did lauren say she was worried about her safety?he had not told us she was worried about her safety. it did say that in the e-mail sent to a friend that night. it didn't say worried about her safe. she was worried about that incident the thursday before this. but she didn't say she felt unsafe to live in that apartment. >> judge jeanine: the incident the day before? >> it was the thursday before. saturday night she had written the e-mail talking about thursday night. that she had thought someone had tried to break into her apartment. >> judge jeanine: police have identified a person of interest this stephen mcdaniels. you have met him. do you think he's capable of doing this? >> it is hard for me to believe that anyone that i looked into their eyes that it could be them. i'm very trusting. i have a lot of faith in humanity. for me it is hard to believe that. right now, i'm going -- i'd go with any evidence the police give membership am i trust them. i trust the fbi. i'm very thankful they are involved in this case. >> judge jeanine:

>> he can be your pen pal for awhile, lauren. he is probably -- >> he is probably a fan of this show. >> i'm done. >> thank you, andy. >>> coming up, are murderers misunderstood souls in need of a hug? we discuss remy sensor's new book, i heart killers. and check out the new fax news -- fox news ipad app. it has lots of features to keep you connected. stream a live video on your ipad for free. download it at fox news .com slash ipad. @@ >>> you know, it has been awhile since we talked about charlie sheen, you know 1234 i miss him. not really. let's get this over with. people forgot about this little country. tmz reports that "two and a half men" producer thatas come up with a plan that will ensure that charlie will never come back on the show. he plans to kill off sheen's character by having him drive off a cliff. it is being done to make room for the always dopey ashton kutcher who is slated to take sheen's place on the show. kutcher's character buying charlie's house after he is gone. meanwhile critics say despite the upcoming

could he be lauren's killer. Ñíoz6ooÑtñíy >> we are back.elle you spoke to steven mcdaniel, the only person of about in the murder of lauren. >> she was my neighbor and we are trying to find out where she is at this point. no one has seen her since saturday and the last time anyone heard from her is an e-mail she sent out and no one heard from her since. >> do you know approximate of any enemies that might want to hurt her? >> no, we don't know where she is. the only think is she went out and you know regular someone natched her. we went over one of her friends had a key and went inside and tried to see if approximate there anything amiss. >> what about in the parking lot area. that's where they recovered the body or whatever they recovered. >> body? >> have you hear anything there? >> have you heard anything. >> we don't know if this is the body or what it was. we are trying to ask if people know who lived there? >> are you okay, sir. i think i need to sit down. what is going on in your mind right now and what are you thinking. why would an

. >> reporter: 18-year-old lauren lindbergh isn't used to being on this side of the camera. though barely out of high school she made over half dozen short films and award winning documentary. >> i think i have always enjoyed being behind the camera more. i don't know what it is but i just feel kind of powerful. >> reporter: lauren found that power when she picked up a camera two years ago in her school media class and didn't have to look far to find powerful material. >> some of the social issues i'm interested in and have filmed are blind students and independence, teen homicide, body image suicide prevention. >> reporter: when her film class was cut from the school budget she joined the bay area video coalition and spent her summer working on a film for the hatlen center for the blind. result was a mini documentary that's gaining attention at film festival around the country. >> for daily living skills i was told all these little secrets to basically manage the kitchen. >> i realized that i could take other people's stories and use them to get out a message. so that's whe

what happened to lauren. several of those friends have hired attorneys to help them in the event that they one day face charges in this case. again, those autopsy results could come at any moment. we'll keep you posted as soon as we learn anything. jon: thank you, rick. and a good tuesday morning to you, post 4th of july holiday. i'm jon scott. patti ann: and i'm patti ann brown in for jenna lee. we are on verdict watch in the casey anthony murder trial. the jury deliberating for its first full day. the seven women and five men spent six hours discussing the case yesterday. jon: of course they are charged with deciding whether casey anthony, the woman you see there, killed her 2-year-old daughter, or if, as the defense claims, little caylee drowned in the family pool, an accident that snowballed out of control. phil keith live in orlando for us. casey anthony's attorney was not in court this morning. why, phil? >> we don't know. apparently jose baez was running a bit late, as all of the spectators were exitin

