these are the twins, lucy and john david, after their birth. there's lucy in the laundry basket and little john david on my side of the bed all propped up for a photo. now photos from friends. here's 3-year-old pennsylvania twins, brianna brooklyn hugging in their pink pjs at bedtime and kansas friends of the show, the hardings. jordan, susie. casey. doggy dog, nell. and their favorite pumpkin patch. >>> jayme always punctual to work. she called her job to tell them she'd be running a few minutes late because she couldn't get water at her house. she called her mother just a few days down and asked to use her shower but jayme never nadto work and is never heard from again. >> as frantic search for missing mom jayme sue austin emerges. mom cindy gis holt. >> caller: someone had taken a shower. counter was wet. the counter on the other side of the room. it was quite wet, yes. >> jayme's prized poocha shell necklace, inside of the canister of a vacuum. what happened? >> i suspect something's up. i don't know. is this too unusual for her. >> investi

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happy birthday lucy and john david. this is this morning at about 5:30 a.m. i made them cookies to go with their candle and in the other shot, those were paper crowns we made for them to wear today. >> i'm a.j. hammer. sandra bullock's battle with a porn star over a child. josh and fergie's nasty public fight with a stripper. nicholas cage shocker. is the movie star broke? >> this little baby allegedly taken out of her parents's bedroom while they slept, sacking out until 11:30 skpaim the baby never made a peep according to them; sharon. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. >> what's your question? >> caller: i heard again that the parents didn't make a personal plea for the children. i was wonder figure the local affiliate there made that available to them. >> let's out. this is new shots we obtained of little shannon. she is absolutely beautiful. to fay wood, the godmother of missing child shannon, what about it. news crews have approached the parents and offered them the opportunity to make a public plea. >> they have not. >> i find it hard to believe.

i can tell you right now, eyes closed, what lucy and john david have on because i dress them. an aquamarine pajama outfit with pink cupcakes and a navy blue choo-choo train pajama set for john david. but she didn't know, ray. why? >> nancy, parents know everything. as a recent stepfather and you're a recent mother, we both know, we know everything about our children. it's imprinted in our mind. and that's a real problem for her. >> which leads me, sue moss, to the startling discovery tonight that the child may have been found only in the t-shirt, no pants, sue moss. she didn't have her little pants on. >> you know what that means. pimp out your kid for the highest bid. she'll look at death for what she did. and i say good rid. >>> we are taking your calls live. i want to go straight out to yvette in tennessee. hi, yvette. >> caller: hi, nancy. i would like to ask a question about the surveillance when he was getting into the elevator. it looked like shaniya was holding a blanket. is that the blanket that they found in the trash can? >> good question. what do we know about that

these are the twins, lucy and john david, after their birth. there's lucy in the laundry basket and little john david on my side of the bed all propped up for a photo. now photos from friends. here's 3-year-old pennsylvania twins, brianna and brooklyn hugging in their pink pjs at bedtime and kansas friends of the show, the hardings. jordan, susie, casey, burton, matt, evan, reid, and doggie dog nell at their favorite pumpkin patch. >>> jayme always punctual to work. she called her job to tell them she'd be running a few minutes late because she couldn't get water at her house. she called her mother just a few doors down and asked to use her shower. but jayme never made it to work. and is never heard from again. >> as the frantic search for missing mom jayme sue austin emerges, new information about the bathroom where she is said to have taken a shower. the bathroom floor was soaking wet. >> someone had taken a shower. the carpet was wet, clear out to my counter. the counter on the other side of the room. it was quite wet, yes. >> jayme's prized

i can tell you right now, eyes closed, what lucy and john david have on because i dress them. an aquamarine pajama outfit with pink cupcakes and a navy blue choo-choo train pajama set for john david. but she didn't know, ray. why? >> nancy, parents know everything. as a recent stepfather and you're a recent mother, we both know, we know everything about our children. it's imprinted in our mind. and that's a real problem for her. >> which leads me, sue moss, to the startling discovery tonight that the child may have been found only in the t-shirt, no pants, sue moss. she didn't have her little pants on. >> you know what that means. pimp out your kid for the highest bid. she'll look at death for what she did. and i say good rid. >>> we are taking your calls live. i want to go straight out to yvette in tennessee. hi, yvette. >> caller: hi, nancy. i would like to ask a question about the surveillance when he was getting into the elevator. it looked like shaniya was holding a blanket. is that the blanket that they found in the trash can? >> good question. what do we know about that

