cindy and dr. sebagh have joined up to make his exclusive formulas available here to all of us. >> man: now let's meet dr. bagh live via satellite as he reveals his top-secret formula sought after by models and celebrities. >> i tell you, dr. sebagh, your name is getting out there now because of meaningful beauty. we think you know what you're doing. you've obviously done a terrific job with cindy. she looks great. it's a great privilege, you know. it was an amazing privilege when i saw her 12 yeas ago in paris, i almost fainted for the first time. >> doctor, let's talk about the glowing serum because this is something new that you and cindy are introducing. what can women expect as results after using this new product? >> this is my darling product because this is the best kept secret i've used for so many years. the formulation i've done very, very specially for my vip patient or my celebrities and moguls. they use to come secretly to my office, "can you give me the product? can you give me the p

cindy and dr. sebagh have joined up to make his exclusive formulas available here to all of us. >> man: now let's meet dr. sebagh live via satellite as he reveals his top-secret formula sought after by models and celebrities. >> i tell you, dr. sebagh, your name is getting out there now because of meaningful beauty. we think you know what you're doing. you've obviously done a terrific job with cindy. she looks great. it's a great privilege, you know. it was an amazing privilege when i saw her 12 yeas ago in paris, i almost fainted for the first time. >> doctor, let's talk about the glowing serum because this is something new that you and cindy are introducing. what can women expect as results after using this new product? >> this is my darling product because this is the best kept secret i've used for so many years. the formulation i've done very, very specially for my vip patient or my celebrities and moguls. they use to come secretly to my office, "can you give me the product? can you give me the

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it looks like it came from the hair brush that cindy had given them, grandmother cindy had given them when fbi investigators had requested a brush and they said casey and caylee used that brush together. and that piece of hair does not match casey's. >> unleash the lawyers. susan moss, the fact that hair was found in the car, which was a hair of death, which showed that somebody who had that hair had died. when you look at this in its entirety, that's when you see how powerful it really is. >> there was no odor in the car when it was towed down to the towing company. no odor. >> i felt rotten whatever it was. maybe someone put a body in the car after it was towed to the tow yard. >> air samples don't mean anything. psps >>> they are saying that. they're saying in the trunk of the car. >> there was a bag of pizza for, what, 12 days in the back of the car full of maggots. it stunk so bad. you know how hot it has been. that smell was terrible. >> tracy sargent here with her detection dog cinco. both from homeland security. tracy, do cadaver dogs ever alert on food ever? >> no, ma'am, the

accusations of casey's stealing, jail calls between cindy and casey. the truthfulness of the zanny story, what else, am i missing anything. >> house hold items purchased and cindy anthony purchased about whether or not casey anthony used her credit card without permission. also talked about the ladder in the pool in the back of the house, there was always discussion about that ladder. >> that's right. >> bls that private investigator the anthonys had and whether or not george anthony had told him specific areas to go look for caylee anthony. >> let's bring in our attorney. nicole, should they have to answer those questions, how do you see they go playing out. >> absolutely. i can't think of any privilege or excuse they he shouldn't have to answer them. my guess, too the motion to dismiss is going to be denied if i had to guess. doesn't sound like there is any legal theory why they shouldn't have to answer the questioned or the case should be concluded. >> let's listen to george anthony, this is george anthony in the deposition. he was being combative h

i think that cindy is the nanny. i think that cindy is the one that gave her the instructions and i think if casey opens her mouth she will implicate her mother. because she changed her story way too many times. >> catherine, thanks for the call. mike, back to the tape. catherine asked the question. how does this happen? >> i ask myself the same thing. as evidence comes into quantico, the lab there, it goes to ecu, evidence control units and they take the evidence and does, okay, will we send it to latent prints first, trace evidence, or somewhere else? what may have happened, this is just from being down there, knowing the lab myself. what they probably did, they took the duct tape and sent it to latent prints. noi, some of the chemicals used to bring up fingerprints on duct tape and other things could have done away and could have erased, if you will, the adhesive on the back of the duct tape. is it a big deal? well, of course, the dvts attorneys they are going to jump all over. this on the dna -- on the duct tape,

