pam bondy joining us, defense attorney mike iglarsh and mike brooks. mike, let's start with you. chloroform found at the scene. is there a way to prove that chloroform caused little caylee's death? >> well, mike, we don't have much that was left of caylee. unfortunately, the poor little girl was so badly decomposed. mike, as i said, going back months ago there is evidence we have not heard about as of yet. it keeps coming out. this is some extremely important evidence, mike, because you had this gatorade bottle. inside that gatorade bottle was liquid. also inside that gatorade bottle was a plastic bag and inside the plastic bag was a syringe. inside that syringe was the same liquid in the bottle. i'm reading from the fbi report. ethanol, water, chloroform and about one, two, three, four kinds of testosterone. basically looked them up. it has to do with anabolic steroids, all injectables. >> pam, let's go to you. chloroform found at the crime scene. chloroform found on caylee's clothes, high levels in the trunk of casey's car. come on. this is what the prosecution needs, right? >>

mike green wipes out pyatt puts him on the outside of the goal. >> craig: mike green lost an edge when he was on the left side in front of the net. the caps need a big shift here. >> joe: pacioretty wheeling out of the corner. spacek with a goal and an assist looking for hamrlik. his wrister knocked down. number 44 in red already has two assists. backstrom for green. stopped in his tracks by travis moen. as hamrlik will swing. saturday night in montreal, now a happy bell center crowd [ crowd singing ] . >> joe: hamrlik sneaks his way in. >> craig: sounds like a soccer game doesn't it? packed stadium here tonight. 21,000 plus standing room only. can't get tickets anywhere. >> joe: erskine past carey price. locker you said remember the saves by carey price in the second period. pothier cut him off. >> craig: he made some great saves. i really believe it was the ovechkin break away on the d that really put this game -- that would have put the game i think out of reach. a three goal lead but that kept the canadiens in this one. >> joe: brendan morrison to the front it bounces wide. lapierr

mike green stretching his legs. green looking for help. mike green haraed in the corner.sky still has enough gas in the tank to get it to center. er down at one end below the goal, wands to be back to thwart the opportunity. >> reporter: geez >> joe: he is such an exceptional skater >> craig: green out there for a long shift. he he can state with the best. it's been said by mike green, the more ice time he gets, the faster he gets >> joe: how quickly can you hustle? >> craig: he get right back on ponikarovsky after turning the puck over and away he goes. good play by mike green >> joe: brooks laich and brendan morrison, the forwards for washington with just 2 minutes to go in overtime. morrison look likes he had a played blade problem for a moment. you see beauchemin, intended for blake. he has to be offside. there is the whistle. >> craig: and beauchemin just did no get that pass through or blade was wide open. when he gets a full head of steam, no one is going to score him. they hope he scores more for beauchemin and allows less goals against. he is a shut down guy who

>> not at this point, mike. i can confirm that i just spoke with investigators about an hour ago, again touching base with them. and they're still out, they're still following up with all the leads. not just been the sleepy hole he will community. but also throughout the town, for that matter. they are bringing in extra reinforcement. extra law enforcement, extra hands on deck to help with this amber alert that is now all across the nation looking for little shaniya. i do want to mention that inside that sleepy hollow community, barbara does also confirm, that was barbara davenport that your audience heard talking a little while ago, there are 98 units inside of there. and investigators had been through pretty much all of them at this point. >> mike brooks, is this surveillance footage, is that the key here? sounds like they got some good material to work with. >> yeah, does. we heard from barbara, too, that there were apparently some witnesses that saw him early hours near this trash can where this blanket was

good defense by mike miller. on the floor with just about 2 and a half to play in half number one, and the wizards are battling back. they have the ba . >> steve: thunder lead cut to four with about two and a half to lead in the half. durant all met washington post player of the year in e08. high school all american. foul is called on westbrook. last year kevin durant scored 20 or more points 57 times, 20 or more 31 times. westbrook lays it off for green. third time is a charm. >> phil: they have really been hurting washington on the offensive glass tonight. they've got at least 15 second chance points. haywood has it, tipped away by westbrook. mike miller is basically dragging his arm up the court. every time oklahoma city gets close, then -- every time the wizards get close, oklahoma city makes a run. over a minute to go now, and the load is 6. they've ledpy as many as 12. the wizards have never led in this game. jeff green for three. >> phil: he's 7 for 11, with 17 points already. >> steve: and collectively ok

