let's bring in our psycho therapist stacy kaiser. what do you make of this? from what you're hearing, you see these interviews and dad's reaction, hoax or not? >> i'm on the hoax bandwagon. i'll tell you why. what we know about families is they have patterns of behavior and this family is clearly dramatic and attention seeking based on their storm chasing, based on the fact they chose a reality show like "wife swap" to be on. the other thing i want to throw into the mix is how many 6-year-olds do you know that would sit in a box for three hours without coming out? i don't know any. >> let's clarify that. i don't know if he was in a box. mike brooks, maybe you can help me with that. i believe he was just in the attic, not in a box. still, a pretty active 6-year-old to be up there for three or four hours. >> still hard to buy. >> good point there. let me get to bob, again, a neighbor, obviously siding with the heene family. does not believe this is a hoax. saw their emotion. bob, about that attention seeking, have you talked to them about that? have they been o

all right, judge, stacy's condor versus dan's call spread. what say you? >> okay, well, interesting things i would like to make a comment about. if you're going to sell options i like that. the only thing i was thinking that i might change about it is the down side 40 strike. everybody seems to think the real down side risk might be mitigated. on your side, making a directional bet, buying options, and especially for a takeout, if i was trying to make a big takeout play, i would be probably buying that out of the money call just by itself and letting it go. i actually have to call this one a draw. >> oh, a draw. that's a twist. okay, scott. maybe you're the tiebreaker. >> i like the fact that stacy pointed out, most of the news is already out. she's selling options so i think she's getting a whoet lot more than she's paying for. >> thank you, scott. one of the things i want to throw out there just to be very fair. i think it's greater than a 65% possibility that we stay in the range. dan is really around an 18% probability that the stock could be taken out

stacy, that is a point of contention with you as well.and just to let another friend two off like that. >> i definitely am an advocate for the buddy system. what has been brought up about the students. most college students don't share the lives with their parents however they are typically in touch with their friends. i would think this girl if she is a standard college student would have been texting her friends and communicating if something had gone wrong and she could. that is what makes me think her friends don't know what happened. >> when we come back, more on this. how did she end up outside the arena? we'll take your calls 1-877-tell-hln. >>> we're back. "prime news" on hln. we have a student who has disappeared, student from virginia tech. morgan harrington. had a chance to talk to her father, very strong, brave man to come on. speaks from a dad's perspective. this is a girl very close to her family. his take is he believes she was taken. we'll take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. laurie is with us in florida. your thoughts here? >

also stacy kaiser and gloria allred. gloria, you were in on this new survey, what shocks me is parents are clueless. 1/3 of parents don't know what this is. is that right? >> that is what lawyers.com found. it is a serious problem. what sexting is is sending sexually explicit photos through cell phone images. a lot of students don't realize even though they are minors they could be prosecuted criminally for distributing child pornography. it is a felony. they may have to register as a sex offender which can affect them for the rest of their life. >> we have to get parents and the kids in the know. dr. collins, we won't ask specifics about the incident, but did you get the feeling parents knew about this, knew it was going on or were they in the clueless mindset? >> they were shocked. they had no idea. the students in our case were very excellent students who perform really well in academics and extracurricular activities in the school. and so when these parents learned they were very shocked and really did not know how t

that's why you have right now her saying these things. >> stacy, my dear stacy, that is one reason but one other reason is she's not the orator that you or my dear jane are. she's 17 years old. she's surrounded by people who commit offenses. she's not articulate and she's not intelligent. >> you don't have to be articulate to tell a consistent story. >> stacy? >> you do not have to be articulate and skilled at speaking in order to tell a consistent story. >> i don't disagree with you, stacy. i'm not defending the woman. i'm just saying that her actions could be because of guilt but also because of being the person that she is. >> i'll put a twist on what stacy said. you don't have to be sophisticated to tell the truth. misty has been under a cloud of suspicion since day one, so what does soon-to-be ex-husband ron cummings think about his teen bride's ever-changing story? listen to his clip from "nancy grace." >> you told me that changes, even subtle, small changes, in misty croslin's story about the night haleigh went missing bothered you. what changes -- >> yes, ma'am. >> -- if any do

