this will be the first time to host the oscars for baldwin. the producer likes the idea of the contrasting personalities. the oscars air march 7th. >>> soccer is helping the homeless get back on their feet nationwide due to the selfless man. we have the story in leaders with heart. >> reporter: lawrence cann grew up playing soccer. he is using soccer to keep homeless men and women off the streets. >> it isn't just about playing sports. when i was 9 years old my house burned down. thank god we had family to support us. >> reporter: what started in 2005 as one team in charlotte has grown to 16 teams across the country. there is a u.s. cup and a homeless world cup. off the field cann coaches the players in life. they set three, six and 12-month personal goals. >> when you get here your spirit is growing, your self-confidence is broken. being in an environment where there is trust and team work, that helps psychologically. >> reporter: chris found a job, moved out of the shelter and is going back to school. >> no one wants to be homeless. my heroe

seven grammys, two oscar nominations, ten country music association awards and sales of more than 100 million records. the list goes on and on. it's hardly over. her latest, a dvd and cd combo called "dolly, live from london" was just released this week. dolly, how are you? it's a pleasure to have you with us here today. >> well, thank you. i was so excited. i love your show. i've been watching you, and you've been doing a great job. >> thank you. we always get along with you at "the view." and now you're here and i have you all to myself without anybody interrupting me. >> yeah, let's just do it all by ourselves. we like that. >> let me start with the country music awards and we'll get to the cd and the dvd. we'll get there. >> oh, i know. >> taylor swift just made history as the youngest winner of the country music association awards and as entertainer of the year. now you won that award, right? what do you think -- >> oh, i did. i did. a long time ago. >> you've won every award but the nobel peace prize. i think i'm going to nominate you for that. >> thank you. i was so very proud

news right now -- >>> tonight hollywood's a list retchedary actress lauren bacall gets an honorary oscarpresented its oscars off-camera over the weekend at a ceremony in los angeles months ahead of the ceremony in march. it was the first-ever governor's awards event. "showbiz tonight" caught up with lauren bacall and asked how she felt had she heard she was getting the award. >> i was in shock. i thought they'd make a mistake when they called me. i hadn't expected it at all. but then i welcome it. so -- you never know how you're going to respond to these things. >> movie king roger corman also received honorary oscars. >>> this soldier says her role as mother outranks her military duty so she skipped deployment when her child care fell through. the charges she faces now, what the saerm saying, and who's taking care of her baby. >>> life saving or unnecessary. new recommendations about mammograms leave women wondering what they should do. we'll talk to a doctor from the american cancer society with his reaction. >>> and janet jackson blames a doctor for her brother's death. what she think

guy, ex-mormon and oscar winner. dustin lance black, guy activist and oscar winning writer of the movie mink joins us live. >> i was one of the writer zmroos you know all about mormoni mormonism. >> i do. i know a rot about it. i grew up in it. >> you are not in it anymore. >> i'm not. most of my family is still active. i still love them. once you are in that family, you're in it together. that is the great thing about the mormons. >> but you call yourself an ex-mormon. >> no. i don't go to services anymore and there's a lot of reasons for that. the guy thing is a big one. >> are you surprised about the mormon churches support some guy rights now? >> i am. i got to be honest, i'm thrilled. i think to a lot of people, it seems like a little thing because it's not full acceptance, clearly. it's sort of a step towards tolerance. it's just about n nondiscriminati nondiscrimination. but if you are in that church and know that church, you can see it's a signal to the entire population saying it's not okay to discriminate a

guy, ex-mormon and oscar winner.oscar winning writer of the movie mink joins us live. >> i was one of the writers. >> you know all about mormonism. >> i do. i know a rot about it. i grew up in it. >> you are not in it anymore. >> i'm not. most of my family is still active. i still love them. once you are in that family, you're in it together. that is the great thing about the mormons. >> but you call yourself an ex-mormon. >> no. i don't go to services anymore and there's a lot of reasons for that. the guy thing is a big one. >> are you surprised about the mormon churches support some guy rights now? >> i am. i got to be honest, i'm thrilled. i think to a lot of people, it seems like a little thing because it's not full acceptance, clearly. it's sort of a step towards tolerance. it's just about nondiscrimination. but if you are in that church and know that church, you can see it's a signal to the entire population saying it's not okay to discriminate anymore, which is such a huge change. >> so you think it's coming o

