here's what police say he texted the victim in this alleged text message war, quote, i'm coming over there and i'm going to snap your neck. that was before the attack after school that day. listen to the broud county sheriff speaking on nbc's "today show." >> we've all dealt with road rage in the past and now have text rage. it's just got to stop somewhere. >> he's right. it does have to stop and he's right about the text rage. let's get back to basics. a 15-year-old barely hanging on in a medically induced coma. that's how serious this has gotten. something has to be done. we'll take your calls, your thoughts on this, your questions, 1-877-tell-hln's the number. joining me to talk about this welcome back diana moskovitz covering this since the beginning from the "miami harold" also mary some j jo rapini, starting with what the sheriff is saying. this is about a texting rage. i think he's right. i mean, if you think about this kid, it's happened with other cases we've covered, some kid is typing on this screen, texting away. and this rage is fueling onto the screen. by the time he's

text messages? e-mails? anything? >> there are text messages she has provided to "in touch" that she says are as recent as march 14th, where he says he was thinking about her. >> okay. steven, what about the text messages here? is that enough to prove infidelity? if things good really bad an they get a divorce, is that coming in? >> that's not going to come in. the issue of fidelity will not come in in the family law case. i think the key issue will be for sandra trying to get everything together with regard to making sure he property stays to her and support issues go the direction she wants. so text messagesare going to be irrelevant. >> what about his three children, a reasonhe has custody, one of the main reasons, is sandra bullock's influence, helping to provide a stable home. they split up, what happens to the kids? >> i've got to tell you, that's going to be a big problem for him in his own custody case. obviously sandra, who was his best witness, suddenly becomes his biggest adversaries. >> it's sad to hear th

send us an e-mail cnn.com/hln or send us a text. hlntv. standard text rates apply. interesting points of view, chuck. >> i like the call mother said that dawn would not have wanted the whale blamed. >> i think that's the only point of view we've had like that today. that's harry. >> thank you, hishl. >>> an 18-month-old baby wanders away from daycare in austin. where is he? how he got out, what happened to him, and who is getting the blame. >>> a lesbian high school student in mississippi, the one who wanted to take her girlfriend to the prom, won and lost yesterday in court where a federal judge ruled that the school violated constance mcmillen's first amendment rights canceling the dance for everyone, but he's not forcing the school to hold the prom because at this point there's not enough time to plan one. a private prom is in the works but th her attorney next to her mcmillen says she isn't sure she'll go. >> i think that the judge made a good decision because, i mean, i understand where he was coming from where it would inconvenience other people, but i'm glad

>> well, she says there are a lot of texts, that they texted practically daily. saw what i was told was a photograph of a text from her phone screen. it appears to have been from george december of '08. claiming that he was thinking about her and he needed her in his life. i saw another picture of her phone screen that showed his cell phone number, a phone number that i have through public documents, but was -- >> i'm seeing the photo right now. that looks like a public -- is this at the vigil for caylee? this photo. >> i'm seeing things in a delay. there is a photograph of the two of them together, and it's a photograph from caylee's fourth birthday, when the family did a balloon release to honor caylee's memory. >> well, ellie jostad, don't you think a photo like in her home or out on a date might go further to prove a relationship other than at a public vigil? >> yeah. good point, nancy. and also i should point out that brad conway, george anthony's attorney, denies all the claims this woman is king, says they did not ha a sexual affair >>> i'm not answering t

lauderdale. >> it's hard to think that kind of violence just stemming from text messages.esearchers are saying the ability to text message in some ways depersonalizes things and we've all become so desensitized to violence. you have to think back to that seattle situation where a girl was just kicked beyond -- there's the video right there, almost kicked beyond belief, i think this was over something really simple as well. >> it involved like a conversation at school or some bullying or something like that. but yeah, it does seem like that. it's less personal now, when you're just typing this stuff in, you don't necessarily think about it. >> who the person is. >> horrible nonetheless, horrible. >>> when we come back, now the sobering reality. president obama is about to achieve his top domestic priority. >> but there will be a price to pay. - lafayette, what're you doing? - ( music playing ) i'm not gonna lie. definitely not easy. hey, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa... lafayette: just got to get through the day. how do you stop this? being used to doing something with a cigarette

