joining me is actor stephen baldwin. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> if you're hollywood royalty before we get to the cancer situation, who's the king of the family? alec? >> oh, without question? >> without question? >> i have to ask the question -- have i ever seriously needed a large amount of money, who would i go to? i said, alec. he's got the most. probably bail money. $5 million. i'd have to go right to alec. >> all right, your family is very close. you're talking about your mother's illness. she survived cancer. >> 19-year survivor. >> must have been difficult for all of the children to have a mother very ill with breast cancer. tell us about that. >> when my mom was diagnosed, a year before my wettin iwedding, been married 19 years. in typical baldwin fashion, she kept her mouth shut and she didn't want to ruin the wedding. she's had a double mastectomy and has been a crusader since. >> when was the carolyn baldwin fund started? how long ago? >> ten years ago. >> which two? >> two chamters, upstate and lon

. >> well, what i see in lebron is someone who's mature enough to understand some what have stephen'said, that he need to discipline himself. that's something we've always talked about going way back into high school, that there's a certain amount of discipline that you have to have with respect to the position you've been given. he's on a bigger platform so his responsibility is greater. but all of us are role models at some level. it's not just him. it's all of us. >> are we missing a point here when we look at and question the whole idea of responsibility in that these people attain it very, very early on. as i say, maybe the maturity has not caught up with the bank account. do we take that into account enough? >> i mean these athletes, they have so many people around them, especially the the ones who are up there. lebron, kobe, guys like that. they should be able to put them in places to be ae1 role model. in a perfect world, teachers would be role models, policemen. but kids don't have posters of them hanging up over their walls. >> i think the biggest thing for me, as i listen

for more, let me bring in journalist stephen a. smith on this one tonight. good to have you with us. >> always. >> do you think the american people are okay with the president getting involved in this and trying to seal the deal for his hometown? >> of course they are. i don't think there's any question about it. obviously you're going to have a few million people that have a problem with it, but that's only because they have a problem with him. of the 69 million votes he got to win the presidency of the united states, there were 59 million people that voted for john mccain. so there's a lot of people out there that will find any excuse to find a problem with the president and that's the way it goes. >> to underscore that, this is whatever you want to call him, glenn beck, this is his argument why chicago should not get the olympics. >> i'm trying to figure this out. vancouver lost how much was it? they lost a billion dollars when they had the olympics. >> well, actually the olympics there aren't until 2010. this is going to be an economic shot in the arm. b

the band's website says stephen gately died on vacation in spain yesterday. he is on the far left in this picture. however, it's still unclear how he died. the band had a series of number one hits and albums in britain before breaking up in 2000. they reunited last year. >>> some grown-ups are rediscovering their inner child and learning how to have fun and laugh out loud. fredricka whitfield shows us how playdates are catching on with adults. >> reporter: playdates aren't just for children these days. in a slumping economy, one company is broadening the appeal of fun and games and inviting bigger kids at heart. >> back in the day games. you know, it feels good to play it again. >> play that gives adults an opportunity to put their adult problems on the shelf for a moment and play like they're a kid again. >> creating a unique formula for an alternative to adult night life. playdate started a few years ago, and organizers say they went from 85 attendees to more than 400. they attribute the success partly to people looking for low-cost entertainment during tou

stephen in minnesota. stephen? >> caller: hi, jim. >> hi, stephen. how are you?> caller: hey, a small town buea from minnesota. the host of the pga championship and one of the "money" magazine's best places to live in america. >> you know what i got a big boo-yah shout-out to your town. it's nice to hear a little optimism now and then. >> caller: hey! hey, here is my question, do you consider prolodgis under the commercial real estate label or would industrial real estate be a separate category? and within that context, given their financial position and their position in the global supply chain, how do you see their prospects for the long term. >> you know my old friend justin namis who i saw recent who is my premier chartist. i bumped into him when this stock was into the low and single digits. it's now doubled. i will not go there. by the way it is an industrial. i think that we've had our gain in prolodgis. i have better once and i want to play this whole thing through the iyr that the point anyway. not all real estate investment charts are created equal. so

yesterday fha commissioner david stephens tried to calm fears. take a listen. >> let me simply state at the outset that based on current projections, absent any catastrophic further home price declines, fha will not need to ask congress and the american taxpayer for extraordinary assistance. we will not need a bailout. >> yeah. never heard that before. so will the fha problem be the next fannie or freddie? taxpayer bailout nation? here is john carney from businessinsider.com which runs clusterstock.com. hey, john, you broke this story. i don't know, when he john a month ago. so now this guy david stevens, what's he smoking? we know what the oslo nobel peace prize is smoking. >> here's the thing, he said absent catastrophic declines, they won't need a bailout. that is actually wrong. they don't know what the future default rate will be. and as robert reich just said earlier in the subject, one out of six americans run employed or underemployed. they can't afford to pay off the mortgages. the fha is therein shurg mortgages every day. they're doing

