the decision has been made now to hold a new election in afghanistan. now the u.s. faces the possibility that a key middle east u.s. ally could be under new leadership. and a blood sucker solves a cold case it's "c.s.i." leach style. and mosquitoes and spiders could get in on the crime solving. now some experts say that drinking wine or beer daily could increase cases of cancer. the balloon boy's parents could find us if next week they will face charges. colorado authorities say the hennes carried out a hoax with

their son and a balloon. they could face several felony charges. but some say that's taking things a little bit too far. >> we need to not get carried away. fundamentally what happened here was there was a false police report made, to turn it into a conspiracy and taking kids away, i think we need to be very careful before we throw people into jail for a very ridiculous but extremely comic stunt. >> we're digging into richard henne's address record. and afghanistan will hold a presidential runoff election on november 7. a background investigation saw that a third of hamid karzai's ballots last august were invalid, that would mean he did not get 50% of the votes needed for an outright win. president obama says he welcomes the decision. the white house is closely watching this as it considers troops levels there, you can see

senator john kerry there as well. next hour the university of connecticut football coach holds his weekly football conference. we expect him to talk about the stabbing death of one of his players, jasper howard. police have told him his client will be taken into custody any day now. his client was there when howard was stabbed but was not the one who did it. police have not named a suspect in this case as of yet. and now those you see there are howard's parents heart broken at one of the vigils last night the stabbing has dominated talk on campus. >> something happens like this, and it's almost too close to home. it is close to home because it's here. >> everybody wants to find this killer. he needs to do his time. he needs to serve. >> one man was arrested at the scene on sunday but his lawyer says he was just at the wrong place at the wrong time and he has not been charged in the

killing. we have a murder suspect that's just been added to the fbi's top ten most wanted list. joe saenz is wanted in connection with four killings a kidnapping and a rape. investigators thought he might be dead but then they saw a videotape that shows him killing somebody execution style. and in the war on terror, at least four people have been killed in suicide attacks in pakistan today. for weeks militants have been retaliating against a military offensive against insurgents along the afghanistan-pakistan border. more than 12,000 students from all over the world go to the university in pakistan. we're looking at this area that's right outside of detroit south. live pictures from wdiv. and according to the local media

there, police have said that there have been no explosions but they are foaming down everything in that section, in that area there are no reports of injuries and you can see the thick, black smoke, what looks to be black and a little bit of white as well. we'll keep you posted on any new information on this potentially dangerous situation that's coming out of the midwest at the moment. prosecutors say that rod blagojevich's appearance on a reality show has talked about -- the reality show may air during jury selection, but they did not ask the judge to bar blagojevich from the show. they said it's unfair to stop blagojevich from declaring his innocence. >> this is the first time i have ever heard of a law enforcement official coming to court and saying, judge, please shut the defendant up. usually it's the exact opposite.

>> he was in new york last week taping the show we talked about. he was competing with people like brett michaels sharon osborne and cyndi lauper. that will be a show to watch. "celebrity apprentice" really brought up the ratings. >> he's going on national tv? >> you got a story, too, right. >> today is a good day for you to travel in and out. not much happening yet, but we're watching the beginning stages of this low pressure center center. it's going to throw a lot of rain at you from texas in towards oklahoma and texas especially over the next couple of days. and then it gets in towards the southeast. the area just doesn't need anymore rain. look at the rain coming in towards northern minnesota and also in the u.p. not a big deal but it's out there, and that's the beginning stages of that low.

and strikes of lightning along i-70. you're going to see that begin to develop again in towards st. louis again today. back to the west a little bit farther, you can see salt lake city, not much happening here, but this morning you had some decent rain up ahead. you still have a ground stoppage, a lot of rain going to come up out of the gulf of mexico region right there in towards houston and shreveport and dallas. rest of the country, pretty decent day traveling over to the east it's just cold. temperatures back up to 50 in charlotte and 52 in atlanta. more on that in just a little bit. >> 32 this morning around the region. >> that's ice making weather. >> we're talking about lower parts of georgia doesn't really get that cold this time of year. have you cherked your

face book page already today? and this isn't the first time the balloon boy's dad has had a run in with authorities evidently.

new this morning, an experimental aids vaccine may give you only limited protection against the disease. but blood samples from the trial could show scientists how to make a vaccine. these vaccines may work better in the general population than in high risk groups. the man at the center of the balloon boy incident has been arrested before. richard henne pleased no contest to vandalism charges back in 1997, he got 30 days in jail and two years probation as a result. flan dis 911 dispatchers also got a call from henne's home this year. those are some possible run-ins

in the past with richard henne. the kids are staying with their parents for now. one legal analyst saying cps will look into more than just the alleged hoax itself. >> getting the children to lie to the police and to the media potentially endangering the children by taking them storm chasing, engaging in this crazy behavior. that's why they're being looked at by cps, not just the hoax. >> richard henne has said no one has contacted him or his client about taking the children away. you know those reports who say a glass of beer or wine a day is good for you. they warn that any alcohol -- you're much better off eating more fruits and vegetables.

hey, jen, this is when you were telling this story earlier throughout the morning, i was listening, i was going i can't believe this, because when we buy appliances and we have those reports about what may be saving energy or not, it's possible that they may not be true. >> that's what seems to be the story here and there are a lot of different reports confirming this, including the energy department. that label is supposed to mean that the department is saving energy, and in conjunction with the energy department, it's also like a sale of approval. florida reports that many of the appliances with that energy star sticker shouldn't qualify at all for that sticker. here's consumer reports, they were talking to cnn's mary snow. >> in your labs we found it used a lot more energy than it claimed. >> reporter: so can a manufacturer just put on an

energy star stick zbler they're supposed to have them tested. >> the question comes down to do we want to trust the company to put the rating on? >> to police 24e78s themselves? >> exactly. consumer reports said 5% to 10% of appliances don't get the real rating that their sticker says that they should be getting. the energy department agreed they said they found a similar problem in their audits and there's kind of a question as to whether or not the energy department is taking enough action on this. they say they can't test them all, they can just test a couple of models here and there. >> and the energy department says they're going to try to test some products, too. target is joining the workforce. we were talking about last week about how walmart and amazon

were gunning each other they were undercutting the prices on some hot hard cover books. then target jumped in, they said $8.99 and we're talking about $8.98 so some big best sellers. >> i can do it in three notes. how low can they go? your friends on twitter, face book and other social net working sites could be criminals in addition guise. the fbi says cyber crooks are trolling the sites and hijacking people's profiles. you might get a message from someone profileosing as your friend trying to get you to wire them money. the fbi's advice here always double check these sorts of requests in person. so be careful. there's a new warning, if you take your kids around in car

seats outside the car a study cited says nearly 9,000 infants end up in the emergency room each year because of car seat misuse. most of the injuries happened when car seats fell off counters of table tops. babies should not be carried around in their car seats for an extended period of time. this coyote is missing. plus the colorado balloon chase may have been a hoax, but it is bringing back memories of the original balloon boy other than 70 years ago.

we're watching a fire that's ongoing at the great lakes steel plant that's close to detroit, michigan, the area is just about south of detroit. according to local media, police say there's been no explosions but they are foaming down everything in the area. we're getting reports from a chopper here and there. we'll get that report when we can. a former u.s. government scientist will be in court today to face charges that he allegedly tried to sell classified information to the israeli government. now stewart nozit is charged with espionage after allegedly trying to sell secrets to an fbi agent posing as an israeli intelligence official. the colorado balloon chase may have been a hoax but it is bringing back memories of the original balloon boy. now bill crawford was 4 years old in 1933. his dad would strap him under a

helium filled balloon. it was an air show stunt in ohio. one time the balloon got away and he floated out of a stadium. he said he remembers enjoying the ride, though. >> the draft in the stadium carried me out over the end towards the scoreboard and apparently i went outside. i was thoroughly enjoying it and i had no fear at that time of flying or looking down. >> i wonder if he threw up. what do you think rafer? his flight was a big enough deal for the smithsonian air and space museum to make a record of it. i didn't know there was an original balloon boy. we have more details surrounding the night of a connecticut football player was killed. the community still grieving and certainly the family. >> and i have no idea how these players are going to go forward on saturday and actually play a football game against west virginia. well the team's head coach says

that at least two teammates were with jasper howard the night he was killed. now one of them held howard in his arms as he lay there dying while another player gave the kid first aid. the coach says those two players more than likely will be excused from suiting up against the game against west virginia. a 19-year-old named bryan parker was also stabbed in the melee. there's going to be events every day on campus to remember him. lebron james apparently had a cancer scare. doctors discovered a growth in his jaw in january. they did a biopsy. he did have surgery to remove the growth in june and it was benign. that was after their season ended. two baseball playoff games the same exciting result. first the world champion phillies pulled off some

late-game heroics down one in the bottom of the ninth to the dodgers, jimmy rollins scores a double for two. they're one win away from getting back to the world series. and in anaheim, the l.a. angels taking on the yankees. the two were tied in the 11th anything when jeff mathis scored the winning run. they say l.a. fans are apathetic, richard, no, they are not. all right lastly the mayor of green bay is asking for tasteful suggestions on the ways to welcome brett favre's homecoming. a few suggestions, a large number four waffle. have the fans wear flip-flops how would they tell? plus it will be cold. and my suggestion, give him a standing ovation. he helped them win a super bowl he was there for 16 seasons. give him a standing o.

