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tom foreman, cnn. >>> tom stories now. a suspected u.s. drone attack in pakistan may have killed a man who has been called al qaeda's military brain. ilyas kashmiri's group says he was killed last night near the afghan border. the killing has not been confirmed by the united states or pakistan. >>> career diplomat, lawrence eagleburger has died. he served as deputy secretary of state and for a short time secretary of state under president george h.w. bush. president obama says eagleburger played a pivotal role during the fall of the berlin wall and the end of the cold war. he was 80 years old. >>> the cdc says the e. coli outbreak blamed for 18 deaths in europe has not affected food in the u.s. four people have gotten sick, all had recently visited germany. i'm porlts are being tested before being sold in the u.s. >>>ly be back at the top of the hour with a look at how some commuters are saving money. they're car pooling with perfect strangers. have you ever heard of this? it's called slegging. there are rules to this. i'll tell you what t

tom foreman, cnn. >>> all right. a little girl murdered, her own mother is accused.y, riveted to every single word. up next, a cnn newsroom special report. the casey anthony trial. a prosecutor, psychologist and former fbi criminal profiler who worked on the case is going to join me. ♪ hello sunshine, sweet as you can be ♪ [ female announcer ] wake up to sweetness with honey nut cheerios cereal. kissed with real honey. and the 100% natural whole grain oats can help lower your cholesterol. you are so sweet to me. bee happy. bee healthy. >>> and now for our cnn newsroom special report. the casey anthony trial is one of the most talked about stories in the country right now. a little girl found dead months after she disappeared and her own mother accused of killing her and hiding the truth from her family and friends. we have a great panel of guests to talk about all of this for you. but first, vinny palatono in session on trutv on how we got here. >> there's something wrong. i found my daughter's car today and it smells like there's been a dead body in the damn car. >>

tom foreman, cnn. >>> all right. he's cute and cuddly. i'm not talking about tom foreman.eating ang cycy in japan. a bunny showed up around the nuclear power plant. that story is coming up next. look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ >>> an earless bunny is making headlines around the world. we'll go globe trekking with az azada. >> each day many women and children are exposed to the worst living conditions. they work in the sweat shops for long hours and arers are forced into labor they don't want to be in. they are denied education because of the fact they work. this is a day to bring awareness to the plight of the children and get governments to get involved in this in what people

tom foreman, cnn. >> hln's nancy grace has been following this case from the beginning.poke to her earlier, along with criminal defense attorney mark geragos. nancy, the prosecution doesn't have a motive, and they don't have a cause of death. aren't those the kind of two biggest problems that they're facing? >> well, anderson, as you well know, the state doesn't have to prove motive at all. how are we, the state, supposed to crawl into somebody's mind, especially a defendant on trial for murder, and determine what they're thinking? but as a practical reason, they do need to show that to the jury. however, i think they are showing motive, anderson. by all the problems tot mom had finding babysitters, she wouldn't pay for them. there was resentment between her and her parents that was mounting when they couldn't take care of caylee every night. and it got to the point where the prosecution will allege her babysitter was homemade chloroform. >> mark, to you, is the lack of motive, is the lack of -- maybe even more important, the cause of death a big problem for the prosecut

here's tom foreman. >> reporter: 2006 was big for john edwards. he launched his bid for the white house, had already hired rielle hunter to shoot campaign videos and his private life started falling apart. >> i wrote my speech out, by the way. it's a great speech. >> can you read it? >> yes,ky read it. >> reporter: that's hunter's voice on one of her videos posted on youtube. the former "spiritual adviser and astrologist" was being paid more than $100,000 to produce these so-called webbisodes. she later told "newsweek" right away she could feel edwards' special energy. the relationship was born. but that aide, andrew young, says the sleepovers with the senator began even before she was hired. >> as a result, there was a biopsy done. >> by next spring, 2007, edwards and his wife announce her breast cancer has returned. but soon hunter has news, too. she is pregnant. the denials begin. the story is false, edwards tells reporters who suspect an affair. untrue, ridiculous. on a website, hunter calls it dirty politics. by mid december, the national enq

tom foreman, cnn. >>> we hear about the kidnappings taking place in mexico all the time, but today wely hear from a victim. and he's got a warning. >> now has become an international network of terrorists. >> his amazing story of survival is next in the newsroom. >>> thousands of people have been kidnapped in mexico by drug cartels or by gangs. one man survived seven months of capture and torture. here is his story. >> reporter: it was the life he dreamed of, a mexican businessman and his american wife jane living on a ranch in a quaint colonial town in central mexico. >> life was pretty perfect. we were madly in love, and we could never imagine being apart from each other for a second. >> reporter: along with their three children, life in this beautiful region was perfect. then one summer morning in 2007, after developing tropping the k school, it all changed. >> we were ambushed. our windows were smashed and we were pulled from the karat gunpoint. my brain didn't even have time to register what was actually happening. >> reporter: a group of gunmen attacked their car. they let jane

