aspercreme. >>> sewing needles found in sandwiches aboard four flights.e have details coming up. >>> now to the latest on a massive search for two missing girls in iowa. 8-year-old elizabeth collins and 10-year-old lyric cook disappeared on friday. the two are cousins. they were last seen riding their bicycle by their grandmother. the bikes turned up hours later. there are still no signs of the girls. nearly 1,000 volunteers joined local police and fbi over the weekend in the search. police have called off the volunteer effort for now but say law enforcement is working to bring the girls home. >> the focus today is to get these two girls back. that's what we want. we just want these girls back. and so that's what the focus is. to get them back safe and sound. >> joining me now, lyric's mom, misty cook morrissey and tammy brouseau, the aunt of both girls. misty, how did you find out the girls were missing? >> i was getting off work at 2:00. my mom gave a call on the cell phone to let me know, hey, the girls haven't been back from their bike ride. why don't

aspercreme. >>> tonight, justice scalia took me on a tour and we talk presidents and pasta.he supreme court. >> bowels? do you have to say that? >> do you still get a little thrill when you come in. >> no. i've gotten used to it by now. it's a nice place to work. >> who has been the most impressive president for you personally. >> most, what, in history? >> no. >> in my lifetime? >> in your lifetime, yeah. >> i guess ronald reagan. i would be an ingrate if i didn't say ronald reagan. >> what made him special? >> he was the great communicator. he had a real way of making important and complex ideas comprehensible to the people. >> did he make any requests? >> no. >> did he say anything? >> no. >> would you tell me if he had? >> he almost got my name right! >> when we went out to the press room in the white house and one of reagan's aides says to me, well, we think he'll get scalia right, but we don't know about antonin. and, sure enough, i think he messed up. >> you were the first italian in the supreme court. not only italian-america. >> it was a big deal for the italians. i

aspercreme. >>> this is still a city in shock, obviously so many in the country are still in shoblg.eople in tucson, arizona. you can imagine what that is like. i talked to her husband tonight. it was 1 1/2 years ago when your wife was shot in tucson. what first entered your mind? >> this morning, immediately when i got up, i saw a text message from gabby's former chief of staff who is now the assistant secretary of homeland security for public affairs, pia, and she said co shooting. my national reaction was i thought it meant "commanding officer." i looked through my e-mail and then i saw the cnn breaking news e-mail that outlined what happened. gabby and i had just gotten up. we were just horrified over how could this happen again i mean, just 18 months later. >> and that was her reaction as well obviously? >> yeah, it was, just shocked, sad. this is a really, really difficult time for those folks. it's going to take a long time to recover. >> as a family member of someone who was shot, how do you take the next step? i mean, how do you get up the next day? how do you get through so

with odor free aspercreme. powerful medicine relieves pain fast, with no odor.all you notice is relief. aspercreme. >>> in the weeks and months after the costa concordia disaster, many passengers reported signs of trauma. >> the first month was hell for me. almost every night i was having nightmares, especially of the deck as i was waiting there a few hours, waiting to get in. sometimes i dream with my family that we're all running for our lives. >> but the fine print of the passengers' ticket severely limits compensation offered by costa. >> there's a huge page of terms and conditions, actually two pages, it's like a newspaper. >> i lost everything on that boat. i lost laptops, cameras, i lost memories. they offered me 11,000 euros. and that was supposed to release them from everything and anything that has to do with this accident. i cannot ask for more than this. >> 11,000 euros, about $14,000 is the minimum compensation under law. >> they were condescending. >> they called us at 5:00 in the morning. >> 5:00 in the morning west coast time, you know? >> offere

aspercreme. >>> only enlisted with the u.s.avy for less than a year, 27-year-old serviceman john larimer was in his first posting. his father scott says they're struggling with the news that he was shot and killed in the movie theater. they say their thoughts and prayers are with the families of the other victims. >> when you join the military, you know the risks with your country at war, your life could be put on the line. ironically three of the victims in aurora came home from the military service only to die in that movie theater massacre. here's cnn's poppy harlow. >> if you could talk to jesse now, what would you say? >> he wanted to wait until saturday to watch the movie. i shouldn't have asked him to come to the thursday night midnight premiere. >> it's not your fault, okay? it's not your fault. >> your last text to him was -- >> please let me know you're okay. >> never heard back? >> never heard back. >> two friends who served with him in the air force grieving the death of 29-year-old staff sergeant jesse childress. >

