about "your views" questions with richelle carey. she's going to analyze that for us. >> i am. something i think a lot of people are going to want to weigh in on, richard. here's the topic, as you said, khalid shaikh mohammed and four other gitmo detainees will be tried in civilian court here in the u.s., instead of a military commission. president obama, he's in japan right now, made this comment about the upcoming trial. >> i am absolutely convinced that khalid shaikh mohammed will be subject to the most exacting demands of justice. the american people will insist on it. my administration will insist on it. >> also, five other gitmo detainees are expected to be transferred to be tried by military commissions. here's the question. do you agree with trying the suspects in new york in civilian court? do you think it's the right thing to do? maybe you'd prefer that they

i'm richelle carey. i hope that you're having a great day so far. >>> well, correction officials had opportunities to rescue, kidnap, jaycee dugard. they missed them. how phillip garrido slipped through the cracks allegedly getting away with her abduction for 18 years. the california's inspector general's office says that correction's officers did not properly supervice garrido while he was on parole and missed opportunities that would have told dugard sooner. was launched after phillip garrido and his wife were arrested for allegedly kidnapping jaycee dugard when she was 11 and holding captive in their backyard. >>> a convicted rapist who is facing multiple counts of murder, rape and kidnapping will stay in jail. a judge in cleveland this morning denied bond for 50 zer old anthony sowell calling his alleged crimes, gruesome. in the past week, authorities have found the remains of at least ten people in/around his home including a skull discovered in the basement. law enforcement officers appear to be vi

richelle carey is with us now. it's interesting because on my facebook page, a lot of people are coming out saying, you have to be honest, first and foremost. >> because the kids can figure it out one way or another. and a lot of people are dealing with, new unemployment numbers tomorrow. we're near 10% right now. a lot of people are in the same boat. i've posted this question on my facebook page. we talked a few days ago about how nearly half of u.s. kids are going to be on food stamps. and some parents never tell their kids they were on food stamps. parents have different approaches for what constitutes honesty. >> you want to tell them what they can handle at the appropriate time. >> exactly. we're reaching out to you. we want to know how you're dealing with the fact that you may be out of a job or maybe you're working fewer hours and can't spend the money you used to be able to on your kids. it's the new normal for people. how are you dealing with this? we've got one comment i wanted to share with you on my fac

richelle carey hln. this is what michael says about the elections yesterday. specifically the gubernatorial race, new jersey and virginia. he says gubernatorial races have no reflection on president's performance/popularity. each state has its own unique problems and, if voters are smart, they would elect governors who have the best plan to solve these problems. party affiliation is just an avenue for campaign donations. he's speaking to the fact that republicans won. he says, i have seen no change. he is too caught up trying to already get re-elected. looks he is more campaigning instead of getting the country back on track. all right. keep dishing it out. we want to know what you think, how is president obama doing a year after being elected president? call us right now at 1-877-tell-hln. e-mail us at cnn.com/hln. also, if you want, text the word views plus your comment and name to hlntv. standard text rates apply. i got my numbers wrong. 11th month, he's been president for 11 months now, christi. >> g

in facebook search richelle carey hln. dive into the discussion. this is one comment from tina we want to share. tina says, children have such a lack of understanding, they lack the meantal capacity to maybe the crime complete. no, i don't believe they should be held for life. they should get extensive help and held for a reasonableality of time as punishment. this is not the section of crim thals in a need helped for life. one sample we're getting so far. do you think the criminal system, should the court system, rather, be able to sentence children to life in prison for serious crimes that don't involve killing anyone? send results to text hlntv. an emotional topic. talking about crime victims and also about children. >> young people. a couple people say i'm glad i'm not the prn i was when i was 13. >> exactly. aren't we all. >> yeah. i'm glad i'm not the person at 19, 20. >> exactly. all of us! >> thank you. please, chime in. it's an important issue and it is -- people can be very thoughtful with this. it's interesting to hear your comments. >>