here is tom foreman. >> reporter: on a farm outside of oshkosh -- >> we have an a lot of unshl items.> reporter: a wonderland is growing. >> i call it a collection of art. >> reporter: nostalgia, whimsy. he has rescued the items from restaurants, movie sets for 30 years and now they are rescuinging him. >> well, those items are helping us make it through the tough times. >> reporter: his main business is building materials, but as construction stumbled, he is finding the foot traffic from this. >> this is a radio type bull. this is an eagle fabricated out of steel. this is a fairly popular piece. >> my daughter wanted us to stop here and i'm glad we stopped. >> reporter: many come to look and lots end up buying. >> the neon sign is 650. eye will have of the individuals it for home art, interior art. a lot of businesses for interior art work to get attention. the same as we do. >> reporter: it is not an economic cure all but it makes up for his other trade. >> i do know that some of my competitors are gone and we are still here. it must be helping us some. >> reporter: in the building

tom foreman, cnn. so this is enzo, the artiste behind my wardrobe.hen i got him on e-trade he was all like "oh no, i cannot do investing." that's actually a perfect enzo. but after a couple educational videos, and a little hand holding from customer support... next thing you know he's got a stunning portfolio. now he's planning to retire in tuscany. we're both pretty emotional about it. shhhh, don't say a word. you're welcome. [ male announcer ] e-trade. investing unleashed. >>> welcome back. lawrence eagleburger has died. he serves a brief stint under president bush in the '90. they say he played a pivotal role in the falling of the berlin wall. time for cnn equals politics. we're keeping an eye on all the political headlines. here is what's is crossing right now. robert gates today warned about potential clashes in the south china seas. gates' statement comes amid tensions as china stakes claims on the area and other nations dispute the claims. vice president biden stopped by a station in italy to thank the troops there. they mark the country's 150

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tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> well, other news tonight. testimony in the casey anthony trial.on, as you know, alleges that casey's daughter, caylee, was forced to inhale chloroform and suffocated today. today, the jury heard testimony from computer experts who said there were more than 80 searches on the family computer under the word chloroform. up next, details on that and some of the other wording searched. we'll talk with dr. sanjay gupta about what chloroform does to the human body. >>> part two of our investigation, the sissy boy experiment. a 5-year-old boy who played with girl's toys. he was put into a government funded study aimed at making him more masculine. decades later he took his life. his family blames the researcher who conducted the experiment. >> they were the experts. so i thought they would know what they were doing. >> what they really told him is that the very core of who he was, was broken. >> well, hear how one of the experts responds to that accusation. we track him down when "360" continues. i love that my daughter's part fish. but when she got asthm

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i'm tom foreman sitting in. president obama says it's time for american soldiers to start leaving afghanistan. he says that country must now take care of itself. well, we can hope, but i can also tell you washington is positively boiling with reaction to the plans and let's be honest, the man who leads afghanistan has not always inspired confidence. americans have describeded karzai as dishonest, mentally ill. karzai has calleded us name, too, like occupiers, but it seemed all was forgiven today in a fascinating interview with fareed zakaria. the afghan president said in essence, don't let the door hit you on the way out. >> i can confirm to you today and i have had this confirmed that security in parts of the country has improve d and life s better now. >> karzai says he's happy but minutes later some of the old anger begins to emerge. >> for a number of years we took casualties and we were silent. but then the war did not go in the direction that we advised, that we felt should go. but our casualties kept incr

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tom foreman, cnn. >>> well, just who is the real sarah palin?ges of her e-mails when she was governor of alaska may -- may help tell us who the real sarah palin is. her concerns. drew griffin has some reading to do. he's coming up next. [ female announcer ] splenda® no calorie sweetener is sweet... and more. if you replace 3 tablespoons of sugar a day with splenda® you'll save 100 calories a day. that could help you lose up to 10 pounds in a year. that's how splenda® is sweet...and more. her morning begins with arthritis pain. that's a coffee and two pills. the afternoon tour begins with more pain and more pills. the evening guests arrive. back to sore knees. back to more pills. the day is done but hang on... her doctor recommended aleve. just 2 pills can keep arthritis pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is lara who chose 2 aleve and fewer pills for a day free of pain. and get the all day pain relief of aleve in liquid gels. >>> we're at the bottom of the hour now and taking a look at some of the stories making head plines pol

