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call in 1-877-tell-hln.e also know this. authorities went to annie le's home. what evidence were they looking for? @roñúíxÑ<pt÷í÷íñí÷uñdlll >>> welcome back. we are continuing our conversation. the unthinkable, a 24-year-old girl, annie le, set to be married sunday yet her body was found stuffed in a wall at yale university where she was studying to be a pharmacist. we have new video, from abc news, home video of annie as you see her, it looks like she is just enjoying herself, playing, smiling. all accounts, she's just a beautiful person inside and out. so, again our heart breaks for her family, her fiance as we now know ishe is no longer with us. skyl skylar, your thoughts here? >> caller: when she was working in the lab was she doing anything controversial that might have sparked some emotion in anybody? >> good question. back to rupa there at yale, anything about that, what she was studying anything controversial there? >> well, mike, she was a ph.d. candidate at yale university in the pharmacology p

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we'll take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. palpapa >>> welcome back to prime news on hln. continuing to keep you updated with what is going on with jaycee dugard and her two girls. jaycee is telling law enforcement that phillip garrido did not molest the two girls she had with phillip garrido allegedly. we have our experts standing by. 1-877-tell-hln. henry lee is with us from the "san francisco chronicle." what is the latest on the search of garrido's property, the adjacent property? any more bones found, anything of interest found? >> there are a number of cadaver dogs expert in finding human remains and historic dogs that detektd bones up to 450 a.d. that search continues. >> let's bring in mike brooks. henry mentioned an anomaly. what is going on with this search? what is an anomaly and what devices do you use? >> mike, using the ka nene dog. two separate dogs in this particular area. the fbi is assisting and use ground-penetrating radar. they will put out -- section it out into squares, grid sections. then go over it carefully and see -- it can go deep into the soil.

more calls, 1-877-tell-hln. >>> welcome back to "prime news" on hln. we want to hear from you on this topic. president obama wants to look at longer school days for students. we know our test scores not the best. can we compete in a global market, global competition? what is your thoughts on that. longer school day, 1-877-tell-hln. in the meantime, call on this one. credit card snooping. the behavior score. if you shop at the wrong place, we are hearing this, say you go to the local bar, you buy a round of drinks, behavior score might drop. that says you might be in trouble. you are drinking. marriage counseling, that says you might be a credit risk. we talked about discount stores. chris, let's bring you back, watchdog on wall street. is this all on the up and up? can we fight this at all? >> i don't think you are going to be able to fight it. it is not as nefarious as everyone wants to believe. the word credit is the latin word to believe. the banks were in so much trouble we had to come up with $700 billion t.a.r.p. program. they were doing anything

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1-877-tell-hln. or e-mail us at: or text us. just start your message with the word "prime." it's your chance to be heard. welcome once again this is "prime news" i'm mike galanos, chilling details on the illinois family wiped out in one fell swoop. raymond and ruth gee and their three children teenaged brother, sister, younger boy all dead, the bodies found in their home in beason, population, 200. yesterday, we heard from people who knew them, all-american kids, great kids, they ate candy wile they waited for the bus outside the neighborhood post office. the 16-year-old girl had her first boyfriends. now investigators are talking about what they found at the scene and it is horrifying. >> the one thing that we can rule out is that there were no  gunshot victims in this incident. there was not a gun used. >> so, no one shot. we can only imagine how horrific that crime scene was and now we're hearing, also, about a mysterious truck spotted at the hom hours beforehand. as always, we take your calls

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weigh in 1-877-tell-hln.time, two huge developments going on right now in the search for the home -- the search of the home of rapist phillip garrido in california. we're getting our first inside look, new video showing, you won't believe this disgusting mess. we're talking trash everywhere. it's an unbelievable sewer, this house. is this how kidnapped jaycee dugard was forced to live for 18 long years? and then there's this, cadaver dogs making a big hit. they pick up the scent of possible human remains and the digs will soon begin. are cops closer to finding two little girls kidnapped decades ago? let's bring in our experts on the phone we have pat bosnin, former homicide detective and also henry lee reporter for the "san francisco chronicle." great to see you henry lee. back with us crazy jordan criminalolist and criminal attorney. henry lee you've tracked this story from the start. what is the latest on this cadaver dogs hitting o on a human scent on the garrido property? >> well, jane, there are a couple