let's bring in stacy kaiser. what do you make of this?from what you're hearing, you see these interviews and dad's reaction, hoax or not? >> i'm on the hoax band wagon. i'll tell you why. what we know about families is they have patterns of behavior and this family is clearly dramatic and attention seeking based on their storm chasing based on the fact they chose a reality show like "wife swap" to be on. the other thing i want to throw into the mix is how many 6-year-olds do you know that would sit in a box for three hours without coming out? i don't know any. >> let's clarify that. i don't know if he was in a box. mike brooks, maybe you can help me. i believe he was just in the attic, not in a box. still, a pretty active 6-year-old to be up there for three hours. >> still hard to buy. >> good point. let me get to bob again, a neighbor obviously siding with the heene family. does not believe this is a hoax. saw their emotion. bob, about that attention seeking, have you talked to them about that? have they been open about hey, we're pitchi

stacy newman, our producer on the story, what happened? what led up to this? how did he get into the home? how did he attack the mother? did he use a knife? did he use a gun? why did he take the baby? what do we know? >> well, just coming into the nancy grace newsroom right now is that the suspect went to the home, had some kind of argument with the mother, he was armed with a knife, assaulted her, attacked the mom. then he snatched the baby and took off in the girlfriend's black suv. >> now, here's my question, stacy newman, do we know what, if anything, led up to the altercation? is this his biological baby? >> nancy, this is his biological baby. we do not know what led up to this argument, but what we do know is that this father is actually an escaped felony. he has been on the run since the end of august, nancy, escaping from a halfway house. >> he's gone on the run since august and now he shows up, snatches the baby at knifepoint and takes off. what more do we know about him? patrick donlin, with the "williams port-sun gazette," what do we know about him?

i want to ask stacy, i'm so sorry, ma'am, we lost threw. i apologize but we are having problems with our phone lines. i want to ask you about security. and the lack thereof at the school. the school planned to get a surveillance system in january. my question is why didn't they already have one? you heard the kids were asking for one. this horrible attack went on for 2 1/2 hours. if they had video cameras it could have been spotted and stopped in seconds. beyond that it was steps away from a crowded homecoming dance. what were teachers, chaperones and police doing? >> i mean, i -- >> we had four uniformed police officers and a number of teachers and administrators that were inside and outside. we didn't do a perimeter walk of the school. this is on the far side of the school at the perimeter. >> stacy, if they had had security cameras the kids had been clamoring for, they could have spotted this within the first couple of seconds and stopped it before it became this obscene horror story. why is it that we are going to invest millions now in

i've got to start with stacy honowitz. you're the prosecutor. the sickest part of this for me is that while police grilled the mom for a dozen hours, her surviving twin daughter, the one she didn't throw in the trash, the one who was in the house, was fighting for her life under a bed, inside the home, evidently missed by cops during their initial visit. so it seems likely that this mom knew the clock was ticking on her surviving daughter and yet, she stalled cops allegedly with lies for 12 long hours. >> well, if she did what she did to the first kid, what would make you think that all of a sudden she would become this redeeming person and talk about this other child? this is the most repulsive, disgusting case you can really imagine. and quite frankly, it's amazing to me that they're charging her with manslaughter. this is a felony murder case in my book. this is child abuse. you leave your three kids for three days with no electricity, water or food, that's child abuse. the child died in the commission of a felony. it's felony murder. so i'm

stacy, what do you make of this? >> what i make of it is that teenagers like drama, they like things that are interesting. i haven't looked at the facebook page, but i would imagine it's a lot of young people and extremists who are really wrapped up in thinking that what he's doing is fun and exciting instead of illegal and dangerous. >> let's face it, they're not even going to remember him if this ends tragically, right? >> not for long, no. >> i know they're making t-shirts that say, mama tried. real quick before we go. jackson, what is the feeling? yes, we've got this facebook page. i'm sure there's a lot of people concerned that this kid's on the loose and he's doing some pretty dangerous things. >> not only dangerous to himself, because certainly somebody who's breaking into homes and might be firing at deputies, it runs the likelihood of being shot himself. if he indeed is stealing airplanes, he runs the risk of hurting himself, or hurting someone on the ground if he crashes. when i spoke to the sheriff's offic

