would have two nannies if they had twins. do you have one nannies or two nannies? >> typically i have them myself without anybody, but toward the end of the day when i have to go to work, then i have two people come in. two people come in because, look, let me tell you something, joy, especially now that they're mobile, one runs that way and one runs the other way. i have a man and woman that keep them -- >> that's great. it's so nice to talk to you. keep up the good work, nancy. >> thank you, joy. >> everybody loves your show. the book is called "the eleventh victim." nancy grace is coming up immediately following my show right here on hln. >>> next, the latest edition to the late night lineup. the funny george lopez. >>> everybody relax. you're screaming for a 48-year-old man. who looks better -- who looks better with clothes on. >> he's gone from the san fernando valley to having a star on the hollywood walk of fame. now he's coming into all of our bedrooms late at night with his talk show. "lopez tonight." he's funny, out

you for your blessing on the twins. they just turned 2 years old. and i remember laying in intensive care, and they were in intensive care on the other side of the hospital. and i remember praying, god, if you can just help me get them to age 2. because then i think, you know, they'll be sturdy and they'll have a chance. i revised that prayer this past wednesday when they turned 2. i said if you can just help me get them through to 25, because then i think they'll be sturdy and established. so i've had to revise that. but thank you. what's your question, dear? >> caller: my concern was about quinn gray's statement to the cops, where she said we're going to have sex and that she was going to make it as best as possible. you know, to me usually a rape victim doesn't refer to rape as sex and they definitely don't try to make it the best as possible. that sounds consensual to me. what do you think? >> well, it sounds more than consensual to me, sabrina in new york. it sounds like complete b.s. i was trying to make that poin

i watch you talking about your twins and i have grandchildren, myself, you know, that goes and playsh their playmates. how can she get away with this? >> i can tell you this, joanne in alabama, i would never, at this point, ever, and i know it sounds overprotective, let the twins walk home from a playmate's home. even in the neighborhood. absolutely not. to you, caryn stark, psychologist joining us from new york. i don't understand the psychopathy behind this act. a 15-year-old girl? aren't they usually plays basketball or soccer or cheer leading or something? 4-h? i don't know. murdering a 9-year-old little girl and allegedly the little girl leaves the home to go home and she's lured back into the home by the 15-year-old. >> this is not a normal 15-year-old girl, nancy -- >> caryn, no offense. you're the shrink, not me. i already know that. i already know she's no normal 15-year-old girl. okay? so let's shed different light on this. >> this kind of a 15-year-old girl would not be playing basketball. this is a 15-year-old girl i would be interested in seeing probably has behavior pro

these are the twins, lucy and john david, after their birth. there's lucy in the laundry basket and little john david on my side of the bed all propped up for a photo. now photos from friends. here's 3-year-old pennsylvania twins, brianna brooklyn hugging in their pink pjs at bedtime and kansas friends of the show, the hardings. jordan, susie. casey. doggy dog, nell. and their favorite pumpkin patch. >>> jayme always punctual to work. she called her job to tell them she'd be running a few minutes late because she couldn't get water at her house. she called her mother just a few days down and asked to use her shower but jayme never nadto work and is never heard from again. >> as frantic search for missing mom jayme sue austin emerges. mom cindy gis holt. >> caller: someone had taken a shower. counter was wet. the counter on the other side of the room. it was quite wet, yes. >> jayme's prized poocha shell necklace, inside of the canister of a vacuum. what happened? >> i suspect something's up. i don't know. is this too unusual for her. >> investi

would have two nannies if they had twins. do you have one nannies or two nannies? >> typically i have them myself without anybody, but toward the end of the day when i have to go to work, then i have two people come in. two people come in because, look, let me tell you something, joy, especially now that they're mobile, one runs that way and one runs the other way. i have a man and woman that keep them -- >> that's great. it's so nice to talk to you. keep up the good work, nancy. >> thank you, joy. >> everybody loves your show. the book is called "the eleventh victim." "nancy grace" is coming up immediately following my show right here on hln. >>> next, the latest edition to the late night lineup. the funny george lopez. xxxxx >>> everybody relax. you're screaming for a 48-year-old man. who looks better -- who looks better with clothes on. >> he's gone from the san fernando valley to having a star on the hollywood walk of fame. now he's coming into all of our bedrooms late at night with his talk show. "lopez tonight." he'

