>> you sure got me on that one, jean. i don't have a clue. but i think the defense is doing what defense attorneys do. and the anthonys are doing what desperate parents do. and that's to take different slices of facts, different slices of reality, and try and shift people's understanding of it. it's like propaganda. people can put out all kinds of wild, bizarre, or a little different statements and just hope someone on the jury's going to believe them. >> to leonard padilla, bounty hunter, who has been a part of this case for a long time, you know, it sure does help the prosecution to have direct evidence, but circumstantial cases can be actually even stronger than direct evidence cases. when you look at the direct evidence, though, in this case, can you find any, and what do you think is the closest to that that the prosecution will hang its hat on? >> well, i think they've got enough. i've been around hundreds of these cases that had less direct evidence than this one's got. but you have to look at it in the totality. you can't just look at

>> you sure got me on that one, jean. i don't have a clue. i think the defense is doing what defense attorneys do. and the anthonys are doing what desperate parents do. and that's to take different slices of facts, different slices of reality, and try and shift people's understanding of it. it's like propaganda. people can put out all kinds of wild, bizarre, or a little different statements and hope someone on the jury is going to believe them. >> to leonard padilla, bounty hunter, who has been a part of this case for a long time, you know, it sure does help the prosecution to have direct evidence, but circumstantial cases can be actually even stronger than direct evidence cases. when you look at the direct evidence, though, in this case, can you find any, and what do you think is the closest to that that the prosecution will hang its hat on? >> well, i think they've got enough. i've been around hundreds of these cases that had less direct evidence than this one's got. but you have to look at it in the totality. you can't just look at one ite

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>> jean couplings with politico, good to see you as always. if you found out that the pilot on your next flight was none other than the miracle on the hudson pilot chesley sully sullen berger? it is possible. he is back in the cockpit today. sully and first officer jeffrey scout flew from charlotte, north carolina to new york this morning for the first time since their amazing landing in the hudson back in january. sully said he would be eternally grateful for his courage and said that he was blessed by his passengers' gratitude. >> something about this event has captured the imaginations of people around the world. and it happened at a time and a place where it was noticed. it happened at a time when people needed to know that good could still be done in the world. >> well, originally, american airline also said that their first flight would be from laguardia later today. when asked why it gave out incorrect information, the spokesperson said the flight out of laguardia was important because it was symbolic for the crew. the airline said toda

>> yes, jean.ng that will happen is the scene will be obvious ll cordoned off and the police and the medical investigators from the coroner's office will glean as much data and as much evidence as they can. the body will then be sealed in a bag with a tag on it so they will be able to identify this body with that bag. it will be taken to the coroner's office where it will be refrigerated until the time of the autopsy which is a standard procedure on something like this. >> once again, breaking news. a little body was just found of this precious, beautiful girl posing in that photo with that telephone. out to the lawyer, susan moss, family law attorney, child advocate out of new york. ray giudice, defense attorney out of chicago. tamara holder, defense attorney out of chicago, illinois. first of all, to susan moss, there is a person of interest in custody tonight. he is a juvenile. they say he was an aquan tense of this little girl. what does that tell you? >> it tells me this wasn't a game of hide

last known to be wearing blue multicolored vest, jeans, and white sneakers with a pink book bag. on her way to school. how many of you send your kids out the door every day on the way to school? i'm starting to think i'm going to have to take john david and lucy in an armored tank to get them to school in the morning. to marc klaas, president and founder klaaskids foundation. this is your expertise, marc. what can you tell us? >> well, i can tell you that kids being victimized on the way to school or from school or at schoolbuses is much more common than society allows for. and i think you don't have to take your kids in an armored vehicle but you have to be aware of this and you have to take the obvious precautions. what the authorities are going to want to do is check with her friends, check with the registered sex offenders in the neighborhood, check her cell phone, see if it might be pinging, see if she had taken her medication, if she has any medications with her, and certainly check her computer files. and then i think they'll take it from there. >> you know, you were talki

