the wrath of elizabeth is a mighty wrath." "she is pretty rough here. >> for better for worse, she answered everything from her gut. now i think in some ways i think anybody who's ever been in a situation like she's in, you know, this isn't a new, novel idea that you believe, you know, the man's version of what is terrible about his marriage that is not terrible about your wonderful romance. i think there's a little bit of that. she is a very open minded person about a lot of things. but i think she is directly straight about how she feels about what he told her about their marriage. >> larry: does she have any remorse? any remorse at all? >> you know -- remorse. you know, the remorse is like, you know, did you something criminal or terrible. i don't think she -- i think she feels -- she said, she feels compassion for elizabeth. i believe that. she feels -- she said to me, you know, i always had such judgment about infidelity. she comes from a family of infidelity both parents. and so i think remorse is a weird word for her, t

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elizabe elizabeth, thank you for that. elizabeth cohen. >> thanks. >>> we're taking a break.ere's something that also surprised me, not just this business about how much people spend on drugs in retirement, drugs in general, what are the most used and abused types of drugs in america? i was very surprised with what's in the number one spot. i think you will be, too. hey, ask our doctor about garlique, okay? garlique's clinically tested ingredient maintains healthy cholesterol naturally. eat right. exercise. garlique. >>> we've been spending a lot of time today telling you about how new rules from the federal government could affect you and your mortgage. i want to bring in fha commissioner david stevens. he's on the phone right now. earlier i was giving you some avatars about how these rules would affect specific people, and if we can just bring up roger, responsible roger. i was telling you how roger is one of these guys whose house is underwater. it is worth less than the mortgage. so, the mortgage is worth more than the house. but roger has been making his payments. he's b

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his daughter, elizabeth, was taken from her bedroom in june of 2002, at age 14. she was found nine months later. the man accused of her kidnapping and rape was recently ruled competent to stand trial. katie, having gone through something like this yourself, what do you make of seeing these home videos from jaycee? >> i think that jaycee looks remarkably well. i think that they're making excellent progress in this process of healing, and that's only going to happen with time. it is a process. and it's going to take time. and that's what they're asking for. they're just asking for time to be left alone and to get on with their healing. >> ed, you went through something very similar in dealing with the media. watching this home video that the family released themselves, what's your take on it? >> you know, i think that jaycee is doing great. i'm so happy for her, and i couldn't agree more with her mother. keeping her out of the public's eye and being able to basically re-engage with life, i think she looks like she's doing great. you know, elizabeth loved horses and

>> well, elizabeth is doing great. she's currently serving in lds mission over in france and just having a wonderful experience. as far as the case moving forward, i guess that's in the defense's hands now, whether we go to trial or there's a plea. you know, it would be great if we could get it resolved sooner rather than later. but the bottom line is, accountability is coming about and that mitchell is going to have to be accountable for his actions. and in the end, i just don't want to ever see him hurt anyone the way he hurt elizabeth. >> ed smart reacting to the news in the case that a judge ruled 56-year-old brian david mitchell is competent enough to stand trial, so the charges against him will proceed. ed, thanks so much for joining us this afternoon. we appreciate it. >> you bet. thank you. >>> again, a pretty good decision in this case involving elizabeth smart. of course, it is a big ruling. now, could it be a break in the case of this woman, chelsea king? police linked a convicted sex offender to the disappe

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good morning, elizabeth. what's your question? >> good morning.ecently signed up for credit monitoring with fr freecreditreport.com. since january, according to the service, my credit score has jumped from 764 to 774, 768, to 748, though nothing on my report has changed. i paid everything on time. more than the minimum. haven't really charged anything out of the norm so i wanted to know why is my credit score jumping around so much and what can i do to get it back up to where it was. >> this is why trying to micromanage your credit score is a really bad idea. it will drive you nuts. you want to see over time a trajectory upward but the reason this is happening is because you're checking it at different times during the billing cycle. when you are using more of your available lines of credit, more of that utilization, it is taking your score down by just a little bit. do not worry about this. your credit score is fine. check it once a month at the most and just go on and do something else that's more important. >> okay. >> okay, thanks a lot, eliza

