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. >> andrea: we can articulate what the movement is. that is spreading the wealth, demonizing the rich. that is a movement he is referring to. he iser if vently pushing that movement down our throats. >> bob: you said he demonized all the 1%er. classic conservative statement. has he demonized all the 1%? >> andrea: he has. >> bob: show me where he says that. >> eric: now he wants to tax them more. >> bob: good idea. >> eric: greg, isn't it what dana points out, that let's open it up here a little bit. with all you have, $3.74 doubling gas prices and 8% unemployment, you might as well do something like contraceptives to change the dialogue a little bit. take america's eye off the real ball and look over here. >> greg: the thing is, in a way, the republicans are helping him by focusing on the same issues when they should be really, really focusing on the economy. we talk what is the movement for? what does the second term look like? romney has to talk about, he has to envision the nightmare scenario. you know how they improve a serial add

abc's andrea canning explains. >> reporter: this "price is right" contestant collapsed when she thoughtht win a car. this groomsman lost consciousness at a wedding. but wherever it happens, it can be bewildering, even terrifying. >> my heart started racing very fast. >> reporter: kathy chandler is a chronic fainter. and her doctors says it is startling scenes like this that may hold clues to keeping her healthy. watch as astronaut heidemarie stefanyshyn collapses after returning from her first space mission. >> astronauts are very prone to fainting, dizziness. if you are in space you are not using all of your muscles, including your heart because you don't have gravity to fight against. and so, their heart size was decreasing. >> reporter: these symptoms can be shared by patients like kathy, who have an underdiagnosed heart condition called p.o.t.s. syndrome. it affects up to 1 million people, mostly women. now, nasa researchers have come up with a tailored exercise program that's being used not only on astronauts, but on p.o.t.s. patients like kathy. >> it involves exercises that avoid

abc's andrea canning has the details. >> reporter: this "price is right" contestant collapsed when sheis groomsman lost consciousness at a wedding. but wherever it happens, it can be bewildering, even terrifying. >> my heart started racing very fast. >> reporter: cathy chandler is a chronic fainter. and her doctor says it's startling scenes like this that may hold clues to keeping her healthy. watch as astronaut heidi marie stephenshen collapses after returning from her first space mission. >> astronauts are very prone to fainting, dizziness. if you're in space, you're not using all your muscles, including your heart, because you don't have gravity to fight against. and so their heart sizes were decreasing. >> reporter: these symptoms can be shared by patients like cathy, who have an underdiagnosed heart condition called pots syndrome. it affects up to a million people, mostly women. now nasa researchers have come up with a tailored exercise program that is being used not only on astronauts but on pots patients like cathy. >> it involves exercises that avoid gravity. and so for the fir

abc's andrea canning explains. >> reporter: want to fit into those skinny jeans?et and snacking on candy. but you don't have to go completely carb-free. >> if you get a freshly squeezed juice, it's good. >> reporter: according to a new book aptly named "bread is the devil," it shows us that they can be our friends. it shows us the angel carbs we should be eating. and the defd carbs. >> the devil carbs, the bread basket. the muffins, and sweets. >> reporter: but some devil carbs may surprise you. these 100-calorie snack packs seem like such a good idea. are they really? >> just know yourself. those that struggle with weight, gravitate towards two, three, four packages. >> reporter: if you have the willpower to eat just one, stick with the snack packs. another devil carb, juice. >> you get a lot more fiber. if you eat the fruit, just juice. >> reporter: have to have your o.j.? make sure it's 100% fruit juice and four ounces or less. another seemingly healthy food, cereal. >> there's a lot of bad cereals out there. even though the ones that have claims. may reduce ch

in a previous interview with abc's andrea canning, bashara's daughter, jessica, stood by her father. i know how my mom felt about him. there was never any -- even hint towards violence. >> reporter: with gentz now under arrest in connection with murder, police continue their investigation. meaning bob bashara is not out of the woods. as of this morning, gentz has not been officially charged with murder. just arrested. bob bashara through his attorney says he feels a quote profound sense of relief knowing that joe gentz is off the streets. bashara has been publicly named a person of interest. more to come. >> thank you for coming in, mark. >> you're welcome. >>> let's turn to the other headlines. ron is away. paula faris is here. >> i'm sure we're going to be on political overload this coming week. good morning, everyone. republicans in washington vote in the state's gop presidential caucuses today. it's the last test for the four candidates before super tuesday, whether there will be voting in ten states. >>> this is something no parent wants to hear. cvs is apologizing after a one o

