. >>> leslie es una transgenero que trabaja en bares y discotecas caracterizando a varias estrellas.mpuje y luego se me fue encima y me agarró del vestido y lo rompio. >>> y fue entonces cuando tmvwÑ sutmvwÑiqñnkph@h@tmvwÑithkkph@h tanto ortiz como tapia fueron arrestados, leslie dice que no descansará hasta queh@tmvwÑiyaz. >>> te das cuenta cuando te agreden de esa forma. >>> el caso que involucra a leslie sigue en investigación. el abogado de gilberto ortiz se negó a concedernos una entrevista, y nos dijo que es un buen hombre, y que cuando se complete la investigación todos los cargos seran desestimados. >>> leslie da gracias por quedar con vida, ya que el número de aumentó.ualesh@tmvwÑiéxmkph@h@ >>> me parece mucha ignorancia el hecho que no compartan la orientación sexual. >>> bueno, debido a este ña otro incidente, la las organizaciones están urgiendo al estado de nueva york para que incluyan a las personas transgenero para estos crímenes que son hacia minorías. >>> y para nuestro final de impacto, recibieron con honores a una jovencita de 15 años, es la pilota más joven que lo

no way can you do that that's just dumb, leslie. leslie. you know it's dumb. come clean. >> i don't think it's done. i will tell you why when we have so many americans losing their out of work. bill: like the flyover has anything to do with americans out of work. it's dumb, warren, dumb. >> have you got belief cracking up here man because you know it's dumb you are making this argument. >> well, you telling me you are supporting the van of ban of the flyover too. >> i think this president has purposely taken the position that he ♪ going to be connected to any religion. bill: what religion is at the festival in idaho. >> it was a religious event, right? no it wasn't a religious event. it's a god and country festival. that he was what it is is. >> god makes it religious. bill: god is on your money, warren, you take it ever week you get paid. you are objecting to money, bill. this is dumb. this president is taking this poition because if he came out and say i'm a member of a catholic church. you are joining a institution has that has pedophiles in it. bill: going

from the new movie, "funny people," leslie mann will join us. and applause ] i saw that of movie last week. it's so good. it's just, any comedian, it's just so funny. it's, like, sandler, seth rogan. god, there's so many people in this movie. the cameos of other comedians. you're laughing the whole time. it's, like, one of the funniest movies. couple little serious things in there. emotional roller coaster. i was weeping like a baby. [ laughter ] and then laughing hysterically. then weeping again. and then i took my bipolar medicine, and i'm fine now. [ laughter ] also, the co-creator of woodstock, michael lang. we'll talk about the festival's 40th anniversary coming up. [ cheers and applause ] that's going to be fun. i love, i grew up in saugerties, new york. so, this is kind of cool. that's very close to woodstock. and i went to -- they had the reunion concert in '94. '94, yeah. which would be the 25th anniversary. i went to it, i'm all excited. the whole town's buzzing, saugerties, "woodstock is coming to saugerties." you know, my little home

. >>> leslie es una transgenero que trabaja en bares y discotecas caracterizando a varias estrellas.tññjzspnrkph@h@tñ. >>> te das cuenta cuando te agreden de esa forma. >>> el caso que involucra a leslie sigue en investigación. el abogado de gilberto ortiz se negó a concedernos una entrevista, y nos dijo que es un buen hombre, y que cuando se complete la investigación todos los cargos seran desestimados. >>> leslie da gracias por quedar con vida, ya que el número de transsexuales asesinados aumentó. >>> me parece muc ignorancia el hecho que no compartan la orientación sexual. >>> bueno, debido a este ña otro incidente, la las organizaciones están urgiendo al estado de nueva york para que h@h@tññjzsq

go ahead, leslie. get in on this. >> well, i'm sorry i didn't wear the good shirt/tie combo like them, but maybe if i worked for jpmorgan and goldman sachs, i could tafrd to buy expensive shirts and ties. you have to look at history and history's repeating itself. we're having a great old party because of a great week and we have to chill out. we're so crazy, knee-jerk reaction, whether it's positive or negative americans, and especially when it comes to the market. listen. i don't agree with what happened with the bailout. it's my tax dollar as well. but this is what's happened, folks, and this is where we're going. am i saying that as a liberal democrat i'm against all capitalism, no, and not all democrats are. and by also saying i'm against jpmorgan or goldman sachs turning a profit, no. but it's how they do it.. and if they do it on the backs of americans -- we'll be right back where we are today. >> i want to throw to a chart. leslie, i think you look absolutely fabulous tonight.. but i've got thr