nobody came up and down either one of these two streets and handed out wardrobe for us. >> stacy moorman: but our kids were out there. >> pierce: our children were out there playing in the yard, breathing this stuff. how does this happen? >> stahl: also, dominion's internal risk assessment warned of the dangers of coal ash leaching into the water supply. to prevent that, the contractor who built the golf course was supposed to build a two-foot barrier under the coal ash, and one 18 inches on top. the contractor's engineer certified this was done. but attorney yoakam, who represents townspeople who are suing dominion, suspects it wasn't. >> yoakam: as you can see right here, it's right at the surface. >> stahl: oh, my god, that... >> yoakam: insects... >> stahl: ... that's coal ash? of course it is, yeah. >> yoakam: insects have pulled it up. you can see how it flies away. >> stahl: last year, the city dug into the golf course, did a test, and found elevated levels of toxic metals in the water. >> yoakam: with all the knowledge that dominion had about the coal ash and the lead and the ars

. >> to stacy, our producer on the story, let's go through what we know. first of all, we're saying there are new and credible sightings. is all of this bamsed on eyewitne eyewitness alone or do we have any surveillance video, anything? >> there is no surveillance video at this time that we know of. and we do know investigators have combed through every piece of video that they have. no sight of morgan. all of these -- this timeline, the tips are all based on eyewitness reports, but cops are confident that these are credible sightings. >> okay. but i don't understand that. pat brown, you're the criminal profiler, pat brown, author of "killing for sport." they must have had some type of interaction with morgan to make sure that these are credible. she maybe asked them a question, a direction or something, because just saying, yeah, i saw a girl that looked like that, that's not really knocking me out. >> yeah, it's not working for me either, nancy. there are so many girls that look so similar. if you think about a concert area, tons of people. >> it's the l

stacy newman, our producer on the story, what more can you tell me? >> well, nancy, what i can tell you is state police as well as university of virginia police are converging there. john paul jones arena. as we speak, nancy, just trying to find leads. they also are asking concertgoers who had cameras there, who had cell phones and may have taken video, if they have any pictures of 20-year-old morgan harrington. >> stacy newman, joining us on the story. so the cops are just now converging? why? >> they're not just now converging, nancy. they actually have been there since about i think sunday -- >> okay. >> -- but what did happen is because of bad weather over the weekend they couldn't put choppers up until monday. >> okay. good point, stacy. tim martin, what about surveillance video in that arena? i mean, 16,000 people? surely somebody saw what happened. >> you know, absolutely right. and that's what police are looking into. and they're really asking the people that were at this concert to check their videos, check their camera phones, because somebo

joining us now is stacy kaiser, a psychologist.i, stacy, welcome to hln. >> hi there. >> first of all, i want to talk about falcon heene. we have seen him on a lot of talk shows since this whole incident has happened and on a couple of them he actually visibly got sick. it seems to me like this is a very stressed out little boy. talk about the effects of this sort of media circus around the event might have on this little falcon at such a young age. >> well, there is no doubt in my mind that this little boy is stressed out. the problem that we have as counselors is there isn't any really good research out yet about the effects of television and reality shows on children because it's so new. so we have to go by what we see. and here is what i can tell you. getting that much attention focused on yourself at the age of 6 has got to be traumatic. plus, to have your parents at the center of being questioned about a hoax and possible lying also adds stress to a child. we also can't possibly imagine what's going on in their household. the

psychotherapist, stacy kaiser. this is the oldest motive under the sun. they say hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. guess what, hell hath no fury like a man scorned either. >> that's absolutely right. you hear about crimes of passion all the time. but i have to be honest with you, you rarely hear about things like this. what i think is going on is it's more than just jealousy or envy. i actually think there's a personality disorder here. >> on whose part? >> maybe a few personality disorders here. >> all right. yeah, i think, you know, we were talking last night, why is david letterman continuously go back to the well, and go out with co-workers. and he married one. when he meets the most beautiful accomplished, successful, and rich women in the entire world on the planet. they sit next to him on a couch on television. why didn't he ask those out? and of course, we're going to also talk p the big issue tonight that, is it okay to have sex in the workplace? i'm not talking about actually doing the act on the job, i'm talking about is it okay to have a