and if not today, then most likely tomorrow. >> lauren's parents have appealed for a lot of lauren's friends who were with her the night she disappeared to come forward, talk more to the police. could this discovery of a body compel more of them to talk openly with police? i know it's been a source of contention. >> it has been a source of contention. it could prompt someone to come forward, or it could make them shy off even more. you know, this has been a very sticky situation for a lot of them. i think most of her friends are confused. they're sad. they're overwhelmed. they have just such a mixed sense of emotion. that are going on here. especially since she's been missing since june the 3rd. and some of them have lawyered up. so at this point, if it is possibly lauren's body and, of cour course, we hope that it's not, but if it is, then maybe that will prompt someone to come forward with a little bit more information to figure out because as you mentioned, jeff, this is 50 miles away from where lauren went missing. obviously, she didn't walk there. whether she went willingly with

lauren left her makon, georgia apartment to grab take out.rned home she sent an e-mail to her boyfriend in atlanta saying she didn't feel safe in her apartment. that was the last time anyone heard from her. five-days later lauren's friend reported her messing and police were dispatched to the building to investigate. lauren is not there. they find her purse, cell phone and keys. strange, since the door was locked. investigators search outside and make a shocking discovery. her dismemered body in the building dumpster. ip want to ask the public to help with the investigation . >> why would someone want to kill her? the police and family are desperate for answers. >> this is a bizarre and gruesome case. it would be hard to deal with if it was a psycheco. >> police have named a person of interest. steven mcdonalds. a neighbor and fellow law student. they found a master key giving him acess to all of the apartments in the complex. right now he is held on burglary charges. >> here with the latest on the investigation. michelle is a reporter and we

all right, lauren from pennsylvania, lauren hodge in the 13 to 14 age group.ren, you were inspired by something we do. it's the middle of summer. we all think of throwing something on the grill. you put chicken on the grill, it tastes fantastic, but people say it could have carcinogens in there, that beautiful, crispy blackened marks on the chicken. y you decided to tackle that. >> and before i considered marinading the chicken was an article in our doctor's office, but also the grilling of the chicken at summertime was basically the start of my project. >> what did you find? >> i found that with lemon juice, saltwater and brown sugar, those marinades can stop a reaction that occurs in grilled chicken that forms carcinogen, and these three marinades can help stop the reaction. >> you should be going into the 9th grade and you're going into the 11th grade. >> yes. >> how do you react when you just heard that girls don't like science, you're nodding your head yo head, you like science? >> i like science and i always have. i think there's a trend in my school tha

they found him in the say ralph lauren sunglasses as the man in the footage. he is in jail with a picasso sized bail of $5 million. >> i want to be available to the public. we just need to do a better job in the future to make sure security is in place. >> reporter: the gallery might want to consider more than a hook on the wall for security. for "good morning america," neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >> how about an alarm that goes off. >>> coming up, the extraordinary story of jaycee dugard. how she found hope in the middle of her nightmare and the strength to survive. diane sawyer with that. >>> trapped in a royal cage. why does the royal's newest princess seem so miserable? >>> bouncing back after baby. the extreme mommy makeover. i've never tasted anything so delicious. richard, why are you wearing grandpa's jacket? i'm not richard. i'm grandpa smucker. male announcer: tim and richard smucker always looked up to their father and grandfather knowing that one day they too would make the world's best jamam grandpa says it like, i've never tasted anything

