griffin? how can we find him? >> well, police are certainly looking for johnny griffin.nd is as very common when they are looking for a suspect we do know that johnny griffin is 67 years old, heavy set, african-american, and, of course, anybody who might know of his whereabouts is asked to call police. >> there is a -- $26,000 reward. is that correct, stacy? >> and we just flashed a picture of a truck. be on the lookoutfor that. >> let's see if you can pull it up in time. describe it again, stacy? >> a two-ton pickup, bad cover of the truck. we don't have a make or model at this time. >> 9897911288. let's stop and remember army specialist, mesquite, texas, awarded the bronze star, purple heart. national defense service medal. the life of the party, man of honor at sister's wedding. always roongor the underdog. thanks to our guest and you for being a superstar. happy birthday, little girl. everyone, i'll see you tomorrow night at 8:00 sharp. until then, good night, friend.

griffin, 67 years old, facing a mandatory minimum 25 years to life. >>> detectives uncovered griffin's alleged sexual abuse after a 10-year-old girl claimed griffin touched her in his truck on march 6th. they say angela was taking her 10-year-old granddaughter to his home where the grandmother was given cocaine. >> straight out to special guest brad lamb, certified interventionist at bradlamb.com. brad, selling your granddaughte your 10-year-old granddaughter for cocaine? how much worse can it get? >> it can't, and i hope this woman goes to jail for life and i hope this knucehead is castrated. what it shows us is nonsense like this happens all the time in homes where the parent or the adult is addicted. kids are 70 times more likely to be molested or abused in the home of an alcoholic or addict. that's what this story tells me more than anything. when you see somebody that's using drugs, they should not be having children them. they shouldn't care for children. >> just to humor me, please repeat that statistic, the 70% statistic. >> kids are 70 times more likely to be emotionally, sexu

that's what addiction does to families. >> what about johnny las vegas griffin?ow can we find him? >> police are certainly looking for johnny griffin, and as is very common when they're looking for a suspect, they don't disclose a lot about how they're searching for him because that could touch that person off. we know johnny griff tin is 67-year-old, heavy-set and african-american and, of course, anybody who might know of his whereabouts is asked call police. >> there is a $26,000 reward. is that correct, stacy? >> also we flashed a picture of a truck, two-tone blue pickup and chrome rims and cover over the bed of the truck. be on the lookout for that. >> let's see it quickly, liz. describe it again stacy? >> a two hein tone blue pickup, chrome rims and black cover over the bed of the truck. we don't have a make or model at this time. >> tip line, a $26,000 reward. let's stop and remember army specialist jonathan emard. he loved football, soccer, carried his niece's photo in his helmet. he leaves behind his parents and sister jennifer. jonathan emard, american h

drew griffin, cnn, granite falls, minnesota. >>> back to the nation's capital.ting and poising themselves in the capitol building for the president who just arrived. his motorcade, has, that is. it's parked on the east side of the capitol building. after they get things in place the president will be swept inside and he will be going to that democratic caucus meeting where he will join the last-minute pep talking and pushing toward a health care reform vote that he is favoring. the schedule vote taking place tomorrow. the news of this afternoon has been that these house members decided to do away with the controversial deem and pass method of getting this measure through. instead now they will be voting on the resolution, the package of amendments, i should say. this reconciliation package and also voting on the senate bill. if there is passage of those items, they'll then be moving on to the president's signature and then of course the senate will go through its wrangling and voting throughout the next week. first we've got to get through this weekend with the

they used a robot to retrieve it from the yard in griffin. we heard from the griffin police department this grenade was a real live explosive from the vietnam era. the ordnance disposal unit detonated it safely in another location. the homeowner found it when he was burying his pet dog. thank goodness he made that call and everybody's okay. >>> for the first time we're getting a remarkable glimpse into kidnap victim jaycee dugard's life since she's been reunited with her family. she's 29 years old now on the left, baking cookies and laughing with her mother, terry probyn and her sister. dugard was found last year, 18 years after she was kidnapped while waiting for the school bus in south lake tahoe. she's avoided the splight while living in an undisclosed location in northern califnia. but her mother is pleading for privacy as the family heals from this long nightmare. >> hi. i'm terry probyn. and on behalf of my daughters, jaycee and shana, and my awesome two granddaughters, we would like to thank you for all your love and support you've sho

