casey anthony maintains her innocence and looks forward to her day in court." they thought it very important to get this media response out tonight. but back to you, ellie jostad. in the letters and in the conversations does she mention that she knocks out the child so she can go party? >> yeah, well, both of these inmates, maya derkovic, who is a convicted murderer, she murdered a 15-year-old girl. also robyn adams, who's a convicted drug dealer, now serving time in federal prison. they both claim that in conversations with them casey anthony told them that she would knock out caylee, she did this so she didn't have to get a babysitter, she didn't want to leave caylee with her parents. so she would put her to sleep so that she could then go party. one of them used the phrase so she could go out. it's because they said she was complaining that she was young, she couldn't live the life she wanted with a child. >> i want to go now to leonard padilla, bounty hunter, who spent time with the anthony family when he first helped tot mom bond out from behind bars. are

tonight, from "gossip girl," chace crawford, anthony anderson.usic from taylor hawkins & the coattail riders. with cleto and the cletones. and now, hang in there. here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: welcome to the show. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the program. and yes, the guy from the underwear commercials. happy earth day to everyone. earth day was started 40 year ago by senator gaylord nelson to focus americans on the environment and to distract them from the fact that his name was gaylord nelson. al gore is very wasted right now, i'm sure. maybe that volcano in iceland is just a candle. flowers wi flowers are no good. i think i'll draw the earth a bubble bath. the earth is fine, there are parts of it that are not all that great. didny released a new movie called "oceans" today. the documentary last year was called earth. this one is focusing beneath the sea. this one is narrated by pierce brosn brosnan. i like the on original narrater, christian bale. >> what the [ bleep ] is it with row? what the [ bleep ] are you doing? give me a [ bleep ] answer

anthony scaramucci of skybridge capital. let's take a quick check on shares of goldman sachs in the after-hours action to see if they are in fact moving. it's interesting that anthony said he didn't think -- that goldman would be essentially worried still even though the

police write, casey anthony implied her mother, cindy anthony may have brought the chloroform home when she worked at a local clinic. >>> and then a bombshell. anthony graphically writes she was sexually abused as a child by her father and brother: "i woke up so many times to a flashlight in my face, and he would be sitting in my bed staring at me." late last night the family issued a statement saying they deny there was any improper sexual behavior in their family. another inmate claims that anthony revealed little caylee's body was found in a baby blanket and black garbage bag, though police never released those details. anthony yernls for freedom. "i need a vacation," she writes. "i'm thinking of costa rica. want to come with?" unfortunately we have to wait until we're released. if she's convicted of first- degree murder, casey anthony may never be released. jeffrey could haveman, abc news, miami. >>> well, how far is too far when it comes to partnertral controls? one arkansas teen has had enough. she's suing her own mother for allegedly harassing her facebook. according to the teen,

anthony scaramucci of skybridge capital. let's take a quick check on shares of goldman sachs in the after-hours action to see if they are in fact moving. it's interesting that anthony said he didn't think -- that goldman would be essentially worried still even though the s.e.c. came out with this statement. but if i were inside goldman sachs, i'd be pretty psyched. it makes it look like the government's a little desperate in defending their case. >> shakespeare. >> and again, i still say for a trade it makes goldman sachs basically go nowhere. it keeps them in a range until financial regulation gets passed. then you buy goldman sachs. >> and the action in today's stock was not motivated in terms of the trading based on the legal stuff. again, the noise, the chatter continues to be that the business is being impacted as a result of what's going on. that's what i continue to hear today. i continue to think that's the -- that the opposite is what's actually happening. but that's what's pushing the stock down right now. the conc

we know it also doesn't match the anthonys or caylee anthony.right now it's unknown who that mystery hair belongs to. >> all right. but the big difference in the o.j. simpson case, ellie jostad, is that, for instance, when simpson stood up with the bloody glove, it was the glove at the scene the night of the murder. it was soaked in blood. all right? >> mm-hmm. >> this is just a piece of plastic out in the woods. how do i even know if it's connected to the body? >> well, exactly, nancy. and that's another point that's been made, is this area, this is a vacant lot, and we see it -- >> isn't it behind a school, like an elementary school? >> there is a school nearby. and you see it when you look at everything that was, you know, collected at the scene. there's all kinds of trash there. there's bottles. there's newspapers. there's many pieces of plastic. so it could be anything. >> unleash the lawyers. joining us, susan moss, peter ellikan, doug burns. peter ellikan, it's a defense attorney's dream. now, try to tell me in a nutshell, i understand yo

