. >> and it was from a lady by the name of sissy atkinson. >> sissy atkinson.to remember. >> she proceeded to tell me that they found kim nees' body down by the train bridge. >> what did you think when y you -- >> how did she know? >> how, indeed? especially given the hour. what time was it? >> around 5:00. >> 5:00 a.m. how could she see a body then, a full two hours before it was discovered by the police? then there was this. centurion's investigators found a man who said years later he'd overheard sissy atkinson making incriminating statements in a factory where they both worked. >> she was talking about the kim nees murder. and how the wrong person got put in jail. >> what a strange thing to hear. >> it gave me the creeps. you know, and as she walked by, she looked at me, and she said, we got away with the perfect crime. >> finally, there's one more person who claims he heard sissy atkinson talk about the murder. and the last person you think would ever come forward. >> i think kim nees is looking over sissy's shoulder all the time. >> this man's name is jay

it really is. >> it's really dense but also light. >> like you, sissy.honey. >> thank you. >>> are you better off buying designer stuff or buying the stock? that's next. >>> the heat is cranking up over the next few days. i'm meteorologist chris warren with your forecast. the rain not much of a factor, maybe a lingering shower around florida, the great lakes a few thunderstorms might pop up. the real big story is right here, look at the pink on this map and we're looking at triple digits. that's what the pink indicates, for many locations, from louisville over to kansas city to dallas, of course the southwest hot. this heat does remain cranked up for days and days and days. not much at all as far as showers and thunderstorms go, pacific northwest is going to be the place to go to cool down, get some relief from the heat because now you can see the triple digits moving into the mid-atlantic, 90s for new york, boston close to 90, 89. then, for the weekend, we're going to have cool and showery weather in the pacific northwest, but, other than that, the heat

got a 24-karat smile that all the girls can enjoy then he run off the court and kiss his mama like a sissy boy he's the one they call dr. shootgood yeah he drives to the hoop, impregnable yeah, give it to him he's the one they call dr. shootgood, yeah hey his glasses make him look like urkel he's the one they call dr. shootgood [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: nice. his war on the human ear will never end. tonight on the show, joel mchale is here, and when we come back, i'm gonna give a kid a lie-detector test, so stick around. [ cheers and applause ] [ up-tempo music playing ] ♪ the radical new macbook pro with retina display. ♪ innovation...in every dimension. ♪ but not for long! your very own four course seafood feast for just $14.99. start your feast with a soup, like our hearty new england clam chowder. next, enjoy a salad with unlimited cheddar bay biscuits. then get your choice of one of 7 entrees. like new coconut and pineapple shrimp shrimp and scallops alfredo or new honey bbq shrimp. then finish with something sweet. your complete four course seafood feast just $14.99. come int

sissy houston has signed a book deal.t will tell the, quote, unabridged and unbelievable story of houston's troubled life. the book is scheduled for release in february. one year after whitney houston was found dead in a hotel bathtub. a portion of proceeds will go to her childhood church. >>> the sun's aging power. an old tradition becoming relevant again. the science behind why our favorite songs and tv shows just never seem to get old. >> it's time for hot talk with cain of hot 95. this noung new england journal of medicine photo of a man who's been a truck driver for 30 years is proof you need to wear sunscreen behind the wheel. >> with the window up in his truck. that's unilateral determino. what has happened is for 30 years, he's been driving a truck. windows up, windows down. uva rays penetrate through glass. same thing with uvv. they found this out that through driving his left side was exposed to the sun. his right side was not. if that isn't a sign to be wearing sunscreen when you go out this summer, i don't kno

some other lines from the long letter, i'm afraid i was pretty much of a sissy about it. in my raft and sobbed a while mind heart aches for the family of those two boys with me. it's a funny thing how much i thought about bar during the whole experience. much, much love to you all, your ever devoted and loving son, pop. george bush has had enlisted in the navy on his 18th birthday. he postponed the start of his college education at yale so he could serve his country and was for a while the navy's youngest aviator. maureen dowd wrote glowingly of him yesterday and on thursday hbo will televise a 90 minute documentary celebrating his life aptly named "41" produced by jerry weintraub. it's nice to see him receiving accolades while with us. too often we offer praise only in eulogies. as we would see in chris' hometown, george herbert walker bush is good people. he was a president we didn't have to train. happy birthday, mr. president. chris will be back tomorrow night. "the ed show" with ed schultz starts right now. >>> good evening, americans. welcome to "the michael eric dy