richelle carey has been listening. y, richelle, there are so many different factors coming into play here. but one of the ones i'm seeing so much is, is this about health or is it about cost? >> we have a comment exactly to that effect. so many people are asking that question as well. let's get into some facebook comments first. tina says this. they're telling you to talk to your doctor once you're in your 40s -- >> a lot of other people, actually the overwhelming majority so far don't see it that way. they're outraged by this. they feel like people are flipping the script on them basically. >> anne is calling from seattle. part of the information that came out in the study is they said they were trying to stop so from getting false positives. anne, you've had experiences with false positives. >> caller: yes, i have. i've had two needily biopsies during my 40s. i'm 57 now. i'm very healthy. i have no family history of breast cancer. i nursed both of my children. and the stress and the pain of these surgeries was very de

richelle carey has been checking out her facebook page. >> checking out our facebook pages on this one gotten, like that. >> like that. because we're talking about kids and guns. those are the things people are passionate about and pretty diverse opinion, christi. listening to what you're saying about the story. get to the phones. charlie is calling us from pennsylvania. charlie, i understand, my producer louise says, you think the question is a bit intrusive. go ahead. explain yourself, sir. >> caller: number one, it is definitely a violation of an individual's trite the second amendment. with the individuals who are prospective parents not to have a gun, just think of the amount of people that will be eliminated. police officers -- >> well, charlie, let me stop you right now. it's my understanding they're not automatically off the list to adopt a child depending how they answer the question. this is just one of several questions. this doesn't eliminate them. >> caller: okay. i'm sorry. i didn't hear you. >> okay. charlie, i was saying, it's our understanding this does eliminate from

and richelle carey is here to talk about what we're asking.d be, or how they define winning to be, correct? >> exactly. how they define winning, christie, because we're talking about troops, we're talking about people's lives, and we've been talking about fact that like you said, president obama has rejected the options that his advisors have given him for afghanistan, which implies he's basically starting over, so the question we're asking is, how do you define winning in afghanistan, if you even think there is such a thing as winning in afghanistan. you have been commenting on this topic on my facebook page since last night. we have gotten probably more comments on this topic than on any other topic we have done. if you're ever in there, go to richelle carey, hln, there's discussions we are having there. frederick says, when, are you serious? there is no winning this war, the troops are fighting a losing battle. there are too many radicals in the world and too many weak-minded people to follow them. if it and when we finally pull our troops

i'm richelle carey. thank you for your time. >>> for the second straight day, hundreds of angry, chanting students are protesting on the campus of ucla, and this is what they're upset about, a vote that would raise their tuition, not by a little, by as much as 32%. the university of california's board of regents is expected to endorse this tuition hike in a vote. at any moment, the board has faced deep cuts and the state and board members say they have no choice. 14 people were arrested in protests yesterday. some came from other uc campuses and stayed overnight in a tent city. the protests are outside campbell hall, which is where the board is holding its meeting. we will keep an eye on this protest for you. a crowd not quite as large as the one we saw yesterday, but that may grow over the next few minutes. we'll keep an eye on it for you. >>> if you're taking an airline flight today, you may be in for a wait. the system airlines used to balance their flight plans crashed this morning. there's one near

or comment on my facebook page, richelle carey, hln, to dive into the discussion.we'll keep talking about this. some of you may have an idea that another parent hasn't thought of, and appreciate hearing from you about this. >> really puts it in perspective. you can make your kids prioritize if it they know this. what do you want, what do you need kind of thing. >> exactly. >> richelle, thank you. very good information. >>> so what do matt dylan and jay leno have in common? is born in the same town, new rochelle, new york. we go to my city, my secret. >> hi, i'm debby nigrel, and new rochelle, new york, is my city. it's known as the between city of the south, and i'm going to show you some secret spots, about 30 minutes from new york ci city. glen island is a place i've been walking at for about 20 years. i haven't lost a pound, but i'll be back tomorrow anyway. why? because it's acres of sheer, gorgeous nature. i am a girl who loves to eat, so one of my favorite restaurants is posto 22. sometimes restauranteurs nail it. joe knows how to do it right. the ambiance, t

