interest to make sure there are many frundraisers out there and make sure they are tugging at the heartstringsossible. and if you read about this poor child who was dying of a terminal heart condition any of us would pull out our checkbooks...." (15:38:00) "ya know, people do prey on people with big hearts and its like why would you do that...? now it makes me not want to give to someone who really needs...." (15:44:35) (knocks on door) last month, we went searching for an explanation. but at the hyattsville home where, the court says, kimani johnson still lives.....no one was willing to find him. (13:47:20) (abell) "is he here right now? .....you don't know if he's in the house...?" it seems the man who, at one time wanted to lose his child......has suddenly found a way to use him. (11:05:50) "my son deserves so much better and i will fight to make sure he has that...." in court documents... "give forward" says johnson has now returned all but "four hundred" dollars of the donated funds. the website maintains it did nothing wrong. meanwhile johnson is wanted man. he failed to show up for a ch

an obvious tug at the heartstrings, the children whom michael jackson protected, whom the world really to say i love him so much. >> reporter: those children were among the plaintiffs here. in fact, the pressure of this trial was so much on young paris jackson, she had to be rushed to the hospital earlier this year after twaaking 20 motrin and slashing her arm with a kitchen knife. tonight the jurors acknowledged it was not an easy verdict. >> when we first entered the jury room, after five months of being around each other and not being able to talk about it at all, we just felt like we had to let off some steam. so we spent the first several hours just letting off steam, talking about things. and i think that was important for us to do. and we took a vote on question number one. then we started discussing it. question one took us a long time. >> reporter: question one on the jury form, did aeg hire dr. conrad murray? on that issue alone, an emphatic yes. unanimous for the jackson family. a no vote would have thrown the case out. the second question -- equally important -- was murray

this is not tugging at the heartstrings for people. we have to do is this. >> each side has part of it. and i think each side has its near and dear project. so until each side recognizes this with entitlements, we are never going to solve it. >> republicans are going to be as hawkish as they are. >> but you would draw the line at more taxes? >> why should we hurt growth. >> would you look at this? >> you absolutely have to look at taxes if you're going to continue to have the same priorities. they haven't changed. in fact they have grown. >> maybe we look at whether we can afford it. 5% are footing most of the bill and maybe something is so screwed up that we have to be do this. >> federal income taxes are just one piece of the piety will do all of this, this is an undertaxed society. despite the fact that you think that we are friends, we are far from it. >> the history of regions and municipalities and money flows elsewhere in the face of that. >> apparently not in france. [laughter] neil: not a moment too soon. instead of investing

here is the name of the nih bill, it tugs at the heartstrings, research for life saving cures. it is try to get the public interested in specific sectors of government funding. this may pass the house but democrats will largely vote know. here's the sense of what we heard from eric cantor of virginia today. >> we are going to take every issue that is out there that we have agreement on, and put it on the floor, and we will pass the funding bills to go to the senate. >> so that's majority leader eric cantor. but democrats say we want to fund the government and we'll negotiate and talk with you after the government is up and running. here is leader pelosi top democrat in the house. >> people said why can't you all compromise. we have been for days and week saying to the republican leadership we are willing to make an explicit offer to you to support your number. >> so tony as leaders headed to the white house to talk, so far no closer to any solution. >> hmm, and the democrats, if i'm correct here, libby, keep saying if this bill to fund the government, this clean bill would actua

. >> seeing lillian france attacked so viciously tugs on the heartstrings of many who saw the video and is 85 years old. what he did to her was caught on camera. you could see him strangling her from behind. it was really violent. it was really mean. i think that everybody's got a grandmother. everybody can relate and even if you don't have a grandmother anymore, you certainly know how fragile older people can be. and it was brutal. it was very brutal. >> in fact, this man, richard, from nearby queens, buys france a new cane and a youth organization from crown heights goes door to door raising money to replace the $900 that's stolen. >> they were horrified and they wanted to do something good to show my aunt that there are still good young people out there. >> france is recovering from her attack but still struggles to forget what happened to her. cornelius absent, the accused attacker, pleads not guilty to the lillian france mugging. he later sends her an apology letter saying he did it because of drugs. he's waiting for trial on an array of misdemeanor and felony charges in five simil

and, you know, the heartstrings of a missing little girl pull so many people. s out there that the police just don't have yet. >> you talk about heartstrings. they're releasing home video of the family playing tennis. maddy is a little ball girl. it's to remind us, isn't it? >> that's the emotional hook. it humanizes this beautiful little girl with her parents. that touches people like maybe a relative of the bad guy, maybe an ex-wife. somebody that would come forward. and provide that critical lead that will end this case. >> you know, brad, there are some people that are going to spend so much time, so much time has passed. what really can happen? who really can come forward after all this time? >> time doesn't matter. i have worked a number of cold cases. 20 years later. it's going back and consistently talking to the public. it will come back to them. i think this may work. >>> when you think about the women in cleveland, jaycee dugard, elizabeth smart, it goes on and on. you understand why the parents are holding on and not giving up hope. >> exactly. >> br

the u.k., too. their homeland still tugs at their heartstrings, but the new poland is alien to them, and going backmanently isn't an option. >> it's beautiful, it's lovely, and it does sort of, um, make your heart twinge, but if we went there now, i don't think i could. [speaking native language] >> however, the community is keen for the young generation to retain some of its cultural heritage. to balance the polish and the english. >> we are the lucky people. if we want polish food, we have polish food. if we want english food, we got english food. if we want english friends, we got friends. we've got polish friends. but it's a mixture of everything, so, we're the lucky ones. >> whatever the migrants' considerations, western europe's aging populations need a supply of young workers. the new arrivals, anna and mariusz glod, will stay in swindon for now enjoying their life together and the freedom of living abroad. >> because now, we're expecting, uh, we're expecting our baby, so, we have to decide where the baby will grow up. so, we have to decide if we want to stay here or come back to poland. bec

martha: a brave soldier salutes from his hospital bed talking at heartstrings around the world.nger was badly wounded in the explosion in afghanistan last week. his commander visited him in the hospital to present him with a purple heart. everybody assumed he was unconscious until he managed to raise his hands to salute his superior. causing everybody in the room to tear up. >> when they see the picture, how proud are you of the family? >> i am overwhelmed. i am overwhelmed that's my boy that he could come for me. i am overwhelmed. martha: boy, what an amazing picture that is. the commander sent this photo and a letter to the pregnant wife calling it the greatest single thing he has seen in his 10 years in the army. they believe he was still unconscious but that it was just in him, that reaction and that response, we wish him and his family well. bill: they lost four soldiers in that battle. he will survive. and his wife posting on facebook thank you everybody for their support. they will be updates on his condition. we will try to reach out to his wife and talk to her as well.