and a third name is jo ann jackson. like sissy, jo ann says she was home. in bed.> i don't have any reason to be implicated in this whatsoever. you know. i had -- i went home. i talked to my mother. >> do you know what time of night that was? >> around 11:00. >> and after that you have no idea what happened? >> no. >> jo ann jackson's fingerprints and palm prints have also been compared to those left at the scene. no match. yet, there are several others centurion says, at least four women and two men, who might have been there, whose prints have never been compared. a lot of kids were home by 11:00 that night it turns out. >> well, i don't know why. you know, i just don't understand. because my sister was with me. and that's the weird thing. you know, they must have questioned her 10,000 times, too, and she said the same thing. >> so where does all this leave barry beach? what is the truth? well, centurion's investigation would soon lead to something beach had been seeking for decades. a remarkable hearing. unlike any ever held before in the state of montana, maybe

. >> reporter: betty joe green and jo ann whitehead of boston were two of 17 who sued the government to overturn the law. the couple met in college and have been together since 1981. they were legally wed in massachusetts, but the defense of marriage act prevents them from getting the federal tax benefits or social security benefits that come from being married. >> both of us are cancer survivors, so we know that it's a possibility that one of us will probably die before the other. she will not be able to get survivors benefits from me through social security. it makes an enormous difference in our planning. >> reporter: since the law passed in 1996, eight states and the district of columbia have approved same-sex marriage. 31 states have banned it. last year, president obama instructed the justice department to stop defending the defense of marriage act in court. >> it violates the constitution. it's time for us to bring it to an end. >> reporter: house republicans have hired a lawyer to defend the law, and today, he said he always expected that the matter would end up here at the s

>> we love you, jo ann. who's more precious than you? nobody. love her. >>> so we are increasingly unhealthy. >> beside very fat basically. >> all of us are doing the wrong things. 25% of us. only 25% eat three to five servings of veggies a day. i eat fruit. >> three to five servings of fruit a day. >> yeah. i do that. that's the only thing i do right. >> how do you have time to come to the show between eating all that and having to go to the bathroom, it's amazing that you can find an hour of your day to sit here with me. >> what are you talking about? 10% of the people drink the recommended eight glasses of water per day. >> eight glasses of something but not usually water. >> if you had a choice between $5,000 and losing ten pounds, if someone says i'll give you five grand or we'll make you ten pounds slimmer. which would you take? >> 4 out of 5 americans said they would prefer the cash. cash. >> you know why? because you don't have the cash and you think you can lose the ten pounds tomorrow on your own. you kind of think you can do it. >> bu

jo-ann, one of our producers here said these are great because these are shades with bifocals. >> youyou say that? >> here's the cool thing. i'm reading and looking in the sun. i'm reading. sometimes you have to have glasses to read. they are $19.99 and you get them at the drug store. it's really nice. >> thank you, joanne. i have a surprise for you. i've been friends with the lennon sisters forever. love, love, love them. kathie and janet. remember they had their whole best pals got beautiful, adorable rag dolls. i have one for hannah. guess what? we have one for mella. this is a little ethiopian one. vintage rag doll. >> i love it. >> it's $39.90 on qvc. there is a little note in here for you. >> that is so great. >> i love the ladies. >> thank you. that is so sweet. >> i love these dolls are making a comeback in the world. >> i am so excited. >> you can give to ella. >> hi, guys. my favorite thing is this talbot tea set. you know when you go to visit people or a party? it's a unique gift. you pick between three flavors of tea, a honey stick. >> you got it, girl. >> they are hoping

this is hoda and jo-ann la marka and amanda who loves this sort of thing. >> sometimes when you open "cosmopolitan," there is a sealed section where you can smell perfume. they have a different kind of sealed section in it and it's called -- what sit called? >> tell them, hoda. >> a guide to his hot package. you have to unseal it to know what's going on. so get in there. >> is this in my contract? >> rip it open, it says. you have to be 18 or older. okay. okay. >> oh. it's just fascinating penis facts, that's all. >> that's all we can say is just one time. you used our whole allotment of it. so there we have it. >> tell the world the average -- do i have to say that word? >> say something else? >> standing at attention, i don't like the word erection. i don't like it! >> wait. we just have to show -- you're going to be surprised by this, by the way. the average erect male is -- >> say package. >> is the length of a sharpie. that's what they said a sharpie. >> not where i come from. >> well, well, well. no. no. no. >> that baby wouldn't put on to play, if you know what i mean. not goi

