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this coming week, jodi arias is expected to be back on the witness stand answering questions from her attorneys as they try to repair any damage they think was caused by the prosecutors withering cross-examination. then it's the jury's turn. because in arizona, jurors are given the chance to question witnesses. that does it for this ac 360

special report. thanks for watching. an incredible medical breakthrough, a baby infected with hiv now said to be cured. and just as surprising, how doctors say it happened. plus, a nurse refuses to help a woman who collapses right in front of her. >> okay, i don't know -- >> they're refusing cpr, they're going to let her die. a mission to mars. wanted, one committed married couple willing to relocate. >> it's a way to help us give perspective. >> the question we really want answered, what about sex in space? >> it's a pretty difficult answer. >> and can women really have it all? can anyone? >> that's a big question. i'm, everybody, i'm alina cho in tonight for don lemon. let's get you up to speed on the hour's top stories.

how soon will americans start to feel the effects of the new federal spending cuts. president obama and republicans say they want compromise, but so far all talk. more on the cuts and their potential impact straight ahead. the men who will choose the next pope are about to begin their work. the cardinals will meet tomorrow and start setting up the special election otherwise known as the conclave. the vatican says it's still unclear whether a firm conclave date will be agreed on tomorrow. the cardinals will also hold important talks on the future direction of the catholic church. meanwhile a shocking apology from the catholic cardinal mired in scandal. he's been accused of abusing four men studying to be priests in the 1980s. he initially contested the claims. today he reversed course and apologized. saying his sexual conduct had fallen below standards as a

priest. queen elizabeth the second spending the night in a london hospital. here's cnn's royal correspondent max foster with the latest. alina, the queen hasn't been in hospital for ten years, but she's in here overnight and cancelled a whole week's worth of public engagement. there is concern about whether or not this is more serious, we don't know whether it is, we do know shes has the symptoms at least of a stomach bug. she'll probably be in for a couple days. >> max, thank you very much. a remarkable announcement today by doctors dedicated to finding aids and. a little girl just two years old, once hiv positive, now declared free from the virus. cured. >> reporter: let's talk about what happened to this baby in mississippi. it's a fascinating story. the baby was born to an hiv

positive mother. the baby was on anti-retro viral drugs for 15 months. at that time the mom stopped the drugs. she was off the drugs 8 to 10 months total. at her next appointment, there was no sign of hiv. what does this mean for other babies with hiv. here's what the folks at johns hopkins have to say. they say it may help pave the way to eliminating hiv infection in children. >> this has a very important implication for pediatric hiv infection and ability to achieve a cure. we should be able to replicate this. >> in other words, many other babies can go on these drugs for a relatively short period of time and don't have to stay on them for life. maybe just a year like this baby did. this baby got high doses of three drugs right after birth.

they're saying that may be the way to go. now, this baby does have little tiny bits of rna and dna fragments in her blood, some people are saying it's a functional cure, since she does have those fragments, the bottom line is, this baby isn't sick, this baby no longer has hiv, she's a healthy little girl. >> what a breakthrough. thank you, elizabeth. crews will continue tomorrow to demolish the house where an enormous sinkhole literally swallowed a man while he was sleeping. that sinkhole opened on thursday night near tampa florida. engineers plan on stabilizing the hole with gravel and sand to protect nearby homes. a young new york city couple expecting a baby die in a car crash on the way to the hospital.

miraculously their baby survives. susan candiotti has the story. >> family and friends are grief stricken after attending an emotional funeral and burial following a horrific crash in williamsburg, brooklyn today. a young couple, 21-year-old parents to be were on their way to a hospital at about midnight saturday night, because the expectant mother wasn't feeling well. police say a hit and run driver crashed into the side of their cab, killing the couple. the dark colored cab was totalled. thanks to quick action by doctors at new york's bellevue hospital a premature baby boy, thigh months shy of his due date was delivered by c-section after his mother died. he was the couple's first child. the infant boy is in critical condition, relatives are standing watch. investigators are trying to track down the driver of a light colored bmw who fled the scene

on foot. a passenger in the car also vanished. police will only say they spoke to the registered owner of that car, but not much more. we don't know whether the car was stolen. relatives and friends are trying to come to grips with what happened. >> just got along so beautifully. just lovely couple. and they're truly going to be missed by everyone. everyone is so heart broken. >> the driver of the cab survived and is in stable condition. relatives tell us the couple had been married less than a year. >> susan candiotti from new york. we're heading into the first full week of those new automatic spending cuts. and top lawmakers on the sunday morning talk shows didn't give much hope of an end in sight. emily schmidt has more from washington. >> there are two different situations that are unfolding at the same time here, first, is there talk between the parties about finding compromise on c