we'll take your calls at 1-877-tell-hln. ÷. >>> welcome back to "prime news" on hln.unbelievable what happened to one mom and dad, taking battie bath time photos little girls getting out of the bathtub. of course the toddlers are naked. well, a walmart worker flagged it, sent it to child protective services. the kids were taken away. mom and dad accused of being sex offenders? an month later judge ruled the photos were innocent. for you the family is suing. sounds like they have a good case. want to hear from you on this 1-877-tell-hln is the number. feel free to chime in on this one, as well. it's horrific, stripped down to the underwear locked up in a dark room not talking about a jail inmate this is what a mom says happened her 9-year-old at school. look at this room. looks like a prison cell, solitary confinement. the cement floor, cinder block walls. the door without a knob. the only window covered with a cloth, the seclusion room at joseph brown elementary school, columbia, tennessee. mom says her special needs son was ordered to stand basically in his underwear

we take your calling 1-877-tell-hln.ining me we welcome back criminal defense attorney nicole debord and michelle golland and sam stanton from the sacramento bee. what is going on around phillip garrido? >> right now they are preparing for a bail hearing for phillip and nancy garrido in el dorado county. they are in the jail refusing interviews. the antioch home has been closed off. they are not doing any type of search there at this point. right now they are trying to figure out how they missed so many opportunities to find her over the years. >> let's talk about that real quick, sam.úú three years, two dozen visits? >> well, no. it was more than that. he was on life time parole since 1999 he was on parole supervision by the state of california. they told me he would have been visited typically two or three times a month at that home. multiply that times ten years and look at the other cases where people came to the home. his home was the subject of this 1972 case, this rape allegation lodged against him back then, thre

the number 1-877-tell hln.'re getting more insight into the bitter sweet family reunion for jaycee dugard, the woman kidnapped at the age of 11 and held captive in a back yard compound for 18 years. one great thing we can report today jaycee has not forgotten her family. here's a clip from her aunt tina dugard which aired on "the early show" on cbs. >> the reason i'm willing to do this is because i want you to know that a lot of great things are happening right now and that they're happy. the girls are with their mom. i've heard her call my sister mom. where's mom? >> that's so good to hear. joining me to talk about this, a psycho therapist and also still with us, a criminal defense attorney, former prosecutor. we'll get into it with julia about the criminal history of phillip garrido. we're finding out about more incidents. first let's start with jaycee. stacy, how good is that? it sounds great to me that she would -- she's calling for her mom and it doesn't sound like there's a detachment, that there is alrea

the number 1-877-tell-hln. you can e-mail me at cnn.com/primenews or shoot us a text message, start your message with the word "prime" your chance to be heard. >> controversy, opinion, your point of view. this is "prime news." >> welcome once again. for the first time we're getting graphic details just released of the minutes after jaycee dugard was abducted, the girl walking to her school bus stop just outside of her home doesn't get any more innocent than that picture an 11-year-old girl heading to the bus stop. police say that's when she came face to face with convicted rapist phillip garrido and then the living hell she endured for 18 years began after that. we'll take your calls as always 1-877-tell-hln is the number. joining us to talk about it criminal defense attorney michael cardoza with one-of-a-kind information we'll get to you in just a minute. >> sure. >> also remy spencer, another criminal defense attorney and also brenda waite, criminal psychologist. all right, michael, a source close to the inve

the number 1-877-tell-hln. you can e-mail me cnn.com/primenews or send a text at hln tv, start injure message with the word "prime" your chance to be heard. >> controversy, opinion, your point of view. this is "prime news." >> this is "prime news". this just awful a woman is calling on kidnap victim jaycee dugard to tell the truth about her 18 years of life as a prisoner. this woman's business associate of accused captor convicted rapist phillip garrido says she's been in his home and says, from what she can tell, dugard and her two girls lived inside the home not in backyard tents or sheds as earlier reported. earlier this week authorities raided three properties owned by them apparently in a search for child porn now calling on dugard to clear her name. call in 1-877-tell-hln joining me to talk about it, dr. henry paul, adolescent psychiatrist and author. also with us former criminal investigators and director of defend university steve cardigan and henry lee following this since day one from the "san francis

