how many of those can there be, jean? >> but nancy, you know, when somebody does snorkeling, it's in a particular area. you're right, this was only about 15 feet deep. so it wasn't real deep. and the catamarans go out to the same areas. it shouldn't be that difficult. >> yes. it's just, she'll never be found again. i think. >> she's been dumped in the ocean? >> yes. >> by yourself? >> yes. >> how? you went swimming, or what? >> no. >> then what? quite bizarre, though. it's not possible. >> i believe the one in the suv ere he was not aware that he's being recorded is the closest to the truth that we'll ever see. he was not under any pressure to tell anything. he was not paid. and he was unaware that he was being recorded. >>> american couple goes snorkeling off the aruban ast -- >> i had my camera, and i started to snap pictures of all the fish. >> when they returned from vacation and looked at their pictures, one really stood out. this photo. >> they believe, as do many others, that they have coincidentally photographed s

and my sister passes on her jeans to me. what a life. [ female announcer ] get your three dollar coupon at tidestainrelease.com today. >>> thanks for joining us on this monday morning. let's get right to the weather with justin. march 1st and brand-new month. let's take a look at it with perspectives with climate. this is what we expect for this first day of march. records from rangeed from 11 in 190 and 80 in 1972. the sun comes up at 6:39 and goes down at 5:59. after today, we get ourselves 6:00 sun going into the spring season. and it's officially three week as way till spring begins a according to meteorologists, spring actually begins today. the winter season is january and february today is the first day of meteorology spring even though it doesn't say so on your calendar. we have strong winds, ten to 20 miles an hour. and it will be a breezy day. but we should be on the sunny side of things. and occasionally we'll have clouds filter in. but overall, we should have our decent day in baltimore and in mid-portion of the

weigh in, jean. is this even possible, this new story from misty croslin? >> well, let me weigh in in regard to tommy. tommy's attorney has said that he wants to take a polygraph. so if he was involved in all of that, as she seems to say, but her polygraph doesn't say that's the truth, then i think tommy does need to take a polygraph to see where he stands on that particular issue. >> now, jean, take me back. wasn't it tommy croslin, which is her brother, that says he went to the home that night, the night haleigh goes missing, bangs on the door between 10:00 and 10:30, waits and waits and waits, nobody ever comes to the door? wasn't that him? >> he said it repeatedly. he has said that story repeatedly. now he is voluntarily wanting to take a polygraph. he's never taken one before, nancy, that we know of. >> elizabeth, please cue up the video of marlaina schiavo taking us through the home. jean casarez, i'd like to get tommy croslin under polygraph to ask him about that night that he says he went there and bammed and bammed and bammed and beat and beat and

jean, that's a big one. and another big one, obviously, we talk about a lot is no one reported this little girl missing for 30 days, right? >> that's right and it is cindy anthony who made that 911 call. >> okay. jean, as always, thanks so much. >> thank you, mike. >> been covering this since day one. jean, talk to you soon. >>> coming up, michael jackson's doctor conrad murray accused of trying to cover things up. >>> welcome back to "prime news" on hln. there's a report that michael jackson's doctor stopped cpr and delayed calling 911 while he frantically stasd drug vials. now that's according to a witness. alberto alvarez, michael jackson's logistic's director. we know that michael jackson died of acute propofol intoxication june 25th of last year. dr. conrad murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter in his death. let's take you back. let's listen to the 911 call from that death. >> okay. i'm helping with cpr right now, okay. did anybody see him? >> yes, we have a personal doctor with him here, sir.

jean casarez, what do you know? >> well, we know what she has said in her jailhouse tapes. she has said that she talks to everybody about how much she misses haleigh and how much she thinks about haleigh. but you know, i think charlene brings up a great point because in the casey anthony case we just found out through the prosecution's motion that casey had written 258 pages to another inmate, and no one would have believed that. >> to bethany marshall, dr. bethany marshall, psychoanalyst, author of "dealbreakers" joining us tonight out of l.a. dr. bethany, she does go on and on about how everybody knows i talk about haleigh. but i and our staff have combed over hundreds it feels like hours, of hours of her yakking and there's not one time where she says, you know, that night everything was just fine. we went to bed. i did the laundry. that's all i can tell them. or you know, i took haleigh to school that day or, you know, i was thinking about last christmas and how happy she was. nothing. we have never once heard a recollection about haleigh. >> you're right. and if we kne