i'm cindy post senning. >> nice to meet you ms. senning. >> notice i made eye contact, shook hands firmly. and just three shakes were enough before i let go. >> i think they have a table for us over here. >> you can say that cindy post senning has good manners in her genes. her great grandmother was emily post -- america's most famous authority on proper etiquette. >> it started she grew up in new york city and was a part of society. in new york city during her time, she looked into customs and manners of the time and figured out what was really essential and wound up with an 800 page book that was way more than what she expected. >> part five of that book covers dining and entertaining. and the dreaded formal dining table. all these plates and glasses. how do i know which one's mine? >> cindy post senning -- >> the pat answer is well your bread plate is the one on your left. but you might not remember that and you might be seated at a table like this and not be sure which one is yours and i have a little trick for you. you just ta

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it looks like it came from the hair brush that cindy had given them, grandmother cindy had given theminvestigators requested a brush and she said casey and caylee used that brush together. and that piece of hair does not match casey's. >> unleash the lawyers. susan moss, new york. bill sheaffer, orlando. raymond giudice, atlanta. daniel horowitz, famed attorney out of san francisco. ray giudice, this is a virtual snapshot of little caylee lying there dead or dying in the fetal position in tot mom's car trunk. what more does a jury need, ray? give it your best shot, friend. >> i'll read to you the second e-mail your reporter left out from the fbi that says we cannot draw any conclusions as to what caused this image. it is too speculative. when the prosecution's fbi expert on the stand is saying too speculative, that's a defense lawyer's dream. >> okay. to sue moss. you know, i don't think a jury when they see what the fbi has, when you look at a silhouette, i don't need an fbi lab tech to tell me what i'm seeing. if i see a silhouette of a child in a fetal position and that silhouette

his wife cindy joins us live.e senator ted kennedy played a special role in her personal tragedy on 9/11. and i wonder if could you talk about that and the relationship with ted kennedy and explain it to our audience. >> well, senator kennedy, after 9/11, call every single family in massachusetts to offer his condolences and to say that if there was anything the senator could do to be helpful to any of the families, he would be happy to help us. and right away, my family needed something. the navy couldn't fine mike's discharge papers and we wanted an honor guard at his memorial service. and the senator's office was instrumental in straightening out the red tape. and then shortly after that, about a month later, the senator also organize a meeting in boston for all of the families, and it became clear right away that all of the families needed help sorting through the red tape and the senator's office was again helpful in putting together an have a casty program for all of the families. and also, the senator throu

we're on 600 acres, and sewhat you think. >> repoer: sarah and cindy didn't just visit; ty stayed. >> i w an opportunity to take the mos where they needed to be d to relieve... to take a business idea, the rm of an idea which he ha and turn that vision into a scess. >> it's a wonderf symbiosis that letss use our talents, lets them use their tales, and helps us do a lot of goowork. >> porter: i gather you regard that as serendipitou i gater you regard it almost as ovidential? >> boh. i uld call it sacred serendipit >> rorter: now they also sell luxe coffee, benevolent blends, with profi supporting families who pick the ffee beans-- also chocolate creamy camels, jams, and jellies me in other masteries, many of78 sales st year were nearly $5 million. 80% of that was forxpenses, but % went to fund the abbey, and the remaining 10% wento charity, from a cp for kids with h.i.vto buddhists in tibet. >> we're a for-profit whose bottom linis to not make any profit at the end of theear, beuse it's all given away in some form or faion. that's sociaentrepreneurism, really, at its radicalest. >> re

in colorado, online marketing experts cindy griffith and sarah caniglia noticed and gave father bernard a call. >> he said, come on out to wisconsin. he said, there is beer, you know, there is beer, there are brats, come on out. we're on 600 acres, and see what you think. >> reporter: sarah and cindy didn't just visit; they stayed. >> i saw an opportunity to take the monks where they needed to be and to relieve... to take a business idea, the germ of an idea which he had, and turn that vision into a success. >> it's a wonderful symbiosis that lets us use our talents, lets them use their talents, and helps us do a lot of good work. >> reporter: i gather you regard that as serendipitous? i gather you regard it almost as providential? >> both. i would call it sacred serendipity. >> reporter: now they also sell deluxe coffee, benevolent blends, with profits supporting families who pick the coffee beans-- also chocolates, creamy caramels, jams, and jellies made in other monasteries, many of78 sales last year were nearly $5 million. 80% of that was for expenses, but 10% went to fund the abbey