cuts. the senior economic aid says yes. president obama talked on the phone to both republicans and democrats saturday. will it result in action? just listen to mitch mcconnell? >> the president's free to call whoever he chooses to. he doesn't have to go through the speaker and myself. and i fully expect him to do that. so far i haven't heard a single senate republican say they're willing to raise one dime in taxes in order to avoid a spending reduction commitment that we made on a bipartisan basis just a year and a half ago. >> with no new compromise in the works, the $85 billion in spending cuts begin to kick, in they're going to impact everything from defense spending to airline security lines to head start programs. >> john boehner said in an interview that was taped friday for "meet the press" they're going to be putting together legislation to keep the government funded beyond the date when money would otherwise run out later this month. >> absolutely. the house next week will act to

extend the continuing resolution through the end of the fiscal year, september 30th. the president this morning agreed that we should not have any talk of a government shutdown, so i'm hopeful that the house and senate will be able to work through this. >> when it am coulds to the budget cuts that are already beginning, speaker boehner said he doesn't think anyone quite understands how the cuts will really work, or if they will hurt the economy. >> alina? >> emily, thank you. a high school student suspended for taking down a gunman. we'll explain. plus this -- >> a mission to mars. wanted, one committed married couple willing to relocate. >> maybe missions like this give us perspective. >> the question we really want answered, what about sex in

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>> and capture is confirmed on this spacecraft that captures time 4:31 a.m. central time. >> earth's orbit the space's capsule hooked up to the international space station. the dragon is an unmanned cargo ship. space x engineers were a bit nervous because a little glitch that happened friday. a private project hopes to send a husband and wife team on a fly by of mars in 2013. i spoke with a couple part of the inspiration mars team as it's called. and they're married. yes, they have thrown their hat into the ring hoping to be the couple who goes on this trip. first, i asked them what they tell people who say, this just

can't be done? >> that's the tragedy. that's what's occurred, that we've stopped dreaming. and it used to be that, we thought we've been to the moon, mars could happen, and now people are going, yeah, mars is never going to happen. and i hear so many people say, that's the way america used to be. that we had bold dreams and we all got behind making them happen. i think that's the way america needs to be now. >> 501 days straight in space is some people's idea of pure torture. and yet this is something that you desperately want to do. i think we should tell our viewers that you are part of the famed biosphere ii experiment where the both of you lived in a three acre bubble in the arizona desert. what is it about this type of work that is so thrilling, so exciting for you? >> being inside and be separate

from the earth's biosphere gave us a perspective that was unique and a way to see what's going on in our world and earth. and having a spacecraft flying by mars where you look back at earth is literally just a pale blue star like all the other stars. is going to give it perspective. there's some way that missions like this help give us perspective. >> i have two more questions. number one, as a married couple how do you not kill each other being together 501 days straight, 24-7 inside a space capsule? >> well, i think it really does have to be a test of the relationship. it's got to be a relationship that's solid. we've had some experience for this in the biosphere, as you mentioned. for me, it was incredibly comforting to have somebody there that i trusted, that was in it with me, that could help me when i was down, that could

problem solve with me. also share in those wonderful moments. i can't imagine that the crew that goes on this isn't just going to be in awe of the experience at times. >> and i'm going to ask both of you this as well. i've been ordered to ask this, so i don't hold it against me. i've read the research and it says -- that sex in space is wetter and hotter. now, how long is it going to take for you two to become members of the 7 million mile high club. >> this is a mission for all ages and there's clearly going to be private time that the two crew members will have. and we'll leave it at that. it is an interesting survey. >> i'm going to leave it right there. i don't know where you could go from there. i wish you the best of luck on your quest to travel to mars.

>> now we just have to build a vehicle. >> yes, you do. >> awesome. >> i wish you the best of luck. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> honestly, i can't believe i asked that question. how soon will we feel the effects of the new federal spending cuts. a nurse refuses to help a woman who collapses right in front of her. >> okay, i don't know -- >> they're refusing cpr, they're going to let her die. [ female announcer ] what does the anti-aging power of olay total effects

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a florida teen suspended after he helped wrestle a gun away from a potential school shooter. here's what happened, according to our affiliate, they reported the teen along with two other students grabbed the loaded weapon from a 15-year-old boy as he aimed it at another student threatening to shoot him. the 15-year-old was arrested, the teen and two others were suspended for three days.

