oh, isha. serious stuff ahead. >>> the jodi arias trial now in the penalty phase.y of her victim travis alexander finally getting their say, their message for jurors as they consider the death penalty ahead. >>> also, really horrifying, a stroller carrying a 14 month old girl falling on to train tracks. the rescue ahead. [ female announcer ] a classic meatloaf recipe from stouffer's starts with ground beef, onions and peppers baked in a ketchup glaze with savory gravy and mashed russet potatoes. what makes stouffer's meatloaf best of all? that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. made with care, for you or your family. >>> crime and punishment tonight, jurors in arizona started hearing arguments today over whether jodi arias will spend life behind bars or if she deserves to die for the murder of her ex-boyfriend, travis alexander, back in 2008. jurors ruled yesterday that the murder was exceptionally cruel, which clears the way for the death penalty under arizona law. today the death penalty phase began. for nearly five months now, as you know, travis alexander

see sunday's newspaper. >>> i am isha shesay with the latest bulletin.chhiker who gained fame has been arrested for murder in a separate case. he was arrested in philadelphia. police in new jersey were offering a $5,000 reward for the arrest. >> last night, s.w.a.t. team members are now facing 20 counts of second-degree murder. we are awaiting identification of the other suspect. >>> and a 14-month-old little girl that is lucky to be alive. after her stroller rolled off a train platform, her mother jumped onto the track to save her. the child only suffering a cut to her forehead. police say no charges will be filed. >>> well, more now on the boston bombings. the attack happened near the finish line of the boston marathon. here's tom foreman with this week's american journey. >> across the country, ever since the bombings, thousands of runners and dozens of races have taken to the roads in the name of boston. many wearing special signs of support offering respect and raising money for victims. >> after i heard what they were doing for the people who didn'

isha?> yeah, so, the first thing to note here is the kidnapping of and violence against girls and women is an epidemic. so the next step is to look at the communities where violence is happening and look at the solutions we're offering those communities. take communities that are under heavy surveillance and think about undocumented folks. that's the kind of social undergirding i'm talking about. if people don't feel safe calling the police, for instance. so bystander intervention will take us so far, unless we have solutions the that people can rely on and that they trust will make them safe. oftentimes we hear women say, i don't want the police here. why would that be, right? that's not because violence isn't happening. that's because they don't trust those solutions and they don't feel safe in those spaces either. so if we're talking about structures that promote violence, we talk about this all the time, the legacies of the state being a perpetrator of violence, that is not, that is not

. >> from saratoga, california, s isha. >> reporter: from lynn brook high school.tel young scientist award, beating out more than 1,600 students from around the world. did you think you were going to win? >> no, i actually didn't. only when the confetti came up did i realize i'm one of the three people. >> reporter: she created what's called a super capacitor, a tiny version of one, anyway. the idea came from something we all experience. >> many teenagers nowadays have cell phones, and i have a cell phone too. and my cell phone battery often dies out on me. >> reporter: the dead cell phone. isha's break through could one day make charging it super fast. 20 to 30 seconds fast. there was capacitors, batteries and super capacitors and super sounded cool to me and i never heard of it before. >> reporter: the judges were impressed and noted her technology was wide implications. >> this is a really big field so could be used in wind energy, wind turbines, electric cars, a lot of applications for this new technology. >> reporter: born and raised in silicon valley,isha say

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isha, thanks. >>> up next, amanda knox speaking out.ear her talk about the shocking news she got from doctors in prison and how she's doing today. susan page from "usa today" spent hours with her, joins us to talk about her interview, next. changing the world is exhausting business. with the innovating and the transforming and the revolutionizing. it's enough to make you forget that you're flying five hundred miles an hour on a chair that just became a bed. you see, we're doing some changing of our own. ah, we can talk about it later. we're putting the wonder back into air travel, one innovation at a time. the new american is arriving. >>> welcome back. in crime and punishment tonight, amanda knox is speaking out. the american exchange student spent four years in an italian prison for the murder of her roommate before an appeals court reversed her conviction. she has a new book out today telling her side of her ordeal. she also has done just a few in-depth interviews. in a moment i'll speak with susan page of "usa today" who spoke exten