. >>> also this morning, cindy mccain speaks out.me last year she was in the throes of a very hotly contested presidential campaign. now she's launching a campaign against the painful medical condition that she shares with millions of other america. we'll talk to her about that and the part of her that's glad she's not the first lady a little later on. >>> but let's begin with president obama's high-stakes speech tonight before a joint session of congress. nbc's savannah guthrie is at the white house with more on that. savannah, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. aides say the president isn't going to be a reading a bill to the american people,ut by the end of tonight, everyone will have a clear idea of where he stands. with his back-to-school speech and the controversy that came with it now behind him -- >> every single one of you has something that you're good at. ery single one of you has something to offer. >> reporter: -- today the president moves on to what some call the biggest speech of his presidency, a joint ad

and of all the people the fbi asked to take polys, the only three to refuse is george, cindy, and lee anthony. behind those closed doors, did tot mom's lawyer coach her to sew emotion, to act distraught, to pretend she had no appetite while at the same time she was wolfing down special homemade meals all prepared by cindy anthony? tonight, the defense revealed, will it try to blame volunteer workers or former lover tony lazarro? this as an informant appears on scene claiming he knows who murdered little caylee. and it's not tot mom. >>> what was she saying about herself? >> i think i should sign pictures and get some money for the defense or maybe we could take it on the radio and go to the howard stern show, but he'd want to know my bra size. and if jose was hitting it. >> if you want to talk to me like a cop, get out of my house. >> the first morning i was there i woke up to -- i couldn't hear casey but i woke up to don't put your [ bleep ], screaming they could have heard it out across the street. don't [ bleep ] lie to me. don't do that. screaming at her, she was going no, no, you

>> cindy taylor. >> do people know you around here as cindy taylor? >> yeah. a lot of them know me as jesse. and a lot of people don't. but all of the football moms and baseball moms call me cindy. >> this is no typical path to porn stardom. jane starts as a model, a hooters girl, and even enters hawaiian tropics beauty contest. then the single mom from oklahoma who once wanted to be a tv weather girl, decides to write a letter to a porn studio because she wants to be in movies. take me back to the day you approached digital playground. what did you tell them? i want to be a sex symbol? >> that's exactly what i told them. i had to tell them, i know i can do the job. give me a chance. and i convinced them. it's been the best six years of my life. >> but jane knows the years left in her career are numbered, with the pressure to look good, even more intent now that porn is shot in high definition. so the payoff of building the jesse jane brand, life beyond sex on camera, through a new sex toy line, and in the future, with a clothing line and a book. >> you always

. >> reporter: cindy nunly lost her home when her husband lost his job. >> people don't understand unless they've been in this situation, really. you don't really understand. >> there's days that make you feel very guilty. >> reporter: guilty? why guilty? >> well, because you want your kids to have better than what you've had growing up. >> reporter: pretty much, the only thing the renaults have not lost is their faith. >> we trust in the lord. >> reporter: for now their plan is to stick together and hope their luck gets better before the weather gets worse. seth doane, cbs news, lebanon, tennessee. >> couric: in other news, former man son cult member susan atkins has died in a california prison. she was serving life for her role in eight murders in 1969, including the stabbing of pregnant actress sharon tate. atkins later denounced man son and converted to christianity. earlier this month, she was denied early release as she battled brain cancer. susan atkins was 61. when we come back, the g-20 leaders want to chop executive bonuses down to size worldwide. will that prevent another globa