>> drew griffin. >> i will talk to you and only you.rter: as we sat on a couch outside the view of the camera the father insisted he knew nothing of the allegations against father markey, but the diocese told cnn father markey was sent from this church for treatment because parents were afraid he had an attraction to males. calls weren't returned to cnn. in granite falls those who knew him wonder if there are more secrets. >> to this day i wonder how many people are wondering whatever happened to him? how many people had encounters with him? i can just imagine how many victims, people he affected. >> reporter: now it seems likely some of them will see their priest again. not in the pews of his old parish, but in the benches of an irish courtroom where markey is ex-expected to stand trial. drew griffin, cnn, granite falls, minnesota. >> we promised you a sneak peek look at an ar

. >> chad griffin was also at the polo lounge. he and rob reiner are old friends.y met when chad was just 19 and a press aide in the clinton white house. >> good morning, prosecutmr. pr. >> reporter: they decided griffin would be the one to make that first uneasy call to olson. >> much to my surprise, it was an issue he clearly thought a lot about, but the moment i hung up the phone, i realized that there was a chance i was talking to someone who overnight could become the most important, significant advocate for marriage equality that this movement has ever seen. >> we talked for awhile on the telephone and then he said can i come and talk to you in your office in washington, d.c.? >> reporter: olson took the meeting, although they kept it a secret. here you are with donald rums feld. >> the first thing you see is a picture of ronald reagan. >> he was a wonderful man to know and work for. and of course president bush is here too. >> reporter: that would be bush 43. >> will, to the best of my ability. >> reporter: the president whose election olson successfully def

cnn drew griffin got the memo.from lawyers that want to mount a major class action lawsuit against toyota. >> they could fix these problems easily but it would cost them about $500 a carnation wide. you have six to seven million cars, numbers $4 to $5 billion. it's hard to tell the truth when the numbers are at the bottom of that truth. >> here's toyota's response. quote, toyota strongly disputes these completely baseless allegations being driven by plaintiff's attorneys. toyota said in a statement that it intends to fight against these unfound claims vigorously. it said the government looked into the problem and found no problems. meanwhile a panel of engineers and safety eerts met to expose the myths toyota is spreading about acceleration problems. former national highway traffic safety madministrator moderated the panel and a man who survived an accident. >>> tiger woods was seen practicing at augusta national. that's where he'll make his big return to golf. golfers who played with him recently said he looks in

. >> drew griffin for us tonight. appreciate it. that's it for us. follow my any time on twitter. "larry king" starts right now. >> larry: tonight, corey haim death exclusive. his best friend corey feldman is here and speaking publicly for the first time since his pal died early this morning. at the age of 38, did haim predict his demise on this show. >> i'm a chronic relapser for the rest of my life. >> larry: foyera faucet oscar snub. f fans demand an answer. her friend alana stewart tell us what she and ryan o'neal think, next on "larry king live." good evening. this is a sad day. corey feldman, the long time friend of corey haim is here tonight. they co-starred in several movies including "the lost boys" and "license to drive." they teamed up in the a & e reality series "the two coreys. they were both on this show together in july of 2007. corey haim passed away earlier today. how did you get the news? >> it was pretty terrible, larry, as these things always are. i was in bed. it was 8:00 this morning. my son had gone off to school. my assistant comes in early and takes him to

cnn's drew griffin got the memo.t's from lawyers who want to mount a major class action lawsuit against toyota. >> they could fix these problems easily but it would cost them about $500 a car nationwide. if you have 6 million to 7 million cars, it's close to $4 billion to $5 billion. it's hard to tell the truth when those numbers are at the bottom of that truth. >> toyota strongly disputes these completely baseless allegations being driven by plrpl plaintiff's attorneys. they intent to fight against these unfounded claims vigorously. the government looked into the problem and found, quote no, evidence of a trend regarding safety issues. >>> a panel of experts met today to talk about what they think are the real acceleration problems. they also expose what they call toyota myths that the company is using to cover up the truth. electrical engineers, auto safety experts, and a survivor of a sudden acceleration incident were on hand. one electronics expert explained why the electronic throttle in cars can pose problems.