>> yes, jean.ng that will happen is the scene will be obviously cordoned off and the police and the medical investigators from the coroner's office will glean as much data and as much evidence as they can. the body will then be sealed in a bag with a tag on it so they will be able to identify this body with that bag. it will be taken to the coroner's office where it will be refrigerated until the time of the autopsy which is a standard procedure on something like this. >> once again, breaking news. a little body was just found of this precious, beautiful girl posing in that photo with that telephone. out to the lawyer, susan moss, family law attorney, child advocate out of new york. ray giudice, defense attorney out of chicago. tamara holder, defense attorney out of chicago, illinois. first of all, to susan moss, there is a person of interest in custody tonight. he is a juvenile. they say he was an acquaintance of this little girl. what does that tell you? >> it tells me this wasn't a game of hide

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violated the dress code at the club but a white student wore the very same baggy jeans and was let in. >>> the company who makes the louisville slugger baseball bat is found liable for the death of a young boy. the family sued the louisville slugger and award them $850,000. the panel found the company failed to warn about the dangers of aluminum bats. brandon patch was killed in 2003. patch's mother says it wasn't about money. >> we came into this not knowing. we were hoping to prevail for brandon. >> a spokeman for louisville slugger says the company did nothing wrong and will be an indictment for the entire sport of baseball. >> break out party hats but leave the masks at home. the latest rage. swine flu parties. why some people are exposing themselves to the virus on purpose. ed fire on a group of fire in a synagogue this morning in a garage underneath that north hollywood building. we go live to the site of the attack for the latest. what are police saying about the search? >> reporter: that search is still under way right now, chuck. we have a perimeter set up around this synagog

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also in new york, jean casarez, a legal correspondent for "in session." to begin with your dramatic first look at michael jackson's film, "this is it." the film's not going to hit theaters until next wednesday, but today "showbiz tonight" got ahold of some brand-new scenes from the movie, which shows jackson rehearsing for his london concert series just days before he died. check out michael performing "the way you make me feel." ♪ i've never been so in love before ♪ ♪ i'm keeping you satisfied ♪ because you're the one, the way you make me feel ♪ ♪ you really turn me on ♪ you really turn me on >> it is hard to get away from the idea, when you see him move around on stage and hearing his voice and watching him perform, set against the backdrop of the fact that he died just days later. i mean, jane, that is pretty remarkable, isn't it? >> it's astounding. it is actually mind boggling. we've heard so much about his illness, him being emaciated, him suffering from insomnia. well, if you've got all that going on, it's very hard to do a spin and land perfectly

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regitz was told his jeans were simply too baggy.o, this is what he did, he traded pants with his white friend. listen what happened. >> he's actually wearing my pants. he actually -- later on, he went back to the hotel, we did a switch of pants and he put my pants on. keep in mind, this guy's about three inches shorter than me and probably close to 40 or 50 pounds lighter than me. but he went back to the bar later on that evening with the same manager, same bouncer at the door and was able to just walk right in, while actually making jokes with the bouncer about not paying for the people behind him. >> now, here is the photo, once again, of the switcheroo. you be the judge. regitz on the left, his pal on the right. they're wearing the same jeans. regis was denied entry and jordan was let right in. what do you think? is the proof in the pants? did this bouncer have a problem with the clothes or with the person wearing them? the state of illinois and the federal government both launched investigations into this incident. the students

levi is not the own one dropping his jeans these days. six famous athletes including tennis champion serena williams are posing for espn the magazine's body issue. since when does espn stand for ever seen plaxico naked? i say, you know what, big whoop. celebrities pleading naked is no big deal. burt reynolds, god help us, took it all off to "cosmo." been there done that. it's time for something new. just once i would like to see a magazine celebrate brains instead of bodies. how fabulous would that be? imagine nude center folds of alan greenspan or doris kearns goodwin or madeleine albright. that's just me. >> you can catch "the joy behar show" every evening at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on hln. >>> this just came in about two hours ago. rafer weigel has been all over this breaking news about the 2016 summer olympics. we might have a couple more events here. >> after chicago didn't get the games, it was deflating. this is a bit exciting for some of us because it looks like tiger woods can get a gold medal. the associated press says the u.s. o

