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if you want to text, send them to hlntv. standard text messages will apply. >>> california authorities are back again searching the home of kidnapping suspect phillip garrido. they started searching yesterday for clues in the disappearance of two young girls who went missing in the late '80s. investigators suspect the search will take several days. garrido and his wife are already charged with kidnapping jay see dugard, keeping her captive for 18 years. jaycee's kidnapping had similarities to the disappearance op garrett in 1988 and the other in 1989. they were both abducted from cities less than 50 miles from antioch. and dugard and garrett, they pretty much look alike. you can see in the pictures. not only that, a sketch of the suspect in garrett's abduction resembles pictures of phillip garrido at the time. there were also similarities in the get-away vehicle and the scar found on garrido's property. we'll keep you posted on that. >>> a huge fire engulfed a multi-million dollar home in los angeles this morning. looks like

e-mail at cnn.com/primenews or text us at hlntv. start the text with the word "prime." >>> welcome. this is "prime news." i'm mike galanos. first, a story we've been covering for you on a daily basis. just moments ago a jury in louisville, kentucky, announced its decision in the trial of a high school football coach charged in the death of one of his players. the charge, not guilty on both counts 37 the two charges reckless homicide and wanton endangerment. two years ago 15-year-old max gilpin collapsed and died. collapsed in a very intense practice on a hot august day. the emotional reaction, you can almost hear it in the background. tears, tears of joy for coach david spinson and his family. we're going to continue to follow it. we'll have more a little bit later on. a couple of things to look at, what did they fail to prove? legal definition of recklessly failing to perceive the risk that a person would observe in a situation. obviously, the prosecution could not prove this. we'll talk about this case. for me personally, what can we learn from this? that's what i want to know. ho

hlntv. standard text rates apply.we're following for you, a suspected serial killer who alluded police for two decades now officially in custody. milwaukee police say this man, here's the mug shot, 49-year-old walter ellis will be in court today in connection with the killings of nine women. guess what? this goes all of the way back to 1986. police say his dna was found on the bodies of all nine victims most of the women were prostitutes. ellis has been charged with the death of two of these women but prosecutors say it's possible more charges are imminent. he was arrested over the weekend just a few days after police took a dna sample from his toothbrush. ellis pleaded no contest in 1998 to a reduced charge of second-degree reckless injury. i want to delve deeper into this story and go to milwaukee police chief edward flynn who joins us live from milwaukee. chief flynn, first of all, congratulations. i listened to your speech at the news conference yesterday. i know your teams and several teams sifted through years o

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cnn.com/primenews or text us at hlntv.t. people have talked about this, newspapers around the world report a south african champion sprintr has both male and female organs, track officials won't confirm or deny the reports but some say they're concerned about the impact this is going to have on caster semenya. remember she's 18 years old. her gender was questioned after she won the women's 800 meter last month. reports about her medical evaluation suggest she may not have been aware of this. track officials won't make a decision until november either way she probably won't lose her medal boss they say this is not an issue of cheating. >>> people are taking part in drills to test new waves of keeping in touch during an emergency. a national safety group says texting and social networking sites could be an important tool for families after a disaster. the safe america foundation laurnlging a campaign to train people about using text or websites like twitter if traditional communication methods aren't working. more than 200,0

you can also text us to hlntv.ent obama's speech tonight the big test. the president will be speaking to a joint session of congress and speaking to the american people as well here as to what he wants in a health care overhaul package. the white house says the president is still working on the speech today here in the hours before he'll be speaking on the hill. press secretary robert gibbs says he'll lay out specific ways to provide insurance coverage for all americans and how to hold down some of these high costs. he'll also explain how a government run insurance plan talked about this as a public option, and how this would work. >> the president will talk about the public option and talk about the value of bringing through a public option choice and competition to the private insurance market. that's a big part of what the president talks about. it's not all of what the president talks about because it's not the totality of health reform. >> the american medical association is urging congress to overhaul health

