if nancy grace can't cover it, i will. i love jane and i love nancy grace.orning dj but has a lot to say and she's filled with outrage. she's often outraged about the miscarriages of justice. love it. as amazed to hold on, hold on, i'll unleash the lawyers. >> have you met nancy grace. >> i finally met nancy grace in person, which was extremely exciting for her -- for me. >> because you do a whole thing on nancy grace in your last routine that i saw. >> yes. and also if i can address my camera. >> please. >> anderson and i will be recreating nancy grace's infamously nip slip. i will be showing one full breast because it's nature and it's beautiful and that's our little hook so don't tell, you know, the competition. are you having one of your fits. >> i'm starting to cough, yes. you're making me cough. >> you can't just call in sick. if you think you're laying the groundwork for i'm not feeling well today. >> there's no way that they would allow you to do it solo. >> you stuttered. >> i have a stutter. >> but it's when you get nervous. >> no. it's -- i think

if nancy grace can't cover it, i will. i love jvm and nancy grace.he kind of talks like a morning dj but has a lot to say and she's filled with outrage. she's often outraged about the miscarriages of justice. love it. as amazed to hold on, hold on, i'll unleash the lawyers. >> have you met nancy grace. >> i finally met nancy grace in person, which was extremely exciting for her -- for me. >> because you do a whole thing on nancy grace in your last routine that i saw. >> yes. and also if i can address my camera. >> please. >> anderson and i will be recreating nancy grace's infamously nip slip. tomorrow night, so anderson will be showing -- and i will be showing one full breast because it is nature and it is beautiful, and that is our little hook, so don't tell, you know, the competition. are you having one of your fits. >> i'm starting to cough, yes. you're making me cough. >> you can't just call in sick. if you think you're laying the groundwork for i'm not feeling well today. >> there's no way that they would allow you to do it solo. >> you stuttere

>> what about nancy grace? >> why is she anywhere? >> i wouldn't want to hang out with tim tebow, no reflection on hi. we just don't have much in common. but he would make an excellent neighbor. >> he would make a great neighbor. but you know who would be a better one? one of the people who won the iron chef competition. late at night and walk over and get a snack, no? are you not agreeing with me? no midnight snack? >> you might get really fat though. >> then have richard simmons move in on the other side. >> talk about late night activity. >> tom, 42% of those surveyed didn't want to live next to a celebrity, period. how is that possible? they are the greatest treasure. >> that's the thing. i don't understand how people would want to live next to jennifer aniston or brad pitt. these people are famous. they are really famous. they attract fans. they attract cameras. i would want to live next to i would say -- i don't want to -- a midlevel celebrity like andy level. -- andy levy, bill schulz. whatever level celebrity you are at. >> i

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plus one and i swear i have a tag here that says nancy grace plus one. security team thinks i'm nancy grace by the way which is my dream. that's a real recorder, nancy grace. >> candy, you may not realize this, but kathy's. >> did you forget my name? you went kathy. >> an obsessive watcher of cnn. >> i have not missed a moment of carol costello. >> nancy grace and jane velez mitchel. >> sorry. >> candy, how's iowa? what's the capital? >> can you see this? these are the questions i have to ask you. see in you can take over the show. >> i really don't know the capital of iowa. i don't. >> well, it's beautiful, actually. you should come sometime. it's very pretty. >> i was shown cedar falls. >> really? >> yes. >> you can come to des moines? why are we having this -- wait a second. off the rails here. let's get back on the rails. >> cracker barrel, they have a tiny candy shop. >> i like cracker barrel. no matter where you go, it's the same. >> and get a theme rocker. >> i know. >> we're not paid spokes people. we're talking about the meet loaf. sorry, back t