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that a body found last week in macon, georgia, is that of 27- year-old lauren giddings. she had just graduated from law school studying to take the bar and a neighbor described as a person of interest is now in custody. >>> not guilty verdict in the casey anthony trial is triggering a public outcry. one juror said the prosecution did not prove its case. karen brown is in orlando, florida, where it is possible casey anthony could walk out of court a free woman tomorrow. karen? >> well, lesli, the jury is still not talking today so really this alternate juror is our only window into why they made the decision they did and what he says is he did not believe the prosecution provided a motive. he absolutely did not believe casey anthony killed her daughter because she didn't want to be a mom. people are already lining up to get a seat for casey anthony's sentencing. many can't believe she was cleared of murdering her

wasn't in the room with him, it was clear it was lauren.i, dad, it's me. i just want to say: hi, lauren, it's mom. we love you. we're going nowhere. we're here for you. we just want you to come home. [ female announcer ] ever wish vegetables didn't taste so vegetably? well, v8 v-fusion juice gives you a full serving of vegetables, plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. and try our deliciously refreshing v8 v-fusion + tea. alisyn: senators are going head to head this morning over america's crushing debt. democrats are reportedly willing to cut tense -- tens of billions of dollars from medicaid, but they want something in return. rob portman of ohio is a member of the senate budget committee. good morning, senator. >> good morning, allison. thanks for having me on. alisyn: reportedly, the white house has agreed to cut tens of billions of dollars from medicare and medicaid, but there's a catch: they want republicans to agree to some tax hikes. will republicans agree to that? >> well, what makes sense is to be sure we're n

. >> reporter: 18-year-old lauren lindbergh isn't used to being on this side of the camera.hough barely out of high school she made over half dozen short films and award winning documentary. >> i think i have always enjoyed being behind the camera more. i don't know what it is but i just feel kind of powerful. >> reporter: lauren found that power when she picked up a camera two years ago in her school media class and didn't have to look far to find powerful material. >> some of the social issues i'm interested in and have filmed are blind students and independence, teen homicide, body image suicide prevention. >> reporter: when her film class was cut from the school budget she joined the bay area video coalition and spent her summer working on a film for the hatlen center for the blind. result was a mini documentary that's gaining attention at film festival around the country. >> for daily living skills i was told all these little secrets to basically manage the kitchen. >> i realized that i could take other people's stories and use them to get out a message. so that's when

let's do some traffic with lauren demarco. hope nobody is headed to the mall already. >> i seriously doubt it, tuck. the roads pretty empty right now. light volume for the holiday which is good news. there are some aftereffects from yesterday's storms. let's take a live look out there. very light volume 95 northbound as you head up through woodbridge notch problems crossing the occoquan and continuing up towards lorton and newington. mixing bowl looks good as well as 395. 66 passing nutley street. nice, open road, smooth trip as you head in from route 50 fair oaks all the way towards the beltway. nothing to report on 270. looking good out of frederick down toward the split in bethesda. we have a wreck new york avenue outbound at the washington times plant. also some police activity, potomac avenue at 18th street in southeast. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> congress is cutting short its holiday week to continue work on the debt ceiling. but the parties are still very far apart and state governor

. >> let's check in on the roads with lauren demarco. >> things are a little lighter this morning because we don't have that construction. the hot lanes project and things we typically deal with on week day mornings. that is good news. 270, 66, 95 running well. very smooth trip on the inner and outer loop. here we are 395, things looking good as you head up from the beltway across the 14th street bridge into the district. 95 northbound at aquia harbor, we do have reports of a disabled volume so watch for that. >>> a car slams into a home in montgomery county. take a look. we are talking about serious damage here ain't young woman is now under arrest because of this. fox 5's sarah simmons is live in aspen hill with the story. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> reporter: of this was just before 12:30 last night at parkland drive and aspen hill road. the family, from what we understand in talking with this group, is not going to be allowed in here for the foreseeable future. the car went right inside the house here. it was about 12:30 that the vehicle was driving down aspen hill road,