joining me, actor stephen baldwin. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> if you're hollywood royalty, before we get to the cancer conversation, who's the king of the family? come on? >> without question. >> without question, he's the king? >> i just got asked the question if i ever seriously needed a large amount of money, who would i go to? i said, alec. he's got the most and it would probably be bail money and at least $5 million. i'd have to go right to alec. >> all right. your family's very close. we're talking about your mother's illness. she survived cancer. >> sure. 19 year survivor. absolutely. >> must have been difficult with all the children to have a mother who was very ill with breast cancer. tell us about that a little bit. >> well, when my mom was diagnosed it was a year before my wedding, which i've been married 19 years. she didn't say anything. typical baldwin dysfunction, she just kept her mouth shut and didn't want to ruin the wedding. oh, gosh, mom, thanks, now we find out you have breast cancer. it

moz >>> yesterday stephen in illinois made me feel look a regular old clown. a subpar one at that. in the vein of bozo rather than crusty. he stumped me with a question about emergent biosolutions. symbol ebs. since i'll do anything to avoid looking like a chump, i got to do what i always do. i go back to the home work and come up with an answer. otherwise, i'll be spending the rest of the week beating myself up drinking the cheap scotch on the increasingly dirty linolium floor. it is a tiny little $530 million biotech company. it makes the only fda approved vaccine for anthrax. they have a steady business and it should last until 2013 selling it to the government as biothrax vaccines are required for military personnel. they're also working on a successor drug. it's more stable. and should work nicely as a patent extender if it gets fda approval. here's why like it as a solid speculative play. it is expected to be awarded a new contract to supply the government worth up to $500 million. that is nearly the same size as the company's market cap. that is a catal

fredericksburg, up 45. 50 in stephens city. suitland, up 50 degrees. it will warm up nicely into the afternoon. high temperatures near 70 degrees with a lot of sunshine. it will look great and feel great. maybe some showers by the weekend. now to lisa baden. >> we do have breaking news. there has been a water main break. it was first reported around 2:00 this morning. we will show you video. it is sizeable near the prince george's plaza. queens chapel road is going to be affected for the morning rush hour. bell crest road will take most of the bailout traffic. pepco crews are in vault right now. this is queens chapel road. more to come on this breaking story. now to alison and julie. >> thank you. >>> police in prince george's county are looking for whatever shot an off-duty officer. >> two suspects tried to carjack the officer. this was in fort washington. matt brock has the latest. >> they set up a perimeter when this happened about 10:00 last by. we can show you some video of the perimeter. it was up for several hours. the suspects approach to the o

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the band's website says stephen gately died while he was on vacation in spain yesterday. he is on the far left in this picture. however, it's still unclear how he died. the band had a series of number one hits and albums in britain before breaking up in 2000. they reunited last year. >>> a ucla professor says he was worried enough about a stabbing suspect's mental health to inform the school about it. professor steven frank says 10 months ago, he told a university administrator about 20-year-old damon thompson after thompson accused frank of taunting him. thompson is accused of stabbing another student in the throat in a chemistry lab. >>> you think you've heard everything about new york? there are lots of hidden spots worth checking out. one of our i-reporter has a few for new today's look at "my city, my secret." >> hi, i'm julio, we're in new york city. and i want to show you some of my best-kept secrets of new york. we're inside the cathedral church of st. john of the vine. this is a hidden gem in new york. people don't know about the musical programs, the outreach to

and there never 1 draft pick stephen strasbourg pitches for the first time in arizona.wo strikeouts, no walks, and he will pitch again october 11. it and chris ebbert and greg norman have called it quits after 15 months of marriage. >> there is a handicap there somewhere. >> you got that right. >> chairman max baucus man brought congress closer to -- than it ever has been to passing senate finance reform. where the discussions happening now? >> they are happening discreetly in the back rooms of the democrats will begin have been hovering next week to know the two senate bills that are competing they're keeping their favorites out of the play in helping tmç have at a better chance for the bills merge. helping tmç have at a better chance for the bills merge. >> coming to the end of a beautiful monday. >> you are looking off to the west as the sun slowly sinks. it will be a cool night. bright and sunny tomorrow morning. clouds will increase near the afternoon showers wednesday morning and then clearing in the afternoon triggered beautiful weather thursday and frida and may