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i also was surprised with jean barry and also bea arthur. she was excluded. she was in "auntie mame." lucille ball. not the original one. she did a film or two. because she was so well known as maude and "golden girls" they thought she was more television. >> larry: mr. davis added a statement, though. there's nothing you can say to people, particularly family members, within a day or two of the show that helps at all. they tend to be surprised and hurt. we understand that. we're sorry for it. they said they're sorry for it. do you take that as an apology? >> i think they're saying that family members and friends are upset. but it's not just family members and friends. i said that to mr. davis, and all due respect today. it's millions of fans. the minute she was not part of that memorial it started on twitter. i mean, it was absolutely -- the e-mails i've gotten, people are outraged by it. >> larry: they can't make it up, dick? >> not to me they can't. it's unforgivable. >> larry: next year they are going to say something? >> it was unforgivable. >> larry: we

jean, good morning to you. >> good morning, meredith.fund will be $3,036, an increase of $266 per taxpayer. vice president biden says it's the result of a number of tax credits built into last year's stimulus package and he wants you to know about them. there are asosoed credit that is people may not know about. >> that's right. every couple will get an $800 tax cut. most of the people, their employers when would it from their withholding. meaning they got $30 a month more, 60 bucks a month more and probably didn't even notice where it came from. they got more in their paycheck. if you didn't get it in your paycheck and you're preparing your tacks, then you're entitled to a couple -- you're entitled to 800 bucks. 800 bucks. >> but you have to file. >> you have to ask for it. you have to ask for it. a lot of people already got it. second big thing here is that if you -- for example, if you have a child in college and you're paying 15 grand or seven grand to send a kid to college, you get $2,500 tax credit. >> so people understand, the cre

jean casarez with "in session." thanks. >>> i don't know if you've heard this, but michael jackson's doctor is accused of stopping cpr so he could hide drug vials in the late singer's bedroom. this is a stunning allegation that is in documents obtained by the associated press now. jackson's logistics director, alberto alvarez, also told investigators dr. conrad murray insisted on leaving the hospital and going back to jackson's mansion to get cream so, quote, the world wouldn't find out about it. murray's attorney rejects the allegations and accuses prosecutors of leaking the police report. a spokesperson for the d.a. says prosecutors did not release the documents. murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter. and he said that nothing he gave jackson should have killed him. >>> what is this going to mean, though, for the involuntary manslaughter case against dr. murray or for the embattled jackson estate itself? nancy grace investigates tonight at 8:00 and 10:00 eastern right here on hln. >>> doctors are feeling

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jean, thank you. throw it over to ann and dr. now to the new health care law's impact on your medical care. dr. nancy snyderman, good morning. let's first talk about pre-existing conditions. >> here they are. it is the pre-existing conditions, and this is something that even the insurance companies couldn't squawk too much about. this means you had breast cancer, you are cut off forever or you're a 12-year-old, you fracture your leg, they don't want to cover you for your leg anymore. for children, there's no denial anymore. okay? for adults, it will kick in this the year 2014. so a little while. but the pre-existing conditions, consider it -- is i think one of the hallmarks of this entire thi thing. now, prevention. this is where i get on my high horse a little bit. personal responsibility, folks. you can't expect any insurance plan, whether it is from the federal government or your insurance company to take care of you if you don't take care of yourself. expect a couple of things. screening programs that we know work. mammograms

