so they would be able to pick up the pings there. don't know how many towers there are between there and the trailer, but it's about a 15-minute drive. i find it interesting, because if you recall the very first police report, the officer who took the report said, you know, ronald got home at about 3:00 a.m., he was pulling up in the driveway at the same time she was coming out. if you recall, ronald was very, very upset because she called her "my dumb b-word girlfriend." but they should be able to tell, nancy. if there were 20 phone calls between here and here, i mean, 20 times, nancy. there should be records of this. >> you're absolutely correct. i also want to test those pings. >> absolutely. and did he try to call her brother, tommy? there will be records of that. did tommy call him back? there should be records of all this and exactly where these pings were between here and here. >> let's unleash the lawyers. i don't know to give you two a tutorial on the law. let's see the lawyers, please, norm. i'll start with you, ray. that f

what happened to ping? don't worry. he'll be here. with one good story idea, we'll get through this meeting. [intercom buzzes] there's your food. hey, what about this? i'm in a car accident. the motorist is uninsured. you with me? my car's totaled. it's all his fault. he has absolutely no money. there's no way he could pay, so the judge decrees that he becomes my butler. your butler? right. he cooks my food, cleans my house, does my shopping. that's your program. what about me? don't worry. we'll find something for you. [knock on door] that's the stupidest idea i ever heard. sentenced to be a butler. ping, what happened? there was a bit of an accident. head hurts. head really hurts! what happened? marla and i went for coffee. afterwards i was crossing the street. he was biking towards me. i got out of the way, but he ran into a parked car. something happened to the food? could only save one bag. should i call an ambulance? want to see a doctor? i'll get some ice. the pea pods? all you saved was the pea pods? hey, you got the food? yea

so they'd be able to pick up the pings there. and don't know exactly how many towers are between there and the trailer, which is here. but it's about a 15-minute drive. now, i find it very interesting, nancy. because if you recall, the very first police report, the officer who took the report said, you know, ronald got home at about 3:00 a.m., he just was pulling up in a driveway at the same time she was coming out. and if you recall, ronald was very, very upset because he called her "my dumb b word girlfriend." but they should be able to tell, nancy, because if there were 20 phone calls between here and here, i mean, 20 times, nancy, there should be records of this. >> you're absolutely correct. and i also want to -- >> there also should be records -- absolutely. and also, did he try to call her? there will be records of that. did he try to call her brother, tommy? there will be records of that. did tommy call him back? there should be records of all of this and exactly where these pings were between here and here. >> got it. le

so they would be able to pick up the pings there.y how many towers there are between there and the trailer, which is here, but it's about a 15-minute drive. now, i found it very interesting, nancy, because if you recall the very first police report, the officer who took the report said, you know, ronald got home at about 3:00 a.m. he was just pulling up in the driveway the same time she was coming out. if you recall, ronald was very, very upset because she called her "my dumb b-word girlfriend." so -- but they should be able to tell, nancy, because if there were 20 phone calls between here and here, i mean, 20 times, nancy. there should be records of this. >> you're absolutely correct. i also want to get those pings. >> absolutely. and also, did he try to call her? there will be records of that. did he try to call her brother, tommy? there will be records of that. did tommy call him back? there should be records of all this. and exactly where these pings were between here and there. >> let's unleash the lawyers. ray giudice. daniel h

they'd be able to pick up the pings there.there and the trailer which is here, but it's about a 15-minute drive. now, i find it very interesting, nancy. because if you recall, the very first police report, the officer who took the report said, you know, ronald got home at about 3:00 a.m. he just was pulling up in the driveway at the same time she was coming out. and if you recall, ronald was very, very upset because he called her "my dumb "b" word girlfriend." but they should be able to tell, nancy, because if there were 20 phone calls between here and here, i mean, 20 times, nancy, there should be records of this. >> you're absolutely correct. i also want to get those pings. >> absolutely. and also, did he try to call her, there will be records of that. did he try to call her brother, tommy? there will be records of that. did tommy call him back? there should be records of all of this and exactly where these pings were between here and there. >> got it. let's unleash the lawyers. raymond giudice, defense attorney, atlanta. da