here's a prove of mike's conversation with the player known as big mike. >> it was tough for me.ere i'm from, a lot of people don't make it out. i'm the only one that i know that made it out. to get an opportunity like i got, i had to take advantage of it. >> you just want to cheer for the guy. make sure to tune in to "prime news'" exclusive interview with michael oher right here tonight on hln at 5:00 p.m. eastern. >>> a former high school teacher says she was forced to resign because of her facebook page. ashley payne was a teacher in north georgia. she says her principal recommended she quit because of a curse word that appeared on her facebook page and pictures from her european vacation. >> i visited the guinness brewery. i went to italy and had wine. i went to the temple bar district of dublin and drank some alcohol there, like any normal adult woould would. >> payne is actually suing to get her job back. the school system isn't commenting on the situation. >>> a cold would make you sneeze, of course, but not 12,000 times a day. this poor girl. this is what's happening to h

and they use mike brusko. and you see him there.ocking and it is the left tackle doing the nice job. and it is a run. >> creating 13 down conversions. and taking the call in from the side line. and tied at 17. and 3rd quarter here in durham. they are off to the playoffs. terrific catch and he went up and got it. and got the 1st down. and another 1st down from mike brusko. that was a questionable spot. and looking all the way. and brusko is in the air. i think sean mcdonnell would have called it. >> brown gets the call. and up to the 36-yard line. for pushaun brown. and he is consistent andy. and hasn't broken anything big and he can punish people. >> unh is good up front. look at their core from 93. and john murray. 62 and my guy and kevin peter, defensive end. they do a consistent job. and maybe they don't penetrate as much as you would like. and they don't get blown off as well. >> 2nd down and eight for maine. ty jones and leading receiver from maine and perhaps a target for treister. and play action. and here comes ware. and he

. >>> one punch landed boxer mike tyson in the back of a police car. come on. he says the whole thing's a matter of self-defense. >>> and taylor swift gets her moment and then some. her big, big night at the country music awards. and the joke they just couldn't pass up again and again and again. >>> first, though, our top story. the number of americans who have died from the swine flu may be four times higher than we first thought. "the new york times" says the cdc estimates that h1n1 may have killed 4,000 people in the united states since april. the virus isn't getting more dangerous but the cdc is now counting lab confirmed cases and deaths from complications related to h1n1. >>> president obama got four options from advisers about afghanistan, and he turned them all down. a white house official says the president has growing doubts about the afghan government, and he wants an exit strategy before sending extra troops. so he sent all his staff recommendations back to the drawing board. former secretary of state colin powell supports the president's cautious a

tonight mike galanos as an interview with oher. it will be on 5:00 p.m.ve enough, how about this guy? a 61-year-old graduate studented is saying, put me in, coach. that's right, 61 years old. look at tom thompson, a full-time student and kicker for division iii austin college. >> i love this story. >> he hasn't played this season yet. >> he's 61! will. >> the season finale is against trinity on saturday and his coach thinks they'll get him in. 61 years old, you can't let him kick an extra point? let the man kick. >> can't you get hit as a kicker? >> yes. but then they throw a penalty and make a big stink yes, but t penalty and make a big stink over it. >> that's every men's fantasy. i have one more year of eligibility. >> investing in the stock market can be a gamble. clark howard says if you play your cards right, you can weather the ups and downs. >> it seems that we are such pack animal that's we follow the herd when we shouldn't. and i'm going to give you an example. a lot of people really were shell shocked by the huge decline in the stock market tha

>> let's bring in mike brooks. as we walk through this and the investigation i'm sure continuing as that's got to be pains taking at this point, mike, because they've got to be continuing to rip apart anthony sowell's home to find out what evidence and hopefully not but possibly other bodies. >> mike, they had the fire department in there tearing through walls. they're the best at doing that. tearing through walls looking for any kind of evidence because they found all these bodies and a skull. but there is still a dozen people missing from that community. and, you know, there is a mistrust of what they say, you know, the people don't trust the establishment. they don't trust the police. but it's vital that people, if you have someone in your family that's missing they need to give a dna sample. i mean, i'm sure the reason they don't want to do that is because of their distrust because some of their people, you know, may be wanted. but, still, if you have nothing to hide, give your dna. it's good to help these fami

i'm mike galanos. we have new developments in the brutal gang rape of a california girl outside of a high school, richmond, california. p cops say that attack lasted 2 1/2 hours. well, now we know someone had the courage to call 911. we'll talk to that person in just a moment. first, let's update you on the case. there has been a sixth arrest. an 18 year ole, charges, felony rape. the >> this is one of the most brutal crimes i've seen in my 15 years as a cop. on saturday night after a dance here on the richmond campus we responded and found our victim who was unconscious. the officers saw several people surrounding her and they fled as we approached. we caught one individual as the officers made contact with the victim and found she was unconscious and was stripped naked. what we do know is that multiple suspects physically beat her, robbed her, and sexually assaulted her. and only a few hours ago was she released from the hospital. >> unbelievable. we are finding out kids sensed danger as they looked