george, cindy, and lee anthony. >> she did tell some lies. but again, he also -- a couple times he actually cut her off when she did want to tell him things. >>> and the beautiful young nurse, the mother of a little girl vanishes. philadelphia suburbs. where is 29-year-old toni sharpless? >> she spends her days helping others and caring for the sick as a nurse at lancaster general hospital. and now she's missing. 29-year-old toni sharpless, last seen during a night out with friends, driving a black 2002 pontiac grand prix. her last-known contacts, text messages with her 12-year-old who was having trouble sleeping that night and an argument in the car with one of her girlfriends. but since then there's been no sign of her car, no cell phone activity, no bank activity, and no sign of 29-year-old toni sharpless. >>> good evening. i'm nancy grace. i want to thank you for being with us. in the last 72 hours, 20 miles north of boston, a credible sighting of 5-year-old haleigh cummings. >> has haleigh cummings been spotted at a walmart? according to

not -- and george didn't say anything, and cindy didn't say anything.and it's all just -- it's just like -- it was just unbelievable because there's nothing -- you know, it's just like casey's home and here we go. so she went and took a shower and came out and started talking about what she wanted to eat for dinner and her mom is -- just -- it was like she'd gone to iraq or something and just got back. so there's still nothing about caylee. >> the first morning i was there i woke up to george -- i couldn't really hear casey, but i woke up to "quit your [ bleep ] lying." screaming. they could have heard it out across the street. don't [ bleep ] lie mto me. i'm not putting up with your [ bleep ]. don't do that. you know, he's screaming at her. she's going, no no, you have to believe me, don't treat me like a scum-bag cop. this is before leonard talked to her. you act like my father. act like you're my father instead of a cop. i'm not listening to you [ bleep ]. quit [ bleep ] lying. just boom, all over the house like that. >> george had gotten upset, come

let's go to cindy in california. cindy? >> caller: and a very happy and sunny southern california boo-yah to you, cramer. >> could there be anything more year-round, less seasonal than that kind of boo-yah? what do you got? >> caller: i'm an old investor and you've taught me a lot of new tricks and i want to thank you very much. >> thank you. >> caller: you talk about pigs getting slaughtered. >> oh, yeah. >> caller: okay. however i'm a nervous investor. and knowing that, should i still be looking for those tops that you talked about or is a 20% good enough? what point do i become a hog? >> cindy, let's institutionalize this point. thank you for this question. i like to take the top and bottom out of the equation by selling on the way up and then when you got your cost basis out then you don't have to worry. i say don't wait for a top. anticipate that there will always be tops and sell on the way up. but keep a little bit. when you're done, pay them for the position. introducing the all new chevy equinox. with an epa estima

cindy williamson joins us from houston. what is your story about your bank? attempted to sell my baby furniture and received a check from an individual on craigslist and at that point, i took to bank of america to make a deposit. they confiscated the check and said it was a fraud check and that i would have to contact their fraud department. so, i did so and at that point, the fraud department said there's nothing we can do, your bank account has been closed and that was basically it. >> they closed your bank account if how come? what do they think you did? >> on my check systems report it says suspected fraud activity. and in further investigations, i found out for the next five years, i cannot open a bank account at all anywhere. >> sort of like a credit report then on the way you use checks, they think because you tried to deposit a fraudulent check that somehow you're the person to blame? >> exactly. >> is there any way for you to prove to us, to them, to anyone, that people really did come to your house and buy this baby furniture and someone else gave y

red cross caseworker cindy ryan grew up in dundalk. she said she cleared her calendar to be able to come back and help. >> we are doing our best to meet with clients need, however they have been impacted. >> one resident told us about a new problem that popped up after the water had been pumped out of his home. >he says the supply is being offered here are nice gesture, but he says he is desperate for the county to come and help with a big repairs his home needs. >> basically, have to fix everything myself. hopefully we can get the county to come out and lookit this area and result as water and drainage problem. >> the red cross is determined to help residents fulfill their basic needs right now. if you need help with clothing, food, or water, you can contact the maryland chapter. >> now, your insta-weather plus barack's. >> we started off with a little bit of sunshine, and that changed quickly this afternoon. all across the state we are seeing some of those scattered rain showers. we are starting to see that south of baltimore, some o