the teen's mother admits her son did admit her son refused to cooperate with investigators, but said he was scared. >> how can you be suspended for doing the right thing? >> all the kids that were involved in this, they should have a pat on their backs, because they did the right thing. >> they obviously wanted to hide their identity for fear of -- out of safety concerns, rather. school officials meanwhile told wftx that florida law allows for immediate suspensions if there is a potentially dangerous situation. the next story is one that is pretty hard to believe, an elderly woman unconscious on the floor, needing cpr or she will die. nobody is willing to help. nobody, they say they can't. it is apparently policy at this senior assisted living center. 911 tapes tell the story, and kelsey thomas of cnn affiliate,

kget in bakersfield, california has the report. >> fire department what is your emergency please? >> yes, we need someone out at glennwood gardens as soon as possible, we have a lady with heart problems -- >> what is the address. >> she's unconscious and barely breathing. fire and ambulance crews are on the way. it takes about four minutes of question and answer for tracy halverson to assess the situation. >> we need to get cpr started. >> we can't do the cpr to this facility. >> then hand the phone to a passerby. if you can't do it -- give the phone to anybody there can do cpr. give them the phone, please. i understand if your facility is not willing to do it, give the phone to a stranger, this woman

is not breathing, she's going to die if we don't get this started. do you understand? >> i understand. i am a nurse. but i cannot have our other senior citizens who don't know cpr -- >> i will instruct them. >> in the dining room. >> i will instruct them. is there anyone there who -- >> i don't understand why you're not willing to help this patient. >> i am, but -- >> then i'll walk you through it -- ems takes the liability for this. i'm happy to help you. this is ems protocol, okay? >> i don't know where he is. she's saying we have to have one of our other residents perform cpr. and she'll instruct and i'm not going to do that. >> is there anybody that works there that's willing to do it? >> we can't. >> we're just going to let this lady die? >> that's why we're calling 911? >> we can't wait. she can't wait right now. she is stopping breathing.

>> she can't wait for them to get there. >> a little more than five minutes into the call, balis remains untouched, barely breathing on the dining room floor. >> you can talk to my boss and i'm -- >> they're refusing cpr, they're going to let her die. at the facility. >> when will the fire department be there? >> they're coming as quickly -- they've been on their way all this time but we can't wait, this lady's going to die. >> if you can get any stranger that walks by that's willing to help. i understand if your boss is telling you can't do it. but as a human being, i don't -- is there anybody there that's willing to help this lady and not let her die? >> not at this time. >> a little over 7 minutes after glennwood gardens dialled 911, balis is taken to the hospital where she died.

we went to glennwood gardens and asked why the staff refused to resuscitate balis. jeffrey too manier told me, it is the policy of glenwood gardens that staff does not attempt cpr. the policy is in place because it's not a nursing facility, it's an independent living facility, and there are no nurses on staff to provide assistance and residents are made aware of this when they move into the building. yet, there was a nurse on scene after balis collapsed. he issued a statement, in the event of a health emergency, our practice is to immediate call emergency medical personnel for assistance and wait with the individual needing attention until such personnel arrives. that is the protocol we followed. we will conduct a thorough internal review of this matter. we have no further comments at this time. he said the staff is supposed to call for assistance during an

emergency and that's exactly what they did. >> lorraine balis is the woman who died, she's 87 years old, our affiliate did talk with her daughter. she said she is satisfied with the care that her mother received. basketball's bad boy dennis rodman now good will ambassador? close. not quite, we'll have that story coming up. 4g lte. 700 megahertz spectrum, end-to-end, pure lte build. the most consistent speeds indoors or out. and, obviously, astonishing throughput. obviously... you know how fast our home wifi is? yeah. this is basically just as fast. oh. and verizon's got more fast lte coverage than all other networks combined. so it's better. yes. oh, why didn't you just say that? huh-- what is he doing? my name is sunshine and i have three beautiful girls. i like taking advil® for a headache.

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bottom of the hour now, let's take a look at the headlines including this. word from the white house that president obama will make a cabinet level nomination tomorrow. he's chosen sylvia matthews berwell to be the new director of the office of management and budget. burwell is currently the head of the walmart foundation. the queen of england spending the night and probably a little longer in the hospitaled 86-year-old queen is suffering from stomach flu symptoms and she has cancelled all of her official engagements for the week. egypt's ousted president will be retried in april. that from the country's state-run news agency. >> the 84-year-old successfully appealed a life sentence he received for his role in the deaths of hundreds of protesters two years ago. an exciting an optimistic announcement today for doctors