i'm mike galanos.a horrifying visual to think of, 17-year-old boy doused with rubbing alcohol and set on fire. michael brewer in a hospital in miami. burns over 65% of his body. his bandages have to be changed daily. this is a painstaking four-hour process. well, five teens are accused of turning him into a human torch. that's the way the judge is referring to this. three of them are being charged as adults with attempted murder. joining me to talk about this, welcome back defense attorney elizabeth kelly also with us psychologist linda young. all right. elizabeth, let's start with you on this one. i'm going to read facebook comments to get things started. this is from michelle. i don't see why we have to try them as adults. instead the juvenile system needs to be revamped. change with the crimes. criminals are getting younger and more brutal. we need to adjust our system of punishment and rehabilitation to match the times. good points there. your thoughts on that, were you surprised they were tried as

action, iron mike reacted in a shocking fashion. tyson bit holyfield on the ear. the wound was clearly visible. mills lane was forced to stop the fight after three rounds. a melee ensued and tyson was ultimately barred from fighting in nevada. as a football player, o.j. simpson left defenders in the dust. >> it has been our great privilege to watch o.j. simpson run for 2,000 yards. >> but in 1994, it wasn't linebackers nor nose tackles that were after him. >> los angeles police department right now is actively searching for mr. simpson. >> mr. simpson is a fugitive of justice right now. >> o.j. was wanted in connection with the murder of his ex-wife and another man. >> highway patrol. >> yes, i think i just saw o.j. simpson on the 5 freeway. he's heading north. >> simpson and his friend al cowlings had been spotted in a white suv and they finally made contact with police. >> everything we're going through. so all we ask, he's got a gun to his head. >> what's your name? >> my name is a.c. you know who i am [ bleep ] damn it. >> okay.

brooks, mike. as we walk through this and the investigation i'm sure continuing as -- that's got to be pain staking at this point, mike. because they've got to be continuing to rip apart anthony sowell's home to find out what other evidence. >> they had the fire department in there, tearing through walls. there was the best of doing that. tearing through the walls, looking for any kind of evidence because they found all of these bodies and the skull. but there's still a dozen people missing from that community. and you know there's a mistrust of what they say the people don't trust the establishment, they don't trust the police. but it's vital that people, if you have someone in your family that's missing, they need to give a dna sample. i'm sure the reason they don't want to do that is because of their distrust because some of their people, you know, they may be wanted. but still, if you have nothing to hide, give your dna. it's good to help these families who are missing these people, have closur

>> i believe so, mike. in fact, i can tell you this, police departments across this country are now going to be opening up their cold case files and missing person reports. my concern is, is this the only location. this guy's been out for four years. we've got to find out where he's traveled to and if there's been any murders or missing people in areas that he had visited over the past four years. >> back to mark on that front. mark, are other properties being searched, places where -- >> yes. >> okay. where? >> they've been searching abandoned houses in this neighborhood the last couple of days and still out here doing it today going through abandoned buildings and houses and doing that actively. >> has he only lived in this home over the past four years, mark? >> according -- since he was released from prison in '05 according to every time he registered with the sheriff's office on the registry, he listed his address and it's come up good when they've done their spot checks. >> nicole, we could -- we coul

i'm mike galanos a. baby girl missing for five day, found alive, even brought veteran cops to tears. >> we are the proud papas of a little girl. this is shannon lee dedrick. we found her safe. we do not usually get to the happy endings we have here today. if you want to see a bunch of grown men cry, tonight, we rushed her to the hospital and we was all calling home to our wives to let them know we found this baby safe. >> it is a happy ending on that front in chipley, florida. it is also frightening. cops said they found baby shannon lying in a cedar box, sta stashed the stashed under a bed for 12 hours and the baby-sit hears a violent past and now we're hearing cops filed charges against baby shannon's mom, the one earlier reported her missing. and former criminal prosecutor with us and robin saks, sex crimes prosecutor. i will start with you. clear things up for us. as we know, thankfully, little baby shannon is okay. >> thankfully. >> thankfully, mom and aunt baby-sitter were in on this. tell us about

mike eiglarsh, let's get you in on this. these 911 calls aside -- we now know shaniya is dead -- what charges are we looking at for mom here and mario mcneill, the man accused of kidnapping her? >> for mom they already allege they have sufficient evidence that she did the unimaginable, ooechl, to take your own child and prostitute her out. what they're looking for is evidence to prove the link between the trafficking and the ultimate murder. they've got to have evidence. out can't just say, well, she trafficked her out and anything that happened to the child is on her. they actually have to have the evidence that she knew something like this would happen. with him, they're doing the same thing. if he was involved in the actual execution of this child, you're going to expect to see first degree murder charges on her. >> spell that out for us. mark, let's say that whoever did this, it was a planned deal, that mcneill delivered to whoever killed shaniya and that's the person who did it. and mom knew and mcneill knew, does that