it is a question of getting entremendous entrepreneurship and taxes, cindy, to small businesses to createob. >> i know what you're saying, and you make a great point about small bises businesses in this country. >> unions don't serve the purpose of country. there are gains to the workers. they are stealing the gains. unions are allowed to be there but they're not serving a purpose. tariffs is a bad way to solve a problem with another country. >> we have to leave it there. thanks to julian epstein for joining us today. coming up, the queen of daytime slipping frommer her throne. find out what she is doing that could cost you money, next. doesn't make you choose. it neutralizes acid in seconds and controls heartburn all day or all night. pepcid® complete , works now and works later. who needl day or all night. assistance getting around their homes. there is a medicare benefit that may qualify you for a new power chair or scooter at little or no cost to you. imagine... one scooter or power chair that could improve your mobility and your life. one medicare benefit that, with private insurance

good morning to you all. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> cindy, if i could ask you first, as you heard from andrea, tensions between the u.s. and iran have escalated. how concerned does that make you about your son being brought back home along with the other two hikers? >> i really feel like their situation is a humanitarian issue, and we've also been very heartened and been given hope by the iranian president stating that seek or try to push for maximum leniency. >> let me ask you about that heightened hope that you have. i'll ask you, nicole. this is a man -- ahmadinejad is a man who has proven himself untrustworthy, at least in the political and diplomatic arena, so why do you have confidence that when he says that he will push for leniency for the three hikers that he means ñoit? >> i think that because he's a father, he understands what we're going through. >> and that will be enough, you think, for him to try to get the three home? >> absolutely. we've appealed to him as a father, and he said that he's going to seek the maximum leniency, so we believe that he'll come throu

. >> reporter: for the toll plaza boss cindy ward t does not matter if you couldn't find a quarter or do you it every day. if you cheat, you cheat. >> it hurts all of us. it hurts all of the transportation users. it hurts every customer who's out here every day who's honestly paying their tolls. >> reporter: our cameras caught alarms going off every two or three minutes. to catch the cheaters, virginia installed cameras two years ago. >> takes a picture of your back and front license plate. they go through a vigorous filtering system to make sure the violation isccurate. if it's proven accurate, then you will be issue add notice of violation. >> reporter: along with a $25 administrative fee. if you continue to ignore the fine, the state will take you to court and suspend your registration. for just the dulles toll road, virginia has tried more than a thousand drivers so far this year but could not tell us how much money those drivers owe. maryland on the other hand claims to know about every dollar you neglect to hand over. >> you're talking about roughly around $5 million. >> reporte

turn it off. >> thanks, cindy.using the kids to make money. >> i believe she's exploiting her children because she's talking about the tv show to raise money. what if there were no tv show. what if there fwhoos tv show. what would she have done. she'd have a job and she'd be supporting her kids any way necessary. >> thank you. melissa from connecticut called in. she says hey, you know what, kate may be a great mom, but she wasn't such a great wife. >> kate gosselin is an awesome mom and she deserves kudos for that. but anybody who has seen her show knows from the beginning she is an awful, awful wife. she's abusive and mean. so, people need to remember that when they're talking about jon. jon deserved to date sweet young things because he's been saddled with a meany for a long time. >> appreciate your call. i know you have an opinion so call us at showbiz on call and let us know what's on your mind about this, about anything. the lines are always open. 188 1888-sbt-buzz. leave aus voice mail. your calls also online

sean: i had cindy sheehan on this program. i never accused her of that. >> plenty of conservatives did. sean: who? >> i don't remember at this point but i heard it every day. sean: folks, we have a very special edition this friday night. our special report on president obama. you have heard about reverend wright and bill ayers. we are going to count down for you the top 10 most controversial advisors that are in the white house right now. not van jones. there are others. you have to hear that. oose -- also seven former c.i.a. directors calling on president obama to reverse the decision to investigate the c.i.a. and the interrogators. mike huckabee will be here to discuss that important story. and acorn faced another defeat yesterday on capitol hill. much more on that straight ahead. i'm okay with cutting back a little, but i still want to put my best face forward. with crest whitestrips advanced seal, i get whiter teeth that lasts for 12 months. all from one little box, i say that's a pretty good deal. crest whitestrips advanc