. >>> nicholas cage, the oscar winner, flat broke. how deep in debt he reportedly is. >>> researchers say more kids are ignoring age requirements on facebook and myspace. both websites require that you have to be 13 but it's ineffective. some kids pretend to be older when she sign up. 38% of kids 12 to 14, 38%, have online profiles. some experts say too much exposure at that young an age could lead to internet addiction brain damage even. others point out there's no solid research to back that up. it's our your views question of the day. what do you think? what about kids? young kids being on social networking sites mostly positive, mostly negative. jack is on the line. >> caller: i think it's like any other piece of technology. it depends on what you use it for. it's not bad or good. even at that age. i graduated from high school in 2003. in the late '90s and early 2000, this was getting off the ground. my generation was first into it. we were exposed to it at that age and i can't think of anybody who i came up with who really had an

like when i go to the oscars, for example, when we do the big party afterwards, i go out in the dining room. i'm sure marcus will not be able to go out. >> larry: and you're nervous when you do it. >> you're very nervous because you want it to be perfect. >> larry: i can't let it go without asking you, paula, you had a close encounter with a flying ham yesterday in atlanta. what happened? >> i did. well, larry, we were unloading the truck. smithfield and i had delivered 30,000 pounds of my hams to the food bank there and it was a young man's first day and he didn't realize that once in a while i'll send one of the guys with smithfield out for a pass. and he was so kault up in the moment, so excited, when the ham finally got to him, he said, paula, back at you. and i thought he was just making a statement. i turned around to get another ham out of the truck and when i did, i was hit solid in the center of my face and i literally saw stars. but thank goodness i'm a bigger ham than that was was. i survived and i'm not even bruised, larry. >> larry: no, you're not. thank you all very much.

what were you thinking taking monica lewinsky to the oscars?> i let her at the oscars. >> she wasn't such an innocent. >> no, i'm not saying she was. she had a very, very bad time. when she was stuck in water gate, waiting for the trial, she couldn't leave, she was in prison. poor child treated badly. i felt sorry for her. >> we hope she can move on now, although i had so many jokes about her, it's pathetic. >> she's as adorable as you are. >> i'll be nice. catch him in "the prisoner" on amc, sunday november 15th. good night, everybody.  >>> breaking news tonight in the search for a 2-year-old florida girl, caylee. six months of searching culminate when skeletal remains found in the heavily wooded area 15 houses away from the anthony home confirmed to be little caylee. a utility meter reader stumbles on a tiny human skeleton including a skull covered in light-colored hair. the killer duct taping and placing a heart-shaped sticker directly over the mouth then triple bagging little caylee like she's trash. bombshell tonight. as we go to

do you think it's oscar worthy?ng it for best documentary. >> i actually do think it's oscar worthy. what's so funny to me is my own reaction to it. i was always a fan of michael jackson's music, but i can't say i was still into michael jackson the way i used to be. but after he died and hearing all of his music, it brought it all back about why i liked him. so when i went to go see this movie, i can honestly say to you i was blown away and not expecting to be. i was blown away because you see his passion for what he does, his humility, his kindness to people was really something to see. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. frank, did you see the film? >> oh, yes, i've seen it, many stages. of course, i've seen the finished product many times. gayle is right. it shows the warmth of michael. it shows his work ethic. it shows how passionate he was about this show and how perfect he wanted it to be. >> joy, he was a perfectionist in every sense of the word. >> the music is great. i mean, when you just want to move. >> and i'm telling

clearly, this oscar winning, fabulous actress. and he just said, look.w it but -- but -- and it was only three days before. >> larry: oh really? >> yeah. so my prep time was -- and -- >> larry: how about the question of playing down the looks? >> well, here's what he said. i'm going to make you under and then we're going to make you over on a couple of things, like a little moustache on the sides. >> larry: i noticed that. >> a little rag, you know? stuff that's really pretty. i love it. if i do my own makeup. joking. so he knows that and it's funny going with brett ratner that directed "obsessed" and he said it's every nightmare you have. it's overhead fluorescent. it's this and that. things you can't stand. why i considered it, i love "push" the book, the novel by sapphire. i had read it a long time ago, when a friend of mine named rhonda gave it to me and said if you don't read this, you can't leave. i was like, okay. and then i read it and pretty much changed my life. and i read it again. and it stayed with me for years and finally i guess people had