john david got plastic watches. these are some of my favorite photos that i took of them, and, joy, they're the loves of my life. >> i know. they're so adorable. look at them. how cute. you could just eat them up. >> i know, i know. i want to eat them up all the time, but then they'd be gone. >> they look like little nuns in that picture. >> in that picture i actually had to put little baby blankets, receiving blankets around their heads because their necks weren't strong enough to hold up. there's john david lounging in mommy's bed. >> watching tv. >> and there's lucy in a laundry basket. >> oh, really? that's cute. >> and now i put her in the laundry basket, she sits up and i pull her around like i'm a horse. >> let's talk about your book. she wrote "the eleventh victim." i'm told there are parallels in this book to your life. it is a crime book. >> yes. number one, i'd much rather talk about crime and analyze cases than talk about myself, but the book, "eleventh victim," what's funny, joy, when i first left the c

john david got plastic watches. these are some of my favorite photos that i took of them, and, joy, they're the loves of my life. >> i know. they're so adorable. look at them. how cute. you could just eat them up. >> i know, i know. i want to eat them up all the time, but then they'd be gone. >> they look like little nuns in that picture. >> in that picture i actually had to put little baby blankets, receiving blankets around their heads because their necks weren't strong enough to hold up. there's john david lounging in mommy's bed. >> watching tv. >> and there's lucy in a laundry basket. >> oh, really? that's cute. >> and now i put her in the laundry basket, she sits up and i pull her around like i'm a horse. >> let's talk about your book. she wrote "the eleventh victim." i'm told there are parallels in this book to your life. it is a crime book. >> yes. number one, i'd much rather talk about crime and analyze cases than talk about myself, but the book, "eleventh victim," what's funny, joy, when i first left the c

i would rip the hand off somebody that gave a beer bottle to lucy or john david. to suck on.a cigar for pete's sake. >> yep. well, this is another video allegedly of the heene family. in this video you see the oldest boy, bradford, then just a baby. he is propped up on a couch. richard heene is trying to pose him with a cigar, putting it in his hand, in his little mouth. you see him right there sucking on the beer bottle. >> let's go to the defense attorneys. renee rockwell, you're a defense attorney. has your client lost his mind? the more these people are out there, the more surfaces. it gets worse and worse and worse. >> talking about losing his mind, that's not going to rise to any level of a mental defense. he's got much bigger problems than this, nancy. how about little bit of conspiracy or contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile, having those children lie like he did? >> let me remind you, ms. rockwell, you're acting as the defense attorney. very quickly, we are taking your calls live. we'll show you the video in full. go ahead and buckle your seat belt. >>> quic

lucy and john david. this is immediately after their birth. and i do not believe that they would be turning 2 this week if not without your prayers. and in connecticut, here's vicky and 2-year-old daughter eva dressed as a tiger for halloween. texas friends. high school teacher shelly and teen daughters margaret and macy. cheerleaders. a beautiful wedding photo of georgia friends chris and robin. looking on, kentucky friends of the show. linda, brian, kayla, michael and friends, jazzy and rooster. they never miss a show. >>> we have recovered 11 victims. we have recovered 10 bodies and one spashl skeleton from imperial avenue address. one autopsy is still being completed at this time. but they are all african-american women. seven died of ligature strangulation and one died of manual strangulation. two, the decomposition of the body precludes accuracy sometimes and we're diagnosing that as homicidal violence in two cases and the last case, the autopsy is ongoing. it does not appear to have a ligature or what would be a case of manual strangula

happy birthday, lucy and john david. this is this morning about 5:30 a.m. i made them cookies last night to go with their candle. in the other shot, those were some participator crowns that we made for them to wear today. 

i just cannot imagine leaving lucy, my little girl and john david, my little boy, behind. to grow up in this world without a mother. tell me how you learned that your mother's body had been hidden in this home for a year? >> well, nancy, first of all, let me just thank you for putting this story out there. i was listening to the show as it got started and i was hearing the response you had given. it sounded like you were speaking from the family, a lot of the things you touched on as far as what's taking so long for the other families to find out the information, we had to find out today. it's still unbelievable. a search warrant, are you kidding me? you know, it's devastating enough that this murderous person was able to stay out on the streets and do this heinous act that he's done for so long without being detected. it's just very hard to believe. >> everyone you are seeing -- >> her mother is doing well. unfortunately the information she had to find out about her child is discomforting because she lost a child. i lost a mother. as well as my older sister and my younger