with odor free aspercreme. powerful medicine relieves pain fast, with no odor. notice is relief. aspercreme. >>> mitt romney arrives in poland and it is the final leg of the overseas trip. the stop came after an invitation from lek aless isa w inspired the fall of the iron curtain and he hopes that romney wins the next election and criticized the leadership of the u.s. and says new leadership is needed. romney will also visit the prime minister. and in israel, he promised to move the american embassy to jerusalem, and in a speech, romney said that iran must not be allowed to develop nuclear weapon weapons and no option is off of the table. >> we must not delude ourselves to thinking that containment is an option. we must lead the effort to prevent iran from building and possessing weapons capability, and we should employ any and all measures to persuade the iranian regime from a nuclear course, and it is our fervent hope that diplomatic and economic sanctions will do so, but in the final analysis, no option should be excluded. we recognize israel's right to defe

aspercreme. >>> for tonight, only in america, having a baby and heading a company.e new boss of tech giant yahoo! joined the ranks of 20 women ceos in the fortune 500. the 37-year-old executive had more reason to celebrate. she also revealed she was pregnant. she and her husband are expecting their first child, a boy, in october. but not everybody shared this additional joy. yahoo! stock rose higher then dropped just. even the media focused on her impending baby story. wall street falling with the men's locker room chatter that ms. mayer would be too distracted with diapers to concentrate on her new job to be to revive yahoo!'s fortunes. hear what brian sullivan said about it on msnbc. >> marissa mayer is 37. she is pregnant so she is -- unfortunately she says she will work through maternity leave. yahoo! has been in trouble for years. my advice, take time off, get your baby, raise the kid for a little bit, then work on the company when you can. >> what a load of sexist patronizing clab trab. she responded by saying, i understand the rhythm of things. i'm only a few

with odor free aspercreme. powerful medicine relieves pain fast, with no odor.ice is relief. aspercreme. >>> 23-year-old medic was one of the victims shot in the theater killing. described as independent woman what was great fun. >> one of the mystery surrounding the movie massacre centers on the alleged shooter himself. was there anything in his past that might have foreshadowed the horrifying crime he is accused i committing? dan simon went to his hometown to find out. >> reporter: the face is familiar and then he remembered. david casper owns a san diego pawn shop and recalls holmes looking at some guns a few months ago. >> to find out that he used firearms in the commission of this crime and he had been in here looking at firearms is a little bit unsettling. >> reporter: a few miles away in the first class neighborhood where holmes grew up a portrait is emerging. not as someone violent or an intense interest in weapons but a quiet, intellectually astute young man. >> he had the ability to be successful in anything he wanted to do. >> reporter: out of the stu

with odor free aspercreme. powerful medicine relieves pain fast, with no odor.ice is relief. aspercreme. >>> 23-year-old medic was one of the victims shot in the theater killing. described as independent woman what was great fun. >> one of the mystery surrounding the movie massacre centers on the alleged shooter himself. was there anything in his past that might have foreshadowed the horrifying crime he is accused i committing? dan simon went to his hometown to find out. >> reporter: the face is familiar and then he remembered. david casper owns a san diego pawn shop and recalls holmes looking at some guns a few months ago. >> to find out that he used firearms in the commission of this crime and he had been in here looking at firearms is a little bit unsettling. >> reporter: a few miles away in the first class neighborhood where holmes grew up a portrait is emerging. not as someone violent or an intense interest in weapons but a quiet, intellectually astute young man. >> he had the ability to be successful in anything he wanted to do. >> reporter: out of the stu

good through august 5th with odor free aspercreme.powerful medicine relieves pain fast, with no odor. so all you notice is relief. aspercreme. >>> we have now learned 142 criminal counts here for this suspected movie theater gunman, james holmes. that announced just this morning inside the courtroom. we're just seeing these sketches coming in this afternoon. cameras not allowed inside for today's hear iing in colorado. today, holmes saying one single solitary word in court answering simply and softly, yes, in response to a question by the judge. ed, 142 criminal counts. 142. walk me through them. >> reporter: well 24 of those are first-degree murder charges. 116 are attempted murder charges and one for possessing explosives and the other one is an enhancement because of the violence of this crime. we asked one of the victims afterwards if they thought that was enough. we're told the prosecutors said this was a strategy to basically go after the amount of charges that they felt they could go after in a timely manner. that was a bit of