call in, 1-877-tell-hln. >>> welcome back to "prime news" on hln. happening today, expert testimony from a heat ahydration expert, in the trial we've talked a lot about, a former high school football coach outside louisville, kentucky, charged in the death of 15-year-old max gilpin. he collapsed during a tough practice last august. died three days later. now the heatstroke expert testified the boy's body temperature was probably closer to 109 degrees instead of the earlier reported 107 degrees. the coach, david stinson, accused of denying players water. he's charged with reckless homicide, wanton endangerment. now defense attorneys are raising questions about the prescription drug atarol that was used to treat his adhd. we'll take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. joining me to talk about it, criminal defense attorney, former prosecutor, randi spencer. rene, let's start with the heat expert, douglas kosa from heat and hydration issues at the university of connecticut. now, he's a prosecution witness. ha did he come with? >> one of the key things he said t

>>> welcome back to prime news on hln. i can't imagine the helpless, hopeless feeling of a dad behind bars. he divorced his first wife, a japanese native. they have two kids together. his ex agreed to take the kids to japan. they didn't return. they didn't show up for the first day of class. the dad went to court, got full custody of the kids. dad flew to japan. while his ex-wife walked the kids to school, dad grabbed the kids and drove off. police arrested him. he's violating the law in japan, she is in the u.s. we'll take your calls, 877-tell-hln. jeremy morley. thanks for being with us. jeremy, help us understand, what was christopher's plan in going to japan? >> i don't know what his plan was. he wanted to see the kids. the kids were stolen from him. unfortunately, they were taken to japan. japan is not a member of the treaty that returns abducted children. japan has never, ever once ordered the return of an abducted child. chris went by himself to see his kids and try to get access to them. >> what charge is he facing

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we'll take your calls 1-877-tell-hln.join us to talk about it second lieutenant steve rogers nuttily, new jersey, police department. good to have you back, back on this topic. starting with questions folks have in that area that i think we all have, one man killing eight and four are grown men. how do you think it goes down where these men do not fight back, they don't run away. >> well, mike, the same question was asked in 1966 when richard speck killed eight nursess, stabbed them to death, why didn't they fight back? in this case i believe that drugs could have played a very important role in these executions. these people could have been drugged up, unable to defend themselves and then one by one he could have executed them. >> yeah. that makes sense. let's get back to that 911 call that you and i have gone over, steve. let's listen to it now in retrospect. here it is again, guy heinze, jr., is making the call to 911 letting everyone know there's bean massacre, his family's dead. let's listen. >> i just got home. my wh

call us 1-877-tell-hln or e-mail cnn.com/hln or text us.ndard text rates apply. >>> medical experts are scheduled to testify today in the trial of a former high school football coach charged in the death of one of his players. prosecutors say coach jason stinson denied players water during a physically demanding practice back on august 28th of last year. a 15-year-old collapsed that day and died three days later. now there are questions as to whether an adhd drug that he was taking might contribute to his death. stinson told them to run until someone quits the team. >> my friend, justin, he was crying. i saw other people down the field crying. you could hear it all of the way down the field. >> you said they were crying? >> yeah. >> and did they say why they were crying? >> no. you can understand why. you are running so long in the eat aheat and everything. it gets to you. >> the other player that collapsed did survive. coach stinson has pleaded not guilty to the reckless homicide charges. >>> the man suspected in nine different killings in

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this is hln. topping the news this morning. the man accused of plotting a bomb attack to coincide with the anniversary of the september 11 attacks is back in new york. a judge has ordered naji beulah zazi to remain in custody. authorities said zazi planned to make bombs from house hold chemicals he bought from beauty supply stores. an employee from the beauty supply store in new york described zazi as a regular. he gave the fbi a videotape that shows zazi buying a large amount of hydrogen peroxide here. >> there was some small talk. and specific to the product, i believe, one of the employees actually asked, what are you using all of this stuff for? and he jokingly said, oh, i have a lot of girlfriends. >> zazi's father, mohammed with a lid zazi and a cleric from queens have been arrested and charged with lying to federal agents. >>> he's a mixture between a wannabe gangster and rock star. that's how one neighbor describes a terror suspect. but a 19-year-old jordanian national appeared in court. h