isha, thanks. we'll be right back. >>> that's it for us. thanks for watching.early start" begins now. >>> another key clue in the boston terror attack. what investigators are saying about a fingerprint found on a bomb fragment. >>> so politics turns into punches. take a look at this all out brawl that left some lawmakers bloody and bruised. not supposed to play like that. >> no, you're not. >>> the calendar might say may, but the calendar says something else. you're not going to believe it -- snow. yes, you are going to believe it because we talked about it yesterday. welcome to "early start." i'm zoraida sam

isha's break through could one day make charging it super fast. 20 to 30 seconds fast.itors, batteries and super capacitors and super sounded cool to me and i never heard of it before. so i decided to see what that is. >> reporter: the judges were impressed and noted her technology was wide implications. >> this is a really big field so could be used in wind energy, wind turbines, electric cars, a lot of applications for this new technology. >> reporter: born and raised in silicon valley, she was constantly inspired by those around her. but not just to pursue her goals. >> now i'm a girl in science, and that's great. a lot more girls are getting into science. but i think there's a lot of stigma surrounding being a girl and being a woman in science. and i really wanted to break that in the field of science. >> reporter: besides having a perfect grade point average and being a class valedictorian,isha is a member of the school's varsity field hockey team and accomplished dancer. not surprisingly, she had a few choices when it came to picking a college. can you tell me wha

isha, thanks very much. up next we'll have the ridiculi ridiculist.e right back. >>> time now for the ridiculist. tonight a story from new hampshire, a man named henry who dared to go toe-to-toe with a carnival game and lost. really lost. as in his life savings. the game is called tubs of fun. you throw balls into a tub. what could possibly go wrong, right? it seems like it would be really easy. henry certainly thought so. >> the ball just bounces right out, you know what i mean? there is really no way of doing it. but when you're throwing it in at first, it sinks in. no issue at all, eight balls, seven mistakes, fool-proof. >> fool-proof until you spend $300 in a few minutes, which is what henry did, and then you go home and get 2,300 more dollars and spend that too, which is also what henry did. >> for once in my life, i happen to become that sucker. >> i think henry is being way too hard on himself. it's not like he left empty-handed. after he spent more than $2000, he got a prize, a giant stuffed banana with dreadlocks and how can you put a price

i want to check in with isha with the 360 bulletin. >> anderson, breaking news in the jodi arias hungate word that jurors who were deciding whether she lives or dies hung 8-4. hung 8-4 in favor of death. >>> other news now, in the first major counterterrorism speech of the second term, president obama defended his administration's use of controversial drone strikes abroad and outlined new restrictions on the use. president obama also said he'd resume steps to close the u.s. prison at guantanamo bay. >>> more fallout at the internal revenue service. lois learner, the head of the unit targeting conservative groups has been placed on administrative leave. it comes a day after she testified before the house oversight committee. she told the committee she had not broken any laws and then she took the fifth. >>> the boy scouts of america voted to end the long-standing ban on openly gay members. the new policy takes effect on january 1st. however, the boy scouts ban on guy adult leaders still stands. still some work to be done, say the advocates. >> isha, thanks very much. >>> just ahead, it

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and the other thing, the third thing is that nis ishas n they were saying do you have ideas to incentivize taxis or you may have no more because the taxi drivers don't like it. i would like to say my two things were don't support the parking meter charge and the other thing is that this council has said they have no blue zones where there are tow away zones. that came from years ago. i would like you to rescind that too at some point. >> thank you. we have howard next. >>> okay. good afternoon. council members, madam chair. last week i had a lunch with dog patch and the merchants association business directory, the welcome letter from goldstein said here you find the weather is sunny and people are friendly and we have abundant free parking. mta can't do anything about the weather, but if mta has it's way parts of strans can be neither abundant nor free for the people or the general public. of course placard fraud should be investigated. i do support recertification. i have had a placard for 30 years and it comes like clock award. i could have died 10 years ago and it would have come. i kn