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. >> elizabeth, please cue up the video of marlaina schiavo taking us through the home. jean casarez, i'd like to get tommy croslin under polygraph to ask him about that night that he says he went there and bammed and bammed and bammed and beat and beat and beat on the door and she never came to the door, misty croslin, nobody ever came. many people say she wasn't there. i want to go to you, marlaina schiavo. you have been in the home. isn't it true that where she was sleeping, misty croslin was sleeping, there's no way she would have been able to ignore her brother bamming on the front door? >> there's no possible way that could happen because where she was sleeping to -- in relation to the front door was only about ten feet away. so if someone was banging, they would have heard it. but what is really strange about this whole thing with tommy is that when he was arrested and he gave this information to investigators they never issued a polygraph and they never cleared the story one way or another with him. so now his attorney says it's time for him to tell the story abo

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but what did elizabeth cadey stanton do? she shocked society because she paraded the streets showing the baby inside of her and people were aghast. but people were also surprised at the voice and the message that she was carrying, because you see at the time of the feminist movement as we know today with elizabeth cadey stanton and susan b. anthony, they were fighting for all people's rights, not just the right of women, but the right of the african-american, man and woman, and also the right of the child. african-american and white. they were fighting for everyone. and it was elizabeth cadey stanton who was the most shocking of all because what she did was she showed her feminism on the streets. and one of the things that she said was, when we consider that women are treated as property, it is degrading to women that we should treat our children as property to be disposed of as we see fit. now, think about that. when we consider women are treated as property, i think you can put in there the african-american as well, it is

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. >> she said most of john edwards' mistakes was because he feared the wrath of elizabeth. >> reporterbe the same john edwards who told "nightline" the child couldn't possibly be his. >> i need to ask about probably the most controversial allegation, which is that a report has been published that the baby of miss hunter is your baby. true? >> not true. not true. published in a supermarket tabloid, but, no, that's absolutely not true. >> reporter: elizabeth edwards talked about the impact on her marriage when she wrote her book. >> i only knew about a single night. a single moment of weakness. >> reporter: and former edwards' aide, andrew young, talked about how he pretended to be the father of hunter's baby when he was promoting his book. when hunter broke her silence with gq, some question whether it was a news story at all. >> should the media even cover this todd resituation? >> reporter: but that didn't stop him and everyone else from showing the gq pictures, you know, where the magazine had her pose provocatively in a bed, surrounded by her daughter's toys. would gq have done the

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elizabeth cohen is here with the latest on the story. what's the verdict?ery, they are the parents. the parents have been informed that a dna test proves that they really are the parents. the international red cross gave them this dna test and yesterday, as you can see, here is nadine and junior alexis getting into a red cross vehicle. they were brought to a red cross compound in port-au-prince and told yes, the dna test showed that you are the parents that's according to a florida state official who i spoke to earlier today. as you can imagine, i'll bet they are very, very happy. >> oh, my goodness. so the baby is still being cared for in the u.s. what's going to happen next? how do the parents and the baby reunite? >> let's talk a little bit about what happened before before i talk about what happens next because you bring up a good point. what happened is this baby was in the rubble for five days before she was discovered and she was brought to the hospital where i was and spent five days and run by the university of miami and she was worked on by doctor

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elizabeth: g'night john boy. jim bob: g'night grandpa. elizabeth: g'night ben. m bob:'night. jim bob: g'night everybody, grandpa: g'night everybody. @y jim bob: g'night daddy. vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. >>> a routine five-hour flight from l.a. to new york turned into a 16-hour flight from hell, and the whole thing was captured in realtime online by passengers who used the plane's wifi to tweet and to send video of what was happening on board. joining me right now is one of those passengers, david martin who is the ceo of the social networking service contain. david, it's good to have you here. i know you believe social networking is the story what happened on this plane. >> right. >> back me up a little bit. i guess first you filmed all of this, right? >> right. me and some of the people that were with me that work in the same company. >> so at what point did you think hey, it's time to pull out the camera here? >> definitely i already had the camera from minute one when we came out the gate. when we took off from l.a.x., and showing everyone look at th

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great, a jab at elizabeth edwards who has terminal cancer. a close friend of john edwards says despite what she says in the interview, the idea that they're going to end off together is, quote, total fantasy. >>> a husband is accused of selling his wife for sex on the internet this all began when she was pregnant with their child. she reached out for help. thankfully he was arrested on the weekend. the sheriff tom dart was in on this. he eastern filed a lawsuit against craigslist. back with us is mary jo rapini. tom, i'll start with you. nice work, just a horrifi story here. so how did he force his wife into rostitution? how did this go down? >> mike, this one is -- like i say, it's hard to say this is the worst or this is the worst. but this is bad, bad stuff. he met her at a very young age. she gets pregnant, and he marries her and almost literally from the start he starts forcing her in prostitution, sending her around the country. he was using craigslist and other internet sites as well to put up adding. he would set the dates up and say,