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(voice 2) they're pinging more targets... (voice 3) isolate... prevent damage... (voice 2) got 'em.ice 3) great exercise guys. let's run it again. >>> president obama has a huge week ahead of him. first, he's preparing to give a big speech to congress and the nation. now, cnn says the white house is working to draft its own health care legislation. what is this all about? >> well cnn learned the white house is talking about drafting its own health care bill, a contingency legislation if talks fall apart on capitol hill. it's for a white house that long left it solely to congress to write the legislation. no final language has been written. a white house spokesperson in a statement saying quote the president has been reviewing all proposals, but no decision has been made about whether formal legislation will be presented. it's still unclear. the president, in addition to wednesday's speech is ready to get more involved in the negotiations and the debate. >> any idea what might be in the proposal? >> clearly, a lot of moving parts. it's not set in stone, yet. we are hearing the white

(voice 2) they're pinging more targets... (voice 3) isolate... prevent damage... (voice 2) got 'em.. let's run it again. >>> well, this may really shock you. in this recession teachers saying no to a raise. well, that's just what some teachers are trying to do at a baltimore charter school. their reason? to give their students a better education. but as cnn's carol costello explains, they're locked in a battle with their own teachers union. >> reporter: the village academy in baltimore runs a tight ship. >> good morning. >> reporter: but around every corner is evidence of the tough love that's led to unparalleled success. students here, many of whom come from baltimore's meanest streets, have among the highest test scores, not just in baltimore, but in all of maryland. >> all your other friends in the city are in their bed this morning, but you -- you are here learning. okay? getting smarter. >> reporter: because kip academy is a charter school, kids here start school earlier, stay later and have access to their teachers 24/7. malik holmes is a kipp eighth grader. it sounds like you

(voice 2) they're pinging more targets... (voice 3) isolate... prevent damage... (voice 2) got 'em.ice 3) great exercise guys. let's run it again. (voice 3) ghow to get rich,ys. by america's health insurance companies. health insurance premiums 4 times faster than wages. million dollars a year. deny payment for 1 out of every 5 treatments doctors prescribe. if the insurance companies win, you lose. tell congress to rewrite the story. we want good health care we can afford with the choice of a public health insurance option. >>> the debate over health care in washington. the anger heats up. the debate bogs down with both sides so angry is anyone even listening anymore? we'll get a closer look from candy crowley. >> good morning. >> reporter: the speaker of the house says some of the things she's hearing in the health care debate borders on dangerous. >> i saw this myself in the late '70s in san francisco this kind of rhetoric was frightening and it created a climate in which violence took place. >> reporter: to review, the pro-reform side including the president has been called socia

you write, i read and then we play ping-pong on a table made of blood. here we go.from los angeles lead is things off. from the antihawaii statements on your show i believe you are all about bunch of hawaiiists. >> au contraire which i believe is hawaiian for you are mistaken. hawaii z is a terrific country with an awesome language and a colorful currency and i am a big fan of your president, dog the bounty hunter. >>> bon, i do realize that the set makes me appear shorter than what i really am. put a photo up of me alongside that is james madison our fifth president of the united states. he was 6.5 feet dahl. >> that suit is slimming on you and also adds to your head. >> court fry from fort wayne, indiana. how can you live in a fort. what do you live in a tree fort? >> i gave the convocation speech at indiana state university in fort wayne. >> deer greg and bill, i want a banana stick. >>> the estimates don't come in untille next tuesday but we will -- it is amazing how popular banana stickers have become. >> you took one part of banana windy one part sticker. >> i

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(voice 2) they're pinging more targets... (voice 3) isolate... prevent damage... (voice 2) got 'em.) great exercise guys. let's run it again. bill: kelly file segment tonight. a muslim controversy in the u.s.a. many muslim women wear head scarves as part of their religious believes. one of them 17-year-old samantha wanted to work at abercrombie and fitch the clothing store. the store in oklahoma said headscarves violate their look policy. so she is suing. with us now and attorney fox news anchor megyn kelly. going to win this. >> yeah it looks good for her. the eoc has filed a complaint on her behalf. that doesn't normally happen. you first have to go to the eoc and say would you sue on my behalf? usually they say no and they give your complaint a rubber stamp and you can go sue. for them to take it and say actually yes, we will sue on your behalf, this is outrageous. bill: what does it stand for. >> equal opportunity employment commission. they keep employers in line. bill: they have an image they want to project. that's what this look policy is all about. so, you are in there and

he used to leave them locked up in the summer months, all day long, barking and yell ping. >> well, iheard reports that he had three cats. >> i know. my son taylor said that, and to this day he swears he had cats. i never seen any cats. will i'm not saying he didn't have cats. >> well bei >> well, you know what? if he doesn't have a cat being he better get one. he told about the defensive wounds being from cats. you're seeing photos of raymond clark. we're speaking with annmarie goodwin, a neighbor of raymond clark's. to melissa vranich, psychologist joining us from new york. what is your take? >> i have to disagree this has anything to do with mice or clean booties or control. we're talking about a really disturbed, twisted individual who has a history of mama saj nis tick behavior. >> what would you say the motive is? >> i would say he has a history of hating women and in this case he called her in to be able to hurt her and possibly kill her. so this does not have anything to do with mice and doesn't have anything to do with control. it has to do with anger and someone who has a re