it won't happen, but -- can i get rafer weigel back in her for a few moments? who is this guy? the most surprising team in the nfl comes out with awful style. four miss california usa is getting sued over her breast implants. the company behind the pageant wants the 1,500 bucks back that it paid for her surgery. it's actually a counter suit. you might remember prejean sued the company. she lost her title for making appearances without pageant permission. a new report from the institute of medicine says schools are not following federal dietary guidelines and need to update their standards. an alleged stick up is making news for the use of a

push up. police say a robber may have been wearing a black bra as a disguise. hmm.

there will be an arrest soon in the stabbing death of a university of connecticut football player. the defense lawyer saying police have told them they intend to take his client into custody. the lawyer says the man did not stab jasper howard but was there

when it happened. at least four people were killed in two back to back suicide attacks in pakistan this morning. authorities in islamabad says about 13 others were wounded. it's the latest of suicide attacks in that country. they are retaliating against a military offense. and the father of anna nicole smith's daughter says he was pressured to beef up his testimony about the role that her former boyfriend had in her medication. larry birkhead claims a prosecutor told him his daughter might be affected by smith's drug use. the da's office says it's discussing the prosecutor's future role in the case. and we heard this this morning, a run offoff election to determine afghan's next president will be held next month. it was found that a third of hamid karzai's votes were not

valid. the outcome there could affect u.s. troops decisions and as you saw in those pictures senator john kerry from massachusetts on the left in yellow tie was there for that announcement too. those are some of the headlines that we're watching for you on this tuesday. we hope you're having a good day. people made an urgent plea for help after a virginia tech student disappeared over the weekend. morgan harrison got separated from her friends at a metallica concert on saturday night. she has not been seen or heard from yet. >> she is currently listed as a missing person. however there is some concern because morgan out of character has not contacted anyone since the night of the on sert. >> police say they have numerous leads and are searching the area with canine units. vaccines for the wine flu are slowly starting to trickle

in to several parts of the country. in south florida for instance several people lined up to get vaccinated for the h1n1 virus there, but health officials were only giving it out to higher risk patients like babies pregnant women and the chronically ill. >> i have several severe illnesses and i don't want to put my grandchildren in danger and they go to public school and i don't want them to be in danger so i told my daughter as soon as it miami we would like to be first. >> federal health officials say despite the slow delivery of the swine flu vaccine, there is no reason to panic. however there's been a rise recently in both the swine and the seasonal flu around the country. authorities can file charges next week in the balloon boy saga. meanwhile two people have come forward with new insight into richard henne. she told the associated press he still owes her a $2,000 security

deposit. she also said the family left $6,000 in damage to the home after she gave hem an eviction notice. and henne was always trying to get people to invest in his storm chasing ventures. including to ride a motorcycle of all things into a tornado. henne apparently worked with a composer to create theme songs for two tv shows that he wanted to host. here's one call "the science detective." ♪ if you want to learn the mysteries of how things work ♪ tune in to the show ♪ ♪ and watch richard henne science detective ♪ >> the other theme song touts

his abilities as a contractor. the story gets better and better bob you know it came out last thursday and to many folks chagrin that we do have to tell the story sometimes, there are more elements that make you want to laugh. "the science detective"? >> just when you thought he jumped the shark with the balloon. >> he's going to rip off his face and make it look like somebody else. >> he wants to drive a motorcycle through a tornado? >> that's the worst thing you could do. >> i'm going to toging to wear a metal hat and stand on a mountain during a thunderstorm. kind of mild weather with not much going on until tomorrow. we're seeing showers develop across the great plains all the way down into north texas. still the clouds hung up right over the rocky mountains and they extend into the bay area. morning low clouds, basically coming off the pacific, they should be rode back in there later today.

that's the bay bridge you can see it socked on in. that's why they have an hour delay at the airport in san francisco. that should last until noon your time until finally you'll see a little bit of sunshine pop back. where's the rain? basically coming back out of wisconsin, towards the u.p. we have been watching a line of showers develop right around i-70 between kansas city and st. louis. a couple of lightning strikes in there too. and salt lake city, some light rain showers but as that low begins to develop late tonight through tomorrow. watch the rain spread on through texas in towards oklahoma, back into kansas and nebraska, parts of colorado too. the yellow shape that you see right here, that's about two to three inches of rain it could get heavier to the east/southeast. but today pretty tranquil, good weather for you to travel tomorrow. >> so it could be a wet weekend in the east towards the south?

>> areas that really got flooded out. >> that's a repeat story for us. >> for all of you coyote fans out there, and we know there's at least one. this story might freak you out. a brother and sister were driving and apparently hit a coyote last week. they say it was trapped in the car's grill and rode there for hours. they found it when they got home. they found it when they got home. >> immediately i saw a ton of fur and i said, sis, don't look. this is bad, don't look. >> my brother who's usually cool as a cucumber starts jumping around. >> the coyote went to the wildlife center. later the coyote escaped from the kennel. no one has since seen it. what a story. the businessizarre details of the balloon boy story has inspired

merchandise and even an online game.

see it was smart for them to try this balloon stunt while president obama's in office. that wouldn't have worked in the bush administration. cheney would have shot that balloon down. hey, get out of there! even jay couldn't go that entire joke without laughing. the balloon joke was gold for the late-night comedians as you can imagine and the story has turned into a pop culture phenom. this t-shirt on zazzle.com says go, falcon, go. and check out balloon boy game.com. yeah, we were playing this game earlier this morning. you can navigate your very own balloon through the obstacle

course and you can shoot at these balloons that are flying and in the end, you can get a score from like zero to 20. and the website jokes that the goal is to waste as much taxpayer money as possible and your time too. did you try that game yet in. let's talk about overdraft fees. there is help on the way for those very large fees that kill all of us and you have been watching out for us too. >> i hate these things and i think all of our viewers, if you have been tagged with these, you do too. this is a case where the federal government could actually make a real difference in terms of you getting hit by these fees. senate leaders proposing some curbs on them. so if this passing they would sharply limit the number of times you could get hit. and banks just said, oh don't worry, we can handle this. i think they cut it to four

times a day? the senate is saying no, that is still way too much. the average fee is more than $30. they're saying in the senate proposal, just once a month or even maximum six times a year. they're also asking that you get a choice, so that if you're about to overdraw your account les say you're at the cash machine, a little something like a window would pop-up and say, hey, you're about to overdraw your account, you could and take the fee or cancel the transaction and not be hit by that. there are signs that people may be tired of being cheap. right, everybody's saving a lot of money not so much anymore. but maybe for christmas, there are some hints that the christmas shopping may not be so gloomy. consumer spending such a big part of the economy. economists say that people may be getting frugal fatigue, according to bloomberg. t.j. max and marshals say things

might be a little bit better than they may have thought. that bodes well for gadget spending. >> cheapskates aren't in vogue anymore? i kind of liked it. >> i think we have all made a big habit switch which is a good thing collectively speaking, but maybe when it comes around to christmas, people let loose. >> i would like to save a little money here and there. kate gosselin says her eight children are having a tough time as their parents break up. during an interview, she says they have been acting out and they miss their father jon. and she says there was sobbing times eight when the kids learned they would not be taped for their show jon and kate plus 8 anymore. okay, yesterday we told you about the obama administration saying that they will not prosecute patients who use medical marijuana, richelle carey joins right now for reaction to this. you have that your view section

in the noon to five shows that really get people's ideas and what they think on this. >> let me tell you the reaction to this story. we're in our morning meeting deciding what the top i believe is going to be. one of our producers say hot, marijuana and i'm like what are you talking about? and he takes this case that we have been getting a lot of reaction to the story. this is what's going on. the department, the department of justice has decided that as long as pot is legal in your state, they're not going to come after you, legal for medicinal purposes, well the attorney general in colorado says this new policy could allow mexican drug cartels to infiltrate and hide behind legal pot establishments. so they're not feeling it in colorado. but cash strapped states could make money and they want to see it legalized across the board not just for medicinal purposes. we want to know, is the federal

government getting too soft on prosecuting drugs and maybe you think this is a long time coming and this is a first step towards decriminalizing, decriminalization, long word of the drug. what do you think? is this the beginning of a really slippery slope? do you think the administration has something else in mind? call us at 1-877-tell-hln. or you can e-mail us at hln.com. i think this is going to be a lively conversation. >> this is a serious subject. i can't wait to hear your phone calls, though. i can't wait to hear them. >> we're going to screen them, so don't try to get -- >> from the sup partyporters as well as those against it. the health care reform is the hot topic in washington. last night joy behar talked about the so-called public option with jean gar raf low.