. >> stephen bakerlaimed that they acted outsidef the law. they listened incross three countries without authority. the jurors were convinced, had masterminded another criminal enterpris >> people engage in serious organized cre. noatter where ey go in the world, they engage in crime. they are aarget for us and we ll deal with th. >> they will be sentenced in cember. syria need help to tackle the effects ofhe worst drought that they haveeen in decades. least 1illion people are feing the impact and syria alone. parts of turkey and jordan are alsoffected. >> for three years, they ha been waiting for the rn to come. for three years, not a drop ha fallen fr the sky. thisrovince used to be the bread basket o syria. there once ferle land has n turned tdust. much of her family budget now goes to th. >> where can we go? my neighbors have left. who uld he me with a of my childn and how wh i find a job? >> the -- their dinne has been the samein has be for months. breaand lentils. r chilen have not had any meat or food for at least a year. its because o

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>> jordan stephen dupont held at the treatment center facility. escaped from custody on monday. and then today state police tell us he was helped by a youth councilor at the facility. both are facing charges. but jeff, there is more. the youth councilor, 26-year-old tyra greenfield of whitemarsh is charged with harboring and sexual child abuse. police say greenfield and dupont developed a relationship inside the treatment center for juvenile sex offenders and planned the escape. dupont was on an outing at whitemarsh mall with other kids and guards when he escaped. a call to his family cell phone led investigators to the councilor. >> we have learned that there was a sexual intercourse that took place at her residence. and later the next morning, she drove that juvenile to a residence in laurel delaware, which is where we apprehended him at. she indicates that there was no sexual relationship that took place within the facility. that the first incident was the night of the escape. >> bail was set for greenfield at $75,000. if convicted, she must register as a child sex offender.

the band's website says stephen gately died while he was on vacation in spain yesterday. he is on the far left in this picture. however, it's still unclear how he died. the band had a series of number one hits and albums in britain before breaking up in 2000. they reunited last year. >>> some new york muslims say they're being singled out in a terrorist investigation. they held a protest yesterday as investigators look into nagibullah zazi. they accuse law enforcement of racial profiling and claim their neighborhood has been disrupted by police raids. >> people are scared to go to mosque. i was yesterday in the mosque for friday prayer. we are missing about two, three lines, and plus the racial profiling, that everybody has been questioned by the color of their skin, by the way they look, and especially in our building. >> that man also says he can't find a job because he was under police surveillance. zazi is expected of planning a terrorist attack in new york. he pleaded not guilty. >>> a well-established heating and air conditioning company found its sales sagging, but

little stephen. born again, conservative and republican. i said i'm a registered independent.ow you're a republican sympathizer. >> good impression. catch "the joy behar show" at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on hln. >>> people nearly choked on their lunch when a deer came crashing through a restaurant. the deer smashed through a window and ran out the front door. this is right outside of detroit. the restaurant is blocks away from any woods. where did the poor deer come from. poor thing. >> he was hungry. >>> the miami dolphins landed the last punch in a thriller over the new york jets. here's rafer with some of the video of the game, some of the video behind the scenes. >> good morning, robin. it was easily one of the most thrilling fourth quarters of any football game that i can remember. and that's the god's honest truth. the team owners trying to bring sexy back to the phins? button your shirt, son. he can do whatever the heck he wants. but it was quite a game. a barn burner with five lead changes in the fourth quarter. mark sanchez with the long pass here. originally it was a t

joining me is actor stephen baldwin. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> if you're hollywood royalty, before we get to the cancer conversation, who's the king of the family, alec? come on. >> without question. i just got to ask the question, if i ever seriously needed a large a lot of money, who would i go to? i said, alec, he's got the most and it would probably be bail money and it would be at least $5 million so i would have to right to alec. >> now your family is very close, we're talking about your mother's illness, though she survived breast cancer? >> survivor. >> it must have been difficult for all those boys to have a mother with cancer. >> it was a year before my wedding and i had been married for 19 years and in typical baldwin fashion, she didn't want to ruin the wedding. but it was pretty far along, she eventually had a double mastectomy and has been a tremendous crusader ever since. >> when was the carolyn baldwin fund started? >> ten years ago? >> what's your part in the organization? >> there's two chap

joining me, actor stephen baldwin.. >> if you're hollywood royalty -- before we get to the cancer conversation -- who's the king of the family? alec? come on? >> without question. >> without question, he's the king? >> i just got asked the question if i ever seriously needed a large amount of money, who would i go to? i said, alec. he's got the most and it would probably be bail money and at least $5 million. i'd have to go right to alec. >> all right. your family's very close. we're talking about your mother's illness. she survived cancer. >> sure. 19 year survivor. absolutely. >> must have been difficult with all the children to have a mother who was very ill with breast cancer. tell us about that a little bit. >> well, when my mom was diagnosed it was a year before my wedding, which i've been married 19 years. she didn't say anything. typical baldwin dysfunction, she just kept her mouth shut and didn't want to ruin the wedding. oh, gosh, mom, thanks. now we find out you have breast cancer. it was pretty far along. s