anthony, you crunched the numbers. you were here the other day on the desk and you were talking about your concern about apple reaching the quarter trillion mark. that is the significance of that when we have a company that seems to be firing on all cylinders, it's got a pipeline, it's got even great momentum in what would be some of those legacy products if you can even call the ipod that. but some people are saying -- >> and it's got a growth -- despite the size. >> hold on. let him answer. >> to protect myself against gary. here's the thing you need to think about. at $250 billion of market cap most of these stocks start to flatline. it's mean reversion. and they just can't jump higher than the increasing in the analysts' estimates. we have several charts up right now. just showed you the biggest names, they start to flatline. now, apple may be different, but it's going to be going against history if it can outmatch, that what you see on that chart. go ahead, gare. >> and the point here is very simple. none of those

, the parents of casey anthony.st met judge perry years ago, perry, who was a no nonsense judge said there are two rules. the train leaves at 8:30 in the morning. be on it. and number two, be prepared. you follow those two rules and you'll do fine in my courtroom. he say no nonsense judge. >> all righty. you know we'll be watching. we know you will be, too. thanks for clearing it all up for us. we appreciate it. >>> a new ash cloud is already causing problems. look at this thing. the pictures are just fascinating, aren't they? this closed some airports in norway this morning. so far today the flight situation in europe is actually improving. air traffic officials expect more than half of the flights over europe to go ahead today. only about one-third took off yesterday. >>> now one of our ireporters who spent five days stranded at the amsterdam airport says he finally has in his hand a boarding pass for a flight back to hong kong. paulo woo sent us these photos. you can see the pillows and everything stacked up ther

list, anthony f. list, attorney for jon gosselin. where would he -- if he had primary custody of the children, where would they live? >> he would -- you know, he's looking at homes now that would be good homes for them. he intends to remain in the redding, pennsylvania, area. it's been his home all of his life. and his father's home before that. you know, nancy, you -- you've raised a number of interesting issues, and i think that this matter as a result of your show tonight, frankly, can bring this case to a quick conclusion, but a fair conclusion. why not, now that a court has jurisdiction, and with all due respect to raoul, who mentioned the judge, there was no judge that ever decided any issue. it was an arbitrator. and -- >> but that is an arbitrator that your client agreed to. >> he didn't know this arbitrator from santa claus. he -- >> but you have to agree to the arbitrator you use, isn't that correct, raoul? >> absolutely. and you know, we're praising him for child support. apparently, what h

with anthony. wall plamart is going higher. >> throwing me under a mat there pop ud me at apple. all you have to do is say apple. i think these products apple is selling, the ipads and then the min ipad in the future or the lilly pad. >> you may be a min ipadmini pa. >> i'm a big pad guy. >> are you buying anthony's intel pitch? a, no thanks, dial tone. or yes, i'm buying. log on to fastmoney.cnbc.com to vote. 30 seconds selling you on the gold etf gld. bravo dennis on that one. >>> when is a 100% rally not a public? perhaps when the country behind the decline is india. u.s. investors have been sending money into dubai like mad. posting a population of 1.2 billion, a booming middle class and a growing outsourcing industry in bang lor. even treasury secretary geithner sees the potential. >> this relationship offers very promising growth opportunities for american firms just as it does for indian firms. >> but there are a few problems. inflation is on the rise. and on a valuation basis, only china is

. >> you mentioned anthony rendon the 2009 national freshman of the year. no sophomore slump for anthony in 2010. >> absolutely not. leading the nation in walks. definitely and the country. everybody knows what he did last year. he is picking up where he left off. >> 2-1 in conference usa. they are at the bottom or near the bottom in run, scores, hit or doubles. his third year starting. >> lake kelso is the ignition of this team. guys like this at the shortstop position tend to lead the guys on position. >> our two starting pitches tonight both are sophomores for the cougars. michael goodnight. the left hander for rice. all conference usa. he is 0-4 to start this season. it's the riow two game losing streak. game losing streak. first pitch is coming up next. fhe o. freci hit uy, at g [ nnou wir on ]tch tch fmalencerstar fth ws fu a boey-cn cr [ ] natie, in! >>> and we are back at reckling park in houston, texas for game one. for these conference town rivals. the second meeting between these two teams. rice won last month by a score of 8-2. let's take a look

