she does have a young son that she lives with. and nobody really knew what she did for a living. they were kwquite surprised. she has hired an attorney. meanwhile the investigation has expanded physically as well. that hotel over my shoulder are investigating because none of this appears to be a crime here in colombia. don? >> interesting. so, listen, lieberman joined some other voices urging the white house to look into its own people, those that were down in colombia. what do you think about the white house advance staff that was in colombia? >> we know that there were five of them, don. three men and two women who would have been here, possibly,

and most probably working with the secret service advance teams and the military advance teams. we contacted two of them by phone. one told us that he actually couldn't speak to the press, wasn't authorized. the other, a woman, told us that she could not confirm or deny anything. again, there are just five and now we have representative king, senator grassley all asking if any of these white house people were involved. it seems it would be an easy yes or no answer, but we have not gotten it yet from either the white house or from anybody else down here. >> all right, drew. we'll be looking forward to your reporting. thank you very much. an intense search is now underway in arizona for a second straight day. police are looking for six-year-old mercedes selles. her parents last saw her at bedtime friday night. the family is in shock. >> you don't think anything like that would actually happen to

you, and all of a sudden you wake up one morning and you're in that scenario. >> the family does not seem to have any troubles at home. we're going to new york now where there are new developments in a 32-year-old missing persons case. cnn has just learned that no evidence of human remains has been found in a new york basement. police have been searching since thursday, looking for clues into the 1979 disappearance of 6-year-old eton pates. sandy joins us. give us the latest, please. >> hi, don. law enforcement officials are not saying anything publicly about this, however, a law enforcement person does tell us no sign of human remains have been found in the basement where they have been digging for a few days. here's the backdrop for all of this. after a team of fbi and new york police officers were working at the scene, we watched about six hours into the day, they began to tear down a few tents that

had been covering the entrance to that basement. then they made this announcement. they said, we're going to suspend operations for today. we will be back tomorrow to resume our operations. so this adds a bit of missystero everything as to what they still have to do tomorrow, don. >> what do they plan to do with the concrete chunk? obviously they're sending it to investigators for testing, but they said this is a possible stain, right? >> that's right, that's a development we also have learned about, that on saturday, investigators had sprayed luminal, which is a chemical that can detect blood, not always. they saw this piece of stain on a cement wall. they brought in chain saws, broke it out in chunks that contain that stain, and they said we're going to send it to the fbi lab in quantico, virginia to determine, in fact f that is blood, and if it is, to

whom it belongs. so there's still some open questions here before they completely close down this operation. we don't know. they may have more to do here. certainly we know they're talking to a lot of different suspects or possible suspects. no one is being called that at this point, no one is being charged with anything, but they are really working hard since they have reopened this case in the last few weeks, really concentrating on additional people that they're talking with. >> susan candiotti reporting. susan, appreciate it. walmart in mexico used bribes to speed up store construction. that's illegal. walmart says this does not reflect what the company stands for. executives allegedly paid out $24 million in bribes. they reportly bought out licenses and, permits and

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friday night, killing 15 people. two journalists were among the victims. the shooters were wearing uniforms similar to those worn by police. it's not clear why the gunmen carried out the attack but wars between rival drug cartels have taken their toll. according to the government, 47,000 people have been killed since a crackdown on drug traffickers began in late 2006. the violence in syria seems to make a mockery of the so-called cease fire. we can't confirm this video's authenticity, but they say six people were killed in that city today. 15 more purportedly died across the country. residents begged them to stay, saying the relentless shelling stopped while they were in town. there was only a handful of observers in syria, but on saturday the council approved a mission of up to 300. activisted still question whether that will be enough.

to stop plans for attacks or a major series of attacks in kabul on saturday? they found tens of thousands of explosives in a truck. thousands of militants confessed and are under arrest. that's just one incident. the taliban also plays out at night. payton walsh went along on one mission. >> reporter: a last stand in the taliban heartland. americans and afghans launched an air raid before dawn. it's an incredibly flat, exposed space about a mile away from the village. america's withdrawal is meant to awaken afghan 4forces to take over these manhunts. but as they push into the village in search of the

americans' most wanted militants, the afghans seem pretty casual. some doors stay locked. their prey likely vanishing when they heard helicopters. >> when they hear the birds coming in, they flee immediately. >> they become the target. >> where's it at, where's it at? >> hey, we got -- >> the insurgents are keen to defend this building or at least attack the americans as they get near it. they fire from a distant tree line. the afghans spring into life, firing a rocket and then move to flank the insurgents who keep taking pot shots. >> they don't like me running.

