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lisa cohen is the author of a missing child case. and marks the fournt of the klaas foundation. obviously you have lived and breathed this case for years and years. are you surprised by what happened today? it's got to be amazing that suddenly after all of this time there's a break in a 33-year-old case. >> on the one hand i am surprised because this is not a lead that goes anywhere near the direction that people have been following for the last several years. on the other hand, you know, it's been a 33-year roller coaster of twists and turns. every time you think you understand this case, something happens that turns it on its head. so in that sense i'm not surprised because this is happening this week and we won't know anything for a while about what will come of it. it's not clear that it is going to lead us anywhere. >> you and i were talking in the commercial break before just about sort of -- obviously we've heard of this thing before but a cadaver dog picking up the scent of human remains 30 plus years after something happened is hard

lisa robinson. >> it is at the freezing mark at the airport. old out feels so cal there.ome frost north and west of the city. those clear skies will be in our favor today. upper 60's for the afternoon high temperatures. >> it is spring break. i'm going to cancun. it is letter on the roads -- it is later on the roads. 67 on southbound 95. 63 months southbound 97 near 100. 57 on the west side. moving well on the north side through the parkville region, 60 miles per hour. this is the fort mchenry. southbound traffic looking pretty good at the moment. no significant delays at the toll plaza. we switch over at the beltway at liberty road. west side traffic looking good in the outer loop. it is building. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the latest round of republican presidential primaries. >> on top today's wisconsin, d.c., and maryland. tracie potts has the latest from washington. >> with a massive lead in maryland, mitt romney's focus is on wisconsin. >> they should not give maymore. >> run it is up by seven points. he still taking a big hit by women -- romney is u

lisa baden. >> we're in better shape for mark rail. better shape for metro rail. they are saying that they're getting back to normal service. they are no longer single tracking train. live we're going to take you to 395 northbound at glebe road in the main line, you see this collision here. a lot of vehicles involved in that one. northbound out of sherylington to get to pentagon add extra time to your travel. steve rudin now. >> the rain has come to end and our skies will start to clear. temperatures will fall probably another couple of degrees over the next couple of hours. 49 at reagan national. the same at duluth. heading down to charlesville, 57 degrees. satellite and radar, the showers that move through last night, everything has now come to an end. high pressure builds over head with clear skies. temperatures will rebound this morning into the afternoon hours into the 60's. 65 degrees or so for a high but with winds out of the north at 15 to 25, it's going to feel just a little bit colder outside. coming up, a full look at the extend outlook that's going to

lisa? >> good morning. thank you, mark. thank you, steve, for that great presentation. i am going to start off by talking a little bit about the importance of the social security disability insurance program to people with disabilities. it is vitally important. to get provide critical income support for many people with disabilities and their families. in fact, it list many people out of poverty. almost half of ssdi beneficiaries rely on these critical income benefits for more than 90% of their total income. it is the one thing that keeps many people with disabilities from leading lives of abject poverty and homelessness. and the want to share just a couple of very brief stories of some people who receive social security disability insurance benefits, where in both cases it did actually prevent them from being homeless. the first is a man named henry, and he was in his 50s. he had severe cardiac problems, had worked in insurance industry for a very long time, paid into the social studies system and earn his disability benefits until the point at which his heart conditio

lisa myers. we turn to mark geragos here with me. good morning. this is the government's star witness. one? >> no, this is -- look, this prosecution to begin with is fatally flawed in terms of its theory that these were campaign finance donations and that they were misused. that's bad enough and then to put this clown up there? i've seen reports that john edwards has a 3% favorability rating. this guy is probably at zero%. >> he talks about this meeting on the road but admits edwards said i don't know about the money. isn't that the heart of the case? >> that in and of itself is reasonable doubt. this case was over in jury selection as most high profile cases are, depending on the jury that they have. i can't imagine that anybody is going to have any empathy, sympathy or want to the kind of step into the shoes of young. i just don't see the this case and "expenditure of money as being anything other than kind of a show trial. >> and it's revealed that much of the money most of the money going to the building of his house. but if any of it did end up in funneling towards edwards' mistre

mark 50 years of the farm worker movement. that is celebration is going to have darn nice weather i'm guessing. >> lisa: already in the 60s in most neighborhoods. 50s in half moon bay. here is a look at high definition emeryville camera, low 60s and in fremont, mid-60s so that translates into temperatures, well above normal. i'll explain next. >> terry: also ahead, good old american ingenuity, how you can make your own museum exhibit with a little imagination. >>> welcome back everybody. looking at a live picture from the emeryville cam looking across the rock, alcatraz out to the golden gate bridge. what a beautiful day we've got on the way. this is earth day weekend. if you are in the city or coming into the city, you wanted to take part in earth day activities starting at 9:00. there is a whole bunch going on. rec and park going on glenn canyon and twin peaks and other locations. if you are celebrating our earth today it's going to be looking mighty fine with the sunshine. >>> scientists are getting closer to making an electric car that can travel 500 miles on a single charge. concept is being working on at i.b.m. research par