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with odor free aspercreme. powerful medicine relieves pain fast, with no odor.all you notice is relief. aspercreme. >>> mitt romney is heading back to the united states after getting a warm reception in poland. that was the final stop on his overseas trip. in a speech today, romney praise the the country as an example and defender of freedom. he says the partnership between the u.s. and poland is based on common beliefs and values. >> our nations belong to the great fellowship of democracies. we speak the same language of freedom and justice. we uphold the right of every person to live in peace. i believe it is critical to stand by those who have stood by america. solidarity was a great movement that freed a nation and the swiss solidarity that america and poland face the future. >> political reporter shannon travis is joining us from washington. good to see you, shannon. first of all, he's wrapping up his trip in poland. went there at the invitation of lech walesa. tell us why poland was important for him on this overseas trip. >> well, you got to figure, suzan

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aspercreme. >> we're back with the olympians from london. of hi players. coach k is returning to the olympics with his dream team. and with lessons to go far beyond the games, i sat down with him. coach k, i know how important you are because everybody on my staff when they heard we were doing coach k got excited. whoa, coach k. why are you such a big deal? >> you must have a lot of polish people on your staff. it means everything is going to go great here. >> you have an incredible reputation based on one of the greatest sporting careers. what does it mean to you to have that reputation? >> i've been lucky to be at place where is their brand helped me right away. i graduated from west point, coached there. got a pretty good brand. then my guest gig is duke university, which has a global brand. and a good one. and then i'm the coach of the u.s. national team that has a really good brand. so i've been on teams that make me look a lot better, let's put it that way. >> you've swon 903 college games. it's outrageous. >> it means i'm old and have

with odor free aspercreme. powerful medicine relieves pain fast, with no odor.relief. aspercreme. >>> start with the rape suspects, as usual. >> your suspects are my clients and sex isn't always rape. >> murder ups the stakes a little. dna can be very helpful in court. >> if you have a sample, yes. >> here. let me help you with that. >> kyra sedgwick is the feisty and brilliant deputy chief on the closer, a smash hit, has taken home the golden globe and emmy for her portrayal of brenda leigh johnson. the closer is the only series in cable history to be number one for five consecutive years. isn't that amazing? >> yes. >> still over 8 million viewers on monday nights on tnt. the final series about to start. how do you feel about this being the end? >> it has been the end since december. and while i miss the people so much, and i do love the consistent work, i -- it has been okay to take a break. it has been good. it's been good. it was an extraordinary experience. it was so creatively fulfilling, more creatively fulfilling than almost anything i've ever done. and

with odor free aspercreme. powerful medicine relieves pain fast, with no odor. so all you notice is relief. aspercreme. >>> an up and coming r&b and hip hop singer stunned the music world this week. he said when he was 19 years old, he fell in love with a man. i talked about it and here is what frank ocean wrote on his blog. we spent that summer and the summer after together, every day almost. on the days we were together, time would glide. most of the day i'd see him and his smile. ocean went on to say, by the time i realized i was in love, it was malignant. it was hopeless. there was no escaping. joining me now is dino vadalo and anna navarro. hey, guys. many of the headlines reporting this story call him brave, as does his mom. but anna, this is 2012. is it brave to be honest about your sexuality now? >> you know, it is still brave, unfortunately. i wish it weren't. i wish we didn't have to make these announcements. i wish that, you know, coming out and saying i'm gay was just like coming out and me saying i'm straight or saying i'm hispanic or you saying, yo

aspercreme. >>> cue the sirens again.we're getting new results in from this afternoon's olympic event. if you don't want to hear it, put your tv on mute. you can't watch the olympics live on television. the network airing it will broadcast the competition in primetime. you can watch online. that said, here i go. michael phelps won the silver medal in 200 meter butterfly. this medal is number 18 for him overall. this now means he is tied the record for most medals ever. he's expected to swim for yet another medal later this hour as a member of the u.s. 200 free style relay team. if he medals there, he has the record. also, i'm going to talk to missy franklin. we'll talk to this stand out swimmer's high school swim coach. he's known her since she was seven. here is what i want to know. was there one moment when she was itty bitty that he realized she would be a swimming star. >>> also, when twitter shuts down the account of one of its members, it's not national news but a journalist got the boot and then he went a step furt