richelle carey has posted some things on her facebook page. i posted them on mine as well. getting an awful lot of responses. everybody is talking about it. we're so grateful they're sharing. >> people have a lot of responses. people are sympathetic to the soldiers, the soldiers' family. some are trying to figure out why the alleged shooter did this. we're picking everything to share with you. bobby sent us this from north carolina. this is an e-mail. of course, we're talking about this psychiatrist, major hasan, the alleged shooter in the case. we were asking, do you think possibly the stress of two wars has anything to do with what happened here? even though he had yet to be deployed, he's been listening to soldiers come and tell him their stories. let's keep talking about this. we have someone calling us. jessica is calling us from oklahoma. jessica, what is your thoughts on this? >> caller: i agree. it was going to be his first deployment. my fiancee is getting ready to go to his fourth deployment. i couldn't imagine -- >> jessica -- i'm sorry. i misunderstood you. did

i'm richelle carey. hope you're having a good day so far. let's get started with the first congressional inquiry into the massacre at ft. hood. it began on capitol hill today. the senate homeland security committee held a hearing on whether or not the tragedy was a result of federal officials not sharing intelligence information. 13 people were killed in that shooting. the suspect, major nidal hasan, is facing murder charges. he was set to be deployed oversays when he allegedly went on this shooting spree at that army post in texas. >>> and defense secretary robert gates is heading a pentagon review of the shooting. we're learning more about hasan's background. it looks like the accused shooter's residency may have been troubled at walter reed medical center. national public radio obtained a copy of a memo reportedly written by his supervisor. it said the faculty had serious concerns about hasan's professionalism, about his work ethic. we couldn't reach that supervisor for a comment. >>> the federal government could face billions of dollars

richelle carey is highlights your comments. i've got some, too, richelle. they're all over the place. >> people keep coming. they really want to talk about this. we picked the right topic today. robert is an attorney calling us from florida. robert, i understand that you're not buying the argument that releasing these photos would put u.s. service members in danger. >> caller: not at all. as a matter of fact, they're already in danger. we've started two wars we had no business starting. we're still there after eight years. releasing the photos is not going to change anything one way or the other. i think the congress of the united states and the administration have done a disservice to the constitution of the united states by passing a law, which, by the way, is unconstitutional. it violates the protections that the aclu is trying to protect. >> did you think president obama was on the right track when he first said he was for transparency. >> caller: he was always on the right track. i think he's been given very bad advice. >> robert, thank you for kwoyou

richelle carey is joining us.at are people say something. >> actually, chuck, to be quite frank the overwhelming majority seem to say for them winning means coming home. that has been the overwhelming majority. we still want to give you a sample of what we are getting. lots of comments on my facebook page starting last night when the news broke that the president was rejecting the options presented to him this is a comment from chad. chad says how did we go from capture bin laden to let's help afghanistan stabilize their government? let's get back to our main objective with more focus. capture that s.o.b. and bring our troops home. that's how we can win. there's a lot of other comments that are similar to that. not with the s.o.b. part, but we appreciated his passion. i ran it by my boss before i did it. lee from ridgeway, virginia. what is your take? >> caller: hi, richelle. my take is there no easy solution to the war in afghanistan. it is not a winnable situation. what we do need to concentrate on is helping af

richelle carey, hln.we'll be sharing your views ahead. >>> as expected, richard and mayumi heene entered guilty pleas in connection with last month's balloon boy hoax. they appeared in a larimer county, colorado, court today where richard heene answered to a felon charge. >> as to the attempt to influence a public servant, count one, the only count filed here, how do you plea? >> guilty. >> okay. >> mayumi heene is charged with one misdemeanor count of false reporting. they say prosecutors have agreed to a sentence of probation with the possibility of up to 90 days in jail for richard heene and 60 days in jail for his wife. he said he understood he may have to pay restitution for the hoax. how much money? apparently the price tag for that is $62,000. >>> sarah palin's new book is already a best selling "going rogue." it hasn't even hit the shelves. that's going to happen tuesday. deputy political director is here to talk about what's in it. i love the title "going rogue" it's a great title. what do we kno

richelle carey, hln. we found a few comments for you. christine writes this -- elliott is calling from new york. elliott, no sympathy at all. you say she's being a coward. why so? >> caller: that's what she is. she knew what she was getting into. she took an oath. before you go to basic training, you take an oath that you will defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic. this is a cop out on her part. she's a yellow belly coward and she just went in thinking she would be sent to japan or korea or germany. >> let me stop you quick. she said her mother -- she would have been comfortable serving if her mother was taking care of her child. that's what fell through. you're not buying that? >> no. that's an excuse. >> thank you for letting me stop threw to ask a question. i appreciate it. another caller. lori is calling from wisconsin. lori, you do have sympathy for her situation. >> reporter: yes, i do, actually. i'm a big believer in our military program. there's a humanity side to this. we're talkin

