that's his choice. >> the appellate process is done. it is time to execute judgment. i started sticking by my family and my friends. >> they're putting us, the protectors of our families as the boogie men. doctors discovered bleeding at the base of his brain stem. they're getting in the life raft here. we are going down. >> daddy! >> oh. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. oh, those are just a few of the stories that we are following for you today. thanks so much for having us

over. this is hln news and views and i'm virginia cha. a tornado slashed through parts of mississippi today. leaving a president of destruction. the associated press reporting at least two people are dead and one town reports as many as 30 homes destroyed. forecasters say the tornado was almost a mile wide at one point. it hit the towns of valley park, yazoo city and durant and we are hearing that some people were trapped inside some of those structures. aside from the reports of the two deaths, we don't know how many people were hurt. the storm generated by a powerful system moving across the central united states today. tornado watches up from southern illinois south to alabama. our ireporters are sending us pictures of the storm that is moving across the southeast. this video by ireporter kathy just south of memphis, tennessee. she says the hail that fell in

her town of southhaven, mississippi, a bit bigger than a golf ball and noisy and didn't feel threatening. rescuers have suspended their search for 11 oil rig workers missing in the gulf of mexico. the coast guard says it is unreasonable at this point to expect that any of them survived. the search covered 5,200 square miles over 3 days. even though the search is suspended, the case is not closed. >> we have not 100% certainty accounted for all the lifeboats and we don't know what was launched from the rig and might still be the rig and that's going to be something that will continue to do as part of the casualty investigation and as captain trosson mentioned, we can also resurrect the search efforts if we feel there's a possibility that they're out there somewhere in a lifeboat but everything, all of the information we have this week leads us to believe that these 11 members were on the rig. >> more than 100 crew members

did manage to make it off that platform after tuesday's massive explosion. four of them were critically injured but they're doing better now. arizona now has a controversial new immigration enforcement measure on its books. governor jan brewer signed it into law in phoenix yesterday. this law requires immigrants to carry the registration documents at all times and it allows police to question anyone they suspect of being in the country illegally. and the law also imposes penalties on anyone that knowingly hires or transports illegal immigrant day laborers. governor brewer said she had no choice when it came to signing the bill into law. >> we in arizona have been more than patient waiting for washington to act. but decades of federal inaction and misguided policy have created a dangerous and unacceptable situation. >> kritings say the law will lead to racial profiling. several groups have already promised court challenges to the law. all week protesters gathered

outside arizona's capital to urge governor brewer not to sign the bill. after she did sign it, at least one worried about what will happen next. >> i started to cry and think about my family and my friends, about everything that's going to happen. about how things are going to change. >> supporters of brewer's decision says this law is necessary. rock star and reality show contestant bret michaels is in the hospital in critical condition. people.com reports doctors found bleeding at the base of his brain stem. his publicist says the singer was rushed to intensive care late thursday after a severe headache. last night mike galanos talked with "showbiz tonight" cohost brooke anderson about michaels' overall health. >> he's been a diabetic sense he was a kid, right? >> yeah. since he was age 6 struggling with diabetes his entire life. he is 47 years old.

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account and posting the information found on the internet. palin said the event was a major problem for the vice president shl campaign and also had a big impact on her family. >> well, there are a couple of pictures in there that were not for public consumption. pictures of trigg especially. he is a beautiful child. people have -- they've taken advantage of the opportunities to have those pictures out there on the internet to distort and photo shop and that's a big deal. as you're pointing out, access and communication is so extremely important when you're thousands of miles away from your children and they're receiving threatening calls and messages and mama wants to be there to help the kids and communicate with them. it was a big barn deal to have that communication stripped away. >> the governor's daughter bristol palin said she was harassing e-mails and phone calls after the private information was posted on the web. prosecutors say after hacking

palin's account, cornell posted information that including bristol's phone number. she said terrified when a bunch of guys called and claimed to be at the front door and wanted to be inside. she was 17 at the time and pregnant. here's what david cornell had to say about bristol as he was entering court this week. >> making you work, david? >> yeah. >> what did you think about bristol palin? >> not my type. >> if he's convicted, he could face up to 50 years in prison. saturday mail may soon go the way of the pony express. would you miss it? >> no. i'm not happy about it. the reason they're not making money is because people are not satisfied. i don't know if this will boost satisfaction. >> i don't have a real problem with it. i think they can really save money doing it, it will be okay. >> is the cost cutting idea a good one? of guys.