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text us, text your comments to me at hlntv, standard text rates apply.e'll continue to air some of your responses throughout the day. pretty personal phone calls to get started. so who knows what we'll have next. >>> how about this, speaking of personal, a pastor has a big secret for decades until he gave the sermon of his life. the shocking revelations he told his congregation. >>> a u.s. customs chief call it is a bad day. seizing $41 million in drug money smuggled in from the u.s., concealed in shipping containers full of fertilizer chemicals. u.s. customs officials say the huge cash seizure is a side of multi-national cooperation in drug investigations. look at this. that's a british naviship sinking a fishing boat it says has about 384 million dollars worth of cocaine hidden on it. the navy intercepted this boat off the coast of south america this month. of course, the crew had been taken off before this happened. the defense ministry says the boat was acting suspiciously in an area known for drug trafficking. >>> a transgender pastor came out to hi

or text the word "views" plus your comments and name to hlntv. will be airing the responses through the afternoon. >>> grizzly bears in yellowstone national park and surrounding areas are back on the threatened species list. a federal court ordered the move yesterday in response to a lawsuit. 600 grizzlies live around the park. hunting them is illegal. but people killed at least 20 of them last year either in self-defense or by mistake. just two years ago, the grizzly population was thought to be recovered. >>> hundreds of firefighters battling a wildfire near sonoma county, california. more than 300 acres have burned. it's half contained. crews hope to have it completely under control later today. six homes are threatened. so far, no evacuations, no injuries and no word on a possible cause. >>> the first day of fall looking more like a winter wonderland in colorado. know started falling in the foothills of denver yesterday, up to a foot could fall by tomorrow afternoon. colorado doesn't usually see its first snowflakes for another month. >>> hom

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send us a text at hlntv, just start your mem with the word prime. it's your chance to be heard. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is hour number two of "prime news." we have three huge developments right now in the kidnapping case of jaycee dugard. number one, jaycee is reportedly telling cops that rapist phillip garrido never laid a hand on her two daughters, allegedly fathered by garrido. many of us feared for those girls after learning about jaycee's horrific 18-year ordeal. the search of garrido's home in california, it really reaches a fever pitch. investigators started excavating now the two different sniffer dogs detected the scent of possible remains. number three, some mysterious black box garrido gave his friend for safekeeping just days before his arrested. as always, we take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln is the number. you guys have great questions on this topic. joining me to talk about, we welcome back henry lee, reporter "san francisco chronicle." and stacy kazer, psychotherapist. one of our fears this monster garrido could

and text the word requests l "views" and your comments and name to hlntv.und alive after disappearing in a remote national forest. her brother-in-law was found hours early. endurance athletes, also known as ultra runners usually run for a full day, covering distances of up to 100 miles. rescuers had to send other endurance runners after them. the them. the terrain was too rough for search vehicles. >> i'm eternally grateful. appreciate everything you guys have done. thanks to for finding my wife. she's really, are really strong wild. don't tell her she can't do anything because she'll prove you wrong 100% of time. >> several endurance runners showed up to follow the pair into the backcountry. she's right now in serious condition. >>> we need to warn you about this next story. it's disturbing the video you're about to see. deputies outside of chicago raided a dogfighting operation. it was in a house also used as a day care center. you heard it right. nine dogs were so badly injured they had to have surgery. ten children were at the home when telephones arriv

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or text us at hlntv, and start your message with the word prime.ty's friend. is it true that little haleigh was taken to a drug raged fuel party, overdosed on oxycontin and died? we have the friend's letter written from behind bars. an arrest warrant is now out for misty's mom. are the cops putting the squeeze on misty's family.@@ remember, this woman has had doubts about her own daughter from day one. >> yes, i think my heart was holding something back. i think they're both holding something back. that's just in my heart. i'm going to tell her i love her. if you know anything at all, please tell me. we can work it through. i'll be right there by your side. we'll get through it.úú but just please tell me whateve@ you're holding back. >> joining me now, vito, a former police detective. and t.j. hart, program and news director for wsky, 97.3 fm in gainesville, florida. thank you both for joining us. let's go to t.j. hart, bring us up to date with the latest, t.j. >> you heard about that letter. and the letter is all it is, a letter from jail. but the