search richelle carey, hln, go to discussion. if you have creative ways you keep up with what your kids are doing on these websites, let us know that, too. we'll continue to talk about it. >>> an update on a story we're keeping you abreast of. the cause of death for a 4-year-old boy whose body was found's in a dryer at the neighbor's house. investigators say he drown. alex new the 14-year-old boy accused of killing him anvil tearily went to his home. it happened in fresno, california. the child was probably killed with an hour and then his little body stuffed into a dryer. alex' movie is struggling with the fact this happened so close to home. >> i knew my son would not leave the area. my son was here and he would play right here. i knew he was close by. and trying to find out that he was just only feet ewa from us. >> investigators say it appears the teen suspect acted alone. they're still interviewing his family. prosecutors are deciding whether to try the teen as an adult. >>> new security measures are in place at the californ

richelle carey.s is a very complicated story. >> it is. >> kind of listen to the details. >> the sticking point is sending them to life in prison for a crime less than murder. less than killing someone. the supreme court is going to be focusing on a couple of cases today involving young men serving life in prison without the possibility of parole, which one was a 13-year-old who was convicted of raping an elderly woman. a horrible crime. no one disagrees about that. another is a 16-year-old in prison for armed robbery. there's about 100 kids in prison who were children when they served the crime, serving life in prison without the possibility of parole for crimes that did not involve killing someone. and that's what the court is going to decide, is that cruel and unusual punishment? a little bit of background. in 2005 the supreme court ruled that the death penalty for anyone under the age of 18 is unconstitutional. and kind of to give you an idea of where some of the justices' minds were at that time

richelle carey joins us to talk about what you have to say. >> this comes from a couple that wanted to adopt a child. they had a form that had the question on it. they didn't like having to answer the question about whether or not they had guns and they thought about suing but instead went the legislative route. that's how we got here. we've been listening to what you have to say about this story. we took our views cams down to the streets and got this comment from another chuck. >> my view on this situation is that they do have a right to ask if there's guns in the house and ammunition for safety with kids. i don't want big brother denying people to adopt kids because they have ammunition or guns in the house. that wouldn't be right. it's a legitimate question to ask for safety for children. >> that chuck says i get the question but he thinks don't go too far with it. we're getting a call from oklahoma. she takes exception to the question. thanks for calling. go ahead and make your point. >> caller: it would seem to be fair besides just adoptive parents if they would go that direction

if you like facebook, just go to richelle carey, hln. talk about this if you have personal experiences, too. texting and driving, tell us about it. >>> the aclu has filed a lawsuit on behalf of two high school girls who were girls who were disciplined because they posted sexually suggestive pictures of themselves on myspace from their summer break. someone gave the pictures to the principal. the girls were suspended from all athletic and extracurricular activities for the year. the school says they violated student handbook that prohibits student athlete from any conduct on our off campus that reflects peerly on the the high school. the aclu says the girls' free speech rights were violated and they were humiliated by being forced to apologize to a group of all male coaches. >>> starting today an independent health group will be watching how the h1n1 vaccine is working. they want to reassure people and dispel fears. one pregnant woman with four kids says she's not taking the risk. >> the side effects, potential down the line. you put some

i'm richelle carey. thank you for your time. let's get started. lawyers for casey anthony say someone else should be investigated for the murder of her toddler, caylee. the defense attorney filed a motion last night. kronk first reported last december finding something suspicious and turned out later to be caylee's remains. baez spoke with our sister network earlier today. >> it's extremely important that we be clear about something. we're not accusing roy kronk of committing this crime. however, what we feel is that law enforcement should have investigated each and every witness with the same vigor they investigated casey and they did not. they never even asked for mr. kronk's phone records. we had to do that much later. >> in response to the allegations, kronk's attorney had this to say. roy had a giant bucket of mud poured over his head with that motion and he denies all of the allegations that are contained within it. he's only been a witness in this case from the beginning and no one from law enforcement ever indicated that he's been a suspec