>> warning flares from attack aircraft above the gunfire and distant figures, probably women and children, appear, meaning a counterattack is too risky and the fight is over. >> i think the one in white is a child. >> warriors make for poor police. riding motorcycles is illegal and they have to decide a punishment. should they shoot the fuel tank? perhaps not. they let the tires out and then deliver what is here, a rare encounter with afghan's government. that night they leave and the taliban will surely return knowing without the americans' support, the residents slip

further into the distance. >> iran says it has cracked the code on the u.s. biplane it captured last september. they claim to have gotten data from the stealth drone. they knew the plane had flown over osama bin laden's hideout. the u.s. asked for the plane to be returned. in peru, environmentalists have a mystery on their hands, at least 900 dolphins have washed up on the coast. these deaths are just the latest in a worldwide trend. in february, 179 dolphins washed up on cape cod. and in rio de janeiro showed 30 dolphins there. what is president obama's platform? we're asking that question right after the break.

let's take you live now. there's mitt romney, he is in green castle, pennsylvania today. it's a campaign stop. and it's just two days before pennsylvania's primary. of course, pennsylvania big battleground state, and it is being said that mitt romney is going to have an uphill battle. if he's going to capture

pennsylvania, he's going to try. he's live there two days before pennsylvania's primary. we'll be following it all and wolf blitzer will be having the coverage right here on cnn tuesday. the world of change carried president obama four years ago, but toobin says it is way too early at this point. the president and his campaign have been strikingly quiet about plans for a second term. as a rule, all incumbents, of whatever office, run for reelection on their records rather than on their future promises, but obama appears to have taken the strategy to an extreme. goldie, what about toobin's point here? why don't we know more about the president's plan for the future as jeffrey toobin says we don't? >> i think the first thing we

have to put away with is that some of my colleagues say they are objective about things, and then they come down one-sided, and i think that's problematic here. if you look at the entire gop field, the most comprehensive economic strategy that any of them had was 9-9-9. to say this president hasn't articulated what his values are, what his principles are, what his road map is going forward when it comes to jobs, when it comes to unemployment, when it comes to student loans and hiking the interest rate, he's absolutely done that. >> so to jeffrey's point, he's saying mitt romney is saying for smaller government, a stronger military, for lower taxes, right? >> talking points. >> talking points. so if you were to pick those points for president obama, what would you say? president obama is running on this for 2012, what would that be? >> i think president obama is running on a program of fiscal responsibility, i think he's running on a program of a more

compassionate america that has a stronger safety net for the least of these, i think he's running on a strong program of shortening this milddle class s they have an opportunity to shore up their wealth and send their kids to college, pay for health care, make sure health care is affordable to them. i think there are a lot of policies that when it comes together, it forms an obama doctrine. unfortunately, for mitt romney, he doesn't have one. >> so toobin gives a number of examples here. he says, does the president still believe in climate change? does he still back unions? does he still believe in citizens united decision? where is he on all of this? >> i don't think he's changed his mind on any of it? does he still believe in climate change? absolutely. does he believe students should go to college and that tuition should be kept at a reasonable rate? he's never changed his mind about any of those things and

has given us no reason to believe otherwise. >> we've all seen the gop campaign get petty with this doggate. i can't believe we've become fascinated by this and they've done so much reporting. i want to play this ask then we'll talk. >> i think republicans would be well advised to keep it on the high level. >> i think i think if you're an incumbent president, you'll try to disqualify the opponent. it has not worked. >> i think that's good advice, but is there a chance that republicans or democrats will follow any of that advice? >> probably not. there was a movie called -- i think it was "hollywood nights." a punch was thrown and somebody said, is that all you got? so if all you have is the eating proclivities of indonesians in 1967, you're in a lot of trouble. this is ground that mitt romney has got to stay out of.