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system works now, the 911 system, is they use a form of tracking called triangulation, where you get pingsff of cell phone towers and they use these calculations to try to find the location of the person making the call. it's a very tedious and long proce process, especially with today's gps technology where you can have a gps on top of your dashboard and see where you're going and track yourself driving down the road. it's just amazing to me that with today's technology and advancements with technology we cannot track a cell phone more accurately. so it's definitely something that our foundation, working alongside with the 911 industry, really have been trying to work towards, as far as getting funding, working with cell phone companies. how many lives can be saved if you could track a cell phone by gps? people being kidnapped in cars. >> larry: absolutely. >> people stranded. it's amazing. >> larry: the web address is deniseamberlee, all one word, capitalize the name, deniseamber l lee-organize. right? >> yes. we have pretty much become the spokesperson for 911 reform. unfortunately, 911

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you get pings off a cell phone towers.y use these calculations to try to find the location of the person making the call. it's a very tedious and long process. especially with today's gps technology. you can have a gps on your dashboard and track yourself going down the road. it's amazing to me that with today's technology and advancements of technology we can't track a cell phone more accurately. you know, so it's been something that our foundation working alongside with the 911 industry really been trying to work towards as far as getting funding, working with cell phone companies and trying to get that, you know -- how many lives could be saved if you could track a cell phone by gps? people being kidnapped? cars and people stranded on, you know, i mean it's amazing. >> larry: the web address is deniseamberl deniseamberlee.org. you're trying to straighten out the 911 situation. >> yeah. we actually become pretty much the spokesperson for 911 reform. and, you know, unfortunately 911 isn't magic. there is a lot of dedicate

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as a result, the health education and labor and pinging committee brian lee for boarded a partisan bill that is loved by liberal pundits but has no chance of passing the senate. i think they realize that because they did not print the final version until almost august so that anyone -- seven no one could look at it. chairman baucus caverefused to give in to this. i have said for many months at health care reform should have broad bipartisan support in order to gain as the trust of the american people. health care reform will affect the lives of every single american and have a dramatic impact on our economy in the future of our nation. it is too important to be passed by narrow partisan majorities. unfortunately the efforts of chairman baucus were unable to produce a bipartisan bill in large part because of arbitrary deadlines. we are here now because he was told that all is the time did you get. that was imposed by the senate leadership and by the white house. in some circles, there is a belief that passing a bill quickly is more important than getting it right. i regret that we ran ou

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(voice 2) they're pinging more targets... (voice 3) isolate... prevent damage... (voice 2) got 'em. (voice 3) great exercise guys. let's run it again. >> on this day in 1814, francis scott key composed the lyrics to the star-spangled banner. he was inspired that the american flag survived the artillery assault. stay tuned for more from our panel and our power player of the week. >> the larger our own military footprint there, the more our enemies can seek to drive a wedge between us and the afghan population. >> i don't think there's a great deal of support for sending more troops to afghanistan. in the country or in the congress. >> senator carl levin and speaker nancy pelosi this week, just part of the growing opposition in the democratic party to the president possibly sending more u.s. troops to afghanistan. and we're back now with brit, mara, bill and juan. so, juan, if the president decides in the next few weeks to send tens of thousands more u.s. troops to afghanistan as apparently u.s. commanders on the ground want, how much resistance is he going to face in his own party? >

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>> he's got a good alibi there, nancy, and he's got cell phone pings to towers nearby that put him there as well. >> what about it, marlaina? >> well, he also has confirmation from the police. they went all through his cell phone records, like art was saying, and the bottom line is, nancy, is that he had nothing to do with it. he's been cleared from police. >> but we do know that misty croslin claims she was going out of town for a girl's weekend away while her stepdaughter is missing. and many believe dead. but now she's never come home. why? >>> i want to get to the bottom of what happened. i don't know if hypnosis is going to do it. they've already tried to -- >> aren't you of the mind that you should try anything? >> absolutely. if that's what we need to do, then that's what we can do. >> i wish they would have took me instead of her. i could have fought. she's only 5. she can't really do anything. >> everything she says is crazy. >> i don't know where she is. >> we would love to have a break in this case. and we really would not care who it implicates, as long as it brings haleigh b

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