lucy and john david. this is immediately after their birth. and i do not believe that they would be turning to this week if not without your prayers. and in connecticut, here's vicky and 2-year-old daughter eva dressed as i tiger for halloween. texas friends. high schoolteacher shelly and teen daughters margaret and macy. cheerleaders. a beautiful wedding photo of georgia friends chris and robin. looking on, connecticut friends of the show. linda, brian, kayla, michael and friends, jazzy and rooster. they never miss a show. >>> the shock waves are hitting even veteran judges. >> mr. sowell, 28 years on being on this bench, this is without question the most serious set of allegations that i've ever faced. >> reporter: but how in the world could suspect anthony sowell or anyone allegedly murder so many victims hiding at least 11 bodies in the middle of a busy neighborhood? >> there were nobody know because nobody had seen them around here, walking, scrapping, picking up cans. just chilling like a normal person. >> reporter: but could a normal pe

i would rip the hand off somebody that gave a beer bottle to lucy or john david. to suck on.a cigar for pete's sake. >> yep. well, this is another video allegedly of the heene family. in this video you see the oldest boy, bradford, then just a baby. he is propped up on a couch. richard heene is trying to pose him with a cigar, putting it in his hand, in his little mouth. you see him right there sucking on the beer bottle. >> let's go to the defense attorneys. renee rockwell, you're the defense attorney. has your client lost his mind? the more these people are out there, the more it surfaces. it gets worse and worse and worse. >> talking about losing his mind, that's not going to rise to any level of a mental defense. he's got much bigger problems than this, nancy. how about little bit of conspiracy or contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile, having those children lie like he did? >> let me remind you, ms. rockwell, you're acting as the defense attorney. i don't need a horse behind me. very quickly, we are taking your calls live. we'll show you the video in full. go ahea

lucy and john david. this is immediately after their birth. and i do not believe that they would be turning 2 this week if not without your prayers. and in connecticut, here's vicky and 2-year-old daughter eva dressed as a tiger for halloween. texas friends, high school teacher shelly and teen daughters margaret and macy. cheerleaders. a beautiful wedding photo of georgia friends, chris and robin. looking on, kentucky friends of the show, linda, brian, kayla, michael and furry friends, jazzy and rooster. they never miss a show. >>> we have recovered 11 victims. we have recovered ten bodies and one partial skeleton from the imperial avenue address. one autopsy is still being completed at this time. but they are all african-american women. seven died of ligature strangulation and one died of manual strangulation. two, the decomposition of the body precludes accuracy sometimes and we're diagnosing that as homicidal violence in two cases and the last case, the autopsy is ongoing. it does not appear to have a ligature or what would be a case of man

here's little lucy as a pirate and john david as a fireman.nd he's holding his little dalmatian dog. he had a fire hat that went with it. we don't know what happened to that. but they happily terrorized the neighbors with lots of tricks on halloween night. >>> every night hln's nancy grace brings you the real drama straight from the courtroom. >> every lawyer has a different version of what they would think justice is. >> tnt mondays. "raising the bar" is all new. >> to me justice is a jury rendering a verdict that speaks the truth. >> do you trust him? because that's what this cause comes down to. >> stephen bochco's "raising the bar" mondays at 10:00 on tnt. and pick up nancy's new book, "the eleventh victim," available now wherever books are sold. >>> is it rolling? >> yes. >> okay. i would like to grab the fence with my hands. ♪ ah! >> the teen girl suspect's alleged youtube profile page lists her hobbies, including cutting and killing people. several messages from what was allegedly the teen's twitter page discusses topics such as addicti

lucy and john david. this is immediately after their birth. and i do not believe that they would be turning 2 this week if not without your prayers. and in connecticut, here's vicky and 2-year-old daughter eva dressed as a tiger for halloween. texas friends. high schoolteacher shelly and teen daughters margaret and macy. cheerleaders. a beautiful wedding photo of georgia friends chris and robin. looking on, connecticut friends of the show. linda, brian, kayla, michael and friends, jazzy and rooster. they never miss a show. >>> we have recovered the bodies from the imperial avenue address. one autopsy is still being completed at this time. but there are african-american women. seven died of ligature strangulation and one died of manual strangulation. two, the decomposition of the body includes accuracy sometimes and we're diagnosing that as a homicide and the last two, the autopsy is still going. it does not appear to have a ligature and and homicidal violence. there were six inside the house and five recovered from the yard. >> we did not -- t

here's little lucy as a pirate and john david as a fireman. dalmatian dog. he had a fire hat that went with it. we don't know what happened to that. but they happily terrorized the neighbors with lots of tricks on halloween night. ♪ ah! >> the teen girl suspect's alleged youtube profile page lists her hobbies, including cutting and killing people. several messages from what was allegedly the teen's twitter page discusses topics such as addiction and terrors. those alleged messages have since been erased from the website. >> a 15-year-old committed the offense of murder in the first degree. >> if this crime is premeditated, she's going to be doing some adult time. >> have you ever had somebody go in and just reach inside you and pull your heart out? that's what it's like. >> there is no way this juvenile will get a fair trial in this city, county, state. i don't know where my client would get a fair trial once this name is released. and the facts of the case are released. >> b.s. even o.j. simpson got a fair trial and was acquitted in double mu