i'm wondering how the democrats are going to do in 2010 if they don't get it. what do you think? >> well, hopefully they would suffer for it as they should. the public option should be in there and there should be you know like grayson alan grayson, great, great guy speaks with conviction and i don't know why there aren't more democrats, there's a lot of great democrats but a lot of them are too weak in the face of -- >> wussy. >> wussy is fine. >> catch the joy behar show at 9:00 p.m. eastern. a block sucker helped solve a cold case. how a single leach helped bust a suspect

all right watch this incredible rescue in missouri. a man got trapped underwater when his truck plunged into a creek. local media reports that bistanders jumped in but couldn't get them out. so they tried holding his head

above water. firefighters eventually freed him and did cpr. he's expected to survive and police are investigating how he wound up in that creek you saw is there. the man who wrote "the adams family" theme song has died. ♪ >> he sang the song himself. vic mizzy was 93 years old. we have some new details in the alleged murder-suicide involving former nfl quarterback steve mcnair. rafer weigel is here to tell us more on that. >> some people are questioning the timing of the releasing of this new information. police releasedes dased text messages between mcnair and the woman who

killed him herself. she said she was so stress shed might need to go to the hospital and she asked mcnair for $2,000 for bills. police say mcnair transferred money to her account and the text also arranged the meeting between the two the night of the killings, this was after a cbs news report in which she said she would never commit suicide. two weeks after rio was giving the olympic games a police helicopter was shot down in a gunfight with in a gunfight with gangs. 21 people died, including two officers, and this happened five miles away from one of the zone where is the olympics will be held. and it is the most exciting the most rare play in the nfl. and it happened twice. the return for the touchdown. eddy royal became the first broncos player ever to run back both a kick and a punt for a score in the same guy. the broncos has been the nfl's biggest surprise this year.

they beat the chargers, they're now 6-0, but what hideous uniforms. can we say that? this is what they wore 50 years ago. those socks, it looks like cirque du soleil. >> you don't like them? >> it's a little ridiculous. and speaking of uniforms michael irvine had his best performance on "dancing with the stars," in his little matador outfit. the playmaker, as he was called has been in the basement score wise, but he impressed the judges. got a standing "o" from the people for this and the big fern. wait for it. wait for it. boom. once again, is he going to kiss her -- that's going to cause -- he's married. >> one must be careful, but he still survived. >> he's been voted by the fans but 21's his best score, so that's a look at sports. >> way to go irvine. a blood sucker helped solve

an eight-year-old crime. it is csi leech style. police in tasmania believe a leech helped them catch a violent burglar. a 71-year-old woman was beaten and robbed eight years ago. police found a blood-filled leech at the crime scene and extracted a dna sample recently. the dna sample matched a 54-year-old man arrested on drug charges. he pleaded guilty to the robbery yesterday. the leech case could bring mosquitos and spiders on to the crime-solving scene as well. they suck blood too. scientists made a massive discovery in space. what they found that dwarves our own solar system.

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danger. tonight, "showbiz tonight" has all the late-breaking balloon boy bombshells. cougar alert. even before courteney cox's hit show "cougar town," cougar became a household word thanks to demy moore and madonna, but is calling a woman a cougar demeaning, saying she's a predator? tonight, "showbiz tonight" asks is it time for the word "cougar" to be extinct? . plus, the latest star to bear it all in "playboy" were marge simpson. doh. does cartoon nudity cross the line or is it just plain funny? tv's first most provocative entertainment news show starts right now. hello. i'm a.j. hammer broadcasting tonight and every night from new york city. tonight, hot air hoax. talk about a dramatic turn of

events. the unbelievable runaway balloon drama that had millions of people just glued to their tvs has taken an explosive new turn tonight. the colorado sheriffs investigating the incident now say the whole wild ride was just an incredible stunt, orchestrated for a shot at reality tv fame. but that is just the beginning of this shocking spectacle. tonight, we're hearing brand-new evidence that richard heene, the father behind the high altitude experiment gone wrong, may have been plotting this hoax for months. but were his kids used as pawns? there is no question that these balloon bombshells made for big news breaking today. it started as a nail-biting, realtime drama. >> a little boy who literally floated away. >> reporter: then it became a national punch line on "saturday night live". >> do not news. >> but i was on the news for the whole day. >> that doesn't make you news, balloon. >> what if i told you i had a boy inside of me? >> reporter: and now that the story of a boy trapped in a

runaway balloon has deflated -- >> it has been determined that this is a hoax that it was a publicity stunt. >> reporter: "showbiz tonight" can tell you that this alleged balloon caper is now a full-blown criminal case. >> everyone is expecting that there will be charges brought against them. >> reporter: colorado police say they expect to charge amateur scientist richard heene and his wife mayumi for allegedly duping the world into thinking their 6-year-old son falcon was trapped in this runaway balloon when it turns out he was nowhere near it. and now the heene family is fighting back. >> the sheriff having a press conference saying that they're guilty does not make them so. >> reporter: today on cnn's "american morning," the heene's new attorney, david lane, said his clients deserve the presumption of innocence. he added that the heenes should not be arrested in front of their three young boys. >> i think it's child abuse for law enforcement to slap the cuffs on a couple of parents in the presence of three kids and haul them off to jail. >> reporter: plus, "showbiz

tonight" can tell you the cops also want to talk to a researcher who worked with richard heene and claims the amateur scientist is obsessed with two things -- getting famous and aliens. the researcher, robert thomas makes his claims in a story he sold to gawker.com. >> the incredible storm-chasing heenes of colorado. >> reporter: thomas says ever since the heene family appeared on the reality show "wife swap," richard heene has been obsessed with getting a reality show of his own. robert tells gawker that heene was cooking up a scheme to get attention for that proposed reality show a scheme that involved launching a mysterious balloon that the media would go nuts over. sound familiar? >> richard said, how much do you want to bet we could facilitate some sort of a media stunt that would be equally profound as that of roswell and we could do

so with nothing more than a weather balloon and some controversy. >> reporter: the researcher says that unlike the alleged hoax we saw last week, heene's proposal did not involve his kids. that alleged scheme unraveled when young falcon suggested on cnn's "larry king live" that the whole thing was an act. >> you guys said that we did this for a show. >> reporter: and now the future of those kids is becoming a big concern. >> we are hearing that children protective services are investigating the heene family, but, you know, police have assured us that know the kids are not going to be charged as criminals. >> reporter: but the heene's attorney tells "american morning," no one should be worried aworry ed ed about the windows. >> they seem to be happy, healthy, normal well-adjusted kids that seem to be insulated from this as well as possible. >> reporter: so if this family were indeed plotting to get famous, then they definitely succeeded beyond their wildest

dreams. but now the question becomes, how much will their newfound infamy cost them? this alleged balloon hoax really could cost the heenes dearly but how in the world could they have possibly pulled the wool over the eyes of so many people and why has the apparent stunt sparked so much outrage? joining me tonight from hollywood, hyla. here in new york, the fantastic jane velez-mitchell, host of hln hln's "issues with jane velez-mitchell" and author of this fabulous new book "i want," my journey from addiction and overconsumption to a simpler, honest life. jane, we have been working this tv thing for a long time. and i don't know about you but i for one have never seen nor could i have imagined one person going to such lengths and be so reckless for a hoax. what was your reaction when you heard the colorado sheriff say, yeah, their investigators believe we've all been duped by the heene family? >> well, ya think? i mean, a lot of us came to that conclusion as soon as we heard

the little boy had been found inside the home. very fishy, indeed. now it turns out that the sheriff's department, as early as friday, thought it was a hoax and they actually perpetrated a hoax on reporters saying that they believed the family because they wanted to gain the family's trust so that they could do an investigation over the weekend, which they did, interviewing them separately giving them polygraphs, going into the house and taking out computer equipment. and after all that, then they officially announced it is a hoax. the reason why people are outraged is because we all became emotionally invested. when i saw that saucer go up and i thought there was a little boy in there, my heart went out to him. as did everyone across the country, wondering, is it going to die because it's too cold is he going to fall out? so we became emotionally invested, and then we when found out it was a hoax we became extremely betrayed. there is a sense of betrayal and outrage that parent would use a

child and exploit a child this way. it is obscene. >> it's absolutely obscene. and it's obscene what officials did when we thought there was a 6-year-old boy as we say literally hanging in the balance. let me run through part of the massive effort by colorado officials for this alleged balloon hoax. denver international airport shut down two national guard helicopters, they were used, price tag, about $14,500. dozens of officials in two counties ended up chasing an empty balloon. and a wheat field got destroyed. an extraordinary ordeal. and hyla, not hard to understand why so many people are so ticked off about this. >> a lot of people are ticked off, understandably so. but at the same time i think a lot of people are also entertained. this is the number one topic on twitter, on facebook on morning show, radio shows. everyone's talking about this. everyone's fascinated by it. and i think people want more of this. >> well, twisted as it is, when you think about it, and the kind of world and culture we now live in, it's almost possible to understand that richard heene,