you can decide for yourself when the oscars air on march 7th. >>> appliance makers are doing their part to make us more energy efficient, of course, at home. they won't just save energy, though. hln money expert clark howard contends the latest household technologies will save you money, too. >> how much does it cost you to heat and cool and provide all the energy for your home? well, it's a big, big money thing for a lot of people. and if you live in a warmer climate, those summer bills are so huge, or cooler climate, winter time is what you fear, and going to your mailbox and seeing what the bill is to heat your home. i want you to know that we are on the cusp of a new era where you're going to be able to buy smarter houses and smarter appliances. easier is the appliances. it is now more and more manufactures are going to roll out appliances that will actually go on at times the power company might give you a cheaper deal. as for using less energy to heat and cool? listen to this. there's a development, a breakthrough, with solar panels where they're built into the roof shingles that

but let's watch her, the oscar-winning performance from dahlia. >> no, no! no! >> police said, i don't know how you keep a straight face at this point knowing what they know. drew, what do you think is going on with her? you think she had this all locked and loaded? 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 questio

oscar is an independent and journalist and sentenced to 20 years in prison during the 2003 crackdown on 75 peace linda fungibles. 53 of them are still in terrible prison conditions and in cuba there are over 2,000 political prisoners altogether. yet they do not feel hate for want revenge. oscar was granted conditional release due to his very poor [inaudible] pecan returned to jail at any moment since the terms he cannot talk openly it continues to do so. i am also an independent journalist, and when he was in prison i was one of the founders of the ladies in white for the release of the 75. until last year when i decided to focus on writing and assist in the prisoners' families -- prisoners and their families. to the developments in the country and its people, to exchange ideas and experiences, to disseminate space traditions it is essential to be there. citizens of almost all countries find troubling a commonplace, except for americans and cubans, although we are only separated by the short distance of the florida straits. the comprehensive force by generations with intertwined our

. >>> tonight hollywood's a list, lauren bacall gets an honorary oscar. they presented oscars off camera over the weekend in a ceremony month as head of the ceremony in march. governor's awards event. "showbiz tonight" caught up with lauren bacall and asked her how she felt when she found out she was getting the award. >> i was in shock. i thought they made a mistake. i hadn't expected it at all. then i welcomed it. so there you are. you never know how you are going to respond to these things. >> >>> i truly wanted to sock her. and i truly wanted to sock her. >> that was mike tyson on oprah talking about wanting to hit robin givens that moment spelled big controversy for oprah and a big apology. tonight oprah apologizes to robin given as but her interview with mike tyson. a few weeks ago oprah interviewed tyson. he was once married to robin and admitted on oprah that the relationship was abusive. if you notice the audience laughed after the first time mike said he wanted to quote, sock her. he and oprah were talking when mike and robin sat down with barba

oscar is an independent and journalist and sentenced to 20 years in prison during the 2003 crackdown on 75 peace linda fungibles. 53 of them are still in terrible prison conditions and in cuba there are over 2,000 political prisoners altogether. yet they do not feel hate for want revenge. oscar was granted conditional release due to his very poor [inaudible] pecan returned to jail at any moment since the terms he cannot talk openly it continues to do so. i am also an independent journalist, and when he was in prison i was one of the founders of the ladies in white for the release of the 75. until last year when i decided to focus on writing and assist in the prisoners' families -- prisoners and their families. to the developments in the country and its people, to exchange ideas and experiences, to disseminate space traditions it is essential to be there. citizens of almost all countries find troubling a commonplace, except for americans and cubans, although we are only separated by the short distance of the florida straits. the comprehensive force by generations with intertwined our

we've got someone you guys probably know a lot about, oscar winner jennifer hudson will sing tonight. yeah. but we also have a.r. rahman, he's also an oscar winner and helped create some of the music for the film "slum dog millionaire" don't know if you guys got to see that movie. we are also going to have grammy nominated jazz vocalist curt elling. a chicago hometown guy. we are pleased to have him. we'll also have the national symphony orchestra under the direction of marvin hamlisch, one of the greatest composers in this contry. it will be an incredible night for a lot of our guests. in just a few minutes you are going to hear a little bit more about the whole process of state visits and dinners from white house historian bill allman. he's going to give you a little bit of the background how these things have worked in the past. you are also going to hear about the importance of protocol from tonya turner, who is protocol officer from the state department. and protequol is critical. protocol, how you stand, how you sit, who walks where, all that is really important. tonya will shar