they did not know each other before casey anthony was incarcerated.n the way she did. investigators to our knowledge found out she used chloroform to drug her daughter. >> so right now it's really hard to say what she might say for the case. >> if she's a credible enough person after all, they put convicted criminals on the stand all the time. i did it also when i was a prosecutor. you just kind of -- you take your knocks if you have to because what they have to add to the case is so compelling. so it may be that they'll decide she is worth putting her on the stand. she apparently had the deal cut. could she have more years shaved off? i suppose, but again, the case isn't going to rise and fall own her testimony. >> thank you for this interesting development in the story for sure. thank you. >>> americans are remembering the godmother of the civil rights movement. dorothy height died tuesday. she was a long-time president of the national council of negro women. she was the leading woman who helped dr. martin luther king and others. president obama cal

irish tenor anthony kearns is here with us tonight.will be a great show and you are a part of it on the fox news channel. [ applause ] president obama has often been criticized for some words that he spoke, but frankly he inspired me with the words as an i thought about it. listen. >> my attitude is if the economy is good for folks from the bottom up, it will be good for everybody. if you have a flumming business, you're going to be better off if you have a bunch of customers who can afford to hire you. everybody is so pinched that business is bad for everybody. when you spread the wealth around it's good for everybody. >> mike: remember that? "spread the wealth around." i first heard it and thought it's not a good idea but i missed how great it might be. we have seen the business end of it, goldman sachs, bank of america, fannie mae and freddie mac, businesses reck lestly run and horribly mismanaged. so we took money from good businesses and moved it to the ones that weren't being managed so well. we spread the wealth around in the bu

anthony list, what about it? is there any way that they can get whatever she said in that cop car thrown out because those were not haleigh's bones, they were deer bones? >> i think the whole process was intentionally misleading -- >> so? is that against the constitution, mr. list? >> well, that's correct. and i think dr. makary's talking as an expert -- >> that was a yes or no, anthony. this is not unconstitutional. >> you're saying it's not unconstitutional. i disagree with you. >> and what amendment? what bill of right do you believe it's violating? what was that, mr. list? >> i'm sorry. the bill of rights is that the whole investigation has to be conducted with fairness, and i don't think this was. >> whoa, fairness. i don't recall seeing that in the bill of rights. >> if misty did know something, and it's appearing, you know, based on what's going on that she did, but he's hoping it was something she was forced to do, threatened into doing and that's why she wouldn't talk to them. and oprtunity. ye l and str

"in session's" jean karrca casat tests link garbage bags to casey anthony's home.he nearly 300 pages includes testimony from a woman who says her sister had an affair with george anthony, that is casey's father. >>> the u.s. wants iran to release three american hikers immediately. the hikers were arrested last july. now iran claims they illegally entered the country from iraq. the white house press secretary says they haven't been formally charged or allowed to get any legal representation. the u.s. has asked iran's government to grant visa's to the hiker's family to allow them to visit but that request was denied. >>> you can't really transform education in america without help from good teachers. we talked to a big city mayor about how to get good teachers and keep them. >> i have no formal authority on how to appoint board members, or have any kind of say in how those dollars are spent. >> what strategy would you suggest if you had control? >> we have got to stop paying our teachers in my opinion as wage workers, they're not, they're professionals. we should pay

casey anthony's inmate pen pal talks about the day caylee's remains were found. she cried all day. was that because of sadness or guilt? >>> and this man flies nearly 20 feet. >> if you don't pay attention to the traffic, this could happen to anybody. >> don't miss more of the shocking video. >> controversy, opinion, your point of view, this is "prime point of view, this is "prime news." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome, i'm ryan smyth in for mike galanos, and this is "prime news." incredible stories starting out today. a produce wer a hit reality show "survivor" has been released from the police custody in his wife's death. now, her body was found yesterday in a sewer at the moon palace hotel in cancun, mexico and staying there with her husband and their two kids. right now the prosecutors say she was possibly strangled. her husband has not been arrested for crime, but he has been detained and we are getting new disturbing details about what happened before she vanished. witnesses say there was fighting hours before she was killed and his face seems scratched up.

