so is a doctor, tonya craft's attorney as well as david craft, tonya's husband.e us back now, this started innocently enough when children slept over the house. what was the situation that occurred that night? awe actually i'm not completely sure. even when the prosecution presented their case they never gave a clear-cut definitive time. >> larry: basically the story was what? >> basically the story was that there were children at my home and when they were at my home they were given baths and inappropriate touching happened during bath time. >> larry: were they your students? >> one was my student. they both were friend of my daughter. >> larry: how old were the girls? >> at the time they were -- well, the actual allegations were several years. so like as far as the span went. they were anywhere from 4 to 6 years old. >> larry: this was taking place over a number of months and years? >> number of years, yes, sir. >> larry: how did they come about to charge you? who came forward to say, mrs. craft is bothering us? >> that actually is another situation that's not

tonya craft joins us. an unlikely suspect falsely accused of heinous crimes, her own daughter testified against her. all next on "larry king live." >> larry: good evening. lawrence sunderland joins us. his daughter, 16-year-old abby set out to circumnavigate the glob m the world when she activated the emergency beacon on her boat. she was rescue add life two days later. now allegations sur fashi s sus done for a reality show. first, before we get to that. how is abby? >> abby is doing well. aboard a french fishing vessel at this time. and she is very relieved to be rescued. and the delayed shock is setting in a little bit of losing the vessel. >> where is she specifically? >> she is right in the middle of the indian ocean. heading to a little island, with a sailing fishing vessel about 46 degrees south called kagula island. >> larry: when do you expect to see her? >> 10 to 14 days. transported to a french research vessel. and then she will be steaming towards a little island off madagascar where they have

host: tonya from martinsburg, west virginia independent line. caller: there are a couple of things that seems suspicious to me in arkansas. the democrats, they told the voters to go out and vote early saturday, and when the people showed up, the polls were closed. one county where there were 40 locations open to in the first primary between blanche lincoln and the challenger, there were only two polling places opened yesterday. i find that very suspicious. and before -- the $10 million that labor cent, the white house spent $10 million on parties in the white house and the last 10 years. if just because the black people came out in arkansas and voted against the their interest, i would not be giving no parade if i was washington. host: any word about whether or not president obama to do you will be campaigning for blanche lincoln in the general election? guest: he has endorsed her of the primary. i doubt given the levels of popularity which are very low in arkansas, that you will see him campaign for blanche lincoln, not even appearing in televi