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the last time they were talking about her weight was when she worry mom jeans.he wasn't fat then, she's not fat now. she's not even dating tony romo. it doesn't make sense. compare her to a 350 pound lineman. i don't think people found it funny. i think it will give her more sympathizers. >> here is the thing. this is exactly what's happening today. a lot of people are saying, you know what, she's a celebrity. she's fair game. even jokes about her weight are fair game. do you think jessica has a right to be mad about this? >> certainly she has a right to be mad. as a pioneer, someone that opened up her life to a reality television show. her weight, unfortunately is fair game. for fox to drag themselves in the middle of really is something insensitive to their consumers. they are forgetting about focusing on their consumers and focusing on jessica simpson. it is fair game but out of line and i think their consumers are going to speak loudly. >> you make a great point. you wonder what people are thinking. who really gains when a joke like this is made and done at

i always have at least two or three pairs of jeans in my suitcase. a fellow country singer, blake shelton. we try not to go more than two weeks without seeing each other. we both have stories that happened on the road that we can share with each other. thank you so much for taking a look into my life and my world on the road. we will see you next time. ♪ maybe it's just me >> when a man learns to harness electricity and invents bifocals you don't go stealing his hat. but apparently a guy tried.

. >> miss jean for nine. >> governor used to come in and play the guitar and we would sing irish songs, you know. i liked to get ahold of him today. >> miss bennett is 93 years young. >> i don't go any other place. >> she and the rest of the seniors, have a bone to pick with the governor, and the city of baltimore. >> i cannot understand why they are closing it. i truly cannot understand why they are closing it. >> after more than three decades, these doors are scheduled to close october 31. >> it will be sad. i don't want to breakup. >> the city can no longer afford to give the center in northeast baltimore nearly $100,000 a year. it is a facility that helps more than 400 nearby residents. >> well, they are saying they are not concerned whether we like it or not. >> and it is more than just the seniors that are let down. >> we get flu shots here. free. >> aarp helped us with our taxes. give out pamphlets. milk, for the babies. >> provide lunches every day for $1 50. >> it is just going to be a hardship. it really is. >> and today. >> figure out how to keep them open. >> and at the end

but levi is not the only one dropping his jeans these days. six famous athletes including tennis champion serena williams posing au naturel for espn's body issue. since when does it stand forever seen naked? i say big whoop. celebrities posing naked for magazines is nothing new. years ago marilyn monroe posed for "playboy" and burt reynolds, god help us, took it all off for "cosmo." it's enough with the nude pictures of pretty people. been there, done that. it's time for something new. just once i'd like to see a magazine celebrate brains instead of bodies. how fabulous would that be? imagine nude center folds of alan greenspan or doris kearns goodwin or madeleine albright, without the pins, of course. that has got to hurt. but that's just me. >> joy behar. you can catch "the joy ber show" at 9:00 p.m. eastern each and every night. all right. let's swing on over to bob van dillen. he's here with the air travel update. it's a friday. how are things looking? >> heavy rain stretching out from the gulf of mexico all the way to the northeast today

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and i always have two or three pairs of jeans in my suitcase. dating fellow country singer black shelton. we try to not go two weeks without seeing each other. thank you for looking at my life and my world on the road. we'll see you next time. ♪ >>> funeral services will be held on saturday for derrion albert, the teenager, honor student beaten to death during a gang fight in chicago. police said they are fighting a code of silence as they try to track down more suspects in the case. the whole thing as you know was caught on tape or video. dozens of young people looked on. it's cell phone video that very day. last night on our sister network cnn chicago's police superintendent vented his frustration. >> this young man was killed. the entire city is outraged. and yet we have got no tips, no calls. >> no one? >> no one has called in that i'm aware of from talking to detectives and provided us with any information. that's unbelievable to me when the offenders are teenagers. they're involved with woer teenagers that go to the same school and no one