here are photos of the twins. lucy and john david. this is immediately after their birth. and i do not believe that they would be turning 2 this week if not without your prayers. and in connecticut, here's vicky and 2-year-old daughter eva dressed as a tiger for halloween. texas friends. high school teacher shelly and teen daughters margaret and macy. cheerleaders. a beautiful wedding photo of georgia friends chris and robin. looking on, kentucky friends of the show. linda, brian, kayla, michael and friends, jazzy and rooster. they never miss a show. >>> we have recovered 11 victims. we have recovered 10 bodies and one spashl skeleton from imperial avenue address. one autopsy is still being completed at this time. but they are all african-american women. seven died of ligature strangulation and one died of manual strangulation. two, the decomposition of the body precludes accuracy sometimes and we're diagnosing that as homicidal violence in two cases and the last case, the autopsy is ongoing. it does not appear to have a ligature or what would be a case of manual strangula

you for your blessing on the twins. they just turned 2 years old. and i remember laying in intensive care, and they were in intensive care on the other side of the hospital. and i remember praying, god, if you can just help me get them to age 2. because then i think, you know, they'll be sturdy and they'll have a chance. i revised that prayer this past wednesday when they turned 2. i said if you can just help me get them through to 25, because then i think they'll be sturdy and established. so i've had to revise that. but thank you. what's your question, dear? >> caller: my concern was about quinn gray's statement to the cops, where she said we're going to have sex and that she was going to make it as best as possible. you know, to me usually a rape victim doesn't refer to rape as sex and they definitely don't try to make it the best as possible. that sounds consensual to me. what do you think? >> well, it sounds more than consensual to me, sabrina in new york. it sounds like complete b.s. i was trying to make that poin

. >> do you have twins of triplets in there? >> no. you gave birth with your lovely figure still and popped them out and breast fed these children one at a time. did you not breast-feed? >> i did. but i only had one. it's a cakewalk with one. >> but it's still a great experience. >> i didn't pop mine out. i had a very difficult time. >> how many do you have? >> have i seven children. >> and they were all difficult births? >> five by c-section. it was quite a -- >> what do you say to people, maybe kathryn can answer this, who say that you're having children for political purposes. that you're trying to, as you call it, repopulate the world with babies that you produce. and that it's not just about having a baby to have children and have a family life but to make a point, to re-create the earth. >> for us, i believe we're just, we believe that we're being blessed with these children. we're not doing it for a political purpose. we're doing it for a spiritual purpose. in the sense that we want to be on god's team. he said to populate the e

happy 70th to twin sisters emily and eileen. nurse for 20 years including vietnam. she loves antiques, her twin, emily, the first female commercial airline pilot and captain in the country. they are best friends and after years apart love living near each other. happy birthday, emily and eileen. thank you, verizon for supporting the atlanta victim and witness assistance program. supporting victims in every way as they make a traumatic and painful journey in the judicial system. the program established in atlanta when i was a prosecutor and still going strong. verizon, thank you. >>> an intense search right now for a 7-month-old baby. little shannon beat rick was reported missing halloween day by her parents, but it doesn't appear to be a kidnapping. >> we are appealing to the public in this area, if they have seen any suspicious activity or someone is carrying a baby, they would give us a call. >> welcome back. this 7 month old baby allegedly taken out of the home. although police are saying no foul play. denise in alabama, hi.

here are photos of the twins. lucy and john david. this is immediately after their birth. and i do not believe that they would be turning 2 this week if not without your prayers. and in connecticut, here's vicky and 2-year-old daughter eva dressed as a tiger for halloween. texas friends. high schoolteacher shelly and teen daughters margaret and macy. cheerleaders. a beautiful wedding photo of georgia friends chris and robin. looking on, krn kentucky friends of the show. linda, brian, kayla, michael and friends, jazzy and rooster. they never miss a show. >>> we have recovered 11 victims. we have recovered 10 bodies and one partial skeleton from the imperial avenue address. one autopsy is still being completed at this time, but they are all african-american women. seven died of ligature strangulation, one died of manual strangulation, two, the decomposition of the body precludes accuracy, and we're diagnosing that as homicidal violence in two cases. the last case, the autopsy is ongoing. it does not appear to have a ligature and will undoubtedly be a case of manual strangula

hey, buddy. >> you know, renee rockwell, i was worried about switching the twins from formula to real thought it might upset their stomach. but that's a cold miller genuine draft the baby's got in its mouth. it's an infant. thoughts? >> nancy, again, it's in pour taste. >> poor taste? >> it's not illegal, nancy. it's not going to rise to the level of the family getting an entire rescue operation where people could have lost their lives looking for falcon, the 6-year-old, that was just hiding in the attic, if you will. >> let's go to nia bender. news director, knus radio. nia, thank you for being with us. no, i doubt since the statute has run, the child is now 10 years old, there isn't going to be prosecution for feeding a baby a beer bottle and a cigar. it's part of a long line of using these three boys. it's that cooky reality show we showed you last night or the balloon hoax where thousands of dollars were lost and genuine dollars were lost and genuine 911 calls were diverted trying to save the boy's life in a balloon who wasn't in there, to the rap song with the vulgar female slur?

