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. >>> that's our sister network hln covered this. holly hughes let's talk about cindy anthony now.hat do you make of that? what does that tell you about the grandmother here? >> what it tells me right up front she knew something wasn't right with this story. she says my daughter tells me the babysitter took the little girl. something is wrong. i found my daughter's car and it smells like there's bean dead body in that car. right away she is keying in on the fact that this story doesn't make sense. i don't believe it. if she truly believed that that little girl was off with the babysitter why would you even mention the car. why would you talk about a dead body. she knew in her gut and couldn't accept it. >> tim clemente and advisor and writer to "criminal minds." when you hear her saying and other people saying that car smells like death does that tell you anything? >> yes. it's a very dissing tinct smell. she knew it ining tinctively that was death. another thing is the hair they found in the car, post mortem banding can only come off a dead body and not somebody who died in the la

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. >> that's how our sister network, hln, covered this.ughes, let's talk about cindy anthony. what does that tell you about the grandmother? >> what it tells me is right up front she knew something was not right with this story. listen to her words, don. what does she say? my daughter tells me the babysitter took this little girl. my daughter tells me she hasn't seen her in 31 days, but something is wrong. i found my daughter's car and it smells like there's been a dead body in the car. she's keying in on the fact this story doesn't make sense, i don't believe it. if she believes that little girl was off with the babysitter, why would you talk about a dead body? she knew in her gut and she couldn't accept it. >> tim clemente, when you hear her saying and hear other people saying that car smelled like death, does that tell you anything? >> yes, i think it's a very distinct smell that human beings really react viscerally to. the hair they found that had postmortem banding, it can only come off someone who died and had started to decompose. i

prime topics for hln's jane velez-mitchell.ormer congressman anthony weiner. after sending pictures of himself and sexting, he is now quitting congress. right move? >> i think it's absolutely the right move. because the exchanges were incredibly graphic and of a sexual nature and most of all because he lied. he made up a phony story about his twitter account getting hacked and then had to admit that he lied and also his wife it pregnant. he really needs to focus on the fa mly right now. >> i want to ask you during the news conference, a guy working for the "howard stern show" started screaming vulgar comments, is it getting worse? have we reached a level where serious events have gone to a whole new level? is it -- should it be stopped? >> i do have to say that he himself was the one who brought the dialogue, the public conversation down to this level. his exchanges, which have been published, they seem like those of a hormonal teenage boy. he's acting in an immature fashion. to me it was like instant can karma. should it be st

drew pinsky, host of hln's "dr. drew." you've been through many cases like this, famous people, non-famous people. what do you make of it? what's driven someone like anthony weiner who just got married to a very beautiful woman, a very smart lady, apparently. he's got all of his political future ahead of him, everyone tipping him as a high flier, and he's seem to have had gambled everything in a very reckless manner. why would he do that? >> this is the question everyone shakes their head and ask, when they look at young men of any age behaving such as this. and in those moments when they're trying to evoke those kind of experiences, they aren't thinking, they aren't contemplating consequences. they don't really understand why they're doing what they're doing and they're very disconnected. and often, it can be like any other addiction, the consequences aren't considered until they really come to bear. the fact is, there's often a great deal of emptiness, and these men tend to take these experiences offline, and that's one

>> susan, you guys on hln have been doing a great job of covering this story.ve all the ins and outs of this casey anthony story? >> it is fascinating and so many people have been following this because they can't believe that a young woman, if you believe the prosecution, could do this to her own flesh and blood. >> susan, we'll see new a little bit. thank you so much. >>> tonight and tomorrow we're going to show you what happened to a little boy who got enrolled in a government funded study aimed at making e femme nant boys more miss casculine. research done on this boy is still being cited. in the 1970s the little boy was treated at the gender identity clinic. his real name was concealed. his treatment was called a success but now more than 30 years later we finally know what really happened to him. his name is kirk murphy and for the first time on television, his family is sharing his story, their story with us. they're doing it because they want you to know who kirk really was. they want you to know what he went through, and they want you to know what impa