i can't wait to hear his reaction. >>> isha, thanks very much. the last two days, we have been learning more and more about some of the people who have lost their lives here. we think it's important to tell you about them and a lot of the parents of the children in particular want you to know about their kids. a pair of sisters, one just 7 months old, the other 4 years old, perished in this storm, ripped away from their mother as the twister hit their house. their dad is going to join us to share his memories and talk about his kids. we'll be right back. [squeals] ♪ [ewh!] [baby crying] the great thing about a subaru is you don't have to put up with that new car smell for long. introducing the versatile, all-new subaru forester. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. are proven to be effective pain relievers tylenol works by blocking pain signals to your brain bayer back & body's dual action formula includes aspirin, which blocks pain at the site. try the power of bayer back & body. to thank our military families. walmart and operation homefro

isha's breakthrough could one day make charging it. super fast. 20- 30 seconds fast there's batteries, capacitors and super capacitors and i think super just sounded really cool to me. and i never heard of it before and i decided to go and see what that is. the judges were impressed. and noted that her technology has wide implications. energy storage is a really big field so it could be used in green energy, wind turbine, it could be used in electric cars --- there's a lot of different energy that it could be used for. born and raised in silicon valley, eesha says she was constantly inspired by those around her. but not just to pursue her goals. right now i'm a girl in science and i think that's great a lot more girls are getting into science, but i think there's a lot of stigma being a girl - being a woman in science- so i really wanted to break that in the world in science. besides having a perfect grade point average and being a class valedictorian, eesha's also is a member of the school's varsity field hockey team and she's also an

isha's here with the "360" bulletin. >>> a gay rights march marred by violence. we're getting word thousands of people attacked in the georgian capital. there are reports of at least 12 people injured. >>> a federal judge rejecting a request from lawyers for boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev to take periodic photos of their client. they say they want to document their client's injuries while in custody. >>> british police say they have identified a number of suspects in the 2007 kidnapping of madeline mccann. she was 3 years old when she disappeared while on a family trip to portugal. this comes as police launch a new investigation into the case. >>> more than $1 million worth of jewelry stolen from a hotel in cannes, france. it comes on the second day of the famed film festival there. by coincidence, the same day aired the premier of "the bling ring" a movie about teens stealing from celebrities. >>> anderson, the rush is on to pick up tickets for tomorrow's big power ball lottery. the top jackpot is now worth more than $600 million. that is the

isha's here with the "360" bulletin. >>> a gay rights march marred by violence. we're getting word thousands of people attacked in the georgian capital. there are reports of at least 12 people injured. >>> a federal judge rejecting a request from lawyers for boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev to take periodic photos of their client. they say they want to document their client's injuries while in custody. >>> british police say they have identified a number of suspects in the 2007 kidnapping of madeline mccann. she was 3 years old when she disappeared while on a family trip to portugal. this comes as police launch a new investigation into the case. >>> more than $1 million worth of jewelry stolen from a hotel in cannes, france. it comes on the second day of the famed film festival there. by coincidence, the same day aired the premier of "the bling ring" a movie about teens stealing from celebrities. >>> anderson, the rush is on to pick up tickets for tomorrow's big power ball lottery. the top jackpot is now worth more than $600 million. that is the

and i want to bring into the conversation isha pandit, recently worked with the group men stopping violence. isha, i want to play for you this bit from the infamous, now infamous charles ramsey interview, or numerous interviews. he, of course, the neighbor who was the one when heard screams, cracked the door open, made the 911 call, is being rightly lauded for a tremendous courage and right thinking and intervention in a moment that has led to the release of these women. and he talks about thinking it was a domestic incident when he's discussing it, and in doing something, you think he's going to say i thought it was a domestic incident, as in leave it in the domicile, leave it in the place where the incident's happening, but he acts anyways. listen. >> heard screaming, eating my mcdonald's, i come outside and see this girl going nuts trying to get out of her house. she says, help me get out. i've been in here a long time. so, you know, i figured it's a domestic violence dispute, so i open the door. we can't get in that way, because how the door is, it's so much that a body can't fit throug

isha, thanks very much.t smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ♪ [ agent smith ] ge software connects patients to nurses to the right machines while dramatically reducing waiting time. [ telephone ringing ] now a waiting room is just a room. [ static warbles ] >>> the month since the boston marathon bombing, we have been watching this memorial behind me grow. some people leave personal items, some leave messages. tonight we want to give you a look at their tributes. ♪ >>> it is a remarkable spot in this remarkable city. that does it for us. we'll be back one hour from now. another live edition of "360" starting at 10:00 eastern time tonight. "pie"piers morgan live"" is nex. >> this is cnn breaking news. >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. tonight, breaking news. the obama administration in turmoil. the scandal claims its first victim. >> today, secretary lew took the first step by requesting and acceptin