cindy grew up here and said she cleared her calendar to be able to help. >> we're doing our best to meet what the clients need to flood, to power. >> one residents told us about a new problem that popped up after the water was pumped out of his home. >> now we developed a sink hole where somebody can walk in my yard and get hurt. now they'd be trying to sue me and the county won't do anything about it. >> it's a nice gesture but says he's desperate for the county to come help with the big repairs. >> basically, i've just got to fix everything myself and hopefully we can get the county to come out and look at this area and resolve this water problem and drainage problem. >> time for our sunday q and a. good morning. >> good to see you. >> thanks for getting up with us today. >> it's a great day. seems the weather is proceeding but we drove by raven's stadium and the tail gating is starting. >> they were warming up already this morning. right before we had you on this morning we saw some very dramatic pictures. a lot of people still trying to clean out. i know this isn't exactly your purvi

sean: i had cindy sheehan on this program. i never accused her of that. >> plenty of conservatives did. sean: who? >> i don't remember at this point but i heard it every day. sean: folks, we have a very special edition this friday night. our special report on president obama. you have heard about reverend wright and bill ayers. we are going to count down for you the top 10 most controversial advisors that are in the white house right now. not van jones. there are others. you have to hear that. oose -- also seven former c.i.a. directors calling on president obama to reverse the decision to investigate the c.i.a. and the interrogators. mike huckabee will be here to discuss that important story. and acorn faced another defeat yesterday on capitol hill. [ woman ] dear cat. gentle cat. your hair mixes with pollen and dust in the air. i get congested. my eyes itch. i have to banish you to the garden. but now with zyrtec-d®, i have the proven allergy relief of zyrtec®, plus a powerful decongestant. i can breathe freer with zyrtec-d®.

. >> cindy is first in line. >> i will sit on a toilet. i don't care, i just want to be inside. >> he is using his rayization to be here and waiting since monday >> (inaudible). >> we're all crazy for things we. do but when you are sitting there with a beer and enjoying the show. you forget about the week you wasteed. >> joe on porter has wasted 2 1/2 days. >> most people, you don't have to wait in line for. you know what i am saying. go on the internet and hit enter. you have the tickets. >> never camped out like this before. so he has learned survival tricks. >> coffee and doughnuts and bathroom around the corner. >> bruce springsteen is one of the most successful artists of the last 30 years. and almost been that long since he has performed in baltimore. 1973 to be exact. when he opened for chicago. so many of these fans are here out of fear, if not this time, when will they ever seen springsteen again? >> he is 60 years old. may be the last time, you know. >> as the sunrises, so do the spirits. and there is only way you to countdown th

. >> reporter: for the toll plaza box, cindy ward said it does not matter if you could not upon a quarter or you do it every day. if you cheat, you cheat there it hurts all of the us, all the transportation users and every customer who out here every take who is honestly paying their tolls. >> reporter: our cameras caught aliving rooms going off every two or three minutes. to catch the cheater, they installed cameras two years ago. they goo a gorous filtering tim to make sure that the violation is accurate. if it's proven accurate, you'll be issued a notice of violation. >> reporter: a long with a $25 -- $25 administration fee. if you continue to ignore the fine, the state will take you to court. the toll road has find more than a thousand drivers this year but could not tell us how much money the truck drivers owe. marilyn on the other hand claims to know about every dollar you neglect to hand over. >> you're talking about roughly around $5 million. >> reporter: baltimore's fort mchenry tunnel has the most violations in the state and their team goes after chronic violators. people that i