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had this. >> goldie taylor is back. i'm equal opportunity on all aspects, equal opportunity employment, but when it comes to federal protection, can a woman really compete with a man at that? >> i would have you come see some of my fellow women marines and ask that question to them, ask i'm going to guarantee you that maybe you need a pair of sneakers to run as quickly as you can. i don't believe -- you know, a lack of integrity is gender neutral. and so whether there are more women or less women, will there be bad decisions, you know, bad things going on? no more, no less if women are present or not. should there be more women in the secret service? if women are qualified, if they can do the job, if they can meet the physical and mental test, if they can meet the emotional test and background checks, absolutely. i think that's happened. i think you're seeing more and more women join the secret service as a career. >> we were talking about this year, and i said, you know me. i grew up with all women, the

only boy in the family, and i want a big bouncer-looking, football player dude with me because if someone is trying to shoot me or what have you, i want people to say, where is don? where is he? he's behind that big guy. can a woman really do that, a big hulking guy? i don't think so, i have to be honest. >> 90% security is intellectual and has nothing to do with brut strengbrute strength. at the end of the day, brute strength alone won't keep you safe and it won't keep the president safe. that's a misnomer when we're talking with are women strong enough. >> i'm talking about that physical part, and having a role in the secret service and even as agents. i'm speaking for me, i want a big guy who is going to jump in front of a bullet because i want as much faith between me and that bullet as possible. a big bouncer-looking dude.

look, you can't even see goldie is she's standing in front of me. i know you said it, they need a faster draw. if there were some den mothers around hovering over everybody, that wouldn't happen. >> i don't know that that is necessarily the case if a woman is around, would i not partake in this behavior? these are grown people, and they're going to make the decision for themselves, and whether there were women around or not is not going to matter if they joined in this particular behavior. there are women in the armed 4040 forces, but still you see illicit behavior by the men in the armed services, so the presence of a woman does not really impact whether bad behavior happens.

>> it still makes you think twice, though. in the locker room. >> i've seen some things. >> the locker room behavior. you'll have to tell me what those things are in the break. i'm sure it's not appropriate for tv, for a family-friendly broadcast like this one. thank you, goldie taylor. we missed you last night, by the way. >> nice to be here. >> good to have you back. your stop storitop stories including the story of a missing boy, one of the first on a milk carton. and they would do almost anything to be back in the game. [ laughs ] [ man ] still here, kyle. [ male announcer ] visit your local chevy dealer today. right now, very well qualified lessees can get a 2012 equinox ls for around $229 a month.

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they've been combing through the basement since thursday looking for clues in the 1979 disappearance of six-year-old eton patz. the senator says there will be an investigation over the white house employees. six secret service members have lost their jobs over the scandal. nicolas sarkozy came in second in the votes in france. many people predict mr. sarkozy will have a hard time holding onto the presidency. iran has extracted information from the u.s. plane it captured last november, and to prove to washington, officials in tehran offered details they claim came from the plane. these include a statement that says it has flown over osama bin

laden's hideout. u.s. gas prices are down a nickel over the past few weeks, marking their first drop since december, according to the l lumberg survey. a gallon of regular costs 3.51 on average. john edwards, former senator, presidential candidate and now disgraced widower. he is heading the campaign tomorrow to cover an affair with a mistress. >> this political soap opera started at a bar in new york city where edwards met self-proclaimed rialle hunter. the video showed just how close edwards and hunter had become. >> i'm so glad you like it.