lifelock service guarantee cannot be offered to residents of new york. ♪ ♪ >> andrea: time for the canr said on laura ingram's radio show saying he believes that democrats need to de-emphasize abortion position on their platform. take a listen. >> i believe that jesus christ would approve abortions. that's one of the problems i had when i was president, having to uphold roe versus wade. i did everything i could to minimize the need for abortions, because the time when a mother's life in s in danger or the pregnancy is caused by a rai rape or incest. i have not approved abortions. >> andrea: that this is interesting. former president once considered the head of the democratic party saying views on abortion are too extreme. eric, i think there might be a political calculus to this more than just the abortion issue. according to a recent gallup poll it shows the country is split on abortion. 47-47. when you break it down, the country views on abortion are a little more complex. if you ask them should abortion be legal in certain circumstances, 51% say certain circumstances. you could have

>> andrea: she did. >> bob: if he can answer that -- he was in favor of mandates years ago. >> andreaed parenthood he supported choice until 2005. planned parenthood, on the board of romneycare. had troubles. she asked about the issues. some of the answers were good. some were wishy-washy. the question is enthusiasm. he gets the nomination. are voters enthused enough to vote for romney? >> greg: the problem is momentum the race of the momentum has pacing of line at bank. a slog. like walking to work with bob. >> bob: you don't have a conservative candidate. >> andrea: does it help in the general election? >> kimberly: i think it will. >> bob: you can't be that good. >> andrea: we'll keep fighting in the break. coming up, he has been flying the u.s. flag outside his business for 30 years. now he is being threatened with jail time if he doesn't take down old glory. next on "the five." choose control. introducing gold choice. the freedom you can only get from hertz to keep the car you reserved or simply choose another. and it's free. ya know, for whoever you are that day. it's just anoth

>> i'm sorry, andrea, i missed you can you repeat it? >> sorry, i was talking about missouri, the former senator is advancing in missouri for mitt romney, that is a contest that could be a strong bell winner? >> no question, and missouri as you well know, in a tight contest, it's a real battleground in the general election. >> let's talk about newt gingrich for a second, he made it clear he is not getting out, but this, as our friends mark murray and chuck todd were writing, is it a sixth sense candidacy where he does not know it's dead? >> i think that newt gingrich has a strong sense of his own place in history. and he is clearly enjoying his moment and he is a realist. i do in the think that he is under any illusions about what last night meant. it meant that he does not have a clear path forward, at least in any conventional sense of amassing delegates and winning contests he has won one of the last 20 and that was in georgia. there's lots of ways to continue a candidacy without it being disruptive, i do not see him waging a campaign

think romney can get over the top by the end of may. >> greg: we had jeb bush, the dad, any other bushes left? >> dana: laura bush. >> greg: what about the band bush? you know the brand? >> andreaush. >> dana: the question that the reporter asked was, the one question have you talked to george w.'s endorsement? president bush 43 said he is not going to endorse before the primary. good question. >> bob: you are excited about the block, i can tell. go ahead and end it. >> dana: can i get the bread out? >> greg: please. one more thing is up next. if you leave i won't endorse you for president. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: time for one more thing. do you have one more thing? >> andrea: i do. we talk about the rising cost of tuition on the five and how the housing bubble and then there was a rising bubble in tuition people are talking about ready to burst. now parents take out loans to pay for kindergarten and talk it could be the next part to accelerate the bubble. if you look at the figures, $20,000 for some preschools. the parents don't want them going to public schools, they take $150,000 by the time their kid -- >> eric: don't worry. obama will excuse those, too. >> andrea: that is the