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jane: elizabeth laird, it is quite a feat. think you've ever missed somebody or you have rarely done it if you have, coming back or being deployed. >> when my daughter was sick with -- she was dying with breast cancer, and i had to miss a few weeks back in 2007. jane: well, kudos to you, it's quite an example you're setting elizabeth. thank you so much for sharing your story. >> you're welcome, thank you. trace: there were likely plenty of hugs for these heroes as well, a huge welcome home for national guard members in yankton, south dakota, even the governor came out to cheer their return, the troops, just wrapped a year-long security mission in kuwait. welcome home to them. >>> we have breaking news just coming in, barbara bush, the former first lady, has now been discharged from the hospital. according to all accounts, she was alert, she was in good spirits, and the doctors say she should return to normal activity after two days of testing. the very latest on that, plus president obama getting on the drilling bandwagon. so

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taz turnas it turns out, it turo be elizabeth's brother. >> are these pictures. >> reporter: craig inrt for the last 20 years and didn't know it. >> she was here in catlerock. >> what do you mean we're neighbors. >> reporter: and craig planned a surprise of his own. >> oh my god. >> reporter: he without an early morning flight to meet his little sister. they were all separated as children when their father and selelizabeth's mom divorced. she moves from california to new mexico and was raised as an only child. elizabeth's curiosity and this friend's request on facebook brought them altogether. >> i sent a text message on the phone to all of my sibling, you're not going to believe this. >> reporter: sitting on this diner the process of catching up on years spent apart has begun. >> i would love to continue to get to know them and continue the relationship, obviously. there's a million good people. >> i noticed a couple of other gillilands on there. i'm wondering if there's something my parent aren't telling. >>> the things that facebook is brings up. >>> we have a big announcement to m

i want to start with you elizabeth. heard there will be a congress clause challenge say tag despite how loosey-goosey the congress challenge clause has gone that now congress has gone a step too far mandateing that people purchase a product. namely health, indiana. >> you laid out what could be a supreme court challenge. you will hear it here first on your show. what is going on is this. even the congressional budget office in 1994 said having an insurance mandate in hillary care would have been an unprecedented expansion of the congress' power, of the u.s. government power to regulate interstate commerce. forcing you to buy a good or service meaning health insurance. and there is nothing in the constitution that says the u.s. government can regulate you for doing nothing, meaning not buying insurance, meaning you have to pay a fine. what are they going to do next? regulate couch potatoes for doing nothing just you will likely see a supreme court challenge. in world war ii, taxpayers were never forced to buy u.s. war bo

. >> reporter: elizabeth warren says first and fore most, the credit card interest rates need to be reeled in. >> the large wall street banks that really run the credit cards have been able to borrow from the american taxpayer through the fed at what is effectively 0% interest. so, what are they doing to credit cards? the answer is, they often tripled interest rates. >> reporter: and from harvard, to the hallways of an american high school -- >> it's not rocket science. it's not an unsolvable problem. >> reporter: this teacher says look no further than his economics class. young minds with their own fixes. so what do you think in the steins told me they take defensive driving to get a discount on their insurance, so, why not defensive banking? take a course, show the bank yourself a safe customer and get a break on those interest rates. >> if you're an informed driver, so, the same principle should apply for your bank account. >> reporter: and an easier idea from all of you? 83% told us, just simplify the paperwork, with those credit cards and loans. something even those high schoolers poi

let's watch. >> i think john edwards is telling rielle and elizabeth whatever he needs to tell them to make them to do what he wants them to do. >> you are saying that you believe that he is still in touch with her. >> very much so, yes. >> why? >> well, last week i was in court being attacked by at least seven corporate lawyers and if she can't afford to pay for a $1,500 house i don't know how she's paying hundred and thousands of lawyers to put me through paces for two, three weeks. >> so you are saying that you believe that john edwards is not only still in touch with her but possibly paying her legal fees? >> i can't think of anyone else who would do it other than him. >> quite an allegation there. and they're in court because of this alleged sex tape that andrew young, the judge believes, he might have retain a copy of all of that. through all of this though, stacy, rielle hunter believes that john edwards, johnny again as he calls him, still loves her, she loves him. what do you make of that? what do you think that john swaurds going through as you watch in unfold. >> what i want