>> i like it. why don't you hear me give it live. >> immediately those close to edwards suspected an affair. behind the scenes the government argued that edwards was orchestrating a mass cover-up. he paid for the pregnant mistress for a cover-up. immediately the campaign went into defense mode. >> when you were running for president, you flat out denied having a relationship with raelle hunter. were you telling the truth then? >> yes. >> reporter: after being chased by reporters, eventually he admitted personal failure. >> there is no question that i've done wrong, that i take full responsibility for having done wrong. and i will regret for the rest of my life the pain and the harm that i've caused to others. >> once a prominent politician

preaching two merkamericas, hise was dying of cancer. he was charged for six counts, issuing false statements and denying finance laws. he faces up to 30 years in prison. >> we're conditioned to say we're conditioned to be political. it's hard to shed all that. >> edwards has spent the last year preparing for his trial, shuffling his legal team and undergoing surgery for a heart condition. former top aides are expected to testify at his trial. raelle hunter has immunity. >> i did not break the law and i never, ever thought i was breaking the law. >> reporter: experts say the government has a tough, unprecedented case to prove in the arena of campaign finance, but no matter what the outcome,

it is the ultimate fall from grace for edwards who was once a doadores as the son of the sout. >> getting a billion people to agree on anything is itself remarkable, but the earth day network says it's happening and expands the world from cutting back. outside san francisco, a rallying support to a city rain in washington. earth day 2012. activists want to pressure world leaders to deal with pressing issues like endangered wildlife, arctic melting and air pollution. perfect break now to the weather. jackie. i'm not even going to try because you have your hands full. you're juggling everything there. maybe snow, rain, what else? >> there's a lot going on and it's a tough forecast. the wind is another aspect we need to throw into this mess. timing is everything as well as

this dry spot that could be developing for the big cities tomorrow, and when is this snow going to hit on the back side? overnight we'll start to see that transition, so the big deal today has been the rain, and it's very steady, and it's been heavy at times. widespread amounts across the mid-atlantic and northeast have been somewhere between a third of an inch to a half of an inch. but with rain continuing, especially into -- just to the west of the i-95 corridor, we could see those amounts pushing out towards 2 to 4 inches, so localized flooding, we could see urban flooding, and it's been a mess. take a look at these pictures we have for you out of massachusetts. a day for the geese, that's for sure. about a quarter of an inch in boston, but we're expecting that rain to continue for tomorrow. you get into western massachusetts, especially up into the berkshires, and that's where we have greater potential for flooding, so be aware of that. where is the snow going to be? we're talking the alleghenys into parts of west virginia and on up into buffalo.

i think south of town we'll see heavier accumulation. we could see over a foot in a few locations, and that is going to be a big mess, and one of our big concerns is that this snow is going to be heavy, it's going to be wet, we're going to see that wind kick in along with it. it's been an early spring, don, so most of the trees have full foliage on them, so that means power outages and that could be pretty widespread in both these locations. bottom line, it's been a mess of a travel day at the airport in the northeast. tomorrow is probably going to be even messier. >> thank you, jackie, we appreciate it. how far will a former major leagueer go in order to get back in the game? c.j.mitkowski hasn't pitched in the majors since 2005, seven years ago, but he wants to give it one more shot and he's willing to undergo a risky medical procedure to make it happen. >> reporter: at 39 years old, christopher john mitkowski

really has no business trying to pitch in the major leagues. in baseball terms, he is a has-been. just don't tell him that. >> you go as long as you can. i had a friend tell me, you can do whatever you want the rest of your life. you can't play baseball forever. >> reporter: his major league jersey collection is evidence, though, that he has tried. >> they're in order. houston -- i went back to detroit. >> braves. >> -- when i got traded for the mets. within four weeks, i was back in the big leagues again. it's been a roller coaster. >> reporter: so many teams hired and fired mitkowski, the path is almost dizzying. he was a fresh-faced rookie in 1985 with the cincinnati reds. then after ten big league seasons came the final cut in the majors, the washington nationals in 2005. that only sent him looking for

other jerseys to wear. >> these are my japanese jerseys home and away. i played for three different teams in korea. >> reporter: finally last year the career-ending injury. he was hurt, he says, right here, pitching to high schoolers, trying to increase his velocity. he felt a twinge in his pitching shoulder. at 39, married with three kids, it was the moment he should have stopped playing games, moving on like so many others into coaching or perhaps a real job. instead he took the biggest gamble of his professional career. >> maybe just a little bit of pain. doing all right so far? >> yeah, i'm fine. >> i don't want to you faint on us. >> no. >> i'll take your magic possession. >> you have been working out crazy. do you ever lay in bed and think, am i delusional? >> there's times you question

