then on december 24th, 2002, scott reported his pregnant wife missing. he pleaded for her safe return. but then inconsistencies surfaced in his story. peterson's bizarre behavior brought suspicion on himself. he reportedly told a mistress, a single mom named amber frey that he had lost his wife and would be spending christmas alone. trouble is he said that 15 days before lacy disappeared. scott peterson was arrested, tried and convicted of the murder of his wife lacy, and their unborn son conner. he has been on death row since 2006. now to my panel, diane dimond, journalist, columnist and author of "be careful who you love." dr. judy, clinical psychologist. lisa bloom, an anchor on the legal network, in session and vinnie poll tan, former prosecutor, now a host with sirius xm radio. dr. judy it all started with the menendez brothers. but didn't the scott peterson case cement the notion of handsome defendant as some sort of celebrity? >> absolutely. and he became the poster boy for horror and betrayal on many people's parts. every young woman coed who mee

scott peterson was arrested, tried and convicted of the murder of his wife lacy, and their unborn son conner. he has been on death row since 2006. now to my panel, diane dimond, journalist, columnist and author of "be careful who you love." dr. judy, clinical psychologist. lisa bloom, an anchor on the legal network, in session and vinnie poll tan, former prosecutor, now a host with sirius xm radio. dr. judy it all started with the menendez brothers. but didn't the scott peterson case cement the notion of handsome defendant as some sort of celebrity? >> absolutely. and he became the poster boy for horror and betrayal on many people's parts. every young woman coed who meets a guy in college like lacy did with scott, what do they want to dream that this guy they marry

then on december 24th, 2002, scott reported his pregnant wife missing. he pleaded for her safe return. but then inconsistencies surfaced in his story. peterson's bizarre behavior brought suspicion on himself. he reportedly told a mistress, a single mom named amber frey that he had lost his wife and would be spending christmas alone. trouble is he said that 15 days before laci disappeared. scott peterson was arrested, tried and convicted of the murder of his wife laci, and their unborn son conner. he has been on death row since 2006. now to my panel, diane dimond, journalist, columnist and author of "be careful who you love." dr. judy, clinical psychologist. lisa bloom, an anchor on the legal network, in session and vinny politan, former prosecutor, now a host with sirius xm radio. dr. judy it all started with the menendez brothers. but didn't the scott peterson case cement the notion of handsome defendant as some sort of celebrity? >> absolutely. and he became the poster boy for horror and betrayal on many people's parts. every young woman coed who meets

scott's death has been ruled a suicide. scott was found with a gunshot wound to the head. scott's car was found nearby and towed away. scott's rear in public service spans three decades. >>> over the weekend the fbi used equipment such as ground penetrating radar at the house in cleveland where the remains of 11 women were found. they used orange paint to mark off several spots. that could indicate more digging at anthony sowell's house as well as next door. now the search has expanded about four houses down. one woman says her niece found something behind a boarded up house. >> they found bones about this long. they come running in the house, bringing them in the house with their bare hands, talking about look what we found. >> police haven't said if they found human bones behind the house. anthony sowell pleaded not guilty on friday for charges of allegedly trying to rape another woman who got away. that investigation led police to the bodies. >>> a new arrest in the case of a missouri family accused of horrific sex crimes against children. 72-year-old mohler was brought

with us, marc klaas, gurnal scott. tonight's salute to the troops. robin gregory salutes her 24-year-old son army private first class aaron oxenford. a musician who loves animals, especially his beloved dog back home, curtis. >> i'm robin gregory. my salute is going out to my wonderful son private first class aaron oxenford. he's going to pick on me by the end of this because i am going to cry. aaron, we're all very proud of you. we want you to be safe. please know that we love you and can't wait for you to come home. i might not understand why you've joined the army fully, but i'm very proud of what you're doing. i do want to let you know my dog still does not have hair. he shaved my dog's hair off and it didn't grow back. >>> this is a picture of the little girl everybody has been looking for. police say 5-year-old shaniya davis disappeared this morning this morning. authorities have been for her since. they got a call from her mother this morning. authority says the little girl was inside the mobile home with her mother and another adult. both of

that was a bad one. >> dread scott was bad. >> dread scott was a bad one. >> do you think since you're running for governor of texas -- >> i think so, yes. >> you'll have to know certain things. do you think it's legitimate to say a future vice president should know stream court cases? or am i just being picky? >> i don't think you're being picky. i'm a musician at heart. i mean, it's a giant step down from musician to politician. i might blurt out the truth. it's possible. >> go right ahead. >> these politicians -- they're a very sorry lot. mark twain was not wrong about them. all i'm saying is the word is veneer. she doesn't have the veneer these other guys and gals have. >> what's the veneer they have? >> a phoniness, a career -- >> she doesn't have that? >> no, no, she is raw and brittle and that's why i think she eirritates me. >> that's an excellent point. that's why she irritates some people and appeals to others. that rawness and authenticity people see. it was bill clinton, i read about this in the book, bill clinton got it. he said, look, i see why when people look at sarah p

