>> let me tell you something, anderson, this is not the first time that nancy has made false ak ewe saigszs and you notice that i'm coming from skype and you don't know where. i have instituted an investigation. i've got both of my top investigators. we're going to show, and i'm going to report back with you on monday the results of this investigation. we're on the road right now and we're looking into this. we're looking into nancy drew, nancy grace. we're going to prove that this is, yet again, another false accusation. >> not since donald trump has investigators sent with the birth certificate of president obama. now, i want to play you another clip, mark, of what nancy said last night. she also tried to implicate me. for the record, i did find it very fetching. do you have any other suspects? >> don't try to throw me off the set. don't try to throw me off you, anderson.

i've already told you geragos. too much of a straight guy to wear a pair of handcuff necklaces. he would never think to spiel like you. >> out of the three of you, i would say that geragos would be the type to steal the necklace. although you're pretty daring. i mean, look at his face. >> where does one get a handcuff necklace? >> if that doesn't scream guilt. >> she's basically saying you look like a neef. how do you respond? >> you remember that nancy grace's initials are n-g. not guilty. so understand something. by monday, my investigators are combing this area where we are right now. and i can't disclose the location. and we will have answers by monday. >> now, i've got to be honest. if nancy grace was conducting this interview with you, she had already cut off your mike. i'm going to leave you right now. if it wasn't mark and it wasn't me and nancy didn't lose them in the poker game or whatever it is

she does before she goes on air every night, then maybe we need to talk to jeff. by the way, monday night, i will be broadcasting live from nancy's dressing room as david gurgen personally pushes for couch cushions. it's the case of the missing handcuff necklace continues on the ridiculist. on "the ridulist." thank you for watching. from cnn headquarters in atlanta, this is "early start weekend." >> several control towers getting the axe. thank you for watching. two kids tried to rob her and then did the unthinkable. >> shot my baby right in the face. >> two arrests in the small town. >> she can sing, stretch, and do

head stands but why did she do all this during a police interrogation. it's saturday morning, march 23rd. good morning, everybody. i am christine romans. >> it's great to have you with us, and nice to be here. >> first up, a long time coming, yes, it's 5:00 a.m., and the democrat-controlled senate passed its first budget in four years. it took a overnight vote-o-rama to get it done. >> the concurrent resolution is agreed to. >> move to reconsider. >> without objection. >> the senate has passed a budget. >> the senate has passed a

budget, victor. that's something we have not been able to say in four years. >> the won by just one vote. it calls for trillions in tax increases and spending reductions. >> over the last two decades, the average budget resolution considered 78 amendments, and we have done twice as many. doing this has been a huge feat. >> i know everybody is exhausted and you may not feel it at the moment, but this is one of the finest day in senate years and i commend everybody who participated in the extraordinary debate. >> it was up against the republic's plan that calls for more spending cuts.

neither bill is likely to make it to president obama's desk, but they set the stage for talks. and a few fours, president obama will board air force one and head home. cnn's chief white house correspondent is traveling with the president as she reports the president's visit comes at a critical moment. >> reporter: the final stop, a visit with jordon's king abdullah. whaeufplt i remember is his majesty was kind enough to personally drive me to the airport. i won't tell you how fast he was going, but secret service i don't think could keep up. >> reporter: close u.s. ally is facing new strain. political pressure as one of the

only royals still standing after the arab spring, and economic troubles made worse with more than 400,000 syrian refugees fleeing to safety here, and yet president obama showed support but arrived late due to a sand storm earlier in the day. to the kingdom of jordon he announced an additional $2 million of u.s. aid. >> i am confident assad will go. it's not a question of if, it's when. >> asked how that will happen, he struck a defensive note. >> it's fair to say that the united states often finds itself in a situation where it goes in military it is criticized and if

it doesn't then people say, why don't you go in militarily? >> reporter: former allies whose three year stand off had ripples across the region. >> timing was good for that conversation to take place. i discussed it with prime minister netanyahu and pwoeftbo us agreed the moment was right, and fortunately they were able to begin the process of rebuilding the relations between two important countries in the region. >> reporter: concerning back to syria, jordon's king abdullah offered assad asylum in jordon, but when asked if that offer still stands, he did not renew the pledge.

in other news, a 10-year-old boy is dead this morning. one other person clinging to live after a display sign fell on them in an airport in birmingham, alabama. the report was the sign of arrivals and depart inners fell on the child and his three siblings and mother. injuries to the other kids are not known at this point. >> the family was crushed. the little kid was crushed under the sign. everybody was scattering to lift it up. i helped to lift it up and help pull people out. >> the accident happened in a new section of the airport that opened this month. investigators are trying to figure out why that sign fell. the forced spending cuts. they are kicking in forcing the faa to close air traffic control towers at 149 regional airports across the country and that's 40 fewer than initial thought.