katie. >> couric: anthony mason, anthony, thanks so much. the next car we want to show you doesn't have a halo but it does have a crown. the volkswagen polo was crowned world car of the year today by the new york auto show, beating out the mercedes-benz eclass and the toyota prius. the judges says the polo was one of the classiest small v.w.s ever built. meanwhile, the comeback of the auto industry is taking another industry along for the ride-- advertising. here's ben tracy. >> reporter: from hampsters rocking their new kia, to a major mea culpa from toyota. >> to restore your faith in our company. >> reporter: ...auto ads are once again parked on our tv screens. at this production company in los angeles, that means a boost in business. in the first eight months of last year, they did not produce a single auto ad. since then, they have done 13. >> i live. i ride. >> reporter: they just wrapped a new ad campaign for jeep that employed 120 people. >> there were a lot of people who, you know, literally came up to me at the end of that shoot, a

anthony mason. anthony, thanks very much. turning to health news tonight, saying no to salt. we americans consume about a teaspoon and a half of it everyday. but the food and drug administration says one teaspoon is plenty and now as michelle miller reports, a panel of medical experts is urging the f.d.a. to set limits on the amount of salt manufacturers put in our food. >> i love salt. >> it's everything n everything. >> it's addictive. >> reporter: but one of america's favorite ingredients may be regulated like a food additive. >> salt is probably the single most harmful chemical in our food supply. >> reporter: and we're pouring it on in dangerous amounts, says cardiologist dr. holly andersen. >> simply when you absorb extra salt you also absorb extra water and this has to go into the same circulation. so the pressure increases. and that pressure can damage the heart, the brain, and the kidneys. >> reporter: a recent study estimates that up to 150,000 lives could be saved if americans would just cut out about a teaspoon of salt a day. chef bobby flay says a mandatory reduc

anthony spencer is an i.t. manager for the government in washington.oth men bowl about three times a week. >> that's a good story. >>> now it's time for breaking news in sky eye chopper 13. >> reporter: we have an accident with rescue, vic. this is north avenue and warwick avenue. north of warwick. just outside of compton college, as you can see, several vehicles involved. but this vehicle right here, at the whole front end is collapsed. there are at least two people trapped inside that we know of at this point. they requested a full rescue assignment and additional medical units. and as you can see, baltimore police are going to completely close this intersection at warwick and north just outside. compton college. we'll stay on the scene and keep you updated as the situation dictates. but looks like it's going to be a while. north avenue will be blocked up. >>> still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. a place to call home. one man opening his backyard to the homeless and sparking controversy. >>> i'm alex demetrick. coming up, they're big, they'r

katie. >> couric: anthony mason, anthony, thank you. in other news, it is the biggest nuclear arms agreement in a generation. in prague today, presidents obama and me medvedev signed the trees that calls for deep cuts in the nuclear arsenals. chip reid is traveling with the president in prague. and, chip, how important is this new start tritey. >> reporter: katie it would cut the nuclear arsenals strategic weapons in the united states and russia down to about 1500 weapons a piece. that's still a lot. that's enough to destroy both nations many times over, but president obama says it's an important step along the road to a nuclear-free world, and he says it's going to take generations to get there, if we ever get there, but if you're going to do it, you've got to start with russia and the united states because between them, they have more than 90% of the world's nuclear weapons. >> couric: and, chip, the senate still has to ratify this treaty. how big a battle is expected? >> reporter: well, there could be some real fireworks, katie, beca

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case against casey anthony. they make robin adams claims she cried all day when the remains were found near her family's orange county family home, but she says that casey had a feeling it was her daughter caylee. >> she seemed to be praying for her everyday. >> was she was a basket case? >> pretty much. >> you know her story right now, right? >> well, no, not all of the way, no. >> they found the body. >> okay. here is the key, that is december 11, 2008, but the problem is that it was days before the detectives positively identified the toddler's missing body, and prosecutors say it proves she is a cold-blooded killer, and hid the body. and the defense says they have a pen pal that is just for their personal gain, and someone they are calling the jailhouse snitch. so, now, this is former defense

anthony's pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in caylee's death.interview with one of casey's inmates was more specific in what she used. >> we understand she told one of the inmates that she used chloroform to knock out caylee so she could go out and she insinuated she may have gotten that chloroform from her mother who may have brought it home from a clinic where she worked but she said she did out. >> medical professionals say chloroform is no longer commonly used as an anesthetic so it wouldn't have been available at a clinic like the one where casey's mom worked. >>> the president of afghanistan may not find himself welcome in washington. the white house says hamid karzai's upcoming visit to the u.s. could be canceled if he doesn't lower the temperature so to speak of his political statements. karzai recently blamed afghanistan's election problems on foreigners who want to, quote, puppet government. the white house says those comments are troubling and untruthful. >>> well, just when you thought the airlines had added an extra charge to everyt