>> i was surprised with jean barry and bea arthur. she was excluded.was in at annie mame" lucille ball. not the original one. she did a film or two. because she was so well known as maude and "golden girls" they thought she was more television. >> larry: there is nothing you can say to people particularly family members within a day or two of the show that helps at all. they tend to be surprised and hurt. we understand that. we're sorry for it. do you take that as an apology? >> i think they are saying they are sorry that family members and friends are upset. it is not just family members and friends. it is millions of fans. the minute she was not part of that memorial it started on twitter. the e-mails i've gotten. people are outraged. >> larry: they can't make it up, dick? >> not to me they can't. it is unforgivable. >> larry: next year they are going to say something. >> it sun forgivable. >> larry: were you shocked, candy, it was not an overlook. it was deliberate. >> oh, yes. >> it was deliberate because the year aaron died he was also left off be

i agree with jean, with my republican friends.'d rather have the law like the stupak amendment we passed in the house but we need 60 votes in the senate. the most we could muster was 45. find me the other 15 pro-life senators and i'll be happy to join you in passing a statutory law. you can do than the reality is what's the next best thing that has the full force effect of law? an executive order and i'm pleased obama signed it. >> many americans didn't you know before this week. they've seen you, in the news a lot a bit. tell us about bart stupak, in the sense you were a police officer before you got involved in politics. when do you first remember where you said abortion is wrong, and if i ever get a chance to stand up for that principle i will? in i was in the state office before, state representative, and i was back in -- it was in the '80s. that's always been my principle, belief. >> starting politics, as a child, thinking about this? >> well, my father was in the seminary. he was six months short of being a priest. so if he

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let's go to jean casares correspondent for "in session." what's the dee piece of evidence here? >> it looks like the forensic evidence played a very large role because we hear about that forensic evidence was used to match and to create the probable cause for arrest, but i think it was probably everything put together. witness statements and they had followed this man for a long time, and i think that in searching and researching and executing search warrants for somer thompson, they were possibly able to find the evidence that charged him in february which actually got him behind bars. that was probably a surprise. we heard today in the press conference and they said he was not even on a radar. i found a form filled out at the time of the arrest and its middle any other charges in the last year and it said no. >> what does it mean he made admissions. that sounds vague. >> admission means a confession. his moment was close to where somer lived. dogs were in the backyard right after the amber alert was issued, but admissions could go simply from saying, yes, i was at my mother's

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hey, jean, thank you so much for bringing it down for us. good to see you. >>> for female athletes who play soccer, getting hurt means pain and the frustration of not being able to play. but as senior medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta reports, physical therapy and strength training could make all the difference here. >> reporter: high school senior alyssa bran has been playing soccer since she was 4 years old. up until a year ago, she was virtually injury-free. >> i tried to turn too quickly and just twisted my knee. >> reporter: what she did was she tore her acl ory anterior crucial ligament. >> acl is a ligament inside the knee that gives your knee stability. it's the most common thing we see in terms of serious injuries among female soccer players or female athletes in general. >> reporter: an orthopedic surgeon says wider hips and a tendency to land in a locked knee position makes girls more susceptible to injury. the best solution? retraining. >> the best thing we can do is teach them how to jump and land in a better way. >> report

. >> jean? >> thank you. on the banks you said if there's no international agreement the amount raise which beat much more. are we looking taking a lead in that case? and secondly, in the budget we're expecting this idea that every bench should be required by law, is that legislation a conservative government would introduce? >> on the second issue, let's look at the detail. clearly there is a problem with people who are left out of the financial system. they're not just his advantage by not having a bank account, they're also disadvantaged because that make you can get the lower tariffs for your electricity bill or gas bill. so let's look at that. it seems proper examination. would be token? not necessarily. there's let you can do if there isn't agreement that if there is. james? >> cannot ask you about specific choice, they suggested the winter fuel of violence should be cut for pensioners aged under 65 immediately, not over 10 years as the government suggests. can you tell us what a conservative government

that was from his summer vacation i think. >> whatever. >> now, are those jeans, are they shorts? >> yeah. >> those are also not what you should be dog. take a look at the foot wear there. >> i think i might have those sandals. >> and socks and shorts. >> i don't have the jorts. >> they gave you a good body. >> yeah, i guess it's decent, not too shabby. >> i disagree with all this, i think you have to look past what the outer package is. you don't need a rematch-- but a re-think-- with lunesta. lunesta is different. it keys into receptors that support sleep, setting your sleep process in motion. lunesta helps you get the restful sleep you need. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving or engaging in other activities while asleep without remembering it the next day have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucinations or confusion. in depressed patients, worsening of depression, including risk of suicide, may occur. alcohol may increase these risks. allergic reactions such as to