. >> reporter: vermont innkeeper leslie mulcahy remembers what it's like to have a husband out of work and feel beaten down by a recession. >> it goes past the financial stress. you're wondering what's wrong with you. why you can't find anything. and then you realize there's nothing there to be found, but that's not comforting either. >> reporter: leslie says it all started to turn around when she and brian took a trip they really couldn't afford to the rabbit hill inn, tucked away in the white mountains of northern vermont. >> we were worlds away from everything that could burden you and nothing mattered except being a couple. >> reporter: today the mulcahys own and run the inn, and with rooms to spare in this harsh economy, they hope to help other couples down on their luck. >> we have the trails and gazebo. >> reporter: through a contest they call "the pink slip getaway," anyone out of work for more than six months can enter by writing a letter and telling their story. >> our story is no more special than thousands of others. >> -- caught in the same situation. >> reporter: liz blok

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>> good evening, i'm lesli foster. we have got new unsettled findings tonight from investigators on the metrorail tragedy. the ntsb says there were additional electrical malfunctionings occurring at the crash site going on for as many as 18 months before the crash. scott broom joining us live with more. scott? >> reporter: lesli, a malfunction going undetected for a year and a half does not sound good but today metro officials said there was no evidence that the malfunction reveal today led to what everyone has been looking for which is trains being missed by controllers. >> they are not saying this is a definitive smoking gun, this might be a piece of that puzzle. >> reporter: metro general manager facing tough questions. why were the 18 months of malfunctions in a train detection circuit discovered after the tragedy on the red line that killed nine and not by metro beforehand? one answer, the malfunctions apparently weren't bad enough to cause an actual system failure. >> it had some fluctuations in it. like the ligh

agree or disagree, leslie?sagree. >> disagree. >> okay. >> there's no doubt that the appeal -- there's an interest in the appeal, but had she not had a record as a governor trying to bring people together -- >> she'd be exactly where she is if she looked like golda maier. >> i'm with leslie. i disagree with that. i think it's her policies and the way she's handled herself and the way her advisers have not advises her very well. >> both of your smiles said it all. you know what i'm saying is true, and it's both men and women and it's fascinating. i think there's not enough meat on the bone and we'll see that over time. i think deep down tamron agrees with me. >> it's so funny there's a movie out called "the ugly truth." this is the political version where women think with their heads and men think somewhere else, i think. >> that's terrible. i resent that on behalf of all men watching out there. that's a terrible thing to say. >> i'm not judging. i'm trying to understand. >> each one of you 30 seconds, any recom

. >> let's let leslie get in on this. i can't help but think a lot of what government is doing is no longer aimed at healing, avoiding systemic risk, aimed at finger wagging and making sure they get their hooks as deeply into business as possible. >> absolutely incorrect. this kills me. the majority of voters in america voted for president obama to do exactly what he's trying to do. >> take over businesses. >> and if you expect in over 2100 days something over eight years to be repaired, put down the crack pipe. if he wasn't doing it you would be complaining and finger wagging at that. don't forget the best socialized program in america medicare, welfare, social security, ssi, et set remarks how come you haven't been complaining since fdr. >> you want a historical perspective. >> fdr made it worse, not better. >> we expect. >> one at a time, let steve speak. >> the historical perspective is there have been columns written in the "new york times" comparing the obama economic policies to hitler and many columns written in -