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stacy seton's mother spoke out about the arrest today. pat collins will have much more on that part of the story coming up right here at 5:00. >>> metro's red line is finally back up and running. >> and on capitol hill, lawmakers become readers for a day. here's a look at some other stories making headlines in our area. >>> a freight train hit and killed a man in prince george's county. it happened around 1:00 this afternoon near rhode island avenue and krit tendon street in hyattsville. no word yet on the man's identity but authorities believe he was about 30 years old. it's not clear how he ended up in the train's path. >>> the prosecution is present its case against mark ka seo, the maryland father charged with drowning his children in a bathtub. police say he admitted to the murders in march of last year after his children were discovered dead in baltimore. at the time, he and his wife were in the midst of a custody battle. cass ee oh's lawyers argue he's not criminally responsible for the killings. >> metro's red line is running at f

stacy, we appreciate it very much. >> thank you. >>> well, a huge sexting scandal. one high school in pennsylvania, 30 kids under investigation. 30 kids accused of looking at a naked picture of their classmate. well, cops are investigating serious child pornography charges. when will kids get the message? when will the message finally sink in? mike is going to dig into this. 1-877-tell-hln. >>> welcome back to "prime news" on hln. 30 kids accused of sexting. here we go again, huh? this is just one school in pennsylvania. 30 kids. that's an entire classroom looking at photos of some naked girl. that's what we have. let that sink in for a minute. now cops are considering child porn charges. that's a felony. could label these teens as sex offenders. that's the quandary we have here. how are we going to deal with this? we'll hit this on a couple fronts. number one, don't these kids get it? there are serious consequences. we have to get that message to sink in. then what's the proper punishment? so they understand what they did was wrong and can't do it again? joining us

stacy newman, our producer on the story, what happened? what led up to this?id he get into the home? how did he attack the mother? did he use a knife? did he use a gun? why did he take the baby? what do we know? >> well, just coming into the nancy grace newsroom right now is that the suspect went to the home, had some kind of argument with the mother, he was armed with a knife, assaulted her, attacked the mom. then he snatched the baby and took off in the girlfriend's black suv. >> now, here's my question, stacy newman, do we know what, if anything, led up to the altercation? is this his biological baby? >> nancy, this is his biological baby. we do not know what led up to this argument, but what we do know is that this father is actually an escaped felony. he has been on the run since the end of august, nancy, escaping from a halfway house. >> he's gone on the run since august and now he shows up, snatches the baby at knifepoint and takes off. what more do we know about him? patrick donlin, with the "williams port-sun gazette," what do we know about him? what

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psychotherapist stacy kaiser, this is the oldest motive under the sun. they say hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. guess what, hell hath no fury like a man scorned, either. >> that's absolutely right. you hear about crimes of passion all the time but i have to be honest with you. you rarely hear about things like this. what i think is going on is it's more than jealousy or envy. i actually think there's a personality disorder here. >> on whose part? >> maybe a few personality disorders here. >> all right. yeah. i think, you know, we were talking last night, why does david letterman continuously go back to the well and go out with co-workers and he married one, when he meets the most beautiful, accomplished, successful, famous and rich women in the entire world on the planet, they sit next to him on a couch on television. why didn't he ask those out? and of course, we're going to also talk about the big issue tonight that is it okay to have sex in the workplace. i'm not talking about actually doing the act on the job. i'm talking about -- >> good. >>

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he is also a suspect in his fourth wife stacy's disappearance. he has denied any wrongdoing. >>> tonight on hln "news and views" nancy grace covers breaking news as police lead the desperate search for a missing kansas teen who may be in danger. authorities have found her car but no trace of keighley ann alea. nancy grace at 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. eastern here on hln news and views. >>> a strange story that at first you want to laugh at but it's serious. a 74-year-old woman is in the hospital after being attacked by five raccoons. she said that she heard noises in the back yard. she goes to the door like anybody would, opens the door. then the raccoons began biting and scratching her legs. >> they viciously attacked her. i mean, she had large, gaping wounds on her legs. >> there was blood everywhere. she had a gash on the back of her head. her legs were open and exposed. i have three little children. >> quite frankly, we're frightened that if they're comfortable with this conduct what's to stop them from attacking again? >> can you imagine? a neighb