we have nancy grace standing by to weigh in on the case. good to see you.s is a puzzler. >> she will also weigh in on the toddler that's missing in maine we talked about in the first half hour. >>> and why these teens are trashing stores and posting them online. >>> we have more fun video right now. take a look at this right now. remember it? robin as e.t. one of our favorite moments from 2011. we have a lot more. >> hang in there. not so high. not so high. >> i love watching that. robin wants that to come down now. >> just beware. there's still more time. we can have some outtakes from you, too. >> i know we've got plenty coming. i refuse to watch the screeners. we'll see. >> all part of our year-ending. >>> we're going to begin this half hour with the missing college student from kansas. police continue to search for aisha khan, after a confrontation with a drunk man on campus. andrea canning has the details. >> reporter: this mystery is deepening. 65 police officers, along with fbi agents, have logged 400 man hours in the search for aisha. but investigat

you know nancy grace, the crime reporter who talks about the twins? >> i will unleash the lawyers on you, kathy griffin. but i love her. okay, so, that was -- as if that wasn't good enough. next to me, this is her nightmare but my dream, kim freaking kardashian. right? >> jimmy: oh, wow. whoever made the southeasting arrangement had a good sense of humor. >> it was a stay trerategic gay. the gays have never let me down. right? [ applause ] >> jimmy: i can't imagine kim showing up to anything at 9:00 in the morning. >> well -- she did look a little bit like a dirty whore. let me clarify. i meant -- i'm sorry. i meant -- i didn't mean to say that. i meant to say a filthy whore, because -- no, no. you guys, she was mortified to see that she was seated next to me. >> jimmy: was she really? >> yes, of course she was. and what she really did at 9:00 in the morning, the makeup was insane, the fake pony tail. they mefr met a fake pony tail they didn't love. they look like the back of a horse. >> jimmy: wait, those are fake? >> some things in hollywood are fab

when you spend seven weeks with nancy grace in a dance studio, you learn a lot.ve seen the twins and i have seen where they came from. >> j.r. martinez and his partner karina smirnoff. >> wounded in iraq, he showed everyone what it meant to come back and compete like a champion. >> well, he just commits. he does it no matter what. he's going to -- he does it. >> best new show that you're not watching but you ought to "boss." if frazier were tony soprano and became mayor of chicago, it would be something like this. >> don't get ahead of yourself. i would strongly advise against it! >> other favorites? >> i always make time for "true blood." >> i surf around on discovery and national geographic, thing like that. >> you know what i love on tv right now? rob's owe ridiculousness." pure tv. >> and a nation wide outcry from its devoted young fans. >> worst continuing trend. reality tv. >> i've sort of taken a reality tv break for my own mental health. i'm tired of people yelling at each other. seems like the same thing over and over again. >> i'm obsessed with "toddler

we have nancy grace standing by to weigh in on the case. good to see you.ler. >> she will also weigh in on the toddler that's missing in maine we talked about in the first half hour. >>> and why these teens are trashing stores and posting them online. >>> we have more fun video right now. take a look at this right now. remember it? robin as e.t. one of our favorite moments from 2011. we have a lot more. >> hang in there. not so high. not so high. >> i love watching that. robin wants that to come down now. >> just beware. there's still more time. we can have some outtakes from you, too. >> i know we've got plenty coming. i refuse to watch the screeners. we'll see. >> all part of our year-ending. >>> we're going to begin this half hour with the missing college student from kansas. police continue to search for aisha khan, after a confrontation with a drunk man on campus. andrea canning has the details. >> reporter: this mystery is deepening. 65 police officers, along with fbi agents, have logged 400 man hours in the search for aisha. but investigators have mo

nancy grace is here.s's hearing is obviously big because it's going to determine if sandusky's case is going to trial. what do you think is going to happen? >> well, i think it will be bound over, is the technical term that's used, in a lot of jurisdictions you have to have a preliminary hearing before that case is bound over, and it goes to a real jury. there's a petit jury, a jury of 12 or 6 in some jurisdictions or a grand jury. now, here's a deal. i think it's a huge mistake, joe johns, for the state to reveal their entire case. they do not have to put up all of these victims, alleged victims, and witnesses. that gives the defense a dry run at their cross-examination and allows the defense to go on a so-called fishing expedition to see what they can find wrong with each witness. why do it? in this type of case, that is trial suicide. what i think the state should do -- and in this cases hearsay is allowed -- is to put up a chief detective who can summarize what all the victims are saying. it's called