working to cure hiv and aids, they say an hiv positive little girl is functionally cured of her infection. cured. the 2-year-old got the virus from her mother. the girl is the second person ever declared cured of hiv. the federal spending cuts that were never supposed to happen, well, they did happen. and lawmakers in both parties are going to make sure americans realize who's to blame. the sunday talk shows featured plenty of back and forth including remarks by john mccain who says it's up to the president to lead the country to compromise. >> this sequester. it requires the president to lead and for us to sit down. if he will stop going out and running campaign events and bashing republicans and coming back to washington. why not take a day and invite us all over and work this out. because american national security is at risk. i can find billions in cuts in

defense spending that are absolutely necessary and appropriate. not this way. >> the president's economic adviser says mr. obama has been working. has been making calls to members of both parties of congress, in search of a bipartisan fix. >> everybody who is part of that conflict or negotiation in 2011 knows we put the sequester in place to force both sides to come back to the type of grand bargain than bowles-simpson have called for, that recognize it's not cutting defense and domestic spending like education and research we need. what we need is a compromise. >> earlier i talked with cnn contributors. we discussed former nba star dennis rodman's bizarre trip to north korea last week. we also covered the spending cuts. the presidentarbitrary. republicans are claiming victory. i began by asking lz if the president may have overplayed

his hand. >> i don't think so. i think he hasn't necessarily done a great job explaining how this is going to impact us in the long run. if you're waiting for something to happen immediately because of the cuts, i don't think a lot of americans are going to feel bad. i would like to go back and talk about what happened between 2009 and 1999. we had 1.1% private sector job growth. we didn't feel that audit once. it was a gradual buildup. all of a sudden, when the recession happened, we're like holy cow, what happened. that's what's going to happen with these budget cuts. it's going to be a gradual thing. if we don't adjust it, we're going to be like holy cow, what happened. >> you talk about lz, that sort of long term effect. the new york times and it's second graph in the lead story said, lost in a talk of washington's dysfunction of this fact, paper at least. president obama and congress have reduced projected deficits

by nearly $4 trillion by over a decade, and that is really the goal toward stabilizing the national debt. some people might argue, it might hurt right now, but it's better in the long run. >> you know, i don't think many people are arguing much of anything, people are just so tired about this topic, they're tired of being brought into a frenzy and a froth every three months by the government. i think it is a risky move for everybody involved, for congress and for the president. i don't understand how democrats and the president can rationalize not allowing the cuts to be not arbitrary, but actually specific and having more control on how the government cuts. look, here's the problem. the problem, number one, we've got a frenzy every three months. all they do is govern by kicking the can down the road. not by solving the big issue. problem number two is that if you ask most americans if they

think the government is bloated, most americans will tell you, yes. if you ask americans, if they think that you can cut two and a half percent from government budgets, most americans will tell you yes, and most americans, most american businesses and families have had to cut themselves in the last several years, there's not that much sympathy. >> i've been to north korea twice. lucky enough to have been. it's a journalists dream to be able to meet kim jong-un face to face. many diplomats would fight for that chance as well. here, dennis rodman is the first american ever to meet face to face with him. what do you make of it? >> i don't. i just don't. i'm so thoroughly embarrassed for us, for north korea. so thoroughly embarrassed about this conversation. it's not really talking about anything serious. this is a publicity stunt.

>> i'm with lz on this one. if you want, left's talk about his jacket and his choice of clothes. but we're not going to send peewee herman to negotiate the peace between israel and palestine. and we're not going to send mickey mouse to go solve the issue with syria. this is a joke, this is not serious, it's not diplomacy, i think -- if he'd like to stay in north korea and play one on one, with that dictator, i think it's fine with a lot of us. >> the forced spending cuts were perfect fodder for the folks at "saturday night live" last night. take a look. >> these cuts will affect our military, our civil service, federal construction projects. even grants to native americas.s and i'm the one who has to tell these folks, young man, there's no need to feel down.

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melissa myers banned telecomputing for all employees. a few weeks ago, she said she only needs two weeks of maternity leave. can women really have it all? children, rock solid marriage and a career? earlier i spoke with jill filopovic. >> they get used to seeing powerful and assertive women. >> how do we get there? >> right, it's one of the chicken and egg problem. we need women to be more assisti assistive, to take individual steps to pull themselves up. but we also need major institutional and cultural changes. we're the only country on earth that doesn't have federally