yeah he wanted his 15 minutes of fame, but what upset so many people including "the view" cohost sherri shepherd is that a 6-year-old boy was right there at the centerpiece of this bizarre plot. watch her. >> you know when makes me so upset, whoopi, is that there's a picture of where they thought the little boy -- do we have that -- fell out of that balloon. and i think everybody, i'm just speaking as a mother your heart just went out. people were praying for this family. people were shedding tears because they didn't know if this boy had died. >> yeah. people, as you said jane angry that the poor heene kids in addition to the fact that he was used for this plot alleged plot, was trotted out in front of cameras and apparently forceded to lie. jane what do you think should happen to the heene kids if the parents are charged and arrested in this thing? >> well a.j. what really got me was when this poor little boy threw up not once, but twice when he was being grilled about all this. imagine how conflicted he must feel wanting to be loyal to his mom and dad, and yet not wanting

to lie. what horrible values these parents, if this is, in fact a hoax are teaching these kids essentially tell them lie, pursue fame at all costs. nevertheless, i don't think that these kids should be victimized twice. i don't think they should be taken from their parents. they seem remarkably well adjusted, despite the fact that they have this very cooky, nutty professor, although i'm not a professor, father. so to take them out of the home forever, i think, would really turn this into a major league tragedy. what i think is they should prosecute the dad, not prosecute the mother, and have these children remain in the custody of the mother or some other family member. >> i have a feeling that the public at large will not feel satisfaction unless they throw the book at the dad if this does prove, as it looks like it's going to to be a hoax. hyla jane velez-mitchell i earn you not to go anywhere, because we are now saying, move over jon and kate sayonara, octomom, "showbiz tonight" dares to ask will the heene drama now

go down as the most outrageous reality show ever? it's the explosive new debate. that's coming up at the bottom of the hour. appreciate you being here. now let me turn it over to you. it's our "showbiz tonight" question of the day. alleged balloon boy hoax. is it ever okay to put kids in reality shows? please vote by surfing on over to cnn.com/showbiztonight. you got more to say? e-mail us at showbiztonight@cnn.com. so courteney cox's new hit show "cougar town" has done a lot more for the cougar image. >> the hell with it. hey, kid! pow! >> i love that scene. but hold on just a second. is using the word "cougar" to describe an older woman with a younger man offensive? is it time the word becomes extinct? i have got the great cougar debate. also i never thought i would see the day when marge simpson, of all animated people, would pose for "playboy." so i'm asking, does cartoon nudity cross a line, or is it just plain funny? and is the hollywood

honeymoon over for president obama? from late-night comedy to stars speaking out has hollywood's love affair with the prez hit rocky times? this is "showbiz tonight" on hln. now the "showbiz news ticker," more stories from the "showbiz tonight" newsroom making news right now.

you made barack obama angry you make him angry he turns. he turns into the rock obama. >> the rock obama? now, don't be alarmed, the rock obama, much like barack obama only stronger and more angry. >> pretty good at that. dwayne johnson there as the rock obama on "saturday night live," president obama's very funny alter ego.

welcome back to "showbiz tonight." i'm a.j. hammer in new york. tonight, is president obama's hollywood honeymoon just over? from late-night laughs to stars speaking out, it seems there may be a little lover's spat in hollywood's affair with the president. here's "showbiz tonight's" brooke anderson. ♪ at last ♪ >> reporter: from serenades to screams. >> obama, i know that you're listening. are you listening?! >> reporter: from softballs -- >> how cool is it to fly in air force one? >> reporter: to "saturday night live" parodyies. >> when you look at my record it's very clear what i've done so far. and that is, nothing. >> reporter: president obama took office with a sky-high approval rating in hollywood. but he's starting to hear some voices of discontent. >> we need change now. >> reporter: singer lady gaga attacked him at the national equality march in washington for failing to get congress to

change the military's don't ask don't tell policy. >> how do you get the job as treasury secretary? >> reporter: michael moore bashes some of the president's treasury picks in his new film. >> "capitalism: a love story" had some pretty biting things to say about president obama. >> reporter: and he's hearing criticism on health care reform. >> it wouldn't be my choice to start the debate where he did, like begging for a public option. >> reporter: among stars who continue to back him, there is impatience. >> i, along with millions of others, wish for -- be bold. >> it looks like everyone's angry at him right now. >> reporter: the biggest difference for the president may be in late night. hosts once accused of going easy on him no longer are. >> when i call your name, please come up and claim your nobel peace prize, all right? >> it was almost like these writing staffs were waiting for something that they could kind of hang their hat on. >> reporter: "variety's" magging

editor, thom johnson believes, despite the recent barbs, the president's still got the entertainment community in his corner. >> that was "showbiz tonight's" brooke anderson. we did reach out to white house officials for comment. they said at a town hall meeting in new orleans the president addressed complaints that he hasn't done more since taking office. the president responded, he never said it would be easy and he's just getting started. well the "showbiz on call" phone lines have just been overrun with people calling in about the alleged balloon boy hoax. we got a call into "showbiz on call" from joyce in west virginia who says the parents should pay the price. >> caller: i think it was a hoax and i think the family should be made to pay a fine and all the expenses of the police and all them being involved in trying to help him. i think they just wanted a reality show out of this. >> thank you joyce. we also heard from nancy calling into "showbiz on call" from new york. and nancy says the whole thing is sickening. >> caller: i definitely believe

it's a hoax. i saw this family on "wife swap," definitely very high strung emotional, and i do believe that they are trying to get themselves in the limelight and i think it's a terrible thing to put people through this emotional trauma, because we are all so worried about this little boy. >> we appreciate your call nancy. remember, the "showbiz on call" phone lines are open all the time. 1-888-sbt-buzz is the number. 1-888-728-2899. heave us a voice mail so we can play your call on "showbiz tonight" and post it too right there on our home page, set your web browser to cnn.com/showbiztonight. i've got to tell you there is a lot of back and forth on this whole balloon boy story today. >> this is a hoax. that it was a publicity stunt. >> absolutely no hoax. >> all right. so hoax or not, from the dramatic 911 tapes to the pictures on live television that captured the whole nation's attention, i'm asking, is this the balloon boy story the most

unbelievable reality tv show ever? also cougars under attack. is this word "cougar" demeaning for older women who go for younger men? what do you think? and is it time for that word to become extinct? i've got the great cougar debate. and elisabeth hasselbeck back on "the view" today. i'm right there on the set with her. elisabeth tells a hilarious story about sending a picture to her family that showed a lot more than she intended. this is "showbiz tonight" on hln. now the "showbiz news ticker," these are more stories from the "showbiz tonight" newsroom making news right now.

♪ ♪ welcome to comcast local edition. i am donna richardson and my guest this hour is colonel george f. johnson iv superintendent of the maryland natural resources police. colonel, thank you for joining me. >> great to be here with you. >> in addition to being with the maryland natural resources you are president of the maryland police chief association and who in addition to chief are your members? and who is working with you? >> it is comprised mostly of chief of police from all over the state and state government

and law enforcement chiefs and county and municipalities that exist in all of the state of maryland. >> i know as a group i know there are several initiatives taking place. there is a new one. checkpoint strike force. >> yes it is a research based-multi-state situation where we pick and we go out there and we look for drivers that are impaired and work to get them off of the road and we do that through our sobriarity checkpoints and our saturation patrols. >> and so, which jerse - jurisdiction, one specific area or all of the jurisdictions now involved? >> all throughout maryland, the chiefs of police have signed on. every jurisdiction signed on in some way shape or form to participate in the checkpoint strike force. >> and so do you find that the

checkpoints are helpful in hopefully lowering traffic fatalities? >> absolutely. fatalities have been reduced 20 percent in the areas where we are doing the checkpoints . it proves to be extremely beneficial to us in many different ways. >> and do you find that the residents are supporting the checkpoints and do you have partner necessary this effort? >> yes we do. as you know, it is a powerful organization of mothers against drunk drivers. we work with them chosely in this endeavor and other organizations. their surveys indicate 85 to 90 percent of the people they talked to support the checkpoints. >> do you do these at specific times of year or are the checkpoints ongoing initiative. >> they are ongoing initiatives. they will be taking place every

week and everywhere and where you think that it is the best possible opportunity to deploy the work force and effective use knowledge of our people in this endeavor. >> as you are having the checkpoints and i know initially you are looking for impaired drivers but are you finding other things when you are pulling over the impaired drivers? >> oh, yes. people are very surprised what we run into on the checkpoints. the main focus is to get the impaired drivers that use alcohol off of the streets and identify them. but we are running into people who have warrants on them. their licenses are suspended some people have drugs in the vehicle this we were able to detect and find. there is a whole gamut of things and seat belt usage. it helps us with the seat belt

initiatives and child safety seat. we are able to make different observations and of course, we put a lot of emphasis on the seat belt usage and child safety seat as well >> i know some jurisdiction or most of the them there is zero tolerance if you don't have your seat belt on it is amazing that people are still driving without them. >> it is with the seat belt usage, if you are involved in an accident with the impaired drivers that use alcohol that gives you that much more of a chance to survive. >> how can citizens assist with the checkpoint strike force? >> we need them to be our eyes and ears out there. as with many thing necessary law enforcement and we ask citizens to do. if they see a person driving erratically or aggressively and feel they are under the influence of alcohol. pick up the cell phone and dial the number 911 or what ever it