two days after ayla's disappearance, trista reynolds tells various media outlets including hln's nancy grace she worried ayla was not safe with her father. the day after ayla gives these interviews, justin dipietro writes a letter to law enforcement saying he has no idea what happened to his daughter, nor does he know who's responsible for her disappearance, adding, i will not make accusations or insinuations towards anyone until police have been able to prove who's responsible for this. meanwhile, the search for ayla widens. police receive nearly 200 tips. the volunteers joined local, state volunteers searching the area, including a nearby river, a pond and several hiking trails. cadaver dogs are brought in. still, no sign of the missing girl. >> is she okay? is she laying somewhere dead? is she safe? is she cold? is she being fed? is someone watching her? >> bring her home. just bring her home to us. i want my baby home. i want her home. >> reporter: and on christmas day, prayers instead of presents for ayla. it's been over a week since the blond haired blue eyed toddler was last seen. in

and from atlanta, nancy grace. good morning to you both. nancy, i'm going to start with you.you think of that? >> well, i understand why the judge ruled the way he did. whenever you find out a witness has been untruthful in the past, it can affect the outcome of the trial. in this case, however, what the witness said in this trial was not deemed to be a problem. and i'm much more concerned about this. i'm more concerned about the antics that peterson has pulled in the past to get a new trial, including that a wild owl flew into the home and attacked his wife. and that's why she was killed. i'm also concerned about elizabeth ratliff, a name not many remember. the last woman in a was found at the bottom of a staircase with seven identical lacerations to the head, just like kathleen. the last person with her? michael peterson. you know, there's so much to the trial that we don't hear about. >> yeah. those are legitimate concerns. but this isn't just a witness. this is an absolutely crucial witness. you're talking about how this woman died. and this was the blood splatter expert.

and i would literal sit in nancy grace's lap until she made it all better.he's a real -- >> five minutes, the best moment of your life. >> it's going to be when lindsay lohan tweets you, is going to be the greatest moment of my life. >> i'm trying to get you to be serious. >> i don't do it like that. a great moment on stage, carnegie hall, the audience is laughing, and i'm making people laugh, how about that? >> you are really -- where do they teach you? i mean, a moment, you know, i -- >> one you just, if you could relive it now. >> i've had some really good -- like a good sandwich. have you ever had a good monte cristo sandwich. >> why are you not serious? >> i'm just not serious with you. >> why? >> i have trust issues. i love the uncomfortable silence. how can you start with -- then you don't tell me -- i tell you you what, and then you don't tell me -- >> if you don't take my questions seriously, i'm not going to ask you any more. >> i'm going to ask myself the questions. is cnn giving you carte branch? there a seven second delay? >> they're not technic

two days after ayla's disappearance, trista reynolds tells various media outlets, including hln's nancy graceat she worried her daughter was not safe with her father. the day after ayla's mother gives these interviews, justin writes a letter to law enforcement. he says he has no idea what happened to his daughter. nor does he know who's responsible for her disappearance. adding, i will not make accusations or insinewuations towards anyone until police have been able to prove who's responsible for this. meanwhile, the search for ayla widens. police received nearly 200 tips. civilian volunteers joined state, local and federal authorities in over 80 searches of the area, including a nearby river, a pond, and several hiking trails. cadaver dogs are brought in. still, no sign of the missing girl. >> is she okay? is she laying somewheres dead? is she save? is she cold? is she being fed? it someone watching her? >> bring her home. just bring her home to us. i want my baby home. i want her home. >> and on christmas day, prayers instead of presents for ayla. it's been over a week since the blond-haire