i choose not to. >> "the washington post" op-ed columnist stephen hayward summed it up this way. answer may be still trying to find their footing. a recent straw poll found huckabee leading the pack and barely pulled in a quarter of the vote. john mccain says handing sarah palin the 2012 nomination could be catastrophic. john mccain is active behind the scenes recruiting candidates that can reshape the party in his image, a kinder, more moderate gop and whether or not he can pull it off, dylan, that is the ending of a story waiting to be written. >> jacobs wisburg is joining us. he says republican party has become fundamentally brain dead in his latest article. also with us is democratic strategist karen finney who i suspect is kleined to agree with jacob births of her profession. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> jake, i am going to quote you. i feel like we've watching how they dealt with the banks, our congress and how they dealt with and dealing with health insurance is constructive for all of us in america to see who it is these people work for, left and right, d

autry stephens right-hand man is on there to tell them what's at stake. >> you know the last well took whole nine yards. we have to get those day back. some way or other. this well, we got to get her knocked out, 12 days, we'll meet our deadline. it's really important that we meet that deadline. just do your job right the first time and don't have to do it over again. >> he told us, he wants this well to be better. he didn't want all that [ bleep ] we had on the last well. >> all right. get to work. >> in midland, veteran roughneck gerald sobered up since being fired from big dog, now he's plotting his return to the oil fields. but with a wedding only a week away his fiancee has other plans. >> this is it. rosie's hired him at her job, stripping airplanes. >> it's going to stink like crazy. >> i think it pretty well already smells. >> they run my ass off the rig because i was two hours late for work and they didn't want me out there anyway, they used that as an excuse to run my ass off. i'll be here with rosie and her crew. i'm game for anything, i'll try anything once, maybe twice to

ought autry stephens right-hand man is on there to tell them what's at stake. >> you know the last wellng, the whole nine yards. we have to get those day back. some way or other. this well, we got to get her knocked out, 12 days, we'll meet our deadline. it's really important that we meet that deadline. just do your job right the first time and don't have to do it over again zbhf he told us, he want this is well to be better. he didn't want all that [ bleep ] we had on the last well. >> all right. get to work. >> in midland, veteran roughneck gerald sobered up since being fired from big dog, now he's plotting his return to the oil fields. but with a wedding only a week away his fiancee has other plans. >> this is it. rosy's hired him at her job, stripping airplanes. >> it's going to stink like crazy. >> i think it pretty well already smells. >> they run my ass off the rig because i was two hours late for work and they didn't want me out there anyway, they used that as an excuse to run my ass off. i'll be here with rosie and her crew. i'm game for anything, i'll try anything once, maybe

. >> that's a big surprise to delegate stephen dubois that co-sponsored the bill. >> people standing there with a sign soliciting dollars, walking into the street, becoming a safety hazard. people felt harassed. >> they say the law on panhandling cannot be enforced. it would extend (inaudible). >>. >> what happens if the police tell you that you cannot solis money on york road? >> then i will have to find something else. but like i said, god never closes one door without opening another. >> so until he hears otherwise, jeff will not be leaving york road any time soon. in cockeysville, john rydell, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> we don't know when the county council will adopt the own ordinance that will allow police to enforce the ban on panhandlers. >> iran and 6 world powers, iran will allow the u.n. to inspect the nuclear facility in the next few weeks. six powers hope to persuade tehran to enrich the nuclear program. iran maintains it has the right to use nick clair energy for peaceful means. >> washington times is working on a story about the talks. times found out the plan discussed

little stephen born again conservative and republican. i said i'm a registered independent.says we all know you're a republican sympathizer. >> you can catch "the joy behar show" at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on hln. >>> a transplant patient gets a new set of lungs only to die because they used to belong to a heavy smoker. what the hospital says about it. and a historically black university is crowning its first white beauty queen but the new job comes with some challenges. >>> a lung transplant patient is dead after he got the lungs of a 50 cigarette a day smoker. british soldier matthew milligan got the transplant. less than a year later they found the tumor on his lungs. the hospital says that it's not unusual to transplant a smoker's lungs because there just are not enough lungs available. that is a sad state of affairs is it not? 47 minutes past the hour. travelers, if you're running for the door because you're running for your plane let's talk to bob first. >> low clouds hanging out again robin. good morning to you. so far no delays but those are going to start mounting ar