we'll check in with lauren simonetti. >> pry was tremendous for stocks. it was supposed to be a low day and we had huge gains bringing the major averages, all three of them, up between 5 and 6% for the week of the best week for stocks in two years. so obviously the upward momentum continued and it is continuing this morning. dow futures up 37 points. >> it is great news. we are following along there. the government wants the miles per gallon to really move up, like double from where they are now. is that possible? >> it is possible. "new york times" is reporting that the obama administration as well as the automakers are locked in negotiations with a proposal expected in september to raise fuel economy standards to 56.2 miles per gallon if all new american cars and trucks by the year 2025. that would put the american standards in line with those in asia as well as europe but it is doubling what we have now currently. the auto industry still recovering two years after the recession says it is possible but if you want to save billions of dollars at the gas

let's to traffic with lauren demarco. >> your jokes, i can't take it. >> good stuff, i know. julie always laughs. >> all right. we do have a couple of things going on right now. northbound 7100 fairfax county parkway at the dulles airport access road. reports of a new wreck. the good news, if you are traveling north glebe road between 33rd and 36th street, we had it shut down because of ongoing utility work. that has been cleared up and reopened. pretty light volume at this hour. traveling northbound 395 and the beltway past edsall road up to the main lanes. 95 running well from fredericksburg up towards springfield. here we are 66 as you travel past centreville. we have some volume slowing you down. off and on the brakes again past 7100. 270 southbound out of frederick, brief tea lays. other than that, things look good down toward the split. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> a win for the nationals and things looking pretty good for bryce harper. >> time now to talk about some of that. joining us now are the sports junkies from 106.7 the fan. good morning, fe

this necklace from lauren wells is an inspiration. it's $96.f you want to try the trend, that's a great way. >> the feather thing is going strong. >> enough with the feathers. go to vegas. >> it's that sort of hollywood festival sort of vibe. >> the festival is over. >> i know, but the inspiration lasts. >> cobalt blue. >> this is a big color. the pop color for summer and again, this is carrying into fall. i suggest now all of these cobalt accessories look great even with a white dress. >> or black. >> exactly. >> they are so in. >> you are. >> so in, i'm out. >> this is a great trend even if you invest more, you get your money's worth because it carries through to fall. >> always good info. >> thank you. >> my pleasure. >> up next, everyone has a story and we will honor a man who make you believe in miracles.>> he os ng he is something else. after this. smoky eyes look amazing. but creating them? that's a whole different story. almay intense i-color smoky-i kit. first, sweep the smoky-i color across your lid. then, add the crease accentuating

he's also listed by police as a person of interest in lauren's disappearance. >>> nfl star michael vick is back at a spokesperson for nike. the terms of the new endorsement deal have not been released. nike dropped vick back in 2006 after he admitted to financing a dog fighting ring. he was named the nfl's come back player of the year last season. >>> a strange sight today in the skies over baltimore. a low flying plane cruises up and down the i95 corridor. the test flight is a first of its kind flying laboratory. >> reporter: nasa also uses satellite to track pollution. they're really good to see what's happening really way up. but-- >> those satellites are not good enough to diagnose what's at surface levels. >> reporter: to people the action is closer to the ground. pollution produced by cars and -- nasa is looking for samples between street level and space. >> we'll spiral up to try to get a complete spiral of the atmosphere up to 10,000 feet. >> reporter: day long flights, corkscrew up and down over the same maryland terrain flying low over interstate 95 and 295. for the pilot it m

the georgia police believe they found the body of 27-year-old lauren giddings, but say they can't be sure it is the body. >> it is the homicide victim. >> reporter: she graduated earlier this year. the laurel, maryland native was reported missing, a local person was a person of interest in the case, he said he searched for her. >> we went in, there was no sign of a struggle or that anybody had broken in. just nothing, just she was gone. all of her stuff was there, her id was there, her wallet was there, but she -- she was just gone. >> reporter: police released no information about the cause of death but have included a search of a nearby landfall in their investigation. the neighbor says he saw something on her computer. >> she said she was afraid in her apartment that she thought somebody had tried to break in on thursday night. and that -- she was afraid to stay in there. >> reporter: steven mcdaniel was later arrested as a suspect in an unrelated burglary. and police have not identified the second person they consider of interest, back to you andrea. >>> thank you pat. >>> the fa