>> i think this is an example of just extreme texting.that i think like any activity that you would do with your hands, if you do too much, your body's going the start to send you signals you should slow down. >> is that the line, i mean, if the average teen is sending 3,000 and annie was sending out 4,000, is that the dividing line? >> it was for this young lady. it's much the same principle though, if you're doing an activity and doing too much oift, and you start to have symptom, maybe you should change your activity. >> when looking at the physiology of the hand, is there an age that's too young to be texting like this? >> i don't think that's true. it's a matter of listening to your body and keeping close tabs on activity. there's an analogy for any activity, if you do too much of it and have symptoms, it's time to slow down. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, the world in motion. first, earthquakes, now another marvel of mother nature. >>> and a ad wars begin. both parties looking to swin health reform to their advantage. >> when it com

we text them. we have -- we eliminate all phone conversations. that has to be written. put it in words. >> jimmy: so mom and dad text you? >> they have to. >> jimmy: they know how? >> well, they're learning. they're from a different generation so my mom, every text is like the christmas letter, and cousin sally. and she's like, my dearest middle child, and then blah blah blah. >> jimmy: by text? really? >> and my dad is more like, old black man '70s jive, not quite e boniks, but it's like, j.j. from good times, like, he doesn't believe in punctuation. i think you got a prostate exam, i don't know. >> jimmy: dynomite, right? that's great. so, dad will -- and now your parents, your boyfriend, well -- gerard butler was here -- >> i know. >> jimmy: he's dating the laker girls. you are dating dwyane wade of the miami heat, which is -- [ applause ] i like him a lot. he seems like a good guy. is your dad excited about that? >> well, you kno i -- my high school boyfriend was jason kidd, so -- >> jimmy: oh. >> kind of had high standards. so, my dad is lik

what the texts mean for the accused. we'll hear from a mom whose son was deliberately set on fire next on "larry king live." >> larry: good evening. henry hank skinner was convicted in 1995 for the murders of his live in girlfriend, twila busby and her two sons. he's maintained his innocence ever since. he sought dna evidence hoping it would reveal who he calls the real killer. as you just heard, a temporary stay was granted less than three hours ago. the supreme court ordered the stay as it considers the issue of taking up the broader appeal. joining us are brandy grisham, jason clark, for the texas department of criminal justice. sandrine ageorges skinner and curtis mccarthy, a former death row inmate. he was exonerated by dna evidence two years ago, after spending 19 years in prison for first degree murder, and he's aided in this case. jason, you have the public information order. you were ready for the execution. did you get the word from the court to stay it? >> yes. we were notified through the attorney general's o

but when you're making a contribution through a text message the only paper documentation individuals can receive is from their telephone company. and right now it's unclear whether individuals will be able to rely on a telephone bill to claim a charitable reduction. now, as a result of this legislation we are clarifying that taxpayers making a charitable contribution to victims of the haiti earthquake through the text messaging effort will be able to rely on their cell phone bill when claiming a charitable deduction. to be clear, we all know that americans are not doing this primarily for a tax deduction. it is the generous spirit of the american public and concern for men and women around the world who suffer from tragedy. but providing this incentive and clarifying the law makes it a little easier for the families who have gibbon of themselves and others -- given of themselves and others and i would urge my colleagues to support its passage and i would reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman

introducing tiger text, their slogan to cover your tracks. >> wouldn't be great to send a text and itmiliar. you remember how the team used to get their secret assignments. the makers of tiger text say their i phone app allows you to automatically delete text messages from the senders phone and the receivers phone. you set the time from read on delete to disappears from a minute to a month later. it also vanishes from the server. >> when it's gone, it's gone. >> reporter: in the tiger text message some messages how the job interview went the reply don't send me stuff. don't worry, i set it to delete on read. there's a countdown until the message vanishes replaced by tiger paws. >> i don't know tiger texting, maybe we can call it something else. >> reporter: the makers of tiger text say they're not referring to tiger woods, they mean the ones with 4 legs, supposedly because they're hard to track, they called it the app for spies and cheaters. >> jeanne how many times have you sent a text message and closed with the words please delete after reading. >> reporter: it's not just for the i

can you go back to texting or what's the prognosis? >> i definitely -- i've cut down on texting.ing. right now surgery would be the next step, but it's not 100% necessary at this moment. >> brian: right. you felt if you had the i phone, you wouldn't have any problems. right? >> at least that's what i'm telling my parents, right. >> gretchen: maybe your bills have been lowered as a result. so maybe that's the silver lining. anne, thanks for sharing your story with us today. >> thank you. >> brian: new health care plan, you can get your surgery up until you're 26 years old. so take your time. >> gretchen: i'm wondering if they'll have to put a warning on phones now eventually. >> brian: i think the parents will do it. >> gretchen: probably. coming up on the show, take a look at this video of a brave guard taking on a guy trying to burn down an internet cafe. we'll show you how this ends. >> brian: the best part of the happy meal, the toy. now you might not get one. that controversy coming your way. >> gretchen: the gaps on hospital gowns, you may never be forced to expose your asse