bureau, republican strategist, leslie sanchez.et me start, if i may, mark, with the politics of moscow and washington. any significance and substance to today's deal? >> it lays the groundwork for a lot of cooperation, not just on nuclear weapons, but on a range of issues. this would be a great thing for president obama to get done for the country and a lot of the problems the united states faces. iran, north korea, the russians could play a big part in trying to solve these problems, if he can revive the relationship. the meetings today are important. i'm looking forward to tomorrow, his meeting with putin is probably a bigger deal. i think this first meeting with putin will probably do more to answer the questions, can the united states get something out of this relationship. >> danube do you believe that it's necessary that we find out what mr. putin is thinking before anything real can be accomplished? >> i definitely agree with that. i also think that russia is at a very vulnerable point right now. it makes sense that they're

citi has not. >> oh, man, leslie. bring -- leslie -- >> i don't see goldman getting a pass on anything it does, ever. >> well, it really depends, i guess, how much of -- i guess a patsy, some would say, that congressman frank wants to make of them. but you think about it right now, dennis, the new axis of evil is iran and north korea and government sax -- i mean, goldman sachs. but quite frankly, you know, i disagree with some of the guys here, because, you know, perception is reality. and the american people's perception is not that they're rich, but it's how they got rich and they look at trading as gambling, just as they do on wall street, rather than lending. >> right -- >> hang on. i've got to move to the next topic. >> and resent -- >> got to move to the next topic, leslie. speaking of getting rich, all right? remember there is a citigroup guy up for a $100 million bonus. check out this "wall street journal" headline. ed the u.s. pay czar is working on renegotiating contracts that he deems too lucrative. the bes

ye isliving smart report, lesli foster looks at a little- known practice that some attorneys say may buy you valuable time. >>> carrie mcconnell's salary was slashed by $2,000 a month last year and it wasn't long before they fell behind on their mortgage payments. the pair tried unsuccessfully to work with their lender and soon they faced foreclosure. >> this house is a home of our kids so it is a struggle. >> reporter: the mcconnells contacted a foreclosure attorney donald stein who advised them to use three little words, produce the note. it means asking the lender tophet find the mortgage note proving that you owe the debt. >> produce the note is a legal strategy we use to force banks to show us that they are the proper party to foreclosure. >> reporter: seems like a simple request but law professor says finding that piece of paper isn't always easy. >> today's market with huge banks and changes in the financial industry it will take the lender three, six or nine months or a year. >> in the last decade it became common for one lender to sell it to another lender. original paperwor

hi. >> hi, lesli. coming up, the government asks for thousands of volunteers to test a new h1n1 flu vaccine but a similar nationwide vaccine effort back in 1976 left more than two dozen americans dead and a lot of people also got sick. so what will be different this time. >>> plus, president obama makes a prime time plea for health care reform as some members of congress go against his plan. we will have a reality check. >>> growing problem in this country. teenage girls some as young as 11 being lured into a life of prostitution. we are going to go inside an fbi sting operation that is trying to rescue these lost girls. so all that coming up tonight only on the cbs evening news right after 9news now. lesli, back to you. >> you are covering a lot of ground tonight. katie couric. see you then. >>> if you're looking to save money on insurance costs. >> we are looking at a new product. remember raffi? new product for you. home page but e wusa9.com. to the weather tab thjust scllrojust sellu' down. r.yoact

. >>> good evening i'm lesli foster. one day before president obama faces the nation to pitch his health care reform plan, he's finding new roadblocks to timetable. here's the details. >> reporter: lesli, the president wants congress to pass this legislation before the august recess. republicans and democrats are saying not so fast. >> this is not about winning or losing, this is about getting it right. >> reporter: that's the republican message. as for the president. >> the american people understand that the status quo is unacceptable. >> reporter: and that's the message he's expected to pitch during tomorrow's prime-time news krns. many experts believe the closer the final vote is to the 2010 mid-term elections the less likely the 4335 congressmen and 33 senators seeking reelection will pass it. >> the next big ticket item a risky experiment with our health care. >> reporter: the republican national committee is airing this ad while the democrats are citing a need for change. >> reporter: the house version is estimate