and mike brusko for a pick up of 5 yards on that play. one of the descriptions regarding treister is floats the ball out there like a pillow. i don't know if he has a strong arm. >> pushes the football a little bit. that was well. and right where brusko can make the catch. they haven't tested his arm down the field and they are going to flip it over. and they will have it step back and maybe they can or will. and you are talking about playing unh. this is not the johnny come latelies. and they have had runs over sean mcdonnell. and you don't want treister doing anything stupid with the football and keep it close so we see the screen and throws over the million. >> caa is now on twitter. following the the conference on twitter. and tomorrow afternoon. final 16 will be announced for the playoffs. make sure you are on twitter to get the latest information. >> very interesting that sean mcdonnell told us. we need a win. and they have the same thing. and they need the tournaments. >> 3rd down right now for maine. out and ware in hot pursuit an

mike green extended his streak to 16.op, had a four- point night, all assists against philadelphia last night. >> joe: big day around the nhl. a dozen other games going on today and tonight. saturday north of the border, it's hockey night here in canada as kaberle crosses over with gunnarsson. hagman on through for blake. david steckel has it for washington with 35 seconds to operate >> craig: one final earlier today. calgary down the l.a. kings, joe. there was a hat trick >> joe: green to erskin. kaberle keeps the puck along the board. david steckel chase it is down. shoulder to shoulder with kaberle, brad lee activates to the creek. ian white pounces on this. 6 seconds to go on this one. >> craig: i think that caught keith acton, joe, behind the bench >> joe: this is a toronto team put into a 1-0 hole by alex ovechkin >> craig: you look at that bottom stat, i said the caps score regular already lay the first goal of the game, the leafs just three times and they'll stay at that. >> reporter: one period of play complete a

that's a for mike brusko. and down to the 46-yard line. and maine has life ten. >> if this is the last game mike brusko plays you know, football. competitive football. he he should save this tape. he has been fabulous today. >> 12 catches. and treister throwing on 1st down. avers complete the landis williams shy of the 49. >> this is what maine has done well. and second run guy. and now, they are past the second run team and they are probably about 35 yards from field goal range. they lost it. with scoring more than 18-points and puts an end to that. >> 2nd down. right now for the bears. >> and to throw. knock down right away. and it was for tyrell jones. >> this defense does a great job of anticipating. >> had he all the numbers. >> and patents. >> and number 44, their middle linebacker. and you wonder if he is involved in the field. and that's where they are trying to go with the football. >> maine, third and five. >> another big one. down three. >> and six time play by the wildcats. big time play. and getting his paw up to knock it down

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 point >> joe: and alex ovechkin returned this week after a 15- day absence and he came back with all that energy in new york. last couple of games, from him have not been his all world self. we saw flashes of it tonight. locker and, guys, please do chime in. when you have been in the line- up for that long, does it take you long to get the stride? >> craig: i think it's timing. it's timing to release the shot, timing when you get the puck. do you see it that way, alan? >> alan: most definitely. what makes it harder for is not having the other weapons, semin and nun. it's easier to key on one guy. one goal scorer. and fleischer went more into a passer mode. he was looking to move the puck

your thoughts. >> caller: hi, mike. i'm really curious to know why if she was captured on video surveillance going into the hotel there was no surveillance of her leaving or being taken out. >> great question. let's go to michelle sigona. it breaks my heart to see that footage of her. a 5-year-old curled up and trusting mario mcneil. her hand on his arm. michelle, is there any surveillance of her coming out? >> here is what is interesting, when investigators got the call they did, in fact, go to the hotel. it took them a while to break the surveillance code. every surveillance that is taken in different hotels or liquor stores, there is a code you have to get in. investigators had a hard time getting in. once they got in they were able to review the surveillance stills. they only released certain still photographs out to the public. these are the ones they have shown. they are keeping close to the vest, if there was surveillance of her getting out. >> john, do you think there is a gold mine of information from surveilla

this was her reaction when it was death day for mike? >> well, you know, i'd have to say coupled with the entrapment. anybody that's going to defend this case based on that video, because that's really tough to deal with when you couple that with the fact that she's meeting with people, arranging for her husband's assassination, and then finds out and goes into that, you're going to have to throw a mental evaluation into there. this is a checklist in evaluating this case. they'll see whether or not she's mentally ill, that those were sincere tears, if water was actually leaving her eyes. >> you're talking checklists. we're going over this piece by piece. i think we have this video here. this is dalia as she's taken to the police station. it's back and forth between her and the police officers questioning her. basically says, you wouldn't want to know -- would anybody want your husband dead. would you want him dead? she's like, no, no, we're fine. then they bring in the -- again, undercover cop who she thinks is a hit man, or thought was