speaking with lauren's roommate, he's extremely upset. he is heart broken.girlfriend. i think, also, they want to protect themselves. they don't know what's happening here. it's confusing for them. they have lost their friend. here is a young lady who went missing with them in the middle of the night and they are the center of all this as well. they don't know what to do and where to turn. they are looking for that legal advice. >> bring us up to speed on the police investigation. has the investigation reached a plateau because of the lack of information coming forward? >> at this point, as the tips are coming in, the key ones, investigators will move out on. the daily press conferences we were seeing at the 11:00 our will not happen now. they will only come out if information, you know, warrants them coming out with new nuggets and facts and tips. at this point, what the family and everyone needs to do is keep coming out with something new occasionally, at least once a week so we can put it out there in the national spotlight. someone has information. this

correspondent lauren lister looks at the formula that is driving networks racing to the bottom now to talk about some of today's biggest quarterly stories it's the story behind the story no editorial mission driving the mainstream news cycle and i just kind of sat back i was like wow this is it this is the speech play by the rules instructions coming straight from the top he said i was just in washington and people in washington tell me they're concerned about your tone recently departed m.-s. n.b.c. anchor jane describes the talking to he alleges came from the head of the cable news network the talking to that drove him to leave the station and he said i love to be an outsider outsiders are cool but we're not we're insiders. we are the former insiders and analysts we interviewed say it's this way of thinking in the mainstream t.v. media that leads to a twenty four hour news cycle filled largely with ac anthony the woman accused of killing her two year old little girl you would know if the this is your underpants we now learn maria demanded he move l. have been following her coverage

. >> more details on the forecast, a look at the rest of the week in a minute, your latest with lauren. >>> if you are heading downtown keep in mind a lot of road closures, take metro. more on that in a moment first i want to talk about roads dealing with effects from last night's storm in arlington video of north glibe road, between 32nd and 38th street, power cables across the roadway, crews trying to get that cleared out for you, north glebe between 32nd and 38th in arlington. >>> nice light volume out there, 56 inside the belt way, 270, no problems frederick through german town and rockville toward the split travelling the belt way everything is incident free route 50 making the trip across the bay bridge nice and easy right now of course later today between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. will be your peak travel time watch for congestion to build later on in the afternoon. alison over to you. >>> thank you. prep is well under way for tonight's 4th of july celebration on the national mall hundreds of thousands are expected to attend the annual concert and fireworks sarah simmons is live

. >>> checking in, take a look at traffic lauren. >> good morning. nice to see you back on the deck. >>> all right. >> route 5, grant avenue, northbound, short cut road and brandy wine you will find traffic there. good hope road inbound 13th street disabled vehicle, right lane is blocked backed up to minnesota avenue. take a live look virginia from our traffic lane cameras, as you travel northbound 395, ramp on to duke street, landmark accident there, you can see a stop there on the ramp from southbound, 395, northbound you will find delays from duke up to seminary. 95, looking pretty good as you head through wood bridge brief delays, other than that you are in pretty good shape, 66 running well, other delays but things are easing out to the left of your screen as you head through centerville. rather slow montgomery county travelling 95, college park, silver spring, bethesda. back to you. >>> thank you very much. the count down is on the last flight of nasa's 30 year shuttle program is just three days away. >>> the four astronauts who will take shutt

bases are in the forever future lauren mr r.t. washington d.c. . you patted on chief leon panetta is capable of reaching a great in the ten year campaign of ghana stan all he needs to do is to change the u.s. policy completely so. very contributor in his latest video blog here's a look. now when their own plan adam bede are reviewed death cheap to his former associates at central intelligence agency and has assume the mantle of the pentagon chief he has a unique opportunity to reach a synergy effect from his previous position as a u.s. intelligence czar and he's current top job as the military boss and their own kind yet as a new secretary of defense should resist any pressure from the white house from the congress to do more or less of the same regarding the u.s. policy in afghanistan and pakistan no he has accumulated the good will from the highly successful joint operation between the us intel and special ops professionals at about about the nitrate he should regain and initiative from the white house decision makers and promote an unconventiona