lesli. >> all right dave, thanks for that. still to come on 9news now, these people came to washington today to plead to save their attackers. we'll tell you more on that story just ahead. plus, the life and times of president abraham lincoln. the curtain went off on a new museum today at fords theater. >>> it's another beautiful summer evening. things are going to change as 'l go heinto t ekwe d.en y l ecchk see chdan-ve st. t,firs we'll take you to e fiea brbek wium nrsum e th of the hour. s.der paudlylo cy ie er mpteatures generally in the mid 80s. stay tuned, weather is up next. @ >>> we want to update you on the breaking news from capitol hill. a police involved shooting at new jersey avenue and c street northwest. a 35-year-old man was transported from the scene. we are told the gun was fired by a capital police officer. entrances to the u.s. capital have been sealed off while the investigation continues. here's what an eyewitness saw. >> a lot of security was pushing us all back. so i couldn't see if the tires were bein

i'm leslie foster. he says he's leaving the department because it's best for the city. david baker is chargeed in a drunk driving crash involving a city-owned vehicle. let's get to peggy fox with the latest. >> reporter: well, lesli, the official announcement came here at city hall about an hour ago and a long-time distinguishing police career has come to a crashing halt because of bad judgment and a big mistake. police chief david baker decided on his own, they say, to design. >> today, alexandria chief of police david baker has submitted his resignation and informed me he will retire as chief. >> reporter: baker was charged with dui after causing an with injuries on an i-66 ramp in arlington. police say his blood alcohol content was .19, more than twice the legal limit and he failed a field sobriety test. if convicted, he faces five years behind bars. the city manager reflected on baker's exemplary career which now appears over. >> we're very disappointed on what happened and the decisions made by chief baker the other night. but we also can't lose sight of the stella

. >> leslie. >> it cracks me up in america, we get upset if a bridge collapses but we don't want to pay taxes to keep the infrastructure strong. >> you didn't answer my question. >> i am answering the question, i'm doing it my way. >> that isn't an answer. go ahead. >> you can't have any ref formation of the health care system when you have to have ref formation of the cost of the health care system without paying something for it. >> what services will -- >> we'll be keeping you around and able to argue a lot more tonight. we will bring you back in a few minutes. for more now how the blue dogs were brought to heel on health care reform. we have republican congressman john campbell. he has been vehemently against this plan and now maybe he can tell us how painful it is tonight. did the blue dog democrats give up too easy and too early? >> yes. unfortunately they have traditionally done that on many other issues as well. i was hoping frankly this one time they would hold out for something significant change, instead of we don't want 100 yards, let's reduce by 40 or 50 yards, let's back u

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i'm lesli foster. a disturbing new warning for anyone. investigators from the government accountability office have been able to repeatedly slip bomb components right past security, assemble bombs in bathrooms and wonder the halls. bruce leshan has more on this investigation and allegations of a security officer in silver spring. tell us more. >> reporter: they declined to name the buildings where they found big security holes. but in silver spring they say there are major problems there. eight years after the terrorist attacks, troubling new allegations of security holes at our federal buildings. >> these federal workers are not safe. >> reporter: a private security guard at the campus in silver spring. she says she has repeatedly had to wake up members of her team sleeping on the job with their guns strapped on. >> most of the officers seem to think it is funny. they bring pillows and blankets to work. >> you're kidding me? >> no, i'm not. >> reporter: the report out from the government accountability office suggests there may be a whol

lesli, back to you. >> all right. another gut wrenching day. thank you for that. >>> a frightening fall for a child today. the 4-year-old child fell out of a second floor window. it happened in beltsville. the prince george's county fire department says a 4 or 5-year- old girl fell out of the window shortly after noon. she was taken to children's hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. >> new information in the metro crash investigation. metro's red line was offline again today. this time investigators documented the site lines on the blind curve where one train smashed into another that was stopped on the tracks. meanwhile the u.s. department of transportation announced it will require all railroads to use so-called positive train control. the electronic detection system automatically stops trains speeding towards trouble. the announcement comes as a suspected failure in metro's positive train control system is the focus of the investigation after the tragedy. >>> big changes could soon be coming montgomery county. could transform life in

