>> no. >> so natalee, let's discuss natalee creepy ass cracker, because the country i come from if you're call add cracker, it means you're exceptionally good looking. i don't think that's what was intended in this context. would you use that phrase? i wouldn't say you would in polite company, but is it an offensive term? >> it is but however, later she cleared it up because if you listen to her testimony in whole, she also said that trayvon said this nigger is following me. he used nigger and creepy ass cracker interchangeable to disscribe zimmerman. she said that's slang in the neighborhood she grew up in. >> right -- >> slur words you don't like. >> right. let's tear up, what is a creepy ass cracker and what does it mean? >> well, i think creepy, you know, speaks for itself. it's someone that is weird, that is just following you, suspicious and just, you know, gives you the chill -- makes you afraid. in florida and i guess other southern states, cracker some people embrace the term but the way nigger is used among the black community among some people -- >> is it a derogatory term used

natalee cohen. i know you think there is screaming buys in the uni bond market but i want to start out with investors that already owned individual municipal bonds or uni bond funds. what should they do now? >> you have to get back to volatility, fundamentals that tell you to have a diversified portfolio and that's bond funds, as well. you can have a shorter duration fund, slightly longer. if you have all of your assets in a long fund and the fund sells off, obviously, you're going to take a hit. so you should apply the same fundamental strategy as you would if you were purchasing individual bonds, and, you next lattering a portfolio for example. >> i mean, this is not -- the raise in interest rates is not all bad news, i suppose for people who own individual bonds because they, if they don't sell them, they don't take a loss on them and if you're buying new individual bonds, you're getting a higher yield. what would you recommend for the individual investor who wants income? that's all they care ab

they brought in equisearch made famous during the natalee holloway investigation. they were combing the waterways of bayou st. john. they couldn't find her. the family are still very upset and looking for answers. >> how long the car been there? if they done searched this area, this area been searched before 6789 it's really mind boggling to me. >> we never would have imagined this would have happened. how do we move on? >> it certainly wasn't for a lack of effort, pamela. they were passing out these buttons and flyers all throughout the area when i was there. everybody was looking for her. it was all hands on deck. yesterday it seems it's the closure but not the closure the family was hoping for. >> obviously not. it's been very tough for them. there's so many unanswered questions still, nick. they have found the car. we still don't know how it ended up in the bayou, or do we? >> it's an open criminal investigation at this point. up until now, the mother specifically, toni told me she believed that foul play was at hand. yesterday we talked to her best friend. it

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martha: i mean, it feels in some ways like the natalee holloway case where parents believe that the kidsolved that night know what happened or know something that they are not saying, right? >> absolutely. they do know something they are not saying and they are protecting either their friends, or what they didn't do, or what they did do, but the comparison to the natalee holloway case is the perfect example, you have a woman who is obviously inebriated and quite possibly has been slipped some drug that she doesn't know. i mean when drunk college kids are saying that she was really bad, then she was really bad. so when -- yeah. martha: we will leave it there. thank you so much and it's a two--year-old case and the parents still searching for a lot of answers. mark fuhrman always great to have you. we'll see you next time. bill: "happening now" rolls your way in ten minutes. jon good morning. jon: another week, a series of congressional hearings into the several scandals swirling around the white house. today the acting i.r.s. in the hot seat. bret baier and karl rove weigh in. guess who i

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policy efforts to eliminate this jobs mag natalee net has been a part of the discussion about immigration for decades yet it's failed to stem the tide of unauthorized workers. i'm pleased the bill would use an electric treng tropg system called everify but the bill does little to address the inadequacies of the everify system itself including the widespread use of false documents. and effective employment verification system must first verify authorization to work by connecting a work's name and biographical information to legal status and second that he is or he or she says he or she is. connecting an individual to a specific name and identity record. the goal of everify should be to provide for a simple, reliable way for employers to confirm a new employee's work eligibility and identify that person to prevent illegal immigrants from getting jobs in this country. until we do that and deal with the magnet swot i don't think we'll get the kind of enforcement we need. the current voluntary everify pilot program out there now that is mandatory in the underlying legislation but in the pilot

this case, and we're talking about that of joran van der sloot, remember, he was a suspect in the nataleehe murder of a young lady in south america, and now apparently there will be wedding bells, i know quite the juxtaposition here, avery. how is this to be? who is he marrying and why does this matter? >> well, it matters because if he gets married, the argument is that he can't be extradited to the united states for wire fraud. but he hired a guy named maximo altiz, i think he hired him because of his name because maxiemo wants to min mitez the se minimize the sentence. but all the best to this guy. what a terrible, terrible guy. >> yeah. richard, you get to punctuate this one before we go. >> yeah. i heard that, billy idle ' idol warming up "white wedding." within the next two weeks this guys wants to marry this peruvian woman, joran van der sloot, how incredible. it's so transparent. he doesn't want to be extradited. he thinks this will put a roadblock in it. the whole thing is a sham. this guy's got to be erased. >> love is blind. >> wow. all right. gentlemen, i figured you'd have an

time in a peruvian prison for the murd other of a woman there and still suspected for the murder of nataleein 2005. officials have not given permission for the wedding just yesterday. >> there's one topic reality tv has not touched, a day in the life of an army soldier. actor ricky schroeder teamed up with the u.s. military for this new series. >> it is a behind the scenes look what it means to be in the army and do a specific job. through every episode we actually take a civilian into the army and they live and breathe the life and culture. >> the producer and director of the new series, "starting strong," ricky schroeder joins us now. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> tell us the premise of "starting strong." >> it's a wonderful opportunity for a civilian to come into the army and experience life and culture for a week before making a decision whether or not to enlist in america's army. >> there's so many reality shows and this one they say is completely different, never been done before. what makes it unusual? >> this has nothing to do with boot camp, this has to d