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unbelievable video. tonight, "showbiz tonight" investigates, is this alleged hoax the most unbelievable reality show of all time? madonna demi moore, courteney cox, people love calling them cougars but is this degrading to older women who like younger guys? should we ban that word? tonight, "showbiz tonight" asks should cougars become extinct? plus the brand-new marge simpson controversy. is her posing nude for "playboy" whoo-hoo or doh a bad idea? plus, more stories breaking from the "showbiz news ticker," tv's first most provocative entertainment news show continues right now. welcome back to "showbiz tonight." it is 30 minutes past the hour. i'm a.j. hammer broadcasting tonight and every night from new york city. and tonight, "showbiz tonight"

is declaring this balloon family fiasco the most outrageous reality show ever. the way the story unfolded especially with the new developments today you could not have written a more outrageous script. the balloon family caper is now a criminal investigation, as authorities say they believe the heenes started planning this vast hoax months ago. the sheriff says this whole plot was orchestrated so the family could get a shot at reality tv fame. but tonight the heene family is fighting back. they say they are innocent, there's been no hoax. now the family could even face felony charges. that could mean jail time for the balloon parents. then what happens to the kids? and with all of the spectacular shenanigans that we've seen with the heenes over the last few days, "showbiz tonight" is daring to ask, will there alleged elaborate plot work? will the heenes get their own reality show out of this? joining me tonight in hollywood is hyla an entertainment journalist for fivedollarprep.com. tonight in boston, wendy murphy

a contributor for the daily beast. so if the sheriff claims that this whole hoax proves to be true, then i've got to say, i can't believe what an outrageous plot they were able to cook up with this deal. i mean, think about this. when we saw that silver jify pop balloon careening through the air, supposedly with a small child inside, nobody could take their eyes off their tvs. wendy, you've got to admit the astounding visuals all the wackiness that ensued really set the stage for the most outrageous reality show ever didn't it? >> yeah. and i'm sorry to say, i was one of the idiots who bought into it. an awful lot of people were saying they knew it was a hoax from the beginning. i wasn't one of them a.j. and i'm angry. i'm angry. so, okay they played us they certainly played me. they were doing it for fun. well, you know what? an awful lot of people got hurt in their little hoax. so if they get a reality show out of this, i think half the

country, and i'll lead the pack will throw their televisions in the toilet. we will have reached a new low. >> we will have you lead that revolution. i want to take a look at these plot points. and why i just think this has already made for this amazing reality show. you've got the flying saucer, you've got a supposed stowaway 6-year-old kid on the saucer. you've got this self-described, storm-chasing mad scientist father. a family, that by the way has already had two controversial appearances on the reality show "wife swap." you have an airport shut down. you have the national guard, scrambling to help. and right there is just the start. hyla, the only thing i think we're missing is dancing and dramatic weight loss. it really is the perfect reality show, isn't it? >> don't forget, ryan seacrest as your host. the kardashians dream of this type of publicity. and say what you will be about richard heene, yeah, he's a little bit crazy, but he's also a genius. when it comes to reality scripting with, the guy is a genius. not just the stuff that you mentioned, throw in ufos throw

in past associates viral videos that are already circling that he has done in the past this guy has all his angles covered everything. >> and that's one of the reasons we're so angry about it. the sheriff said himself that richard heene used his kids in this alleged hoax because he wanted to get a reality show. and obviously, people are really quickly saying, well, he exploited his kids by doing that. but we see it all the time, using kids to gain fame in reality shows, nothing new. wendy, some people would say you know what, richard heene didn't do anything wrong, this is america now and people do it all the time on reality shows. >> a.j. just because other idiots do it doesn't make it right norfor this guy. one of the problems about watching this show unfold is it does make it okay between octomom, jon and kate, and this. just because it's happened in the recent past makes it seem more normal. but we don't have enough laws in

place, frankly to protect children from exploitation, even at the hands of the parents and the people that are supposed to love him. shame on him. he's not a genius. he's a bad father who should lose custody of his children. he doesn't deserve any awards for this. he should be prosecuted. i would put him in jail. i would make him pay back all the public expenses he forced us to lay out for this and i would take his kids away just so i could make sure that they were okay. he made them barf on television to further his fraud. i mean come on! you treat your kid like a tool to your fame and you think that makes you a genius? i don't think so. >> wendy i'm very much there with you for most of you. i don't know that he actually made his kids barf on television. i think the whole experience made them barf on television. i don't think he he said, okay falcon, when they come to you throw up. >> that's not what i meant. >> i'm giving you a hard time about that. let's talk about this sheriff that really added to this outrageous reality show drama of

the whole story. friday, of course, he said in a press conference, he believed the balloon family was telling the truth. and said well, we should believe them too. it turns out, that was all a part of the sheriff's ploy to get the truth out of the family. and of course everyone's jaws dropped when on sunday the sheriff revealed this whopper. >> it has been determined that this is a hoax that it was a publicity stunt. we believe that we have evidence at this point to indicate that it was a publicity stunt done with the hopes of marketing themselves or better marketing themselves for a reality television show at some point in the future. >> hyla, listen to that. even the sheriff added to the whole smoke and mirrors of this whole reality show drama right there. >> reality show writers go to school for years trying to come up with ways to make a show good. and richard heene did it. and i've got to disagree with wendy. the reality is i think people are going to rush to their televisions if these folks get a

reality tv show. this guy had every element and he executed it and i'm strictly talking on an entertainment basis. yeah, as a dad it's a different discussion. but based on entertainment factor, this guy is gold. you need to sign him quick. >> well, it turns out that richard and his wife, mayumi they met in acting school and apparently, as we've been hearing, they've been jonesing for their own reality show for some time now. so if this really turns out to be a hoax, it makes it even more remarkable to watch their theatrics over the lastss knowing that they did meet in acting school. hln's own joy behar told the ladies of the view, maybe this was the best tryout ever. >> he's looking for a gig. and he might get one. >> i'm not going to support him. >> you don't have to support him. bravo will give him a show and all those other networks. >> wendy i know you wouldn't watch, but with all of the anger

surrounding this family, i'm kind of thinking any network would simply have to be nuts after the dust settles to offer them a reality show. >> you know i think we do have standards. i have to believe that although we, you know, we all got sucked in most of us and we felt for what was, you know potentially a really little kid in danger. and it tears at our heartstrings. i hope we never become so cynical that we assume all of those kind of stories might be a hoax. but giving them a show? rewarding that behavior -- people have the power to say no to this guy. you can think that he came up with a clever idea but that doesn't mean you have to give him a prize. i would put him in jail make him get a job at mcdonalds. and i think we should be asking the question how come if everybody thought this was such a great hoax how come the cops didn't figure it out faster? i don't want to get on their case too much, but, you know, it was cnn that cracked the case, not csi. >> that's true. >> that's a problem. >> we did see wolf blitzer ask that question that got the

answer that really got the ball rolling and here we are now. hyla, wendy murphy, thanks, guys appreciate it. we've been asking you to sound off on our "showbiz tonight" question of the day. alleged balloon boy hoax. is it ever okay to put kids in reality shows? you know how i feel about this. you can vote at cnn.com/showbiztonight or e-mail us at showbiztonight@cnn.com. all right, let's move on. you know so many people love to throw around that word "cougar" to describe people like madonna and de and demi moore and courteney cox. courteney even has a new show called "cougar town." courteney is 47 and looks great, but is that term "cougar" just offensive? is it time for it to go? the great cougar debate next. hey have you seen marge simpson and her "playboy" spread? for work purposes i did have to take a look at this and i've got to say a lot of people very

fired up. is an animated mom cartoon posing naked totally wrong or really no big deal? and whitney houston almost ended up naked with a good old fashioned 2004 super bowl style wardrobe malfunction. this is "showbiz tonight" on hln. time now for the "showbiz news ticker," more stories from the "showbiz tonight" newsroom making news right now.