leslie, my namesake, let me begin with you. >> sanchez. sanchez. >> oh, sanchez. >> kidding. >> sotomayor. >> i know. >> hey, how did she do? did she hold up? did you like what she had to say? what did you think? >> i thought she did incredibly well. you know, she did a very good job of threading that very delicate needle between answering her critics with respect to empathy. she says one line. my personal and professional experience helped me to listen and understand. she's particularly talking about that empathy that president obama has talked about in selecting her. but she also applied another word, the word "apply," which is something that justice roberts also said. you know, when she's talking about the task of a judge is not to make law but apply law. justice roberts also talked about an umpire, you know, applying the rules. so, regardless of the politics, i think she did a very good job at introducing herself and very briefly. >> did you think -- let me ask maria this. at time when i was looking at her and she seemed to be annoyed

lesli foster has more. >> not a pretty picture,s >>.orter: last stlaye ar they raced from a sunday brunch to find their home engulfed in o.fegi >> when i got to the house e tethr fire the flames were a lot higher and througthe roof. >> reporter: jenkins was stunned when investigators toll him what sparked the flames a compact fluorescent bulb connected to a dimmer switch. >> it never hit me something this small could burn your house down. >> they were supposed to save money so he didn't think twice of putting them in his light fixtures. just one problem. >> it is not designed to be used with a dimmer switch. >> they tell us why the two don't mix. >> it is designed to operate at a specific voltage. if you fluctuate that it could cause that balance to fail. >> essentially shortening the light in the bulb. the package says not dimmable but as you can see it is not large. >> i'd love to see the headline bigger so people don't have to go through what i went through. >> in weeks rick and his family will move back in their home and when the la

. >>> good evening i'm lesli foster. the president's promise to overhaul the country's health care system was a cornerstone of his campaign but it appears he has a long way to go before congress will make that happen. tonight the president will attempt to retake control of the debate by speaking directly to you. >> i want the american people to understand i have no interest in creating a bad bill. that doesn't serve me. and it certainly doesn't serve the american people. >> the president is pushing for lawmakers to get the health care reform legislation passed before they leave for recess next months. >>> change was a great slogan on the campaign trail. it seems to be a tougher sell when it comes to governing. polls suggest support is eroding to the proposed changes to the health care system. digital correspondent bruce leshan has more. >> reporter: at the rock spring medical campus in bethesda. >> health care is vital for everyone. and it is unfortunate a lot of people can't afford health care. >> reporter: you don't ha

lesli? thank you. >>> even now after the -f service, some people are trying to sell their michael jackson memorial tickets online. mtv reports that ebay is aggressively trying to stop people from doing that. and some people they say that they are willing to pay $15,000 for a pass. >>> again, we've got moments from the memorial service, online, at wusa9.com. and you'll hear from michael jackson's brothers and the emotional farewell message from his daughter, paris. >>> a long -- along recognizing same-sex marriage has gone into effect in the district. that was approved by the d.c. council last may. many area of the black church leaders that opposed gay marriage pressed for a referendum. rejected that idea. congress, which has the final say over the d.c. laws, they had 30 days to review the bill since they took no action, that bill became law. >>> tonight, police are investigating a homicide in maryland. and details are sketchy, but we do know that the police found a man shot to death early th