while you were talking, scott crosherer just called. he kind of represents the main group that has a problem with what you all have been doing. i'm going to let him speak for himself without putting words in his mouth. thank you for calling in. what is your main concern with what pastor dottie's church is doing? >> well, two things. i think it is the city's concern. it is a zoning violation. the neighborhood is concerned because we have an entity called prodigy's home. it has bounced around and it has landed at this church that is providing a charity dining hall or a feeding service on saturday mornings. first of all, it is a zoning violation. secondly, it is right next to a preschool. third, go we've had instances where people who have been at this charity dining hall event have come out of it and then been walking along the bridal path near there and soliciting prostitution and third -- >> are these crimes that have been reported, scott? >> caller: they have certainly been called into the police. and it is kind of hard to catch these

gurnal scott, the reason i'm so interested in the crime scene is this. we have mario andrette mcneill, age 29. let's show the video, liz. you're seeing some exclusive crime scene video taken in the last hours. the scene still being processed. we've got mcneill taking her into a hotel room. all right. we know for a fact he's in the hotel room. i think we're going to show you that video, liz. we know he's in the hotel room for about one hour with the girl. there we go. he leaves with the girl. she's still alive apparently as they leave. now, it doesn't make sense to me that he sells her into prostitution to say somebody out of town and then she turns up dead in a local ravine. that doesn't make sense. if he's really sold her to somebody, why don't they take her away, take her to mexico, take her to new york? let her blend in with the crowd. that says to me this murder is close to home, gurnal scott. what do you think? >> there is a -- that is a very compelling case. and as you mentioned earlier, we still don't know who else may be involved in this. there w

scott sicko and others who have contributed for multiple years and says. you want to go back to the playoffs. you have to go 65 yards and score a touchdown. this is what every players wants. and they control their own fate right now. >> first and 10 from the 35. and they come out throwing. and 1st down. j.t. wright. >> and it is pig. you have to have the locks. >> it is new hampshire. here we go, brings him back am and stevens is active on the hit as well. 4:22 to go. they came back. similar situation and they defeated them in the final minutes. and there is your trip right here and waiting for them. and throwing it out to one of them. >> goes to kackert. and kackert goes to the 1st down. terrific hit by wrerry mcmillan. >> he ends up saving a touchdown right there. and he got through to the second level. and started to cut back. and after the three trips. and he got them running down the field. they couldn't provide a convoy. and they are faster guys and get in front of someone for a measurement here. and gary, i think unh is going to and tick short of th

the republicans as scott said didn't really get along with her. they didn't like she raise oil taxes so when she came home it was a cold homecoming which we were able to witness. >> to bring it back more specifically to our book i don't know how many of you our facebook friends with the book "sarah from alaska" -- we've gotten pretty good at the self-promotion thing. if you are not already you should join. but we've gotten a kick out of some people who have confused us with sarah palin herself. a lot of people leave messages, though, sarah, which we are fine with. >> messages for leave i -- lelvi. >> a guess that is the question why read our book when the woman herself as a book coming out in two weeks, and i guess what i'd say to that is we spent, you know, almost of your working on this book and we interviewed almost 200 people, and i guess anyone writing a book about themself is going to have a certain perspective. if i wrote a book about myself i would probably leave things out as i'm sure she will. and i think her book is going to be great. i

gurnal scott, how long did he stay in that hotel room that we know of? the video surveillance should reveal it. >> yeah. from what we know, that mario mcneill and shaniya davis only stayed in the hotel for about an hour. as soon as police found out that that video existed, they made a

marc klaas, gurnal scott. tonight's salute to the friends. robin gregory salutes her son, first class aaron oxenford, a musician who loves animals, especially his beloved dog back home, curtis. >> my salute is going out to my wonderful son, aaron oxenford. i'm sure he's going to pick on this by the end of this, but we want you to be safe. please know that we love you and we can't wait for you to come home. i might not understand why you've joined the army fully, but i'm very proud of what you're doing. i do want to let you know, my dog still does not have hair. he shaved my dog's hair off and it didn't grow back. >>> i'm brooke anderson. on "showbiz tonight" at the top of the hour, carrie prejean confesses. yep, she made a sex tape. plus, the jennifer lopez sex tape shocker. and what may become the biggest jon and kate legal circus ever. >>> out to the lines, sheeba, illinois, hi, sheeba. >> hi, nancy? i just love you to pieces. just love you to pieces, but my question is, how can two adults be in the house whether they're awake or asleep or