profit isha gets them to find more oil so that we have suppliesomorrow. profit to the ake? well, apple's profit margin is about 24%. mcdonald's, about 20% exxon mobile, e biest oil company, a 11%. how much profit is that per gallon of the pump? peop think it is a dollar or two, but exxon clears about $0. per gallon. governments, by contrast, gabba -- grab an average $0.27, the average gas tax. if anyone is greedy it is government. oil companies cannot be too greedy because they have competition. that is ou show. we will have another new "stossel" show next thursday nanette 9:00 p.m. on that fox business network. thk you for watching. ♪ [applause] closed captioning provided by production west. www.prodwest.com would pain prevent you from doing your job? i climb up a ladder. i couldn't get out of a crawl space. or exercising? i gained a lot of weht. my cholesterol was ngerously high. or even got in the way of raising your kids. i just nted to give up. 100 million americans live wh pain. i couldn't walk up the sirs. the daily pain made me hausted. all of us

isha sesay is here with a 360 news and business bulletin. >>> the jurors in the jodi arias trial hasrors back for more deliberations. they were having trouble reaching a unanimous verdict on whether arias should receive the death penalty. if there's a deadlock, a new jury will be chosen for this phase of the trial. >>> drone strikes killed four americans overseas since 2009. letter from attorney general eric holder says that includes the 2011 strike on radical cleric al awaki. >>> aaa is predicting a decline in travel this memorial. despite the drop, aaa predicts nearly 35 million americans will head out of town for the holiday. >>> and, anderson, three kidnapped women rescued after years held captive in a cleveland home say they are now happy and safe. the message coming from a lawyer representing amanda berry, michelle knight and gina dejesus. they went on to say they are overwhelmed by the public's support, and the healing process will require time and privacy. we continue to wish them the best. >> yeah, let's hope they get that time and privacy. thanks. >>> before we go, i want t

isha sesay is here with a 360 news and business bulletin. >> the jurors have been sent back for morejodi arias trial. they are having trouble receiving a unanimous vote on whether arias is should get the death penalty. >>> a letter from attorney general eric holder says that includes the 2011 strike. aaa is predicting a decline in travel this memorial day. despite the drop, aaa predicts nearly 35 million americans will head out of town for the holiday. the three kidnapped women rescued in a cleveland home, say they are now happy and safe. the message coming from a lawyer representing amanda barry, michelle knight and gina day jesus. they went on to say they are overwhelmed by the public's support, and the healing process will require time and privacy. we continue to wish them the best. >> let's hope they get that time and privacy. we'll be right back. why are twice as many people choosing verizon over any other carrier? many choose us because we have the largest 4glte network. others, because of our reputation for reliability. or maybe it's because we've received jd power and associa

ishas a speech, and that the very copy of the speech that will be presented to the queen. that is what the queen will actually read from the throne. flanking saint james's park the sovereign escort. asked downing street, on towards parliament square. for thel make their way state opening of 2013. that is a lovely site. it has been a little rainy in london this morning. it has dried up now. yesterday was a glorious day. we will have a very good view here in the studio. you can see the crowds gathered behind us. it is a very good view we have of the base of the victoria tower there. we will see the queen's carriage arriving in a short while. it is always an impressive moment. not just the clatter of the horses hooves, but also the band which will strike up the royal salute just as the queen passes, not here but saint stephen's entrance which is about 100 yards behind us. that is all to come. let seven look and said royal gallery again, just to check that none of the other processions are happening. we have had most of them already. the lord chancellor now has taken his place