he was wearing superman pajama pants with jeans over them and a black baseball cap. the man was found or pulled about this time yesterday, about 5:30 when fishermen sponted him on wednesday. >>> a bold daytime robbery in columbia heights in the middle of the busy shopping area and police say two men approached armored carorkers at an atm and demanded cash. the workers were loading money into the atm when this happened. investigators are not saying whether the men got away with money and if anyone was hurt. >>> d.c. council members getting -- about the response. last month, 2-year-old stephanie stevens died hours after the parents called for help. a d.c. passenger is under criminal investigation for allegedly refusing to transport her to the hospital. karen gray houston joins us with more the investigation. karen? >> reporter: it was a long hearing. there was testimony from the heads of the unions that oversee the paramedics and firefighters and as well as citizens with complaints and praise. archie ruben offered condolences to the parents and family of the the girl w

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. >> to you, jean casarez, legal correspondent with "in session." what can you tell me? >> you know, nancy, when she says that god is going to bring her home, there's a lot of interpretations to that and the state of mind of misty could be that she's not alive but that she will be brought home, the body will be brought home. she also says, though, that god just hasn't given her the sign yet. >> god hasn't given her the sign. okay. joining us right now, the man of the hour once again. bounty hunter out of california, leonard padilla. leonard padilla has offered to bond her out from behind bars in exchange for her telling him the truth about what happened to haleigh that night. the night she was alone with misty croslin, the baby-sitter turned stepmother. leonard padilla, got a bombshell right here. a letter or a release from misty croslin's lawyer saying basically butt out. what i want to know, leonard, is what lawyer tells a bondsman, look -- who says, look, i'll bond you out, but you have to tell me the truth. what lawyer would turn down that deal unless he didn't want

we are taking your calls live back out to jean casarez. correspondent, "in session," before we unleash the lawyers. jane, what else happened in court today? i saw tot mom laughing. what was funny? >> well, i think she was enthralled with her new lawyer. there is a new defense lawyer on the team. his name is cheney mason. he's one of the most respected defense lawyers in the state of florida. death penalty qualified, orlando-based, covered many cases. nancy, you and i on court tv followed many of the cases he covered. he's now a member of the defense team. >> and i understand he's hopping onboard pro bono for free. >> that's right. he's very close to retirement, and he decided he wanted to do the case. he said in a press conference he wanted to do it. he thinks it will be fun. he doesn't have to do this case. he's had a very, very long career, but he wants to get involved. >> let's unleash the lawyers. joining us tonight, expert in florida law, bill sheaffer, former prosecutor, wftv legal analyst. renee rockwell, veteran defense attorney, h

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in fact, jean claude trichet was saying it was not a good idea to involve the imf. it was very, very about bad for the euro. but then he was saying, this is a safety net. it's not going to be used because it's not going to be needed. i think that there is a lot of talk about germany being difficult to get in the plan. the germans don't want germany to pay for this bailout to greece, if it ever happens. but we have to say that this is a euro zone plan, this is not germany. of course, germany will participate with a bigger figure because it is the biggest economy in the euro zone, but so is france, so is all the other 15 euro zone companies, apart from greece, of course. and it's important to say, ross, that this is a plan for all euro zone countries, not only for greece. so if all countries like spain or italy or portugal have problems in the future, they could go and use this same strategy when they need it. >> carolina, stay with us. we'll bring in our guest, james bevan and kit jukes, head of strategy at the ecu group. gentlemen, thanks for joining us. this is a b