. >> stephen bochco's "raising the bar" mondays at 10:00 on tnt. and pick up nancy's new book "the eleventh victim" available now wherever books are sold. >>> what we need is for misty to come down here and tell us the truth. >> i'm trying to do everything to find her. you know, answer any questions i have to. because i know i didn't do anything to that little girl. >> misty can relieve this pressure by telling her attorney that, you know, we need to go down to the sheriff's office and really lay out in clear terms what i was doing from 8:00 p.m. till 3:00 a.m. >> do you believe she left the home and left the children alone, ronald? >> absolutely not. >> you stand very strongly behind misty croslin's story. what do you make of police saying that she has the answers? >> i have to leave the investigative part of this to law enforcement because you know, if i go with every whim and every accusation then i'm going to be flipping back and forth in my life and, you know, what we stand, you know -- we just stand for haleigh here. we just want haleigh to c

autry stephens' right-hand man, walter smith, is on site to remind everyone what's at stake. >> y'allad the fishing job and the trip, the whole nine yards. we're gonna have to get those days back some way or other. this well -- we've got to get her knocked out in about 12 days, we'll meet our deadline. and it's real important that we meet that deadline. just do your job right the first time, and don't have to do it over again. >> he told us that he wants this well to be better. he didn't want all that bull [bleep] we had on the last well. >> all right, get to work. >> you got it, boss. >> narrator: in midland, veteran roughneck gerald's sobered up since being fired from big dog. now he's plotting his return to the oil fields, but with a wedding only a week away, his fiancée has other plans. >> this is it. >> narrator: rosie's hired him at her job, stripping airplanes. >> it's gonna stink like crazy. >> yeah, i think i can pretty well already smell it. well, they run my ass off a rig 'cause i was two hours late for work, and they didn't want me out there anyway, so they used that as an

. >> stephen bochco's "raising the bar." mondays at 10:00 on tnt. and pick up nancy's new book "the eleventh victim," available now wherever books are sold. >>> i loved her like she's my own. and i'll do anything to get her back. >> big news in the search for little haleigh cummings. we're hearing her father, ron cummings, and his teen bride, misty, are headed for divorce. >> ronald told her on sunday that he wants a divorce. on monday he headed to st. augustine to his attorney's office, and then by monday afternoon she was packing her stuff and she left town. >> being married, it can be stressful, and there can be challenges. add on top of that everything that they went through during their marriage. i think it would be virtually impossible for any couple to survive that. >> she's the one that holds the key information to finding out what happened to this beautiful little girl. i mean, who was with her? the last person with her. she was. >> miss neves, i don't mean to grill you. but it just doesn't all fit together. >> to me it's a very dysfunction

sergeant stephen from his proud army waif saying stephen deployed to iraq about nine months after they got married. spent their first anniversary missing them, but knows they will have many more they're going to spend together. if you have somebody in the service, we'd be happy to help you salute them. cnn.com/robin. >>> have you heard that the balloon boy incident, police are calling it a hoax? now, the sheriff in larimer county, colorado says richard heene staged the whole thing it try to get a reality tv show. core responsibility richard lui. can i say a lot of our viewers said that was the case. someone who worked with heene is cooperate corroborating the claim. >> a student at a university, in a paid interview said he worked for richard heene about two moss earlier in the year. thomas told the website he ended up taking down, writing down, heene's reality show proposals and one of them sounded a lot like what happened last week. >> the idea that they had proposed was sort of re-enacting the roswell ufo phenomenon, that they would launch this weather balloon and i guess make people

this is also true of stephen spader. he, too, was dark. he turned from a kid into theater to someone who is full of hate. they went in the early morning hours of sunday and just hacked this -- allegedly hacked this family apart. >> i'm just -- i'm just sick. i'm sick at heart. this child holding on to her life at the hospital. the father, no more wife, no more mommy. i got to tell you, trying to raise two children, it it takes two. as we go to break, happy birthday to north carolina friend jody. a smile that lights up a room. heart of gold. captain of the special olympics cheer leading team, the lady bugs. a swimming champ. loves taking care of children at local day care. happy birthday, jody. a special el low to abby. she's a 7-year-old westy. abby and her family, susan, casey, chris, never missed the program. thank you. >>> tonight, cnn heroes. >> hello. for the past two for the past few years i've had the honor of serving on the blue ribbon panel that elects the top ten cnn heroes. as a contributor to the stark fund global, we sponsor p