. >> thank you very much jo ann. it's a pleasure to be back at the carnegie council. it's nice to be back in new york. i guess we are both gluttons for punishment in the sense that i keep coming back here and you keep asking me to come back so i guess it is a good team. if you step back from the headlines of the newspaper of the last few years, and say what is the undercurrent? what is the flow of events of the last few years, i think you would come to the conclusion that in our part of the world, and by that i mean the west, north america, europe, and let's put japan in there although not geographically part of the west but geopolitically part of the west, world war ii, that this zone has been going through iraq patch. our economies have close. we are facing debt crises and we are not sure how to get out of them. perhaps most worrying, our political system has gummed up, and they don't seem as free footed as they were during the balance of the 20th century. if you pan out to other parts of the world, what we call the developing world, in some ways you would see the o

if you want to say anything jo ann -- >> [inaudible] >> no, it will not go through the senate. but in the meantime, yes, things are kind of at a standstill waiting for the supreme court. are there any other big issues that you can think of? >> the supreme court decision. >> there we are. >> i guess one thing we want to see is does the supreme court really clarify things, right? what will we be writing about the day after? that's one of the things we'll be hearing about from the four speakers. it may not be totally black and white. >> and we're still expecting the most likely, most likely week that we might be hearing from the supreme court would be the last week of june, possibly either june 25th which is a monday or june 28th which is a thursday. and my daughter's birthday. [laughter] so that's the prediction. so if we can, let's bring out our panel. we're really pleased to have, again, dan durham, executive vice president at america's health insurance plan; bill hazel, virginia's health secretary; ron pollack, the founding executive director of families usa, and josh sharfste

caller: this is jo ann from connecticut. host: hi. what's your comment? caller: hi. my comment is that i'm really happy that governor walker won. i think it's time in a the unions, government unions, got reined in because they are causing a lot of problems with the budgets. host: let's go on to craig, republican caller. perry, georgia, hi. hi, greg. caller: hey. thanks for your -- my call here. 27 states have turned republican. there's your trend has happened. and this is private union greed that people are turning against not all unions. my union is pretty good, but we have been in bankruptcy three times. we took a no pay raise two contracts in a row to keep our jobs. but it's already proved that those people with their benefits make over 80,000 a year where private sector was making $63,000. that's the inequity people are upset about. that their taxpayers are paying that big a difference. and in california jerry brown is a democratic governor. he's $16 billion in debt. so it's having an effect in every state. the states that are drilling people, every surplus, job

this is hoda and jo-ann la marka and amanda who loves this sort of thing. >> sometimes when you open don't like the word erection. >> wait. we just have to show -- you're going to be surprised by this, by the way. the average erect male is -- >> say package. >> is the length of a sharpie. that's what they said a sharpie. >> not where i come from. >> well, well, well. no. no. no. >> that baby wouldn't put on to play, if you know what i mean. not going to happen. >> this is the concern of this segment. if you wonder what state you can find men with the largest packages. >> connecticut. >> here are the top five. arizona is number five. >> probably true. >> indiana four. >> memories. >> new york is three. oregon is number two. >> lumberjacks. >> the number one state is new hampshire. >> why? >> one of those places that sells -- >> how did they measure this? >> one of the places that sells condoms online, they went -- >> do the body language. >> no. i'm not doing it any more. they looked at all the orders and found out what size people ordered from which states. then they rank them. isn't

. >> we love you, jo ann. who's more precious than you? nobody.the only thing i do right. >> how do you have time to come to the show between eating all that and having to go to the bathroom, that you can find an hour of your day do sit with me. >> 10% of the people drink the rechled eight glasses of water her day. >> eight glasses of something but not usually water. >> if you had a choice between $5,000 and losing ten pounds, if someone says i'll give you five grand or we'll make you ten pounds slimmer. >> 4 out of 5 americans said they would prefer the cash. cash. >> you know why? because you don't have the cash and you think you can lose the ten pounds tomorrow on your own. you kind of think you can do it. >> but you'll get the cash and go off to mcdonald's. buy a big-screen tv and sit in front of it. >> i think it is time you made us all laugh. >> it's friday funny time. it's really bad when you get your biggest laugh before you tell the joke. there's something wrong with that. this was sent to us on facebook. imi'm a little concerned, i think

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