stacy newman, our producer on the story, what happened? what led up to this?e get into the home? how did he attack the mother? did he use a knife? did he use a gun? why did he take the baby? what do we know? >> well, just coming into the nancy grace newsroom right now is that the suspect went to the home, had some kind of argument with the mother, he was armed with a knife, assaulted her, attacked the mom. then he snatched the baby and took off in the girlfriend's black suv. >> now, here's my question, stacy newman, do we know what, if anything, led up to the altercation? is this his biological baby? >> nancy, this is his biological baby. we do not know what led up to this argument, but what we do know is that this father is actually an escaped felon. he has been on the run since the end of august, nancy, escaping from a halfway house. >> he's gone on the run since august and now he shows up, snatches the baby at knifepoint and takes off. what more do we know about him? patrick donlin, with the "williams port-sun gazette," what do we know about him? what is hi

. >> to stacy, our producer on the story, let's go through what we know.ing there are new and credible sightings. is all of this based on eyewitness alone or do we have any surveillance video, anything? >> there is no surveillance video at this time that we know of. and we do know investigators have combed through every piece of video that they have. no sight of morgan. all of these -- this timeline, the tips are all based on eyewitness reports, but cops are confident that these are credible sightings. >> okay. but i don't understand that. pat brown, you're the criminal profiler, pat brown, author of "killing for sport." they must have had some type of interaction with morgan to make sure that these are credible. she maybe asked them a question, a direction or something, because just saying, yeah, i saw a girl that looked like that, that's not really knocking me out. >> yeah, it's not working for me either, nancy. there are so many girls that look so similar. if you think about a concert area, tons of people. >> it's the location of the pocketbook that's b

let's go to stacy in canada. good evening, stacy. >> caller: hi. good evening. how are you? >> your question. >> caller: i love your show. i'd like to know where this nanny is -- where she is and when she left the child with this lady how long has -- when did she leave the child with this lady? >> okay. good question. kathi belich, cnn affiliate wftv. ing kathi, let's go back to the beginning. talk to us about this nanny. because those were the first words out of casey anthony's mouth when she spoke with investigators. >> that's right. she told them she dropped caylee off with the nanny on june 16th. it was the day after father's day. it was a monday. she said she dropped her off with a nanny at the sawgrass apartments, that her name is zenaida gonzalez. and no one -- that's a good question, where is she, who is she, because no one knows the answer to that question. and at the anthonys' attorney's news conference the other day he claims the family is now focused on puerto rico looking for this zenaida gonzalez. but it's been more than a year, and nobody can produce this woma

the former "washington times" editor stacy mccain. no relation to others. the 1850s. for instance, the progressive take on interracial marriage. the media forced interracial media in to the public mind and perfectly rational people react to the images with an all-together natural revulsion. sarah palin took one look at lin vincent and said, you bet you. >> ghost writer co-wrote one of the last books with the guy who's an anti-mesagenation. >> that guy? >> the natural revulsion images. >> thank you for watching tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow night. "countdown with keith olbermann" starts right now. >> which of these stories will you talk about tomorrow? 122 more americans died today because they don't have health insurance. on the way to 44,000 more americans dying this year because they don't have health insurance. and democratic congressman alan grayson gets criticized for saying this -- >> remember, the republican plan -- don't get sick. if you do get sick, die quickly. >> grayson this afternoon said -- stick it. >> i apologize the dead and their families tha

we did think that. >> so bottom line, do you believe drew peterson murdered kathleen savio and stacyn. >> i believe anything is possible with him. >> why come out now? why hold your silence this long and speak now? >> why these people that are victimized being victimized by these abusers, why they stay in this type of situation is completely wrong. i saw my mom be abused by him for years and she just allowed it. i think that all these people, all these women and men that are being abused need to stop -- stop that violence. that's what's made me come out. >> lisa ward, we appreciate you being here this morning. thank you. >> thank you very much for having me. >> hope to see you again. >> thank you. >>> coming up next her story of survival is a miracle and so what is what you're about to see her do right here next. ♪ ( sfx: lever and stairs flattening noise, and sliding sound ) pop-tarts®, plase!, ♪ ( sfx: toaster pop ) when you give your kids... kellogg's frosted straerry pop-tarts®... baked with real fruit, .they'll rise. # and you'll shine. ( sfx: mom giggles ) pop-tarts®. made for