stephen levy, county executive, says supplies are uncertain. >> we got that shipment today, of the 600 injectable form. and we're hoping for thousands more to come. we think sporadically over the next several weeks and months. >> reporter: dr. david graham, chief deputy health commissioner of suffolk county says he only finds out day-to-day what they will receive. >> we certainly could use more, and the sooner the better, but for the doses that we do receive incrementally, we're going to administer them as soon as they come in. >> until then, the county is prioritizing high-risk people to receive their shots first. kitty pilgrim, cnn. >>> this morning, we're following new developments in that balloon story from colorado. authorities there are going to have a news conference this afternoon. now, we're expecting them to tell us more about the charges that they plan to file in their investigation. here's a quick look now at what millions of us watched last thursday, as police and the military scrambled to save 6-year-old falcon heene. >> this is a very, very dangerous situation, not only

. >> stephen bochco's "raising the bar." mondays at 10:00 on tnt. and pick up nancy's new book, "the eleventh victim," available now wherever books are sold. >>> where's the million dollars from the book? where's the $1.25 million from the show? i know how much we paid for the house. i know how much the mortgage is. i know all that stuff. where's the rest of the money, kate? what'd you do with it? i mean, i only took -- i took less than 10%. less than 10%. since march till now. less than 10%. where is the $2 million? $2 million. >> i sat all day while my kids were in school paying bills, as i normally do, and when i made the phone call to my lady at the bank that handles my accounts to transfer the money, she called me back about 45 minutes later and told me she could not do the transfers because our bank account that had had $231,000 in it now had $1,346 in it. >> you just heard kate gosselin calling in to abc's "the view." we are taking your calls live. to stephanie in indiana. hi, stephanie. >> caller: hi, nancy. thanks for taking my call. >> tha

. >> stephen bochco's "raising the bar," mondays at 10:00 on tnt. and peck up nancy's new book, "the eleventh victim," available now wherever books are sold. >>> the sheriff said that they received a handwritten note, and he wouldn't elaborate on if someone brought it to them or they found it. and he said that note led them to find this juvenile and then it was that juvenile who led them to the body out in the woods. they even said they went over this area twice and didn't come across the body until this juvenile led them to the body. >> we had been through that area, actually more than once. the body was very well concealed. >> apparently, elizabeth knew this person. >> a heartbreaking end in the search for 9-year-old elizabeth olten. little elizabeth vanishes walking alone just a short distance from her own home. and she never makes it. >> she's just a baby. she does not deserve this. her family does not deserve this. >> we're not going to be able to spend a great deal on it other than to tell you that the person that led us to this is also a juve

joining me is actor stephen baldwin. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> if you're hollywood royalty, before we get to the cancer conversation, who's the king of the family, alec? come on. >> without question. i just got to ask the question, if i ever seriously needed a large a lot of money, who would i go to? i said, alec, he's got the most and it would probably be bail money and it would be at least $5 million so i would have to right to alec. >> now your family is very close, we're talking about your mother's illness, though she survived breast cancer? >> survivor. >> it must have been difficult for all those boys to have a mother with cancer. >> it was a year before my wedding and i had been married for 19 years and in typical baldwin fashion, she didn't want to ruin the wedding. but it was pretty far along, she eventually had a double mastectomy and has been a tremendous crusader ever since. >> when was the carolyn baldwin fund started? >> ten years ago? >> what's your part in the organization? >> there's two chap

it's like 10 c.c., stephen bishop, steely dan.u do -- well, we're going to have a list on latenightwithjimmyfallon.com on what to do to throw your own yacht rock party. but you wear a captains hat, if you could. you get a double breasted blazer. if you feel like wearing an ascot, that's totally cool. and you drink champaign i think is what happens. and you pretend you're on a yacht. [ laughter ] and just listen to greamusic. i mean, this is so exciting. you can't hear it, but the audience is just clapping so fast, there's no audible sound. [ cheers and applause ] they're like hummingbirds. it's like 250 hummingbirds just going -- it is insane and i'm just so excited. and we just heard, we confirmed this, christopher cross is going to do "sailing" for the web. so your yacht rock party continues after the show on latenightwithjimmyfallon.com. i'm so excited. i'm so serious about this, i feel like fire balls should shoot out of my eyeballs right now. [ laughter ] i mean, that's how serious i am. yacht rock -- pary. that's what i'm ta

little stephen, born again, conservative and republican. i said i'm a registered independent.ican sympathizer. >> he does a good imitation. don't miss joy behar tonight at 9:00 eastern here on hln. >>> your child's school may have a zero tolerance policy when it comes to potential weapons. do the policy go too far? we'll hear about a kid suspended to taking a cub scout camping utensil to school. >>> we have new developments in the matter of a 6-year-old delaware boy suspended from school for 45 days. he faced 45 days in reform school at the age of 6. zachary got into trouble because he took a camping utensils to use at lunch. the first grader is now likely to get a reprieve. the school district said the folding knife is banned as a dangerous instrument under the zero poll rans poltolerance pol. >> i definitely agree with them that they shouldn't bring dangerous weapons to school but i shouldn't -- i don't think that the punishment should be this bad. >> the parents say the first grader was just excited about joining the cub scouts and wanted to show off his new gadget what do