richelle carey hln. this is important stuff. >> you're going to get a lot of good views starting in an hour and 15 minutes. thanks. >>> is the united states turning soci socialist? some people think so. u.s. troops are springing up like weeds in the springtime but are they parlts or extremists? >>> deep in the woods of michigan and across the country there are men and women wearing camouflage firing guns and since the election of president obama, their numbers have surged. the southern poverty law center said there are 100 militias across the country. what are they training for? many say their right to buy their own guns may disappear. >> any time we get a democratic president in the office people become concerned, including myse myself, and we get a resurgence out here. >> just the simple fact we are out here and we are doing this will give somebody pause. will make them think twice. >> because you're ready to lefd your rights? >> ultimately, yes. >> there really is this kind of terrible fear mixed with

so is hln's richelle carey.lay now at cnn.com. >>> two sisters have a business that is right on the money. see how they're using cold, hard cash to make special flower arrangements. also ahead, you may soon have to pick up the tab for the afghanistan war. who is proposing a tax to cover the costs? >>> a window washer is okay after falling eight stories. this happened in seattle. the man was on top of the building when he fell. he hit a window on the way down. his safety rope actually broke his fall before he hit the ground. now the fire department says he was hurt but has nonlife threatening injuries thankfully. two sisters make some flower arrangements that are not flowers. they are real money. look! clients pay the amount they want to give to loved ones plus the cost of the arrangement and the sisters turn the bills and petals into leaves. and petals. >> they want money for birthdays and weddings is traditionally money. even funerals we've had people buy it. you send it to the house and that way the people if

hi, i'm richelle carey. thanks as always for your time. >>> more discoveries at the home of a rape suspect. a source close to the investigation confirms to cnn that at least one more body has been found. our affiliate wews was reporting as many as four additional bodies, meaning there may be as many as ten corpses in all at the home of anthony sowell. ten. he remains in jail on a rape charge which is not related to the bodies found at his house. police are still searching his home as well as a vacant house across the street and a boarded-up school a block away. again, as many as as possibly ten bodies found in his home. also there is a news conference. police are planning for 6:00 p.m., and we will be keeping an eye on that for you. >>> now the breaking news coming out of southern california. a series of brush fires is threatening homes in the eastern los angeles suburb of diamond bar. crews are working five to eight separate fires burning near state route 60. several lanes of eastbound 60 are blocked becaus

you can pick your favorite anchor like our very own robin meade or click on richelle carey. play now at cnnchallenge.com and they actually talk to you. some important information as you begin shopping for the holidays. find out what made the list of toys that could be dangerous for your kids. also ahead, think you have the best idea to help cut government spending? well, one state wants to hear them. >>> south carolina governor mark sanford will face charges that he violated state laws. the state ethics commission says he'll have a hearing early next year. it looked at his use of state, commercial, and private airplanes and campaign finances. there's no word on specific charges or whether they'll be civil or criminal. sanford's attorney says they're just minor technical matters. questions about his travel came up after he admitted he was in argentina last june visiting his mistress. >>> hundreds of families can now visit their loved ones' graves for the first time in months at a cemetery that shut down because of a scandal. the burr oak cemetery reopens today. this is the ce

richelle carey is listening.ere are some of the things she wants to highlight with viewers who are logging on to your facebook page. >> they're just mad. like, where's my head? what am i supposed to think now? we thought we would make this a topic and christi, you've been getting comments. i have as well. a lot of calls. ruth from texas, you are 45 years old, and you called about something very personal. you just found out you had cancer. what is yourself reaction to these new guidelines? >> caller: i couldn't believe it. especially it's so fresh for me. i just found out friday and am waiting on more tests this week. if it wasn't for the self-exam at i h done eight months ago, that i -- and i had found the lump, what would have happened? i had another mammogram done then, and i was still told that it was nothing. it wasn't until i went to an oncologist that she said that the cancer cells are there. she just doesn't know the extent of it, which we're waiting for this week. >> are you concerned that other women won