lisa? >> good morning. thank you, mark. thank you, steve, for that great presentation.i'm going to, um, start off by talking a little bit about the importance of the social security disability insurance program to people with disabilities. it is vitally important. it provides critical income support, um, for many people with disabilities and their families. in fact, it lifts many people out of poverty. um, almost half of ssdi beneficiaries rely on these critical income benefits for more than 90% of their total income. it is the one thing that keeps many people with disabilities from leading lives of abject poverty and homelessness. and i want to share just a couple of very brief stories of some people who receive social security disability insurance benefits where in both cases it did actually prevent them from being homeless. the first is a man named henry, and he, um, was in his 50s. he had severe cardiac problems, had worked in the insurance industry for a very long time, paid into the social security system and earned his disability benefits until the point at which

lisa myers is in greensboro, north carolina. >> reporter: hey, luke, good morning. this trial marks appears to be the closing chapter in an astonishing fall from grace. basically today over the next ten days, prosecutors in the edwards' defense team will be selecting a jury of 12 jurors and 4 alternates, all 16 will hear this case. finding a fair, impartial jury is going to be tough, because public opinion down here is brutal. a new survey out today find that most north carolinans have a highly negative opinion of john edwards, and the majority of them already have concluded that he committed a crime here. the only glimmer of hope in this survey for the edwards' defense team is that the public also does seem to have some doubts about the merits of this case. in fact, most said they believe this prosecution is a waste of taxpayer money. now, the edwards defense here is going to be, yes, he was a terrible husband. but he is not a crook. the edwards defense team argues that this indictment is, in fact, the novel and unprecedented interpretation of campaign finance laws. and on that poi

. >> bill: lisa says i live in florida. mark is such an tool it isn't funny. only hispanic he doesn't speak for is ponch cho via. that's his nickname i think. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show". >> bill: it is monday, monday april 23rd. good morning, everybody and welcome to the "full court press." your new morning show on current tv. good to see you today. hope you had a great weekend. we've got lots and lots to talk about with stuff happening here in our nation's capital and around the globe and of all things to talk about, how about this. your tax dollars and mine are paying for big trial that's getting underway today. down in greensboro, north carolina. it is the federal government versus john edwards over payments that two of his supporters made to his mistress back in 2008. no campaign money was involved. but john edwards is being charged with five counts, six counts, actually of abusing campaign funds. why are we wasting time on this? we'll get into that and a whole lot more but first let's get all of the latest here with this current tv news u

host: lisa, before you go, lay out your reasoning why mark sullivan needs to go.ler: because it had been under his watch. -- because it had been under his watch. he has been there too long. -- because it happened under his watch. we need better representation for our country than this man. have a good day. host: she put out aa lot out t here. guest: i have heard the other view is that he has responded quickly to this end has been trent. . we will see. -- has been a transparent. host: public perception of this? is it reflective of what we have heard this morning? guest: yes, i think it is. this is a very divisive issue and there is a lot of perspective on it. host: hello to the democrats' line. caller: good morning. our government and morality is just lost in this country. from the congress, fbi, gsa, you name it. it is all morality. voting party lines. our leaders are showing no leadership whatsoever. what do you expect from fellow citizens in america when you are not showing leadership yourself? guest: that is a tough one. which leadership are you talking about?

lisa kathleen graddy, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> you can watch american artifacts and other american history tv programs any time by visiting our website, cspan.org/history. this weekend marks the anniversary of the bloodiest battle to be fought during the civil war. up to that point, the battle of shiloh, with almost 24,000 casualties. and we'll tour the battlefield with chief park ranger stacey allen saturday at

lisa, good morning. >> reporter: hey, ann, good morning. this trial marks closing chapter in an astonishing fall from grace. john edwards is essentially gambling that a jury which knows he's guilty of cheating on his cancer-stricken wife can nevertheless find him not guilty of committing a crime. >> to announce that i'm a candidate for the presidency of the united states. >> reporter: the former presidential candndidate's defee basically is this. john edwards may have been a bad husband, but he did not break the law. >> i didn't violate campaign laws, and i never for a second believed i was violating campaign laws. >> reporter: today federal judge katherine eagle, prosecutors and edwards' defense team will begin selecting jurors at this greensboro courthouse for a trial that could take six weeks. finding a fair, impartial jury won't be easy. public opinion is brutal. >> i believe he conducted himself extremely dishonorably, and he is a disgrace to north carolina. >> reporter: a new survey by public policy polling shows most north carolinians have an unfavor