aspercreme. >>> all this hour, we have been looking at charities promising one thing with your money, doing something else entirely. from veterans to animal charities, promises are not being kept. the bad deeds of a few should not stop you from donating money to those who do a good job with their charities. want to get some tips on how to make sure you're working with a good charity. art taylor is president and ceo of the better business bureau's wise giving alliance. art, are there quick and easy ways to check up on a charity? >> sure, the first way is to go to a good information source. we have one at the better business bureau at our website, give.org that evaluates 10,000 charities in relation to 20 best practices that we believe charities should adhere to. >> things like transparency. >> how they're governed, how they manage their finances, you know? how many board members are actually attending meetings, how truthful are they of their public information materials. >> and, bob you say you should be able to pick up a phone and call any charity out there soliciting money. what basi

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visit a mobile claims office, your agent or allstate.com with odor free aspercreme. powerful medicine relieves pain fast, with no odor. so all you notice is relief. aspercreme. >>> tortured by flashbacks of abuse nearly 30 years is what william lynch triggered an irrational fear that led him to attack a retired priest. a california found lynch not guilty of assaulting gerald lindner two years ago. he told jurors lindner raped him and his brother when they were young boys. he went to the priest to sign a confession and he punched him. the jury failed to reach a verdict on a assault charge. will and pat joining me from los angeles. thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks for having us. >> will, i'm sure this has been a tough journey for you. do you feel vindicated by the not guilty verdict? >> i feel vindicated to a certain degree. i think there's more work that needs to be done so that people don't have to do what i did. in fact, i think when it comes to vigilante justices we are asking the wrong questions. i think we need to be asking why are people taking the la

aspercreme. >>> tonight's only in america, back to my extraordinary interview with robert blake.aired. >> it's not about me, is it? >> yes, it is, because you opened the door, charlie potatoes, and you can take that to the bank. go ahead, charlie, keep dancing. >> i sort of assumed it was a less than complimentary phrase and i did a little research. he also called me mr. research. it turns out that charlie potatoes is a fantastically positive accolade. you can hear it here in the 1958 film, a character played by tony curtis fanta sizes about a time when he'll be rich and popular. >> all that talk a j

aspercreme. . >>> a disturbing video of an alleged abduction in philadelphia.olice say a man tried to abduct a 10-year-old girl walking home from a store with her 2-year-old brother. there has been an arrest. details ahead. daddy, come in the water! somebody didn't book with travelocity, with 24/7 customer support to help move them to the pool daddy promised! look at me, i'm swimming! somebody, get her a pony! [ female announcer ] the travelocity guarantee. from the price to the room to the trip you'll never roam alone. >>> in crime and punishment family and friends of eva rausing are waiting for answers, ten days after she was found dead in the london mansion she shared with her husband, hans kristian rausing, the son of one of the world's richest men. london police did charge him with preventing the lawful and decent burial of his wife. her body was badly decomposed when it was discovered. mr. rausing is in rehab. cause of death has not been determined yet. among the questions tonight, how their life of enormous privilege and promise it once held, how it came

with odor free aspercreme. powerful medicine relieves pain fast, with no odor.ef. aspercreme. >>> tomorrow night, my exclusive interview with supreme court justice antonin scalia. tomorrow i travel to the supreme court for an interview with him. cnn jeffrey toobin has written a book on the court. he explains why scalia is an important figure. >> antonin scalia is the most important supreme court justice of the last 30 years, maybe 50 years. single handedly he changed the understanding of the constitution in the united states. his theory is now the law. >> it's the interview that you have to say. rare, candid and controversial. tomorrow night. that's all for us tonight. nigh court. my exclusive with justice scalia. that's all for us tonight. "ac360" starts now. >>> it's 10:00 here on the east coast. we begin tonight keeping them honest with five members of congress who are claiming that muslim extremists have infiltrated the highest levels of the u.s. government even maybe working side by side with secretary of state hillary clinton. the evidence they point to, h