. >>> she kept texting. the 15-year-old charged in the text rage beating of eighth-grader josie ratley apparently sent more messages to friends after the attack. >> he's in my office area. in my front office. >> put your phone down. put your phone down now. >> this morning, the dramatic 911 call and an exclusive live interview with the family of a 13-year-old girl also accused in the case. >>> and fire and ice. an active volcano erupts sending residents scrambling for safety as scientists race in for a dangerously close look. the incredible images "today," thursday, march 25th, 2010. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> welcome to "today" on this thursday morning. i'm meredith vieira. >> in for matt, i'm ann curry. good morning. >>> senate republicans vow to fight the bill tooth and nail. >> senators worked well past 2:00 a.m. with democrats voting down a series of fixes to the bill. problems with two minor provisions were identified requiring another house vote. is it a setback for democrats? w

or text your answer to 45203. enter fox 45 a for yes. fox 45 b for no. your response may air at 11:00 on the "late edition." >> next chapter in health care citing may play out in the mid term elections, but also in courts. new poll by rasmussen asked people if they would support their state suing the federal government over the requirement to get health insurance? most people said they would favor the move. 49 to 37 percent. and some states are doing that. crime and justice reporter joy lepola takes a look at whether the health care reform law is constitutional. >> virtually as soon as president obama signed the controversial health care bill into law, 13 states joined forces and filed a lawsuit in federal court. to stop the new law from taking effect claiming it is unconstitutional. >> the only way that a state could challenge the federal law, would be if the state could convince the supreme court that the federal law violated the constitution. that's why we then get into the question of: the commerce clause. >> the government, for the first time ever w

. >> i have some of the texts and you kept the phone that has the texts on them.ld like to have a threesome with you and a girl that you would trust? >> no, it didn't happen, the one i asked to do it wasn't available at the time. >> i want to treat you rough and throw you around and spank you and slap you. >> that was a couple of different situations, different role playing but that wasn't how it was all the time. >> describe the relationship that you had? >> it was fun. it was exciting. there was a lot of, you know, intimate private time. we laughed a lot. it wasn't serious all the time and also had a jealous side. >> what do you mean? tell me about his jealous side? >> he was the reason i stopped doing porn because he was jealous on seeing me on film with other men and other women. >> and when did the exclusivity begin? when did you stop doing the porn. >> about two years ago and that is when i was exclusive to him. >> to craig, does jocelyn have any proof that tiger was the father of her lost baby? >> other than to say that tiger was her one and only during the

text me. >>> expensive nights out can be a complete budget buster. but that doesn't mean there's lesser socializing going on. cheap thrills are getting a new meaning. >> reporter: now it's chic to be cheap. >> people are shifting away from big cover charges to $15 martinis to let's make drinks at home. >> reporter: brian wilson knows about formal entertainment. he hosts parties once a month at home. >> this is free and it's easy to show up to you're not paying 10 bucks to get in and another five bucks for a beer. you just show up. >> we come together and gather in this home and sit on the floor and just kind of listen and talk and share drinks and food. >> reporter: everyone contributed to the food. he hosts different speakers are gets people in the group to talk about different topics but he has other money saving, socializing things to do. >> folks within four or five different block radius and every month we alternate whose house the supper club is located at. so one you're cooking for home and friends and you spend an entire night hanging out and

i am proud to say that colorado has banned texting while driving. the federal government has also taken a stand against distracted driving. the department of transportation introduced federal guidance to prohibit texting by drivers of commercial vehicles. president obama issued an executive order banning texting while driving on official business for federal employees. last september, secretary lahood held a distracted driving summit and celebrated the establishment of focused driven, a national nonprofit dedicated to ending this epidemic and to providing support for families who have lost loved ones. after hearing the new awareness of the danger of distracted driving. during the month of april, i hoped this resolution reminds all drivers of the harmful consequences of distracted driving, and i urge my colleagues to support this resolution and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from illinois -- colorado. sorry. ms. markey: i'd like to yield to the gentleman from new

