look at it. look at its head. look at the haircut.ke that look. now, we have frogs from three rain forests. >> oh, yes. put your hands up here where the cameras can see it. open your hands. >> larry: the one in the middle looks like a toy. >> which one is this one? >> a red-eyed tree frog. >> from where? >> south america. >> look at the color of that frog. see that right there. turn around a little bit, see his head. that's a tree frog. look at that, larry, look at this frog here. what is that? a leaf frog from malaysia. this is where i'm getting ready to go, larry. that's where i'm going. look at that, larry. look at the head on that one. look at that. it eats flies and things. does that look like a leaf to you or what? >> larry: sure does. looks like a leaf. >> look at this here. >> larry: what is this? >> a cane toad. this is the one that you know who jumped on your son, this is the much bigger one. these are poisonous behind his eyes there. that's a neurotoxic poison. >> larry: oh! >> only if you eat the frog. just don't touch it.

look at the head on that one. look at that. does that look like a leaf to you or what? sure does. looks like a leaf. >> look at this here. >> larry: what is this? >> a rain toad. a cane toad. this is the one that you know who jumped on your son, this is the much bigger one. these are poisonous behind his eyes there. that's a neurotoxic poison. >> larry: we're going to show chance jumping from this. >> larry let me tell you real quickly -- >> larry: from the son to the father. >> it's not going to hurt you, larry. just don't touch it. this frog was brought over from south america to control the rats and mice in the sugar cane fields. the frog has bred so much, it's taking it out of control. >> larry: go, go, go, go elsewhere. >> larry, he's not going to hurt you. look at this one. >> larry: okay. he wraps himself in knot or something. >> larry: slimy. >> they bury themselves in the earth to keep themselves moist or something. you want to touch it? >> larry: yeah. >> you can wash your hands later. isn't that weird? >> larry: ♪ jeremiah was a bull frog he was a good friend

look at the d.ust fire it at the net and there's the hands of the big rig. eric fehr deflecting it. the caps on the board first here in montreal and their second shot of the game. >> joe: 8:47 the time of the tally. eric fehr who posted a marker in the third peter against buffalo. notches his fifth overall in the campaign. washington, the first period continues to work like a charm for them. see how they protect the advantage through the balance. near the midway mark of the opening quarter. joe beninati, craig laughlin with you from bell senor in montreal. >> craig: is this the 20th game that the caps have scored first? >> joe: time after time, locker, and with missed results here and there. they have not been a jugger not per se when jumping to the lead. travis moen played a fine game against washington eight days ago dumps it in. jurcina back in the lineup a couple nights ago when they squared off with the sabres. >> craig: they played together last year and found instant chemistry. in fact, at on

look at their faces. >>> speaking of ending the year, the kansas city chiefs cut troubled runningback larry johnson after she was suspended for using gay slurs and using g slurs and attacking his coach on twitter. he was not playing that well either but he's had a history of other off-the-field issues. last year a woman sued him for allegedly throwing a drink in her face in a bar. >>> time for a little fun. the chag bulls did a spoof on nbs.com. all of those '80s compilation albums. here they are singing. >> sing it, baby. ♪ take you to funky town i'm wishing i had jessie's girl ♪ >> i love the jheri curl wig. this is my favorite. ♪ i wanna live forever >> that's luol deng, who will never live that down in a blond wig. and this guy kirck hinrich. ♪ where we belong >> it takes a real man to sing a ballad in a wig like that. >> i think we should do a duet with them. >> cute. very cute. thank you. >> you think they could hear the music, rob? do they do it a cappella and add the music later? >> because it sou

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it looked interesting. what p up, rob? big low pressure region right across the midwest finally moved itself away it's anchored over ontario. that's the first batch. you saw the rain over texas. more in a second. i want to show you the rain affecting new england towards new york city. you have light showers out here. here's that boston radar, though. you can see the rain as it comes on through. it's been heavy at times. you start seeing the yellows and reds popping up into the long island sound, an indication of very heavy rain headed towards rhode island, it will get into boston. watch for delays there. i was watching a new york city tower cam just a moment ago, clouds are out there, you'll see sunshine later this afternoon but the winds will pick up. that's the story for the rest of new england, too. look at the heavy rain around dallas, houston. heavy downpours all night. rockport, texas, you've already seen a lot of rain. almost eight inches in the last 24 hours. that rain continues toward houston and another line comi

once you lie you look like an ass because they can go look it up. he's 50.ember. >> i can't believe you're 50. you don't celebrate the relationship. god forbid someone gets sick, something happens, and, you know, i've been with him for, like, 19 years. i mean, this is it. as my mother would say, when she found out my father had another kid or she was cheating, where am i going to go? where am i going to go? >> my mother said the same thing. >> where am i going to go? >> i said, how about around the corner? >> my mother, liz -- liz, why don't you leave him? where am i going to go? i have no place to go. >> we'll have more with mario cantone after this. >> this is the most fun i've had since i don't know. >>> i'm back with one of the men from "sex and the city," mario cantone. i have some questions from the viewers. >> from the viewers? >> yes. >> what would my fans like to know? >> here's what that really baffles me. they say, are you gay? >> that's hilarious. >> yeah. >> no, i love it. i just say this so i can get laid. i wish i was straight sometimes becaus