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communicate versus using the united states postal service? >> are you serious? computer all day long and might as well be using the pony express. >> you can communicate online. >> can get coupons online. get your i mail and you can pay your bills online. >> only things i use the post office now are mailing packages. >> we want to save paper and the internet is a key way for us to do that. >> you think the post office is still relevant then? >> absolutely. absolutely it's extremely relevant. >> i wouldn't say it's irrelevant. >> i think the only reason, like, i would need the mail is for, like, christmas presents and birth day cards. >> everything might be electronic. seems like it's headed that way. >> what do you now online that used to do through the mail? >> everything. except have sex. >> i'm joe carter and i'll see you on the street.

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injection or a five-man team of shooters. yesterday a judge decided to allow it. >> that's his choice. i don't have any comments on that. it is his personal choice. >> it is not what we wanted. >> so you're disappointed? >> very. >> and michael -- >> he would be very disappointed. >> he is set to be executed june 18th. the attorney says she plans to seek a stay of execution. we asked you earlier your opinion on plans by the post office to cut service on saturday. here is some of what we're hearing from you. yon from over or sent us this e-mail writing, mail service should be monday, wednesday and friday for residential customers. business and residential customers who feel it essential for mail six days a week should pay for those extra days. donna from colorado says this, instead of asking tech savvy city people about cutting mail service, how about asking rural americans, those who may not

have access to the internet and, yes, there are people like that out there. thank you so much for your responses and we'd like to pose the question to you. should the postal service get rid of saturday service? log on to cnn.com/hln and tell us how you feel. despite days and weeks of intensive searching, there are still no signs of haleigh cummings. the last person was to see the 5-year-old was misty croslin. the grandmother said she was told haleigh was sexually molested the night she disappeared. >> where did the story come from? >> misty. >> what did she say? >> she heard her crying. >> who was in the room? >> joe or tommy.

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over. this is hln "news and views" and i'm virginia cha. a tornado slashed throughputs of mississippi today leaving a huge path of destruction. the associated press reporting at least two people are dead and a town reports as many as 30 home s destroyed. it hit the towns of valley park, yazoo city and durant and we are hearing that some people were trapped inside some of those structures. aside from the reports of the two deaths, we do not know at this point how many people were hurt. the storm was generated by a powerful system across the central united states today. tornado watches are up from southern illinois south to alabama. our ireporters are sending us pictures of the storm that's moving across the southeast. this video was sent in by ireporter kathy cozad just south of memphis, tennessee.

she said the hail was a bit bigger than a golf ball. she says the storm was moiz si but that it didn't feel threatening. rescuers have suspended their search for 11 oil rig work earls missing in the gulf of mexico. now, the coast guard says it is unreasonable at this point to expect that any of them survived. the search covered 5,200 square miles over 3 days. even though the search is suspended, the case is not closed. >> we have not 100% certainty accounted for all of the lifeboats and we don't know what was launched from the rig and might still with the rig and that's something that will continue to do as part of the casualty investigation and as captain trotson mentioned, we can resurrect the search efforts if we feel there's a possibility that they're out there somewhere in a lifeboat but everything -- all of the information we have this week leads us to believe that these 11 members were on the rig. >> more than 100 crew members

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recently about a week and a half ago, in fact, mike, he was rushed to the hospital in san antonio, texas, where he under went an emergency appendectomy and posted a note to fans in which he wrote, they told me that if i had gone on stage like i wanted to my appendix likely would have cup which you a would have ruptured and i could have died and seemed to be in good spirits then but apparently taken a turn for the worse. >> he is probably best known for fronting the '80s hair band poison. recent years he is a main stay on reality star and as a contestant on nbc's "celebrity apprenti apprentice." prosecutors wrapped up the case in the sarah palin e-mail hacking trial after calling the former governor herself to talk to the jury. 22-year-old david cornell is charged with hacking into the private account and posting the

information he found on the internet. palin testified yesterday saying that the event was a major problem for the vice presidential campaign and had a big impact on her family. >> well, there are a couple of pictures in there not for public consumption, pictures of trigg especially. he is a beautiful child and i want to make sure the world sees him as a beautiful child. not distorted pictures -- they have taken advantage of the opportunity to have the pictures to photo shop and that's been kind of hurtful. it was a big deal because as you're pointing out, access and communication is so extremely important when you're thousands of miles away from your children and they're receiving threatening calls and messages and mama wants to be there to help kids and communicate with them. it was a big darn deal to have the communication stripped away. >> bristol palin told the jury she got harassing phone kauls and e-mails after the private information was posted on the web. prosecutors say after hacking