that could have been the text of the 14th amendment.n easily understand the sophisticated lawyers and politicians that were pounding the amended to say that. but that is not what they did. therefore, the 14th amendment, specifically the privileges or immunities laws, cover more and less than the bill of rights. a corollary of that is that the whole doctrine of in corp. -- of incorporation is a misnomer. senator jacob howard and representative john bingham, the primary movers of the 14th amendment -- those are the framers we are talking about in this context -- senator howard and rep bingham were not talking about just talking about just incorporating what they said is that we will now be of all individuals or persons or citizens, depending on which clause you're talking about, equal protection of the law -- due process of a lot before we can deprive them of life, liberty, and property. now, that means that privileges or immunities, based on the understanding of that term in 1868 -- and remember if you're going to try to understand a pub

you can e-mail us cnn.com/primenews or join us on facebook or text us at hln tv. start your message with the word "prime." it's your chance to be heard! welcome. this is "prime news." i'm mike galanos. breaking news, emotions pouring out again for the family of somer thompson. an arrest made in the murder of this beautiful 7-year-old little girl. jared harold charged with premeditated murder, sexual battery on a victim under 12 and lewd and lascivious battery. to refresh your memory the 7-year-old got a spat in siblings walking home from school and walked ahead of them a bit and that was the opportunity he needed. she walked past his house every day, vulnerable and alone on the tragic day. well, now he's alone in a jail cell. >> i'd like to take this opportunity to say to jared harold, we got you and you ain't getting away! >> the emotions of the family today. joining us to talk about this samuel thompson, somer's father. again our condolences. i'm sure this wound is fresh. what was your reaction when you heard of the arrest of jared harold for the murder of your

i haven't seen any texts. i've seen one photo that was taken in a public place, kind of a vigil on caylee's fourth birthday of them together. but now let's unleash the lawyers. bill sheaffer, former prosecutor, wftv legal analyst, orlando. eleanor odom, felony prosecutor who has tried many death penalty cases herself out of the atlanta jurisdiction. raymond giice, veteran defense attorney, including defending homicide cases, out of the atlanta jurisdiction. and peter odom, defense attorney, former prosecutor, former felony prosecutor in multiple jurisdictns, now practicing atlanta. welcome. first to you, bill sheaffer. now, you are telling me something brand new. i've been extremely skeptical and on george anthony's side. until you're telling me this woman passed a polygraph. >> that's correct, nancy. she took a polygraph exam and passed it as to her relationship -- >> put him up. put up sheaffer. >> and the statements that george made. >> says who? who says she passed a polygraph? >> river. >> who? >> river.

police say treacy texted her, tried to reach her 13-year-old friend, who didn't have a text phone buthen josie responded, disapproving of their relationship, things got heated. jo sie made a disparaging remark of trecacy's brother's suicide. he said he would kill josie and, wearing steel-toed boots, rode his bike three miles to her school. he had never seen before. so police say he asked the 13-year-old to point josie out and that her friend then watched. >> he started pounding on her, stepping on her head. >> reporter: kicking and stomping josie, witnesses say, until a teacher pulled him off. treacy's lawyer says this is a devastated boy. >> the day before his 15th birthday, he found his only brother, really closest family friend, closest family member hanging from a tree. >> reporter: left this community stricken by such violence for the second time in five months. in october, miky brewer, a classmate of josie's, was douced with alcohol and set on fire by other students over a video game. he is slowly recovering. his family and josie's want parents to pay attention. >> and it's a ho

it's a little complicated, but the 15-year-old boy according to police had sent a text message to this little girl while she was waiting for her bus in an attempt to get in touch with her 13-year-old friend who didn't have a cell phone. when josie ratley e-mailed back, she said she didn't approve of their relationship. it went back and forth. she made a disparaging remark about the boy's older brother who committed suicide recently. they said he became enraged, put on steel-toed books, road three

text, hlntv and standard text rate apply. weigh in on richelle carey hln and chuck and christi have pages as well. it is interesting. those images are kind of jarring. >> rene brought up a good point because when i tried to take myself out of it watching as a parent you can disassociate from it, but once you're a parent you think of kids in a different way a lot of times and it's, like, oh, no. >> that was the marker there. the parent and non-parent. >> thank you so much. >>> police are closing the case against former super bowl mvp san antonio hoerms. a woman accused him of throwing a glass of liquor at her face. she's not pressing charges and holmes denied the and the officer wrote, after the alleged attack she pulled holmes aside and was seen smiling and touching his face. >>> the teacher who inspired "stand and deliver" has passed away. jaime escalante turned the calculous program into one of the best of the country. he recently returned to l.a. for cancer treatment. >> president obama sees a future america run by clean,