look at the puck go wide. look at morrissonn. well executed attack by the caps youngster along with the veteran morrissonn who is the pivot on that line. >> brendon morrissonn's total this year have been very good. sloan whistles one wide of toskala. mitchell has some skating room right now. he lets it go. that's a good save. varlamov showing it there. bad defense by the caps. if you noticed on that play who was the guy trying to skate backwards? that was eric fehr trying to play mitchell one on one but the d got caught in the neutral zone. fehr was the support guy and he just about got burned. he did an excellent job keeping johnny mitchell. he is the only d. someone help him out. they got caught in the neutral zone. the first two minute in the period what been more exciting than the first two periods overall >> craig: that's probably the coaches giving alecture in after the first period. ron wilson wants his team to be more assertive. you watch the break out begin. the long lead for clark. he bumps it off to perreault. matthew

i think we have changed marketplace, and we need to look at that. i am concerned when i see some of the small and mid-sized media markets having financial problems in these hard economic times. i am encouraged that it seems we are putting ourselves on a course to develop rules that are actually going to be sustainable. the head of the media bureau has already started with workshops to discuss how we should go about formulating these rules. i encouraged with the effort we are going to make. >> the have particular concerns with some of the consolidations going on, the proposed comcast merger that will probably get a lot of scrutiny? >> when your charged with looking at third the public interest, i do not want to comment on something we may have in front of us shortly, but i do think it is important to do it in a timely manner. i think it is important to do it timely, and philosophically, i feel that mergers should be dealt with on the merger proceeding in front of you, you should not attach conditions that are extraneous to the actual deal in front of

get a look at this.upside down and airborne, then slides along the track, hits the wall, and it's not even close to being over from here. you can see the sparks flying as the car slides down towards the grass in the center of the track. the car then flipped over a few times. it took crews 13 minutes to get newman out of the car. they had to cut off the roof. he said it was like being stuck in a tomb and not being able to get out. no nascar's credit, amazingly, he was okay. that's a real testament to how safe the cars are. there was another big crash and surprise winner. we're going to have that for you in ten minutes. >> i'm so glad he was able to walk away. >>> a sheriff is not giving up trying to charge inmates for rent, haircuts and medical visits. the massachusetts supreme court will hear an appeal about this. he started a program in 2002. a judge struck it down. the sheriff says fees can teach the inmates to accept responsibility and ease taxpayers' burden. the inmates attorneys say it's like an ill

but we do ask people to do is look at the facts and look at the evidence and be willing to look at the press from the other side and to bring the other side in in many cases. when you look at these ping initiatives it's hard to find really successful initiatives in america that were essentially very partisan kind of initiatives. most of these a big iconic initiatives had a lot of support from other sides and there was a lot of interesting give-and-take intentions that led to rethink a more attractive over all public policy initiative. >> what did you learn after studying for a king katrina and the government's reaction to it? were there any themes usada? >> there were two things. first is that the biggest failure associated with katrina was not necessarily the response but a hurricane had headed to new orleans in 1965 it named betsy. they have put billions of dollars into a civil court of engineers to create a levee system that work. in to protect it from another hurricane, 40 years later katrina head and the levee system was not up to snuff. the corps of engineers put up a 6,000 page

jason, look. i've known you a long time, and i know how your life changed when you had your two children. everything you do now you think about them. are these two that incredibly self-absorbed they don't realize what this will do to their children? >> i think, you know, we're looking at the illness that obviously alcoholism has come to play in their lives -- >> don't start up with alcohol being a mental illness, because it is not under the law. >> it's a disease. you're right. their mental illness resulting from the alcoholism clearly has come to this point in their lives. >> would that be i got drunk and took a 25-year-old lover and planned to blow my husband's head off illness? jason oshins, would that be the illness? >> we need to examine more of what's -- >> do you have a shred of evidence to suggest a mental illness? >> we need to look more at what's going on -- >> that's a yes/no. >> yes. we need to look more at it. this behavior is dangerous to the children. >> no, the question is have you

but as you look at it, you look at the consumer confidence, look at the length of recovery, look at wrong track going up, you look at midterms for the signal and the composition of the electorate, all of those things point to a a very, very difficult cycle for democrats in 2010. then my last caution is there isn't much about the republican party that is broken and needs to be fixed, and none of these forces are fixing our party for the 2012 election. just like 82 was awful and led to a huge reagan victory, nothing about 2010 is a predictor for 2012 because the president still has a lot of structural advantages. . . and thing the midterm elections are going to be a brake pedal election, we mentioned yesterday where people will be empowered not by rubberstamping what's going on but the only powerful thing that a voter can do is stand up and say slow down, stop, think, i'd like a more thoughtful approach, and interestingly a more thoughtful approach from a very thoughtful president. and so i think republicans, if we don't fix the brand problems we'll pick up under 30 seats in the house, but