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you're watching "hln news and views."rrespondent jeanne meserve tells us what investigators have discovered about them. >> reporter: najibullah zazi and his father arrested in denver. ahmad wais afzali arrested in new york. according to the court document, authorities found najibullah zazi's computer nine pages of documents detailing how to build a bomb handwritten documents. according to the charging document, zazi during questioning by the fbi said he had not written them. he had not put them there. but fbi forensics and handwriting analysis indicated that he had. now, also in these documents reread that zazi has admitted to the authorities that he attended an al qaeda training camp in pakistan in 2008 at which he received weapons and explosives training. this although zazi and his attorney denied yesterday that he had made any such admission. as for the father and the man in new york, they allegedly lied to the fbi about a series of telephone calls which tipped najibullah zazi off to the fact that the fbi was investiga

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it premieres tonight at 9:00 eastern right here on hln. only on hln.t's less than 12 hours from now. make sure you tune in tonight. don't miss it. >>> a family is on a frantic search for a missing woman and a run-in with police may explain why she's disappeared. >>> a 24-year-old woman's family is handing out fliers in california hoping that someone can help them find her. mitrice richardson went missing september 16th. that's when police say she was arrested for not having enough money to pay for her dinner. she also allegedly had marijuana on her. richardson disappeared after being released. her father made a plea for her safe return. >> you can never do no wrong in my eyes. so if you had a meltdown, come holler at me. we can always sit down and talk about it. >> now, richardson's family also says that she was acting strange and may have been emotionally distressed. >>> okay. do you get confused about this like i do? when is a good time to bank on those rebates for stuff you buy? hln money expert clark howard says he has a strategy so you won't be fo

call us, 1-877-tell-hln or text us at hln tv and start your message with the word prime. this is your chance to be heard. >> welcome to "prime news". i'm in for mike galanos.úú jaw dropping developments in the search for haleigh cummings. stepmom was the last one to see her. now explosive allegations from friend. is it true she was taken to a drug filled party overdosed on oxycontin and then died. we have the friend's letter from behind bars. an arrest warrant is out for misty's mom.@@ are cops putting the squeeze on misty's family. >> deep down in my heart yes i think holding something back. they both are holding something back. that's just in my heart. >> if you know anything else, please tell me. we can work through it. i'll be right there by your side. we'll get through it. please tell me whatever you're ú holding back.@@ >> joining me now, a former police detective and t.j. hart program and news director for wsky in gainesville, florida. thanks to you both for joining us. let's go t.j. hart. bring us up to date with the latest. >> first you heard about that letter an

and we're just getting into hln.oom has surren r surrendered to police after about seven hours of negotiations. police saying the man walked into a veteran's hospital and fired one shot. local media reported the man pointed a gun at his head and asked for help and then told a medical technician he had just killed his parents. but as we were just saying, again, that stand-off is over at the chicago hospital and has ended peacefully. >>> we have an exciting addition to our prime time lineup coming your way next week, "the joy behar show." and here's a quick taste of what you will get of that. her moment of joy commentary. >> so, i hear the ukraine has turned down elton john's request to adopt a 14-month-old ukrainian boy named lev. okay, who's in charge there? who's in charge there? i think i dated him. listen, victor, are you saying that elton john is too old or too gay? uh-huh. he may be gay, but he also happens to be a celebrated humanitarian and has been knighted by the queen of england and some people think he is