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text "a" for yes, text "b" for no to 622639. the results later on in the show. joining me now, is holland cook, with mcveigh media, one of the best in the business and regular contributor to talker's magazine. howland, good to have you with us tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> what they're doing, is it entertainment or is it electioneering? >> objectively what you and rush limbaugh and i do for a living is the same thing. we're in the business of attracting an audience and get them to listen to as many commercials as possible. it is intertanment in that sense. what concerns me is what rush and the legion of rush wannabes who are dominating this conservative conversation are doing to attract that audience. three things. number one is the potty mouth. i don't think you should say bastards on the radio. i'm embarrassed just quoting rush on my show because my mom and dad are watching. now there are words coming out the dashboard of the suv that soccer mom does not want the munchkins parding back. then there's the hate speech. how can you say that barack the magic

that could have been the text. you could easily understand the lawyers and politicians who were propounding the post civil war amendment to say that. but that's not what they did. and therefore as ray keel omar, one of the signest of the -- signers of doug's brief says, the 14th amendment, privilege and immunities laws covers less. the whole doctrine of incorporation is a constitutional malapropism. senator jacob hud and representative josh primary movers of the 14th amendment, because you have to go, those are the framers in what we're talk abouting in this context, not john adams and james madison. that was the original. now we're talking about the 14th amendment. senator howard and bingham. they weren't talking about, now we'll just incorporate the 2ened, 4th amendment. what they said is that we will now give all individuals or persons or citizens depending on which clause you are talking about equal protection of the law, due process of the law before we can describe them. and privileged immunities. now that me

you can e-mail us cnn.com/primenews join us on facebook or text us at hln tv, start your message with the word "prime." it's your chance to be heard. welcome. this is "prime news" i'm mike galanos. an urgent alert for you, so-called urban terrorist on the streets of california targeting our police officers. the folks set out to protection us. since december, someone's been setting up booby traps in one case even a bomb in riverside county, fortunately, no one's been hurt. but authorities are bound and determined to stop the suspect or suspects before someone does get hurt. >> a person or people out there, a bunch of idiots that are trying to do damage to us. we mean to catch them. yesterday, we turned the lights on and watched a bunch of k cockroaches run for the woods. i'm hoping someone will know one of them, call us and let us get something done. >> a $200,000 reward is out there, that's a lot. you can call the hemat police department with any dips. joining me to talk about this jose arbayya, jr. from -- and hln analyst mike brooks. jose, starting with you, first inciden incident,

you use it to call people, and you also use it for the text. i cannot take a picture or anything. >> putting your hands here is not what is causing the problems. if it were, then we would have to ban resting your arm on the window. how many of you have put your arm around your girlfriend at some point? i guarantee you, if he were distracted -- >> the underlying argument for and against legislation outlawing using a hand-held cell phone while driving were sincerely rooted in safety. >> protection is a probable cause perricos law enforcement will have expanded powers to pull them over for additional questioning. >> the ban would not apply in emergency circumstances. drivers would be allowed to use and handsfree device. first-time offenders place at $100 fine. the court would waive the fine if the person prove they have acquired and is free device or the built-in feature in the vehicle. repeat offenders will be fined $250. opponents charge the law takes away ordinary and routine things perform daily by millions of people. >> they are using them fo

, and done the text or checked a text during an intimate moment. >> they're looking there in the middleey, honey. >> here is what some of the viewers say, chris from bed ford said i see many people looking at facebook and twitter during church, also inappropriate i'd say. >> an a bunch from people, i guess we're out of town. send it to clayton morris at twitter and aly. >> breaking news, you just tweeted so apparently you're not addicted at all. coming up on the show from yes on health care to no and now, book to yes. why one democratic law laboring maker says he's in favor of it now despite being, you got this against the bill just days ago. >> and two young kids being called heroes after springing into action when their mom goes into labor with their baby brother. >> oh, oh! >> okay, where did she go? are you in a different room than her right now? >> huh? >> are you in a different room from her right now? >> the baby's already here. >> that family is going to join us live straight ahead. >> wow! . imagine a whole new life for your hair. aveeno introduces nourish +. a transformation i

