her repeated lying has been compared to joran van der sloot.es killed her daughter. there's a book out right now "portrait of a monster." lisa and cole co-wrote the book. tell me about the research that went into putting this book together and bring us up to speed about the comparisons and challenges to casey anthony and joran van der sloot. >> well, this book is six years in the making. lisa started the book in april 2005. >> yeah. >> right after natalee disappeared and as we know, joran told lie after lie. he gave 16 different versions to the police. there were so many lies that they didn't find the body and became almost impossible to secure a conviction. he what i have been following in the casey anthony case, her lying and lying and lying and the amount of time it took to find the body made the prosecution there almost impossible as well. >> cole points out you dedicated a lot of your life to this story so far over the last six years. how difficult has it been for you to do this as a job, but also to break away and have some sort of a pers

. >> today i have retired, but as another joran opens, another -- as one joran closes, another door opens. >> he was always more than just a basketball player. this is not just any old retirement. what we are seeing is china's top ambassador stepping down from the world stage. because of his height, and down main -- yao ming was singled out almost from birth, and he became the voice from shanghai who shot to the nba. for almost a decade he played for the houston rockets. he was a firm favorite with the fans but was off the court when he had the greatest presidents. >> he was the most recognized chinese face in the world when he arrived in 2002, and he has had the burden of expectations on him, but he has done it in a way that is exemplary of china's soft power. he is not a politician. he is the first individual as an athlete to take that role, and he acted as a bridge between the east and west. >> basketball is hugely popular in china. he played a major part in its success, but fans were not surprised by the announcement. >> very sad that he had to retire because of injuries, but i will c

had been shot in misurata and that khadafi is troops and it caused a destruction despite what the joran listed had seen with their own eyes exactly what channel but probably the opposite l.r.b. i was the first channel to that it is a us financed channel belonging to saudi arabia and based in united arab emirates the same report was repeated by many other satellite channels but this is a deliberate policy keesha also we saw a c.n.n. report not long ago from a mobile phone you bought gadhafi soldiers raping women and that it was surely no pleasure to see the footage so some frame so were blurred it turned out though that someone recognized the oil as being from a libyan who are now moving there not so many libyan porno movies so that one was widely known so that fragment was used to claim it had been raped by gadhafi strips i think it was a deliberate montage not a mistake a usa demanded that the satellite broadcasts of libyan channels are stopped all over the world they have already shut down the arab channels used by plebian being a stakeholder and now they are shutting down and i'll sa

join the group including serbia as the country prepares to extradite its final war crimes suspect joran has it his capture has been the final condition for the opening of membership talks with the e.u. but there is lingering skepticism among some serbs that brussels pulled shift the goalposts again. and fear over phone tapping continues in britain engulfing the highest levels of power in the country the odds are shortening on prime minister david cameron becoming a casualty himself of the crisis due to his links and friendships with murdoch media executives who've been arrested. up next algor and i've asked the man heading the russian direct investment fund curial dimitrios just where high tech innovation and investment will come from as part of president medvedev economic modernization drive interview show spotlight coming up next stay with us. hello again the wall come to spotlight the challenge part i'm now bernard and today my guest in the studio is kid he'll need to hear how the world economic forum in st petersburg president need to be made to visit along an investment fund aimed

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>> i think the autopsy was an incomplete autopsy, a normal autopsy, you look at the jorans in the abdomen, the chest, the head. here, there was no abdomen, there was no chest, the only thing to look into was the skull, and that wasn't looked into. that's part of a complete autopsy. and for an anthropologist to be called to dispute what the forensic pathologist said is just improper, because the anthropologist's job is different than dr. spitz's job, which is to determine anything involving the cause of death. julie: so if you're saying they can't obviously perform an autopsy on organs and the only remains of her was the skull, why is it that they would overlook that, and is that something that the defense will use in their favor? >> i think the defense is using it in its favor. julie: but is it going to work? >> it goes to guilt or innocence of casey as -- i'm not commenting upon, but i'm saying normally the skull would be removed, there was material in there, in the skull that dr. spitz found. >> julie: the toxicologist did a cranial wash and found nothing. >> that's also bizarre. what t

we're very, very pleased to have profess joran dal kennedy with us today. he'll be giving a keynote address entitled what is america's deepest fault line. randall kennedy is michael r. klein professor at the harvard law school where he teaches on contract, criminal law and race relations he served under thurgood marshall of the united states supreme court. his most recent books are "nigger: the strange career of a trouble spsm word," "intelligence, marriage, identity" and "sellout. the american academy of arts and sciences, the american academy of philosophy, he holds degrees from princeton, oxford university, and yale law school. please welcome mr. randall kennedy. [applause] >> there are policies dictated by dictatorial social cohesion. that's not the sort the center wishes to foster through research, study and debate. the cohesion that the center seeks to foster is a democratic, pluralistic cohesion that frames a decent society. there are now, there have long been a number of fault lines in america that me nass the prospect of an attractive social cohesi