. >> clarence clemons on the joy behar show back in 2009 on our sister network hln. joining me by phone is craig cott a critic for the ""chicago tribune"." i understand you are writing the obit wash now -- obituary now. it's a great loss, isn't it? >> well is, absolutely. he was you know as sideman go, evers probably one of the most famous sidemen in rock history. anybody who is a spring will springsteen fan recognizes the cover of the "born to run" album as springsteen's most iconic album. and it's telling that clemons shares the cover with springsteen. it's one of the most powerful images in rock. springsteen leaning on clemons' shoulder. they were literally joined at the hip before day one, before springsteen was famous, clemons was in his band and you know, he was as much a part of that stage presentation as springsteen was in many ways. >> you know, people have written about it and they have -- he's talked about it as well, clarence clemons and bruce springsteen about the night they met in asbury park in new jersey. they said it seemed like destiny that they sor

shown here on our sister network, hln.ruce springsteen and the e street band for 40 years. he suffered a stroke a week ago. again, dead at the age of 69. >>> in other news. largest wildfire in arizona history in the state is more than a third contained allowing evacuees to get back to their homes in the alpine area. the wallow fire has now burned more than half a million acres. strong winds this weekend may hamper firefighters. those winds helped stoke a second fire to the staff. the monument fire torched 40 homes and forced hundreds to evacuate. >>> also tonight, a potentially very serious breach of airline security. prosecutors say this man, porter, used someone else's identity to get a job as flighted a tent can't for american eagle airlines. police arrested porter at miami international airport. immigration authorities planned to deboard him but a spokesman wouldn't say where he was from or what his residency status is. they say this case does not involve any customer information. >>> we'll have much, much more at the

. >>> here with our friend joe carter from hln sports.d to have you here an it is always fascinating to see these crashes and the guys just walk out of these race cars. >> yesterday's crash was the type of video that essentially stopped me in my tracks. no pun intended. i was literally walking by the tv and saw it happen and thought -- holy cow. this is at the 24-hour le mans. this driver clips another car which sends him into the barrier. his car is shredded. now the look on the face of his crew says it all. they look mortified. again, no one -- no one -- not even a spectator was hurt in this race. as you see the driver walking away from his car there. but incredible that nobody was even caught by a piece of debris. >> that's a good point to make as well. they go out of their way these races, these different circuits to protect the driver and audience. they've learned some lessons over the years. >> so horse racing yesterday, belmont stakes. it's been now 33 years since we're going to see a triple crown winner. long shot wins yesterday,

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joe carter with hln sports here with a couple of different stories. of my favorite video of the day where a world class athlete doesn't look so athletic when he switches up sports. but first, the u.s. open. a young fella doing his thing. >> i thought golf was supposed to be boring without tiger woods, not supposed to be a lot of dramatic story lines. but here we have the young man, the irishman who's been compared in so many ways to tiger woods, rory mcilroy providing dramatics at this year's u.s. open. through 36 holes, this young man is now at 11 under par. he has a six-shot lead, and no golfer in the 111-year history of the u.s. open tournament has ever played such flawless 36 holes of golf. even phil mickelson, a four-time master major champion is impressed by the play of the young irishman. but golf fans know, it wasn't too long ago back in april at the masters, rory mcilroy had the lead going into the final nine holes and completely imploded. hit balls into the clubhouse, into the creek. went from 1st to 15th and everybody said, oh, man, he comp

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can of course watch special coverage of the casey anthony trial all day long on our sister network, hln. that's is the place to catch it. >>> he's accused of sexually assaulting a hotel maid, but former imf chief dominique strauss-khan says he is not guilty. the plea today came as he was indicted on seven criminal charges stemming from a may 14th incident inside a posh new york hotel. strauss-khan's attorneys formally asked prosecutors to provide scientific reports and formal statements by the housekeeper. information they say has already been leaked to the media. >> shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! >> hotel workers protested outside the courthouse shouting "shame on you" as strauss-khan walked in. strauss-khan remains under house arrest in a luxury new york town house. >>> the former tijuana mayor is in custody in mexico city after soldiers allegedly seized a large cache of illegal weapons and firearms from his home. soldiers burst into his home this weekend and arrested him, along with ten other people. one of the richest and most controversial politicians in mexico, rome den