this one american scott i think it was down there.ptain scott and vanderbilt of some money from something so because of this he is obstructing everything vanderbilt is doing, refusing to hand over these ships. beaches kind of holding oughten finally candle payson back. >> the entire war, thousands of people would live lived it vanderbilt send them a guy initially who said tell scott that i on the company, take control of the steamboats. the bridges-- british had a fleet there and protected the fleets from walker and it would have cut everything off almost at the beginning. this local guy who vanderbilt hired when he was 17 years old, of the first the boat captain, the local guy says hell no, i am the $17,000 in and tell i'm paid i am not cooperating so as a result this entire international war involving five countries plays out, and then later, when vendor built, they win the war in vanderbilt san stomached tuygan to take control list team velten chases them off with a raval foresting i'm going jiechi you must you pay me. this one unk

scott. the bombshell tonight is not good. the fact that the little girl's favorite blanket is found in the neighbor's trash can, that the blanket was covered in feces, and that it's my understanding there was feces found on the neighbor's porch. i'm not clear on that. what can you tell me? >> reporter: it's what the police were saying. the feces were found on the back porch and on the blanket as well. they are looking into any connection there could be. we also know the house wasn't a very clean area. as a matter of fact the family isn't being allowed back in the house because of sewage problems. they are not in the house. and police are continuing their investigation there. but as you said, bombshell as of right now is that blanket, which they hope is the clue that can lead them to where this little girl actually is. >> with me, in addition to gurnal scott, joining us, little shaniya's neighbor. it was her trash which the blanket was found. with me tonight, andrea moore. miss moore, thank you for being with us. >> caller: ok

you got me on that one, scott, all right? scott, scott, scott, scott, scott. what's your point? >> pardon me? >> what's your point? you want to weigh in. weigh in. >> i had nothing to say. you called. i said -- you wanted to ask me a question. >> don't use this technique in the jury room, i've got to tell you, it's not going to work for you, sir. why do you feel that the police are prosecuting this case, scott? do you feel that this is a case of racism? >> i'm not going to go there. it's up to the prosecutor, to prosecute the case that the police present to them. once a citizen is accused, they can elect to negotiate a disposition short of the -- >> did they offer some kind of plea deal? did they say this could all go away if you just plead guilty to disorderly conduct and we'll call it a day? >> i've only been on the case for two months. >> jane, can i weigh in on this? >> yeah. >> i think one of the reasons she refused to sign it is part of the plea deal is she was supposed to drop her complaints against the police. she's complained against them they were unprofessional in thi

gurnal scott, the reason i'm so interested in the crime scene is this. we have mario andrette mcneill, age 29. let's show the video, liz. you're seeing some exclusive crime scene video taken in the last hours. the scene still being processed. we've got mcneill taking her into a hotel room. all right. we know for a fact he's in the hotel room. i think we're going to show you that video, liz. we know he's in the hotel room for about one hour with the girl. there we go. he leaves with the girl. she's still alive apparently as they leave. now, it doesn't make sense to me that he sells her into prostitution to say somebody out of town and then she turns up dead in a local ravine. that doesn't make sense. if he's really sold her to somebody, why don't they take her away, take her to mexico, take her to new york? let her blend in with the crowd. that says to me this murder is close to home, gurnal scott. what do you think? >> there is a -- that is a very compelling case. and as you mentioned earlier, we still don't know who else may be involved in this. there w

and taking scott and may take great plays and one of three each down and e my. that was a pass. >> and got hit. and the arm got hit there. and didn't see it on the under. officer joey orlando and it has been our experience. it doesn't matter. and in the game we had. and hung around for three quarters in the country. and brian is back for unh and it is mid field. and flag is going to be down on the play. and not much of a return at all. and the bears on 87 and. >> i think we might have an illegal use here. and i think it is on maine. >> we will get to work. >> % and 10. >> and so, he dropped it. >> there you go. >> and happens to all of us. believe me. >> 10:50 to go in the second. we are tied at seven at durham. . >>> the battle for the caa is on the line and they are tied up the wildcats and nationally ranked team at seven. and be sure to keep it here for great caa action. check the local actions and they take on villanova at 3:30 and check your local listings. >> the big one between richmond and william and mary, i believe it is. and it is the caa and those te

with us, marc klaas, gurnal scott. tonight's salute to the troops. pennsylvania friend robin gregory salutes her 24-year-old son army private first class aaron oxenford. a musician who loves animals, especially his beloved dog back home, curtis. >> i'm robin gregory. my salute is going out to my wonderful son private first class aaron oxenford. he's going to pick on me by the end of this because i am going to cry. aaron, we're all very proud of you. we want you to be safe. please know that we love you and can't wait for you to come home. i might not understand why you've joined the army fully, but i'm very proud of what you're doing. i do want to let you know my dog still does not have hair. he shaved my dog's hair off and it didn't grow back.