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you can text it us and fox 45 a for budget cuts or fox 45 b for raise revenues, fox 45 c for both. your response might air tonight on fox 45 news at 10. >>> the state of maryland could have to pay millions of dollars more to help fund teachers' pensions as part of the operating budget approved today by the state senate. it cuts $120 million from governor martin o'malley's original spending plan. it also calls for shifting up to half the cost of teachers' pensions to local subdivisions. >> it's hard. nobody wants to do this. these are hard times and we have to come up with the best and most fiscally prudent and socially responsible response to see this economic crisis. >> but local leaders say picking up half the cost of teachers' pensions could force them to raise property taxes or cut more service. >>> homicide detectives are investigating aafter a late-thaoeut shooting in baltimore. it happened in rose lawn avenue. police say the victims had been shot several times. no word on a suspect or motive at this hour. this deadly shooting brings the homicide count to 37 for 2010. this ti

there is a text message "we are in the training room. we got out, there with three guns on your chair." >> we to step -- we just need that kind of bad press. >> this picture is pointing guns. it is an example that he has no remorse. >> his attorney says that he has already suffered enough and probation will be sufficient. >> there is another person facing criminal charges. what is his fate? >> he pleaded guilty back in january. he was sentenced to a year of unsupervised probation. he is also suspended from the nba. >> thank you. we are still following a developing story. a man was shot and killed in capitol heights. it happened about 12:45 p.m.. he is pronounced dead at the same. police say he is in his late 20's. they do not know who is responsible. >> the church on university campuses on alert after another student was robbed. it happened early yesterday afternoon. a student of will to fight foreman stealing her personal belongings. -- awoke to find four men stealing her personal belongings. police have not made any arrests. >> investi

text messaging my wife in the honduras. but buckeye which is but little, what just happened in little snippets. so, that sort of i think helped out. but, someone asked me, did i feel like unethical about it? not at all. i think it is the only way to get access to these stories and to get to these people. the ethical thing for me was always-- i have written about immigrants before in a much less first-person about following people and i never gotten any sort of like the media response from this book. i was totally surpassed anything i've ever done before. i don't think it is an accident because it is a story about a white guy doing it, you know. and so i think feel the ethical thing for me or the very tricky part is to } that what i did, to spend two months in the lettuce fields is not an earth shattering experience. people do this for 15 or 20 years and nobody knows about them so i try to, as much as it is a first-person book, to also try to bring the experiences of the workers to the forefront, and to underline that it see

or text hlntv. facebook pages are up and running, christi paul, hln and dive in to this discussion. >> a kentucky nanny walked through fire to save a boy. >> so i grabbed him and ran out. he was the only thing i thought about. i didn't think about me getting burned. >> her bravery had a price. how she's holding up after that daring rescue. >>> new details now confirmed in the death of actor corey haim. the l.a. county coroner has subpoenaed medical records from 20 doctors in the investigation. the 1980s teen star struggled for decades with drug addiction and died earlier this month. >>> an 81-year-old woman in new york allegedly pulled a gun from her fanny pack and shot her neighbor. this happened in the elevator of a queens apartment building. the woman shot is ariada palmieri, the wife of jazz player eddie palmieri. the neighbor his reportedly been feuding for years and earlier this week the suspect maria cartagena allegedly had enough. >> i still can't believe that a person would take a gun and s

the text to be considered says the treasury secretary should direct u.s. representatives at international financial institutions to work with their colleagues to achieve cancellation of debt owed by haiti to those institutions. since any cancellation would take months to accomplish, it seeks suspension of debt payment services until the cancellation takes place. none of these institutions realistically expects haiti to service its debt when the country is lying in ruins. former under secretary of bush said, before our committee last week, it's a cruel hoax on both the people of developing countries on the taxpayers of donor nations to pretend that even without an earthquake, a country whose citizens subcyst on $1 or $2 a day is ever going to be able to pay back billions in development loans. even in our current economic challenges, we have not lost our compassion. the president of haiti has given us a greater appreciation for the desperation and suffering of those facing challenges and hardships in haiti, although theirs is much greater than anything we ar