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you know, judd, who directed it -- >> judd apatow is leslie's husband.. >> he tells them to stop fighting. and they're like, you don't scare us. >> i have that, too. another interesting dynamic, eric bana. we know you well from your movies. you're very funny in this movie, which is not a surprise, given your background. you started in comedy. but most people don't know that. did you know that? good. you were laughing so much during shooting that leslie gave you a nickname. is that true? >> it was only on the first night. i'm a professional. on the first night of shooting, perhaps i was a little jet lagged. i'm a huge fan of leslies. she always made me laugh. suddenly, i was in a movie with her. and she was being very funny. and i think she was trying to make me laugh, as well. >> i was being serious. >> the serious professional. >> what was my nickname? >> the giggle monster. >> very professional. >> again this, movie has a lot of different layers to it. the basic plot is, adam sandler plays a big comedian. he finds out heeds going to have a potential tr

that's the challenge here. >> thank you, leslie. we have 20 seconds. sergeant lashly, i got to tell you, my heart goes out to this guy. he has been like lucille wheeland, he is one of the victims here. >> no question about it. i was hoping he would have been invited to the white house. because, you know, i come from a

laura: joining us now is leslie marshall and noel, a republican strategist. leslie, i want to start with you. i do not know what jesse ventura is up to. last time i checked, sarah pailin was never portraying herself as navy seal material. she was leader of the state of alaska and made the decision for a variety of reasons to step down. >> i would agree with the navy seals scenario -- i do not agree with the navy seals scenario, but what i do agree with is the quitting as it. if people believe in you as the people of alaska did, she did quit and let them down. one reason we know is money. where is the family value in that? certainly, to say you love the state of alaska, you can see russia from your backyard, but you're ready to leave. laura: i think there were a lot of reasons that went into this decision. it was part family and getting tired of the investigations. that is what i got out of it. i am not saying it was the smartest move if you want to be a future political leader either. no well, when we talk about sera palin, -- noel, when we talk about sarah p

neil: leslie, thank you. >> always a pleasure, neil.e come back, what the white house is doing to keep joe biden quiet. and george sonia sotomayor. ç-- and judge sonia sotomayor. neil: all right, to washington, a top republican announcing he will vote against supreme court nominee judge sonia sotomayor. they are expected to vote. senator jeff recessions joins me, his first television appearance -- senator jeff sessions joins me, his first tv appearance since making that announcement. >> judges can allow their personal views and politics to influence decision, and today, a little later, i will make a çspeech in which i go over the three biggest constitutional cases which she has rolled on in the last three years, actually, two in the last year -- which she has world on -- ruled on, and that is the firefighter's case, a private propertyç case- and that is the firefighters' case, another private-property case. i am sorry to say i reached that conclusion, but i do believe we need to be sure that anyone is that on the supreme court of the

i could use some help. >> i like the way you think, lesli. you're thinking the way i do. it's tuesday, that means it's time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. the fan who got hit by a golf ball and liked it, plus, how this golf interview came to a sudden and unexpected halt. we explain in tonight's gvu in an 11 minutes, top. >>> showers, clouds out of the west. a break today in the pollen, everything in the low range, grasses trees and mold spores low. go to our website, wusa9.com, you can find the numerical breakdown, go to weather and allergy updates. summer is creeping back in here. stay tuned. many surfaces that seem smooth and strong... ...are actually susceptible to irreversible damage. your teeth are no different. everyday acids can cause irreversible loss of enamel. new crest pro-health enamel shield protects against... ...enamel loss by forming a micro-thin shield against acid attack. only crest pro-health toothpastes... ...protect all these areas dentists check most. save your enamel. once it's gone, it can be gone for good. new crest pro-health enamel shield.

the owner tells leslie she got way more than she ever bargained for. >> that is the cruise price. >> reporter: wendy welcomes a call about new business but not the one she received from at&t. >> someone had gone in and used the name of my company and the address and the main phone number and was able to open up seven cell phone lines. >> reporter: she has only two employees and they aren't authorized to make though decisions. >> reporter: i had to start saying, it wasn't me. >> and this time woman one opened ten cell phone lines. >> no, not again. they have heard heard about this before. thieves can tick business. >> you can say we are used to doing business with you. can you give us the name of the person in charge of billing or ... >> i don't know who did it. i'm not sure i want to know who did it. i just want it to stop. >> reporter: they say there are some things you can do to protect yourself, shred your documents. keep track of billing and credit card statements. wendy is checking hers and hoping that no one else decides to go shopping with her good name. >> inferior >>> they s