. >> anthony graeber pulled over for speeding along 95 last month. he faces reckless driving charges and state police confirm now that he faces an additional charge of making an audio recording without consent. >> in this situation here, the trooper did see what he thought was a camera on the helmet of this individual and asked him if he was recording. and he said no. >> well police say they issued a warrant for the additional charge after seeing the video posted on the internet. graeber admits to speeding but was shocked when officers came to arrest him for the additional charge. >> i took off my helmet, turned off the camera. and he asked me at that point, probably 10 minutes later. 15 minutes, if i was recording. i was not recording at that time. so i said i was not recording. >> well police did not arrest

irish tenor anthony kearns is here with us tonight. it will be a great show and you are a part of it on the fox news channel. [ applause ] president obama has often been criticized for some words that he spoke, but frankly he inspired me with the words as an i thought about it. listen. >> my attitude is if the economy is good for folks from the bottom up, it will be good for everybody. if you have a flumming

anthony hits a third place jackpot. >> how much money did you end up winning? >> actually won a third prize. and came in at $10,000. >> not bad. >> not bad. pays a couple of bills. >> reporter: chris takes on the big check, too. $5,000 for finishing fourth. >> my next game out there was a 2seven, i believe. -- 267, i believe. and i was having a good time and really bowling well. >> great things. >> how do you like the shirt? >> noto great -- not so great at first. >> my son, i wanted to help him out. and a couple of little things with him. we're going to get the car door painted. the rest will sit in the bank. >> once i got the check from amf, i threw it into a savings account.

here's our senior business correspondent anthony mason. >> reporter: american business is hiring again. for four of the past five months now, private industry has added workers. >> today is an encouraging day. (applause) we are beginning to turn the corner. >> reporter: nearly a third of the gains in march-- 48,,000 jobs-- came from the hiring of government census workers. but more importantly, business hiring was strong, too, as the economy added jobs across most sectors, including manufacturing retail, even the construction industry added 15,000 jobs. its biggest gain in three years. >> it does look like we've seen a turnaround over the last few months in the nature of the economy and in the labor markets. i think it's going to be a slow recovery but it looks like a recovery. >> reporter: and businesses are gaining confidence that recovery can be sustained. >> we're able to pick up some good new talent in a market like this. >> reporter: tyler technologies, a dallas-based software company-- is looking add-to-add 150 workers this year. >> we're growing in terms of developers we're add

anthony's high school to 33 titles. many of these players come from rough, poor neighborhood but most of his players have gone on to college. hurley is just one of three high school coaches ever indicate under to the basketball hall of fame. >> he looks like he's tough, wow, gets results for their life, too. >> true champion. >>> "american idol" coming up. >>> rescuers plan to set off a small explosion at a coal mine in west virginia to send a signal to any possible survivors of monday's disaster. the rescuers just finished drilling the first of several holes to release any deadly gas. once they vent that, they can try to search underground. >>> president obama heads to the czech republic tonight. he's going to sign a new nuclear weapons treaty with russia. the two countries are agreeing to cut more nuclear arms. the treaty also includes new limits on missiles and bombers. >>> three teens accused of bullying a student who committed suicide have pleaded not guilty to charges in the case. two of them are charged with stat

. >> the new development in a murder of a florida toddler caylee anthony.hy her mother was back in court. >> reporter: casey anthony's lawyers claim the prosecutors with held evidence that could prove her innocence. her daughter was found dead after a 5- month search. they say they didn't have access to the names of searchers. they hunted around the area where her body was found but they were not the ones to find her because the area was under water at the time. >>> thank you. anthony has pleaded not guilty. >>> the doctor charged in michael jackson's death and has to face more than a dozen members of michael jackson's family. >> crowds gathered outside of the courthouse awaiting the man charged with michael jackson's death. he will face a dozen members of the pop star's family and the judge. this session is to set a date for preliminary hearing and to assign a judge for the case. they're fighting to allow the doctor to keep his medical license. they want it revoked but the attorneys argue, if he can't practice medication, he can't pay for defense. murray s

anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> rodriquez: coming up next on the cbs evening news, the u.s. is under attack by an army of computer hackers. so where does america stand on cyber-security? >> rodriquez: it's scary when you think about it-- how much we depend on computers and the internet, especially considering the system's never been more vulnerable. in a recent survey, three quarters of business and organizations claim they experienced a cyber-attack last year reported that hackers have been able to steal critical information from google, so what's being done to stop this? terry mccarthy continues our series "cbs reports: where america stands." >> reporter: cyber-space-- it enables, e-mail, electricity grids, international banking and military superiority. we can't live without it. but increasingly, experts say the openness of cyber-space is putting the u.s. in jeopardy. >> we can say that sovereignty is at risk. >> reporter: sami saydjari heads the cyber-defense agency, an information security company. >> basically, our whole superpower status in the united states depends o

