grandma and grandpa been on vacation with the boy. this is at st. george island. the grandfather told police he returned from shopping monday, found grandma dripping wet and the boy halfway in the tub, his head underwater. how devastating. take your calls. 1-877-tell-hln is the number. >>> joining us to talk about this, wendy walsh, clinical psychologist. more of wendy's thoughts can be found at her website momlogic.com. and also mike lucich and the city editor for "the apalachicola times" covering this. david, what details do we have here? little camden you think on the vacation with grandma and grandpa and then things just take a tragic turn, right? >> yes. the father came home after a shopping trip in apalachicola. came back to the island and discovered his wife coming back from the beach soaking wet and she had -- she told him that she had killed the boy. he tried -- he ran to the nearby fire station and -- with her and ran in and said, she killed my grandson, arrest her, take her, take her, in his broken english. the fire department people rushed back to the

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jim bob: g'night everybody, grandpa: g'night everybody. @y jim bob: g'night daddy. more. >>> remember that incredible story we showed you yesterday of that lady being carried out of the rubble after buried alive. there she is at the community center in boca. there she is. and with her, her sons. mimi, how you are feeling? >> i'm feeling better. i'm getting better now. i'm feeling okay now. >> larry: what kept you going for five days under rubble? >> what wept me doing? i can tell you, i can tell thaw in one word. that was the lord jesus krooirs. i had no doubt he would save me. the minute i saw myself buried, i knew my lord jesus christ would take me out of there and i started praying from then. >> larry: ricky d you think you lost your mother? >> no, we never. five days was quite awhile but we never lost hope. we had to keep going, heaping and praying that she would be all right. >> larry: the three men who got her out with us. they are in port-au-prince. joseph fernandez, the lead ore of the search and rescue task force team. mark grossman, and eric fickus, from p

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how much i loved him and that we're going to have some fun and you're going to see your grandma and grandpa. >> jane hall, is sending a private jet of the cost being estimated to $50,000 to $70,000, is that buying an interview as well? >> i think so. nbc has been invested in this story. they said they had a relationship with him. again, you look at this and go are we entertaining ourselves with this story, as important as it is to this story and human interest? where is the point where we look at the national counterterrorism center for $50,000. >> this is a christmas eve tear-jerker. it tends to show the tabloid tendency of "the today show" which has been really dramatic in the last year or so. they've gone to the tabloid instead of the news. once again, i wish they took the money, the $50,000 or $70,000 and sent a reporter to yemen instead. >> "the today show" is not the only one in this space, so to speak. >> absolutely. they managed to cover it without paying that amount of money and providing that access. on the other hand, the morning shows have been flying people into their studios a

when your grandchildren ask you, daddy, grandpa, what did you do during the global war on terror?politely ended the conversation. and that's as close to a dramatic and satisfactory moments as i've had. and i'll leave it to others to find something more positive in it and i have. but i haven't found the worst either. it's just great. >> i think everyone else has expressed a lot of the range of different emotions and feelings and having been involved with this for a number of years now since the first case there were school case went to the supreme court. you kind of forget just how time goes on, time goes on, and your life you think about where you were, where markers in your life and your family and yet the hard and i think is to think that your client to the clients of other lawyers are just sort of sitting there at guantÁnamo or wherever they're being hauled and detained and detained not simply in present. that detention is a fact of obviously all imprisonment. but detained without end, without knowing whether they're going to go home tomorrow or whether there ever going to go h

valeri are going to stay here with mom and jimmy and you are going to stay here with grandpa.ecause dat has to move to delaware. i will be back and it will take about a year but i will come back and forth and we are going to be okay. until i got older i didn't realize how hard that must have been for my father to make that walk, how hard it must have been for him to go into the kitchen before that and say to his father-in-law, ambrose can you do me a favor? can you keep my family? can jean and the kids stay here with you? i will try to do it as quick as i can but there are no jobs. ladies and gentleman, too many floridians have had to make that walk over the last two years and the president and i understand, we understand and we are determined to make sure that every hardworking floridian, every hardworking american is able to walk into this child's room and say honey, it is going to be okay. that is what this is all about. [applause] that is what this is all about. as you heard last night, that is why we are putting in place the policies that will enable us to reduce the debt

you and val are going to stay here with mom, jimmy and grandpa because dad has to move to delaware. i'll come back and forth but we're going to be ok. when i got older, i realized how hard that must have been for my father to make that walk and go into the kitchen before that walk and say to his father-in-law, can you do me a favor, can you keep my family, jean and the kids stay here with you? i'll try to do it as quick as i can because there are no jobs. ladies and gentlemen, too many floridians have had to make that walk over the last two years. and the president and i understand, we understand. and we're determined to make sure that every hard-working floridian, every hard-working american is able to walk into his child's room and say, honey, it's going to be ok. that's what this is all about. [cheers and applause] >> that's what this is all about. as you heard last night, that's why we're putting in place the policies that will enable us to reduce the debt we inherited and deal with the spending required to keep us from falling off the cliff this year. and during that process, y

my grandpa -- he passed away, and he fought pearl harbor and world war ii, and we should go back likee used to to the old days, just, you know, just lower the cost of everything. we are going to far with the republicans. we had more jobs than we have republicans. host: from "the washington post," "man charged with posing as secret service agent. he slipped past security saturday at the department of health and human services in washington, and was not stop until he got to the sixth floor suite of offices for secretary kathleen sebelius, authorities said. the man apparently left the building after being confronted by employees. he was arrested on tuesday on charges of impersonating a secret service agent, and was being held pending a detention at next week in the district federal court." here is an obituary from "the post" this morning -- the only recognized survivor of the hiroshima and nagasaki bombing. 93 years old, the only person officially recognized as a survivor of of the hiroshima and nagasaki atomic bombings at the end of world war ii, died january 4 in nagasaki. he had stoma

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