the lyon sisters vanished. see what they would look like now and take a look back. >>> why a virginia politician is acting to void the health care bill and how he plans to do it. >>> topper is tracking sunshine. then a change in the weather. >>> this is 9news now. >> former teacher ronny jones wants a court to tell dc schools reid is wrong. he is suing for intentional infliction of stress because of what she said after firing more than 200 teachers and staff. >> gary nurenberg talked with him tonight. >> reporter: 22 years in the air force, 13 in the classroom. ronny jones is looking for work. >> i worry a lot about how i will be able to support my family. >> reporter: he finds some solace in his band vintage. you can see it on the web. what he can't forget is the explanation dc school's chancellor michelle reid gave the company last month for the firing of 260 teachers and staff. i had got rid of teachers who hit children, who had sex with children, who missed 78 days of school. >> it hurts deeply because i ha

gerard lyons and karen. >>> up next, pepsico ceo indra nooyi on the show. a demand for snack foods. a global business there. how it's faring globally. >>> mad about plaid. i'll talk to a woman running one of the most iconic brands. >>> soft drink andsnack giant pepsico announced a commitment to use more natural sweeteners and increasing a line of healthier snacks. among the invasions attempting to attract customers in a less profitable environment. earlier i spoke with the brand's ceo indra nooyi at yankee stadium, the site of their annual analyst meeting and asked one of the most influential female executives today how she sees the economic recovery right now. >> i tell you, i -- in the western world especially in the united states, what i have not yet seen is the construction worker coming back to work. and i think you need that worker coming back because a true test of the economic vitality of the economy is when that worker is employed. and we're not seeing that as yet. >> what would it take for you to create new jobs right now? i know earlier you said that you're expecting low

we have the ubs chief european equity strategist and jarred lyons, chief economist. good to have you here. thanks for joining us. jared, how would you characterize the global recovery? >> a global recovery is very weak. it's much stronger in the east. in the west, in the states. and in europe it's very, very weak indeed. basically the u.s. economy is in difficulty, but the europe economy is naturally in worse shape. if you're sitting in europe it's time to think as bad as things are here in the states it's actually worse over there. >> sounds like you are assessing joblessness continuing to persist in 2010. would you say an actual recovery is a 2011 affair? >> in eastern, certainly. in europe we have obviously many different countries. germany is in pretty good shape because the german export machine is doing really well, sending exports to china. but other european countries is the likes of greece, portugal, ireland, down key evaluations but all together tied to the euro so greece's position, those problems have really come to a head and in this last week we've seen

we talk about documented money, ryan, what we know of, jose baez has received over $89,000, andrea lyon, $22,000. we know of 275, so there's still 160,000 that's unaccounted for. doesn't the defense team have to show some receipts? >> they do. that's what the judge was talking about today. first the defense team got up and said, ahead, this is for costs. for us lawyers, these costs do add up on cases, so you know, there are travel costs, investigations costs, so the lawyers were hoping that would be enough at least at this stage. the judge made it very clear this needs to bei itemized, buti think they thought that conversation would be in private. >> let's listen to a new attorney and judge stan strickland as they talk about whose business is it that we know dollar for dollar, penny for penny, how much was spent and where? >> i can tell you there is no money and she is indigent. the lawyers are appearing pro bono. so therefore it's nobody's business. >> how money was spent in the past does have a bearing on what i intend to do. if they were giving x amount in the past and it's not well

baez and miss lyon here for the purpose of providing that information to you. >> they don't need to. the cot doesn't question her indigency now. there's just a roadmap we have to go through. we can't take any detours. >> today in court, just a couple of hours ago, tot mom shows up, admits in front of all of her lawyers in a packed courtroom that she has bagged over $250,000 so far since the death of her little girl, caylee. and then says she's broke. that she wants you and me to pay for her multimillion-dollar defense. also, we find out what that volatile state's evidence is that they have kept secret up until now. it is allegedly 50-plus handwritten letters by tot mom, secretly passed, apparently by a jailhouse insider, to another female inmate. what is in those letters? we know the state wanted to keep it quiet. many court watchers believe so they could get their hands on the letters before they could be destroyed. we are taking your calls live back out to jean casarez. correspondent, "in session," before we unleash the lawyers. jane, what else happened in court today? i saw tot mo

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