text the word views, plus your comments and name, to hlntv. standard text rates do apply. >>> calling the death of five young children and their mother the most hoar terrific and violent crime ever in the naples, florida area. why the children's father was on police radar and now may be out of reach for investigators who want to talk to him. stay with us. for arthritis pain... in your hands... knees... and back. for little bodies with fevers.. and big bodies on high blood pressure medicine. tylenol works with your body... in a way other pain relievers don't... so you feel better... knowing doctors recommend tylenol... more than any other brand of pain reliever. >>> investigators in florida are looking for a man whose wife and five young children were found dead inside their apartment on saturday. the collier county sheriff's office says the 33-year-old board add flight to hate fri miami international airport. our affiliate joins us now from naples, florida, with the very latest. >> reporter: hi, yes. the sheriff's office is calling this one of

e-mail us cnn.com/primenews or text us your thoughts at hlntv. start your message with prime. be heard. >>> welcome. this is hour number two of "prime news." in the murder of yale student annie le, prosecutors have blocked the release of her autopsy results saying it could hurt their investigation. the 24-year-old's body was discovered behind a basement wall in a campus lab on sunday, the same day she was supposed to get married. police are narrowing the list of suspects. this is helping. the high-tech building is so secure you need a swipe i.d. card just to ge in. the outpouring of emotion, students held a candlelight vigil for le and le's roommate talked about losing her friend. >> she was as good a human being as you would ever hope to meet. that this horrible tragedy happened at all is incomprehensible but that it happened to her is infin it inially more so. it seems completely senseless. >> it must have been difficult for her to speak. she did so eloquently. 1-877-tell-hln. we welcome back thomas kaplan and hln law enforcement analyst mike brooks and clinical skols d psyc

or you can text us at hlntv, start your message with the word prime.heard. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome once again. i'm jane velez-mitchell, i'm in for mike galanos. this is "prime news." whoa, some incredible revelations just coming in on this man accused of killing yale graduate student annie le. you won't believe this one. of course, her promising life was ended in a cold lab basement. we're now getting two completely different faces of raymond clark.@@ listen to his childhood friends talking to larry king last night on our sister network cnn. >> it's very shocking to me. this is not the raymond clark that i know. and honestly, at the time being -- i can't say that i believe he's guilty. i've known him so long, i just can't picture him doing something like this, you know. not at all. >> have you ever known him to be violent? >> no. not at all. i've known him to be outgoing, happy, athletic, fun. violent, not at all. >> however, some co-workers call him a control freak. a rude creep obsessed with lab rules. and we're learning mor

send us a text, just send it to hlntv, start your message with the word prime.your chance to be heard. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome back. i'm mike galanos. for the first time we're getting graphic details just being released the minutes after jaycee dugard was abducted. the girl was walking to her school bus stop, 11 years old. doesn't get any more innocent than that. that's when police say she came face to face with convicted rapist, phillip garrido and his wife. then the living hell began. it turned out to be an 18-year hell for this young girl. we'll take your calls. 1-877-tell-hln is the number. michael cardoza, criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor. he has a source bringing this excruciating time line. also with us, clinical psychologist, dr. brenda wade. all right, michael, let's go back to the beginning, and the first detail you brought us. i want you to bring the viewers up to speed here. phillip and nancy garrido went child shopping. that's where it all began. go ahead. >> that is where it all began, michael. the day befor

or text us at hlntv. just start your message with the word prime.chance to be heard. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is hour number two of "prime news." at this very moment the man suspected of killing a yale grad student is behind bars. police in new haven, connecticut, arrested railed clark just this morning, and today he was charged in the death of annie le. police say he strangled this innocent bride-to-be, stuck her body in a wall where it was found on what should have been her wedding day. so many questions here. did he know her? if so, what kind of relationship did they have? we know this, they both worked at the same research building, same lab. so he had access to her. here's what police are saying. >> i think it's important to note this is not about urban crime. it's not about university crime. it's not about domestic crime, but an issue of workplace violence, which has become a growing concern around the country. >> we'll take your calls on this, 1-877-tell-hln. joining me to talk about this, our expert panel, dr. clay wats