look at the white house. look at the government of new york and massachusetts. the congressional black caucus. it is midnight in our politics and economy. the irony of this thing is that we have found ourselves with this enormous home foreclosure crisis and the banksters who profited from the deal -- we bailed out the banks. jesse james got paid twice. the government bailed out jesse james. this is the same board of directors. nothing changed about the character on wall street. i close on this. we have bailed out the leaves. it is now time to bail out the roots. there is racial discrimination and poverty. what i find most disturbing is not that we are being attacked. 2.3 million americans in prison and a million are black. 500,000 are latino. the disproportionate -- life expectancy is shorter. less access to capital, industry, technology, broadband, and we are silent. is this the same, chairperson, if this building caught on fire and we would all burned up, people would piteous because we are victims of a fire trap. if upon inspection they saw that the doors wer

if you look at the specifics -- two things. one, look a civil society. i was looking at the response to the health care bill. i was looking at the restaurant association. they had supported some provision in the thing, and there was a sentence that said their intent upon president clinton's health-care plan, but there were no -- they were taking new positions. the plan was supported by wal- mart. not the chamber of commerce, but may, and all the sectors that civil society is bipartisan, and what is happening is politics becomes separated from society, which is actually -- same thing on energy. cap and trade is a market- oriented concept. center-right parties, center- left parties go there. utilities and businesses want to go to the market solution on those issues. the health care bill is an individual mandate that is a republican idea for years. republicans have been for those ideas that are being addressed in policy. i want to argue that republicans have become more homogeneous, more southern, that the internal politics has made it harder to have a bipa

look at that smile. look at her. to her mother, barbara carmichael. ms. carmichael, thank you for being with us. when did you learn your daughter was one of the victims allegedly of anthony sowell? >> tuesday. and thank you for having us. it was tuesday afternoon. >> wednesday. >> was it wednesday? >> uh-huh. >> the days are melting together here lately. wednesday afternoon. >> you know, ms. carmichael, i know how that feels when the days all -- time just seems to stop and everything starts blending together. >> right. exactly. >> ms. carmichael, would you tell me about your little girl? would you please tell me about her? what was she like growing up? >> she's always been a beautiful person to me, of course. very lively, very active, very fun-loving, outgoing and friendly. i used to tell her, don't be so friendly to people that you don't know but this was the way that she was. growing up i had to kind of watch it, keep tight reins on her like you have to do with most children, but she grew up to be a lovely adult. she had three children who she dearly lo

you take a look. look at this.41-year-old is looking dramatically different than just six months ago. look at the difference. he said it's a cosmetic cream he has used for years that combined with the bright tv lights where he was photographed in vegas, it made his skin look lighter. sosa wouldn't given the name of the cream he used when he was asked for it. hmm. well from a college dropout to a multimillionaire, 21-year-old joe cada made all those hours playing poker play off becoming the youngest winner of the world series of poker and getting a purse worth more than $8.5 million. the tournament began back in july with nearly 6,500 participants. cada's parents weren't happy with his college decision initial initially but they have softened their stance after this. >>> a special veterans day salute. the blackhawks will wear special camouflaged jerseys during warm-ups. the jerseys will be auctioned online with proceeds going to the uso of illinois. the team will also host 50 military members and their guests this e

look at this. temperature is 71 degrees. is that the city court building? >> transamerica. >> transamerica. >> wrong city. >> although that is a beautiful building you're talking about too. >> it's going to be a great day in the bay area and it's going to be nice for the next couple of days. cloud cover to the north, but that's about it. i want to show you across the tropics. tropical depression number 11 just formed about a half hour ago. it's really been gaining strength for the last couple days now. thunderstorm action around that low level circulation looks a lot better. that's panama right there, costa rica there. looks like it will sit here for the next couple of days, gradually drift up toward the north. if it becomes a tropical system, a named one, it would be ida. pretty slow hurricane season, nobody complaining, though. high pressure dominating the eastern seaboard. and the record highs across the west, phoenix, 96. record high. 94 today, not quite as warm, but still present decent. more

let's look at the picture. why he says he's looking so different. >>> hi, i'm from new york. i'm giving a shout for all the ones out serving our country. right now we are thinking about you and we love you. take care, blessed thing. god love you. >> a lot of viewers with the same sentiment on this ved rans da -- veterans day. thank you, veterans. >>> a hydroelectric dam had problems. this happened in brazil. power was out in paraguay, uruguay. some are concerned what will world will think because the olympics and world cup are coming there. >>> a former astronaut is getting probation for her attack on a romantic rival. i know you remember this story. lisa nowak pleaded guilty to reduced charges for confront ag woman in an airport parking lot. reports say she drove from houston to orlando and followed shipman to her car. shipman says she is still haunted by what happened. >> i know in my heart when lisa nowak attacked me she was going to kill me. it was in her eyes. a blood chilling expression of limitless rage and glee. >> yikes. well, in the plea lisa nowak cannot have any c