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now to the big stories in the week ahead. our correspondents tell you what you need to know. we begin tonight with the president's plans for the week. >> i'm dana bash in washington, where congress will return this week to start work on avoiding

the next looming budget crisis which will be at the end of the month, when the government runs out of money. the house will vote on gop legislation this coming week, to keep funding going through the end of the fiscal year, september 30th. they have differences with senate democrats on priorities and how to fund the government. both the president and the house speaker of voicing optimism and a shutdown can be averted. >> wall street will continue to keep a close eye on washington over the next week. also coming up this week, we'll get two key reports on u.s. manufacturing, it will show us where demand stands for those big ticket items in this country. but then the big news of the week comes on friday morning, that is when we'll get the february jobs report, we'll see how many jobs were created last month. everyone's hoping to see continued improvement in what has been a persistently sluggish job market. we'll track that and all the business news of the week for you on cnn money.

here's what we're watching this week, i'm one on one with hollywood's sex symbol, jennifer love hewitt. she's going to reveal everything you want to know about "the client list." i'm going to ask her about the amazing secrets behind her recent slimdown. >> coming up, many have noticed a different tone from the president this second term. more emotional, more personal. is it true? and if so, what has brought on the change. [ female announcer ] what does the anti-aging power of olay total effects

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on monday the president is expected to nominate a new foot soldier in the battle over the budget cuts. he'll announce his pick for the office of management and budget. we've been seeing a hard nosed obama during those budget talks, he's been notably softer in his second term. >> president obama has been

showing his softer side lately. from tears of joy, speaking to his campaign workers the day after the election. >> i'm really proud of all of you -- >> to tears of sadness after the newtown shooting. >> they had their entire lives ahead of them. birthdays, graduations, weddings, kids of their own. >> he's not just showing his emotions, he's sharing them too. >> this is many michelle and i met, where we fell in love. >> having some fun here with the miami heat. >> we got a ten-day contract left? >> yeah. >> pick my man up. >> you guys could use a shooter. >> or a point guard. >> thank you, man. >> thank you. >> the president's biographer,

says it all changed after he won re-election. >> i think we've all seen since the day after his re-election, a more relaxed barack obama. something that took a lifetime for him to get to this point. we've really seen a new obama. >> first term obama was known for his cold detached style. early in his first term, he failed the empathy test, with this california teacher about to be laid off. >> i got my notice on saturday. >> you got -- i'm sorry, you got what? >> i got my ripd notice, intention to be laid off. >> a pink slip. >> yes, that's why i'm wearing pink. >> now the president's more likely to wear his heart on his sleeve. >> i wish i had had a father who was around and involved. >> in his first term, the president was far more cautious about his past.

on most topics, he just didn't go there. now, as the president himself points out. >> i've run my last election. >> he's free of the pressure to lose swing voters. so he's using his stories to try to inspire audiences and pitch policies. talking about his biracial identity in a eulogy for his childhood senator. >> here i was a young boy with a white mom, a black father, raiseds in indonesia and hawaii. and i was beginning to sense how fitting into the world might not be as simple as it might seem. >> remembering his troubled teenaged years, speaking to kids back home in chicago. >> when i screwed up, the consequences weren't as high as when kids on the south side screw up. i had more of a safety net. but these guys are no different

than me. >> bringing a more complete personality into focus. >> i don't think one ever knows the real him. but i think that it's closer to being the private and the public obama coming together in a clearer way. >> don't take our word for it. even he admits he's changed. >> check out his humble brag. >> the one thing about being president is, after four years you get pretty humble. you think maybe you wouldn't but you become more humble. you realize what you don't know. >> humility he can afford after winning a second term. >> i did it. >> president obama is never going to be the i feel your pain like bill clinton type of president. but he's getting closer. >> jessica yellin, cnn, the white house. >> and we have new information tonight on the violent death of a man running for mayor of a

small city in mississippi. marcus mcmillan's broody was fod this week. since then police have been tight lipped about how he died. mcmillan's family released this statement on sunday. part of it reads we know that marco was brutally murdered. his body was found on wednesday, beaten, dragged and burned, set afire. these are the first details released so far about how mcmillan died. at the time of his death, he was running for mayor of clarks dale, mississippi. his family says he was gay, but they aren't aware of how many other people knew. police are exploring whether his sexual orientation may have been a factor in his death. we're back after this. dad, i'd put that down.

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before we end the program tonight, we have breaking news we want to pass along to you. don lemon joins us by phone from puerto rico, where don you're celebrating your birthday, right? >> i am celebrating my birthday. i can barely hear you, though. >> i know why you're on the phone. we're going to discuss someone who is near and dear to us. jenny cook, who has been our fearless leader, and i know the executive producer of your program and someone who has been at cnn for 15 years, tell us about jenny, the person. >> where do i