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mark the anniversary. more than 1500 people died when it sank back in 1912. a few hours after the ship struck an iceburg just before midnight on april 14th. >>> well, francis is in for lisa argen this morning. hi. >> hi, carolyn. good morning, everything. i think you will like today's forecast. we have a lot of sunshine in start for us. here's a live shot right now. there are some coastal clouds, even some patchy fog. i'll tell you where and when you can expect to see the sun shine coming up. >> all right, thank you, francis. also coming up, the giants get a walk off victory on a night they need an uplifting win of a receiving some bad news about one of their all-stars. mike shumann has the details coming up in sports. [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of ber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. ber one. is a lot like picking a team. you could go with the fastest, most reliable, and at the very least, talented at wha

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host: lisa, before you go, lay out your reasoning why mark sullivan needs to go.t had been under his watch. -- because it had been under his watch. -- because it happened under his watch. he has been there too long. we need better representation for our country than this man. have a good day. host: she put a lot out t here. guest: i have heard the other view is that he has responded quickly to this end has been trent. . -- has been a transparent. we will see. host: public perception of this? is it reflective of what we have heard this morning? guest: yes, i think it is. this is a very divisive issue and there is a lot of perspective on it. host: hello to the democrats' line. caller: good morning. our government and morality is just lost in this country. from the congress, fbi, gsa, you name it. it is all morality. voting party lines. our leaders are showing no leadership whatsoever. what do you expect from fellow citizens in america when you are not showing leadership yourself? guest: that is a tough one. which leadership are you talking about? what is on display

said he's open to it, then senator mark rubio of florida who last week said no thanks but he could deliver florida and that's big. former secretary of state cond lisaice intrigues a lot of republicans, she downplays the opportunity, then lastly there's a whole bunch of governors who have to be considered, mitch daniels of indiana, says he's not interested in national office, nicky haley of south carolina, doesn't want the job, said last week, bobby jindual has left the door open and susan martinez, of mexico, and brian sandoval have said no. but the truth is if the nominee says i'd like you, everything changes for all these people. jon: that often happens in politics, a lot of people who say no, end up getting the job. >> the great mentioner, and for the principal cry cry tear for any nominee is who can do the job and romney is just beginning that process but he's got to hustle because 20 weeks is a short time, it has to be unveiled before the convention. it is the most con very -- consequential decision of any candidate. >> you've got to be careful with choosing who's going to run the prosocial security because as you know, dick cheney ran the pro

. >> host: lisa, before you go, tell me, lay everything like mark sullivan has to go, in your opinion. >> caller: because this happened under his watch. a few things have happened in the six years he has been the director. he has been there too long. i think the people that -- the top position in government, i look at the, through the ranks, we need better representation for our country than this man seems to be able to keep under control. i'm sorry. have a good day. >> host: that is lisa from greensboro north governed. she put a lot out their. >> guest: that's what i've heard from retired agents. the contrary view which is sullivan has done everything he could, and respond quickly to this end has been transparent. peaking, chairman of the house homeland security to me has backed sullivan. so we will see. he may not survive this, you know? but so far he seemed to be hanging in their. >> host: public reception? >> guest: you hearing a split. i think it is. i would love to see polling on this but i think this is a very divisive issue and a lot of perspective on. >> host: good morning, t

lisa sylvester spoke with the creator of the videos. >> reporter: it started with this, an online auction. the winning bidder scores a summer internship in washington, d.c., with senator markevard temple, a jewish synagogue in los angeles. the winning bidder? this man. joe frances. the creator of the "girls gone wild." he is currently holding a contest for the hottest girl in america on hd net. frances explains how he bought the internship for $2500 thinking it would be great to send the winner of his show to washington for four weeks. >> i thought it would be a good idea to send the hottest girl in america to washington, d.c. and think el wood and i thought it would be fun and >> reporter: but in washington, d.c., senator pryor said he had no knowledge whatsoever of any auction offer. he called it a hoax. "we believe someone outside senator pryor's office has broken the law by fraudulently impersonating a u.s. senator." but this is not the first time an item from pryor's office has been offered up for auction. in 2006 someone paid $25,050 to have lunch with the senator. and according to the temple website, senator pryor has visited the temple. he was a guest. he now admit

lisa murk on youski. olympia snowe, reputation of being a moderate. no. every republican except susan collins voted for it. and one democrat. i don't get this. markoted against it. he is go to go have to go home and explain this. i mean it's just insane that 72% of americans say, yes, it's fair. this is just about tax fairness. republicans killed it. here is the only good thing about this is, they are going to have to live with that. they are going to have to live with it. they are going to have to explain it and defend it and those republicans up for re-election this year are going to have to go out to town hall after town hall after town hall and say, i don't give a damn about you. i don't give a rat's ass about you because you are making less than half a million dollars a year. i only care about the people making more than half a million dollars a year. that's what that vote means. but if you thinking that's bad, let me tell you what is coming up next. i went to a special i went to a special background briefing at the whitehouse. i can't tell you who gave the briefing. it was a briefing fore a selected group of reporters with senior administra