andrea canning is covering it for us. >> it's come down to one big question for the jury. neuman insane or is it just an act? dueling doctors on the stand. all with different opinions. this morning, prosecutors will try to convince jurors one last time that hemy neuman is a fake. they call eed a witness from th jail. neuman said voices from the spirit of olivia newton-john told him to kill rusty sneiderman outside the day care. is there he read, he did puzzles. >> reporter: neuman admits to killing sneiderman, the husband of a former employee. dr. tracy marks says neuman is legally insane. saying this interview was similar ar to her own. the two doctors disagree as to whether neuman is telling the truth. >> someone who is method call, like an engineer, that is separate from having a mood disorder. >> reporter: in euman watched sadly in court as the video showed him becoming visibly emotional, describing an abusive childhood. in another vinterview, he givesa chilling description of trying to kill us are any sneiderman. >> i head a mustache. >> reporter: a week later, he suc

andrea canning has the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the prosecution fought hard to prove hemi knn neuman was guilt. he'll spend life in prison without parole. not in a mental health facility. the jury fore woman's voice broke. >> count one, we, the your jury, find the deft as to count one guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. but mentally ill. >> reporter: neuman closed his eyes. he had hoped for not guilty by reason of insanity, claiming an angel with the voice of olivia newton-john ordered him to kill rusty snooiderm sneiderman, thef the woman he was in love with. >> i am so, so, so sorry. >> reporter: his brother, steve, addressed the court, while his family wept. >> today, the pain is unbearable. we look for the court to provide us with some measure of comfort, knowing this man convicted of killing rusty sneiderman will never walk among us again. >> reporter: the prosecution claimed andrea sneiderman a coconspirator in this. the prosecution called him a fake. his own wife broke her silence on thursday to the atlanta journal constitutio

andrea canning has more on this. >> i never say this. but you have to see more of this video.he took drastic measures because his client tried again and again to get what she wanted. he's the wild west divorce attorney gone rogue. raymond van arnum was caught on surveillance video about to raid this new mexico home. their mission? to get what his client said were her belongings back. the resident leaves the house. >> cam ya number one, camera number two. >> i would assume that they were thinking there would be no cameras. >> reporter: in fact, stonecipher had installed a number of cameras. they catch van arnum making his big move. he orders furniture to be moved out. >> by the way, he doesn't need this. >> reporter: rips down signs, takes legal pages off the desk. they grab the cat. and the new mexico divorce attorney stands by his actions. >> i was personally angry with what he was doing to my client. he was bullying her and dominating her. >> i need a hug. i need a hug. i need some relaxation. >> reporter: during a raid, a bizarre timeout. van arnum and melissa in an embrace

andrea canning has more. >> right out of the gate yesterday, fireworks.andrea sneiderman to be held responsible for a threat she made to a friend who took the stand. wednesday, thing heated up in the courtroom. not for the man on trial, hemy neuman, but his alleged lover and the wife of the man he murdered. defense called for her to be charged with witness intimidation. last week, snooi eeiderman's cl friend testified. snooeidermaooieiderman kissed h of the jury. outside the court ream, he threatened her. >> i became frightened. i called my children at school to make sure they were safe. >> reporter: neuman has pled not guilty by reason of insanity. >> andandrea sneiderman is play each of us for a fuel. >> reporter: his sister took the stand saying hemy took the brunt of their father's rage. >> it didn't take one second for him to pull over and start beating him over and over and over again. >> reporter: she described her brother as someone who had changed since meeting andrea sneiderman saying that he was hostile and angry. the prosecution challenged the

andrea canning is here with the details. >> good morning. it was a courtroom of passion.was kind of crazy. almost like something you would see on television. hemy neuman is pleading insanity. the defense strategy putting the blame on the victim's widow. the prosecution says he planned the murder for months. say i saying she drove hemy to kill. if there was a picture of evil in the dictionary, it would be her face. in a case detailing obsession, alleged infidelity, angels and demon, fireworks took center stage in a georgia courtroom tuesday. >> this is where it stays. >> reporter: both sides made their closing arguments. >> he planned it out like a project at work. he stalked him. he researched on the internet. there's no reasonable doubt that he intended to kill him. he intended to kill him, and he in fact did kill him. >> reporter: hemy neuman has confessed to killing rusty sneiderman. but the question for the jury, his state of mind. >> he's not crazy, he's a co-conspirator. >> reporter: he claims that an angel with the voice of olivia newton-john and a demon with the v