nancy grace has been following the case for our sister network hln and joins us live from florida to break down what has been going on there today. first, nancy, what do you think about casey anthony's alleged illness? do you believe she was ill? did anyone see her tears there? >> well, randi, number one, thank you for having me. i'm here outside the orlando orange county courthouse and i'm not so sure that she was sick as much as sick of the testimony. because one thing i noticed, randi -- i've been watching her very carefully. when her mother cindy anthony, grandmother to little caylee took the stand, she was so broken up, she put her head down, couldn't even raise her head. she went through a box of kleenex. tot mom has been through one! randi, one kleenex! but she's been crying for two days. she's used one kleenex. all right, that of course is anecdotal proof. but the reason -- there were a lot of people upset in court today. and that's because we were hearing testimony about caylee's limbs, her femura, her legs, being chewed on by animals, her trunk, torso, being dragged off and

. >>> our sister network, hln, is your destination for complete coverage of the casey anthony trial. can watch special coverage of the trial throughout the day on hln. >>> wait until you hear how much the airlines are collecting in fees from passengers just like you. buckle up and keep your seat. >>> half past the hour. here's a look at some of the headlines and news you may have missed. president obama is in puerto rico right now. it is the first official presidential visit to the territory since president kennedy visited 50 years ago, although presidents johnson and ford made unofficial stops there. the u.s. territory has nearly four million residents who are american citizens but can't vote for president. but more than four million puerto ricans living in the 50 u.s. states do have full voting rights and the president could use their support in his 2012 re-election bid. he will wrap up today's trip with a fund-raiser. >>> michele bachmann made news in last night's republican presidential debate. listen. >> i filed today my paperwork to seek the office of the presidency of the unit

because, you know, i'm on hln in the mornings five days a week.going to nashville, i'll be back in a week. i take the weekends to write songs and travel up to nashville and then to record it. i've used my vacation days. so i'm really, like, yea! >> you're proud of it. >> i'm really excited for people to hear it. >> when did you start dreaming of doing this? >> you know, one of my first memories is of singing at church, learning to sing at church, like holding harmonies against people. >> how old were you? >> pre-k. >> you talk about being the daughter of a preacher. you're thafrping your parents. you also say, living room jam sessions and a little piano we hauled home in the truck. >> this was my void. i was not a good public speaker. i was not confident getting up and even reading a book report to the high school class. and because i would see my father as a public speaker every weekend and make it look so early, that's what i coveted. they said your void becomes your value. i was bound and determined i was going to conquer that and lo and behold

joined by joe carter, hln sports, friend of the show on the weekend. good to see you.o see. we'll get to that in a second, but a world class athlete, but you give him a baseball he doesn't so much look like one. we'll show you that video in a second. i haven't even it myself, but you all have been telling me about it. let's start at the u.s. open and a young fella that is tigerlike some are saying. >> some people are comparing him to tiger woods, but we're talking about 22-year-old rory mcilroy who is dominating the u.s. open. in 36 holes no one in the 111-year history of this tournament has ever played a better 36 holes. he's currently 11 under. and he has got a 6-shot lead heading into this weekend. the last person to play this well was tiger woods in 2000, he ended up winning the u.s. open by 15 shots. we'll see if rory can play that well through the weekend. but you remember a couple months back in april, he had the lead at the masters. on the final 9 holes he went from first to 15th. he totally tumbled, the wheels fell off the wagon. people are saying can he hold

. >>> our sister network hln is your place for the complete coverage of the casey anthony trial.ial throughout date on hln. >>> there is a new troubling development in washington's strategic relationship with pakistan. pakistan's military spy agency known addle isi has allegedly had evidence. >>> and "the new york times" reports that five people were detained. including a former pakistani neighbor who copied the license plates of those visiting the compound. the latest ties between washington and islamabad. >>> we're hearing directly from arnold schwarzenegger's mistress, mildred baena. she's finally breaking the silence. baena spoke candidly with "hello" magazine to set the record break. she did the interview alongside her 13-year-old son. his name is joseph. baena said when joseph learned schwarzenegger was his dad a year ago, he reacted simply, "cool." baena said i new arnold was the father and maybe as joseph got older and he began to look at him he wondered but he never said anything to me. baena also said maria, quote, cried with me and told me to get off my knees. baena's