you can also e-mail us your view at cnn.com/hln or text us at hln tv.omments oh, in about an hour and a half. stick around for that. >>> president obama also plans to meet with palestinian and israeli leaders as well. it's an attempt to build momentum for the peace talks that stalled in 2008. the talks get under way at 11:30 eastern. this is all part of the u.n. general assembly, which is going on live right now, and will for the next part of this week. there it is live pictures right now. >>> bob van dillen joins us. also happening live unfortunately is a lot of flooding across the southeast. >> yes. >> some other hot weather in the west, too. >> you're right. ly tell you, historic flooding in some spots around atlanta. these are some of the readings we have seen topping 1919. yeah, 100-year flood in some spots around atlanta. how about the rain? i think the real focus of the heavy rain today is going to be shifted over to the west in alabama, northern parts of tennessee and back in towards mississippi. this area got ten inches of rain in the past few

call us at 877-tell-hln or e-mail us at cnn.com/hln or text views to hlntv. standard text rates apply. >>> we have an exciting addition coming next week. "the joy behar show" will be coming. >> you know, unless you're a professional kick boxer or a traveling salesman, there's no real reason for an adult to engage in spanking. a new study says there are parents who are spanking a 1-year-old child. what could a 1 year old probably do to deserve being spanked? come home drunk after date? lose the family fortune playing the ponies. start a war under false pretenses? in my opinion there's nothing a child can do that warrants parents spanking them. young children pee, poop, cry and throw food. okay. so does my uncle louie at olive garden. that's another story. he drinks. that's what children do. that's their job. it's the parents job to teach them right from wrong and not bruise physically or psychologically. he didn't say i spank therefore i am. he said i think therefore i am. when your children start carrying on and screaming and yelling and driving you crazy, do

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eastern here on hln. eel help you save more, spend less. >>> hundreds of california firefighters are still, still battling a blaze in ventura county. the wildfires have already consumed 8500 acres and is now threatening 1,000 homes, it's only 10% contained and the santa ana winds are fueling the flames. more than 850 firefighters are on scene, three have been hurt, but not severely. governor arnold schwarzenegger has declared a state of emergency for ventura county. >>> a former girlfriend, claims the man accused of killing a yale university grad student was extremely controlling and sometimes got physical with her. raymond clark iii is accused of killing annie le on the yale campus. his high school girlfriend jessica dell rocco tells abc's "good morning america," clark stoeld her what clothes she could wear and who she could have as friends. dell rocco said she sometimes got frightened. annie le's funeral was last week. >>> the last person to see missing florida girl, haleigh cummings, has apparently ski

stay with hln.im to a before a death panel. >> along with the late-night crowd, internet sites are buzzing with heckling as well. jeanne moos has that part of the story. >> reporter: we cannot tell a lie but we sure can talk about one. >> you lie! >> you lie. >> you lie! >> it's the urban dictionary's word of the day. did you see the part where the guy said "you lie." two words to get a reaction. you lie! >> i thought that was dreadful. >> the reforms i'm proposal would not apply to those here illegally. >> you lie! >> and it had nancy pelosi's head spinning. within hours could you order a you lie tie or you lie cap. turned the south carolina congressman who yelled it into a hero to some. joe wilson for president. but among those we talked to -- >> i think it's disgusting. >> it's disgraceful. i just came out of the gym. we were all talking about it. >> reporter: you lie is a love tap in countries where politicians play hard ball. the opposition laughs outloud at the british prime minister. >> we sa

call us at 1-877-tell-hln. e-mail address right there. cnn.com/hln.plus your comment to hlntv. standard it text rates apply. leave a comment on our facebook page if you would like to. hope to hear from you today. >>> the house will vote on a resolution of disapproval of congressman joe wilson of south carolina later today. he's the republican who yelled out "you lie" during the president's health care speech to congress last wednesday. just what the resolution will say has not yet been released. wilson apologized to the president and said he won't apologize again. >>> there will be a bipartisan plan to overhall the u.s. health care system. the question is will it have enough support for serious consideration. max baucus and five members will unveil the plan tomorrow. the three democrats and three monies have been negotiates for months. republicans have won huge concessions. the plan will have no government run insurance program. >> i think there's a growing sense this bill will pass. more senators want to vote for health care reform that passes than n