lauren seabrook explains. >> emporia 911. hello? >> mama's sick. >> mama's sick? words from the tiniest of mouths are the reason this precious mother/son moment is possible. >> i'm always amazed by cyrus but he really pulled through for me that night. >> reporter: it was a night just like any other when 3-year-old silas wagner used his itty-bitty fingers to make one very important call. >> i put some things up on the entertainment center and said, we need to go to bed, and i don't remember anything after that. >> reporter: low blood sugar caused jesse to fall unconscious. that's when silas dialed 911. and within five minutes, police were at the home. >> when they got there and looked in the window and saw that there was a woman laying on the e floor, and so they called for an ambulance. >> reporter: the amazing thing is that on jesse's phone you don't just 911. you first have to unlock the phone, press the call button, dial 911 and then hit send. that's a lot of steps for a 3-year-old. >> we're just all so proud of him and thankful that he was paying attention all

bases are in the forever future lauren mr r.t. washington d.c. . as the u.s. and nato are trying to complete the campaign in afghanistan there seems to be no end to the need conflicts in leading site but political blogger and nato campaign a recross offset alliance is not for a peace mission. but what it suggests is that nato obligations override national security concerns national interests international law five germany for whatever reason why easily certainly from its own point of view joining the earth and nations russia china india and brazil in the security council on march seventeenth and abstaining on the right very solution one thousand seven hundred three hour tour is actually you know it's a hundred a day right now and i don't know i was to characterize the thirty thousand nato air missions over a country of six and a half million people including what nato itself acknowledges is five thousand contractors and if it's not a war. you know this is not simply a question of we are protecting libyan civilians from the over the government violence and so f

lauren visited it as part of our series "washington monuments and memorials." >> reporter: as we allnow, george washington served as commander-in-chief of our nation's military during the revolutionary war. in 1789 he became the very first president of the united states. at his funeral, washington was remembered as being "first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen." that's why it's fitting that the washington monument sits right at the heart of our national mall. the giant stone obelisk is flanked by the u.s. capitol to the east, the world war ii and lincoln memorials to the west. and just to the north is the white house. construction on the monument began in 1848, but it wasn't completed until 1884. i met bill line from the national park service and asked him about the 36-year delay. >> the reason why it took that long is because of bureaucracy. there was in-fighting. welcome to america, that's the way we do things. >> reporter: but not all of the delay was due to bureaucracy. if you look closely at the monument, you'll notice the stone changes color abo

bases are in the forever future lauren mr r.t. washington d.c. i know to see what it's like to be a soldier involved in that kind of conflict for our special report that's coming your way next hour it follows a military journalist who went to iraq to cover the war and then end up coming home with a message of protest. spending the year in iraq is a military journalist. always. is there is kind of wasting their time trying to get killed three. zero was willing to do. to be about twenty seven days going to publicize an invite to. start a debate have a dialogue that is. true to the slogan or where you can sleep in some states. without a locker in moscow let's check out some other international headlines for you this hour thailand's last female i mean it's not unlike what has already announced plans to form a new five party coalition government that's coming off the food type party won by a landslide in sunday's general election taking a clear column and free majority forty four year old is the sister of the country's ousted prime minister thaksin sh

bases are in the forever future lauren mr r. t. washington d.c. . later we'll bring you the revelations of a military journalists who spent a year in iraq and interviewed thousands of u.s. soldiers and that's in a special report coming up in around ten minutes time. spent in the year in iraq is not a true journalist. we still are. wasting their time trying to get killed. i thought all along the way to give. you to be about twenty seven days going to publicize if you invited. who. started the base have a dialogue. chanting the slogan are we speak. now let's turn to some other stories from around the world and in thailand a new five party coalition government has been formed which will bring the country's first ever female prime minister to power that's after the opposition while a landslide victory in sunday's general election obtaining a clear majority of seats in the parliament seat are forty four year old being blocks you know why is the sister of the country's exiled leader toppled in an army coup five years ago it's hoped the election and the co