scott hamilton, dorothy hammill, a breast cancer survivor. scott survived cancer twice.g through cancer, cancer care givers and their families. hope, and chance to give them advice. i sing a song that david toster and i wrote with a group of young children called "purple songs can fly" and they're a group of children that have been through cancer themselves and we wrote the song. dorothy hammill is skating through it. >> she had cancer too? >> she did. >> this one says olivia was my make a wish in 1993. i had a stage 3-b nonhodgekins limphoma. >> you walked the great wall for cancer. >> i did. we invited olympians and celebrities to join me on the walk. we had great sponsors. it was an incredible experience. it was like the cancer journey. it was difficult, inspiring. we got through it. it was three weeks of tough walking. have you been there? >> i haven't. i was rael reading -- you know the long march of china. they carried mao tse tung. they carried him. what type of a leader is that. >> i'm not surprised. it's tough. >> let's talk about "grease" a little bit. kids lov

well, john scott was arrested and charged with suspicion of felony vandalism.hey believe his motive is the same as teenage taggers, fame and notoriety. >>> a secret society linked two former presidents has long been rumored to have the skull of a famous indian warrior. it's a mystery that may end up in court. geronimo's descendants now say they have even more proof of a 100-year-old crime. >>> saying good-bye to victims of the ft. hood shootings. the funerals of six victims killed in the massacre. >>> police have arrested the mother of a missing 5-year-old girl on charges of child abuse, may be the least shocking of the accusations against her. >>> plus, how much money do you think a perfect cow is worth? well, this one is the bovine version of best in show and you've got to hear how much someone paid for her. >>> hey, there. thanks for having us over. his hln. i'm virginia cha. president obama landed in china this morning, the third stop of his tour in asia. earlier today, he did cover some grounding, negotiating a new nuclear agreement with russia. he met rus

>> straight back out to gunnal scott. what are the facts we know right now that can convict this mother? >> what we know is we have a body. we are waiting for the identification from the medical examiner's office in chapel hill. if this does prove to be shaniya davis and all the indications point towards that with the amber alert being canceled after they found the body, this mother could be put on the hook for murder as well as i would believe mr. mcneal who has been charged. >> another question gunnal scott, how many hours or days passed from the time that we see on video this mario andretti neal taking the baby out of a hotel room to the time the body, the tip came in about the body? >> from what we understand, tuesday and the video was time stamped before the mother called police. the video came from the hotel before 6:53 in the morning tuesday when the call came in to police. the body was found today. we are looking at six days. at least. >> a lot will depend on how long shaniya had been dead. what i am getting at is

. >> joining us gern al scott. they arrest the guy, to my understanding, based on a report from somebody in that area, somebody in that residential area neighborhood that saw him leaving in his car with the girl. one question gern all scott, yes, no? do we know what time they placed the child in the car with the defendant? >> caller: the answer to that as far as police are saying, they're not giving up that information. so, no, we do to the know exactly what time that. >> so the answer is, no. and you know where i'm going with that, marlaina schiavo. if somebody could tell me the time that they see this man right there on the screen with this little girl in his car, then i will know if mommy is lying because mommy says to police, i put the baby on the sofa at 5:30 a.m. why she left the child unattended, i don't know. at 6:30 a.m. she says she notices the child is gone. so unless he had the child between 5:30 and 6:30, then mommy's time line is way out of whack, marlaina schiavio. >> that's right, nancy. and what we

with us, marc klaas, gurnal scott. tonight's salute to the troops. robin gregory salutes her 24-year-old son army private first class aaron oxenford. a musician who loves animals, especially his beloved dog back home, curtis. >> i'm robin gregory. my salute is going out to my wonderful son private first class aaron oxenford. he's going to pick on me by the end of this because i am going to cry. aaron, we're all very proud of you. we want you to be safe. please know that we love you and can't wait for you to come home. i might not understand why you've joined the army fully, but i'm very proud of what you're doing. i do want to let you know my dog still does not have hair. he shaved my dog's hair off and it didn't grow back. >> out to the lines. sheeba, illinois. hi, sheeba. >> caller: hi, nancy. my question is, how -- and i just love you to pieces. >> likewise. >> caller: love you to pieces. my question is, how can two adults be in a house, whether they're awake or asleep or whatever, and let a child be snatched? they would have to kill me, because i

to gurnal scott with wptf radio. gurnal, something's not right about the story. give me the nuts and bolts of what happened. >> well, as we know right now, nancy, the child was last seen in the home around 5:30 or so in the morning. the call wasn't made to police, or police didn't respond, should i say, until about two hours later or so. and that's when the search ensued for this 5-year-old little girl, shaniya. helicopters, search dogs had been out. the thing about the search dogs, they never picked up a scent of the child outside the home. that's a little disturbing to police officers because if there was any trace of the child outside the home they say the dogs would have picked that up. so as of right now, and the search has been called off for this evening, but as of right now police -- no one knows exactly where 5-year-old shaniya is. >> i'm just sick about it, gurnal scott. you know, gurnal scott, you and i go back a long way covering stories. >> yeah, we do. >> what are police saying about this? or is simply their silence deafening? >> well, there are thi

