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as albert einstein said, our death is not an end, if we can live on in our children. but in melanie, she'll live on in our hearts forever. >> there's a press conference going on right now. we want to take you to escambia county. >> a little bit about the thought process that we go through. before i forget, i will also confess that yes, this safe was buried in the backyard of a home owned by pamela long wiggins. now, having said that, our investigators knew the contents of this safe since the inception. understanding that information is critical, critical for the use of our investigators in their interrogations and interviews. and you may say why. why? because now we know, having attained this safe at that location, that these individuals that were involved with the removal and the transport in the barrel of this safe are exactly what we believe them to be, and that is a part of this investigation. that they are culpable in some nature in this crime that was committed. now we'll speak to you from purely a law enforcement perspective. because there was a lot of hoop la

of 176, our next guest is already smarter than albert einstein, bill gates and even alex trebek combinede say hello to 6-year-old genius pranav veera. [ cheers and applause ] how are you? how you doing? >> good. >> good. would you like a peep? >> yeah. >> yeah. there you go. enjoy. enjoy. how are you? thank you for coming. >> thank you. >> it's good to have you here. >> ah. [ laughter ] >> did you meet dane, did you say hello to dane? >> sound it out. >> you've gone peep crazy, haven't you? [ laughter ] you know what? why don't we wait and eat the peeps afterwards but i'll give the whole batch to you afterwards and your parents can deal with you. [ laughter ] okay? put the peep right there for a minute and then we'll talk and go peep crazy. all right? you are in what grade? >> i'm in kindergarten. >> kindergarten. does your teacher know you're smarter than she is? [ laught ] >> um -- >> you don't know, do you? >> no. >> now, not only do you know the alphabet, you know -- which most kids do, you know how to do the alphabet backwards. [ reciting alphabet backwards ] >> that's right. that's

as albert einstein said our death is not an end if we can live on in our children. they will live on in our hearts forever. >> reporter: so may the lingering question about this case. why did this couple have to die? david mattingly, cnn, pensacola. >>> after four days in the hot seat, the president's supreme court pick might find out tuesday if she has got the job. if confirmed, sonia sotomayor would be the first latina supreme court justice in u.s. history. her chances look pretty good. three gop moderates including the party's senior senator, richard lugar of indiana were quick to throw their support behind her. >>> well one group watching the sotomayor confirmation process very closely -- law students in their third year. i sat down with four of them from emory yooft university and university of georgia law school to get their take on this week's hearing. here now is part of our conversation. tuesday will be the vote of -- her confirmation -- if confirmed, will your feelings about her, will your feelings about the bench be any different? >> i don't think so. i t

the democratic governor of vermont and author of the prescription of real health care reforment albert einstein school of medicine. we appreciate it. let's get to it. howard dean, i won't mince words. i will put my screen up right now this. whole issue seemed to boil down to let's cover the 44 million people. we know that number is up more complex than that. 46.5 million uninsured and we will reveal when you take out people who -- people el vibl for medicaid on medicate right now. another 12 million and 20 million at two times the poverty level. we are not going to touch that with a 50-foot pole, but the real uninsured are around nine million. i know the number is debatable, but what isn't debatable is that the 44 million number that gets thrown around, it really can't be the heart of the issue, can it? >> it's not. they believe the number is $60 million. let's leave the debate and the numbers alone. this is not a debate about the uninsure and giving americans more choices because they fail to control cost. this is the economy in america. canada has a system that is not paid for by business. wh

as albert einstein said, our death is not an end, if we can live on in our children. byrd and melanie will live on in our heart forever. >> authorities here in pensacola say the bulk of their investigation has wrapped up. the people that on the property the day, the night of the murders here in ponensacola aren jail. there are other persons of interest they want to speak to. authorities aren't saying much about who those people are, and as you mentioned, kitty, there is the possibility of one more arrest next week. >> thanks, ed. >>> well, with unemployment across the nation so high, you would expect that crime to be rising, but not in los angeles. in fact, l.a.'s crime rate is falling. and the reason apparently has everything to do with a bureaucracy protecting itself from budget cuts. casey wian has our report. >> reporter: the unemployment rate in los angeles is now above 11%. more than doubling in two years. but the city's crime rate is dropping, despite the economic hard times. the los angeles police department says violent crime here is down 5.6% this year, and