political confidence and when she refused to divorce her husband and, independent journalist and economist oscar espinosa. after he was accused of being a counterrevolutionary. ms. leiva will testify by videoconference from the united states intersection in havana q but and there is a 42nd delay in the transmission of what she will be saying. ignacio sosa is a board member of friends of bright siskel bata, a nonprofit organization that raises aid for the only non-governmental humanitarian organization with a national reteaching cuba. he is a former executive board member of the cuba study group. mr. sosa has been active in seeking and into the isolation of cuba and testified previously before the international operations and human rights subcommittee on lifting traveling remittance restrictions for cuban-americans. burt the antunez is the cuban citizen who is an active in human rights in cuba. ever since she became aware of abuses committed against our unjustly imprisoned brother, jorge luis garcia perez she came together with a group of other key men mothers in defense of prisoners' rights. in

movie business after i saw "schindler's list" they thought they should just go ahead and give it an oscar and let all the other movies compete because i thought it was the greatest movie i had r seen in 10 or 15 years and i still believe it is one of the five or 10 greatest films ever made. [applause] but i -- i say that because it was made by a man who was always paying attention and never misses much. a man who knew that all great things had to come from the mind and the heart. a man who never wanted a story of loss of life to be without a happy ending, to show a -- the show a sfougs his determination. to give dignity to the family members and to give the power to the next generation of victims to avoid their fate and have the happy ending millions and millions of jews were denied. he knows something about the meaning of liberty. most of us americans take it for granted. i got to see what it meant when i was asked not very long ago to take a little trip to north korea and bring to american -- two american journalists home and both asian americans. i didn't really do much. i just showed

the 45-year-old cage who won an oscar for his role in "leaving las vegas" is suing levin for at least$20 million, claiming professional negligence and breach of fiduciary duty. levin did not return our calls for comment. to free up cash, cage, who is married to a former waitress and has a son with her, is unloading a handful of his homes around the country. on the market, this home in belaire for about $10 million. this one in las vegas for the same price. his home in new orleans for about $3.5 million. and this in rhode island, a 24,000 square foot mansion with ocean views on 26 acres. list price, 12 million bucks. he already sold this bavarian castle in germany for $2.5 million. does cage have a case or should he have kept a closer eye on his own money? >> we are always all individually responsible for our own taxes. that's an obligation that can't be delegated to an accountant or to a business manager. when you sign your 1040 on the dotted line, you are responsible. and so nic cage is going to be responsible for his tax liability. >> reporter: the lawsuit says cage hired levin in 2

the 45-year-old who won an oscar in leaving las vegas is suing levin for at least $20 million, claiming professional negligence and breech of fiduciary duty. levin did not return calls for comment. to free up cash, cage who is married to a former waitress and has a son with her is unlowing a handful of homes. on the market, this home in bel air for about $10 million. this one for the same price in las vegas n. new orleans for about. >> 3.5 million. this in rode ilan. a 24,000 square foot mansion with ocean views on 26 acres. list price is $12 million. he sold this bavarian castle in germany for $2.5 million. does cage have a case or should he have kept a closer eye on his own money. >> we are always all individually responsible for our own taxes. that's an obligation that can't be delegated to an accountant or business manager. when you sign, you are responsible. nic cage is going to be responsible for his tax liability. >> the lawsuit said he hired levin in 2001 and he first learned he was in dire straights after he replaced him in september 2008. with more than 50 films in the last tw

but two scientists have researched the effect that those blades have on south african oscar pistoriusd determined that they do give him an edge. pistorius was known as the blade runner. pistorius hopes to compete in the 2012 olympics in london. >>> he's a true champion any day, but our true champion on this day is ricky sanchez. he got a local businessman to buy 40 new york yankees championship caps not for himself, but not to put on ebay, but to send to his brother, and his troops in iraq. >>> have a good weekend. >> thank you. you, too. >>> you never know what might happen who two comedians get together. take a look at too. >>> take a look at what george lopez told hln's joy behar last night about former president george bush. >> other people during the bush administration, myself included, took many shots at george bush for being dumb. okay, the truth hurts, but still. >> well, i think bush was latino too, because he lived in a house that wasn't his and english wasn't his first language. >> you see, that's my point. >> you can catch "the joy behar show" 9:00 p.m. eastern time right