abc's andrea canning is here with the emotional 911 call. >> good morning. that you hear a 911 call like this one. and in that frantic call, the suspect crying tries to explain how that deadly device went off and actually apologizes for what happened. >> i don't think she's alive. oh, my god. >> reporter: it started as a simple monday night among friends for 39-year-old richard fox and then things went horribly wrong. >> sir, tell me exactly what happened. >> we've been drinking and everything. i mean, we had a few beers. went out there and i lit bleep [ bleep ] went off and blue a hole through the side of oh my god. oh my god. >> reporter: an emotional fox can be heard calling 911 after lighting a homemade cannon like this, causing the 26-inch pipe to shatter, sending a piece rocketing into the side of his home, inside his girlfriend, 38-year-old jennetta garr was directly in its fasth, shrapnel hitting her in the chest and killing her. >> oh, jeannette, i'm sorry. >> this was accidental, right? >> it was my fault. it was an accident. >> okay. okay. i under

in an interview with andrea canning bashara denied it outright. >> i don't own a firearm.on't have anything to do with this. this is a sick assessment on his part. it shows how deranged he is. >> reporter: but there is a cloud hanging over bob bashara whshed those tears. in those early days, so much spilled out about him, that he was a person of interest, reportedly failed a polygraph, had a mistress. in an abc news interview, his daughters stood by him. >> i just know how my mom felt about him. there was not a hint towards violence. >> bob bashara's attorney said his client is very relieved to have bill gantz off the street. he said i do not have a chris cal ball. >> in your piece, talking about it six weeks? >> over a month. over a month. and we don't know why it took so long for that arrest to happen. >> maybe we'll learn more. dan, thank you. >>> we turn to the controversy kicked up by that story we brought you last week. the 41-year-old high school teacher who left his wife and kids for a student in class. the professor insists they did nothing wrong and they want to

can talk about the other things. this is a 27,000-page bill. >> eric: 2,700. >> andrea: 2,700-page bill. can say the bad stuff is gone the rest is all good. >> eric: if the supreme court says it's unconstitutional, the individual mandate, the supreme court itself said won't it bankrupt insurance companies? >> dana: they did ask that question but asked is the rest of the bill not work? did it hinge on the individual mandate? i think there are, there could be a lot of agreement on some things as preexisting conditions. they could get to bipartisan agreement on a lot of things. conservatives deserve credit for making good arguments, they were persuasive enough to get the 68% of americans think it's unconstitutional. it doesn't meeb they don't want healthcare reform. that's significant achievemen achievement. on carville, rarely are political pundits exactly accurate in their analysis. and when they start spinning early on for example in 2010 when they had the mid-term election and the white house was about to lose, they started to spin right away because they knew. i felt like the white hou

. >> reporter: good morning jessica, andrea. we canl you now that rescue workers still here on the scene trying to extract the two backseat passengers who unfortunately died in this fiery crash that happened just after 1:00 at chevy chase circle. the driver and the front seat passenger both young men were rescued by police and here to kind of give us a rundown and to tell us how this all started. captain paul starks public information officer with montgomery county police. bring us back to when this first started. police officers spotted the car east-west highway yo said? >> yeah, a little over a mile north here at 1:15 in the morning. he got a stolen hit. he radioed for help and wanted more officers there when he wanted to stop the car. for reasons we don't know the driver of the stolen vehicle emerged from that residential area near east west and connecticut and turned south on connecticut and suddenly accelerated before the officers could turn on the lights to stop them. they followed and for reasons still under investigation the dr

can live with. we are exaggerating the importance. >> bob: so your important is drill, drill, drill, and we'd be fine? >> andreadon't know what this position really is. greg talks about rolling up his sleeves. isn't that half the battle in politics to convince the public you are doing something, when you're really not? >> eric: can we bring this back to what this is? president obama got on his airplane and jetted around a couple of states. four stops. a couple of things he is saying. we use 20% of the world's oil and only have 2% of the world's reserves. unequivocally incorrect, even his energy department says it's not so. why is he using the numbers? >> dana: i'm baffling by the decision-making. it's not fair and it's ridiculous to say that people on the republican side just want to drill. if that were true they wouldn't have the doe loans because they're passed by democratic congress. >> bob: but if -- >> dana: if i could get one thought out without you interrupting me. >> bob: sorry. >> dana: it's not just the republicans that came up that the pipeline, he didn't have to approve the pipeline. bloomberg news