bases are in the forever future lauren lyster r.t. washington d.c. . and later we'll bring you the revelations of a military journalists who spent a year in iraq and interviewed thousands of u.s. soldiers and that's in a special report coming up in around ten minutes time. from spending the year in iraq as a military journalist. we still use. theirs to wasting their time trying to go. oh the length of the life of. the twenty seven days to publicize an invite. like who. started the beat of the. troops in the slogan we. now it's turn to some other stories from around the world and in taiwan a new five party coalition government has been formed which will bring the country's first ever female prime minister to power it's after the opposition while an slide victory in sunday's general election attaining a clear majority of seats in the parliament it's either a forty four year old being boxing a lot is the sister of the country's exiled leader toppled in an army five years ago it's hoped the election will and the country's a long running political crisis. r

bases are in the forever future lauren mr r.t. washington d.c. a. little bit later here on r.t. will bring you the revelations of a military journalist who spent a year in iraq and interviewed hundreds of u.s. soldiers there that's in a special report coming up next hour here on artsy spending the year in iraq is in the true journalists. killed. by. who. started the other day. we. have about special report is coming your way in two hours time here about see the case for the meantime let's check out some other world news headlines for you a brief time a new five party coalition government has been formed which will bring. the country's first ever female prime minister howard safir the opposition won a landslide victory in sunday's a general election obtaining a clear majority of seats in the parliament its leader forty four year old it. is the sister of the country's exiled leader top all been army who five years ago it's hoped the election will end the country's long running political process. and make a gas pipeline in egypt by an explosion coming up why israel and jordan a pla

bases are in the forever future lauren mr r.t. washington d.c. . as the u.s. and nato are trying to complete their campaign in afghanistan this seems to be no win for the new conflict in libya and signed a political blogger an anti nato campaign says. for peace mission. but what it suggests is nato obligations overripe national it's your and concerns national interests international law roger many for whatever reason some wisely certainly from its own or hit the earth to join the breath and nations or russia or china india and brazil in the security council on march seventeenth and abstaining on you under a solution one thousand seven hundred three however the war is actually on it's a hundred a day right now if i don't all was to characterize thirty thousand nato air missions over a country of six and a half million people including with nato itself a knowledge of this five thousand contact missions if it's not a war. you know this is not simply a question of protecting libyan civilians from river the government violence and so forth this is a concerted long

bases are in the forever future lauren mr r.t. washington d.c. . as the u.s. and nato are trying to complete a campaign in afghanistan there seems to be no wind to the new conflict in libya in sight but political blogger and anti nato campaign says we are for peace mission. what it suggests is nato obligations override national it's concerns national interest international law roger many for whatever reason why it is always certainly from its own for a good deal to join the breath the nations of us are china india and brazil in the security council on march seventeenth and abstaining on you under a solution one thousand seven hundred three however the war is actually on it's a hundred a day right now and i don't know how is to characterize the thirty thousand nato air missions over a country of six and a half million people including what nato itself acknowledges is five thousand combat missions if it's not a war. you know this is not simply a question of the are protecting libyan civilians from the over the government violence and so forth this is a concerted

lauren has been missing for more than a month. the 20-year-old fashion student disappeared june 3rd after a night partying with friends. her parents have pleaded with her friends to come forward with information they hope could lead them to their daughter. >> help them find their moral compass. they need your guidance and your strength to do the right thing. >> the window of opportunity in which lauren disappeared just these three short city blocks is so small that i think investigators would have to believe someone who had contact with her knows what happened to her that night. >> reporter: lauren shown here on a home video during a spring break trip to israel with her sister, who's reportedly last seen by a friend walking toward her apartment building at 4:30 in the morning. for weeks thousands of volunteers showed up to look for lauren. >> as far as i'm concerned it's not over till we find her. >> reporter: just last week police called off large-scale searches to focus on investigative leads. lauren's parents who live in the ne