. >> stephen bochco's "raising the bar." mondays at 10:00 on tnt. pick up nancy's new book, "the eleventh victim," available now wherever books are sold. >>> hello? >> hi. >> hi, what's going on? >> we are doing experiment of the flying saucer we made here, and it's supposed to be tied down. so it's just floating 20 feet up. but i don't know what happened to the tie, but it got loose or something. so it's flying. >> okay. you think he's flying around in the air somewhere? >> yes. >> okay. >> so it was an experimental plane? >> yeah. it's a flying saucer. >> it's a flying saucer? >> yeah. >> and that's gone too, right? >> i'm sorry? >> how long -- is the flying saucer gone as well? >> yes. about 20 minutes, i think. >> it's been -- they've both been missing for about 20 minutes? >> yes. >> okay. >> oh, my god. oh, my god, my son. >> and this is the mother who richard heene's colorado lawyer, david lane, says cannot speak english. all right. that is lame. at least if you're going to come up with a story come up with something i can kind of believe, th

. >> stephen bochco's "raising the bar." mondays at 10:00 on tnt. and pick up nancy's new book, "the eleventh victim," available now wherever books are sold. >>> 27 hours since little somer thompson was last seen. hundreds of police officers have joined clay county in the search. jsl, fdle, and the fbi are here. they've gone door to door. they've combed nearby woods on foot, searched on horseback, and scoured the area from above. somer's grandmother, debbie bowling, has been by somer's mother's side all day. >> as each hour goes by, she gets less and less hopeful. you know, you think about this, and you think this can't be happening to me, this can't be happening to my family. but it is. and it's very hard. >> reporter: at somer's home family and friends stop by, bringing food and leaving with flyers to pass out. everyone hopeful, desperate for some good news. >> we are hoping and praying that she is alive and that she is in our area and that we find her very soon. >> just so worried about her. this is not like her. she's a very, very loving little

stephen brier will talk about the private chambers -- stephen breyer will talk about his private chambersto will talk about the role of the courts and how he talks about the role of being a junior justice. that is tonight at 9:00 p.m.. you can see these on line on our web site at c-span.org. there is a lot of other content there for your education. san diego is up next on the republican line. caller: i was going to say buy gold and silver coins while you still can. obama is in over his head, so by some silver right now. host: dallas, texas on our democrat line. caller: i was trying to get in earlier when you had it about afghanistan. what i think should happen is instead of sending more troops, they have been over there time after time. what they need to do, remember when they had the debates for health care, all the people who had guns? let's round them up and send them over to afghanistan. but if they come back, and a -- then they can just run the country like they're trying to do now. it is ridiculous. all of them should come out of afghanistan and iraq. we have no business trying to t

bill: stephen more is with us, been a while since we have talked. what is washington doing to create jobs? >> some of my white house sources were freak out by these unemployment numbers. in the last few months the white house was able to say that they were losing jobs but at a slower pace. we not only lost more jobs, but the household survey found over half of a million lost jobs. the real unemployment rate have got people so discouraged, the people who are not even looking anymore, that is about one out of every six americans. bill: if i am one out of those six americans, i want to know what is being done. >> this is the problem. listen to what the vice president said from connecticut. that this is working better than his wildest dreams. that the stimulus has created 1 million jobs. i have to wonder what country he is talking about. we have lost jobs since the stimulus started. we were suppose that gain jobs. you have to wonder if the stimulus is working. i never believed it would work in the first place. bill: what is planned b? >> tax cuts like f