look at this batch of clouds. that's another disturbance we're watching for perhaps tropical activity. right now looks like this may merge with that right here so what that means we're going to see another low off the coast of the carolinas and a stiff east wind developing by tomorrow afternoon from the outer banks all the way up to new england. so we might be watching for a big-time dw ale, something we're keeping our eyes on. look at the rain shield stretching all the way in towards northern alabama and southern tennessee. tropical storm warnings, inland warnings, of course, away from the gulf. the tropical storm warnings themselves right there across the far panhandle, down to new orleans, including lake pontchartrain. back to the east you see the rain showers coming in and around tampa. the rain is wrapping all the way into areas like alabama. let me show what you it looks like now in alabama. here are the waves, still offshore by about 80 miles. moving up to the north 9 miles an hour. the center of circulatio

it looks like a mansion, man. we don't know what started the fire, if anybody is inside, if anyone's injured. but we wanteded to show you these pictures. they're just incredible. we'll continue to follow that store. smoo >>> well, how do you do? you do friday. that's how you doing. i hope that means a little bit better. i'm robin meade. here's what's going on today. >>> there is renewed hope of finding a missing 5-year-old girl after police say that she was spotted alive. now they're hoping that a suspect in custody can lead them to the little girl. >>> plus, the u.s. wants to seize an entire new york city skyscraper and four mosques, how they might be linked to iran's government. >>> and it might be the first ever facebook alibi. a man got out of jail because he updated his status. >>> first, though, this just in to hln this morning, the army psychiatrist charged with murdering 13 people at ft. hood is paralyzed from the waist down. major nidal hasan's attorney is saying he will probably never walk again. remembe

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look at stajan. here he is. look at that that had everything on it. a lot of bouncing. it might have hit something about it. varli, impressive the last three games, impressive. with numbers like that, how are you going to lose. >> that's a good sign for varlamov to stay with such a strange bounce. you know he is locked in >> craig: that's concentration. you are always worried about young goals losing concentration. that can set him up for an excellent night here in drop toe >> joe: i thought it was nice to hear bruce boudreau talk about artus irbe, the caps' goaly coach, relationship with varlamov. >> craig: it's almost like a fatherly relationship. gored ton trying to fight through some issues. thee -- varly will be the guy. he is counting on the next games to play. >> maple leafs deliberately out of their own zone. andrew gordon pouncing on this one. boyd gordon out of the line up for washington. shaone monarchos, we have addressed, tom poti, last night. offsigh, just crept out to the neutral zone beforers kin brought it back in. toronto under the d

but things that they'll look at. look at all of the woman's phones. and also take a look where all of the women fully, totally inside of the car? there's a number of different scenarios, jane, that i could think of. i don't want to speculate about that now. the other things that the investigators will take a look at, was there any damage? were they run into this pond, what was the proximity of this pond to the road? was it a secondary road? was it a main road? and a lot of people don't realize it, jane, but i did a story back a number years ago on an auto accident. different makes of cars, people don't realize it, but there is eye basically what we call it a black box that can give you a number of readouts of the vehicle about how fast it was going. if it had brakes, all of these kind of things. i have to look in to find out whether or not if the jeep does have these. it can tell you a lot of information about what happened right before it went into the water. >> this was a 1997 white jeep cherokee. and so my thoughts, mike, while we have you, in term

>> they are looking at that. detectives also let on they are also wondering if davis owed mckneell some money and maybe that was the reason this transpired, as well. a lot is flying around right now. in terms of taking care of shaniya, she was getting her life back together according to the father there. are conflicting stories there but, yes, that's the bottom line, she's saying -- he's saying he was giving her a second chance. >> okay. drew, what about that? i mean, we have to explore that, whether or not there was a premeditated plan. what are you seeing. >> well, if there was a premeditated plan, they would probably go to the issue of human trafficking, which brings me to an issue i think is very important. and that is that you can't take -- you can't discount the fact that law enforcement are probably going to try to get to these folks and determine if there was human trafficking, where she was ultimately going to go? because that's the problem with the issue of child pornography, how do you stop it? where i

he looks in great shape.here an hour early for practice all the time and he's very dedicated. >> i guess he has some years of eligibility left. thank you. >>> bored? maybe you should make a video of yourself and hope you don't get kicked out. ♪ today's viral video has been clicked on nearly a million times. we dug it up for you on youtube. >> nobody is paying attention to her? >> yeah, i know. >>> the nba star took a moment to show you how he stays connected. >> i am rudy gay, and i play in the nba. i spent 100 days per year on the road. some things that i cannot travel without has to be my phone chargers and laptop and my head phones. i list dwroen to a lot of jay-z. you don't know how things are cooked on the road, and it's tough for the diet. i forget my room number a lot and i just end up in the lobby trying to figure out what room i'm in. and roll up your clothes. it's easier to pack. i just try to, you know, call as much as i can. thanks for spending time with me. i will see you on the road. >> well, ne