here's drew griffin, of cnn's special investigations unit. >> reporter: he was the surprise appointmenthat literally announced president obama's first broken campaign promise. >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> reporter: william lincoln fi, number two, weeks after mr. obama became president. a shock because william lynn spent most of the last decade as a lobbyist for rathon. it is, of course, the same old revolving door we've seen from administration to administration. except it was supposed to be different in this administration. remember this? >> take on lobbyists than any other candidate in this race and i have won. i do not take a dime of their money and when i'm president it won't find a job in my white house. >> certainly sli having william lynn, the top raytheon lobbyist go into the administration is a revolving door at itself worst. >> reporter: all accounts, the four government watch dog groups we consulted including melanie sloan's responsibility for ethics in washington, says william has not broken any laws but say he's a poster for everything wrong with

. >> reporter: david griffin knows he'll pay more. his family built this demolition company, but his higher income faces higher taxes. >> we've been successful but we don't feel we should be penalized the more successful we are. that's not the american way. >> reporter: this company is in the business of change. of tearing down and starting over. but no one here is sure this health care reform is change for the better. mark strassmann, cbs news, greensboro, north carolina. >> smith: our user's guide to health care reform will continue tomorrow. we'll look at how it's supposed to control costs and the impact it will have on small business, older americans, and hospitals. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," freedom on the internet. google in a faceoff with china. - at quicken loans, - we're changing the way americans get a home loan. - for the better. - we really listen to you. and that helps us recommend a home loan option that's perfect for your needs. we'll close your loan at your own house if you want. you don't have to come t

including rod cartwright and roddy thomas and antwaan randle el and cornelius griffin and fred smoot.es coming to the redskins. they waste no time. free agency under way late tonight. we will talk about it right now. jason reed is out there. you saw the list of players released. can we expect anymore names in the coming hours? >> if not in the coming hours, the possibility of more names depending on what happens at the beginning of free agency at midnight tonight. the names you saw today were the ones we expected. i wrote about most of the guys on the blog this afternoon at redskins insider saying these were the people we expected to be released. they were. i think the important thing is is the team is aggressive in free agency. a lot of things that happened that were very bad on the field for the washington redskins. the up capped season, they did not have -- the uncapped season, they did not have to worry about that. they want people in here that are part of the solution. >> i know a name fans would say good-bye to and he has a different salary situation. clinton portis. he would hu

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here is cnn's drew griffin. >> reporter: this is the document of a clear warning sign from august of002, nearly eight years ago, that toyota had a sudden acceleration problem and that according to toyota's own service bulletin, the problem was electronic. >> it says electronics. it says the fix is reprogramming the computerme. it doesn't say anything about formats. >> reporter: the document was given to cnn by a group of attorneys now seeking a nationwide class action lawsuit against toyota. >> we brought the document to clarence ditlow. he says the document, not previously made public, is an indication toyota knew much earlier about an electronic connection to sudden acceleration. he says the service bulletin was apparently hidden from the public, not only by toyota but by the national highway traffic administration known as nhtsa. service bulletin, those sent to every toyota dealer and nhtsa was never made public. >> the government is really hiding this. they are in a conspiracy with the auto industry to keep these out of the public sight. >> reporter: nhtsa declined comment. the l

. >> except ways to kill griffins. >> i am done. >> okay. let me welcome back our guests. one of the few things he does do nicely. she is so hot ellis' kitchen is called bear rise watch. if wit was my taxes i would get frustrated. and the author of the new york magazine contributing editor. i made him one after the desk after the show. you are all invited. first she was desired and now she has been fired. a speak of the idiot "bombshell mcgee" whoing ?aked jesse james with her ways. the appropriately named angry white girl fashion line said bombshell will no longer be the girl of their company. of the woman who came between sandra bullock and her classicky motorcycle repair man hub be, quote. the name of my classic line is politically correct. it has no links to racism or facism or white supremecy. i have taken all pictures off our website. i hope they bought that. i. >> anyway, let's look at a newly released video of "bomb bombshell" and one of her friends why she dresses like a nazi. >> there have been a lot of things coming out in the pictures. i just want to go ahead o

