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kind of makes you scratch your head if something else did gret grabbed. no word on what it could be, might be. no word. but kind of left the door open. it makes you think that might be happening. >> he also, again, confirmed that this safe was buried on property owned by pamela long wiggins. do we know who buried it? are there other people involved or was it the murderers here, rob? >> i think, you know, realize we're calling them by the way the escambia eight now. this happened in escambia k. there were eight people involved. dig a little hole, as the sheriff pointed out, kind of like a good size the microwave oven. so you're digging a little hole and putting it in there and throwing bricks on top. think you're covering it up. didn't work. >> we were wondering how large the safe was. a small microwave, that gives us a good picture there. rob, host of morning radio 1620. steve kardian, thank you for your insights as well. >>> new developments in the casey anthony case. remember padilla who bailed casey out? he had access to the family dynamic. he had conv

>> well, it matters if it grets dragged out over a long period of time because that's traditionally how healed care has been killed and it allows the opposition to build and gain also some momentum. but they're backing away from august because it is very ambitious. if republicans are counting out this president because he doesn't make a two-week deadline they are seriously under estimating him. >> richard, there is a primetime news conference wednesday night. should we expect health care to dominate then and perhaps all week long? >> health care yes but generally the question of momentum and is he having a summer slump? in the white house they're saying they've seen this before and certainly seen these questions before and anyone who counted him out in the summer of 2007 was proved wrong by january of 2008. >> richard, as far as using the bully pulpit both with speeches and obviously the press conference what are some of the other cards that are part of that that the president could conceivably play and when might we see those? >> the question is does he do the sort of lbj arm twisting?

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err-grets, the agency says, come in flavors like cola, bubble gum, chocolate. >> you know what that meanse regular cigarettes used to be, they can be marketed young children. that association representing some of those manufacturers told us it does not approve of them being sold at kiosks. here's the question. >> what could the fda do about it? >> the official we talked to said they're starting to seize these at the border. he says they could approve some recalls and possibly even take some criminal actions. they want to do more testing. they say it's premature to talk about some of the things right now, but those are some of the things they could do in the future. >> all right. good report. thank you. we'll watch it. >>> meanwhile, scientists are said to begin human trials on a new swine flu vaccine starting early next month. the national institutes of health says it's trying to beat the upcoming flu season. will health officials -- they'll be ready for the worst this fall and winter. listen to the education secretary, arnie duncan. >> we got a little bit lucky last year, frankly, where