stacy cohan this morning is live at the newseum in northwest washington where they're vague watch partyrning. >> reporter: good morning. the. cross mission is rapidly reaching the final stage in that collision with the moon, all of this in the name of science and the search for water on the moon. here to plain it in a much better fashion than i possibly could, we have nasa scientist jim garvin tell me what is this mission about in a nutshell? >> this is the ultimate fittics experiment. we'll whack the moon with 2300 kilograms of stuff and see if we can excavate, dig up from tens of feet deep evidence of water or other stuff we don't know about the moon. this is kind of the ultimate digging experiment to see if we could learn to live off the moon. >> reporter: this ihappening in two stages. there is the initial collision and some pictures being sent back and i guess what will happen is the final imaging equipment itself will collide. >> exactly. the big 20-foot rocket that used to be full of fuel will hit the moon spice as fast as a speeding bullet and it will kick up and make a crater.

peterson and as you know, peterson is a person of interest in the disappearance of his fourth wife, stacybut he's already charged in the drowning of savio, his third wife and she drowned in a dry bathtub, and as that murder trial and trail draws near, new developments making peterson's lawyer feel they are facing an uphill battle and more from byron harlet of wfld in chicago. >> reporters got only a quick glimpse of drew pistons as he left court and it went as poorly as possible for him and his defense team who tried and failed to get the trial moved from wilkes county based on the monster coverage the case received in the media. and the -- they argued it would be difficult if not impossible to find an impartial jury. the judge decided that they can if they try. >> that is an issue that will be brought up when we pick the jury if we have too many people who appear to be prejudiced when we pick the jury and we'll revisit it. >> reporter: the murdered victim's words were the focus of the other major top thick judge considered, prosecutors will likely introduce statements from kathleen savio

investigators ruled her death an accident, but started taking a closer look after his fourth wife, stacyd. she was reported missing two years ago today. >>> and on capitol hill, busy day. house democrats have come together behind a plan to overhaul the health care system. speaker nancy pelosi says the proposal integrates reform bills approved in three separate committees. now, this bill does include the government-run public option for health care insurance with federal assistance for low-income families to buy coverage. it would also prevent insurance companies from denying coverage for any preexisting conditions and requires businesses to provide insurance for their employees. pelosi says, if the bill is enacted, 96% of all of you, al americans, would get health insurance coverage. >> it opens doors to quality medical care to those who are shut out of the system for far too long. and because of the work of our members and our meetings across the country, we know that prevention and wellness are important part of this legislation, and it puts a major new emphasis on preventative care, e

my brother patrick and his wife stacy.e were going to a wine event and i keep my wine, my -- in the freezer especially in scottsdale when it's hot as all get out? >> suck on ice cubes. >> no you get it out before it gets too cold. he was in front freezer and i saw this guy in a tuxthat was -- looked like that and i was like, oh, baby. >> it was a black-tie event, we had a good time. >> i said, oh, hello. i'm valerie, and you are? >> and he's like, tom. >> so what did you think about a big star like her coming onto you tom. >> it was difficult. i had to get used to it. >> did you -- >> i just plowed her with champagne. >> he did. >> at the event, he kept -- every time my champagne would go down to here i would have another one in the hand. i was like what the -- that was before jenny craig. >> he met you and fell in love you before -- i love that. >> he's a keeper. >> that's a keep sir. >> was big too i was 220. >> he's lost a lot on the program. >> they criticize the women. >> do you remember how big your belly was, look i

let's go to stacy in canada. good evening, stacy. >> caller: hi. good evening. how are you? >> hi.r question? >> caller: i love your show. i'd like to know where this nanny is -- where she is and when she left the child with this lady how long has -- when did she leave the child with this lady? >> okay. good question. kathi belich, cnn affiliate wftv. kathi, let's go back to the beginning. talk to us about this nanny. because those were the first words out of casey anthony's mouth when she spoke with investigators. >> that's right. she told them she dropped caylee off with the nanny on june 16th. it was the day after father's day. it was a monday. she said she dropped her off with a nanny at the sawgrass apartments, that her name is zenaida gonzalez. and no one -- that's a good question, where is she, who is she, because no one knows the answer to that question. and at the anthonys' attorney's news conference the other day he claims the family is now focused on puerto rico looking for this zenaida gonzalez. but it's been more than a year, and nobody can produce this woman who was a

