the boy was pulled out of a sewage pipe earlier this week, hacking at that pipe that had to be taken to a hospital and carefully pried open. amazing that he survived. but doctors say that he will be okay and make a full recovery. now questions about the mother. it s unclear exactly what happened. but police say that she s deeply regretful and they say they won t press charges at this stage saying that it might be just an awful accident. but the main story here is the survival of this young child who s managed to survive against all odds. jake? all right. thank you, david mckenzie in beijing. now we go to saudi arabia, where five more people have been sickened by a sars like virus bringing the total number of people infected to 49. i asked how the virus is spreading. jake, the new strain of the virus is spreading in the world health organization is calling
both parties do have this element. i don t like the term wacko bird. frankly, i think the tea party has been very good for republicans when it comes to putting the fiscal spine in the republican party. i don t like in the case of those individuals who engage in delegitimatization. but the tea party has been a shot of economic adrenaline to get the government spending and taxes under control. and i think that s supportive. they ll do better if they have a smarter, more intellectual candidates who combine that passion for small government. we have to leave it there. thank you so much, ari fleischer, appreciate it. every night, we take a look outside the day s top stories for something we call the outfront outtake. this is a story about your boss, that person who makes you stay late and work on weekends. the one who takes you for granted. the guy who just won t get off your back about those darn tps reports. but what if the employee is a
just in, president obama intends to nominate james comby to replace robert mueller as fbi official. he was deputy attorney general under president george w. bush. now to tonight s outer circle where we reach out to our sources around the world. we start tonight in china where we re learning more about the newborn baby that was rescued alive from a sewer pipe. police finally found and spoken to the baby s mother. david mckenzie is in beijing. i asked if police plan on pressing charges. jake, it s an extraordinary story that gripped the world s attention. this young boy now recovering in the hospital in eastern china, amazing when you consider this. look, at these disturbing images. the boy was pulled out of a sewage pipe earlier this week, hacking at that pipe that had to
in the morning. those are very dangerous. you don t expect them. you re probably asleep. your weather radio will wake you up. if you have one, make sure it is working tonight if you live in the plains, jake. all right. thank you so much, chad. our second story outfront, waiting to implode. we re talking about underground cavities. ticking time bombs that could suddenly turn into deadly sink holes. in march as you probably remember a florida man died after his bed was swallowed by a sink hole that opened up under his house. now that was a naturally occurring disaster. but in new mexico, a man made danger is threatening to swallow up a big chunk of one town and its residents. we have an outfront investigation. reporter: part of this dusty new mexico landscape disappeared back in 2008 into two massive sink holes. triggering shock waives of confusion and anxiety that more would follow. i think it s quite likely that a sink hole will form here. it s not a matter of if, it s
sheshgs may have been caricatured but she handed the press the magic markers. that s right. and she was not my cup of tea. what i like the least was her statements. i remember clashing with her on larry king live about this that barack obama was born in kenya. she couldn t bring herself to accept the fact that he wasn t. i hate when you differ with the opposition by trying to delegitimatize them. it s one thing to clash on ideology and ideas, it s another to say they re not legitimate. that is not something i thought is constructive in politics. charles, you wrote a story about what you call the gop s bachmann problem. specifically you wrote, people like bachmann represent everything that is wrong with the republican party. she and her colleagues are hyperbolic, reactionary and ill-informed and synonymous with the republican brand. how much does bachmann s exit hurt the democratic party? i don t know if it hurts the democratic party. i do think that it takes away a