guy, isn't he, anthony kennedy. you never know where he's going. >> people said the same thing about john paul stevens in his first decade oro son the supreme court. >> what about the possibility of picking someone not from the court. we heard about jennifer granholm and we think about janet napolitano. would this president be shocking if he said, you know, have enough judges on the bench, let's pick earl wearen, people from the past who didn't spend their life on the court. >> not shocking at all. other justices have said it's valuable to have people who have elected experience. but if you're going to put that list together, you have to add elena keegan. she's never run for office, but has not been a judge either. >> i want to enjoy some of the politics because there are people with immense illegal ability. hillary clinton is out there. she's possible, anything is possible. one question is, do they want the job? is this a desirable job? >> it's an isolating job to some extent. the only people they can really talk t

a woman says her sister had an affair with george anthony, he is casey's father. >>> you may get to seemen 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 ] i have asthma. and that's what it sounded like when my symptoms came back. i'd get this tightness in my chest. like i was breathing through a straw. so i went back to my doctor again. we talked about choices in controller medicines. we chose symbicort to help control my asthma. [ man ] while it's not a rescue inhaler, symbicort improves my lung function, starting within 15 minutes. it helps give me the control to... [ inhales, exhales ] symbicort is a combination of two medicines. it will not replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms and should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol may increase the chance of asthma-related death, so it is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on other asthma medicines. see

anthony, after tomorrow is the coast clear? we're getting some static here. >> i'll tell you i'm not so sure about the coast being clear for goldman. but here is what's going to happen in this slugfest tomorrow, and here's the backdrop. number one, goldman is clearly losing in the court of public opinion. you can see the stock continuing to trade lower. the central thesis being this uncertainty will be a cloud over its stock and other financial services stocks. number two, they have whistleblower rhys many. an angry spouse, somebody in there leaking another bad situation for goldman. and lastly, if they win, it's sort of a pyrrhic victory. look for the s.e.c. to really gear up and continue to look hard at goldman. >> anthony, we're going to leave it there. we have some static on the line here, so it's kind of hard to -- but thanks for calling in. we appreciate it. >> my pushback to anthony is what other types of spouses are there? angry spouses -- >> mrs. adami, guy apologizes. >> good luck getting to the front door tonight. >>

anthony mason reports. >> let me start by saying i'm sorry. >> reporter: charles prince, citigroup'sben, the bank's former board chairman, apologized for not foreseeing the financial crisis. >> and i deeply regret that. >> reporter: but rubin, a former treasury secretary, who earned $15 million a year as a citigroup executive, insisted he played only an advisory role. >> i was not involved as you correctly say in the management of the people or the person nell. >> reporter: the panel wasn't buying it. >> you either were pulling the levers or asleep at the switch. >> reporter: citigroup suffered $30 billion in mortgage related losses. but another former executive revealed he started raising red flags back in 2006. >> i specifically warned mr. rubin of the extreme risks and unrecognized financial losses that existed within my business unit. >> reporter: dick bowen said he sent this e-mail to rubin and these other executives in november 2007 of the $50 billion in mortgage loans the bank bought and sold that year bowen warned between 60% and 08% were defective. meaning they did not meet

brian kuebler, abc2 news. >>> now, anthony graber was not arrested today because of some ongoing medical issues. he has hired an attorney and says he does plan to fight the charge. >>> a las vegas woman is facing charges after her young daughter and granddaughter fell from a third floor balcony. this story tops our look at other news from around the nation. >> i would die if something happened like that to my kids. >> i looked up and said you get down from there you're going to fall. >> a terrifying sight for neighbors, two toddlers on the third floor window ledge in las vegas. they went to the balcony where they fell. >> it's insane. we could get killed if we fall from that height. a little kid? it's terrible. >> the girls are expected to survive. the woman charged is the mother of the 3-year-old and the grandmother of the 1-year-old. investigators say she was asleep and may have been intoxicated. >>> he said he was joking but those on board a washington to denver flight weren't laughing. a diplomat who wanted to sneak a smoke and then joked about lighting his shoe on fire triggered a b

