i'm the one who did that to caylee. it was an accident. i'm sorry. okay?ecting me. let's go. i don't think we can. sit down. >> remember, don't tell nobody. don't tell them. >> i think thomas was afraid if she told them he was going to be taken out in another room and interrogated some more. >> what did he whisper to you. >> he said to go along with what he said because he doesn't -- he said he doesn't -- he said he didn't do it and that y'all wouldn't find his fingerprints. >> his statement was very detailed, in my opinion. but he wants to hold back because he doesn't want you to be mad. >> he should trust me. >> thomas doesn't return home. on march 18, 2008, he goes on trial for the murder of his younger sister. >> there was absolutely no evidence to connect thomas to this crime except his confession. . my theory at the trial was that someone, not thomas, had held caylee's head into the pillow. when i asked the medical examiner if the cause of death was consistent with a large person straddling caylee and holding her head in the pillow, he said yes, that

to emily and caylee on whether folks really are feeling this recovery. now, caylee, your point is whatever number you use, the administration shouldn't be taking the bows. >> yeah, exactly. there's a severe disconnect between what the administration is saying and what the american public is feeling. the administration says they created 11 million jobs, the american people are feeling most of those jobs are part time, and as professor mills pointed out a highly questionable number whether that many jobs have even been created. there are essentially two different countries, the one obama's telling us exists and the one that actually exists. neil: but to be fair, there are these two reports. having said that, emily, to the professor's point about how we build policy and maybe future stimulus and justify its use because of the perceived improvement we're seeing that isn't really real. what do you think? >> well, i think the new unemployment numbers which were projected even during the 2012 election and when romney was saying what he would do would be to take

officer caylee? >> definitely.ng, there wasn't a whole lot going on so we thought, hey, there were kids playing in the apartment complex what better way to get involved in the community than to start backyard football with them. >> that is great. and we congratulate you on making a difference in your community. i know a lot of parents are grateful tor you and the young -- to you and the youngsters have a great time with you. thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. >> and we do want to get to your twitter responses. would lifting sanctions lift the iranm bigs and start a midarms race. susan said i don't think you should lift sanctions against any country that says death to america. and appreciate your responses. and dan's is up there on the screen. we'll see you back here next week from washington. if you're running a business legalzoom has your back. over the last 10 years we've helped one million business owners get started. visit legalzoom today for the legal help you need to start and run your business. le

caylee johnston will take a pass from taylor greenfield and that will put them up 5 with about 4 minutesdinal versus asu, the team that beat them twice in the regular season on saturday and cal meanwhile will take on washington later tonight in that pack 12 tournament. not my best moment. that one of the best golfers talking today about his appearance at the darrelle. that would be rory mcllroy at number 8. a 3 iron and probably one of the most recognizable holes on the tour and it goes in the water and soon, his 3 iron will follow. as he gets a little frustrated. throws it into the water. you can't use that club after that. he is 8 shots back of the leader, jb holmes and that is beast mode right there for seattle and it will continue as he agreed to a one-year contract. the east bay native. it's $1 million base salary, but a $9 million bonus. the total is $11 million. a lot of 49er fans hoping he might come here. but no such luck. >> that's a lot of skittles he can get. >> that's right, rainbow. >> coming up tonight at 10:00, how long could you go without your phone or tablet? the movem

. >> reporter: caylee harris believes home schooling is best for her kids and against government mandating formatters of vaccination. >> i think every person should have a right to choose. there should be vaccine freedom. >> reporter: her belief is shared by 9,000 parents who use religious exemptions last year to keep their kid from being vaccinated but state law want to know what lincoln. >> mass vaccination has proven to work. >> reporter: herb connaway is doctor of internal medicine and one of the lawmakers sponsoring legislation to require parents claiming vaccination exceptions for their kid on ground to document religious doctrine to backup their view. >> as we have allowed a nim of people to claim it we have increasing number of people in or population unvaccinated. those people are getting measles now, when we thought we had essentially eliminated it from the the country. >> reporter: nationwide measles cases jumped from fewer from 100 in 2012 to more than 100 last year. senate health and human services committee passed religious exceptions bill five to two on monday and heads to t

we have caylee and brook.n the show mary poppins likes to say in every jolt that must be done there is an element of fun. >> and today lucky for me that funnies flying. >> i'm a little nervous. do you that day in and day out once the show start. what is it like playing mary poppins and suspending in the air. >> it is exciting, it is more different then i thought it would be but it is more comfortable with it each and every time. >> reporter: what is it like singing in a harness, is that more difficult. >> not really, necessarily i think walking in it is mostly the problem but singing is not that much have of a problem. >> reporter: you feel bow legged because i am wearing the harness with my fashionable mary poppins skirt. we will try this thing. any advice bring take flight. >> just, i don't know. >> reporter: have fun, and hopefully don't fall. jim, strike up the band. i will pass you this microphone, you give me my umbrella. >> i'm scared. thank you. >> let me know how i'm doing. >> you're doing good. >> ♪

caylee, i'm going to start off with you.mentioned a firm, a wall street firm today dismissing your documentary and the claims it is making. this firm is called wanderlicht securities. every business has disgruntled users. are you making too much out of a few complaints? >> yeah, the documentary will touch on all three of those. the harvard business study is often misleading to a lot of people. not the study itself, but i think a lot of people just hear the word harvard business study and they listen to whatever yelp says about it. but the study was actually done specifically on restaurants to example weather the star ratings had a strong impact on consumers' desire to enter those restaurants. the and it was a small group of restaurants in boston. yelp affects businesses all over. >> how about the ftc? the federal trade commission? >> yeah. i don't know how thorough that investigation was. and again, we will be touching on that a lot more in the documentary. but i have spoken with a lot of the lead attorneys in cases brought

her defense team argued these pictures of anthony going clubbing while her daughter caylee was missing, should not be shown in court. the judge said the pictures vilified casey. the judge allowed the pictures in court. >> juror number 12? >> yes. >> reporter: still, in the end, casey anthony was acquitted of murder. randi kaye cnn, new york. >> there's plenty to talk about tonight with jeffrey toobin and mark geragos. the director of the movie said they gave the audio to the california authorities months ago and they hoped durst would be arrested sooner. >> did you ask me? >> yes, jeff. >> i don't know. but surely the film had a lot to do with this. remember this is a story about a competent journalist and incompetent police across three states. so the fact that the lapd and the l.a. district attorney's office is whining, or saying things that oh we had him all along, where the heck have they been for the past few decades? the fact is andrew broke this case and the police are finally catching up. thanks to these filmmakers' outstanding work. >> now, mark the two big pieces of i guess e

anyway, quick again finish caylee touched on it -- but what is the difference between disney and, let's say tesla motors? disney shareholders are enjoying the fruits of the company's investments that are clearly paying off. it's weird and it's true because nobody seems charged to buy tesla's electric cars but everyone seems charged to buy tesla's stock. have you seen this thing? one analyst says shares could hit $1900 for a company where not all batteries are exactly charging. john thompson says let's start wearing, jared levy says time to start buying. you just say it is what it is and don't quibble over the details? >> forget about it is what it is if you look at the real potential of this company, think about this, 71 million cars were sold in 2014. if 5-10 years from now tesla can just sell batteries to 6% of that capturing just $1500 per battery pack, that would equate to $11.4 billion this profits for tesla which by the way -- forgetting cars forgetting the maintenance, forgetting anything else the company does, that could equate -- neil: wait a minute are you saying it doesn't ma