or jump into the conversation via the text, text us at hlntv.e word prime. it's your chance to be heard. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome. this is hour number two of "prime news." i'm mike galanos. for the first time we're hearing from the first wife of phillip garrido. imagine what's going through her mind as this is unfolding. phillip garrido, the convicted rapest living outside of san francisco, accused of kidnapping jaycee dugard when she was 11 and holding her captive for 18 years. first wife's name, christine murphy, said they were high school sweethearts, but not long after they were married, he became abusive. even tried to gouch her eyes out. in a jealous rage. tried to do it with a safety pin. listen as murphy tells "inside edition" just how much of a creep this guy was, even back then. >> what happened to your marriage? >> well, it fell apart. because of his neediness for sex. i just wanted my life to be the way it used to be. before phillip garrido. >> we'll take your calls on this, 1-877-tell-hln. joining me to talk

or send us a text at hlntv, all you have to do is start your message with the word prime.hance to be heard. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "prime news." i'm mike galanos. a woman is asking for jaycee dugard to tell the truth about her 18 years of life as a prisoner. a business associate of the accused captor, phillip garrido. she said she's been in garrido's home and from what she can tell jaycee and the two girls lived in the house. authorities raided three properties owned by malynno and her husband, and now she's calling on dugard to clear her name. call in, the number 1-877-tell-hln. joining me to talk about it, dr. henry paul, adolescent psychiatrist and author. also with us, former criminal investigator, and director of defend university, steve kardian. joining us from "san francisco chronicle," henry lee. he's been following this one since day one. i've got to start, though, with dr. henry paul on this one. doctor, what could this lady be thinking? as if jaycee dugard doesn't have anything else to be concerned about, like putting her life back tog

send us a text at hlntv, start your message with the word prime.r chance to be heard. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is hour number two of "prime news." i'm mike galanos. an important update as police investigate the murder of annie le. a lab technician has been questioned in the case. his apartment searched overnight. and now this, police have seized 250 pieces of evidence. the guy's name is raymond clark iii. he's 24. engaged to another lab tech. he was taken into custody last night for a few hours. cops took a dna sample then let him go. we know how annie le died. the medical examiner said she was strangled. yet this puzzling clue, bloody clothing found hidden above ceiling tiles in another part of the building where the 24-year-old's body was discovered. we'll take your calls. you guys have great questions on this. 1-877-tell-hln is the number. joining us, dr. brenda wade, clinical psychologist. also back with us, don clark, former fbi, special agent in charge. don, as we listened to that press conference, we're hearing 250 piec

shoot us an e-mail, cnn.com/primenews, or text us at hlntv. message with the word prime. it's your chance to be heard. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome once again. this is hour number two of mime news. i'm mike galanos. major development in the case of phillip garrido. the california man accused of kidnapping jaycee dugard when she was just 11 and holding her prisoner in a backyard compound for almost two decades. detectives said a bone fragment found near his home last week is most likely human. dna tests will determine the bone's age. we're hoping advanced tests can tell us that. who it might have belonged to. that poses the question, are there potentially other victims here? as always, we take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. joining us, dr. clarence watson, a forensic psychiatrist. and also with us, reporter sam stanton, sacramento bee who's been covering this, doing a great job as well. sam, let's start with the news of the day. the bone fragment found. tell us what we know about it, and where it was found in relation to phill

also, text the words views and comments and name to hlntv. standard text rates apply.bout this in a little buy. >>> a british jury convicted three men of plotting terror attacks on several airlines. it was supposed to be the deadliest attack since september 11th. prosecutors say the suspects tried to blow up at least seven planes flying to the united states and canada in 2006 with liquid explosives in soft drink bottles. that's what prompteded the current restrictions that we have on the amount of liquids and gels passengers can take on flights. the court spokesperson says the man could be sentenced as soon as thursday. another five defendants were found not guilty. >>> many of like many of us, the president is laboring on this labor day. hear his message on economy and health care that has a pretty ll big crowd fired up. they put a white check on the top of every box to let people know that their cereals have healthy whole grain, and they're the right choice... (announcer) general mills makes getting whole grain an easy choice. just look for the white check. this is h