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and anthony, tell us are your biggest selling author is.>arlyn sale, glenn beck, still "the new york times" bestseller list has been there for several weeks. arguing with idiots went on sale last september and we shipped over a million copies. it's still selling very, very well today. learn how to say -- he's built like a nice little unfair for himself at the company. we have four books that were published within him and we are three more coming in 2010. we are very, very excited about just how glenn has really become a rock star on fox tv and the way his radio show has just grown and grown and grown and he's a terrific writer and a great promoter and he just really reaches a wide audience of people have really come to love his books and support him tremendously. and we also publish mark within, he's a terrific, terrific writer. we publish two books with him now. we have a book coming later this summer that his dad wrote and mark will be supporting it. he read an introduction to the book on lincoln's gettysburg address. that will become in

a lot more modest anthony expected. big news, cbs and turner announced a $10.8 billion deal to show every tournament game live until 2024. turner broadcasting is our parent company. >>> lastly, a feel good story for you. dad saw his kid's school in dire financial straits and decided to do something about it. greg beaumont from lumas, california, started on a 24-hour run thursday. 24-hour run to raise money for his son's school's athletic department, which is facing massive cuts. >> that's love. >> that is love. he already has raised $11,000 and hopes to raise much more. he should be done rupping at some point today. >> look at him go. >> my hat's off to that man. >>> a couple days ago, a father of three from missouri was working at a convenience store living from paycheck to paycheck. now he's the winner of the $258 million powerball jackpot. chris shaw had about $29 in his bank account when he bought that winning ticket. >> for $258,500,000. congratulations. >> thank you. going to pay off some debts first. that's the f

seth davis and greg anthony, good to see you both.n march 18th and now finally we are down to four teams. and butler is the cinderella team, but before we start talking about all this basketball stuff, we want to take a little trip down memory lane 20 years ago so we get kind of a feel for what these kids are getting toward go through here tonight. 1990. do you remember 1990 so? this is your life. >> vaguely. >> taking on duke. of course duke playing tonight hoping for a better result. 30 point win back then. >> it was. how about the hair? >> were you like a sophomore at the time? >> i was a sophomore at duke and i think they may have played the next year. i forget what happened in that game. but if you were a duke fan, you did not want to see greg anthony on the court going against your team. >> but luckily we've got him right now. let's begin with the butler/michigan state match-up. >> they're actually favored in the game against michigan state and a lot of people would say that butler may feature the best player in the final four.

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>> well, that is an inmate in the florida jail who said she spoke to casey anthony and they are sayinghat casey used to use chloroform to knock out caylee so she could go out to party. and joining us now on the phone is brandy from texas. your thoughts? >> yes, this is brandy. >> go ahead, brandy. >> caller: i think that she absolutely did that, and the evidence shows, and that is why she was out doing all of the partying right before she got caught, because she knew once all of the fingers were pointed, she was going to do down. so, of course, she is going to party and get all of the partying out. >> okay. brandy, you believe that, and subscribe to that theory, and we talked again about that chloroform theory to knock her out so she could go party, and another reason we are hearing from the interview, and let's listen to maya derkovich say she would chloroform caylee rather than have her mother cindy babysit. because she was jealous of that. >> she said that if she left caylee with her more often they would get a closer bond, and that is not what she wanted. >> well, casey maintains h

. >>> in basketball, baltimore's carmelo anthony and denver at the brink of elimination.utah is one win away from taking the series. anthony is feeling the weight of carrying his team. >> i came up to beat the giants, but at the end of the day i need some help. i'm not sitting here pointing fingers or nothing, but as a unit, we just have to do this together. i can't do it by myself. >> the jazz lead the nuggets 3- 1. the series shifts to denver for game five wednesday night. there's lots of local talent in lacrosse, one of the best steal sanlick scored a goal, helping lead uva to a 2-6 win for the terps. and building some momentum, final four here in baltimore memorial day week edge. in my radio show tomorrow, we're joined by head coach of hopkins. hopkins in danger of missing the play off for the first time in ,, [ male announcer ] this year, get the most out of your lawn with the fertilizer that gives you the most for your money. scotts turf builder. it has what other fertilizers don't. scotts patented all in one granule. every key nutrient combined into a single partic