i have got to tell you her performance as a social worker is getting big oscar buzz.ou have come a long way since glitter. >> but she missed a step. now we have a bizarre story. let me explain this is a little complicated. sandra is married to jesse james while his exwas in prison for tax evasion. she is a hard core porn actress. she wrote a letter to the judge saying she feared for the little girl. and even more concerning, the condition the girl will be in. her husband's exhas spent the last few months in a half way house. jams and bullock have been awarded temporary custody. >> on monday with asked you to vote on our question of the day. just moments ago we got the final result. john begs kate for forgiveness. 59% say nope. here are some of the e-mails. if kate is truly wanting to do what is best for the kids, she will forgive him when he straightens his act up. and why can't anybody see through john and his fake apology. this is a guy who really only thinks of himself and not his family. >> that is sit for us tonight. >> and remember you can catch "showbiz tonight

he has had a memorable movie roles, including a car thief and the oscar-winning film "crash." just a few weeks ago, he and a fellow rap star donated $10,000 to help victims of flooding in advanta, his hometown. our guest will tell us about the ludacris foundation, which has donated $500,000 and more than 2500 hours of service to support grass-roots organizations that help young people the organization's annual thanksgiving through christmas holiday program has provided food baskets to more than 1000 families and christmas toys to thousands of children in hospitals and low income communities. he understands the potential of this nation's children. he wrote his first run at age nine and begin to wrap competitively as a teenager. he studied music management before going on to launch his own label and production company. in 2005, he became the first hip-hop artist to ring the opening bell on wall street. please join me in giving a warm, national press club welcome to chris ludacris bridges. [applause] >> thank you very much for that wonderful introduction. she is definitely right.

. >>> sesame street is 40 years old, the children's show that made big bird, cookie monster and oscaruch -- @@@ >>> the florida community pays its final respects to the 13 people killed during that shooting rampage last week. the community gathered with the army's top brass and the president of the united states to bid a solid farewell as ed lav v lavendera join us from ft. hood. it was really compelling thing to watch. you saw people pause and literally pick up the pictures and embrace the pictures. it was an unbelievable thing to witness. >> reporter: absolutely. a lot of these ceremonies take place on much smaller scales, not only in iraq and afghanistan, also in smaller ceremonies like this. on a grand scale like this, it really gives people around the country a moment to capture what it's like to be a soldier in this army after eight years of battle in iraq and afghanistan as well. really gives you a sense just how poignant and how important these ceremonies are to the men and women in the military here in the united states. obviously, president obama taking time to individu

seven grammys, two oscar nominations, ten country music association awards and sales of more than 100lion records. the list goes on and on. it's hardly over. her latest a dvd and cd combo platter called "dolly live from london." it's a pleasure to have you here today. >> thank you. i'm so excited. i love your show. you're doing a great job. >> thank you. we always get along with you on the view. we love you at the view. you're here and i have you all to myself without anybody interrupting me. >> let's just do it all by ourselves. we like that. >> let me start with the country music awards last night. we'll get to your cd and dvd. don't forget. we'll get there. but taylor swift -- taylor swift just made history as the youngest winner of the country music association awards, and as entertainer of the year. you won that award. right? what do you think -- >> i did. i did. long time ago. >> you've won every award except the nobel peace prize. i think i'm going to nominate you for that. i'm nominating you. >> thank you. i was really so very proud of taylor. she's very young and very talente

she was like -- on the oscars when she was like, and the winner is -- paul newman! his sisters." >> he wasn't in that. >> exactly. he wasn't in that. but, yeah, it was "the color of money." >> betty davis and liza and judy, those are the gay icons. who are the new young gay icons? >> it's pathetic. >> madonna -- >> she's fine. it's good. >> who else? >> then it goes down hill. lady gaga? go out with that, bauecause she looks like a -- what's with the coconut donut around her head? >> thank you to mario and my guests. thanks for watching. good night, everybody. >>> breaking news tonight. live to the heartland. a 9-year-old missouri girl has a playdate, walks home, still daylight, only about 1,000 feet. never makes it home. the search for 9-year-old elizabeth olten comes to an end. her body found in a wooded area just houses from her own home. murder suspect tonight in custody. not a registered sex offender or a parolee. it's a 15-year-old girl. we confirm suspect is the big sister of elizabeth's little playmate. bombshell tonight. youtube and twitter uncover a previo