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satisfied. i don't know if this is going to boost satisfaction. >> i don't like getting the mail. it is usually just bills or junk mail so it doesn't really matter to me. >> i don't have a real problem with it. i think they can save money doing it it would be okay. >> how much time do you spend using your computer to communicate versus using the united states postal service? >> are you serious? computer all day long and might as well be using the pony express. >> you are able to communicate online instead of sending letters and whatnot. >> can get coupons online. get your e-mail and you can pay your bills online. >> only things i use the post office now are mailing packages. >> we want to save paper and the internet is a key way for us to do that. >> you think the post office is still relevant then? >> absolutely. absolutely. it's extremely relevant. >> i wouldn't say it's totally irrelevant. >> i think the only reason, like, i would need the mail is for, like, christmas presents

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iskodiak. roger. understand you're going down. requesting no persons on board. over? >> we have four persons on board. we are getting into -- we are getting in the life raft. we are going down. >> by the time the coast guard responded, it was too late for the ship's captain who died trying to escape. this atling r r -- this all unfolded 50 miles south of montague island in the gulf of alaska. the three crew members were wearing protective gear. the plane dropped a lift raft and a helicopter pulled them from the water. earlier you asked you about what you think of the plans by the post office to cut service on saturday. we'd like to share some of your responses now. sandy from south dakota says i don't want to see saturday mail stop. i live in a rural area and get my daily newspaper by mail. i would not get my saturday paper until monday. another viewer sent us this. i whole heartedly believe there should be a ten-year phase out of the united states postal system for the same reason

western union stopped telegrams. i believe people would rather the system go out of business than pay a buck for a stamp. greg from vermont disagrees. he says those awaiting medicine or a check in the mail will then realize what it meant to have six-day delivery. we want to thank everybody for your well-crafted comments today. despite days and weeks of intensive searching, there are still no signs of haleigh cummings. she is missing for more than a year now. the last person to see the 5-year-old was misty cross lynn, then the girlfriend of her father. recently croslin's mother is speaking out about this. she said she was told haleigh was sexually molested the night she vanished. >> where did that story come from? >> from misty. >> what did she say? >> that she heard haleigh in there crying. >> who was in the room with her? >> i'm going to say joe or

tommy, one. >> or both? >> or both. >> and what if anything did misty croslin do to take her of care? >> according to what she told me when all this was going on, she had already been threatened by joe and she grabbed junior and got in the bed and they covered up their heads and completely and when she took the covers off of her head, haleigh was gone. >> hollers is reportedly the person that tipped off police to search the st. johns river. other relatives dispute the allegations saying the contact with the family is too limited for her to have any useful information. some fascinating fbi evidence in the casey anthony case is released including lab reports and testimony. jean casarez reports results link the home with the crime

scene. >> here is what i think is something i hadn't heard before. i heard bits and pieces but the fbi in a memo is asking for a black plastic bag with red handles to be tested for latent fingerprints but i think there could be more of a significance than just fingerprints whether they would or would not be found because it says investigative efforts have revealed that this item, the black, plastic bag held a canvas laundry bag similar to that found with kayly's remains and found on a shelf in the garage. let's remind everybody when the remans were found in december, those remains were found in a canvas laundry bag and by reading this, what i see they say they found on the shelf in the garage was a canvas laundry bag. confirmed the name of whitney design in the garage with a black plastic bag around it and

that eerily is exactly how the remains were found. now, on the other hand, the garage had more of an access to people from the outside than the home would. >> jean casarez says another test compared hairs from casey anthony's car trunk and from the area where her little daughter cayl caylee's remans turned up. a woman says her sister had an affair with george anthony, he is casey's father. you may get to see a lot more of two women linked to two big sex scandals. question is, will reality tv give a home to them? we're going to hear from a producer who says he has a wholesome reason for wanting to extend their 15 minutes of fame. [ wheezing ]

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