. >> reporter: cindy becker thinks the government shouldn't spend a dime on what is called global warming. >> should we do anything about climate change? >> i don't lieve in climate change. it's cyclical. the earth warms and cools. >> i've been a republican for 30 years and i'm now a libertarian because i'm tired of the whole bunch. >> reporter: the crowd assembled on the west lon to listen to speeches -- on the west line to listen to speeches. >> i'm proud of our country that they're tired of listening to th and willing to stand up and say i'm being heard. >> reporter: and many here have vowed to become even more politically active. >> probably going to start writing my politicians. , let them know how i feel about this. >> reporter: brian stanfield said until this march, he had never before participated in a protest. john henrehan, fox 5 news. >> a variety of groups organized yesterday's rally using the internet and radio talk shows to encoure the turnout. >>> in his latest push for heth care, president obama stood firm in front of a crowd of 15,000. the president said they are closer t

you know, just down the street from where i am sitting right now in dallas, cindy sheehan and her band of crazies are still outside george bush's house calling him a war criminal and saying despicable thing. i didn't hear her complaining about rhetoric then. we better be fair and make sure the issues are legitimate. as tammy said every day something be absurd comes from this white house that gives lots of fodder to fight back. bill: anything president obama could do or has done that you like? >> oh, sure. oh, look, if this man, if we captured osama bin laden and zawahiri and the one-eyed sheik, the three stooges in pakistan somewhere, if barack obama captured those guys or killed them, i would be looking at this man slightly differently. but ultimately it comes down to his inability to govern and the fact that he seems to have -- it seems to me, some that levy lens toward this country. >> i think he reads a teleprompter better than you do, bill. bill: no one does, you are out of your mind. next on the rundown, the president may be running into national security trouble. we will tell yo

in tennessee, during a late-night feedings of their 10-week-old weighed his wife cindy and their boyonvinced first words will be unleashed the lawyers. but not the only fans at home. 14-year-old alexander also watcheset show. he call tell us the pretty lady show. now that's nicest compliment i've had. congratulations, kristin and e, wade. you bothl win copies of "eleveh victim." and friends, thank you. crest whitestrips advanced seal., the no slip white strips. >>> a bride to be vanishes just days before her dream wedding? a ceremony friend says she was excited about it. been planning for a year. >> this may be the last account of 24-year-old annie le. >> we're finding it extremely strange and unexpected that things would like that happen to a student in this manner. i mean she -- it's not like she's going it a weird pleas. >> police say this surveillance video was caught after she left her office. police found all of her belongings inside of sterling including her purse, wallet and money. investigators believe she took her grad school irchlts d. there was a fire alarm at sterling so

. >> reporter: for the toll plaza boss, cindy ward, it does not matter if you couldn't found a quarterr you do it every day. if you cheat, you cheat. >> it hurts all of us. it hurts all of the transportation users. it hurts every customer who is out here every day would is honestly paying their tolls. >> reporter: our cameras caught alarms going off every two or three minutes. to catch the cheaters, vince installed cameras two years ago gentleman to take a picture of a front and back license plate. they go through a vigorous filtering system to make sure it is accurate f it is proven accurate, you will be issued a notice of violation. >> reporter: along with a $25 administrative fee. if you continue to ignore the fine, state will take to you court and suspend your registration. for just the dulles toll road, virginia has tried more than a thousand drivers so far this year but could not tell us how much money the drivers owe. maryland, on the other hand, claim to know about every dollar you neglect to hand over. >> you're talking about roughly around $5 million. >> reporter: baltimore's

. >> reporter: cindy becker thinks the government shouldn't spend a dime on what most scientists say is global warming. >> should we do anything about climate change? >> i don't think it -- i don't believe in climate change. >> reporter: richard discussd -- is disgust with both major political parties. >> i have been a republican for 30 years. i am now a libertarian. >> reporter: the enormous size of the rale was apparent when the crowd assembled to listen to speeches. the former house republican leader dick armey echoed the sentiments that government solutions don't work. >> when the federal government just decided to go wrong over a year ago and try to bale out wall street, we tried to -- bail out wall street, we tried to tell them it won't work and it didn't work. >> reporter: when participants saw the size of the assembled crowd, they were thrilled. >> amazing, awesome. unbelievable. i am proud of our country that they tired of listening to the government and willing to stand up and say i'm being heard. >> reporter: and many here vowed to become more politically active. they're g