. ♪ ♪ if it feels good ♪ >> i sang myself out of my clothes. >> whitney, yes you did. did you see this? whitney houston with a little bit of a wardrobe malfunction during sunday night's "x factor," a very popular british show. her dress kept coming undone. i'm thinking whitney's stylist got a $1 million smackdown backstage. but this episode of "x factor"

was the highest rated ever. welcome back to shiite hyatt. i'm a.j. hammer. tonight, cougar fight. an all-out war is breaking out and cougars are trapped in the middle. ever since courteney cox's new tv show "cougar town" debuted, the term, "cougar" has come under some intense scrutiny, but tonight we're asking is it so bad to call women over 35 and interested in younger men cougars? and tonight marge simpson naked on the cover of "playboy." doh! what would homer think about this? are you outraged, or is it all in good fun? joining me tonight in new york cooper lawrence, a psychologist and author of "the cult of celebrity." and also dr. wendy walsh, a psychology expert for momlogic.com. i want to bring with this brand-new cougar controversy. there's a new column in the "new york post" from andrea pizer who writes quite passionately about the word "cougar."

here's what she's writing, "cougars, the very word turned generations of hot babes overnight from sex objects into the butt of jokes and it turned smoldering lust from something dirty into something nasty and skanky. wendy, i want to know if you think andrea pizer has this right? because i think cougar demi moore and ashton kutcher, the poster for a cougar relationship, nasty and skanky doesn't seem to describe them accurately as far as i'm concerned. >> it definitely applies a feminine predator. we've always called men dogs right? i think men need equality and to be called wolf. i don't think cougar is any power, it's pretend power. >> she's saying it has this negative connotation. and until "cougar town," the show, came around, cougar was a word people would throw around and have some fun with it. if you think about it courteney cox plays a cougar on tv and in real life too her husband david arquette, her husband is

11 years younger. cooper lawrence, should people have a problem with the word cougar, cooper? >> i have a little bit of a problem with it, because it's meant to be derogatory. you don't look with a older woman with a younger men and go hey, cougar. you look at it like there's something wrong with it. and it wasn't coined by women. it was a term coined by men to put women in their place. women are individuals if you want to date someone much younger, go for it without having to live up to some stereotype of what it's called. >> naturally our facebook fans are fired up over the new cougar controversy. as soon as we posted this, our wall was jumping with comments. let me get to a couple. this is nit h. who wrote, i think it's cool for an older woman to date a younger man and the term "cougar" is so sexy.

you have demi, courteney, and madonna. her younger boyfriend is 27. does it take away from their sex appeal to be called a cougar? >> i don't think it takes away from their sex appeal, but it takes away from their whole identity. i mentioned it was pretend power. listen, a.j. any woman in her 40s can get a young guy. these guys have loaded guns that will shoot in any target. is it saying that your derriere hasn't gone to the south of france, it's up in paris. really, are you smart, are you emotionally secure, are you able to nurture your children and the world are you just able the get a young gun. so what? >> let me get to one more comment, monica s. wrote, i think we need to get over it, when women date younger men. apparently it's okay when men do it. how about getting with the times and saying that the women who get the younger men have rockin' bodies and are just plain hot. the term "cougar" is outdated. so there you go. that's more to your point cooper, demi, not a cougar madonna, not a cougar courteney, not a cougar. whatever you want to call them,

they're having the time of their lives, so in that case, no harm no foul, just get rid of the word. >> but even the pressure to look a certain way. you've got to be hot. if you weren't a hot 20-year-old, you're not going to be a hot 40-year-old. now there's another level you have to speak up to. >> can we move on to this other controversy, which is just burning up today. marge simpson's debut in "playboy." marge stars in the long-running animated sitcom "the simpsons" and is featured in the new november issue of "playboy" magazine. can we put up the photos? i want to show wendy walsh these amazing pictures. is it just outrageous or is it all in good fun? >> marge, marge, marge. first of all, "the simpsons" are famous for chronicleing all our times, all our culture. so what is left for a woman who has no identity as a wife and mother anymore? you know, when we got feminism we threw away a few rights too, like the right to look dowdy and

have a wife and mother have identity from them. marge has to be hot now? marge has to be posing for may biomay "playboy"? what's up with that? >> you know it's a cartoon, right? >> appreciate your insight tonight. tonight, drew barrymore's startling new confessions about her father. drew opening up in a brand-new interview. you're not going to believe what she claims her father the late john barrimore claims did when she was in rehab when she was just a teenager. and now the "showbiz news ticker," more stories from the "showbiz tonight" newsroom making news right now. well right now it is time for a look at hollywood's list.

has some of the top stars are up to. tonight, paula abdul. you know paula walked away, of course, from "american idol." everybody's talking about it. she's been laying kind of low figuring out exactly what she's going to do next. tonight i can tell you she might be heading to vegas, baby. lyn to what paula abdul just told us. i have many -- many different opportunities in vegas, which i've been offered for years but the timing is right, because i have tv projects that i'm doing, and a lot of different things. things that are very exciting that i get to continue to live my dream now. you know? i've always been one to help -- always said if i ever made it in this business i'm going to help people, because i've done everything all by myself. >> say what you want about paula. her heart is definitely in the right place. i'm thinking, if she goes to vegas, watch out wayne newton. "showbiz tonight" on hln.

t out with her friends. morgan harrington hasn't been seen since saturday. where she was when she disappeared and hoop being questioned? this coyote got hit by a car, taken on an incredible journey. we'll tell you how long he was an unwilling passenger. forget the balloon saga in colorado. this man is the original balloon boy. no hoax here. his story and the ride he still remembers. i'm richelle carey welcome to hln "news and views." an amber alert with a lot of details to get to now. look at this picture. a massive search is wrunder way in north florida for this little girl. she's 7 years old. her name is sop psomer thompson. second grade vanished walking home from school monday. officials say she was with other kids she ran ahead as kids do. they were teasing her.

the clay county sheriff asking about a blue sedan seen in the neighborhood ten days ago. two men and a woman in the car and they tried to lure a girl near somer's elementary school. they're not saying there is a connection but are looking into it. authorities have gotten several hundred tips so far. listen. >> now, to the public we hope one of our best tips will come from a viewer. >> -- five miles -- >> yes. >> in the -- county as well? >> well, duvall county would -- we -- we are not putting people into the areas that they're searching until the dogs are through. let them finish doing their job. we didn't want to contaminate is with other scents and what have you, but we're almost through with some of those areas and will begin, you saw horses behind us. we're going to put horses into those areas to begin searching and we're also going to be bringing in officers from the jacksonville sheriff's office

recruiting academy to do an arm's length search through some sf the wooded areas around here. there's a lot going on here. >> this is orange park, florida, we're talking about. somer thompson was last seen wearing a cranberry colored jumpsuit with pink striped sleeves. so this is the number we want to get to you if you know anything, if you've seen anything. it is 877-227-6911. and we will revisit the story in a few minutes. virginia state police are asking for the public's help in locating a virginia tech student. morgan harrington. she hasn't been seen since she and her friends went to a metallica concert saturday night at the university of virginia where morgan somehow got separated from the group. >> details of the investigation are very limited. we have very limited information to work with. there have been interviews conducted of her friends. obviously of her family. she is a student at virginia

tech. she is a junior, majoring in education. she went to james madison university went to john paul jones arena with friends for the concert and that was the last that was seen of her. >> morgan's parents say they talk to her almost every day and obviously they are very, very concerned about where she is. a lawyer has come forward to say his client may be arrested soon in the killing of a star university of connecticut football player jasper howard, stabbed to death in a fight after a weekend dance on the campus. the lawyer is now identifying his client but says he was involved in the fight and he says the man did not stab howard. last night teammates, friends and family placed candles and flowers at the spot where howard was killed. some students were joining in a day of silence to remember him and the black student association has asked everyone on campus to wear dark colors. candlelight vigil is organized for tomorrow night.

richard heene supposedly wanted to star in a reality tv show. well, there's nothing more real than a possible trip to jail. the federal aviation administration is also investigating last week's runaway balloon stunt. the hoax led authorities to believe hain's 6-year-old son had flown away in that homemade da balloon right there. turns out the boy was hiding. the hains may have violated federal regulations barring people from flying ballooning or kites with five miles of an around. the balloon affected flights at denver international airport in addition the federal probe -- in addition to it federal probe pardon me, the county sheriff said felony charges will likely be filed next week and could include conspiracy and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. john travolta the blackmail case in the bahamas could go to the jury as early as today. in its closing yesterday, the

prosecution argued an ambulance driver and his lawyer demanded $25 million from the actor in exchange for a signed medical light form. the defendants insist the actor tried to buy the document. the defense called only one witness, an emt, who was not at the travolta vacation home when 16-year-old jett died. the judge is expected to instruct the jury after defense presents its closing today. former government scientist due in federal court in washington this afternoon to face espionage charges. toot nozette accused of trying to sell classified information to an fbi agent posing as an israeli intelligence official. the israeli government is not accused of violating any laws. nozette is an aerospace expert credited with helping discover evidence of water on the moon. while working at the energy department he had special security clearance that gave him access to atomic or

nuclear-related teerms. there will be a presidential runoff election in afghanistan next month. afghan president hamid karzai endorsed it in a nrz conference this morning and also says he accepts the findings of the u.n.-backed panel which found clear evidence of fraud in the election. the election was back in august. officials tossed out almost one-third of karzai's votes. the afghan president will face his main rival and former foreign minister abdullah abdullah. the election will be november 7th. president obama praised karzai for agreeing to take part in a revote saying it's an important resident for afghanistan's new democracy. iraq's prime minister is making the rounds in washington in hopes of drumming up some business for his country. maliki met with president obama in the oval office and with secretary of defense hillary clinton yesterday. she said the u.s. is xmited to iraq's development. >> the state department is launching a u.s./iraqi internship program starting this

january. through this program, interns from iraq will be placed in technology start-ups in the united states. to expose them to an entrepreneur spirit as well as the acquisition of skills that they will be able to take home with them. this represents a new approach to diplomacy that targets a group that will have a major impact on iraq's future. namely, the young people of iraq. the iraqi leader wants more u.s. commercial investment now that violence in iraq is declining. the u.s. is concerned the violence may return if the rescheduled parliamentary election is delayed. first, carrie prejohn lft her title at miss california usa then sued pageant officials. now they're countersuing, but not for the reason you might think. i promise, wait until you hear what the suit is demanding.