. >> practicing good high jean is important.gh into your sleeve or elbow if you're going to cough or sneeze. and if you're sick, stay at home. and then there's the vaccine and that's one of the things we wanted to talk about. >> your office expects the first shipments to arrive tuesday. it's about 31,000 doses. and this will go to health care workers? >> the first set are all coming in the form of the nasal vaccine, which means that it can be used for healthy people above the age of two. so initial focus will be on local health departments and health care workers will get it so we can get them started. this is going to ramp up fairly quickly, relatively small amount nirmly. there are five target populations. pregnant women, children and young people between six months of age and 24 years, health care workers, people who live with or care for children under six months of age. and then adults between 25 and 64 who have a preexisting health care condition. that's 2.9 million marylanders in this target population that we will start

favored traditional teaching methods, whereas joanne chambers would show up in the classroom wearing jeansey mouse t-shirt, and she would do things like stage water fights with the school administrators, which the police believe angered paula nawrocki. >> narrator: as the investigation continued, so did the threatening letters. >> letters went out to parents saying that i was molesting their children. i thought my career was gone. i thought i was gonna be in jail. i didn't know what was gonna happen. >> narrator: by the fall of 1994, the letters included death threats. for her own protection, joanne chambers was transferred to another school. shortly after her transfer, a box in pink wrapping paper was found at the front door of the school. inside was a barbie doll, the throat slashed with a razor blade and covered with paint the color of blood. the dress was identical to one often worn by joanne chambers. the hair was cut and styled like chambers' as well. >> i said goodbye to my husband. like, i wanted him to remember me saying goodbye. i lived every day thinking that it was truly possib

favored traditional teaching methods, whereas joanne chambers would show up in the classroom wearing jeansmickey mouse t-shirt, and she would do things like stage water fights with the school administrators, which the police believe angered paula nawrocki. >> narrator: as the investigation continued, so did the threatening letters. >> letters went out to parents saying that i was molesting their children. i thought my career was gone. i thought i was gonna be in jail. i didn't know what was gonna happen. >> narrator: by the fall of 1994, the letters included death threats. for her own protection, joanne chambers was transferred to another school. shortly after her transfer, a box in pink wrapping paper was found at the front door of the school. inside was a barbie doll, the throat slashed with a razor blade and covered with paint the color of blood. the dress was identical to one often worn by joanne chambers. the hair was cut and styled like chambers' as well. >> i said goodbye to my husband. like, i wanted him to remember me saying goodbye. i lived every day thinking that it was truly po

. >> reporter: secretary john calmers of the maryland department of health and mental high jean says the first doses will be in nasal spray form. and be given to a specific group. >> people above the age of 2, who are healthy. so it is not appropriate for people who are ill. >> reporter: that means the vaccine will be available for healthy children two and young adults up to the age of 24. healthcare workers and people who live or work with children under 6 months old. >> the initial batch is only enough to cover 1% of the high- risk population. >> reporter: where will you find it? >> physicians' offices. we're talking about health department. federally qualified health centers. eventually, it will be available in pharmacies around the state. >> reporter: tia bryant plans to have both of their children vaccinated. the vaibilityd of flu mist offers protection and peace of mind. >> i will come as soon as it arrives. they fine. nothing to worry about. >> reporter: and sally, the recommendation is that people call their doctor's office next tuesday or wednesday or call the local health d

palace, voice-over: so, if jean carter saw stuart and his truck at the lumberyard at 12:30, whose truck was parked outside krystal naab's trailer between 10:00 and 2:00? either stuart's alibi witnesses were lying, or that was not stuart's white truck. i was beginning to think that stuart really could be an innocent man, but the one nagging question in my mind was the dna. the semen had matched stuart. dr. allen, who performed the dna test for the prosecution, refused to speak with us. but we were able to speak with his colleague, dr. dane krane, who was very familiar with the samples in stuart's case. anderson: doctor, if this dna sample had been sent to you, and you had run the test, what would you have testified to? given how difficult to interpret these autoradiograms are, i think, at the very strongest, that i would say is that they were inconclusive. i think, though, that a very reasonable argument could be made that they are actually exculpatory--somebody other than stuart heaton. well, the prosecutor-- this is jerry palace, doctor. thank you. the prosecutor makes it like this was