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saturday night at 10:00, you have got to join us each week. it's all about smart conversation and a lot of fun. we look at the big entertainment stories of the week with my panel, jamal anderson and legal eagle holly hughes. we talk about the comments about the president and then the battle between estherhouse and mel gibson. estherhouse gave us this rant. listen. [ inaudible ] >> so they've been jabing at each other in the media and we're only hearing mel there, we want to be fair. but there were comments from nugent and then there's mel, and they both are pretty much

loudmouths. should we be surprised by this? >> no. at this point mel has been -- when he got in trouble in california, that ran thin. it's just unfortunate because this was a guy who was a tremendously talented actor. it's hard now to watch some of the great movies that you loved when you know all this stuff and the pomerantz arants and the di behavior that's come up. i'm like, really? >> dean? >> i said a few things at comedy clubs, don. he looks like employee of the month when you look at the rants of mel gibson. more mel gibson this is thursday or friday, it's nothing. he has a history of angry outbursts. and ted nugent's was political rhetoric. mel is crazy, ted nugent not crazy. that's the difference. >> are you sure about that. >> am i sure ted nugent is crazy? i'm not sure if he's legally

crazy, i might be prosecuted for that. alec baldwin -- women don't do this. like snooki, they get drunk, they fall down. you don't see these angry, crazy rants. this is something men do. >> let's let a woman speak to that. do women do this? >> no. if a woman is going to say something, she's going to make sure she's not being taped, first of all. it's going to be a cat fight in the bathroom, someone's weave might be left on the ground, but other than that, it's over. folks at "the bachelor" being sued. see if you can tell why. >> oh, my god. >> will you marry me? >> everything i dreamed of could be coming true. >> emily, will you accept this rose? >> yes, thank you. >> will you marry me? >> oh, my gosh. >> what do you think? can you figure it out? there are a lot of white spaces

there. in the 23rd season, there's never been a black bachelor or black bachelorette. now they're suing and saying they never got their choice. >> there are absolutely no african-american bachelors or bachelorettes. >> maybe they're afraid to go on the show. >> there are no single black people? >> it's a joke there hasn't been a single one. really? >> maybe they just don't want to embarrass themselves, okay? this could be a really good move on their part. >> you guys are missing it, there's a lot of diversity. there's all different shades of white people there, one guy with a tan, one guy didn't shave. no black person -- i'm arab, and how come there aren't muslims on it? >> maybe they don't need to go on tv to get a date. how about that? maybe they have enough in real

life, come on. up next -- >> if you're not down with it, get the [ bleep ] off my channel. >> the king of all media under pressure to fill philip morgan's shoes. has howard stern jumped the ship? what ? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it ? hello ? hello ?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello ? ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. hey, dad, you think i could drive? i'll tell you what -- when we stop to fill it up. ♪ ♪

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back right now. we talked a minute ago about mel gibson in talked about mel son and a public battle with screenwriter it's been a rough week for others. the lawsuit against sirius is thrown out. now he's fighting with the

director of the 40-year-old virgin tweeted, i hate to say it, but i don't have much interest in discussions about america's got talent. i tried. it's just too much synergy. he's talking about listening to howard stern's show. then howard stern got really upset and then he fired back on his radio show. listen. >> robin was with me over at agt, which judd abitou says i shouldn't talk about because he's such a genius. he tweeted his opinion. >> you shouldn't talk about agt? >> no. i spend half my life there. i won't talk about it. hey, do i talk about that [ bleep ] film you maid? i keep it to myself. his criticism is that i go on and on. ever of see the movie "funny people"? talk about going on and on. i don't put my wife in every project i do. if you're not down with it, get the [ bleep ] off my channel. >> you don't want to be in that conversation.