. >> reporter: and there are a lot of questions, lesli. two weeks ago tonight michael jackson practiced what would be his last rehearsal for his upcoming tour and now that all those public memorials are over, he remains as much an enigma in death than life. the final resting place for the king of pop is still a mystery. the jackson family is even keeping secret where his body is. some speculate he could eventually be buried at neverland ranch. a possibility that has jackson fans hopeful. >> i think neverland would be great. just like elvis with graceland. >> reporter: the death certificate is now public th wi no cause specified. investigators hope toxicology reports will shed light on what medications jackson was taking when he passed away. one day after a very public memorial the family is keeping private at their home here in encino. jackson's children are also here with their grandmother. jackson said in his will he wanted his mom to raise prince michael, paris and blanket. jackson's ex-wife debbie rows says she might seek custody of th

>>> good evening i'm lesli foster. they lied about her adopted daughter running away and today, she admits that she killed the 13-year-old, alexis. pleading guilty to murder, child abuse, and filing a false police report. now, those who witnessed and reported her abuse, they say that the department of social services, they allowed it to happen. peggy fox has details. >> reporter: she fell through a gaping hole when social services made for her. >> the other school buses reported seeing her abuse r he -yd eaolr-add optedaughter, alexis on several occasions, so did others, 11 reports were made to social services and two to police. >> now, we made the reports we saw her being put in the trunk. and as they stated in the courtroom, you know, it was seen the second time, a person saw someone where the trunk was partially open. how many times do you need to see that and report it over and over? the teenager mother sent her to the bus wearing only a diaper. they believe that the mother also starved her. >> and social services,

. >> lesli, as you said for the last two days, judge frederick has been playing in open court eight hours of the interrogation tape. that tape is shedding new light on how her four daughters, ages 5 to 17 lived and how they might have died. for the first time she showed real emotion. she cried as detectives showed her photos of her four girls. three of them in one room lying side by side, all of their heads turned to the right, the oldest girl was in another room on a hardwooden floor lying in her own blood. >> she claims her four girls died in their sleep, but detectives told her the medical examiner said they were murdered. the three youngest, asia, nakia and tatiana were strangled. the knife was found beside her. how did she get it an investigator asked? i gave it to her, jacks said. her death was brutal and physical. she didn't die peacefully. jack maintained her innocent. i can never hurt my kids, she said. i love children. i used to work with kids. and then she cried as they showed her family photos from happier times. jacks still refusing to admit the girls suffered any pain at her

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leslie in california, your thoughts here, leslie? hi, mike. i watch you every day. >> thanks. >> caller: i'm a real big fan of subpoe sarah palin i think she's great. i think she's probably a real person. that's how i feel about her and i hope she goes a long way. >> so you connect with sarah palin. >> caller: i do. and i also met a lady that moved here from alaska from wasilla in the grocery store. and they went to the same church. and that really impressed me. >> leslie, if the connection that sarah palin has made with many. sherry, we heard from two callers. sher have i jacobus with us, republican strategist. one pro, one anti-. sarah palin has been tags with the line she's too polarizing. how does she blunt that? let's face it. if she ever runs for another general election, she is got to get more into the middle, doesn't she, sherry? >> as i mentioned before, we've seen this in the things she's leading with, smaller government, more responsible spending and more responsible government. that's a message with the way things are going with pr

