live out to charlene, indiana. hi, charlene. >> caller: hi. and it's a pleasure for you to take my question. >> thank you for calling. >> caller: thank you so much for truly, truly being a victims' advocate. >> thank you, charlene. >> caller: misty croslin, she seems to be such a bragrigga treatment and wants people to think she's so tough. i wonder if anybody's questioned the other inmates to find out if she'd confided or bragged about haleigh since she has to keep up this appearance? >> that's a good question, charlene in indiana. before i would go to trial on a major case i would always go to the cell block. sometimes more than one cell block. to find out if the defendant had been speaking. they normally do. jean casarez, what do you know? >> well, we know what she has said in her jailhouse tapes. she has said that she talks to everybody about how much she misses haleigh and how much she thinks about haleigh. but you know, i think charlene brings up a great point because in the casey anthony case we just found out through the prosecution's

charlene westbrook said it made burying her soldier husband kenneth a bit easier. >> for her to sacrifice, her money and for her to do this for our family, there were no words. >> through dignity and grace i'll carry him home. with each strike of my massive hooves his soul will soar in the heavens above. >> reporter: the poem ends, down the lane, slowly i'll go. as one said, with a horse, a hearse and a sense of duty, a woman pays tribute to fallen heroes. roger o'neill, nbc news, colorado springs, colorado. >> and that's our broadcast for this wednesday night. thank you for being with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you back here tomorrow evening. we hope to see you back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> on our broadcast tonight, taking sides. now the health care debate reaches fever pitch with a noisy

hi a chance to talk to charlene and carla and susan and they reminded me, we have, we believe, truly the best value proposition for the american taxpayer in ustr. we only have 227 employees. we are stretched thin. when we don't have a full complement, it means the rest of us have to do more. secretary clinton made the observation when she testified on the hill the other day, at some point this begins to strain our credibility and the good will in a we have worked so hard to regenerate around the world. because the world believes you don't care. you don't have an ambassador in geneva, how can be serious about the doha round. we would be greatly advantaged not only just from manpower and intellectual strength these two individuals bring, but i think it would help us regain some of our credibility. >> several questions not surprisingly about the doha round. what are the chances that the doha deadline of this year called for by the g-20 nations will be missed? >> considering that we have tried and failed three successive years. i don't know that i would put too much stock in it. i would

hi a chance to talk to charlene and carla and susan and they reminded me, we have, we believe, truly the best value proposition for the american taxpayer in ustr. we only have 227 employees. we are stretched thin. when we don't have a full complement, it means the rest of us have to do more. secretary clinton made the observation when she testified on the hill the other day, at some point this begins to strain our credibility and the good will in a we have worked so hard to regenerate around the world. because the world believes you don't care. you don't have an ambassador in geneva, how can be serious about the doha round. we would be greatly advantaged not only just from manpower and intellectual strength these two individuals bring, but i think it would help us regain some of our credibility. >> several questions not surprisingly about the doha round. what are the chances that the doha deadline of this year called for by the g-20 nations will be missed? >> considering that we have tried and failed three successive years. i don't know that i would put too much stock in it. i would

hi a chance to talk to charlene and carla and susan and they reminded me, we have, we believe, truly the best value proposition for the american taxpayer in ustr. we only have 227 employees. we are stretched thin. when we don't have a full complement, it means the rest of us have to do more. secretary clinton made the observation when she testified on the hill the other day, at some point this begins to strain our credibility and the good will in a we have worked so hard to regenerate around the world. because the world believes you don't care. you don't have an ambassador in geneva, how can be serious about the doha round. we would be greatly advantaged not only just from manpower and intellectual strength these two individuals bring, but i think it would help us regain some of our credibility. >> several questions not surprisingly about the doha round. what are the chances that the doha deadline of this year called for by the g-20 nations will be missed? >> considering that we have tried and failed three successive years. i don't know that i would put too much stock in it. i would