it will save the faa $36 million. they are worried about safety with fewer working towers. to see a full list of the closing towers go to cnn.com. and a business passenger entered the cockpit while posing as a pilot. the police arrested the wine maker. he did not know how to strap himself in the jump seat. police say the fake pilot said, quote, he hated americans, but there is no signs so far his act is being linked to terrorism. in georgia a 14 and 17-year-old are in custody charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of a 13 ye 13-month-old boy. two men approached the mother

while pushing the boy in a stroller, but the aunt says her nephew could not have been there. >> i am devastated. i am sad because they got the wrong person. i hate what happened to that baby because know baby deserved to go through that, but at the same time they are taking somebody to jail that is innocent. i am 100% he was not at that crime scene, he was at my residence. >> have police responded to that woman's claim? >> police have not responded to that specific claim, but after the police conference yesterday i asked the police how could you be so sure you got the right guys? police said the arrest came as a result of the physical description given to them as a mother, and they cross-referenced area schools with attendance records of who was missing that day.

only 15,000 people in the town, and it's a type of place that everybody knows everybody. we stopped at a gas station to get the morning paper and i asked the gas attendant what do you think? do you think they got the right guys? he said this is a small town, and not only am i positive i am sure they got the right guys. people here are talking in confidence that the arrests were the right ones. >> when you see the picture of the middle baby, it breaks your heart. i understand helicopters and police dogs were used to search for the suspects. what else do we know about how police tracked them down? >> they used area schools and cross-referenced attendance records, and we were where the tragedy happened, and they were using k-9 police dogs going up and down to search for the suspects, but there were no

eyewitnesses. people did hear the shots. this is bittersweet in a sense for the family. i spoke to the father yesterday after the arrest. in fact, i was the one to tell him the name of one of the older suspects, and he didn't have a tv and he knew the arrest were coming but didn't know who they were, and he said i am hanging in here, and it's bittersweet for him, sweet because they have an arrest, but bitter because without the 13-month-old, they will miss him and he was just starting to form his personality, and this is how the community feels for the family, they are just devastated. >> the two suspects of course innocent until proven guilty. did they have the murder weapon? >> reporter: no, they don't have the murder weapon or a clear

motive. the mother said the two suspects, the two young boys had come up to try and rob her. that was not cube rated. they don't know how the suspects got their hands on the weapons, but we will be getting those details later this morning hopefully. >> thank you, nick. >> heartbreaking. i covered that town for four years, and it's a quaint little town and tight-knit, and the mom said she tried to perform cpr, and the lungs were expanding but the child didn't recover. i long the east coast and i didn't see it because i was asle asleep, a bright streaking fireball. look there, a circle around it to help you. experts say it was probably a meteor. >> it happened around 8:00 eastern and it lit up social

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subpoena for the moment. >> you all showed up nearly an hour late. you know what you really need is a waffle. >> the motorcade that can't get motoring. >> the driver filled up using regular gas instead of diesel. >> it's kind of embarrassing. >> the secret service denied that claim. >> nine times out of ten, somebody else did it. >> tiger is an incredibly private athlete. >> i wouldn't go that far. >> they made it facebook official if you want to call it that. >> and to be private, and that's to post it on facebook. >> yesterday he took her home to meet his other girlfriend. >> i suppose mere eupblg for gay

and lesbian couples. >> and hillary clinton has come out for gay and lesbian marriage. >> wait, why now? >> hillary clinton may run for president. >> they will not get one of these. >> free from the -- who? >> the group that is calling gays the "f" word. >> is there anything worse than fighting neighbors? >> that's putting it mildly. >> did you see the video asking kate upton to prom. not only did he get a video response from her? >> i will check my schedule. >> and the nervous teenager was put on the phone for her, and if

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time to talk basketball. day two of the big dance is in the books and the upsets keep coming. andy joins us on this morning's bleacher report. good morning. >> one of the craziest tournaments in basketball. the biggest upset of round two belongs to 15th seed florida gulf coast as they shocked the word last night by beating two seed georgetown. and you may never have heard of gulf cost before because this is the second year they have been eligible for the tournament. the atlantic sun conference never looked back. they became the seventh 15th seed to beat a two seed. >> we just came out there and just played our hearts out. we know it's winner go home from here, so we just had a great feeling and just excited. i don't know really know what to

do still with myself, so -- >> if your bracket was bad after the gulf coast win it probably only got worse, the explorers out scored the wildcats by 18. this result coupled with the florida gulf coast left zero perfect brackets over the 8 million filled out on espn. and we will see if hartford can keep their cinderella run against arizona. the heat streak continues. lebron james made 28 points last night for the 25th consecutive win. the heat are eight wins away from tying the longest winning streak in history. for more of the heat's record streak check out