former miss california usa carrie prejean is getting sued over her breast implants. e on line reports the company behind the pageants wants the $5,200 box back that it paid for her surgery. this is actually a countersuit. you may remember prejean sued the company claiming it engaged in slander and religious discrimination against her over her anti-gay marriage stance. she lost her title for making appearances without the permission of pageant officials. this is quite a little back and forth. isn't it? all right. and supporters praising a new obama administration policy that appears to ease up on federal prosecution of medical marijuana. justice department released yesterday says u.s. attorneys shouldn't waste their time targeting people who use or sell medical marijuana in compliance with state laws but the memo does tell them to pursue marijuana cases which involve illegal guns, violence selling

pot to minors or involvement in other crimes. federal agents also are still encouraged to bust dispensaries using medical marijuana as a front for traditional drug dealing. all right. this is our your views question of the day. the vast majority of you are in favor of legalizing marijuana. we still want both sides of this issue represented. let's get to the phones. kathy is calling from ohio. all right, kathy, what's your point of view on this? actually, we're going to -- we're going to the phones first -- let me get this straight. dr. david son the phone. is that right? >> caller: yes. >> sorry about that. all right, doctor, what's your take on this? calling from california, where this has been a big topic. >> caller: yes. cannabis is currently being used ma disenly, and the federal government knows this and, therefore, cannabis is not

schedule one. all laws are based on cannabis being schedule one, a deadly dangerous narcotic and cannabis is currently safer than any pharmaceutical produced in the united states and when cannabis is legal the war on drugs is won. >> okay. so i think it's pretty clear where you're coming from. dr. david, thank you for your phone call. next up we have someone else on the phone. craig is calling us. also from california. all right, craig. do you agree whey the doctor was saying? >> caller: good morning. yes, i do. >> go ahead. >> caller: interesting that fbi statistics say that someone is arrested for cannabis every 36 seconds in america. 89% of those arrested for possession. so it tells me there's a lot of folks that are interested in using cannabis medicinely or recreationally.

>> you think the administration is on the right track? >> caller: a great step. this decriminalizes and let's these patients not have to go to the underworld for medicine. >> thank you very much. kathy sent this email from ohio. this is what she wrote. i think legalizing marijuana open as door to disaster down the road. studies have shown that it can mess up the brain. how do we pay for those problems down the road? she disagrees with the policy they've had so far. and a good response on my facebook page. search richelle carey hln. this is what tara wrote. she says especially after watching my mother slowly due in pain for four years from cancer, i say it should be legal in every state whatever helps them through. right now it's legal in 14 states i believe. elizabeth wrote this. we could get our country out of debt if we legalized it. quit fighting a war that will neveren won. this was used in america before america cass colonized.

let's get some money and get our economy going. patricia says i can just see after a while that this right will be abused. so we're representing both sides. continue to tell us what you think. is it federal government getting too soft on prosecuting drugs or is this the first step to decriminalizing marijuana? continue to tell us what you think. call 1-877-tell hln. e-mail us cnn.com/hln. text the word views then your comment and name to hln tv, standard text rates apply. we are learning more about the day nfl quarterback steve mcnair was killed. what the text messages sent between him and the woman who allegedly killed him say.

police in nashville have released text messages from steve mcnair murder investigation. sent between nfl quarter barq and his girl friend just before she killed him and was believed

to be a murder/suicide. police say kazemi talked how frustrated she was with the relationship and her money problems as well. in a text exchange the day before their deaths she told mcnair this -- baby, i might have a breakdown. i'm so stressed. later, mcnair sent this text back. saying, i got the guy transferring the money. then at about fow p.m. on july 3rd kazemi sent this text baby, i have to be with you tonight. another text kept texting until about 1:15 on the morning of july 4th and then both were dead 12 hours later. the tennessee man arrested in japan after trying to regain custody of his children is back home without the kids. christopher savoy says his ex-wife abducted his son and daughter and moved to japan in violation of their custody order. a tennessee court gave him full custody. when savoy went to japan to take

his kids he was thrown in jail 17 days. japanese police released him on the condition he would leave the country and leave his kids. >> basically, i'm not allowed to see them. i'm not even allowed to call them, and i'm not even allowed to send them birthday presents. if loving my kids so much that i really want to be with them is a crime, then, well, i'm guilty. i'm guilty of loving my kids. >> japan doesn't honor foreign custody agreements. authorities say they can try to pursue custody through japanese courts. a man got trap under water when his truck plunged into a creek. this happened yesterday in missouri. look at this local media report. bystanders jumped in, couldn't get him out and tried holding his head above water. they had to give him cpr. he should survive. police are trying to figure out

how he ended up in that creek. they say cats have nine lives but they have nothing on one determined cayokicoyote. brother and sister driving along. hit this animal. trapped in the car's grill and road there four hours. they found it when they got home. >> immediately i saw a ton of fur and said sis don't look, this is bad. don't look. >> the animal flenching and my brother usually cool at a cucumber starts jumping around -- >> the animal went to a wildlife center later the wile e. coyote escaped from the kill. no one has seen it since then. wow. good news in a bad economy. wholesale prices dropped unexpectedly last month because of lower energy costs. the labor department says the producer price index fell 0.6% in september after a steep rise in august. the drop is another sign the

recession kept a lid on inflation. there's good and bad signals on another front. home construction. building of new homes edged up slightly last month, but applications for building permits seen as a good sign for future activity, well that fell by the largest amount in five months. some criminals are breaking and entering without a weapon. hln money expert clark howard tells you why small businesses are the prime targets. >> okay. i've got a special warning for you if you own your own business. criminals have been frustrated a lot trying to crack the computers at big companies. why? because usually big companies will have their own i.t. departments, their own security personnel on staff, but in a small business you're thinly staffed, butty might have a lot of money running through your accounts. especially on payroll day. so what criminals are doing is they're attacking the computer systems of small businesses with what are known as trojan

programs that they load on to your computer, are able to access your bank and brokage account passwords and then at key moments, when you tend to have high balances, they go in swoop in, take over your accounts and run off with the money. "usa today" had a great suggestion for small businesses. buy a new computer that you use only for banking and financial websites. that you never use for anything else. i'm clark howard for more ways to protect yourself go to cnn.com slash clark howard. wait until you see a brawl near the balloon boy's home. a man put in the a headlock and there were punches flying.

officials in clay county

florida, are asking everyone to be on the lookout for this little girl. this is 7-year-old somer thompson. she vanished plond. she was just walking home from school. she was with other kids. she apparently ran ahead of them, because they were teasing her. that's not unusual. kids do that. while the clay county sheriff is now asking for information to find her. in particular what they're talking about a blue sedan seen in the neighborhood about ten days ago. they say there were two men and a woman in the car and apparently they tried to lure a girl into the car near somer's elementary school. they are not saying right now they're certain there was a connection. they're just looking into it. authorities say they've gotten several hundred tips so far in this case. >> at this point right now, we're looking for a lost child. we don't know what happened. we don't know that this is a crime. we're assuming that it could possibly be. because a 7-year-old you know it's almost been 24 hours is not going to wander off, but she could have gotten locked in a

car, in a trunk. she could be -- there's any number of things that could have happened. so we're hoping for the best but we're working it as if it were a crime scene at this point right now. we are not putting people into the areas that they're searching until the dogs are through. let them finish doing their job. we didn't want to contaminate it with other scents and what have you, but we're almost through with some of those areas and we're going to begin you saw some horses behind us. we're going to put horses into those areas to begin searching and we're also going to be bringing in officers from the jacksonville sheriff's office recruit academy to do an arm's length search through some of the wood areas around here. so there's a lot going on today. >> again specifically this is orange park in clay county, florida. somer thompson was last seen wearing a cranberry colored jumpsuit with pink striped sleeves. this is the number we want you to know.