. >> as albert einstein said our death is not an end if we can live on in our children. byrd and melanie will live on in our hearts forever. >> reporter: so may the lingering question about this case. why did this couple have to die? david mattingly, cnn, pensacola. >>> now back to our top story here on cnn, the developing news out of tennessee, we want to go to a news conference we told you about happening right now. >> in a serious situation, once we determine it, exactly what it is, we back out and start processing the scene from the outside in. and that's what's taking place. >> you say you have a suspect, did they turn themselves in or did you find them? >> i'm not going to elaborate on our suspect. we do have one person in custody? s. there any danger to the general public? >> no, we do not believe the general public is in any danger. >> any charges filed? >> not at this time. >> any weapons found on -- >> that's a part of the investigation. >> you said you never experienced something like this before. >> as far as i know, we've never had five victims in one crime

as albert einstein said, our death is not an end if we can live on in our children.live on in our hearts forever. thank you. >> thank you. and thank you for respecting the family's privacy. >> painful story. byrd and melanie billings, again, killed and eight people under arrest there in florida. >>> secretary of defense says he is not moved from a hawk to a dove but doesn't need any more of the advanced fighter jets in the world but some in congress think they know better than the secretary of defense and insisting the defense department pony up billions to buy them. now the white house is threatening to veto if congress forces the issue. nbc's pentagon kort is jim miklaszewski. what is going on? i know secretary of defense gates said yesterday in chicago, if we can't defend this nation with a half a trillion dollar budget we need to get out of this business. we got far bigger problems. >> you know, these battles between the pentagon and congress have been going on for years. this one, however, is pretty much reaching epic proportion at this time. i think it's import

as albert einstein said, our death is not an end if we can live on in our children. they'll live on in our hearts forever. thank you. >> thank you, for respecting the family's privacy. >> all right, that was a quick press conference there with one of the family members related to melanie and byrd billings. this was the couple that was murdered. this has certainly got a lot of attention because this couple was known for having 17 children, i think 12 or 13 of which they had adopted and many of them had special needs. so, now this new information, the funeral is happening, expecting to happen at the top of the hour there. thousands of folks showed up for visitation and they expect more folks to show up for the funeral, as well. ed lavandera has been on this case. ed, jump in here with me. this case, of course, has taken so many twists and turns. eight people have been arrested. six men and a teenager have been charged in the death and also a woman charged, as well. but people trying to figure out exactly what was the motivation behind the crime and we were thinking may

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as albert einstein said, our death is not an end if we can live on in our children.rd and melanie will live on in our hearts forever. >> reporter: authorities say they wrapped up the bulk of their investigation. seven people that were there have been accounted for and there are other people they are interested in speaking with and there is the possibility of yet one more arrest. ed lavandera, pensacola, florida. >>> president obama asked law makers to keep the ball rolling on his health care reform. they concluded the bill won't cut long-term health care costs. those senators representing both parties plus one independent. president obama says this is not time to slow down. >> now, i realize that the last few miles of any race are the hardest to run. i have to say now is not the time to slow down. >> reporter: democrats are moving the bill through congress and want to pass it before next month's recess. president obama says law makers shouldn't miss the opportunity to pass the bill. >>> a school teacher says he killed his wife on a cruise ship with his bare hands. co

smith: albert einstein said the most powerful force in the united states is compound interest. that is great when it is working for you and building a nest egg. but when compound interest is working against you it is catastrophic. it is devastating, especially for a nation on the intermediate and long-term when the nation spends money and causes huge unsustainable deficits. as of june 0, the debt was $11.5 trillion. in june alone, the deficit rose by $220 billion, a year's worth of deficits in one month. c.b.o. says the total debt to the united states will double in the next 10 years. it took 180 years for us to get that $11.5 trillion and will double in 10 years. nothing puts our economy at greater risk of implosion and job loss than unsustainable debt. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlelady from kansas rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. jenkins: americans sent a clear message and say they