pretty quickly, darlie was called dallas's susan smith. >> she is not a susan smith.ng to prove this. >> concerned that darlie might be released on bail, child protective services came to take her son drake away from darlie's mother. >> i said you're not taking drake. we haven't done anything wrong. and she said, well, you think darlie's innocent, so we can't be assured that you will protect him. and i said my daughter is innocent until proven guilty, or has it changed now? >> drake was temporarily placed in a foster home and with darlie's trial approaching, the media spotlight own intensified. >> sources say the routiers may have been in financial trouble and had recently taken out large insurance policies on the two boys. >> the routiers tried to fight back. >> that was not even enough to bury the boys. >> i stand behind darlie 150%. i know she didn't do it. i know all the millions of little pieces of this puzzle that will come out in the trial. >> after their radio interview, darlie's mother and darin were handed subpoenas for violating a gag order against talking

stephen: the previous murderer susan smith gave off tells. when they naturally rise in the center, and she also provided verbal tells. >> she talked in the past tense. stephen: why'd we live? more avoidie conflict. men lie more to boost themselves. stephen: when dealing with strangers were people on the street, look for overly specific statements, such as, "i did not take that $20 out of that drawer." "are your would say, crazy, i have never stolen anything in my life." kellye: in a 7 on your side consumer alert, facebook users will have a new option to express themselves. instead of just liking posts, they can dislike them. founder mark zuckerberg says users have jokingly asked for it. he said the dislike interaction is surprisingly complicated to create, but that facebook will soon begin testing it. fore says that preorders its upcoming iphone are so strong that it will surpass last year's record, selling more than 10 million phones during the first weekend on the market. the 6s does not go on sale until the 25th. everyone is saying, "hey!

notoriousn 1994, murderer susan smith gave all physical tells. aare flat when instinctively rise in the center expressing grief. she also provided verbal tells. they needed me. she talked in the past tense. stephen: why'd we live? >> women lie to avoid conflict. men lie to pushed themselves. stephen: if you are familiar with the person, it is easier to detect deception, but dealing with strangers, look for overly specific statements, such as, "i do not take that $20 out of that more." "are your will say, crazy, i have never stolen anything in my life." leon: i grew up in a neighborhood full of lie detectors. they were called mom's. they always know. alison: exactly. all right, let's talk about the weather. it is stealing our hearts right now. brian: a great stretch of weather. tomorrow, early to start, it will be chilly, the afternoon looks nice. we are a little dry. had some e-mails from the farmers, yes, we would love some rain. unfortunately, mother nature does not have that in the cards. if we have to have a dry stretch, why not a beautiful s

>>> this morning's living large takes us to westchester county where the sounds of water are >> susan smith went inside the water and the house. take a look. >> reporter: in bedford, you find a stone, colonial style home. we met david turner from high school han lawrence inside. -- hulian, lawrence inside. >> reporter: a step down living room has beautiful dental and crown mold. >> this leads us into the family room. this is one of my favorite rooms of the house, and you can see why. terrific use of light, french doors going out to the pool area. >> reporter: it has 20-foot high crawford ceilings. a gourmet black and white kitchen has two of everything. the family loves to cook and entertain. an elegant dining room seats ten. a suffered marble staircase brings up upstairs. a built in library greets you at the top, and you walk right dressing room. i know you're a big fan of big built in dressing rooms. with a window. >> wow, it just goes on and on. >> reporter: it has a dressing table in here, with built in drawers. that brings you directly into the bathroom with more french vanilla marble.

susan: what was the election like? emily: it was a landslide. he win 60% of the vote. it is an election in which the opposing side, the democrats had nominated al smith. the first catholic to be nominated as candidate for a national major party. herbert hoover in a way was the beneficiary of a divide that happened on the democratic side where all smith is essentially opposed from within because of his catholicism. partly concerns about his position on prohibition and the like. hoover escaped an internal battle and it shows at the polls. susan: he came in with an overwhelmingly republican congress. both houses by a large majority. how involved with lou henry hoover in the campaign? annette: she was extremely involved. she went with him on all of his appearances. she was very visible. part of the press that was out at the time in conjunction with housman being the democratic nominee was that his wife was from the lower east side of new york. there were comparisons of this woman who was not that knowledgeable or sophisticated which would have been katy smith, how smith wife versus lou henry hoover who was a graduate of stanford, had traveled the world,