ongoing. it is intensifying, as every hour that ticks by becomes more difficult, the death toll went up to 10 more, overnight, 75 fatalities have now been confirmed with reports of more than 300 people still out there in the crumbling buildings they are searching for, as quickly that is can, they have heavy machinery trying to sift through the mountains of rubble in christchurch, once the island nation s second largest city. and police are now imposing a nighttime curfew in parts of the city and expect the death toll to rise sharply the next few days and we wish them luck in these final hours, trying to get those people out. bill: and speaking to cameron betts, from yesterday. he s okay but, boy he has a story to tell. martha: a sad story. bill: uncle sam, has about a week to come up weather a budget or there is no money, america. so, who wins if the government gets a shut down? or do we all lose? fair and balanced debate, on that, in moments. martha: and, he was accused of killing his
supporters call it a win-win. what is obvious to everyone is that new jersey residents are already gambling online and what that means is, one, that they re unprotected and two, the state is not benefiting at all from this thriving industry. well, if the bill does become law, you ll have to prove you re a jersey resident before you can legally play online. martha, you re all in, and hemmer is out. hemmer is out. martha: hemmer can t do it but i k i can play a little blackjack at lunch time! rick, thank you very much. bill: tomb you can do the story on ohio! promise? martha: or new york. bill: 27 minutes past. four innocent americans, what a story this was yesterday, shot to death by pirates, new reaction from friends, the government, and why this tragedy could have a big impact on all of us. martha: terrible story. all right, and this young lad is back in the news today. she s been living free, but could that soon change? she is about to go before a judge again today, folks.
get on ships, planings, any way they can to get out of libya, the airport we re told is a mob scene, one american describing it as chaos, trying to describe this crisis. secretary of state hillary clinton and spokesperson p.j. kro uly sending this message. it s not for the united states to choose the leader of libya or of any other country. we join the international community in strongly condemning the violence, as we ve received reports of hundreds killed and many more injured. we believe that the government of libya bears responsibility for what is occuring, and must take action to end the violence. bill: two important points on this story. there is a human impact being felt but the day and also there s an economic impact as well. here s tripoli, the capitol city of libya, bengazi is the second largest city, there are reports out of
we re going to have more on this breaking news. bill: that country s history is changing by the hour, right now. it was supposed to be a simple followup story on a multi-vehicle pileup. instead it turned into this. my name is abigail sloan. [inaudible] this lady
joy. martha: all right. well, this is a very tough story, forget it s really a heart breaker out of canada, a father is fighting to keep his dying baby boy alive, baby joseph, this is a picture of this little guy, he has been clinging to life since november, but a canadian court has now ordered the hospital to remove the breathing tube. his parents do not want that done. and now, they are praying for a miracle to happen for them, here in america. molly henneberg joins us live with more. molly, this is such an awful, awful story. what exactly do the parents want now for baby joseph? hi martha. they say they know the baby probably is going to die, he s in a vegitative state and they had a daughter die of the same rare neurological disease, nine years ago. but the parents of baby joseph don t want canadian doctors to take him off of life support. they want surgeons to perform a tracheotomy, to put a tube in joseph s windpipe, allowing him to breathe on his home so he can go home and lik