two days after ayla's disappearance, trista reynolds tells various media outlets, including hln's nancy grace was not safe with her father. the day after ayl's a's mother gives interview, justin writes a letter to law enforcement, says he has no idea what happened to his daughter and adds requesting i will not make accusations or insinuations towards anyone until police have been able to prove who is responsible for this." meanwhile, the search for ayla widens. police received nearly 200 tips. civilian volunteers joined state, local and federal authorities in over 80 searches of the area, including a nearby river, a pond, and several hiking trails. cadaver dogs are brought in. still, no sign of the missing girl. >> is she okay? is she laying somewheres dead? is she save? is she cold? is she being fed? it someone watching her? >> bring her home. just bring her home to us. i want my baby home. i want her home. >> and on christmas day, prayers instead of presents for ayla. it's been over a week since the blond haired blue eyed toddler was last seen, and these cases, time is the enemy. but police

. >>> why nancy grace is unleashing on charley sheen's ex and mindy mccready. is on. >> brooke mueller busted with cocaine. the mug shot. did charley bail her out? could she lose custody of their twins? >> who's home with the children? >> mindy mccready pregnant with twins. in court today for kidnapping? where she's caught hiding her 5-year-old son. >> >>> i'm attracted to young people, boys, girls. >> he needs to stop talking. my stomach can't take it. >> outrage over jerry sandusky's latest interview. did the disgraced penn state coach's wife force him to fess up. >> he said he wanted to talk to his wife about it. j. lo's soccer stunt. >>

let's go straight to nancy grace who's been all over this case to try to get a better understanding of all of this. nancy, was this a smart decision by sandusky and his attorney? >> it was a win-win decision. it was a win for the defense joe johns because otherwise they would have had the case laid bear for the public of the granted it's a closed courtroom to cameras but there are spectators and reporters that can hear what happened and they would have had heard every excruciating detail. to our count, we can identify five alleged victims there waiting in line to testify against sandusky. so they would have given their testimony. the win for the prosecution is that the defense did not get a dry run at cross-examination. this is what i predicted to you yesterday should go down. the state should under no circumstance offer up all of the alleged victims like a thanksgiving turkey, to get sliced up on cross exam. they did it, now for the defense, defense attorneys typically would love the chance to go fishing at the expense of the state's witnesses here it would have been a pr nightmare fo

. >> reporter: two days after ayla's disappearance trista tells various media outlets including nancy gracer daughter was not safe with her father. the day after ayla's mother gives the interviews, justin writes a letter to law enforcement. he says he has no idea what happened to his daughter, nor does he know who's responsible for her disappearance adding -- i will not make accusations or insinuations towards anyone until police have been able to prove who's responsible for this. meanwhile, the search for ayla widens. police receive nearly 200 tips. civilian volunteers joined state, local and federal authorities in over 80 searches of the area. including a nearby river. a pond. and several hiking trails. cadaver dogs are brought in. still, no sign of the missing girl. >> is she okay? is she laying somewhere dead? is she safe? is she cold? is she being fed? is someone watching her? >> bring her home! just bring her home to us. i want my baby home. i want her home. ♪ >> reporter: on christmas day, prayers instead of presents for ayla. it's been over a week since the blond-haired blue-eyed to

her grandfather got pretty emotional speaking with hln's nancy grace just last night. >> i appreciaterything that everything is doing out there. it has torn me up. it has torn me up. everything that the police and everybody is telling us to do but it's killing me. >> obviously tough for the family. police in maine just held a news conference. chris knolls is live for us. i understand there have been some 150 or so leads. anything standing out? >> reporter: brooke, they are now telling us those leads are nearing two hundred. that was coming out of the press conference that just wrapped up a few minutes ago. they're telling us as part of the search, that they do have some dogs on the scene near the airport here. those dogs are cadaver dogs. but let me say, they are suggesting that that is just protocol. there is no specific information that that would lead them to use those dogs in this case. it is just a simple, they say, police say, as a matter of procedure. that moving along this case, we did take part in one of those searches today. we were with the main warden service. we were with