this is written by scott wilson. here is what scott wilson writes. speaking of george bush, in an analysis speec, looks at the lae obathe way obama goes about the decision making process. later on, there is a quote from lawrence wilkerson, a retired army colonel. let's get to your thoughts on what we are learning that the president will in fact add more troops to afghanistan. we will hear from sam from west new york, new jersey. caller: it is time to get out of afghanistan and iraq. doing a war on terrorism with our mighty military might, with tanks and planes this kind of like trying to exterminate cockroaches with a sledgehammer. it is absolutely pointless. what happened on 9/11 was more of a crime that it was an act of war. >> how do you generally fill about the use of u.s. troops. are you almost always against it, or is of the circumstances here? guest: it is the circumstances here. after 9/11, i was almost in support of what bush wanted to do in going in iraq. after the anger fades, you have to look reality end use reason. that is why i like oba

scott hamilton, dorothy hammill, a breast cancer survivor. scott survived cancer twice.ing through cancer, cancer care givers and their families. hope, and chance to give them advice. i sing a song that david toster and i wrote with a group of young children called "purple songs can fly" and they're a group of children that have been through cancer themselves and we wrote the song. dorothy hammill is skating through it. >> she had cancer too? >> she did. >> we have twitter comments for you. this one says olivia was my make a wish in 1993. i had a stage 3-b nonhodgekins limphoma. after our meeting she inspired me to fight to survive. i owe her my life. that is wonderful. last year you raised more than $3,000 for cancer research walking the great wall of china. >> i did. we invited olympians and celebrities to join me on the walk. we had great sponsors. it was an incredible experience. it was like the cancer journey. it was difficult, inspiring. we got through it. it was three weeks of tough walking. have you been there? >> i haven't. i was rael reading -- you know the lon

and the information throughout the night kept on coming until the next morning and at one point scott and i asked if the information was on the record. and they said yes. and that's when we decided this would make a great book. >> i just want to echo what shush said. thanks to everyone for coming. it's good to see familiar faces. we've been really thrilled so far with all the covers for the book. and most of it is centered around the campaign itself. but we really want to talk about tonight, just to switch things up a little bit, we want to focus on all of the reporting we did in alaska. and, you know, after the campaign ended, we went up to juneau and anchorage and spoke to dozens of people out there. we spent several weeks in juneau. i always joke with that too. she is the queen of juneau. she knows all the state legislatures and they're all best friends now. so we really enjoyed our time there. and i hope it comes across in the book that alaska is sort of like a character in the book. it's really a unique place. i don't know how many of you have been there, but you can really see w

scott. the bombshell tonight is not good.ite blanket is found in the neighbor's trash can, that the blanket was covered in feces, and that it's my understanding there was feces found on the neighbor's porch. i'm not clear on that. what can you tell me? >> reporter: it's what the police were saying. the feces were found on the back porch and on the blanket as well. they are looking into any connection there could be. we also know the house wasn't a very clean area. as a matter of fact the family isn't being allowed back in the house because of sewage problems. they are not in the house. and police are continuing their investigation there. but as you said, bombshell as of right now is that blanket, which they hope is the clue that can lead them to where this little girl actually is. >> with me, in addition to gurnal scott, joining us, little shaniya's neighbor. it was her trash which the blanket was found. with me tonight, andrea moore. miss moore, thank you for being with us. >> caller: okay. >> can you hear me all right? >> c

they say they caught him sticky handed so to speak friday when they slapped on who is john scott stickersn a subway sticker. police say they believe his motive is the same as teenaged taggers, fame and notoriety. >>> a secret society linked to two former presidents has long been rumored to have the skull of a famous indian warrior. it's a mystery geronimo's descendants now believe they have even more proof of a 100-year-old crime.

john scott was arrested and charged.ce say they believe his motive is the same as teenage tackers, fame and notoriety. >>> did you know hln expert clark howard serves in the georgia state guard. today you can see him serving our troops. clark and our own robin meade teamed up robin meade teamed up to help soldiers and you save more, spend less and avoid getting ripped off. >> marie brooks might be your favorite person here. what's the best way to be debt-free before retirement. when are you going to be retiring? >> two years from the army reserve and two to five years from civil service. >> okay. so the question is what kind of debts do you have that you're trying to get your arms around. >> i want to get around to paying off the house and having just house and utilities by the time i retire. >> all right. well, paying off your home mortgage is not always a priority. the big priority is paying off any unsecured debt, personal loans, credit cards. then next would be car loans. but home mortgage debt is not a high priority