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isha is here with the "360" bulletin. >>> california officials say it may be weeks before they determinetretch limousine burst into flames on saturday while crossing san francisco bay, killing five of the nine women inside the car. they were celebrating the upcoming wedding of one of the women. the bride-to-be was among the dead. >>> government officials say this dash cam video is legitimate. it shows a 747 cargo plane falling out of the sky and bursting into flames last week shortly after taking off from bagram air base in afghanistan. all seven people on board were killed. >>> anderson, take a look at this photo. a man jumped on to the tracks in front of an oncoming washington, d.c. metro train this afternoon. the operator saw the man and was able to stop the train in time. the man was not injured but was taken to a hospital for psychological evaluation. thankful they were able to stop the train. s, goals, appetite fo. you can't say 'one size fits all'. it doesn't. that's crazy. we're all totally different. ishares core. etf building blocks for your personalized portfolio. find out why

isha kari entered the device winning the young scientist award. she received $50,000 for that prize. >> congratulations to her. >> now, market it and she will probably make more. >> absolutely. you always have a couple of the super charged so we can hit it and be ready to go every morning. >>> 5:26 right now. christina loren is here with our tuesday forecast. good morning. >>> good morning. the cuban coffee, sometimes, that's all it takes. temperatures are going to be much cooler today than where we ended up yesterday. pull out that sweater, specially in san francisco. we are only going to hit the low 60s. 74 in santa rosa. 69 in fremont and perfection in san jose today. 71 degrees. now, coming up, i am going to show you where we could see more severe weather in the united states today. we are not under the gun just yet. we are still under the gun. i should say. my bad. it is going to be pretty bad today specially in the midwest. chicago, looking right today. we are going to talk about what's to come in that neck of the woods. also, for us, we hav

isha is here with the "360" bulletin. >>> the fate of jodi arias is in the hands of jurors.hey got the case after a second day of dramatic closing arguments. arias is charged with first degree murder. if convicted she could face the death penalty. deliberations resume on monday. >>> a record day on wall street as the dow briefly hit the 15,000 mark. stocks surged following the latest numbers showing the unemployment rate dropped to 7.5%. that eased traders' fears of a summer slowdown. >>> the cdc is reporting a troubling increase in america's suicide rate. since 1999, it found a 28% jump in adults over the age of 35 taking their own life. the number of suicides in 2010 was more than double the number of homicides. >>> new information on american journalist missing in syria. the global post reports he is likely in the custody of the assad regime. he was contributing to the global post when he was captured by gunmen last november. >>> anderson, check this out. what would you do if a bear crawled into your pickup truck and locked you out? this man grabbed his cell phone and rec

isha is here with the 360 bulletin. >> anderson, we have breaking news out of hoot county, texas, 40tside of dallas fort worth. at least three homes have been flattened and at least ten people are injured in granbury after a tornado. this footage you're looking at is from granbury texas. a search and rescue is underway right now. a state of emergency has been declared in the county. and a triage center has now been open. farther east, the nags national weather service says storm spotters report seeing a mile wide twister near cleburne and north of the vista area. there are power outages and potential gas leaks. again, if you're just joining us, the sheriff's office is reporting multiple fatalities from a tornado there, here's video we want to show you coming to us from ktv tv showing an overturned semitractor trailer, when you look at this, it gives you a sense of just how powerful the storm was. let's show you the scene in downtown dallas, sirens are going off, letting people know of the potential danger. a tornado warning is in effect there, until 10:15 local time. let's get the ve

isha is here with the "360" bulletin. >>> the boston marathon bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev has finallytombed. however, the location is unknown. an employee of the funeral home that handled the body would only say it was interred outside of massachusetts. >>> the sentencing phase of jodi arias' trial was postponed today until wednesday. yesterday she was found guilty of first degree murder for killing travis alexander. jurors will now decide a sentence for arias which could include the death penalty. >>> britain's prince harry paid a visit to first lady michelle obama at the white house today. it's the first leg of his week-long tour of the united states. anderson? >> hope it goes better than the last one. we'll be right back. i am an american success story. i'm a teacher. i'm a firefighter. i'm a carpenter. i'm an accountant. a mechanical engineer. and i shop at walmart. truth is, over sixty percent of america shops at walmart every month. i find what i need, at a great price. and the money i save goes to important things. braces for my daughter. a little something for my son's college