>> that's aum. that kind of ticked me off. >> you're not shocked. nobody's shocked that howard stern went off on judd apatau. >> isn't he called the shock jock? >> dean go ahead. >> how thin-skinned is howard stern? judd tweets one thing and he gets criticized. his novembmovies are great. who wants to hear about "america's got talent." put strippers on the sex machine. that's what people listen to the show for. >> i am a true howard stern fan. i don't know if you are. i listen to him religiously, and my sirius radio is locked to howard. lately i've got toll you, i'm tired of hearing it. i didn't even know what agt was. he's taken over for piers morgan as a judge. now all he talks about is agt, agt. i want to hear debbie the pet lady. i don't want to hear agt. agt is "america's got talent".

>> you've got to imagine, don, when the ne it goegss started happening, his payment, he started shifting the discussions on the show. >> the other thing that was just mentioned is, you know, methinks thou dodge protest too much. if you're this upset about one tweet, he isn't the only tweet. you've been getting it from all corners. >> he's sensitive because that isn't the first one he heard. >> judd actually apologized afterwards and said, i'm howard stern's bifgest fan. why did he make it such a big deal? howard wants a little press. don't forget he was the king of all media. he could get press. he's a little ig northward on satellite radio. that's just life. >> it's just life. come on, howard. that was our conversation from our new saturday night 10:00 p.m. show. don't mix it next week. hoop law over hall grams, pop stars are turning to them to

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you don't want to miss any of this! it is time now toe take a look at the latest in the tech world and hollow gram hoopla. our 2008 cnn coverage showcased a hollow gram of will.i.am.

tupak's hollow graphic image went viral. katie linendoll is here on the hollow gram. i thought it was a little creepy, but it was also very cool. >> yeah. >> digital domain was founded by james cameron. in terms of making the hollow gram, they used specifics about dr. dre. it took $400,000, the hollow gram is rumored to be going on tour, completely customized for the coachella music festival. i called to get the inner workings and they say they're not giving info to press until

tomorrow because i think the hollo gram is going to be used tonight at coachella. >> am i the only one who is, like, who thinks -- i have to say it looked better than our hologram. at least from looking at it on tape or video it looks pretty cool. but people have been doing it for years, right? look at that. >> yeah. everyone was, like, freaking out like this was a brand new technology. i have to tell you people have been implemented holograms for years. if you ever go see the celine dion show she sings to herself as a holo grams every night, she mixes it up, too. there's a 16-year-old pop star, don, in japan, she's been selling out tours. she's completely digitized. we talked about this before. she's been selling out tours since 2010. she's on hiatus, but the use of

hologram is old. >> celine dion is an snl skit waiting to happen. >> she is the greatest singer in the world, don. >> these holograms are really cool. i would actually go to a concert to see that. that's interesting. listen, last thursday was national high-five day. you did something special. >> yes. this is like the career highlight for me. so i host a mini tech show on spike called all-access weekly. in honor of national high-five day, on air i wanted to break the most highway-fives in one minute record. when you want to break a guinness record it's intense. 50,000 people submit annually and 5% get through. so i found out that the person that had the record was mr. giggles the clown from the uk. he had 101 high-fives in one minute. i got over 100 people, as you

see there, in our studios, and i would like to say -- oh, there's giggles. he's moving in slow-motion. i had to break his record and, don, i would like to say that the on-site guinness adjudicator said i broke the record. you have an on-site ceremony when you win. >> you're a pro, you won. can you flip it over? it's upside down. >> this that problem before. had that problem before. >> that is awesome! >> and, scene. >> the segment's reached an all-time low. my excitement just got shut down. >> i love you, katie. congratulations. see you next week. i'm don lemon at the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. see you back here 10:00 p.m. either. "cnn presents "begins right now. >> announcer: tonight on "cnn presents" --