psychotherapist stacy kaiser, this is the oldest motive under the sun. they say hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. guess what, hell hath no fury like a man scorned, either. >> that's absolutely right. you hear about crimes of passion all the time but i have to be honest with you. you rarely hear about things like this. what i think is going on is it's more than jealousy or envy. i actually think there's a personality disorder here. >> on whose part? >> maybe a few personality disorders here. >> all right. yeah. i think, you know, we were talking last night, why does david letterman continuously go back to the well and go out with co-workers and he married one, when he meets the most beautiful, accomplished, successful, famous and rich women in the entire world on the planet, they sit next to him on a couch on television. why didn't he ask those out? and of course, we're going to also talk about the big issue tonight that is it okay to have sex in the workplace. i'm not talking about actually doing the act on the job. i'm talking about -- >> good. >>

to stacy newman, our producer on the story. what can you tell me about her myspace? >> well, her myspace, basically just the typical teenager type myspace page. but one interesting quote she had on there said, "i'm so damn young, but i do it like a pro." very grown for a 17-year-old girl. >> and what else can you tell me, stacey, about the little boy? who's got the little boy now? is he back with the grandmother? >> he is not back with the grandmother tonight. he's actually with cps tonight. grandmother i believe is probably trying to work out some custody to get this child. >> okay. but didn't the mother and the little boy live with the grandmother already? if there was not something wrong in that home, don't you think, stacey newman, the child would be back in the home? >> i do. and actually, i think police are trying to just sort out what is going on in that home because also we've learned this is not the first time that victoria has taken off with her child. >> let's unleash the lawyers. susan moss, ray giudice, richard herman. susan moss, anybody could have pick

i want to bring in stacy kaiser. as we see the pictures of this 8-year-old little girl how do you explain she could turn a fighter. and no offense, it doesn't sound like the psychological help was the difference. she had it in her from the beginning. >> i think she did have it in her from the beginning. and you cannot underestimate the support from her family ongoing. encouraged her advocates as well. and i also want to point out bass i think it's really important, a lot of research that shows that telling your story is actually healing. so this process for her has been good for her. >> yeah it is. it has. and, jane, don't you think this will be an inspiration for others to get the help? and i want to read a quote real quick. this is from jennifer. i will get your take jane. she writes "it's not about me anymore. i know that there are so many little girls out there who have been raped and hurt. you have to fight back." >> we talk about the war on women and i had the lawyers say the other night, there is no war on wom

to stacy newman, our producer on the story. what can you tell me about her myspace? >> well, her myspace, basically just the typical teenager type myspace page. but one interesting quote she had on there said, "i'm so damn young, but i do it like a pro." very grown for a 17-year-old girl. >> and what else can you tell me, stacey, about the little boy? who's got the little boy now? is he back with the grandmother? >> he is not back with the grandmother tonight. he's actually with cps tonight. grandmother i believe is probably trying to work out some custody to get this child. >> okay. but didn't the mother and the little boy live with the grandmother already? if there was not something wrong in that home, don't you think, stacey newman, the child would be back in the home? >> i do. and actually, i think police are trying to just sort out what is going on in that home because also we've learned this is not the first time that victoria has taken off with her child. >> let's unleash the lawyers. susan moss, ray giudice, richard herman. susan moss, anybody could have pick

it leaves hair full, starting at the roots, and that's gonna last all day. [ stacy ] full, thick-looking results the leading salon brand can't beat. full & thick from pantene. gretchen: under the president's health reform the favorite doctors will be those who spend the least amount of money. doctors who order the most tests tests, most procedures and prescribe the most drugs will be penalized. peter johnson jr. says whether that is a prescription for truth or prescription for das disaster. >> prescription for disaster. i heard about this last night. lori wiener producer on "fox & friends" said there is an editorial in the "wall street journal" today that lays out one of the provisions of the baucus bill. one of the provisions in the baucus bill, the president's health care reform is that the doctors who prescribe the most tests, most procedures, most surgeries, those in the 90th percentile, those will the highest amount of test procedures and surgeries will be penalized 5%. so they will be paid 5% less and, in effect, the government will be rationing health care by saying to these docto