if he has new evidence, we will look at it again. the two schools will be properly inspected, and every argument he makes will be looked at closely. but he would not expect me, without looking at the evidence, to draw early conclusions. >> the prime minister talks about investigating. this is an organization that said, and i quote, jews should be killed wherever you found them. that is what this organization says. let me ask him about another organization, because there is a sense that this government just hasn't got a grip on the issue of islamic extremism. take the group, islam for u.k. the leader of this group claims that the 9/11 bombers were magee if i have sent are are -- megan any of sent people. programs he can tell us when he replies for the last time why this group hasn't been banned as well? what people are going to see is this. we have a government that says it wants to prevent extremism, yet its money is funding extremism. we have a government that says we shouldn't have those schools, and yet we have those schools. and

they looked it lethargic as you mentioned. against a team that is coming, coming, coming, two games in two nights, that's not an excuse because these guys are world class athletes. this game should not even have went to a shootout. bruce boudreau was counseling everybody in the locker room that the caps can't take anyone lightly. i don't think that the caps took them lightly. they played a better game. not for varlamov, this would have been a more lopsided score. >> what was your take on all the young line-up, the hershey connection? what was your take on the line- up and minutes they provided >> craig: they played hard. that's what you're going to get from hershey. are you going to get an nhl caliber, alex semin, mike knuble. i don't think so but, again, perreault set up the caps very well, beagle always a horse and a bull in a china shop and i think gordon fared well in his second nhl game. this is a who is still place for a young player to play. the onus is on the veterans' shoulders when you are banged up to get the two po

jason, look. i've known you a long time, and i know how your life changed when you had your two children. everything you do now you think about them. are these two that incredibly self-absorbed they don't realize what this will do to their children? >> i think, you know, we're looking at the illness that obviously alcoholism has come to play in their lives -- the fact that they're out of rehab. >> don't start up with alcohol being a mental illness, because it is not under the law. >> it's a disease. you're right. their mental illness resulting from the alcoholism clearly has come to this point in their lives. >> would that be i got drunk and took a 25-year-old lover and planned to blow my husband's head off illness? jason oshins, would that be the illness? >> we need to examine more of what's -- >> do you have a shred of evidence to suggest a mental illness? >> we need to look more at what's going on -- >> that's a yes/no. >> yes. we need to look more at it. this behavior is dangerous to the child

and look at the convoy here. look at this on the right side. >> two guys. they are winning.hink of him and kept doing that motion. and then, throw it to the wide reverse. and get a very easy touchdown. it is the kick. >> and and peculiar it up the to the 23-yard line and see if they can find the offense rhythm once again and they had it. until they had the interception by dino vasso and maine getting too greedy. >> i thought williams was open. and look at it more like a poor throw. and come out a little bit more. and out in front. can't throw it out. and let them go get it. >> they are number 1 at turnover ratio in the caa. and it is the big play. and should have kept them in the contest. pushaun gets the carry. and run the it in the second and six. and now, you come back with the three wide r 6-2, you come back with three wide receivers. >> gary: triester again, making the second start of the season he broke his foot against james madison and they look to chip away. and gets it up to the 30-yard line and another convertible. and 3rd down situation. >> no doubt. and they use

it doesn't look too good. and quite frankly, ryan's not going to be all that happy with having her client's on his show in the future. and as you said, there are graceful ways to avoid answering questions, even if personal questions are sometimes off-limits. megan, it's not like pattinson hasn't been asked this question already a million times before. and to dis ryan like that on his show, it seems like a bad move to me. don't you agree? >> i actually don't think rob did that bad. i thought he still showed that british charm. he gave a quick plug for his movie and was smiling. he didn't throw a tantrum. it could have been a lot worse. but the publicist knows these questions are coming and he should have a prepared response, maybe a sentence or two, a way that will keep the audience enticed and satisfy the interviewer without giving too much away. i think it could have been handled away. >> hyla? >> and as big as rob pattinson is and "twilight," ryan seacrest is mr. pop culture. he's mr. hollywood. he's been ar

i won't look at it. >> reporter: why won't you look at it? >> because i know my baby was in there and she got killed in there. you know, and it's hard. >> again, the man accused in the case is anthony sowell, a registered sex offender. his dna is being entered into the national database to see if he's connected to any unsolved cases so his lawyer requested that he be put on a suicide watch in jail. >>> commuters in philly will have an easier time getting to work this morning. the city's mass transit strike is over. the transit system and its largest union agreed to a new contract overnight ending the six-day strike. about 5,000 workers walked off the job last tuesday over a dispute about pension benefits. the strike affected philly subways, buses and trolleys. >>> let's get another look at hurricane ida and maybe the weather in your backyard this morning. hi, bob. >> good morning to you, robin. i want to give you the big picture because obviously hurricane ida well take up a lot of our time. it's in the gulf coast. this shield of rain is wher