1-877-tell-hln. you can e-mail us at cnn.com/hln.s. >>> one of the biggest questions about health care reform is how are we going to pay for it. one proposal would tax insurers on their most expensive plan. how will it work? poppy harlow joins us with much more. that is the big question. hi, poppy. >> we may find out. the president's primetime speech, of course, on health care tonight. a lot of ideas floated, debate on capitol hill. the committee chairman of the senate finance committee max baucus is floating a plan that includes a 35% tax on shy-cost insurance premiums. the insurance companies would have to pay that tax. the idea it would keep down costs for all of us. what is considered high cost under this proposal? $8,000 a year for individual coverage. to put that in perspective, the average american right now on their employee-sponsored health care plan is $4,700. much higher. for family coverage this would be considered high if the plan is $21,000 or higher. the 35% tax to the insurance companies. the average family plan that

give us a call at 1-877-tell-hln. text your comments and views to hln tv. randy quade bonded out of jail. he and his wife were arrested yesterday spending several hours in jail. they are accused of skipping out on a $10,000 california hotel bill. the santa barbara sheriff's department issued a warrant for the couple. they were arrested in a small texas town of marfa. quaid and his wife face charges of burglary, conspiracy and defrauding an inkeeper. quaid is best known for his roles in "kingpin" and "brokeback mountain." >>> what are you doing next tuesday night? we have an exciting addition to our primetime lineup coming your way. we are talking about the joy behar show airing right here at 9:00 on hln. it kicks off this tuesday. make sure you tune in for that. >>> jaycee dugard, the woman held captive for 18 years has made up her mind about what to do if her accused kidnapper goes to trial.oo ng. the air is sweet. and zyrtec® starts... relieving my allergies... 2 hours faster than claritin®. my worst symptoms feel better, indoors and outdoors. with zyrtec

we are taking your calls on this story 1-877-tell-hln.want for let you know we also have joining ounce this story psychologist michelle goland. let me scoot over to you about this incredible revelation that we're hearing from this former girlfriend about the controlling nature of this, you know, future defendant in this case. i'm sure you have a lot of insight as to what this means. >> well, i thought it was so interesting when this tragic story first broke the way that it was reported as a case of workplace violence and what it really made me think of was really the amount of bullying and workplace violence that does go on in our country and often it is and we're hearing about him not just in his previous relationships, as with the 16-year-old but even older, where he was controlling and violent. but, at work what we find with bullies is they have a lot of anger and fault-finding over trivial matters -- >> but, are you buying this, this is actually work place violence especially we have this ex-girlfriend telling us he was so controlling

you found hln on this labor day weekend. i'm natascha curry. thanks for joining us. a new development in the brutal massacre in a georgia mobile home. police believe the guy who callcall 911 to report the killings was involved in them. guy heinz jr. charged with eight counts of first degree murder. both physical evidence and testimony link to him. >> very late this afternoon, two pieces of information came forward to us. we took the two pieces of information, compared it to the whole of all of the evidence collected all week long. we were satisfied that that led us to believe that guy hinds jr. is a responsible person for the murders. >> seven of the eight people killed are going to be buried today. an arrest warrant shows that hipz gave police false information about where he was before the killings and also about the circumstances before his 911 call. his father is one of the victims. >>> the ashes of the wild fire near los angeles has become a crime scene now. investigators say it was intentionally set and it killed two f

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e-mail us at cnn.com/hln.tandard text rates apply. >>> the restaurant cracker barrel has banned a georgia man from their restaurant because he allegedly beat up one of their customers. he was arrested for allegedly hitting a woman and yelling racial slurs. >>> a woman who gunned down a pastor at his indiana church is free today. elizabeth may barry walked out of prison yesterday after murdering the reverend t happened after their romance so you we ared. her 50-year sentence was reduced because the court found her mentally ill when she shot the pastor. >> there is disappointment. >>. >> she should never be released. she's a menace to society. >> this is ridiculous. where is the justice? authorities say that she will have to meet regularly with an officer. >> he says that the coin with the selection disappeared from his home in west seattle on tuesday and a neighbor apparently saw someone suspicious leaving the house and the hunch of where to find the suspect, at a coin star machine. >> i said, those are my son'

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