aspercreme. >>> tonight's only in america, back to my extraordinary interview with robert blake.aired. >> it's not about me, is it? >> yes, it is, because you opened the door, charlie potatoes, and you can take that to the bank. go ahead, charlie, keep dancing. >> i sort of assumed it was a less than complimentary phrase and i did a little research. he also called me mr. research. it turns out that charlie potatoes is a fantastically positive accolade. you can hear it here in the 1958 film, a character played by tony curtis fanta sizes about a time when he'll be rich and popular. >> all that talk about johnny potatoes when the chains are off and nobody's chasing you. >> i think it's obvious why robert blake called me charlie potatoes i couldn't be happier. i'll change the name of the show to charlie potatoes tonight. that's all for us. be happier. that's all for us tonight. >> we begin tonight keeping them honest on the campaign trail where attack ads are flying and so is the spin. presumptive republican presidential nominee mitt romney today demanded president obama back off his

aspercreme. >>> as to the charge of first-degree murder, verdict as to count one, we the jury find the defendant not guilty. as to the charge of aggravated child abuse, verdict as to count two, we the jury find the defendant not guilty. as to the charge of aggravated manslaughter of a child, verdict as to count three, we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> one year ago on thursday, casey anthony was found not guilty of murdering her 2-year-old daughter caylee. it was a verdict that made headlines around the country and the world. since then casey anthony has been in hiding. i spoke to her on the phone a few weeks ago with her attorney, j. cheney mason. good to see you. >> it's good to see you, too. >> i suppose my obvious first question is, what's been casey's reaction to the reaction to the interview, it wasn't a conventional interview. it was a brief phone conversation but it got a lot of attention. how did she react to that? what were her feelings? >> well, she was pleased with the interview and pleased that you appeared to be objective and you respected her respectfulness an

with odor free aspercreme. powerful medicine relieves pain fast, with no odor. so all you notice is relief. aspercreme. >>> all this hour we've been looking at charities promising to do one thing with your money and doing another, from veterans to animal charities, promises are not being kept. the bad deeds of few should not stop you from donating money to those that do a good job with their charities. we want to get tips on how to make sure you're working with a good charity. art taylor is with wise giving alliance, and bob works at guide star usa, an organization that provides information on nearly two million nonprofits. are there quick and easy ways to check up on a charity? >> sure. the first way is to go to a good information source. go to give.org that evaluates 10,000 charities in relation to about 20 best practices that we believe charities should adhere to. >> things like transparency? >> things like how they're governed, how they manage their finances, how many board members are actually attending meetings, how truthful are they in their public inform

with odor free aspercreme. powerful medicine relieves pain fast, with no odor. all you notice is relief. aspercreme. >>> we're digging deeper tonight into news that katie holmes has filed for divorce from tom cruise. multiple reports are alleging that scientology played a role in the couple's split. cruise is a high profile member of the secretive religion. holmes, raised a roman catholic, has filed for sole custody of their daughter suri. the news has fuelled the rumors that is a factor in holmes decision to leave that marriage. >> reporter: when it comes to scientology, come cruise may be the faith's most combative celebrity defender famously tearing into nbc's matt lauer over the church's reputation of psychiatry. >> do you know rit rita lin? do you understand that? >> the difference is -- this wasn't against your will. >> matt, i'm asking you a question. >> i understand there's abuse of all these things. >> here's the problem. you don't know the history of psychiatry. i do. >> reporter: cruise joined scientology in the 1980s, over the past decade his public

with odor free aspercreme. powerful medicine relieves pain fast, with no odor.ef. aspercreme. >>> for tonight's only in america, having a baby and heading a company. on monday night the new boss of tech giant yahoo joining the ranks of only 20 ceos. the 37-year-old former google executive revealed she was preg. she's expecting her first child, a boy, in october. not everybody shared this joy. the shock rose and then dropped when the media focused on her impending baby story. listen to what one of those critics, cnbc brian sullivan said about it. >> she's only 37, she is pregnant and she says she's going to work during maternity leave. yahoo has been in trouble for years. my advice take some time off, raise the kid for a little bit and work on the company when you can. >> what a load of sexist, patronizing clap trap. she responded by saying i like to stay in the rhythm of things. my ma turnout will be a few weeks long and i'll work throughout it. the same man criticizing are the types who spent 18 hours chained to their cooperate office desks, never seeing their