yeah, the one with leslie kneel son, and there's some kind of monster but you couldn't see him, and he went to the forbidden planet. this big monster's like you know, walking through their force field and stuff. dr. morbius, while he was sleeping. it was his like dream, that was the monster. >> bob: how much free time do you have? >> rob: a lot. a lot of free time. [ laughter ] . >> bob: oh, adam dunn, you guys give me a single, i'll take a single. last time up with a man on base the mets didn't shift. this time they did. adam takes the easy base hit. cristian guzman stepping in, debbi, and a rather unusual spot for him. >> reporter: i talked to him before the game. he told me he feels more comfortable hitting higher in the batting order and the numbers seem to support that. when he is hitting first he hits 307. in the 2nd spot he is hitting .379 and in the 6th pot hitting 143. jim riggleman told me before the game, we talked about those numbers and he said you know what? maybe tomorrow nick hits lower in the batting order to get some rbi's down there. >> bob: the offense has been pret

lesli foster has the answer. >>> and plus, the story of a man and big bank error and we mean big, 23 quad drillen dollars. that's big. stay with us. 9 news at noon continues in just a moment. >>> if your pearly whites aren't flashy these days but do the at-home kits really work. we see whether you are buy a brighter smile over the counter. >> 25. >> twice a day. >> this is one that we are familiar with. >> three days i'm supposed to have a better smile. >> reporter: three wusa staffers jumped at the chance to turn up the wattage on their smile. they each got a different product to use. these smile ally caters cost $45. aqua fresh $40 and crest white strips $25. >> tastes like glue. really awkward to talk. >> reporter: the products promised results within one to two weeks. here's a glance of their teeth on the first day. jillian only made it to day three with aqua fresh trays. >> when you bite in to an ice cream cone and your teeth hurt all of a sudden it felt like that breathing in. >> we asked her to stop using the train. >> the digital scanner next. >> she a dentist and spokesperso

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leslie in north carolina, hey, leslie, your comment or question here? >> caller: yes. mike, i just want to first say that your show is great. >> hey, thanks, leslie. >> caller: and i wanted to ask, is the coroner's office or the local authorities, are they obligated to release autopsy results if there is a criminal case filed? say someone's arrested. do they have to release it? >> good question there. ken baker, can you handle that one? >> that's a very good question. we asked that same question of the l.a. county coroner's. what they told us is if there's an ongoing criminal investigation, they do not have to release any information that can some way impede that investigation. so what we may find out is in a week's time, they may say, look, we have a cause of death, it is cardiac arrest but we're not going to get into the details, we're not going to share the results of the toxicology, because basically that could somehow impair tha investigation. >> okay. let's get back -- bring back eric baits of "rolling stone." eric, you had mentioned here before we started talkin

-- if you ever want to make khalid shaikh mohammed talk, you make him watched those hearings and leslie. he will say anything. >> what about the chance president obama will one day look at this justice and said, amid a mistake. >> she will be the reverse on the court. not anything like the woman who was there testifying. >> i think she is more conservative on some issues that you anticipate, and we are going to see it right away. although, most justices, you don't get a good feeling for them after they are on the bench a few years. but you had the case this year that was 5-4 that said that you can't just submit a forensic report, you have to of the person who did it -- >> the lab technician. >> it was 5-4. justice scalia wrote it, one of those out coalition of liberals and conservatives. i think there is a good chance that the decision will be reversed or totally undercut and she will be the fifth boat replacing souter the other way. >> spent 12 years on the hispanic legal defense of funds in which she struggled mightily for all kinds of liberal causes, for which i commend her. the idea

but living smart's less -- lesli foster says there are tradeoffs and important features to look for if you're considering one. >>> if you need to go online while on the go perhaps you should consider a netbook. these mini laptops weigh less than four pounds and have 9 to 10-inch screens. they are even smaller than a full-sized notebook computer. they are some of the cheapest laptops out there but consumer experts caution that while you will save a bundle, you will sacrifice some features. >> they are typically slower and have less memory. which makes them fine for light office work but not for gaming. and they are wi-fi ready. well equipped for people who want to go online or check e- mail while they are out. >> consumer reports tested the lease -- least expensive window netbooks on the market and found several good choices priced around $400. >> when shopping for a netbook there are several features you should consider including ergonomics or how easy it is to use. >> look at the keyboard. they are smaller than typical laptops and can feel cramped. >>> try out the track pad and see ho