. >> let's bring in mike brooks. mike, as we walk through this and the investigation, i'm sure continuing. that's got to be painstaking at this point, mike, because they've got to be continuing to rip apart anthony sowell's home to find out what other evidence. hopefully not but possibly other bodies. >> they had the fire department in there tearing through walls. they're the best at doing that. tearing through the walls looking for any kind of evidence because they found all these bodies and a skull. but there's still a dozen people missing from that community. and there's a mistrust of what they say the -- the people don't trust the establishment. they don't trust the police. but it's vital that people -- if you have someone in your family that's missing, they need to give a dna sample. i mean i'm sure the reason they don't want to do that is because of their distrust because some of their people, they may be wanted. but, still, if you have nothing to hide, give your dna. it's going to help these families who are m

>> well, yeah, that's kind of unusual, mike.but i'll tell you this, the key piece of evidence or the key clue in this may have come right from that girl on that video and what that caller did was hit something that law enforcement is looking at, the demeanor of the child. i'm wondering myself who was in the elevator if they get footage as to that that might give us something to really look at as this investigation continues. >> michelle, let's backtrack here michelle and some of the past elements we've been dealing with, we had a neighbor, andrea moore, who thought she heard at 3:00 in the morning someone possibly being beaten, that little shaniya's blanket was found about 3:00 in the morning. the morning she went missing, about 3:00 a.m. how is that figuring into these new revelations? >> well, i just spoke with investigators again within the hour and i went over those same exact questions and what they said is that they have talked to that neighbor, not once, not twice but multiple times. and that they're trying to figure out

i'm mike galanos. breaking news this hour police getting ready to tear apart the walls of an accused serial killer's home expanding the search for more bodies. moments ago we found out from the coroner there are now 11 victims, some sick details coming out about the suspect anthony sowell convicted rapist from cleveland, ohio, the case that sent sowell back to prison -- or sent him to prison in the first place a pregnant woman choked so hard her body tingled, bound, gagged, tied up, escaped with her life and climbed onto the roof and screamed to neighbors for help. she could be lucky in all this, a survivor. moments ago police identified the first victim, 52-year-old tanya carmichael. joining us now her daughter, danita carmichael. first off, our condolences. how did you find out and were you fearful of this all along? >> well, yeah. this is what i've been saying since monday, when, you know, we were called to the coroner's office and since this story broke, we automatically knew that this was going to

. >> the baby is doing great, mike. this is awesome news, able to locate her, thankfully brought her right to the hospital and she's healthy, she's happy, she is eating, laughing, doing really well. that's the best news in all this. unfortunately, mike, though, more than 3500 manhours were spent trying to find baby shannon after, you know, after this sort of arrangement took place. >> okay. "arrangement." you know, we hear these details you're like, what? the babysitster slash aunt and mom's involved here spell out what we know so far, michelle. >> this is what we know. we have a babysitster, susan baker, and this -- all of this again is according to investigators in the area. and then we have baby shannon's mother. apparently, they had some sort of meeting on october 30th in the late evening hours where they decided that susan was going to take over custody of the child. and so, at that point, they decided to have an arrangement around 1:30 in the morning on halloween and that's when the child was passed over, this aga

i'm mike galanos. first this. what a horrifying visual. a 15-year-old boy doused with rubbing alcohol and set on fire. michael brewer is in critical condition at a hospital in miami. he has burns over 65% of his body. he can't really talk well. there are bandages that have to be changed daily and the process takes about four hours. five teens were accused of turning him into a human torch, to quote from the judge. now three of them are charged as adults with attempted murder. earlier this week i spoke with a criminal defense attorney elizabeth kelly and, john, let's start with the charges. we've got three teens, three of the five charged as adults facing attempted murder charges. how did the prosecution lay this out that they should be charged as adults? >> well, actually they went through some psychological counseling, a couple of them, and based on the results of some of that psychological counseling as well as the, you know, interviews with the defendants in the case three of the five were charged late yesterday with attempted murder in

and mike brusko. 13 catches. 119-yard it is and a touchdown. and for them to do well. >> they are celebrating and moving on. number 1 in the north. . >> gary and andy back here as the wildcats come from behind to defeat the black bears. 27-24, andy. it was a terrific ball game and relive it and look at highlights. and maine draws first blood. mike brusko had a career day. he had a touchdown. 13 catches and 119 yards and one of the 13 grabs. and was a precursor of what was to come and ending his career to come. and request with the quarterback sneak and toman has the entire game and come up in the 4th quarter and it is a big play right here and landis williams had gone to the football. and another big play for maine and tied joins for a big one. and maine gets on the board. and we moved to the second half. >> the end around. and dontrelle peters surprises everybody. >> and look at the convoy escorting him for the easy touchdown. and there is pushaun brown and scoring for maine. >> maine was able to run the football and did a nice job. >> here is