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jean elly, nbc news. >>> the time is 6:42 right now. let's check in with meteorologis chuck bell. a little chilly out there. >> yes, indeed, kimberly and aaron. very, very cold outside. we really got spoiled. we waited so long for our first 70-degree day. we had five 70s in the last week or so. not so much on your saturday morning. temperatures barely above freezing right now. quick check of today's forecast this is whole soy. you might know that it has protein, but whole soy's also naturally packed... with fiber, antioxidants and other nutrients. and you can get whole soy, mixed together with real fruit, in soyjoy. and look for delicious new blueberry soyjoy. >>> that time of year the cherry blossoms are starting to bloom. today, the national cherry blossom festil starts to kick off. peak blooms will happen thursday, april 5th and run throh next sunday, april 4th. you can catch beautiful sights this weekend. there is limited parking on haines point. ohio drive will also be one way for the next two weeks. >>> all four lanes are going to be northbound only. if you are used to comin

on some of the evidence, texas authorities say he was found close by wearing heavily bloodstained jeans and socks bearing a gash on his right hand. authorities also say blood on the shirt he was wearing at the time of the arrest was twila's and her sons. nina, isn't that incriminating? >> one thing we've learned from the innocence project is that no amount of speculation about a person's guilt can substitute for a dna test. people said a lot of the same things about curtis mccardy, one of our former clients who you just saw who is a free man and innocent and really i think as the supreme court stay will allow us to make clear whether or not hank skinner is guilty or innocent, everyone agrees he should have an opportunity to prove that innocence through dna testing before he's executed and the ultimate punishment is carried out. >> larry: when does the court take up whether they will hear it? >> we don't know. as you alluded to earlier, it could be a matter of days, and the stay may be over, and we could be right back where we were this afternoon, which is waiting for the governor to iss

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if it passes, it takes effect in jean. >>> more trouble for toyota as claims of a cover-up has surfaced. a panel dropped by the nation press club to discuss what they believe is behind the real issues of sudden ape -- issues of sudden acceleration. >>> whatever anybody thinks about the health care bill, that nice but it has to be built on a constitutional foundation. >> the health care bill is now law but the debate is far from over. coming up next, virginia's attorney general ken cuccinelli is facing a little backlash. >> we'll hear from both sides coming up. >>> first, let's check with tony once again ysm we'll update you on today's forecast. i think it will be a nice day today. julie wright will be along to tell us about the drive into work. no guarantees on whether or not that will be nice. we'll be back with more fox 5 morning news. it is 5:11. (announcer) we're in the energy business. but we're also in the showing-kids- new-worlds business. and the startup-capital- for-barbers business. and the this-won't- hurt-a-bit business. because we don't just work here. we live here. these a

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they've been targeted with threatening phone calls, too, like this one received by ohio congresswoman jean schmidt. >> you and boehner and [ bleep ] mitch mcconnell, all you racist republicans, why don't you change your party name to racist? >> the richmond police indicate it may have been fired into the sky and as it fell back to the earth at a sharp angle, the bullet hit the front window of the building that houses canter's office. >> it is reckless to use these incidents as media vehicles for political gain. that is why i have deep concerns that some dccc chairman chris van holen and tim kaine in particular are dangerously fanning the flames by suggesting that these incidents be used as a political weapon. >> on fox news, karl rove warned democrats that discussing threats against them may inflame emotions, that discussing them publicly can only inspire copycats. he then discussed the many threats against him in great detail. if we are to presume that rove's theory of the case applies to him, too, then he obviously was using his own, unverifiable death threat stories to seek political ad

jean schmidt from ohio released a threatening e-mail she released.isten to is. >> you and boehner [ bleep ], mitch mcconnell, all you racist republicans, why don't you change your name to racist. >>> nbc white house correspondent, that's an awful call, pete. the law enforcement have to separate ugly, mean calls to something that could be a more serious threat of violence. >> reporter: precisely, what the fbi says is the actual number of serious death threats here is quite small. the view on the hill among law enforcement that this is probably going to dissipate as members of congress go back to their districts for two weeks. there have been a few more incidents, republicans in a county republican office near the charlottesville, virginia, area say bricks were thrown through their office. but this does seem to be dying down. the powder, as you say in congressman wiener's office turns out to be negative. many tea party groups around the country have been issuing statements saying they condemn the violence. no one should jump to conclusions it's their m