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it's 30 minutes past the hour. welcome back and good morning. i am christine romans. >> i am victor blackwell. first up, a bizarre story. philadelphia police say this retired wine maker from france posed as a pilot and walked into the cockpit of a flight as passengers were boarding. he had a badge and tried at least to buckle into a seat behind the real pilots. officers say the man was upset after his request to upgrade his seat was turned down. they say the man was not drunk but it appeared he had been drinking. >> bizarre story. investigators are trying to figure out if the dead ex-con linked to the murder of the

police chief. he was a former member of the white supremest prison gang. they say the probe is investigative work. an airport flight display board collapses killing a 10-year-old boy and critically injuring his mother. it happened in alabama. wiat reports the board fell on the boy, his mom and the three siblings as the father was check into the flight. injuries to the other kids are not known as this point. the post office plans to stop delivering letters on saturday, and this plan is hitting a snag. there was a statement in a legal opinion that said it must make the delivering for six days. it will still deliver packages

and it says it does not expect a legal fight. and president obama will be heading home in a few hours. he made stops in israel, and the west bank and jordon. he called on israel to re-start direct talks with the palestinians. on tuesday the supreme court will hear arguments on california's controversy prop 8. this is the ban on gay marriage. voters approved. some of the most influential voices in california understandably are hollywood stars and many have come out in favor of same-sex marriage. >> what makes the nation great is our freedoms and the idea of equality. >> we must demand full equality for all. eufrplt it's about time the supreme court weighed in on it and hopefully they will come down in favor of it. >> absolutely will be done this week. i can't imagine anything else.

to me it's an embarrassment it has not already been done. >> and i am quoting martin luther king here, it always leads towards equality and i think i terribly paraphrased that but that's what we are hoping for here. >> it's definitely going to be overturned i hope. >> even after tuesday's oral arguments we won't get a ruling for months, but more than a dozen people in line outside the supreme court to hear the historic debate. there are 250 seats for the general public. remember, no cameras. it's expected to be a packed courthouse. >> absolutely. and so much anticipation because the case has had a long and complicated path to the supreme court. cnn's joe johns explains from washington. >> victor and christine, the battle over same-sex marriage has been going on for years in california and it has finally arrived at the u.s. supreme court. we talked to one of the couples involved in the case who win or lose already assured themselves a small place in history with their legal challenge.

paul is a fit instructor and personal trainer. jeff zarillo, two of the biggest plaintiffs. >> we can't get married and we love each other. >> they said they never thought they would become the face of gay marriage, but their fight to put an end to the prop 8 is when jeff saw this gay video based on real stories. jeff sent it to paul. >> i am a massachusetts parent, helplessly watching public schools teach my son that gay marriage is okay. >> just to get a reaction. >> and sure enough, when i finally got him to launch it, he stood up off the couch and he said we have to do something. >> what they ended up doing is producing a response video

called weathering the storm. >> a storm has arrived. >> created with lies and misrepresentations. >> i think we ended up being in the legal case because we were loud mouths about how prop 8 really defined the damage that we felt. >> debate over same-sex marriage has gone back and forth in california. june 2008 a court decision made it legal, and that november prop 8 voters eliminated the right for same-sex couples to mary, and then the court started to declare the ban unconstitutional, and the issue is a state can ban gay marriage if it's agreed straight and gay relationships deserve the same treatment, and the dividing line is whether the marriage between a man and woman is different because of procreation. >> marriage aligns together a mother and father and the union

that will have children come together. >> some say that is too narrow. >> being married, it's a public show of love and commitment, and it's a declaration of love. >> jeff and paul live together but they say they never signed up for california's domestic partnership because they say they don't see it as the same as marriage. >> the term marriage is important. it has global recognition. nobody celebrates a domestic partnership, they celebrate an anniversary of marriage. >> california is one of the handful of states that gives benefits to same-sex couples in domestic partnership, and one question is is the ruling in california going to affect the other states the same way. the jodi arias trial.

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let's talk about it. the jodi arias trial now and

newly released surveillance video of the suspect from 2008. this is inside the interrogation room interview room, and the moment she found out she was being charged with the murder of her ex-boyfriend. listen to this. >> the grand jury indicted you. >> so it's public now? >> it's public record. >> does everybody know? >> if somebody goes and checks the public record they can check it and they would come up with an indictment. >> will it be on the news tonight? >> we don't report anything to the news. >> that's bizarre. at other moments she is singing and doing head stands. i asked jane velez-mitchell about what she thought about her peculiar behavior. >> it's all about jodi all the