otra canción que levantó al público de las sillas y este tema será parte de la producción de marc anthonyprimera gala y sale la primera semifinalista, muy reñida la votación y fíjate que bueno, ese enfrentamiento con las concursantes con bárbara fue difícil algo que nunca se ha viso tn la competencia. >>> algo así sobre todo del jurado enfrentado con el voto del público, vamos a pasar con tony al estudio del programa en miami para que nos cuenta más. >>> así, el ambiente muy tenso en especial cuando las de menos votos resultaron amenazadas. >>> a cuál de tus compañeros quieres eliminar. >>> este es el momento más difícil estar frente a frente a su compañeros >>> de 9 votos 7 fueron en contra de bárbara moro. de hecho, así compartí con ellas minutos antes que iniciara la gala. hola chicas están nerviosas?. >>> saben que en sólo minutos una se va. >>> muy bien!. >>> yo no me voy. >>> no importa... feliz de estar aquí. >>> qué tal, lo mejor de la belleza. >>> mirando una vez más esta imagen notamos como bárbara moro es la menos expresiva algunas dicen que no le gusta compartir por eso votaro

he has tall orders right here facing anthony rendon. >> matt: the bases loaded with the rice owls or the corners loaded. ratterree down another first. and the run in. the walks that's probably been the biggest problem this houston cougars pitching staff the entire season. came in with 143 worst in the conference. he had five here tonight. >> steve: it's one of the things that is driving rayner noble crazy. attack the strike zone. there is a good changeup to get ahead that. is a good pitch. >> matt: rendon is 1-2. rayner believes his pitching staff has the talent. it's the consistency that is killing him. he believes they might have some of the best arms in the entire state of texas. we're talking about a state that has great college baseball programs. not to mention the university of texas. not to mention texas state, sam houston state. >> steve: there are a lot of -- tcu. there are a lot of colleges in this state. >> matt: 0-2 to rendon. just missed. 1-2. these two teams meeting for total 29. sixth best total in the conference. >> steve: he does a great job right here. he look for a

. >>> a jailhouse friend of casey anthony is telling one heck of a story. she says anthony admitted to her that she knocked out little caylee with chloroform so she could party. convicted killer mia dirkovich sat down for the interview with our affiliate. >> reporter: she spoke with us at the low he will correctional institution. she said casey used chloroform to knock out caylee. >> she would pour it on a wash rag and put it over the baby's face so she would enhail it and that will knock her out. >> did she say what she used to knock her out? >> i can't pronounce it. chloro foam? >> reporter: but when she was questioned under oath by investigators, she did not mention chloroform. we asked why. >> when they came to see me, i only remembered bits and pieces because that's really how it was. avs a year later. >> reporter: she says she is still remembering things. she told us casey said she also drugged caylee to prevent her mother cindy from babysitting. >> she felt leaving caylee with her more often, they will get a closer bond and that's what she didn't wan

fast ball outside to anthony rendon. >> steve: goodnight very impressive.rts commanding that fast ball a little bit better. you see him dominating guys. you can understand why he was conference play of the year. he puts it together he has overpowering stuff. >> matt: rendon the most outstanding in the silver glove series last year as a freshman taps this one in the hole kelso = get to it. infield hit for rendon. a fourth hit for the owls. >> steve: hit them 50 pitches. it's only a 2/3 inning in. we can take a look as on. he watch at m. his little bit. jeremy rathjen does nice job of aying with that ball. >> matt: a good job of seabedding the runners. the runners are going. the ball was hit in the hole. you saw the third baseman i don't know if he could make a play on that. he was heading to third base. runners are going again this time. they have theman seastrunk thrown out of third base. >> steve: you want to get both guys in scoring position. you can score in a period of ways. took a gamble. didn't come out right. sometimes that keeps the defense on their

anthony says he's not really worried. >> well, i don't know. you know, overall, i think you know, they did their job. they came here and got a win. and the fun starts now. >> post season awards. orlando's dwight howard goes to the defensive league player of the year. all he did was lead the league in blocked shots and rebounds for the second year in a row. >> they call him superman. and he's pretty super. >> thank you, mark. we'll be right back. you want to get a great looking lawn like this, but trying to grow grass from seed in tough areas like deep shade, along the driveway, and where the kids play can be a little intimidating... until now, with scotts ez seed. it's so revolutionary it's guaranteed to grow grass...anywhere. that's because ez seed is a high performance mix of scotts best grass seed, starter fertilizer and a super absorbent growing material that absorbs water and expands to surround and protect the seeds, so you can grow thick, beautiful grass in even the toughest areas. the scotts ez seed mix even lightens in color to tell yo