scott sicko. and he is in the back here with kackert. avers kackert doesn't find anything. defense by maine and mcloughlin in on the hit. and you love the hair and the locks. and if it ain't going to work. the more confidence they have. and big time tackle for the university of maine and al soretta with a tackle to the loss. >> they have to run multiple motions here and they have done a great job. and there it is. and it ends up taking him down from the back side. and wonder if toman should have pulled the ball out and ran it with the motion man. still on the speed and makes the hit. and if he doesn't make the hit. no question he gets the 1st down on the scramble. and they are going to give him the spot any way, andy. it is 4th down and about two. there he is. and it is all t.j. toman. and what a great block from jeff. he croaks somebody and makes a good point. and terrific point by glass coand another within by maine. fulled the proverbial rabbit out of his hat and chips him and almost makes the play. and lost in the 2nd quarter. and at least hanging in the battlefield pos

joining us to talk about that ann scott tyson "washington post" military report.do we know about this lecture? he lectured on islam suicide bombers. what can you tell us about that? >> we know he gave it in june 2007 to about 25 supervisors and colleagues in the mental health field and his basic message it was harder and harder for muslims serving in the u.s. military to participate in these warms against other muslims, they were feeling guilty they should not be killing other muslims and there was a warning, also, this could lead to so-called adverse events. >> okay. when he's saying that by those who were there, detake it he was warning them that a soldier at some point would do this and obviously we look at this and what he's accused of, was it a foreshadowing of what it came to be? >> the people who listened to this were very upset by it although apparently there was no report placed in his record or no expression of concern at the time but, yes, they were upset. he also specifically recommended that the military should allow muslims to become conscientious ob

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his older brothers both will and scott played here. >> dan: scott was one of the people in-dugted in to the mercer athletic hall of fame at halftime here at today's game and had his number retired at halftime. so big game for the emerson family. >> rich: very big honor. scott actually still playing over in france. and pierre jordan hit as bucket, his first two in the ball game. freshman out of atlanta. >> dan: jordan is maybe the team. defensive assistance. anything he can give them on offense is a bonus. >> rich: alabi calling. draw as triple-team. and he's fouled on a collapsing defense. >> dan: and what you saw is part of the development of a young big man. alabi very skilled on the inside, but part of inside play doesn't just involve forcing the ball to the basket or getting fouled. sophisticated inside player and understanding when you're being surrounded and finding the open man. there are five white shirts around and he's still trying to force the ball to the basket. conversely, his teammates have to help him out. go get themselves in position where he can see them and find ti

. >> scott helped the september 11 rescue efforts. he runs an online tribute to the new battleship. >>> it was a dirty job but a 33-year-old mystery has been solved. >> he said i think i have something that belongs to you and immediately it flashed through my mind. >> the long lost treasure found by a little boy. >>> one of the cops credited with taking down the ft. hood gunman is becoming a hero on twitter. kim munley had just a few followers on the twitter site but in the last days hundreds of people have signed up to follow her. she is in stable condition and many people are leaving her tweets to say thank you and wishing her a fast recovery. >>> the u.s. army says it has seen flood of support after the tragedy. people are adding messages like such a terrible thing to happen. keep the families in your prayers tonight before you lay your head to rest in the comfort of your own home. and i am a mother of a soldier in the u.s. army and i want to say my heart goes out to all the victims and their families. and u.s. troops have long use

and i steady education, and i also recently spoke to ted scott in facing history and ourselves and i know you have met with many students. as you have been meeting with students the day, and as you have been talking about your book in meeting with students today, what kind of response have you received? can you recall any specific response is that students come the things they have said to you today about this experience that you had? >> one thing that is very clear to me from some white students, not all know, but some white students is-- they have endured because they didn't learn about this. why didn't i know about this? why am i just getting this in high school or college? i had a lot of college students step up and i mean, just pure anger. one young man said that there was no way he could have participated in a manner that we did. in other words, if not retaliate eyes said, you have that privilege to do that. [laughter] we didn't, you know, so but that has stood out in my mind more than anything else, and it actually makes me feel good in a sense that they recognize that what th

scott among the white jerseys on the side. what a job tyrone nix has done as ole miss's defensive coordinator this year. >> andre: yes, sir, and getting off the filed on third down. just 28% on third downs allowed by ole miss. and he talks about it, that's why they're so fresh at the end of games because they're able to stop you and get off the field on third down. >> dave: that's fourth in the country, by the way. let's see if they can get off here on this third down and force a field goal. >> dave: pass is dropped at the 12! stevens with another big play defensively for the ole miss rebels! >> andre: well, you've got to sense once a guy goes by you, gets him up the field, now, if you step up, you know stevens is going to redirect himself. if you commit to it, now you have to go ahead and go there if you're tyson lee. >> dave: 29-yard field goal. >> andre: they've had some clock management issues. >> dave: that is i end of the quarter. >> andre: yeah, that was -- you talk about a fast first quarter, my friend. >> dave: two dr