or text us hlntv, start your message with the word prime. this is your chance to be heard.so take it. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome again, everybody, i'm ashleigh banfield. i'm sitting in for mike galanos tonight. new revelations on the accused yale killer, raymond clark, and a somewhat sordid past. his high school ex-girlfriend is now making some frightening accusations. she says he got very angry, even had that look in his eye, and then she says it got physical, too. here is jessica delrocco talking about that relationship on abc's "good morning america." >> about three months into everything, he started to get a little controlling, in the fact where it was where i could and couldn't wear, where i couldn't go, how i should speak and stuff like that. just from there it escalated. it's don't go here and don't be friends with these boys and these girls are okay. you know, you're talking too much. or you're not talking loud enough. >> well, now investigators are going back to that campus lab where they found annie le's body stuffed in a wall. nearby, there

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or you can text us at hlntv, just start your message with the word prim.'s your chance to be heard. x -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome. this is hour number two of "prime news." we have chilling details coming in on the illinois family wiped out in one feld swoop. raymond, ruth and her three children, teenage brother and sister, younger boy all dead. a population of about 200. yesterday we heard from people who knew them. all the kids, all-american kids. just to give you a picture. they ate candy while waiting for the bus outside the neighborhood post office. picture of innocence there. the 16-year-old girl had her first boyfriend. well, now investigators are talking about what they found at the scene. and it is just 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. >> with that said, we can only wonder, speculate what they went through. must have been horrific at that crime scene. we're hearing, though, as we look for leads in this, about a mysterious truc

e-mail us: or shoot us a text at hlntv. just start your message with the word "prime. "i've it's your chance to be heard. >> controversy, opinion, your chance to be heard. this is "prime news." >> this is "prime news." i'm mike galanos. and unthinkable massacre, a family killed in a quite farm town 140 miles southwest of chicago. a contractor and stay-at-home-wife, their kids. they're all dead. the kids waited for their school bus, the neighborhood post office, picked candy out of the post office cookie jar. this as they did homework before school. an innocent family, all lost. it is tragic. who could do o this? >> leads have been developed and are being vigorously pursued. this was a brutal homicide against an entire family and we are determined to identify and arrest those responsible. >> we'll take your calls on this at 1-877-tell-hln. bringing in our hln law enforcement analyst mike brooks and ryan den im, online news editor also knew the family. ryan, the latest, any leads who might have done? ? >> no. at this point police have been very tight lipped. if they do h

next the words "views" plus your comments and name to hlntv.rates apply. >>> a love of language and a passion for politics will always be the hallmark for columnist william safire. the "new york times" writer has died of pancreatic cancer. william safire was a speechwriter for president knicks zor, and coined the phrase in reference to journalists. he started writing conservative op-eds in 1973. he also wrote the column on language, and offered up clever writing tips. some that he was most famous for, he actually wrote the rules for himself. they include, never use a long word when a diminutive one will do. and don't start sentences with a conjunction junction. and he said, last but not least, avoid cliches like the playing plague. william safire was 79 years old. >>> detroit lions fans have been starving for a victory since 2007. now they finally have something to sink their teeth into. literally. find out how fans can taste the team's success on hln "news and views." y8 >>> breaking news from chicago. three people have been arrested in the be

give us a call, 877-835-5456, e mill cnn.com/hln or text views to hlntv.r your responses coming up. >>> you're going to be seeing a lot of president obama this weekend. some say it's too much. sitting down for interviews back-to-back with five networks including our sister network cnn, even putting in a david letterman appearance early next week. is he in the spotlight too much? let's go to deputy political director paul steinhauser. >> you're hearing a lot about this. remember, chuck, it was only a month ago that some were criticizing the president for not being out enough during the proun hall protests for his health care plans. he was too quiet. in the last week we've seen a real push by this white house to get the president out there. remember, it started ability nine days ago and went in prime time on national tv as he addressed a joint session of congress. two rallies including the one you see yesterday from maryland, also an address to a union crowd, and as you mentioned, he's going to be everywhere this weekend and then on letterman. so does the wh