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steve schmidt has worked from coast to coast and for john mccain. and david winston, a longtime republican consultant who has worked in house and senate races and advised the house and senate leadership. he has been involved in a rare fact -- he worked with house republicans in 2002 to get their approval ratings over 50%, which almost never happens in congress. they could use you now, both sides could use you now. i think it is the perfect time to be holding this discussion because we still have last year's presidential campaign fresh in our minds and we can see the next one right around the corner. let's talk about those. what is the most significant change that you have seen it in the last three presidential campaigns, beginning with 2000 through 20008 in terms of media? how you deal with the media, how the media has changed, and what lessons can be drawn from the most recent campaign for the next one? >> i think it is technology. in 2004, there was no youtube. this time, youtube was a tremendous for to get information out. -- forum to get information out.

john? >> thank you, david. it's an honor to be here on behalf of the pan american health organization particularly director, dr. rosis who couldn't make it today. let me start by acknowledging in the past there's been several studies the demonstrated the greenhouse gas but addition measures can reduce debt from their evolution and they would be much of the final cost things to the findings presented earlier in this conference new research also shows a much wider range of additional health benefits. litigation policies related to household energy electricity generation, food and agriculture and transport could all bring potential health gains and these could include a significant reduction in some of the largest global health burdens of disease that we are currently challenged and facing such as respiratory infections, cancer and cardiovascular disease. health benefits with the implementation of litigation policies are achievable essentially everywhere in the world. not only in the developed countries but the co

steve schmidt has worked from coast to coast and for john mccain. and david winston, a longtime republican consultant who has worked in house and senate races and advised the house and senate leadership. he has been involved in a rare fact -- he worked with house republicans in 2002 to get their approval ratings over 50%, which almost never happens in congress. they could use you now, both sides could use you now. i think it is the perfect time to be holding this discussion because we still have last year's presidential campaign fresh in our minds and we can see the next one right around the corner. let's talk about those. what is the most significant change that you have seen it in the last three presidential campaigns, beginning with 2000 through 20008 in terms of media? how you deal with the media, how the media has changed, and what lessons can be drawn from the most recent campaign for the next one? >> i think it is technology. in 2004, there was no youtube. this time, youtube was a tremendous for to get information out. -- forum to get information out.

the thumbs of william wyler, david lean, john ford, to name a few.i have always believed that the truly enter kaine -- that to truly entertain, you must fully engaged with yourself. you must engage fully with your audience but engage with their fears and passions, you must engage with what life is actually like, with history, and you have to engage with imagination. audiences like the citizens of democracy are at their best when they are not treated like subjects. over the course of the years, i have changed. more than any other factor, it myn that encouraged me to take onmyn films like "schindler's list" and "amistad" and "saving private ryan." those funds are not more fantastical subject matter. my kids want me to get back to making fantasy movies. nevertheless, i can observe there has been a darkening in my choice of material and in my treatment of it which reflects the gravity of being a dad. i'm not saying my children have turned the gramm, old navy, but not grim. watching children grow simultaneously, it connects you with the future and also po

steve schmidt has worked from coast to coast and for john mccain. and david winston, a longtime republican consultant who has worked in house and senate races and advised the house and senate leadership. he has been involved in a rare fact -- he worked with house republicans in 2002 to get their approval ratings over 50%, which almost never happens in congress. they could use you now, both sides could use you now. i think it is the perfect time to be holding this discussion because we still have last year's presidential campaign fresh in our minds and we can see the next one right around the corner. let's talk about those. what is the most significant change that you have seen it in the last three presidential campaigns, beginning with 2000 through 20008 in terms of media? how you deal with the media, how the media has changed, and what lessons can be drawn from the most recent campaign for the next one? >> i think it is technology. in 2004, there was no youtube. this time, youtube was a tremendous for to get information out. -- forum to get information out.