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. >>> our sister network, hln, is your destination for complete coverage of the casey anthony trial. there you can watch special coverage of the trial throughout the day. >>> our "sound effect" today is the ever increasing loneliness of anthony weiner. the new york congressman who admits tweeting raunchy photographs of his self-to female followers is rapidly losing his own following on capitol hill. at least six of weiner's fellow democratic representatives are publicly urging him to give up his office as are two democratic senators. here's one of each. >> his behavior was, again, unacceptable. to me it was appalling. again, as a woman, as a colleague of his, just this really does violate his relationship, i think, with his constituents. and calls -- i call for his resignation. >> what do you think about congressman weiner? should he resign? >> it would be fine with me if he did. ultimately that's up to him and his constituents and his family, but i think at this point it would probably be a good thing if he would go ahead and resign. >> technically, weiner can be expelled, but it's

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. >> susan, you guys on hln have been doing a great job in covering this story.eve the ins and outs, the casey anthony story. have you seen anything like it? >> so many people have been following this from the start because they can't believe a young woman, if you believe the prosecution could do this to her own flesh and blood. >> all right. susan, we'll see you in a little bit. thank so you much. >>> tonight and tomorrow we're going to show you what happened to a little boy who got enrolled in a government funded study aimed at making efeminine boys more masculine. this story begins in the early 1970s when the little boy was treated at ucl a's gender identity clinic opinion his real name was concealed. his treatment was called a success. but now more than 30 years later we finally know what really happened to him. his name is curt murphy. for the first time on television his family is sharing their story with us. they are doing it because they want you to know who curt really was. they want you to know what he went through and they want you to know what impact

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. >> the latest on this case is nancy grace of our sister network, hln. extraordinary recordings there. and it kind of explains, i i think, why this case is capturing the interest of america. she seems so ordinary, this girl. she doesn't seem like your average psychopathic killer. and it's that, i think, it's the sheer or ordinariness. she can be the girl next door. is it that that's drawing so much attention. >> as a matter of fact, piers, an excellent observation. thank you for having me. number two, we have just come out of the courthouse where we have been watching all day long as tapes like this one and many, many others are pouring in to evidence and the jury is actually transfixed. as a matter of fact, at one point, the judge said, do you guys want to go home today, and they're like, no, we'll keep watching. they are transfixed on all of this. this is what we have learned. at one point, she says, i'm the victim. in other words, she's the victim, not caylee. she loses control, goes viral, and rants on her parents about no one's listening to her. at

for continuing live coverage of the casey anthony trial, head over to our sister network, hln. >> and gabriel giffords is spending time at home. you will regard giffords was shot in the head in january. she was released from a houston hospital on wednesday. her husband spoke out today about his wife for the first time since then, and its today's sound affect. >> she wanted to leave, but she was a little bit apprehensive and a little bit of a sad day, but happy to get here. we had a very busy lifestyle, different places, so in any given year she was here rarely, but it's very familiar to her, so that's nice. she's looking forward to getting back to tucson. >> giffords and her husband are staying at their houston suburban home, which is near the space center. a federal judge ruled the shooter is incompetent to stand trial. >>> in the indiana, a body of a missing woman was found in a swamp. she had been missing since monday. extradition hearing is set today for her boyfriend. he was arrested tuesday in indiana and charged with murder. police believe he killed her in michigan and drove ac

