sergeant crowley agree to disagree. the two men sat down with the president and vice-president today for a round of beers. shannon beam reports. call it happy hour at the white house. the beers are cold, peanuts crunchy, the talk private. president obama and vice-president joe biden sat down for brew with harvard professor henry louis gates jr. and police officer james crowley that spoke to the media after the meeting. he is a regular person sitting around a table having a discussion about an issu
it s friday, july 31st. this morning, running on empty. the nation s week-old plan to get older cars off the road runs low on funds. is it a victim of its own success? the meeting between the professor and thes after officer who arrested him. the beer was frosty. but what about the discussion on race? and recession reality. one family s lonely life as the only residents of a 32-story one family s lonely life as the only residents of a 32-story high-rise. captions paid for by abc, inc. good morning. thanks for being with us on this friday. well, the government s billion dollar cash for clunkers program is so popular, it s already out of gas. so, now, the white house is scrambling to come up with more money. and to reassure dealers and buyers that all deals will be honored. emily schmidt is in washington with the latest on this. reporter: good morning. cash for clunkers was funded until november, or until that $1 billion in government funding ran out. whichever came
racial divide. the harvard professor and the policeman who arrested him agree to disagree in a white house meeting. and summer of storms. unrelenting severe weather pummels the eastern united states. captioning funded by cbs good morning. thanks for joining us. i m michelle guillen. turns out clunkers are good for business. the cash for clunkers program designed to boost auto sales did so well that it ran right through its $1 billion budget in just a week. this morning the white house is scrambling to keep the program funded. tara mergener is in washington with the latest. tara, good morning. reporter: good morning, michelle. this program was supposed to run through november 1st. however, there are too many clunkers and just not enough cash. americans are turning their clunkers into cash much quicker than anyone expected. the $1 billion program has been so popular there s concern it will run out of money less than a week after it began. kind of like renigging on the