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>> they're still banding together, mike, and saying we are not standing for this. they have a lot of new security things in place so they are still very upset at what they are seeing. >> okay, thanks, everyone. we appreciate it. >>> coming up we'll hear from a soldier who came face-to-face with the ft. hood shooter. >> we heard the shooter continue to move to the opposite side of the building as he continued to fire. very, very quick reloader on that weapon. he was very swift, very tactical with what he was doing. >> we'll hear more from this brave soldier and his struggle for survival as he tried to get out of the way of the ft. hood gunman. >>> welcome back to "prime news" on hln. this one got our attention. plantation history lesson, group of fifth graders go on a field trip to a plantation. guess who gets selected to portray the slaves? three african-american kids. i know what you're thinking. there's more to the story, and the executive director at the plantation will join us to explain. a lot to this story. we'll take your calls at 1-877-tell hln. >>> now thi

. >> larry: you took the mike off. you put the mike on, we could hear you. >> yeah. you are being extremely inappropriate right now and i'm about to leave your show. >> yeah. i'm going to call it a tantrum but she's smiling the whole time because she's a beauty queen after all. carlos, was carrie just out of line? are you with me on that? >> i felt like i was watching the tv show "v" saying, larry, don't ask me any questions. it will paint me a negative light and then the true monster comes out. you know? it's funny. it is very funny because she's all about freedom of speech. >> yeah. >> you know? that's the big thing, freedom of speech. real close to freedom of speech there, carrie, freedom of the press and you can go on all the show you want and have an agenda and can and can't ask, not larry king. he asks what he wants to ask you. you have been around for so long. you can't control larry king and came off looking pathetic. >> if you really listen to what larry was asking, he wasn't asking her that breach the agreement agreed. it was just yesterday carrie, i think,

mike green away she goes.time game winner. >> craig: he'd like another one. we talked about the goalie probably here to see varlamov. other russian players of course like the great 8 and wyatt also in the house. >> joe: ovechkin for backstrom. blocked by hamrlik, right in that shooting lane. michael cammalleri the other way with sergei kostitsyn. cammalleri fires. rue phone for varlamov. routine for varlamov. spacek who bested the young russian in the second

friends with mike todd. i said -- mike todd was fantastic. >> he was like sort of a surrogate mike todd. that was weird. your father, was he in love with her? >> i'm sure he was. look at the woman. and she's fun. she's a lot of fun. >> she's a lot of fun. so is your mother. they're both fun broads. >> they did very well. >> in a certain way you had a great, great time didn't you? >> yes, absolutely. then i have other stuff to make sure i know that time was great. that's what's good about bad times. you appreciate the other stuff. >> that's true. how about your father? was he any kind of a father at all? was he absentee? what? >> he was not -- my father is adorable. he's lovely, he's charming, you can see why he got all that [ bleep ], but -- >> i can say it. >> oh, come on. >> my girlfriend -- >> he loves women. >> he loves women. >> and we have a very large relationship now so it's like now i'm sort of, you know -- but he -- no, my father was a boyfriend. my father's a boyfriend. he had a children because t

i'm mike galanos. grieving families are now joining police outside a convicted rapist's home in cleveland, ohio. police again say they could smell death just 15 feet from the door. six bodies scattered all over the home. two of them in a room with the windows wide open. neighbors say anthony's clothes even stunk, so strong their eyes would water. and no one reported any of this. at least eight women in the area, we know this, are missing. >> these families are going to get horrible news. that if we had a missing persons department and had an active ongoing investigation in all these cases, as much as possible, maybe none of this would have happened. >> you can see the fear and anxiety in that woman's face. more to the story, cops routinely checked in on the sex offender. even that day of the latest reported rape. joining us to talk about this, joanna moore. she thinks her sister could possibly be a victim here. joanna, we hope you're wrong. we hope your sister's okay. what makes you think your sister c

there is a mike here if you have a question and would like to come to the mike. come to the mike because if you don't it will be a big, empty spot on the c-span booktv audio. [applause] yes, sir? >> if we attempt to electrify our auto transport network there is going to have to be a lot of transmission to recharging centers. what kind of research has been done on lowering the amount of waste heat through electrical transmission lines? >> one of the best studies that is available is one that has been done by northwest labs located in the state of washington. and what they did, this request gained from senator maria cantwell, what they did was look at the u.s. generating capacity and and asked the question, could we run our cars on this system? what they pointed out was most of the recharging would be done at night and we could convert 70% of our fleet to our electric cars that have been a electricity to operate 70%. we couldn't do the whole fleet. we would need to make modifications but the point about electricity transmission efficiency is well taken because one