fox's cindy michaels has more on the concerns. >> reporter: it's called cubeital tunnel send room or caused by too much bending of the elbow which puts pressure on the ulnar nerve. it's not a new medical problem but a old one now elevated by the invention of a cell phone. >> crush on your elbow when driving at the car, can do it sitting at the table, computer work. any number of things. the use of cell phones has become so ubiquitous, we're seeing more cases from it. >> reporter: while talking on the phone, the ulnar nerve gets pinched into the groove of the elbow when it bends. >> i -- cell phone elbow, people talk on the phone for a long time. they don't stop talking to the phone to do other things. so, the you goation is the problem -- the duration is the problem. >> reporter: bending the elbow for prolonged periods of time can lead to pain. >> that nerve is going to give you sensation to your hand, primarily to this side of your hand, called ulnar hand, pinky, half the ring finger. both sides of the palm, but also can give you weakness. >> reporter: the doctor said get off the ph

. >> thank you, trish, cindy pierson is available for a resource, as well. we will take question necessary just a moment. what this reform will mean for medicare and for all of our seniors is available by contacting any member of congress. you can go to the websites for the house and get information on this, but we are more than willing to make this available. if i could say quickly in spanish because we have journalists and media from spanish language stations... [speaking in spanish] [speaking in spanish] >> thanks very much and we'll take any questions you might have. >> question: why is it it that seniors seem to be most susceptible to the distortions you have been talking about than other portions of the population. and is it too late? do they already believe these things? >> guest: everybody has heard the "keep government out of healthcare, don't touch my medicare." that has been commonly stated for years now and we've heard more of it. we know that people like medicare. older people like medicare and their families like medicare because it helps the w

you know, in other cases, i think of casey anthony, originally cindy anthony spoke against her daughter what does this do to the mother-daughter relationship? and psychologically, why does a mother talk to the entire nation about her daughter like this? >> well, let's be honest, most parents would lie, cheat, and steal for their kids. so there's really only going to be one of two reason that's they would come out and say something like this or go against their child. the first would be that there's conflict between them. and the -- excuse me. and the second would be that they have some sort of a guilty conscience, that they're feeling like something needs to come out. and this could be really damaging to the mother-daughter relationship, particularly if the mother is wrong and the daughter hasn't done anything. >> and it also can be very, very difficult if anything would ever get to trial in relation to this case. to alan ripka, defense attorney. this is a statement that the prosecution will bring back to haunt someone that would take the stand as a witness. >> i think so. if that mothe

in tennessee, during a late-night feedings of their 10-week-old, wait, -- wade, his wife cindy and theiroy liam never misses a show. mommy and dad convinced first words will be unleashed the lawyers. but not the only fans at home. 14-year-old alexander also watches the show. he call tell us the pretty lady show. now that's nicest compliment i've had. congratulations, kristin and wade. you both win copies of "eleventh victim." and friends, thank you. (announcer) big news for stiff joint sufferers. to improve joint comfort as little as six days. six days, that's fast! (announcer) joint supplement pills are history, because elations powerful formula is more absorbable than pills, delivering clinically proven levels of glucosamine and chondroitin in a great-tasting drink you enjoy every day. it tastes absolutely delicious. goodbye horse pills. i've got it working for me. (announcer) elations. the new standard in joint health. >>> a bride-to-be vanishes just days before her dream wedding? a ceremony friend says she was excited about it. been planning for a year. >> this may be the last accoun

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. >> fox's cindy michaels now with how it happens and what all those minutes on the phone can add upur elbow. >> reporter: it's called cell phone elbow, a problem caused by too mh bending of the elbow which puts pressure on the ulnar nerve. it's not a new medical problem but an old one elevated by the invention of the cell phone. >> pressure on your elbow when you're driving in a car can do it. sitting at a table, computer work, prolonged pressure on the elbow. any a number of things. we're seeing a lot more cases of ulnar problems from that. >> reporter: while talking on the phone, the ulnar nerve gets pinched into the groove of the elbow when it bends. >> part of the problem with cell phone elbow is people talk on the phone for a long time. they don't stop talking on the phone to do other things. the duration they're on the phone is actually the problem. >> reporter: and bending the elbow for prolonged periods of time such as heavy cell phone use can eventually lead to pain. >> that nerve is going to give you sensation to your hand primarily to this side ever the hand called ulnar