kara?r. >> larry: do they have a problem with each other? >> who is the one that instigates it? >> the first time i thought it was a joke. >> madam? >> i thought you guys were joking. the second time i saw it, i thought, oh, no, wait. this isn't a joke. because they get into each other's space. you know what, they're like older brother/younger brother. there's this bit of a they love each other -- >> larry: why did you call him madame? >> because he's like a madam. >> larry: what does that mean? >> who's the instigator? >> larry: i heard him say madame. >> larry, you should come join us on the show last week. you like to stir the pot. >> i want him to come on and do the vicious american idol at the top of the show. >> can you do it? >> larry: i'll do it. >> right into three. >> larry: this is "american idol!" >> done, sold. then you can spar with him the rest of the hour. >> larry: do you notice tension between him and him? >> no, it's not tension. they really are like brothers. and i think

we'll get randy and kara's thoughts, too.& shine so much, you may never go back to your old furniture polish. ♪ love stinks ♪ love stinks, yeah, yeah it's the only furniture polish with febreze freshness. [ record scratches ] that's right, febreze freshness... to help eliminate odors, while you clean and condition. so your furniture is "swiffer clean"... and your home is "febreze fresh." swiffer gives cleaning a fresh new meaning. [ knock on door ] ♪ >> larry: we are back with ryan, simon, ellen, randy and kara, talking about "idol gives back" this wednesday on fox. they're going to raise millions for five charities, save the children, the united nations fou foundations are this season's beneficiaries. for more information, go to cnn.com/larryking. all right, randy, you're auctioning off something? >> yeah. i did a save the children thing in mississippi with morgan freeman. kara and i are personally auctioning off various things. we're auctioning off singing lessons, vocal lesson to the highest bidder. >> larry: from randy an

me and kara, come on. >> randy, do you sing?hing someone how to sing? >> yes, ryan. i am. and it won't be you. >> larry: why are you making fun? >> no, she has a beautiful voice. >> how does it work? >> well, this is just another way to raise more money. randy and i are going to actually define pitchy in the vocal lessons. we're going to tell people what it is. >> pitchy, the definition. >> nic . >> larry: spell it. >> p-i-t-c-h-y. >> larry: is that your pitch? >> it means you're between keys. i'm not landing o ining on the . >> larry: are you pitchy? >> i can do pitchy very well. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow >> i can bo bitchy. >> i can do bitchy, too. >> larry: ask why the idol people giving back concept is important to them and what they do personally. >> i think it's important because we've got a television show that's viewed all these years by a lot of people. and i think when we can do something good at this level, you can create impact. and personally, we donate, i know we donate our paychecks that night for the episode.

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host: kara scannell? guest: i think it will be very interesting if one of the people that the sec sued will actually show up. he is the one person who is charged. he basically handled both sides of the deal. he is apparently -- he had agreed to testify before the charges were filed. the big question, will he testify, or will he pull out at the last minute? host: last question. yesterday the agriculture committee reported derivatives regulation with the vote of one republican senator, chuck grassley. kara scannell, what does this do for forward movement of the financial regulation process? guest: there's still a long way to go. have to reconcile it with the bill that dodd has. they will have to meet somewhere halfway. even grassley said it by no way guaranteed that he would vote overall for the financial regulation reform bill. host: louise story, what does the debate in washington look like with the advantage of your distance? guest: they're discussing things people in new york for talking about years ago

our slogan comes over from kara from austin, texas. up with the baby at the crack of down, it's ok. i have my "fox & friends" on. >> key the rooster. brian, welcome back from vacation. >> i missed you guys. i have life sized fatheads of you in my house. i get to stare at you. >> not bobbleheads? >> no, fat heads. i glue you and peel you off. >> ok. very nice to have you back. we missed that kind of humor. >> good. is that what that was? >> i think so. let's start with a fox news alert because you're going to be treated to something really incredibly special this hour right here on "fox & friends." space shuttle discovery scheduled to launch live just 20 minutes from now and joining us live from cape canaveral, chris guiterrez. good morning to you. >> good morning to you, guys. yeah, the space shuttle discovery is gassed up and ready to go on this monday morning. as for the crew, we're told they've been strapped into their seats for the better part of

host: kara scannell? guest: i think it will be very interesting if one of the people that the sec sued will actually show up. he is the one person who is charged. he basically handled both sides of the deal. he is apparently -- he had agreed to testify before the charges were filed. the big question, will he testify, or will he pull out at the last minute? host: last question. yesterday the agriculture committee reported derivatives regulation with the vote of one republican senator, chuck grassley. kara scannell, what does this do for forward movement of the financial regulation process? guest: there's still a long way to go. have to reconcile it with the bill that dodd has. they will have to meet somewhere halfway. even grassley said it by no way guaranteed that he would vote overall for the financial regulation reform bill. host: louise story, what does the debate in washington look like with the advantage of your distance? guest: they're discussing things people in new york for talking about years ago