john petrosek. he will talk to us about the state of the party and election results looking at the 2008 election. thank you. >> thank you, david. also thanks to john greene. i was here in 2005 and i found this to be one of the better conferences on american politics that i ever attended. i was pleased to be invited back this year. the background of this paper is simply all the excitement that surrounded the barack obama election. it is what i took to be a lot of press commentary and outside the press that we had just gone through some kind of watershed, a signal of and. the election of barack obama was unquestionably a special event. it went beyond that pretty went to questions of a major transformation in the party system, people talked about an expected a large surge in the turnout of the election. many americans and academics and commentaries outside academia talked about a decline in the republican base. generally, there was a sense that existed out there that may still be there to some degree that we did not just watch election in which the incumbents were defeated and a new group of the democrats won but rather an electi

"washington journal," david mark, senior editor for "politico," looks ahead to the health care debate in the senate. airline pilots association international, president sapt johntraitor talks about safety issues, cockpit distractions, flying while fired, labor issues and pay. shane harris discusses sign attacks against adversaries, including iraq. mayor jay williams of youngstown, ohio, talks about his city's economy, and math helm has the latest on international negotiations on a global climate change treaty at copenhagen. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> coming up next, q&a with

john allen mohammad is scheduled to be executed on tuesday. ten people died during a series of shootings in 2002. >>> and on tuesday, david letterman's accused extortionist will be in court. j >>> the number of u.s. banks that failed this year just climb to is 20. -- 120. five more banks failed yesterday, but they were taken over by other banks. the fife banks were based in california, michigan, minnesota, georgia and m missouri. this is the highest number of bank failures in a year since 1992. the fdic says it's fund that protects deposits in banks says it's running low, and that it will likely be in the red until 2012. >>> online retailers are slashing prices, walmart got the ball rolling, it said it would sell new dvds on line for just $10. then amazon slashed it's dvd prices to just 9$9.99 then walmart followed suit. >>> >>> so you hear a crying baby or you think you hear a crying baby. scientists hear the language of the baby's parents. new research suggests that newborns tend to cry in the same speech patterns as their parents native tongue. so the crying of germany babies mimics the german lang, the crying of french babies mimics the french langua

david's question. now, next i'd like to continue the panel introductory comments with john graham who's the president of bp wind energy. john has quite -- well, bp wind energy, you should know, has a thousand megawatts of wind farms in commercial operations and a thousand megawatts additionally in advanced stage of development and some 10,000 megawatts behind that in early stage development. he actually came into it as an investment manager doing innovative finance, also in the solar and the biofuels sector in bp as well as the wind and previously was very successful at mobile. so please welcome john graham. [applause] >> good morning, and it's a real honor to be able to address the american council on renewable energy. thanks in considerable part to acore, renewable energy has grown from a niche player to being a very significant part of america's energy future, and that's a result that you can all be very proud of, indeed. bp recognizes the changing nature of the world's energy needs. as an energy supplier, we are faced with the need to meet consumers' growing demand and at the same time seek out ener

the bush, david broder, tom brokaw, sears, peter and deferred -- all principal players still with us. from the reagan campaign, the carter white house, the kennedy campaign. i interviewed johnning mate, the former governor. i tried to talk to as many as possible and gather as much oral history as possible. host: mrs. reagan? guest: no, she has retired from interviews. i will forever be grateful to her that -- the 1985 files are sealed at the library because they have not been culminated yet. there are millions associated with his life there. but she told the library to open them exclusively for me to go through. i had exclusive rights to go through the 1980 campaign document. host: what did you learn from the documents but that surprised you? guest: most of it was pretty straightforward. the one thing which was interesting, all of his inner circle dick allen, and meese, and others -- they were modest men. there were very focused on their conservative philosophy. you did not have campaigns, at least with these men -- it was not about the celebrity consultants. it was very focused on policy and winning the campaign. making sure that reagan was always ready and prepared. host:

john kyle. former arkansas governor mike huckabee will be on as well. on "face the nation" you will hear carl levin, bob schieffer of, these gaza father of -- dee dee scazafava. and on cnn, david o. b, as well as tony blair. you can listen to all five of the sunday morning talk shows starting at noon on c-span radio. nationwide on xm satellite radio 132, on the web at c- spanradio.org. >> on this vote the yeas are 60. having voted in the affirmative, the motion is agreed to. >> with that vote, the senate has moved its health care bill to the floor. follow the entire debate and have it would affect access to medicare, live on our companion network, c-span 2. the only network that brings you the senate, gavel-to-gavel. >> regulating the internet, one of the topics on monday with meredith at well baker, on c- span to. >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us now, two folks who have never been on this program before. our guests are adele stan, she is the washington bureau chief at altinet. our other guest is james joyner. the topics will be wide and varied for this hour. the president this week is going to talk about afghanistan. what are the larger interests of the pre