. >> with me right now, mike brooks, former fed with the fbi. weigh in, mike. >> you listen to dr.eutsche and he's absolutely right. there could be some blood in that, but, you know, there could also be fingerprint evidence because it was inside a sealed plastic bag. what i think we have here, nancy, is game, set and match. >>> can someone let me -- come on! >> casey, hold on sweetheart. settle down, babe. >> nobody is letting me speak. >> i still believe my daughter. >> i believe in my daughter. >> i already answered this question. >> you believe she was fabricated. >> i already answered the question. >> do you have any interest in helping us? >> i had interest in helping law enforcement from the beginning. unfortunately, my hands were tied and i was put in a position where someone's trying to -- that's not going to happen. >> casey's lied to me in the past. when she's lied, she's told me the truth. we have always gotten to the bottom of the truth. >> stunning evidence, both horrific and heart wrenching just emerges today. in over 2,000 pages of homicide investigative files. we le

he and oprah were talking when mike and robin sat down with barbara walters and mike was upset by the things robin was saying. let's take another look. >> were you surprised that she was saying those things? >> yeah. i truly wanted to sock her. you know, at that particular moment i truly wanted to sock her. but i just didn't do it. i was young, i was really. >> did you sock her afterwards? >> no, not afterwards. i didn't sock her. i wanted to sock her. i had socked her before. >> after that interview, robin wrote oprah saying she was deeply disturbed by how oprah handled some of the interview. oprah had robin on the show and they had an emotional exchange. >> i am a woman very much like all the women in your audience and in the audience out there with love for you, tremendous respect, tremendous admiration, and i think i wouldn't be honest if i didn't, if there wasn't a part of me that wanted you to go, when he said, oh i have socked her before. to say, that's not right. and it wasn't right. and it was painful. >> uh-huh. uh-huh. >> i would say to you and to every woman who has ever b

for a yakuza, that should have been a problem, says mike cox.the chief of immigration and customs at the u.s. embassy in tokyo. >> mike cox: we want to be a welcoming country, the united states. but, certainly, we don't want the yakuza coming to the united states. >> logan: because they're criminals. >> cox: they have extensive criminal histories here in japan. they are members of criminal organizations. for both of those reasons, they would be ineligible to enter the united states. >> logan: how did he get around that? according to jake adelstein's reporting, which we confirmed, tadamasa goto made a deal with the fbi. he offered to become a rat and inform on his yakuza brothers. >> adelstein: goto said, "here's the deal. i need to get in the united states to get my liver transplant or i'm going to die. i will give you the names of all our front companies in the united states." so, in terms of not only criminal intelligence, but sort of... you know, pure, i don't know, covert intelligence, goto represented a real find for the fbi. >> logan: so,

what happens to mike? i do not know. he might be fined or he might be laying on the ground with cte. our next week he might get another concussion. if that does not kill him, the post-concussion syndrome might be so great that he becomes unmotivated. his promising light becomes permanently derailed. all the discussion of concussion crisis has primarily been focused on professional game, the focus needs to be elsewhere. we know how to solve this crisis. remember that 95% of players are under the age of 18 and under the age of consent. the idea that we know we're getting down to is erroneous. we're not eating giving the kids a chance to protect themselves. the all source of information for most kids is coming out of the of a " new york times." there is no formal education for kids. when i think of the immense scope of the problem, i am reminded that football is not always played as it is today. the roosevelt summoned the people to washington to figure out how to play the game better. it is important to realize that footbal

what happens to mike? i do not know. he might be fined or he might be laying on the ground with cte. our next week he might get another concussion. if that does not kill him, the post-concussion syndrome might be so great that he becomes unmotivated. his promising light becomes permanently derailed. all the discussion of concussion crisis has primarily been focused on professional game, the focus needs to be elsewhere. we know how to solve this crisis. remember that 95% of players are under the age of 18 and under the age of consent. the idea that we know we're getting down to is erroneous. we're not eating giving the kids a chance to protect themselves. the all source of information for most kids is coming out of the of a " new york times." there is no formal education for kids. when i think of the immense scope of the problem, i am reminded that football is not always played as it is today. the roosevelt summoned the people to washington to figure out how to play the game better. it is important to realize that footbal