who looks better -- who looks better with clothes on. >> he's gone from the san fernando valley to having a star on the hollywood walk of fame. now he's coming into all of our bedrooms late at night with his talk show. "lopez tonight." he's funny, outspoken and pulls no punches. joining me from l.a., fabulouslifabulously talented george lopez. >> how are you, joy? >> i'm good. before we talk about your show, which i love. by the way, you're younger than letterman and leno. just saying that. that's all. >> combined? >> combined. i know that you are a big fan of sarah palin. let's watch this. >> there are a lot of politicians that would be lat o latinos and a lot now who are latino. sarah palin, latina. she's got all the science. she works and her husband don't. >> owhat other signs are there that palin is latino? >> she has a child and a grandchild the same age and the tell-tale sign is she needs to get her roots done. >> you think so? >> absolutely. >> do you live -- let me ask you, do you live in her real ameri america, do you think? >> i can't see mexico from my porch, so i don't think

jason, look. i've known you a long time, and i know how your life changed when you had your two children. everything you do now you think about them. are these two that incredibly self-absorbed they don't realize what this will do to their children? >> i think, you know, we're looking at the illness that obviously alcoholism has come to play in their lives -- >> don't start up with alcoholism being a mental illness. because it is not under the law. >> it's a disease. you're right. their mental illness resulting from the alcoholism clearly has come to this point in their lives. >> would that be i got drunk and took a 25-year-old lover and planned to blow my husband's head off illness? jason oceans, would that be the illness? >> we need to examine more of what's -- >> do you have a shred of evidence to suggest a mental illness? >> we need to look more at what's going on -- >> yes or no. >> yes. we need to look more at it. this behavior is dangerous to the children. >> no, the question is have you se

he was helpful. >> wow. >> look at these people. i mean, look at these men. these are grown men, judge alex fer repair, it's horrifying for me to look at the faces of these bearded men and to imagine what is being allege that had these big gigantic heavy bearded men were sexually torturing allegedly young children, girls, and you know, one of the allegations, and it's almost nauseating for me to say it, i just -- honestly can't even get it out is that one of these children says they were forced to have sex with a dog. okay, we've put it out there. it's that bad. what do you make of it. >> obviously, it's horrible horrible facts and if they are guilty of those, they're definitely going to get what's coming to them because in missouri, there's talk about possibly there being bodies buried in the field of children that were actually killed. i certainly hope that's not true. the children who lived through this have enough scars on their own. but if it's murder, they're going to look at the death penalty because missouri does have the death penalty. even if it's n

>> cops are looking into coronado, california. they are looking into a 1979 rape case there. there are report that is a woman in north carolina came forward to say she believes she was raped by sowell sometime in the '70s. cops have not been able to verify that. they are looking into that as well. >> i'm going to go to a special guest we have with us tonight. dr. lillian glass out of l.a. and pat brown criminal profiler and author. also with us is the daughter of the only victim, as of tonight, that e that's been positively identified. lillian glass, pat brown, let's talk to it briefly before i go to the victim's daughter. lillian glass, i have three scenarios in mind. number one, he's acting out of rage and anger toward women. two, after being convicted on attempted rape and doing 15 years, he decided to kill all of his future victims so there are would be no evidence, no live witnesses and three, he has a desire to murder. those are my only three scenarios. any other ideas, lillian glass? >> they are all correct and absolutely right. this is a man who hates women. he's meth

when you look out over the water, it looks beautiful. but when you look down, you see all of these particles that someo as if an airplane had come and spread plastic debris across the entire surface. it's not that sick, but it's pervasive everywhere we went. >> was that one of the things you found, you were holding a plastic container? is that one of the things you found? >> that's right. this was some of the material that is a millimeter, two millimeters in size. this was found in all of the samples with marine life and sometimes without. this is a problem that unfortunately has snuck under our radar in the last 40 or 50 years when plastic has really expanded in terms of the use on the planet. and you might think that when it comes off of a beach it goes in to never-never land. but actually it is floating out there somewhere. and this is what we're trying to raise awareness about. >> and for more of the problems caused by waste plastics and other important environmental news, check out our web site, cnn.com/ecosolutions. >>> the ft. hoo

that doesn't look like a skin care product. >> reporter: the look changed and so did the language. it's no longer an estringent it's now a pore protector. a new ad campaign reflects the new branding. >> removes what cleansers don't. >> we realized double-digit growth for almost every year since i've been here. the future i envision for this company is expanding the team we have for marketing and sales bringing more professionals in and really adding more fuel to the fire. >> reporter: the company plans to build a new warehouse, bringing this 19th century health and beauty staple to a 1 21st century regimen. >>> the obama administration is defending its controversial decision to hold civilian trials for suspected 9/11 terrorists including cureek shake mohammed. david axelrod tells cnn justice will be done. but former new york mayor rudy giuliani says putting the suspect on trial in new york puts the city's residents at risk. an attorney experienced in civil and military law says a civilian trial will lead to evdenshiary hurdles you won't see in a military tribunal. >> the rules of e