877-227-1619. if you know or have seen anything. ald, something else to be on the lookout for. virginia state police are asking for the public's help in locating a virginia tech student. this young lady right here. morgan harrington. she hasn't been seen or heard from since she and her friends went to a metallica concert saturday night at the university of virginia. police say that is where she got separated from her group of friends. her parents are pleading for her safe return. >> i'd like to say if morgan is out there and hears us, please come home. if someone has morgan please let her come home safely. morgan's a great kid and this is a very atypical behavior. >> she is as beautiful inside as she is outside. she has family and friends that love her and miss her. if there's any information that anyone can offer that would help

us find her we would appreciate you contacting the police because as you can tell, we're pretty distraught. >> they're distraught because they usually talk to her almost every day, and as you can tell, they want to know where their child is. a lawyer has come forward to say his client may be arrested soon in the killing of a star university of connecticut football player. jasper howard was stabbed to death in a fight after a dance this weekend on campus. the lawyer is not identifying his client. he says he was involved in a fight. he says the man did not stab howard. last night, teammates, friends and family placed candles and flowers at the spot where howard was killed. some students are joining in day of silence to remember him and the black student association has asked everyone on campus to wear dark colors. a candlelight vigil is being organized for tomorrow night. when richard heene wanted to

start a reality tv show there's nothing more real than a possible trip to jail. the federal aviation administration confirms it is also investigating last week's runaway balloon stunt. the hoax led authorities to believe heene's 6-year-old son had flown away from that homemade contraption. turns out the boy was just hiding. they say the heene's may have violated federal regulations barring people from flying balloons orchitis with five miles of an airport. serious. you can't do that'sthe balloon affected flights at the denver international airport, in addition to the federal probe the county sheriff said felony charges will likely be filed against richard and mayumi heene next week including contributing to dwink waens of a minor. in its closing yesterday, prosecutors arg gured an ambulance and its driver demanded $25 million from the

actor in exchange for a signed medical liability form. insisting the actor tried to buy the document. 9 defense called only one witness, an emt who was not at the travolta vacation home when 16-year-old jett died. the judge is expected to instruct the jury after the defense presents its closing today. director roman polanski must stay in a swiss jail now that a swiss court has denied him bail. the court called the 76-year-old a high flight risk. polanski is fighting extradition to the u.s. the oscar winner fled the u.s. back in 197 before sentenced for having sex way 13-year-old girl. swiss police arrested him last month when he left france to go to a film festival in zurich. former government scientists is due in federal court in washington this afternoon to face espionage charges. stewart nozette accused of trying to sell classified information to an fbi agent posing as an israeli intelligence official.

the israeli government is not accused of violating any laws. nozette is an aerospace expert credited with helping discover evidence of water on the moon while woshing at the energy department, he special security clearance that gave him access to atopic or nuclear-related materials. there will be a presidential runoff in afghanistan that is going to happen next month. afghan president hamid karzai endorsed in a news conference this morning and also said he accepts the findings of the u.n.-backed panel which found clear evidence of fraud in the election. the election happened back in august. this is a long time coming. officials tossed out almost one-third of karzai's votes. president obama praised karzai for agreeing to this revote. >> i had the opportunity to speak with president karzai this morning, and i wanted to congratulate him on accepting the certification of the recent

election. as we all know this has been a very difficult time in afghanistan to not only carry out a -- an election under difficult circumstances, where there were a whole host of security issues that had to be resolved, but also postelection. a lot of uncertainty. >> the afghan president will face his main rival and former foreign minister abdullah abdullah on november 7th. as you saw in the video with the president iraq's prime minister is making the rounds in washington in hopes of drumming up business for his country. muirie al maliki met in the president's oval office and secretary of state hillary clinton says they're committed to this. >> the state department is launching a u.s./iraqi internship program starting this january. through this program, interns

from iraq will be placed in technology start-ups in the united states to expose them to an unlt tra pra neural spirit as well as the acquisition of skills that they will be able to take home with them. this represents a new approach to diplomacy that targets a group that will have a major impact on iraq's future. namely, the young people of iraq. the iraqi leader wants more u.s. commercial investment now that the violence in iraq is declining. the u.s. is concerned the violence may return if the rescheduled parliamentary election is delayed. some of your friends on twitter, facebook other social networking sites, could be criminals in disguise. the fbi says cyber crooks are trolling these sites and hijacking people's profiles. be aware pup might get a message from someone poedsing as your friend, asking you to wire them money. do you have friends that ask for money? criminals might lure to you an official looking site that tricks you into revealing

passwords and other private info. the fbi's advice, almost double check that these sorts of requests in person. first, carrie prejean lost her title at miss california usa and then sued pageant officials's now they are countersuing, and wait until youer what they're countersuing for.

finds out what else jane has on her mind. watch "issues" right here on hln. well, marijuana supporters are praising the new obama administration policy that appears to ease up on federal prosecution of medical marijuana. a justice department report released yesterday says u.s. attorneys shouldn't waste their time targeting people who use or sell medical marijuana in

compliance with state laws. but the memo does tell them to pursue marijuana cases which involve illegal guns, violence selling pot to minors or involvement in other crimes. federal agents are also still encouraged to bus dispensary using medical marijuana as front for traditional drug dealing. tell us what you think about that. most people have an opinion on this one. is the federal government getting too soft on prosecuting drugs or is this the first step towards decriminalizing marijuana and do you think should be? tell us what you think. call us, 1-877-tell-hln. if you prefer e-mail, cnn.com/hln. text, the word views, give your comments. standard text rates apply. former miss california usa carrie prejean is being sued over her breast implants. really.

e online reports the company behind the pageant wants the $5,200 back. they want the money back not the breast implants. okay? that's how much the surgery costs they say. this is a countersuit. you may remember prejean's suit. the company claiming it engaged in slander and religious discrimination against her over her anti-gay marriage stance. she lost her title for speaking without permission of the pageant officials. and it may not pay off. why a new report is warning consumers to do research before buying.

police in nashville released text messages from the steve mcnair murder investigation sent between the nfl quarterback and his girl friend just before she dilled him. she talked how frustrated they was with the relationship and with her money problems. in a text exchange the day before their deaths she told mcnair, baby i might have a breakdown. i'm so stressed. later, mcnair sent her a text

say, i got the guy transferring the money. at about 4:00 p.m. on july 3rd, kazemi sent this text saying baby i have to be with you tonight. went back and forth texting until 1:15 the morning of july 4th. both found dead 12 hours later. a tennessee man arrested in japan after trying to regain custody of his children is back home without the kids. christopher savoie says his ex-wife abducted his son and daughter and moved them to japan in violation of a custody order. afterward a tennessee court gave him full custody. when savoie went to japan and tried to take his, he was thrown in jail for 17 days. japanese authorities released him on the condition he leave the country and leave the kids there. >> basically i'm not allowed to see them. i'm not even allowed to call them. and i'm not even allowed to send them birthday presents.

if loving my kids so much that i really want to be with them is a crime, then, well, i'm guilty. i'm guilty of loving my kids. >> japan does not honor foreign custody agreements but authorities say savoie can try to pursue custody through japanese courts. ohio police arrested three men on aggravated robbery charges including one they say who was wearing a bra, for a mask. according to local reports, four men held someone up at gunpoint and got away with his wallet and $10. police say an arrest like this doesn't happy every day. >> that's a first for me ever really anyone using a black bra for a facemask. >> police are still looking for the fourth suspect. the robbery victim is fine. the man who got trapped under water when his truck fell into a creek is going to be okay. wow. it happened in missouri yesterday. bystanders jumped in couldn't get him out and tried holding

his head above water. firefighters eventually got him out. police are still trying to find out how he ended up in that creek. a man drove into a huge sinkhole. it turns out it may not have happened like he said it did. in fact, now the driver's been arrested. the road was blocked off by barrels but a witness told police the man drove around them and then got stuck in the sinkhole. so he moved the barrels to make it look like they weren't blocking the road. the driver is facing several charges. they say cats have nine lives but they have nothing on one determined coyote. brother and sister were driving apparently they hit the animal last week. they stay was trapped in the car's drill and rode there for hours. hours. they found it when they got home. they got home. >> immediately i saw a ton of fir, i said sis, don't look. this is bad. don't look. >> the animal flinches and my brother who is usually cool as a

cucumber starts jumping around. >> the coyote went to a wildlife center but he escaped from a kennel and no one has seen it since then. a man is picking up the pieces of his beach house that was swept away into the ocean. unbelievable pictures. a weekend storm near massachusetts finished off the house. the surrounding area began to erode two years ago. it was the last of 12 beach houses left standing. some of the appliances with the best energy rating may not be that great after all. the energy star label is supposed to mean a product is saving energy. like a seal of approval so that's why you can get tax rebates on them. but, there are reports many of the appliances shouldn't qualify for the energy star stickers but they have them any way. the deputy technical director of consumer reports talked about it with mary snow from our sister network cnn. >> in our labs we found it used

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