ok it's time for happy hour on this friday evening and joining me tonight is our correspondent lauren lyster and jim hansen retired special operations master sergeant and military blogger at black eye dot net thanks for joining me guys it's friday you basically having us happy friday and every friday ok so we just never really depressing story about people actually being tortured and being held in solitary confinement. look don't get me started on the law getting very rightly or wrongly convicted ball a lot and i think that again that california hunger strike was a. thank you lori i believe yeah they got me going to be going this is actually really depressing and i think it shows that tells you a lot about this country the fact that after all the people were willing prisoners only get diet over it is that they got to be disagreeable who are just rule that it's inhumane the way the prisons are in california we are treating people with rights abuses that are happening on our very own soil and i think it's something that you need to actually deal with but if you want to talk about anothe

the body recovered in indiana is not that of the college student that has been missing lauren spierersy performed today determined that the body is not lauren spierer and it is not the body of a 74 year-old missing woman either ... the search continues for survivors of a capsized boat off the coast of the baja peninsula ... five people are still missing one person an american was killed five people are missing in those pulled from the water aren't condition sexual assault charges against former international monetary fund chief dominique strauss- kahn could be trapped within the next couple of weeks the new york post reports prosecutors have doubts about the credibility of the new york hotel maid who accused him but another one is accusing strauss- kahn of attempted rape of a separate case in france writer actress don banon says he attacked her during and 200 andng a 2003 interview her mother french politician said she discursion daughter from 5 to police reports at the time for fear it would hurt her journalism career as a complex is being filed with prosecutors in france today ... t

i'm lauren lyster filling in for a loaner who is on vacation but meanwhile here in d.c. the u.s. is less than a week away from d.-day is in default and what will be the price that the world the u.s. economy and politicians will pay if that happens and can it be avoided at this point we'll get the financial big picture from michael pinto he's an economist at euro pacific capital and also get the political picture from california congressman john garamendi plus a wrongfully convicted man is freed from death row now though justice has been served after years of imprisonment what does his case tell us about police raids we will have all of that in warranted a show but first a look at what the mainstream media missed. now some u.s. counterterrorism officials officials believe the killing of osama bin laden put together with years of cia drone strikes have pushed al qaida to the brink of collapse and the mainstream media took a break from the twenty four hour he said she said of the political death debate to report on it out there on the brink of collapse you know that headline is pret

well lauren that's a good question if you look at something like well he and rove. there's been very little press over the years about it same thing with build a bar just five six years ago the new york times made fun of myself and others saying that the older brother didn't even exist and it was a former german chancellor helmut schmidt that said much of what is decided to build a bar is also brought to a consensus at bohemian grove and it's because so many of the c.e.o.'s of the big six media companies in the united states and canada are in attendance that it would be career suicide for any of their reporters to report on it in fact the people magazine reporter back in the eighty's snuck in and later had to publish his article in another magazine and was fired over you know daring to and for profit to grove and then he was caught and arrested and so that's why you don't see hardly any mainstream media coverage of this i mean imagine you've got a thousand plus of the most powerful people in north america in the past and currently royalty flying in to be at these ev

lauren wolf is the senior editor who wrote the report. she joins me now.om some of these women. give us an idea of the range. >> içç really did hear some terrible stories. they ranged from gang rape to street harassment, groping, to sexual assaults while women were in captivity or men were abducted. >> warner: your report identified different sorts of violations. one of the most sinister really seemed to be sexual attacks of some nature targeted at specific journalists. tell us about that. >> well, i think everyone heard about what happened to lara logan. that fortunately really brought this topicçó to light. people haven't heard of a columbian reporter who was gang raped 11 years ago when she was reporting on right wing para military in the jungles of colombia. she was kidnapped, raped and her story came to light because it was so brutal that, you know, she pressed charges but nothing has ever been done in her case. 11 years later she's still fighting for justice. >> warner: did they know who they were going after? i mean, was it a form of reprisal or i