let me introduce the foreman to you. this is vince. he can do a better job explaining the project details. >> what is happening here, what are you doing? >> we are doing a major modernization. we are tearing out the old system, logic controls, and generator controls, and we will be going over to solid state. this is not your standard selector. it does not have a tape that runs it. because these are outside elevators -- these are unique to the city. >> and this is going away with the upgrade. >> that is right. none of these will be here. we have retrofitted three elevators so far and now we're doing the outside cars. >> so this is what will be replacing -- >> this will be replacing the generator controller and control system. we are down to about 15 or 20 relays, down from about 100, which means much less maintenance. this thing had been running for about six months now, but we still have eight cars here to do. >> great job. >> we have looked at past the elevators and present. now let's look at the future. we are taking a look at some o

tom foreman is looking into the american situation. tom, who would we expect to be pulled out and from where? >> interesting question. you have to look at the lay of the land as you would with any battle field. this is afghanistan here, pakistan over this way. these are areas where the taliban has exerted the most control, down here in the south, over to the east, we have red, limited control in orange areas, encroaching in yellow. this is the area we really focused. look what happened as the surge troops came in. troop presence came in and really filled it hard, u.s. troops in the most troubled area, italian troops, german troops here, some other major groups. but look what happens when we mix them together. we have a substantial stabilization of parts of the country, compared to how it was before, with all of the troops coming in here, and the taliban largely being pushed down into areas like this and over here. who do you get out of here? you can take out support troops involved in building bridges, roads, baracks, and all the thing

in his 30s, standing at 6'2", with a lean build, and i had also has a 2-inch round tattoo on his foreman. the victim was treated at the hospital and released. >>> the second day for the search for michelle lee is wrapping up this evening. volunteer search crews spread out in the park in heywood today. the class kids foundation is coordinating the effort. she disappeared 21 days ago after taking a short break from her job. her family holds out hope of finding her alive but the police are treating it as a homicide investigation. >>> more grief and sadness firefighters at station 26 in san francisco after the recent deaths of two of their own. john sasaki went back to talk about how they are coping. >> reporter: the flag is still at half staff, but the healing has begun. >> i have the bread in the oven. >> reporter: it was a quiet day for the department. there are reminders everywhere of the two men lost in the june 2nd house fire. >> it's kind of still new, and as it quiets down, i think each person at the fire house will discover, oh, you know, i miss tony talking about his bread in the m

back with tom foreman for another 360 bulletin. >> reporter: reputed boston mobster whitey bulger wasurt today for a short hearing. his interim attorney says law enforcement leaks have to stop for bulger to get a fair trial. he was arrested last week in california and faces 19 counts of murder. >>> firefighters are working to contain a huge wildfire that has burned at least 44,000 acres in and around lows lossal most, new mexico. the dow surged 145 points amid a report showing home prices rose in april for the first time in nine months. the nasdaq was up 41 points, the sch rose 17. and a 360 follow, if you were feeling sorry for hugh hefner because his engagement is off you can stop now. meet hef's new girlfriend, shera. she's the one on the right. the one on the left is his old girlfriend. on twitter hef says, "a new girlfriend is the only logical response to his heartbreak". and yes, we did notice that shera looks an awful lot like crystal who broke off their engagement two weeks ago. it looks like he has a type. >> doesn't she also look like holly madison and ones before that? >> y

tom foreman, cnn. >>> what a wonderful time of the morning it is.hat because he knows it's the end of the hour. >> no. i'm excited to see you. i am. when other people feel in for you, i'm not this excited -- >> don't say that out loud. >> i'm just kidding. it is always good to see you. i think you were gone for a couple of weekends. had some time off. >> but back in the saddle. glad to be here and glad to see you and our legal guys will be back with us. >> did they miss you? >> yeah, and i missed them. well, i don't know if they missed me. we'll see if they say that. but i missed them. they're going to be with us. we're going to talk about a new tennessee law which bans anyone from transmitting harassing images, anything that may cause emotional distress to anybody. you can use your imagination about what those images might be. >> we don't want to use your imagination too much. does the law clearly define or kind of define what kind of images or it can be a lot of things? >> it can be a broad range of images from someone's body parts to something th

a vote of confidence in parliament the new government is expected to be sworn in on friday george foreman drought has been pushing for more counts to secure billions of years in the second day you bailout it's parked angry demonstrations in athens on wednesday with people throwing petrol bombs and the police responding with tear gas. zation claims that temporarily knocks the cia's public website online group known as low security also opened a phone line for people to suggest who it should happen next and its previously targeted major fines which it says work against people's interests and has downed public science ranging from the u.s. senate to sony pictures it grinds the web pages to hold by been biting them with requests to this. u.s. congressman anthony wiener it steps down after two weeks of pressure and made an internet sex scandal the forty six year old democrat sad that the distraction he created has made his work in congress impossible and apply again with embarrassment he caused his resignation comes days after president barack obama said that he would quit if he were in wiener