other lines there, i'm afraid i was pretty much a sissy about it. i sobbed awhile.r the families of the two boys with me. and it was funny how much i thought about bar during the whole experience. much much love to you all, your ever devoted son pop. george bush had enlisted on his 18th birthday. he postponed his college education so he could serve his country and was for awhile the youngest aviator. there will be a 90 minute documentary celebrating his life aptly named 41. it's nice to see him receiving accolades while he's with us. too often we offer praise only in eulogies. as we would say here in chris' hometown, george herbert walker bush is good people. he was a president we didn't have to train. happy birthday, mr. president. that's "hardball" for now. "politicsnation" with al sharpton starts right now. >>> welcome to "politicsnation." i'm al sharpton. tonight, what kind of country do we want to be? do we want a country that celebrates the people who put out our fires, respond to our emergencies, and teach our children? or do we want a country that minimizes

other lines there, i'm afraid i was pretty much a sissy about it. i sobbed awhile.r the families of the two boys with me. and it was funny how much i thought about bar during the whole experience. much much love to you all, your ever devoted son pop. george bush had enlisted on his 18th birthday. he postponed his college education so he could serve his country and was for awhile the youngest aviator. there will be a 90 minute documentary celebrating his life aptly named 41. it's nice to see him receiving accolades while he's with us. too often we offer

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some other lines from the long letter, i'm afraid i was pretty much of a sissy about it.he family of those two boys with me. it's a funny thing how much i thought about bar during the whole experience. much, much love to you all, your ever devoted and loving son, pop. george bush has had enlisted in the navy on his 18th birthday. he postponed the start of his college education at yale so he could serve his country and was for a while the navy's youngest aviator. maureen dowd wrote glowingly of him yesterday and on thursday hbo will televise a 90 minute documentary celebrating his life aptly named "41" produced by jerry weintraub. it's nice to see him receiving accolades while with us. too often we offer praise on

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for the good name of farenthold because blake farenthold's step grandmother sissy farenthold ran forthe u.s. congress and -- i'm sorry, she was in the -- she was a state representative. i'm sorry. ran for governor unsuccessfully and got -- was second in balloting for the vice presidential slot in 1972. >> wow. >> caller: now granted -- kind of a disaster for the party. but she is a serious -- she is a serious advocate of women's rights human rights. she is the diametric opposite of her step grandson. i think the more we get that word out maybe the more likely it would be that he would be defeated. in the next election. so look her up. she's a person worthy of our admiration. she is a good, liberal democrat. >> and he has spent his entire life trying to erase any good she may have done. >> caller: well, it seems to me she's kind of one of those rich guys who at 16 couldn't find his way out of his giant home he lived in or whatever. he's a sign of this rather prominent family and her family was also prominent. >> stephanie: thank you for that. >> caller: university of texas is named fo

they don't need sissies. >> you're right. >> bill: right on. >> bill and i have been saying this fornife to a gunfight. you have to understand how far the guys on the right are willing to go. they're willing to go as far as it takes. >> bill: andrew, i'm glad you made the point. it is across the board. first, you need people in congress like anthony weiner did. nobody was better than he was. nobody. and nobody stepped up that could take his place. not to do that other stuff from the locker room. forget that. but i mean the fights on the floor and the strong -- on the floor. but i also think president obama has to do more of that. he has to call these guys out. >> that's why i love what he did in the speech. he really defined romney, you know. they need to be doing that every day. >> bill: because romney goes out there with these lies and he says the stimulus was a total failure. that's wrong! >> he knows it is a lie bill. >> bill: of course. >> that's what's disturbing about it. that's what really troubles me. >> bill: i would really like to hear president obama say mitt romney is ly