host: thanks, scott sharon -- michael schear and scott wilson pointed out that the secretary clintonling. zsa zsa he is joining us from albany, new york. caller: good morning, i was told to mention the comment about the afghanistan policy. my comment is that i think the year that -- the novice states should stay involved in afghanistan because of the -- the united states should stay involved in afghanistan because next door in pakistan, they are the source of terrorism throughout the world. and a cesspool of islamic fundamentalism and terrorism, and the united states has to stay in afghanistan to maintain security in the region. host: let me read you what mike allen, who talked to earlier this morning, is riding on his website. the president plans to stress in his speech not just the true number, but also other elements of a comprehensive strategy, including the development assistance, a more aggressive set of demands on the afghan government, and new steps that the u.s. hopes of pakistani will take. the white house also making it increasingly clear that they want to provide an a --

gurnal scott, reporter wptf radio. tell me about the suspect.nal history but nothing related to children or sex crimes i know of. >> from what we understand, no. he has been arrested for fleeing police, assault on a female, many drug arrests that we understand, but as far as any kind of harm to children, that we have not seen in his record. we're giving it no indication he has a history of that. >> was he recently released from prison? i know he spent a few years in prison. am i wrong in. >> that was mr. ceo who was recently released from this i think as recently as august. in his case after a charge he was in jail on. >> marlaina schiavo, what's next for this person? arraignme arraignment? i understand he's going to plead not guilty? >> yes. he put in a plea of not guilty and he's being held right now on $100,000 bond. the same exact situation that clarence ceo was facing yesterday. >> bradford cowen, if he's saying, admitted to kidnapping but he's going to plead not guilty, are you going to argue or would you argue about this alleged confessio

we want to start with scott. scott is calling us from iowa. scott, you are a former military, correct? >> caller: yes, ma'am. i just got out of the army in june. >> thank you for your service. i understand you have a take on this shooting. what do you think? let me remind you of something. i apologize. the alleged shooter in this case had not been deployed but had been told he was going to be deployed. i i want to make sure our viewers are aware of that. >> caller: i think fear. fear of being deployed. i think it was fear. the people that he sees day in and day out are the kids that go over there at 19 years old a normal kid. they come back and they're messed up. he was scared, in my opinion, of becoming messed up like the soldiers that he sees. he doesn't see the good. >> with him being a psychiatrist, we're talking about the fact that he was seeing and hearing some of the horrifying things that you're saying he thought he was eventually going to have to experience. again, we're not in any way trying to make any excuses for the alleged shoote

listen to scott field! it's all going in the way of mississippi state right now. >> andre: when you can play two deep coverage and controlling the run the way the bulldogs have up front, now any tip toed ball in the secondary, there are bodies and an extra defender around. charles mitchell right on the spot where the football was tipped. >> dave: dixon, take this handsoff, will keep it, down to the 15-yard line. picks up 12. trahan drags him down. let's wait on the flag. >> andre: it was such a good take to dixon, you thought he was giving it to dix. >> referee: hold be, number 3 on the offense. >> dave: that's the second penalty today against mississippi state. let's go back to our good hands play of the day brought to you bial state. >> andre: right here trying to go to summers. extra defensive back in the game on the back edge, and it's -- this is charles mitchell, right there, dan mullen can barely contain himself right now. >> dave: first down inside the 15 at the 13. lockett brings him down, but anoth

perhaps leaving scott stadium for the final time. >> >>> the scs playoffs.ch option. keeps it himself and he is off. a 74 yards and a touchdown, and richmond with the early lead of 10-0. but elan rallies. 16-6 in the fourth. scott riddle, out of the shotgun, looking down. he's got jarrell hutchins for a 22 yard score. they have a chance to tie it. adam shriner with the field goal and he is off. richmond advances to the second round with a 16-13 win. >>> wizards coming off an impressive victory over the heat. when we return we'll take you to tipoff, the wizards and bobcats. next. >> welcome back. stephen jackson and the bobcats in town to meet the wizards, antawn jamison, caron butler and company and steve buck hans and phil chen near have a preview. >> michael, thanks a lot. the emotion is still running very high here. of course all of us wearing the black ribbons in honor of april bowen. the team still being inspired by him to the point they've won two games now and starting to do some things that we have been looking forward to all season long. things that