he was wearing jean shorts, a black penguin t-shirt and white nikes. if you know i go about where he might be, montgomery ice would them a call. >>> police are investigating a deadly shooting in prince george's county. it happened about 9:30 last nate on walk are mill road in capitol heights. plus say a man was found suffering fry gunshot wound and was pronounced dead a short time later. this is at least the fifth homicide in prince george's county in less than a week. matt ackland is covering this for us. he will join us live from the scene of latest incident in the next half hour. >>> some prince george's county employees will find out if they are losing their jobs. it is part of a plan to make up for a more than $22 million budget cut. employees being cut will be put put on paid administrative leave giving them one month to find other work. and then the layoffs will take effect on november 1st. >>> a lot of d.c. teachers are waiting to find out if they will keep their jobs. mayor fenty and schools chancellor michelle rhee say an unknown number of la

he was last seen wearing jean shorts, a black penguins t- shirt and white nikes. if you have seen noah or know where he is, call montgomery county police. >>> and now to new detailin a deadly shooting in prince george's county. we now know the identity of the victim. police were called to the scene around 9:30 last night. when officers arrived, they found 26-year-old john lee scott suffering from a gunshot wound. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. this is the fifth homicide in prince george's county in less than a week. >>> you can expect tight security at kennedy high school. a disturbing brawl sparked outrage last week. >> video of that fight what even posted on facebook. now the school is promising better safety measures. >> reporter: the video is disturbing. it shows a 17-year-old, a john f. kennedy high school senior in silver spring, being attacked by two girls. >> they were hitting me. they were punching me like in my face and stuff, grabbing my hair. >> reporter: it happened friday night after a football game at the school. maupin, who was the leader

especially, they say, after a white student wore the same jeans and was admitted to the nightclub. >> i might have to interrupt you. we're waiting for this big rocket launch. it's a kind of rocket we've never seen launched before. >> we don't want to miss it. >> all right. first, though, an nfl player is now charged with assault for allegedly punching a friend of lebron james. >> that's right. and don't mess with lebron james. he's big. 6'8". 260. supposedly the guy who was punched is very, very small. we'll see what happens. but this is no small incident to a lot of people. it got the man we're talking about more or less traded to the jets. we're talking about braillen edwards. cleveland city prosecutors have charged the former browns receiver edwards with min demeanor assault. months in jail. he attacked a smaller friend of lebron's outside of a nightclub. james was so upset he called edwards childish. >>> speaking of childish, kansas city running back larry johnson takes the cake. first he rips his coach on twitter after they lose to san diego. then attacked one of his followers us

so the kids get the jeans, so those teeny boppers or i know guy doesn't shop there, i don't shop there, i don't fit in those anymore, but i would. buckle. right, guy? >> never been. >> aeropostale. you see these names that will continue to run. >> theoretically, though, if you follow that logic out it would be the specialty retailers that would be even more tightly correlated, would have a sharper rise along with unemployment. >> exactly. >> okay. coming up next, stocks rebounding today from the worst week since july but what lies ahead as earnings season kicks into high gear? we've got your playbook right after this. you're watching "fast money" on cnbc. we're first in business worldwide. >>> welcome back to "fast money." here's what we've got coming up for you in the second half of the program. we will reveal the secret identity of this chemical company and tell you why now is the time to buy. plus, terranova turns back time. >> i do? >> to steal some words from cher. moment by moment the history of jpmorgan. and how a boom in urban populations could boost your bottom line. >> the ch

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alan and jean hodge wrote about future involvement in afghanistan. how is that democrats must ram through health care reform without debate and have no problem agonizing over whether or not to fight the afghan war while our own troops die for lack of support? charles sent us this about a u.n. agency announcing plans to check out that iran nuclear plant later this month. that's just like telling a robbery suspect that you'll be inspecting his place in three weeks. just what do you think he'll do? he'll get rid of all the evidence. please keep your comments coming. you can find us at foxnewssunday.com. have a great week. we'll see you next "fox news sunday." captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com discover the champion in you! (applause) well, god bless you. it is always our joy to come in to your homes. we love you. we know god has greatn