i couldn't beginning to tell you. >> kara: you know what? you look like an artist.mes up and gives you a big hug. he's it. he's a good kid. >> ellen: that was fantastic. that was fantastic. >> i get the opportunity to do things that the rest of the world dreams about. it's an incredible feeling. this experience has been bigger and crazier and more than i ever expected. it's meant everything to me. >> ♪ i think i better leave right now ♪ [cheers and applause] >> a special needs student bullied to the breaking point. the measure she went to to make it stop. >> my eyes, ear, nose, sneezing. >> sign of spring. why the tough winter is making this one of the worst allergy seasons ever. >> rain moves out and makes way for a nice thursday. what comes next that could affect the weekend plans in the sky watch forecast. >> ♪ crystal bowersox leaving american idol? the parking lot intervention that kept her on the show. >> and an 800-foot fall. how this jump comes to an end. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore this is fox 45 news at 10:00. >> hello, i am jeff

hey, beth karas, thank you so much. beth karas with "in-session." for the report there. >>> meanwhile, the nfl nfl is suspending pittsburgh quarterback ben roethlisberger. commissioner rog goodall is ordering benched without pay for the first six games of the 2010 season. a college student accused roethlisberger of sexually assaulting her in a georgia bar last month. prosecutors did not file criminal charges but goodall and steelers' president art rooney offered the suspension by telephone earlier today. he will not be allowed to attend any team functions until he's completed a behavioral evaluation. and if he's cleared after that goodall says that the quarterback will be allowed to attend pittsburgh's training camp. saying in part, "effective intervention now is the best step for the player's personal and professional welfare." he says he'll review the pittsburgh star's conduct later this year. and could reduce the suspension to four games depending on how roethlisberger's acting. we just got this on-camera response from the commissioner. >> no, it

luke wilson, kara, the judge from "american idol," is not only a guest on the show, she's going to sings happened anywhere else, but it's happening on "lopez tonight." a lot of stuff happens on "lopez tonight." >> larry: and we might add, larry king is also coming to "lopez tonight." >> larry king is coming to "lopez tonight" and lopez is going to host "larry king live" soon. >> larry: look forward to seeing

kara, the judge from "american idol" is not only a judge, she's going to sing.uff happens on "lopez tonight." you know that. >> larry: larry king is coming to lopez tonight. >> and lopez is going to host "larry king live." >> larry: george lopez. you can catch him tonight on tbs at 11:00 until it moves. the guys from deadliest catch are here tomorrow night. willie nelson on friday. now, anderson cooper and "ac 360". anderson.

kara, the judge from "american idol" is not only a judge, she's going to sing.happens on "lopez tonight." you know that. >> larry: larry king is coming to lopez tonight. >> and lopez is

translator in the book would call, you difficulty pronouncing my name malcolm so he would call me kara g.. >> where were you? >> in kabul afghanistan? i went there in november of 2001. i was working at the "kansas city star" which was part of a large newspaper chain and the editors of the cheney to people to go overseas and i volunteered i hadn't worked overseas and thought-- saw it as an opportunity. >> what were writing about before you went over there? >> i was doing daily stories. afghanistan was certainly quite a jump from what i've been doing. >> how did that decision change your life? >> i hadn't even known where afghanistan was to be candid with you so it gave me a perspective that leaves me across the globe outside of my day today nine to five existence to see a culture that is radically different from my own in a country that experience 30 years of warfare and had just been devastated, a kind of devastation i had only seen in photographs in world war ii where there are pictures of europe after the allies victory. >> due to embed? >> i did in 2003 with the 82nd airborne. >> in

kara was 17 when she was last seen by surveillance cameras.l phone and bank account has not been used since she vanished. it is compelling isn't it to see all of those people in a line meticulously going through the area. as we get any news as to anything they may find or any developments, obviously, we'll get it to you as soon as possible. >>> did casey anthony use chloroform on her little girl so she could go party? according to interview transcripts released yesterday, inmates in jail with anthony claimed she admitted she drugged her daughter so caylee could sleep. one inmate told investigators casey said something only caylee's killer would know -- >> there's also something about the day that caylee's remains were found. this is very damning information as well. inmate robin adams who she befriended at the jail said on the day caylee's remains were found, after the jail chaplain had broken the news to casey, she talked to casey and casey told her they had found a child's remains and the child was wrap in a blanket in a trash bag, a black t