time. if you can't get positive attention, she will go for negative attention. put another way, she did achieve fame in her life, she is going for infamy. >> she asked to see the crime scene photos and she knows she killed travis alexander. what is that about? >> his friends said she was a stalker, and maybe it's part of her aobsession. maybe she is still attracted to him still in death, look at his body again? the other is she is on the hot seat being grilled by detectives and wants to come up with a story. this is right around the time that she comes up with the story that two mass intruders bursts into the house and killed travis, these ninjas and i

imagined to escape, and so was she looking at the photos and put together that story in her head. if they thought the interrogation tapes for year, and if they thought it was that significa significant, they could have produced them. if they say the expert for battered women hits home runs, maybe they decide, hey, we will counteract and try to get this in and show her behaving in an erratic manner. she stands on her head. she sings. she does a back end, a very arottic yoga back bend. maybe they will try to introduce evidence that she was trivializing the whole thing.

>> jodi admits she was not comfortable with travis dating other women and they fought about it. listen. >> she is like, you know, travis is dating. and i said, okay. and i assumed he was you know going on dates and things, and he said, no, he is really trying to date. and i said, okay. and he said he is desperate to get married, so that night i confronted him about it and we had a big fight and it was also where a bunch of things were thrown in the mix together. >> there are a lot of lies from jodi arias, but didn't she say on the stand the opposite, she did not have a problem with it. could this be a motive for murder? >> yes, absolutely. there are so many phrases associated with the case. the prosecutor said this is an old-fashioned case if i can't have you nobody else can, that

this was a woman who was jealous because she is sleeping with the man and having raunchy sex and he doesn't want to marry her. he is taking another woman to cancun. she claimed on the stand i was not upset about that, but you see on the interrogation tape, she says, yes, i was upset about travis alexander dating other women. hate to quote shakespeare but it applies. stay up to speed on the joiy arias trial. and a rapper accused of hitting one of the fans in the face with a champagne bottle. the fan says it happened at a nightclub after he asked the security guard to get a photo

with the rapper and the fan is a soldier that served in afghanistan, and he suffered a concussion. and the biogenics of america gave banned substances to current and former baseball players, and a-rod's camp denies any connection to the clinic and its owner. in other news the week was dominated by the killers named layne and a potential mass murder averted. here is your week of crime in 60 seconds. >> layne was sentenced to life in preusen on thursday. during the sentencing, he smiled, smirked and wore a t-shirt with the word "killer" hand written on the front of it. prosecution says sandra lane

shot hoffman multiple times in her home and her attorney says it was self defense. the executive director of the prison system was found shot to death in his home on tuesday, and a relative of his called 911 and reported he was shot by opening his door, and police identified a former colorado prisoner as the suspect and he was killed by police in texas after he took them on a car chase. a 30-year-old man plotted a mass killing in the university of florida before committing suicide in his tomorrow. he had 1,000 rounds of ammunition and four homemade bombs. he was described as a loaner without a criminal past. >> that's crime in 60 seconds. how are you on your new year's resolution? most people said they wanted to get in shape and when they start, all you hear in protein, protein. >> yeah, but too much protein

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welcome back. today we are looking at the power of protein. the positive benefits as well as bad news. >> we call our fit expert, and she is here to shed light on protein. we have a variety of sources here. we were talking about protein bars, but you never had one. >> i am not a protein bar fan but i know a lot of people have them around. is it a better source or good source? >> it's not necessarily a better

source. these are good options to keep on hand if you are running low on time. you want to get the most of your protein from whole foods like eggs, of course, meat has a lot of protein, but people forget about plant-based foods like soy products. >> but have maybe not some of the drawbacks meat might have. >> yeah, we eat way too much protein and it can't store it and it uses what it needs, and too much protein can be dangerous and have a terrible affect on your kidneys. >> what about not enough protein? what are the signs that maybe you need to have more? >> that is so rare in this country we don't need to worry about that, we need to worry about too much. too much protein can cause dehydration and excessive urination. getting over 100 grams of protein a day is overkill, and people think to build muscle they have to eat protein and

what will build muscle is lifting weights. >> oh, but that's the hard way. >> i can eat these all day if that's the way i can lose weight and gain muscle. 100 is too much. what is the safe range? >> one gram of protein -- i am about 130, so i need -- since i am active i need a little more of that, it's 60 grams or 75 grams of protein a day. >> how does it help your diet, it helps you stronger? >> it helps you to build and recover. following a workout you want to get protein in right away so your body stops breaking it down, and you want to have carbs

and fat with that so you are not just burning fat and using protein as your energy source, you want carbs as your energy source and leave the repairing for the protein. i want to get across, broccoli, and dark leafy greens have protein in them. >> other benefits as well. >> yeah, absolutely. vitamins and minerals as well. >> i have to eat my broccoli. >> get your protein from other sources. >> thank you. a blind dog with his own seeing eye dog. >> sounds too good to be true, but a story of how these two found each other. that's next.

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