or how about richelle carey. at cnnchallenge.com. >>> two sisters have a business that's apparently right on the money. they are using catch to make flower arrangements. >>> also, outrage over tuition hikes erupts at california colleges. >>> many u.s. troops will begin leaving iraq by spring. robert gates said a legislative crisis threatening iraqi elections won't affect u.s. plans for a troop withdrawal. the fear was troops would have to stay longer to provide security for the vote. right now, there are more than 100,000 u.s. troops in iraq. >>> two sisters make flower arrangements using cash. clients pay the amount they want to give to their loved ones in cash, plus the cost of the arrangements and the sisters turn the bills into petals and leaves. >> all the young people want for the birthdays, not money. weddings, money. >> even funerals, we've had people buy it. you send it to the house, that way the people, if they want to use the money, they can, if not, they can use it for expenses. >> the business is bas

i'm hln's richelle carey and i'll be your host. it is my job to teach you how this game works.s your job to get the highest score you can. >> and hey, our very own robin meade from "morning express" is also a host. check out cnnchallenge.com and show us how smart you are. >>> for nearly two years, the atlanta skyline has had some pretty visible scars. now, it's one step to getting closer back to normal. what it's going to take to replace thousands of windows on the downtown circular hotel. >>> i'm jane velez-mitchell and here's my issue. i think deep down we all knew that drugs somehow played a role in little shaniya davis' death. now there are accusations that her mom may have allegedly should shaniya into prostitution to settle up a drug debt. nothing shatters maternal instincts like drug abuse. the sad thing is, this woman also has a 7-year-old child and she is pregnant again. we need to use this tragedy as a starting point to break the cycle of addiction. the fact is, drug abuse is handed down generation to generation. we need to start talking real solutions, like family pl

give me two seconds to get it posted to richelle carey at hln. i came in earlier to look at the report. she was so good. give me a few minutes to get it posted on my page and we can keep talking about this. >> tough issue. >> it is. >> starting soon with her. >>> and learned an important skill 30 years ago. how he saved his granddaughter's life. >>> all right. check out this high-speed chase with a suspected bank robber in north carolina. police say he tossed money outed window. a truck eventually helped box him in. the cops caught up with him, you can see here. officers say at times he was going up to 120 miles an hour. >>> police in denver used a controversial strategy to arrest a man suspected of breaking into cars. the d.a.'s office says blood at two crime scenes did not match. they checked to city it was a catch to anyone, they led them to his brother. critics say it's an invasion of privacy to look for family dna matches. >>> we now have an update on that brawl that broke out at a high school girl's soccer game. we cannot forget the video i

richelle carey is here to tell us what some of you are saying.he emotion from the logistics of this question. >> we were both having that same concern when we put this topic on our facebook pages. there were a lot of people that were saying they didn't want any type of trial but we really wanted to talk about the pros and cons of this and where you stand on this. let's get one of our e-mails right now from mary. she says none of the 9/11 conspirators should ever set foot on american soil. to bring them to nyc for trial in civil court is a slap in the face to all the families and a mockery to the rest of americans. now, we've got herb wait on the phone calling from michigan. herb does not agree. herb, explain your position. >> caller: yeah, i believe that they should be tried here in america because, you know, we try everybody else here who does heinous crimes in america. we tried timothy mcveigh and he bombed the place out there in oklahoma. and i just believe that america shouldn't be fearful of people like that. >> and speaking of the fearful,

richelle carey is here with that. what have you learned? >> chuck, a lot. people are really -- people in the military going through with multiple deployments and things like that. larry wrote this -- we also asked people what they thought about the fact that this is a fellow soldier -- or rather officer accused in this shooting. this is an e-mail i got. john is calling us from new jersey. all right, john. what's your take? >> caller: well, my take is -- and it's hard for me to say this -- but they should not allow any muslims on any army navy base. if they are allowed it should be on a restrictive base only. >> what would the restrictions be? you said you're uncomfortable saying this. you're uncomfortable for a reason? >> caller: i hate to pick on any ethnicity. you have to look at 9/11. you have to look at the ship blown up there where 17 people died in the mideast. you have to look at this incident here. >> we don't know what the cause was with this alleged shooter. >> caller: why don't you ask some of the other family members who were wounded. let them a