she was like -- on the oscars when she was like, and the winner is -- paul newman!rs." >> he wasn't in that. >> exactly. he wasn't in that. but, yeah, it was "the color of money." >> betty davis and liza and judy, those are the gay icons. who are the new young gay icons? >> it's pathetic. >> madonna -- >> she's fine. it's good. >> who else? >> then it goes down hill. lady gaga? go out with that, because she looks like a -- what's with the coconut donut around her head? >> thank you to mario and my guests. thanks for watching. good night, everybody. >>> breaking news tonight. live to the heartland. a 9-year-old missouri girl has a playdate, walks home, still daylight, only about 1,000 feet. never makes it home. the search for 9-year-old elizabeth olten comes to an end. her body found in a wooded area just houses from her own home. murder suspect tonight in custody. not a registered sex offender or a parolee. it's a 15-year-old girl. we confirm suspect is the big sister of elizabeth's little playmate. bombshell tonight. youtube and twitter uncover a previously well-hi

in the movie business after a sought "shambled -- "schindler's list", that they should give it an oscar and let all the other movies compete. i thought it was the greatest movie i had seen in 10 or 15 years and i still believe is one of the five or six greatest on rubbermaid. -- greatest films ever made. [applause] i say that because it was made with my man who was always paying attention and never misses much. he is a man that knew all great things had to come from the mind and heart. he is a man who never wanted the story of loss of life to be without a happy ending, the shoah foundation is his determination to give dignity to the survivors and family members and to give them power to give the next generation of victim's a chance to avoid their fate and have a happy ending millions and millions of jews were denied. he knows something about the meaning of liberty. most of us americans take it for granted. i got to see what it meant when i was asked to take a trip to north korea and bring two american journalists home. both of them were asian- americans, interestingly enough. [applause]

seven grammys, two oscar nominations, ten country music association awards and sales of more than 100 million records. the list goes on and on. it's hardly over. her latest a dvd and cd come moe platter called dolly live from london. it's a pleasure to have you here today. >> thank you. i'm so excited. i love your show. you're doing a great job. >> thank you. we always get along with you on the view. we love you at the view. you're here and i have you all to myself without anybody interrupting me. >> let's just do it all by ourselves. we like that. >> let me start with the country music awards last night. we'll get to your cd and dvd. don't forget. we'll get there. but taylor swift -- taylor swift just made history as the youngest winner of the country music association awards, and as entertainer of the year. you won that award. right? what do you think -- >> i did. i did. long time ago. >> you've won every award except the nobel peace prize. i think i'm going to nominate you for that. i'm nominating you. >> thank you. i was really so very proud of taylor. she's very young and very ta

oscar is an independent and journalist and sentenced to 20 years in prison during the 2003 crackdown 75 peace linda fungibles. 53 of them are still in terrible prison conditions and in cuba there are over 2,000 political prisoners altogether. yet they do not feel hate for want revenge. oscar was granted conditional release due to his very poor [inaudible] pecan returned to jail at any moment since the terms he cannot talk openly it continues to do so. i am also an independent journalist, and when he was in prison i was one of the founders of the ladies in white for the release of the 75. until last year when i decided to focus on writing and assist in the prisoners' families -- prisoners and their families. to the developments in the country and its people, to exchange ideas and experiences, to disseminate space traditions it is essential to be there. citizens of almost all countries find troubling a commonplace, except for americans and cubans, although we are only separated by the short distance of the florida straits. the comprehensive force by generations with intertwined our his

her performance is worthy of an oscar. "issues" starts right now. >>> major >> i didn't do anything. and i didn't plot anything. >> of course you didn't. that was dalia dippolito. she denies she hired a hitman and plotted his murder. police arrested dalia after stationed a 911 and i must say a brilliant, fake murder scene. they have everything from dalia's fake tears and grief to her plotting the crime on camera, caught on tape. back out to my expert panel. phone lines lighting up. mike, wisconsin, your question or thought, sir? mike? >> caller: hi. >> hi. how are you doing? >> caller: pretty good, how are you? >> good, what's your question or thought, sir? >> caller: i thought, not that you'd have any idea of this but i've been trying to figure out to myself why any couple has to plan or plot to kill their spouse just to get some stupid as money, kids or house that's as simple as that? i don't understand the point in killing somebody is. >> well, mike, i think you have a point. in the sense that i don't think that people