and kara dioguardi. donate now on americanidol.com/idol gives back. sarah silverman is here tomorrow night. anderson cooper is here right now with "ac 360." anderson? >>> we'll have the latest on where the clouds of ash are now going and a "360" dispatch from gary tuchman from deep inside the dangerous clouds. up close tonight, they call themself the patriot movement. you'll hear what members believe about 9/11, whether it was a government conspiracy. >>> and later, new clues in the murder of a school principal who was getting results, winning the respect of his students. >>> it looks like the volcano that has shut down air travel for days cost airlines hundreds of millions of dollars is getting stronger, spewing more ash, up to 15,000 feet in the air. look at those pictures. to make matters worse, is that new cloud is now spreading south and east toward the united kingdom. the new development could complicate a plan to resume flights on a wider scale tomorrow over europe. it could also pose other dangers. first we want to show you what that ash cloud

each week we do see a lot of judge kara de guardee, but this week, you will see more. 5 celebrities bear it all for a lure. it takes you to a link that directs you to that picture. and yeah, unbelievable, right? >> it makes you want to know who the other ones are, though. >> i'm surprised and idol doesn't mind. >> that's what i think. >> and i was surprised, too. she said that it's not about beauty and it's more about taking a risk. >> that's a risk. >> she took a risk, that is for sure. >> interesting. >> it's on newsstands. check it out if you want to and you of course, can see the other people there as well. our last bit of news is the interesting situation involving jim carey. jim recently tweeted his thoughts about tiger woods ask hiaskhis wife. tiger woods owes nothing to anyone but himself. to please his father he gave up his freedom in the world. no wife is blind enough to miss that much infidelity. you had to be a willing participate on the ride for whatever reason for the lifestyle. >> we talked about that yesterday what we thought about that. >> it's one thi

. >> well, casey maintains her innocence, and talking to beth karas says that this it is jealousy.o can we talk about that whole fact that casey was jealous of her daughter and mother? >> well, no doubt there is a acrimonious relationship between casey and cindy. there is problems with them, and that comes from interviews and family friends and people who are aware of these things, but also, casey loves her mother, and there are references to casey getting really uptight and nervous about seeing her mother. it is in one of the letters she sent to robin adams seeing her mother after three months in court. it is a love/hate relationship. >> that relationship between casey and cindy and cindy and caylee and how could that factor in as you try to build a case against casey anthony? ? >> well, if you look at the depositions over the last year, we have heard from beginning when caylee was born and the doctors handed her to cindy anthony, the mother, and that really had irritated casey. and there was a lot of riff back and forth, and you even heard on june 15th, the day that last seen, yo

"in session's" beth kara from our sister network trutv has been following this case.s with the latest. i want to ask you. this is already expected to be such a lengthy case. is this going to extend the time frame for this trial? >> good afternoon, christi. i don't think it will extend the length of the trial. it's already 13 months away. the new judge has his work cut out for him but he should be able to catch up in 13 months. there's no date set right now for any motions in the murder case. but i'm sure that the new judge will be calendaring something in the fairly near future. >> what do we know about the new judge? >> well, let me tell you first, before i get to this new judge, who i have seen in action in the 1990s. the judge who just stepped down, stan strickland, took all of one day to make the decision. the defense filed their motion at the end of business on friday and the judge recused himself monday afternoon. and it didn't matter whether or not the judge believed he could be fair and has been fair on this case. the standard is whether or not casey anthony b

on tomorrow's "washington journal," new york times newlouise story and kara scannell of the "wall street journal." indelicate independent voters that this year's alexian with usa today reporter richard wolfe. "washington journal" is live thursday 7:00 a.m. eastern on c- span. >> we still have a vast workforce out there with some people i can't read, can't work, can't compete, and many of the people that would be in the work force, we have to do more from them. >> the c-span video library features 115,000 unique individuals. every day, and adds new faces to politicians, the exporters, and politicians that you can follow. every program since 1987 available on the c-span video library. >> now, national security adviser james jones. he spoke at the twenty fifth anniversary for the washington institute for middle east policy. topics include the wars in afghanistan and iraq. iran's nuclear program, and the arab-israeli conflict. >> a good evening. good evening and welcome to this very special event. this is the washington institute's twenty fifth anniversary celebration. the gala cocktail rece

. >> beth karas reporter for her sister network "in session" on trutv spoke to him and if the state willthe testimony on two jailhouse snitches then the case will be easier to try than i thought. he's referring to dirkovitch and robin adams. jose baez says he stands by his earlier statement that we do receive nearly daily requests to respond to the latest case developments and related media reports and will not comment on every story publiced in connection with the case. casey anthony maintains her innocence and looks forward to her day in court. she spoke to the attorney to get background on the convicted murderer now making these allegations against casey anthony. dirkovitch is 31 sink a 30-year term for murdering a teenager four years ago. she pled guilty to second-degree murder. for police it was a cold case, unsolved case, a dead girl found in a lake and then dirk ovitch turned herself in, confessed and took her sentence. ben roethlisberger will be suspend for six games without pay because of his conduct. timothy egan points out roethlisberger is still keblging a paycheck from endor