look, whenever we impose -- i'm sorry i'm looking for where you are. whenever we impose the possibility of losing highway funding if you do not do a certain action, there is of course strong reticence to that. and i understand that. and that should not be done as quickly as we turned on tap water. government shouldn't be ordering every single thing, but when issues arise, particularly as we travel not just within our state between states, that continuously raise the number of fatalities in our country which has a cost not only to families who are left behind, but also cost to our society as a whole. the half a million entries have an enormous health consequence, and a consequence in terms of the costs of those injuries. so this continues to rise, and it is only really relatively late that the studies have been done. so i think we see a rising compelling case. some are concerned about that, i understand that. you know, there may be ways in which we can, i call, incentivize people to move in that direction. there are many ways to incentivize. ever open.

look at this baby. look at the baby. she is absolutely gorgeous.hen i think of what could have happened to this child -- >> miss carmichael was the first one recovered from the back yard. she was a ligature strangulation. >> your daughter was one of the victims allegedly of anthony sowell. would you me about your little girl. what was she like growing up? >> she is always been a beautiful person to me of course. very lively and very active. very fun loving. outgoing. and friendly. >> stunning developments in the case of elizabeth alton. they are painting a dark portrait of the teen girl accused of murdering elizabeth. the teen girl suspects allegedly lists her hobbies, including cutting and killing people. >> twitter has been erased. they may have erased them. before they were erased. >> i've got it. i got the twitter and the you tube and let me tell you, it's sick, weird, and twisted. >> let's stop and remember cody putnam, 22, lafayette, indiana, killed iraq. a paratrooper on a second tower who loves sports, basketball, football, e-mailing family

congress may be looking into this, though. a lot of lawmakers are concerned that all of these fees and surcharges, that's a way that the airlines can charge more, but they don't have to pay the same in taxes. so -- we'll watch that. >> really? a better deal for them? >> yeah. i mean, also, we might have to pay taxes. it might be a better deal for us. but it's very confusing when you've got fees here and fees there. you know. what's the fare? >> all right, thanks. >>> we have surveillance video that will make nor jaw drop. everything was quiet at a utah oil refinery. then suddenly, bam. a huge explosion. investigators say the fireball soared 100 feet, knocked a nearby home off its foundation and damaged almost 100 others. thankfully nobody was hurt. two weeks later this is still being investigated. the plant has shut down voluntarily. >>> women, if it's a lot colder this morning as you go out to get the paper or maybe putting out food for the birds, well, we'll show you way to is. is it an upper level low or just a low? >> it i

look at the flood warnings. these are all coastal flood warnings from the sandy hook area way on down to the delmarva peninsula into lower parts of virginia. coastal flood warnings. the water is getting pushed ashore. also heavy rain and winds gusting to about 40 miles per hour. sustained winds just often the jersey shore about 35 miles per hour. 37 when you get closer to atlantic city. another windy, blustery day for you and then the rain breaks up a touch around d.c. but still is hanging on just a little bit when you get into lower parts of virginia, virginia beach a little bit of light rain. we're going to be watching this for most of the day off and on for you no doubt. wind advisories, winds gusting to 40 today, not 75 like we had yesterday. again, 74-mile-per-hour gusts to norfolk yesterday afternoon, cape henry, virginia, 72-mile-per-hour wind gusts. that is incredible along with the wind. it was just a terrible day. this coastal storm way worse than a tropical storm when it came on through. look at the b

jennifer westhoven is looking out for you. jen, hundreds of thousands of pounds have been recalled already. >> i think a lot of times in the recall you go, well, i don't have that kind so i'm not going to worry about it. listen to this because it was sold as store brand meat so you might have this in your freezer and it's something to be really careful of. two people have died. 28 have been sickened by e. coli. three of them have kidney failure, all according to the cdc. again, store brand meats. you want to check your freezer to make sure you don't have any of this meat. we have this picture here of fairbank farms but you're not going to see that on the label so don't even think about fairbank farms. what you have to think about is the stores where it came from. i'm going to give you a partial list, b.j.'s, giant, price chopper, shaw's. there are a lot of stores, too. it was originally sold in the northeast, but they sold it from there on. they send it out to their other stores. so people have gotten sick in south dakota, min

let's have a look inside the house of lords. it is a magnificent sight. that is where the queen will deliver the speech. guests have started to arrive. it is of course the biggest event, the most prestigious event in the parliament area cabinet. that is a different sight. a calmer scene. the other end of the building are members of the house of commons. m.p.'s will soon be coming in, and they will all be summoned to the house of lords to hear the speech. in a short while we are expecting to see gordon brown making his way to particle wrment from number 10, knowing full well his program will be seen in one context. it will be his third state opening as prime minister. the yes is will it be his last. >> this queen's speech is not good the good of the country. it is about saving the labor party, not actually doing anything. that is why it is such a waves of time today. >> a nice provocative thought to get under way. we have the shadow home secretary. for the liberal democrats, sarah, for labor, the cabinet minister, the olympics minister, and of course as ev