in one text tiger wrote, "i would wear you out." [ light laughter ] i know, right?eah, in the only time i ever said, "i would wear you out" was when i was talking to a sweater i really liked at macy's. i'm like, "i'd wear you out. yeah, i'd wear you right out of the store. i like this." [ light laughter ] speaking of dirty text messages, two flight attendants in the united arab emirates were sentenced to three months in jail for sending each other sexy text messages. it was really filthy. he said, "i wish that he was in the upright position." and then she said, "would you like to sit in my exit row?" and he said, "sorry, i just boarded early." [ light laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show. give it up for the roots right there. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. welcome, welcome. we got such a fun show tonight. the talented actress of stage and screen, the beautiful lucy liu is here. [ cheers and applause ] i love lucy. rock icon from kiss, the one and only gene simmons is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] and we're going to be breaking some w

send us a text. and it's also posted on our facebook pages. >> richelle, i've got to tell you, your picture right there, much prettier than the one i'm about to show you. >> oh, dear. >> yeah, much prettier. >> what have you got? >> i'm going to play this little game with you. what is this? >> ah! >> yeah. could it be a legendary animal that supposedly feeds off the blood of goats? >> oh, dear. >> it's so beautiful. we're back in a moment. >>> more aftershocks from the huge earthquake in chile continue to rattle nerves here. in fact, one this morning had a magnitude of 6.6. and one before that this morning measured at 6. in all, there have been more than 150 aftershocks since the initial quake hit on saturday. now, today u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon is meeting with chile's president and her successor to talk about recovery efforts. the president says it may take at least three years befo the hardest-hit areas can return to normal. >>> you'll be able to touch and try the new ipad nt month. apple

the votes still aren't there, and this notion that we're going to see the text in the morning to incorporate yet even more changes when we make amendments to the rules committee reflects the fact they're having to go cut more deals. >>> just outside capitol hill, large crowds of protesters upset with the health care bill have gathered there. it's all part of a broad coalition of tea party organizations launching their final push before a possible vote by the house. the code red tea party rallies are being coordinated across the u.s. and call for the termination of the current legislation. protesters plan a candle light vigil around the capitol tonight. >>> pope benedict xvi says he is truly sorry for the sexual abuse victims suffered at the hands of catholic priests in hireland. the pope's 18-page letter is made public today and is expected to be read in churches across ireland morrow. the country has been shaken by a government-backed report that shows the arch diocese and other authorities covered up child abuse you by priestsfrom 1975 to 2004. a spokesman says that the pope wants priests

ellie jostad, you know "the enquirer" usually has all the text messages, all the photos. you name it. they have one photo of them in public together at a vigil-type event for little caylee and one text message. that's it. and i'm supposed to believe she had an affair with george anthony? >> well, right, nancy. and the attorney for george anthony says this picture was taken at the vigil. they were there together but there's nothing incriminating in that picture. >> of course, we could both end up with egg onur face, ellie, when all the photos and text messages, if they kpifexist, co on. we're taking your calls live. >>> to tonight's alert. the reward climbing in the search for a baltimore woman. 24-year-old sharice reagan. last seen feb 21 on her way to the catonsville area. baltimore suburbs. she's never seen again. ta a look. the reward, $4,500 and rising. last seen wearing gray sweats, a red hoodie over a black shirt, green and pink shoes, black purse, silver trim. please, take a look at this young lady. if you have info call -- 1-866-7lockup. >>> all rise. >> i just wa

if it does become law, maryland will join 19 other states that ban texting and reading texts while driving. >> tonight, a frederick county grand jury has indicted a former kindergarten teacher on child sex abuse charges. 31-year-old matthew berisford, according to the post, the alleged abuse happened at school last year. he is scheduled to go -- to be in court may 7. and officials say two employees at children and youth facilities have been fired and two others suspended. the body of a teacher has been -- was found last month. no charges have been filed, but a 13-year-old at the facility has been questioned. >> as baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake prepares to tackle these $21 million budget deficit, we're learning more about what might be cut. the there is enough pain this time around for everyone, basically. >> there really is. we understand a preliminary view of the budget should be available to the public sometime next week, but the rumblings are starting already. there are rumors that they look at fire, police and trash services. however, the mayor is opening -- is urging patien

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