well i'm tom foreman in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture our military presence in afghanistan has brought bloodshed and one roused as well as economic woes and tremendous financial burden for so should we bow out gracefully now before things worse for both us and the afghan people a california man has three small children are already in their home by a group of federal agents and the spotty department of education was behind the bust and they aren't saying why it happened but it could have something to do a student loans so it could be the feds be headed for a door near you and the escalating problems at the fukushima daiichi plant in japan pose a serious question if a nuclear meltdown happened here in america handle the disaster. you need to know this not only is our war effort in afghanistan struggling so is our humanitarian effort according to a new senate foreign relations committee report nearly nineteen billion dollars we've spent in aid to afghanistan over the last ten years more

. >> she is the fifth person to foreman announced that she will run against stephanie rawlings- blake. >> defense attorneys will present their case this morning. witnesses described the scene outside the lounge back in 2009 when gahiji tshamba allegedly fired 13 shots hitting tyrone brown 12 times. tammy brown said he in a properly padded a woman outside the club. tshamba intervene in an open fire. >> remembered certain things when questioned by the state. but one question by the defense, it took some time to get the facts out that contradicted what to tell the state. >> defense said tshamba shot brown in self-defense. >> police of looking for a man who entered a woman's group and tried to sexual assaults her. police say preston climb through the window back in april. one with information on his whereabouts should call metro crime stoppers. police have arrested a third brother for double murder in pikesville. police hector linares and his brothers shot and killed to swo men. >> the man who shot and killed a pit bull is speaking out about the incident. he said he was forced to kill the

cnn's tom foreman has the story. >> reporter: there are 7,000 places you can bowl in america, buyingone company is betting big on bring manufacturing back to the united states. >> we really felt with moving the product here we would have much better control over our manufacturing, our quality, and really our cost structure. >> when ebonite bought this factory last year, it was in mexico employing 27 people. the labor was cheaper, but company officials believed they could move all the equipment here, apply the latest time and labor-saving techniques, and a dozen american workers could produce just as much. >> yes, we do pay them more than what they were making in mexico, but our actual dollars of labor per pin is less here in hopkinsville. >> reporter: the wood primarily comes from pennsylvania and ohio, cutting shipping expenses. by bringing the factory until closer supervision, they have also improved their ability to make sure each pin is precisely like the next one, that's critical. >> you could have different reacting pins, because it brings inkonzancy in the scorability of the p

well adrian almost kind of a nobody in this situation i mean he is a felon he's a government foreman thank you someone that we really should be giving airtime to his opinions don't really matter in all of this i would say that was a very interesting is that he tried to embroil the boston hacker scene into some kind of espionage charge minded by running one of the most past spin narratives that someone in boston who actually helped probably manning be talking to us and this is an obvious attempt in my mind to further put pressure on manning activists in boston and to it it gets him to intimidate people in boston are actually speaking up but bradley manning and i can tell you my friends were very alarmed after hearing and unsourced claim on p.b.s. frontline that we had somehow had something to do with the document leak and it's a very alarming and i don't know what he gets from i'm going to run these on source claims i'm very disappointed and their team i get it i thank you very much for joining us and i and you keep us updated on higher law.

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but first tom foreman reports in today's building up america segment. >> on the shipping line, the slapes are running fast, out the door all day every day. another trendy hit for business partners, jim howard and lori montague. >> you try to get your arms around it. >> and we have 300 people at a time working here in our distribution center. >> their small company is making huge waves in the competitive world of gift items. for example those oddly shaped rubber bands that kids can't seem to get enough of, when jim and lori put their zany bands on the market -- >> at one point we were getting 700 to 800 phone calls a day. from retailers. >> yes. >> since then they've sold $40 million worth of zany bands. >> we sold 60,000 today to the middle east. >> and they think the key to their success is the economic crisis itself. because while people have cut back on buying more expensive items, it has spurred them on for lower cost products. like their slap watches. >> we have had people who have said to us, your product has kept our store alive. >> reporter: they have simply found a sweet spot i

tom foreman, cnn, charlotte, north carolina. >>> coming up in the n hour of the cnn newsroom, a man drownshters and police do nothing. it's all because of budget cuts. next hour we talk to the fire chief. look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ >>> sarah palin's east coast bus tour made a stop in new york for pizza and palin shared that pizza with donald trump. you see the picture right there. jim acosta joins us from washington. what did they talk about, jim. >> apparently they were handicapping the field for 2012. that might give us some hints as to what sarah palin and donald trump might be up to. trump recently said he's not running and now has been hinting he may jump back in as an independent. p