what do you say to sharon murch? >> don't give up hope. never give up hope, sharon.at you find your daughter, too. i can't imagine having lost a child like you did. that's just horrible. >> thank you. >> larry: how have you put up with this, sharon? how have you lived? >> it's been a long time. it's been 20 years and it's been one day at a time. and different strategies at different times. the last month or so, the last few weeks have been really difficult. my hopes have been higher than they've ever been and my fears have been higher as well. not knowing, holding on to that hope is really -- hope is a heavy burdenen to carry when it unfolds over a long period of time. it's been very difficult. >> larry: do you think about her every day? >> oh, every day, absolutely. she's still very much a part of my life. she's very much a part of my activities. i have a website for her, missingmichaela.com. i'm on it every day myself, writing blogs about her. she is very much at the center of my life. and she always will be. >> larry: within we come back -- fully understandable. w

sharon murch is joining us. her daughter, michaela was kidnapped in 1988. sharon, as you've watched this unfold, is it eerily similar to what happened to your daughter? >> well, yes, there are a lot of similarities between jaycee's kidnapping and michaela's kidnapping. the cases have intersected in the investigations over the years because of those similarities. and when jaycee was found alive, my first thought was, please, god, let michaela be with her. >> and, of course, we know that she wasn't with her. has there ever been an arrest or an active suspect in the case of michaela? >> there have been a number of suspects. the police have investigated over 13,000 leads in the last 20 years, but there have never been any arrests. >> do you still hold out hope that she's alive? >> i do still hold out hope that she's alive. one of the neighbors of the garrido's several years ago reported that there were girls living in the backyard and they reported that there were not three girls living in the backyard, but five girls. so that leaves two unaccounted for. and i'm

also with us, sharon murch. her daughter was kidnapped from a parking lot about 21 years ago. kara, what is the latest on this investigation and especially that bone fragment that was found? >> reporter: well, this is an investigation that continues to unfold and to grow, as you mentioned, investigators now looking at whether phillip garrido could possibly be connected to other abductions of children, something that took place back in the 1980s, as well as to a string of rape that is took place and murders that took place in the 1990s. in that instance, many of the women were prostitutes and many of their bodies were found near a park. garrido worked close to that park. you also mentioned the bone fragment that had been found. for about the past four days, police have conducted an exhaustive search, both of garrido's property. and if we pan over, you can see the property adjoining. for a while, that property was vacant and garrido acted as a caretaker. he had full access to it. police brought in cadaver dogs and searched both properties. they towed away trailers full of eviden

sharon murch, the mother of michaela. raying for a miracle for you, sharon, and michaela. >>> more on the search of phillip garrido's home. ppp >>> welcome back to "prime news" on hln. i think a lot of people congressman joe wilson was way out of line, shouting at president obama "you lie" when he was giving his address to the nation. talking about people who oppose the president. here he is, talking to "nbc nightly news". >> an overwhelming portion of the intensely demonstrated animosity toward president barack obama is based on the fact that he is a black man. that he's african-american. >> everwheming portion. does it mean that those who passionately oppose the president, that a majority of those folks are racist? we're taking your calls. 1-877-tell-hln is the number. we welcome back roland martin, political analyst for our sister network, cnn. and republican strategist, tara. are you seeing that, a racist root to those who oppose president obama? >> no, what i'm seeing is the left using racism as a red herring to tw

. >> joining us this morning from san francisco is sharon murch, the mother of michaela garecht who has been missing now for 21 years. good morning, sharon. >> good morning. >> you asked investigators if you could visit the garrido home yesterday. they said yes and you went. why was that important to you? >> well, i wanted to go out there and see not so much the home as the operation. i wanted to see the efforts myself that were being made to find my daughter. and i really wanted to go out there and offer my support to our police investigators who i think are doing a wonderful job. and there are many volunteers out there, as well, who are putting a lot of time and effort into a very difficult job. and i really wanted to express my support and appreciation for their efforts, as well. >> was there something more? was there part of you hoping you would see something that would remind you of michaela? >> well, i thought that it would be nice to be available in case they found anything that i might be able to identify. but i know that if they find anything that they think might be tied to mi

thank you sharon murch and katie callaway hall. thank you all. don't forget, bill clinton monday night. we now turn things over to our partner here, right here in los angeles covering all the news of the day and a big program coming up in an hour as well, here's anderson cooper and "ac 360." >> larry, thanks so much. tonight, a major break in the yale murder mystery. an arrest in the murder of grad student annie le. we also have new details about the suspect, raymond clark. we'll look into his past revealing almost two different people. some say he was quiet, unassuming, but others tonight, painting a far darker picture. that's him in court. >> we begin though with a new war of words in the health care debate. another fire fight that has nothing to do with health care reform itself. it started with the question for house speaker nancy pelosi at her weekly news conference, she was asked whether she was worried about how harsh the political atmosphere had become. here's what she said. >> i have concerns about some of the language that is being used

. >> wendy, looking at shots of phillip and nancy gur ga ree do and sharon murch says she would liketo speak to nancy garrido, there she is, she may be a victim. do you recall think she could handle that? >> if obviously don't know the woman so i'm not sure. >> right. >> whether she could handle it but it's interesting she wants to appeal on another woman on the scene also probably victimized and who has been there a lot longer than jaycee dugard, right. so she's able to maybe get information and facts. you know, this is a mom continuing her vigilance to be a detective to try to find out what happened to her missing daughter. >> exactly. henry lee, let's back up to the search. they searched, what, about a week, henry, and as you and i have talked, very extensive. we're talking ground-penetrating radar. and they've tested some of these bone fragments. what are they finding out, number one, the bones too old to have been at least the two cases we're talking about? >> that's right, mike. they have brought out a legion of an though poll gists, dogs of all types and what they have come to