isha joins us with the "360" bulletin. >>> we begin with a "360" follow from valley springs, california. that's where a 12-year-old boy is accused of stabbing to death his 8-year-old sister last month. he originally told police he saw an intruder leave the home. before her death, the boy was suspended for five days for bringing a pocket knife to his middle school. >>> o.j. simpson was back in court today seeking a new trial on his las vegas armed robbery conviction. he is serving 33 years for the 2007 crime. he claims he was only trying to get back his own sports memoribilia and got bad legal advice on how to do it. >>> in northern minnesota, a sheet of ice acting like a tsunami comes ashore and damages homes. strong winds pushed the ice forward, blowing out some windows and knocking in doors. incredible pictures, like something out of a sci-fi movie. >> weird. never seen that before. thanks very much. >>> police in new orleans are looking for three possible gunmen in yesterday's attack in a mother's day parade that left 19 people injured. i will speak next with the man who was at the p

isha is here with the "360" bulletin. >>> word tonight philadelphia abortion doctor and convicted murdererck a deal with prosecutors to avoid the death penalty. yesterday, jurors found gosnell guilty on a string of charges, including three counts of first degree murder. today, the d.a.'s office says gosnell agreed to waive all appeals in exchange for life in prison without the possibility for parole. >>> a new york woman is indicted on charges she ran a charity scam by posing as a sandy hook shooting victim. she is charged with scheming to defraud and identity theft. >>> the legal age for consuming alcohol before getting behind the wheel could soon get much stricter. the national transportation safety board is recommending all 50 states lower the threshold of blood alcohol content from .08 to .05. >>> anderson, prince harry visiting the jersey shore for a first-hand look at the damage left by super storm sandy. he received a personal tour from governor chris christie that included time for some of the famous boardwalk games. the ladies have been loving their prince harry. >> do we know how

. >>> i'm isha sesay with breaking news out of the dallas/ft. worth area.s many as 100 injuries due to tornados. authorities say at least three homes have been flattened in granbury, and at least ten people are injured there. a search and effort rescue is underway right now. in the ft. worth area, there are reports of several fatalities and as many as 100 injuries due to tornados. take a look at these pictures right now. they show a funnel cloud near granbury, giving you a sense of the scale of this weather system that's caused so much damage. of course, we're hearing now that a search and rescue operation is underway in these areas hit by this tornado. i want you to take a listen now to a man who was in the area and saw all of this unfold. take a listen. >> well, the hail started and that was probably ten minutes worth. and then the tornado just started going in circles. it probably lasted minutes at the most. >> we're also hearing that the search and rescue operation is underway. the emergency responders are also having to deal with gas leaks and power ou

isha is here with the 360 bulletin. >> breaking news tonight.t of justice has appealed a federal judge's ruling that lifted all age restrictions on buying the morning after pill with no prescription. the move comes just a day after the fda approved making plan b one-step, a brand of emergency contraception pill, available over the counter for females 15 and older. >>> the fbi has released photographs of three unidentified men allegedly at the scene of the u.s. consulate attack in benghazi last year. the men aren't being called suspects but are wanted for questioning. the fbi is asking for tips. >>> anderson, a brawl broke out in the parliament as tensions over recent disputed election results boiled over, way over, we should say. two weeks ago, authorities announced narrow results in the presidential election to pick hugo chavez's successor. some rough and tumbles there. >>> all this week, we're trying something new in our 10:00 hour. christiane amanpour, toobin, the fifth guest is a surprise every night. eva longoria joined us last night. here'

the pets unstressing ishas spread from ya.ed to host the awards and is also hosting the tony awards on sunday june 9 right here on thbs. neil patrick will be with us in studio next week. >>> now to an interview you'll see only on "cbs this morning." for the very first time since the election ann romney is sitting down for an interview on her own. she and her husband mitt recently celebrated their 44th wedding anniversary. go, an romry. it's good to have you back again. >> thank you. good to see all of you. >> you look happy. you look good. >> i'm feeling terrific. >> on november 5 team romney woke up thinking victory is within reach hours away victory is ours. at what point during the day did you all realize it's not going so well? >> about 6:00 we started getting a little worried. exit polls weren't terrific and about 8:00 panic button was pressed and i don't even know what time we gave the concession speech, 10:00 or 11:00 that night, but we all, as you might imagine, had expected to win, and so it was -- it was not the best