stacy newman, our producer on the story, what more can you tell me?well, nancy, what i can tell you is state police as well as university of virginia police are converging there. john paul jones arena. as we speak, nancy, just trying to find leads. they also are asking concertgoers who had cameras there, who had cell phones and may have taken video, if they have any pictures of 20-year-old morgan harrington. >> stacey newman joining us on the story. so the cops are just now converging? why? >> they're not just now converging, nancy. they actually have been there since about i think sunday -- >> okay. >> -- but what did happen is because of bad weather over the weekend they couldn't put choppers up until monday. >> okay. good point, stacey. tim martin, what about surveillance video in that arena? i mean, 16,000 people? surely somebody saw what happened. >> you know, absolutely right. and that's what police are looking into. and they're really asking the people that were at this concert to check their videos, check their camera phones, because somebody

even the "new york post's" linda stacy, one of the toughest critics out there loves joy. the smartest new talk show of the tv season that can turn out to be the smartest news show on television, period. on "the view," the ladies congratulated her, but wanted to know if it will go to her head. >> you will be impossible now. >> i missed you girl last night. i had to interrupt myself. >> the think i think i enjoyed watching you, the "new york post" called you the busiest working woman on television. i thought it was funny. huh the comic timing. you are naturally funny. i laugh and i thought about things. when they said it's the american way to carry guns and janine said if a bunch of black people walked in with guns, you would see how american it would be. i was screaming at the tv. >> thank you very much. >> once again, welcome. our facebook page is sizzling and hundreds of you have written about jon getting fired and the famous for nothing kardashians. i know they have a clothing store and a fragrance out that means they do a lot more than jon and who are parents on tv. if

stacy kaiser, she nailed it, dysfunction. that's putting it mildly isn't it? >> i think it is. it sounds to me like a family that doesn't take good responsibility for their actions and make change when they're supposed to. >> let's get a call-in, guys. jennifer with us in florida. your thoughts here? >> caller: hi, mike. i love your show. >> thanks. >> caller: thank you. my theory is, sir, on haleigh cummings, i do believe misty took haleigh and junior to the party. okay? this is very parallel to the casey anthony case. >> you're thinking the partying was part of that with little kayll kaylie and casey as well. it's a growing trend with young mothers. they take their children so they can party. >> you're not the only one that believes that theory. thanks for the call. tj, clarify for us again, we're backtracking here but let's get the viewers up to speed on the theory that there was a party. that misty took the kids to it or at least haleigh. help us out. what do we know of this theory? >> this comes from a letter that our radio station received through a private investigator a

they started taking a closer look after his fourth wife, stacy, just disappeared. she was reported missing two years ago today. >>> breaking news tonight in a case we have been following very closely here. florida police warn somer thompson's killer may be paying very close attention to the investigation. and people may be associated with the killer and not even know it. plus somer's father brings the latest on the search for justice in his baby's tragic death. nancy grace is on the story. she'll have the latest breaking developments at 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. eastern time right here on hln "news and views." >>> four centuries of chinese art of tie chi has been used to relax and calm the mind. barbara hall has more in today's health minute. >> reporter: they can be seen all over china, older adults practicing the slow movements of tai chi. the practice has even caught on in the united states. now a limited study shows that regular tai chi exercise can reduce knee pain in the elderly. according to the centers for disease control 4.3 million americans over the age of 60

my brother patrick and his wife stacy. we were going to a wine event and i keep my wine, my -- in the freezer especially in scottsdale when it's hot as all get out? >> suck on ice cubes. >> no you get it out before it gets too cold. he was in front freezer and i saw this guy in a tuxthat was -- looked like that and i was like, oh, baby. >> it was a black-tie event, we had a good time. >> i said, oh, hello. i'm valerie, and you are? >> and he's like, tom. >> so what did you think about a big star like her coming onto you tom. >> it was difficult. i had to get used to it. >> did you -- >> i just plowed her with champagne. >> he did. >> to be honyoift. >> at the event, he kept -- every time my champagne would go down to here i would have another one in the hand. i was like what the -- that was before jenny craig. >> he met you and fell in love you before -- i love that. >> he's a keeper. >> that's a keep sir. >> was big too i was 220. >> he's lost a lot on the program. >> they criticize the women. >> do you remember how big y