. >> stephen bochco's "raising the bar." mondays at 10:00 on tnt.ick up nancy's new book, "the eleventh victim," available now wherever books are sold. >>> where's the million dollars from the book? where's the $1.25 million from the show? i know how much we paid for the house. i know how much the mortgage is. i know all that stuff. where's the rest of the money, kate? what'd you do with it? i mean, i only took -- i took less than 10%. less than 10%. since march till now. less than 10%. where is the $2 million? $2 million. >> i sat all day while my kids were in school paying bills, as i normally do, and when i made the phone call to my lady at the bank that handles my accounts to transfer the money, she called me back about 45 minutes later and told me she could not do the transfers because our bank account that had had $231,000 in it now had $1,346 in it. >> you just heard kate gosselin calling in to abc's "the view." we are taking your calls live. to stephanie in indiana. hi, stephanie. >> caller: hi, nancy. thanks for taking my call. >> thank you

journalist and commentator, stephen kerry finney.ts and nia malika, i will begin with you. how are the president's actions playing in washington? >> folks seem to think it's a good idea. all these heads of states are going. it would look odd if our president wasn't there, pushing for the games. if he didn't go and chicago or the united states didn't get the games, there possibly would be fallout there. the argument here is the white house on monday, talking to michelle obama, her argument was you're darned if you do, you're darned if you don't in terms of going to the games and they would rather be on the side of doing. you'll see the president there. really michelle obama is taking the lead here. she's meeting with all these ioc folks and like your commentator said there, there's nobody bigger than oprah winfrey. i think the trip is nine hours one way. the presentation is about 45 minutes. he'll be speaking for about five minutes, and head back to washington on friday. >> as long as he works on health care and afghanistan on the pla

. >> carolina bermudez, stephen smith, thank you. >>> as we move on tonight, kate gosselin's new careereality star of "jon & kate plus 8" just revealed that she would love to be a movie star, but now there's news that kate could be turning her back on hollywood for good. according to published reports, kate has renewed her license to work as a registered nurse. that's what she was doing before the eight kids, the show, and all the ensuing drama. by her family if her reality show is cancelled. >>> tonight, michael vick's career is going to the dogs. actually, turns out this is a pretty good thing. the superstar quarterback, of course, fresh out of jail for running a cruel dog-fighting ring is now inspiring a new dog charity. now, if you're like me, and you're not a big fan of this guy, michael vick, this news will actually make you stabbed up and cheer. and wait until you hear the startling oprah connection to this. no this is "showbiz tonight." more stories from the "showbiz tonight" newsroom, making news right now. >>> you're watching "showbiz tonight" on hln. right now, i want you to

[applause] >> our next speaker is representative stephen farley. he is a state representative from the arizona state legislator for district 28 in tucson and serves as a policy leader for the house democrats pretty as ranking member of the transportation committee. is a member of the ways and means committee. importantly, he is the founder of the southern arizona transit advocates and was one of the first legislators in the country to introduce legislation in january, 2007, to ban driving while texting. to show that legislators and transit advocates can have multi dimensional lives, it is important to point out that stephen farley is a national recognized artist. is recognized for his large- scale tile murals and multifaceted public art projects involving individuals, communities, and nonprofit groups across the country. please welcome steve farley. [applause] >> thank you so much. i want to thank the secretary for inviting me today. it is truly an honor and privilege to be among so many well-informed colleagues, all of home no that this is an issu

jane, detective stephen igucci confirmed tuesday richardson's calls were not yet traced. that was an lapd person. that is somebody in the -- i mean, in the lapd. >> very good. i heard you. the calls haven't been confirmed yet. but do you think -- >> wait a second. mike gaynor, how do you explain that? how do you explain that they haven't checked the calls yet? >> it doesn't happen 15 seconds after you decide you're going to check a phone number. you have to get subpoenas, you have to go through the phone company. >> she's been missing two weeks. >> perhaps they have information they haven't disclosed yet as well. let me tell you something. this woman, you show me one lawyer in the country that would stand still, one defense attorney that would stand still for a client being held in custody for talking gibberish after drinking and smoking pot, and tell me one psychiatrist in the country that would sign a commitment letter for the same thing. i don't think you would find that. the woman was an adult, she was free to go. she was free to make those phone calls. it was probabl

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. >> stephen bochco's "raising the bar" mondays at 10:00 on tnt. and pick up nancy's new book, "the eleventh victim," available now wherever books are sold. >>> he has no idea how to turn it or anything, is that right? no instruction has been given to him? >> no. no, there's no way to turn it, no. >> okay. and he he has no idea how to land it or anything, right? >> no. no. >> okay. >> and there's no communication. i mean, it was just supposed to be in the back yard. >> felony charges may be filed against richard and mayumi heene. this is for claiming their 6-year-old son on board a homemade mylar balloon when it floated away from their back yard thursday afternoon. >> it wasn't until the larry king show where the family was interviewed by wolf blitzer that we had the first a-ha moment. >> did you hear us calling your name at any time? >> mm-hmm. >> you did? >> you did? >> then why didn't you come out? >> you guys said that we did this for a show. >> when wolf talked to the father and the father was asking him, you saw the one little boy look at the