they are looking long term. they are looking for the next 10 in 15 years. the iranians do not accept this proposal, they have to face the consequences. let's see if they really come on board. host: what is the economic condition for those living in iran today is? guest: it is very tough and rough. the cost of living is on the rise. as long as i was visiting iran, every time i would go back, the cost of living had risen. people are in very difficult times. they are suffering. the government has shown a lot in disturbing money and having subsidies for certain items. host: arlington, va. on our democrat line. caller: morning. you have touched on a couple of points i was going to bring up. i wanted to get your take on contrasting the bush administration as opposed to the obama administration. the second component is the issue of the sanctions. the fact that the sanctions -- in the case of iraq, it pretty much destroyed the backbone of the technocratic component of the country which is in a very tenuous condition with this recent change that we brought about thr

look at this. but it's his punishment that's getting all the attention this morning. >>> welcome if happy tuesday to you. i'm brooke baldwin in for richard this morning. the election story happening nationwide. voters all over the country are heading to the polls for a couple of hours now. why do we care? why, you're asking? some of today's state elections may be an early sign as to whether republicans are gaining strength and a test of president obama's influence. a litmus test, is what some are sayi saying. the president worked hard to help democrats in new jersey and virginia, but in new jersey here's the situation. democratic governor jon corzine is in a tight race with republican chris christi and chris dagut. yes, they are trailing here. new jersey and virginia have long historying of electing governors from clever party doesn't hold the white house. now, conservative party candidate doug hoffman is battling it out with owens to represent the 23rd congressional district. former republican nom

look that. wildlife experts picked up 30 birds covered with oil and transferred them to a recovery center. the oil from the pan main yum "beaux dye star" leaked. suspended fishing and shellfish harvested between the san francisco bridge and san mateo bridge until the soil removed. >>> if you've ever texted behind the wheel you want to hear this. new york outlawed texting while driving yesterday. we're going to hear your reviews on whether you think it should be adopted in your state if it hasn't already. >>> australian mother is finally talking about the horrifying moment had she watched her son's stroller r08 over the side of a train platform and get hit by this train. we all saw this. miraculously he survived with only a scratch. the mother still shutters when she talked about it, as she did this morning on nbc. >> for the shock and -- like a human instinct, first raekd came to my mind is shue to get ahold of my baby's -- good i can get hold, it was already off the platform, and there was this

we might look back to 2008. people then turned out in throngs for president obama but not so in last night. in new jersey's race, for instance, the age group of 18 to 29 made up just 9% of the vote. that is down from 17% in 2008. then in jirnvirginia, 10% of th electorate was 18 to 24. >> how might these republican wins affect president obama? >> one thing we'll be looking at is the wins may have an impact on president obama's ambitious policy agenda, this as he troys to get through a massive health care bill, a climate bill looming on the horizon as well. the president may have more trouble rallying modded rat democrats to get on board. david gurgen thinks about that. >> it may give pause to some moderate and conservative democrats in the house of representatives when the president is counting on with regard to health care, the environmental legislation called cap and trade, and a whole host of other things. they may be running a little more scared tonight than they were with this morning. >> so the president m

look at that. people set up and knocked down more than 4 million dominos in the netherlands yesterday. that's a new world record. to spice things up the organizers used pictures of different places around the world including new york. the new record built the old one by more than 140,000 dominos. >>> an nfl owner is caught on video making an obscene gesture during his team's win! rafer, come on! >> i couldn't believe it when i saw it, robin. this is right from the file of, e, no, he didn't. we blurred out the video so not to offend anyone. no mistaking what he is doing. during the titans win over buffalo there he is giving the gesture. i think they call it the bird in some parts of the country. a fan caught him on iphone video and that is an 86-year-old man. the nashville, tennessee report he was sitting with nfl commissioner roger goodell for part of the game. >> after the age of 75 you just get a pass. >> just do whatever you want. other controversy in the nfl. marquise matchup between peyton man

look at that smile. look at her. to her mother, barbara c carmicha carmichael. thank you for being with us. when did you learn your daughter was one of the victims allegedly of anthony sowell? >> tuesday. and thank you for having us. it's tuesday afternoon. >> wednesday. >> was it wednesday? >> uh-huh. >> the days are melting together here lately. wednesday afternoon. >> you know, ms. carmichael, i know how that feels when the days all -- time just seems to stop and everything just seems to blend together. >> right. exactly. >> tell me about your little girl. would you please tell me about her? what was she like growing up? >> she's always been a beautiful person to me, of course. very lively, very active, very fun-loving, outgoing and friendly. i used to tell her, don't be so friendly to people that you don't know but this was the way that she was. growing up i had to kind of watch it, keep tight reigns on her like you do with most children, but she grew up to be a lovely adult. she had three children who he was carrying for by herself. >> really? she brought t