amazing players like alex franklin, clarence jackson, ronald moore, dwin ubiles, ryan rossiter, kyle griffinoth kyles. [ laughter ] jonathan breeden, steven priestley, davis martens. [ laughter ] davis marteens, as well. [ laughter ] he's good, too. he didn't make the cut, but he's good, too. brandon walters, connor fenlon, o.d. anosike. [ laughter ] owen wignot and just-in'love smith. that's the thing about the saints. they're always around us, watching over us. which is why we still have our saints pride. everyone in our audience has a siena saints t-shirt. how about a little swirl of respect, you guys? [ cheers and applause ] there you go, right there. very, very good. thank you, saints. that was great. we'll be right back with battle of the instant bands! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ right now you can get a great deal on any volkswagen. well, the tiguan's great. mm. and the routan has everything we're looking for. plus, every volkswagen includes no-charge, scheduled, care-free maintenance. so, what's this punchdub days about? you know, where you punch someone in the arm every time you see a

kathy griffin would be very excited for you right now.eing fierce is a very good thing and a very cool thing, but more than fierce, i think ooii'm a strong person an individual, and that's what i take with me every day. >> larry: were the olympics fun, julia? >> they were a lot of fun. it was so nice to be so close to home, and i had all my family there cheering me on. that was the best part about it, to look up in the crowd and see everyone. >> larry: you live at lake tahoe, right? >> yeah. short drive away. >> larry: were you in the closing ceremonies? >> no. i went home to see my family, and i actually had a welcome home party. that was fun. >> larry: johnny, were you in the closing ceremonies? >> i was not. i had to come home and get some work done, and i was excited to get home and sleep in my own bed. i did everything that i went to the olympics to achieve, and walking in the closing ceremonies, it was better to sit on my couch in any underwear and watch it. >> larry: our guest last week we learned evan liycasek will be o dancing wi

drew griffin tonight. thanks very much. that's going to do it for us. "larry king live" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> tonight, michael moore in his first prime time interview since calling the health care reform bill horrible, a joke, arguing that tens of thousands will still die. what's he saying now? only hours away from it's being signed into law enforcement plus, the man interrupted by the words baby killer. >> baby killer! >> representative bart stupac is here. did the anti-abortion democrat forever alienate some in the anti-abortion community by voting yes on the bill? >> both sides will do well to remember the dignity of the house. >> next on "larry king live." >>> good evening, i'm wolf blitzer sitting in for larry. michael moore is with us. he is the oscar and emmy award winning documentary director films include "capitalism: a love story." he is an activist, best-selling author and good guest here on "larry king live." michael, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me on, wolf. happy birthday to you. >> than

we have been blessed to have two fabulous children in griffin and sydney. .ank my mom and dad for being here tonight. they taught me some great values. they told me the same kind of texas at the value that have made this states a great. -- state so great. i want to thank all of you for being here tonight to celebrate a very important moment in our party us history. -- party's history. i took a call from senator hutchison a little while ago and she gave -- extended her congratulations and i am greatly ofy she offered the support to wasfy in the upcoming campaign and to unite the party. [applause] i thank her for the campaign she had won. i gratefully accepted her offer to work with our and to unite the party to move forward and i look forward to workin with her. and her supporters over the next eight months as we go forward. [applause] there are some folks who have watched this campaign with great interest in 2008. there are folks who were watching the national campaign in 2008 and they started to celebrate at what they considered to be the end of the republic

kathy griffin would be very excited for you right now. suppose being fierce is a very good thing and a very cool thing, but more than fierce. i think i'm a strong person and a strong individual and that's what i take with me every day. >> larry: were the olympics fun, jerusal julia? >> they were a lot of fun. it was town to be close to home. i had my family there cheering me on. >> larry: you live by lake placid -- >> lake tahoe. >> larry: you're right nearby. >> were you in the closing ceremonies? >> i went home to see my family. i had a welcome home party. >> larry: johnny, were you thin the closing ceremonies? >> i was not. i was excited to get home and sleep in my own bed. walking in the closing ceremonies it was better to sit on my couch in my underwear and watch it. >> larry: evan lysacek will be on "dancing with the stars." >> congratulations to evan for his gold medal and "dancing with the stars." >> larry: you think he'll do good? >> i hope so. he has a lot of rhythm and he's definitely determined to be the best at everything he