. >> that's our sister network hln covering this. holly hughes, we'll talk about cindy anthony now.andmother here? >> what it tells me right up front she knew something was not right with this story. listen to her words, don. my daughter tells me the babysitter took this little girl. my daughter says she has not seen her in 31 days but something my daughter tells me she hasn't seen her in 31 days. i found my daughter's car and it smells like there is a dead body in the car. right away she is keying in on the fact that this story doesn't make sense. i don't believe it. if she truly believed that little girl was off with the baby-sitter, would y would you mention the car? why wouldn't she mentioned dead body? she knew in her gut and she couldn't take it. >> when you hear her saying, and hear other people saying, that car smelled like death, does that tell you anything? >> yes, i think it is a very distinct smell that human beings act viscerally too. the other thing is the hair with postmortem banding, it can only come off of a dead body. not someone who died in the last 15 minutes but

. >> hln's nancy grace has been following this case from the beginning.ng 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. 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 prosecution? >> i think the cause of death is potentially fatal for the prosecution. but in terms of the motive, when nancy says you can't crawl into t

earlier i spoke with nancy grace of hln.fter three weeks of testimony the prosecution has rested their case. what do you think has been their strongest, most compelling evidence? >> reporter: well, you know what, anderson? i think it's going to be just like the 12 jurors. it depends -- beauty is in the eye of the beholder, anderson. i think very, very persuasive evidence was put forth at the very beginning with the so-called behavioral evidence of to the tot mom the way she partied into the night, went out using somebody else's checks and bought booze and push-up bras, never mentioned kaylee, slung up at her boyfriend's house. the whole day after kaylee goes missing never leaving the bedroom? that behavioral evidence made a very strong first impression. but i as the former prosecutor find the most persuasive evidence to be the forensic evidence. the evidence that there was chloroform in that trunk. that the air samples showed human decomposition very, very powerful. and heart-breaking evidence at the crime scene itself of th

. >> great coverage by our sister networks, hln and in session. on true tv. so leonard pits, you are making a point before the break. go ahead. >> i'm just making a point, this is what i call the damsal in distress syndrome. we are not only talking about a racial bias but a gender bias. we look at this case in the larger con tex of similar cases. there is also a sexism thing going on. the only thing we see the huge spotlight of national international coverage is with a young white woman perceived as being danger. it reinforces the stereotype of the damsal in distress, the helpless woman. >> this is the victim. the beautiful little face right there, the little girl. we shouldn't forget that. >> not the only victim, don. when you look at the grandparents on the stand. when you look at george and cindy anthony. you hear george talk about, she call me joe joe. i helped change her diapers. i helped raise her. >> when you see cindy anthony fall apart on the stand. she cannot even hold herself up physically, her body is racked with sobs, they are victims too. whenev

. >> reporter: hln's nancy grace says despite the defense's best efforts she can't see how anyone canweet looking, petite, she looks pale and frail with her hair back in a pony tail like a cheerleader and it's hard to take in and assimilate that what it you're seeing is not what the evidence is telling you. >> we want to get insight on the latest testimony and on how the trial is going, joining us is criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor holly hughes and holly, thank you so much for being here. casey anthony's brother, lee anthony, tell us about his testimony. were there any bombshells? what was the significance? did it help or hurt this mother's case? >> actually, suzanne, it was bombshell day, and it's funny because the prosecution had to really pull lee anthony, that's casey's older brother, to get him to give up some of these real gems for the prosecution. he didn't want to be there. he was nervous. he was reticent, kept saying i don't remember, they had to get out his deposition testimony and prior interviews, what we call refreshing recollection in the law and you're a

. >> every week, we sit down with jane, host of issues, on hln.he was fired up about anthony weiner and newt gingrich but she begins by taking aim at casey anthony who sobbed in court last week during testimony about her dead daughter's remains. jane wasn't buying it. >> if she had only got into acting, she would have taken all of hollywood by storm. there's a lot of people who don't buy it. bunty hunter, leonard padilla, says she is strong as an ox and tough as nails and that there is no way she is breaking down. this is all part of an act and let's face it. people have pulled dramatic stunts in the courtroom before. remember, casey anthony this week also said she was sick and stopped the proceedings so she could leave court and in a very dramatic fashion. as for whether or not her crying an illness is genuine or not, i think nobody knows because this woman is a genius at lying and faking. and that's one of the reasons that everybody is fascinated about this case. >> yeah, as people would call itting with history onics. i want to talk but to this