. >> dave: tackled we ole miss's rodney scott, the freshman backup running back, down to the 17-yard line, and that's where mississippi state will take over. >> you always want plays back if you're a quarterback. but watch the action right here. the fullback going to the flat. now you'll guest the fullback, allen, right up the field. the action takes the linebacker out. jevan snead threes a lob shot to allen, it would have been a touchdown pass. doesn't allow anderson to undercut that football. those are the ones you wish you had back on film study the next day. >> dave: to the near side, brandon evans. out over the 20 to the 22-yard line. you go back -- let's go back to houston, when you were playing collegiately. are there still a couple of passes that you can't get off your mind? >> andre: oh, no doubt. you get a guy running wide open, and have an opportunity like that, especially if the red zone, when you can add to your stats. >> dave: you remember specifically? >> andre: oh, yeah. >> dave: even 20 years ago, he still remembers. green on the coverage. let's take a look at our ba

one question, gurnal scott, yes/no? do we know what time they placed the child in the car with the defendant? >> the answer to that, as far as police are saying, they're not giving up that information so, no, we do not know exactly what time that is. >> so the answer is, no. and you know where i'm going with that, marlaina schiavo. if somebody could tell me the time that they see this man right there on the screen with this little girl in his car, then i will know if mommy is lying because mommy says to police, i put the baby on the sofa at 5:30 a.m. why she left the child unattended, i don't know. at 6:30 a.m., she says she notices the child is gone. so unless he had the child between 5:30 and 6:30, then mommy's timeline is way out of whack, marlaina schiavo. >> that's right, nancy. and what we're trying to find out from police is who saw these two in the car and where was shaniya in this car? and police said about the mother, they have not cleared her, nancy. so they are asking her about this timeline. they're trying

gurnal scott, reporter wptf radio. tell me about the suspect.but nothing related to children or sex crimes i know of. >> from what we understand, no. he has been arrested for fleeing police, assault on a female, many drug arrests that we understand, but as far as any kind of harm to children, that we have not seen in his record. we're giving it no indication he has a history of that. >> was he recently released from prison? i know he spent a few years in prison. am i wrong in. >> that was mr. ceo who was recently released from this i think as recently as august. in his case after a charge he was in jail on. >> marlaina schiavo, what's next for this person? arraignment? i understand he's going to plead not guilty? >> yes. he put in a plea of not guilty and he's being held right now on $100,000 bond. the same exact situation that clarence ceo was facing yesterday. >> bradford cowen, if he's saying, admitted to kidnapping but he's going to plead not guilty, are you going to argue or would you argue about this alleged confession? >> of course. i wou

century novels and when i first met him and i didn't realize all this, i asked him how he was reading scott quentin durwin and i asked him how come and he said they went through novels and did this, and they had gone through most of them. eventually, they lapsed a little into the 20th century and there was jack london and a few other things and i asked him why, did this, why do it aloud and he said he lived a very hectic life and there was always pressure and this meant every night, he pentagon one hour with his wife -- he spent one hour with his wife that was intellectual and something they could do together. did i answer your question? >> does your book mention any instances of times when mr. rehnquist had very difficult situations that he was handling on the court, and needed a friend, not to tell specifics about cases to, but that you knew that you were somehow helping him through a difficult time? >> i'm not quite sure i understand the question. >> as a supportive friend. >> well, that came up all the time. i mean, we -- we saw a lot of each other, and things that bothered him, we talk

taxes and a trillion dollars in new government spending, yes to a government run health care plan and scott hoch and health-care costs and yes to new regulations on businesses that could wipe out connecticut jobs. call chris mary and tell him on health care he should have said no to washington and yes to connecticut. >> the insurance lobbyists were not happy when congressman murphy voted for health insurance reform. no wonder he is being attacked with tv ads. insurance companies know the reform bill would stop them from raising premiums and stop them from denying coverage when you are sick. and the reform bill will strengthen medicare. that is why it is endorsed by the aarp. call congressman murphy. tell him not to back down. tell him to keep fighting for us. >> for more on the health-care debate go to c-span.org/healthcare and visit the health care of the. live coverage of the senate as debate continues on health care legislation. live coverage on c-span2. a rare saturday session of the united states senate. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the chaplain dr. barry black

meet 44-year-old scott smith from new jersey who has almost every "sports illustrated" ever printed. he started collecting them as a kid. he got a lot of them signed by those who were on the cover, mike tyson there. he says he spent between $300,000 and $400,000 on expenses to get the signatures so he's now selling the whole thing on ebay. starting bid, $2 million. >> $2 million? >> for the whole thing. $2 million. >> all that work and he's saying bye-bye. >> i don't know why. >> okay. money. thanks. do you think he looked at any of them? no, because that would dirty the pages or something. >> he's selling them because he can't take them to florida. once you get older in jersey, you automatically move to florida. i know. that's what happens. let's show you what's happening. if you're doing any traveling, tropical storm ida we have our eyes on now. i put it on safer flight explorer with the planes on top of it. you see that going all the way through alabama and georgia, atlanta, right now heavy rain and we're going to see the delays pop up shortly. right now still early but you can se

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