and sheryl griffin made this point. you seem to want to nail him down with why the tea party movement wouldn't want it adopt an anti-racist stance. why should they? it wouldn't occur to us to do this as we aren't racist and therefore, do not feel the need to make some public declaration as such. leave that to those who are guilty of said offense, much like the pledges that alcoholics give at an aa meeting. i guess the distinction that i would make there, as mr. breitbart argued that the tea partiers are being falsely labeled as racists through liberal plants and all the rest of it. or maybe there are fringe members exhibiting this behavior. both could be true. i have no way to know. either way. why wouldn't any political organization that aspires to political leadership either denounce it or lead a crusade against it, if only for the reason to empower itself so it can be more effective, so it can't be taken down by opponents who would paper it with that cause. it doesn't make any sense to me. ariel from stew skon, arizo

drew griffin's stunning look of people preaching jihad against america right here in america.'ll meet the 7-year-old boy who saved the day. he called 911. broke up a home invasion. meet the little hero named carlos. that all starts at the top of the hour. >> larry: that's anderson cooper "ac 360," 10:00 eastern. we're back with alana stewart, dick van patten and candy spelling. do you think you said during the break, you think they should apologize? >> oh, absolutely. i think they owe everyone, not just her family and her friends, but all the millions of fans that loved her, i really do think they owe everyone an apology. >> larry: no way they can make it up, right? >> no. you know, you mentioned the racetrack before. you know, i have taken a lot of different celebrities to the racetrack and nobody says anything the next day. once about two years ago, i took farrah to the racetrack. the next day, that was farrah fawcett. the whole racetrack went crazy. i mean, she was really big. and nice. >> larry: one thing you point out, she only did one year of "charlie's angels." >> only

watch in prime time tv on question time as sayeda varsy destroyed that ghastly piece of filth, nick griffins, yes, i belong here, it's my country too. that's what we've done as a party. we can now look the british people in the eye and say this country, our country, this tolerant, compassionate, brilliant, multiracial country, we are with you. we are like you. we are for you. we are ready to seve you. this modern conservative party made its choice and it's never going back! [applause] so that's what this party is. and what do we stand for? well, first of all let's get something straight about this election. this election is not a referendum on the government. this election is not a referendum on the conservative party. this election is a choice. it is a choice between five more years of gordon brown or change with the conservative party that has got the energy, that has got the leadership, that has got values to really get this country going. and this change we talk about is not some airy-fairy concept, not undefined, it is based on some very clear and conservative values. take our economy.

. >> negative joshua griffin from greenville north carolina. can you tell what the dream act is, how it relates to students and what is in force? >> guest: this goes back to the immigration question i strongly support and what would basically do is allow students who, you know, may not have the immigration status yet in place have the chance to go to college and have their financial aid just like to have the opportunity to do that. and when i ran on the chicago public schools about one third of my students came from the hispanic community. a decent percentage where students who didn't quite of the immigration status right but these students were working hard, going to school trying to be successful and then they want to go to college and have to pay out of state rates to go to and in state school and it makes it on affordable song because something i support. senter durbin was one of the sponsors of it and we continue to work hard to make sure every student in this country is the chance to get a grade education. >> host: right over here. the he

griffin. they say police say he traded the grandmother drugs to sexually assault the little girl several times over the course of six months. police think he may have assaulted at least one other person as well. now the grandmother, angela blackwell, has been arrested. police say the assaults took place when her granddaughter would visit her on weekends. >>> i'm jane velez-mitchell. here's my issue. drugs ruin lives. period. here's another horrifying example. cops say a 10-year-old girl was pimped out by her own grandmother, sold for sex to a 67-year-old man in exchange for cocaine. this is a clear-cut sign of how drugs can destroy the values and character of an individual. even a woman trusted with the sacred role of grandma was no match for the power of addiction. i would love to sit here and tell you this is a freak event. sadly it's not. it's happened before and will probably happen again. remember, little shaniya davis, allegedly sold into sex slavery by her own mom? now that child is dea