. >> mike mcconnell: can you imagine your life without electric power?ruary of this year, retired admiral mike mcconnell was the nation's top spy. as chief of national intelligence he oversaw the central intelligence agency, the defense intelligence agency and the national security agency. few people know as much about cyber warfare and our dependency on the power grid and the computer networks that deliver our oil and gas, pump and purify our water, keep track of our money and operate our transportation systems. >> mcconnell: if i were an attacker and i wanted to do strategic damage to the united states, i would either take the cold of winter or the heat of summer. i probably would sack electric power on the u.s. east cost, maybe the west coast, and attempt to cause a cascading effect. all of those things are in the art of the possible from a sophisticated attacker. >> kroft: do you believe our adversaries have the capability of bringing down a power grid? >> mcconnell: i do. >> kroft: is the u.s. prepared for such an attack? >> mcconnell: no, the unite

. >>> mike is with us. mike, you're having a problem with a bankrupt cable company?it's bankrupt, i wasn't aware of that. yeah, back in may i was paying my bills online through my bank. and inadvertently paid the cable company the amount of money i was paying to pay off my credit card. they were one below the other. and didn't think anything of it. clicked pay the way i normally do, until several days later the bank sent me an email notifying me that it had actually paid the bill and i looked to see that it was the cable company and i panicked. and they since may have had $938.70. i can't get it back. >> $938. >> caller: and 70 cents. >> you know, when a company is in severe financial trouble, once they have money from you, it is very, very hard to get it back. what have they said to you? have they pled poverty? what has the cable company said about not giving you your money back? >> caller: the first time i called in may and explained to them in tears what i had done, they told me that it would take four to six weeks to get the check back because of the amount of mo

let's go straight out to mike brooks. former fed with the fbi. weigh in, mike. what does it say to you? why no charges against mommy tonight? >> i think they're waiting to put together the charges on her, nancy. because most likely it'll be first-degree murder. and there's a possibility she could face federal charges because of the human trafficking. >> mike brooks, i can only pray that she gets the same fate as mario mcneill. >>> members of the shaniya davis task force received confirmation from the state medical examiner's office on the ruling -- on the manner of the death of shaniya davis as a homicide. the preliminary tests results asphyxiation as the cause of death. however at that time, all examinations and testing have not been completed. therefore, a final report has not been issued. we met with the district attorney ed grantis, margaret russ. and after going over some facts of the case, the fayetteville police department will be filing the following charges against mario mcneill -- first-degree murder, first-degree rape of a child. the criminal investig

. >> mike, you got to know him, wrote a lot about him. take me back to the michael jordan situation. you broke that story about michael jordan being let go of his duties as the front office -- was abe-- >> well, i got a call-- >> -- happy with you? >> i got a call from a guy i know. i had been snooping around. i heard things were bad with the wizards, michael wasn't getting along with teammates. there was a big fisher involved and a real wedge between the people that abe hired, susan o mali's and the people that michael hired and they were clashing on all levels. basically michael wanted to bring in his people at some point and take over the organization. he had no use for susan and moted, good people that abe had basically been with forever. abe pollin was about nothing else other than his philanthropy and his team, he was about loyalty. abe pollin was loyal to a fault. so i had been snooping around a little bit, made some calls. one day i get a call and ray guy says michael jordan will be fired on wednesday at a meeting with ted leon an

. >>> one punch lanlded boxer mike myson in the back of the police car you see here.says the whole thing was a matter of self-defense. >>> former miss california usa carry prejean got a little miffed, shall we say, on our sister network, cnn, last night. what made her take off her microphone and threaten to walk off the set with larry king. >>> shall we say, there was a little bit of drama with former miss california usa carrie p prejean on "larry king live" last night. she got ready to bolt. take a look. >> in mediation, it was discussed why you were mediating. >> larry, it's completely confidential. and you're being inappropriate. >> okay. >> okay? >> all right. inappropriate king live continues. >> yes. >> detroit, hello. >> hi. i'm calling from detroit. >> yes. >> caller: i'm a gay man, and i love pageants. i'm sure you, carrie, have got great gay friends that helped you. what would you give them as advice if they wanted to get married. >> larry: did you have a question, carrie? did she hear the question? >> no, she didn't. because she took off the microphone as w

with mike todd. i said -- mike todd was fantastic. >> so he was, like, sort of a surrogate mike todd? that was weird. your father, was he in love with her? >> i'm sure he was. look at the woman. she's, you know, she's fun. >> she's a lot of fun. so is your mother. they're both fun broad. you really had a great -- in a certain way you had a great, great time didn't you? >> yes, absolutely. >> you really did. >> i have other stuff to make sure i know that that time was great. that's what's good about bad time. then you appreciate that other stuff. >> that's true. how about your father? was he just an absentee, what? >> my father is adorable. he's lovely. he's charming. you can see why he got all that [ bleep ], but -- >> i can say it. >> oh, come on. >> my girlfriend -- >> he loves women. >> he loves women. >> we have a very large relationship now, so it's like now i'm sort of, you know -- but he -- no, my father was a boyfriend. >> right. >> they're best friends because they were a byproduct of sex. w