>> at this point we know ayla went missing december 16. father, his sister, and his gerl friend were in the home, and they each had children who were there as well but they insist allay with in her bedroom alone. they have no idea what happened to her which is why they're sticking to the story that she must have been abducted. but the blood they found was described by police as being more than would be from a small cut on a child, and they are being very close-mouthed about it. i want to know was it found on the carpet, the bed, the wall? i want to know how much and where was it? so far that's the biggest clue she has met with foul play. >> have there been conflictings reports who was in the home that evening? >> we've always been told it was three adults and some children. i'm not clear on the ages of the children. i think they're infants and t d toddlers about allay's age. if they're older, 5, 6, 7, people can envision where she may have died accidently. maybe other children were playing with her. maybe she fell out of her crib and they

ayla reynolds disappeared from her father's home.at the father took out a life insurance policy on ayla that same week. the father insisting, however, he does not know where ayla is. >>> get ready to pay more to fly. southwest raised prices by ten bucks. other airlines usually follow. american airlines already has. this is the second fare hike this year. and need i remind you, it's only february. >>> and a sign of the times, a new survey says that by the end of the year, there will be more cell phones on the planet earth than people. smart phone usage alone nearly tripled last year. >> how can that be? >> i have 17 dead cell phones in one of my drawers at home. >>> let's go to diane with a preview of tonight's "world news." >>> tonight on "world news," the stuff of science fiction. a painless, effortless way to treat disease. is it possible to throw away the pill bottles? see the whole picture. it's new. tonight on "world news." >>> finally, brace yourself. this is the craziest road sign in all of america. this speed limit sign basic

>> police in maine are investigating after two windows were smashed at the home of missing toddler aylas. detectives believe the windows were broken with a baseball bat. the 20-month-old has been missing from her home for seven weeks now. police found traces of her blood in a basement her father was using as a bedroom. >>> we've got it all covered for you. nevada republican caucuses will wrap up soon. they've bin going on all day across the state. we'll start getting results in a little bit. already, we are getting our first peek at entrance poll numbers for you. let's turn to wolf blitzer. thank you for joining us. let's talk about the issues on the mind of caucus goers in nevada. >> we are beginning to get a sense of precisely the most important issue voters are considering, republicans specifically. john king is at the entrance polling center. these are entrance poll results as opposed to exit poll results because -- >> important distinction. iowa caucuses. these are caucuses, not a prime richlt we survey people on the way in. some say it's a little less reliable because you're polli

of the art precautions, there are inherent ;rña( sherry mcconkey, who is now raising her daughter aylaone, says focusing only on her husband's death is to miss the point of the sport and to misunderstand how shane lived his life. >> i loved his passion. i loved how he was -- he was what he was. you know, i would never take away that part of his personality. i loved him. he is my everything, you know? and he didn't want to die. he wanted to see his girl grow up. and he wanted to be with us. >> natalie's here with us in the studio. also occurs to me we should mention nbc sports broadcasts those red bull series. two things occur to me watching this, daytona 500 is this weekend. and you know a friend o of mine dale earnhardt lost his life in that race. and this weekend they'll drive as fast as they can. number two, so that's a type of -- >> right. >> how many of this is because video of the most extreme stuff, even if you shoot it yourself in the back country has a huge premium attached to it now? >> certainly now this next generation, a lot of that youtube generation, the x-games generati

even said anything after giving a statement, he basically when he saul that video, candy, he said aylahe said that three times while watching the video, and twice more as he was led out of the court. they are appealing the decision, but everybody looking at that video realized just how bad it could have been had it been executed as it was supposed to. candy? >> thanks so much, deb feyerick following that amazing case. life in prison as you heard, but it will be appealed. >>> we are learns more about who will attend whitney houston's funeral, including her former co-star kevin costner. >>> our new poll suggests many voters won't like what they hear. general motors posts record profits, giving thousands of workers very big checks, but 9 auto giant still owes a debt to taxpayers. when i grow up, i want to write a novel. i want to go on a road trip. when i grow up, i'm going to go there. i want to fix up old houses. [ female announcer ] at aarp we believe you're never done growing. i want to fall in love again. [ female announcer ] discover what's next in your life. get this free travel ba

george hugely accused of beating his ex-girlfriend, also ayla cross player. in a violent attack at her apartment. >>> the breast cancer charity, susan g. komen, deals with fallout after reversing its decision to defund planned parenthood. that is being blamed by komen insiders, karen handle. >>> a new york woman is releasing a tell all book claiming she had an affair with john f. kennedy when she was a 19-year-old white house intern. >>> the virginia legislature considering a so-called tim tebow bill. it would permit home schooled students to play sports at local high schools as tim tebow was allowed to do in florida. >> good luck with that. >> i have to make a comment on that kennedy story. i read the excerpts from that book. it is a disgusting story, appalling. if we thought lewinsky was bad, that's nothing compared to what this woman says. >> the timing of releasing something like that. >> she's in her late 60s perhaps. i'm not sure what to make of the timing. the details will want to make you sick. the details, if true, are just repulsive. like i said, we

as ayla teen know mother, which is an important demographic within an important demographic, we really these regulations as protecting our families and protecting job growth and job creation in this country. >> are you or other latino mothers hearing this being addressed by any of the gop contenders? >> no, and that's another reason why i wrote this piece, because it is something that latino voters are looking to hear from their elected officials. a lot of polling that has been done, fredricka, you see that latinos across the board, more so than the mainstream population, really support strong regulations, strong federal regulations to keep the air and the water clean. and what we're hearing from republican candidates are that all of these regulations are job killers and that's exactly the opposite of what we have actually seen. in 2010 we actually had a savings of $1.3 trillion because of these regulations and those are the kinds of savings that really benefit not just latino communities but communities across the country in terms of job growth and job creation. >> maria cardona, than