. >> how are the twins? they're at risk for multiple medical conditions including diabetes, anemia, all of the things are checked during the pregnancy. >> reporter: fortunately tell lated blood pressure during pregnancy is not a problem for melissa. she is on bed rest because the doctor was afraid her babies might arrive prematurely. an ultrasound shows the babies are growing properly. >> making sure there's no difference in the growth from twin a and twin b. >> doctors prefer women carrying twins deliver between 37 and 39 weeks. melissa knows she's getting close. >> i'm excited to see what they look like. they're a part of me now. >> they're in position. ready for delivery. let's give them another week or two to grow and then we will be ready for the delivery. >> reporter: for today's health minute, i'm dr. sanjay gupta. >> somali pirates attacked the "maersk alabama" for the second time in seven months. this is the same ship pirates hijacked in april taking captain richard phillips hostage. find out what h

the man's twin sisters, aunt and 6-year-old cousin was killed. one of the twins was pregnant. 17 relatives were in the house at the time. 6-year-old michaela was shot as she slept in bed. >> she's in heaven. we know where she is. that's all the reason i can stantdz here today is because -- stand here today is because god has blessed us with a beautiful girl and he just took her home a little earlier than we wanted. >> two other people were hurt in the shooting. no word on a motive. police are still looking for the suspect. >>> to russia now where a railroad company in moscow says a deadly derailment there may have been the result of sabotage, even terrorism. the derailment has killed at least 25 people. dozens more are hurt. the train was carrying hundreds of people from moscow to st. petersburg. >>> a d.c. restaurant owner strangled inside her apartment in northwest. nearly a month later police still have no suspects. the last time the victim was seen alive was while she was heading home on halloween night. fox 5's paul wagner explains why detec

you for your blessing on the twins. they just turned 2 years old. and i remember laying in intensive care, and they were in intensive care on the other side of the hospital. and i remember praying, god, if you can just help me get them to age 2. because then i think, you know, they'll be sturdy and they'll have a chance. i revised that prayer this past wednesday when they turned 2. i said if you can just help me get them through to 25, because then i think they'll be sturdy and established. so i've had to revise that. but thank you. what's your question, dear? >> caller: my concern was about quinn gray's statement to the cops, where she said we're going to have sex and that she was going to make it as best as possible. you know, to me usually a rape victim doesn't refer to rape as sex and they definitely don't try to make it the best as possible. that sounds consensual to me. what do you think? >> well, it sounds more than consensual to me, sabrina in new york. it sounds like complete b.s. i was trying to make that poin

>> she would say mother and housewife in sacramento california and had to twin daughters who were 14 and one of her twins was killed by a drunk driver candace grieved as any mother would but she decided she would do more than just grieve. she would make a difference. with a small group of her neighbors in her neighborhood and sacramento they put together an organization when of the most significant things they did was to select a name for the organization. the name that they selected stated not only the objective, but also inferred what the problem was. the name is mothers against drunk driving. the initial members were all mothers. not all had suffered as candace had done but they could empathize with a mother who have lost a child to a drunk driver. but the title inferred, they could have that selected california against drunk driving but they selected the word mother. first, because it is one of the most the motive words in that english language. gs second because it pointed to the fact that drunk driving was overwhelmingly a masculine defense. most truckdrivers then and now are m

what is your question, dear. >> caller: i hope your twins enjoyed their first halloween. and my comment on the whole situation, why would you go to a neighbor? i would pick up the phone and call 911 -- >> 911, select point. michelle, what about it, doctor? >> it's disturbing. i think there are serious questions about the parents. like you said, nancy, the fact that they would be asleep from 11:00 -- from 3:00 a.m. until 11:00 just does not make sense. it just does not make sense. >>> let's stop and remember, marine corporal jason dunham. he gave his life saving fellow marines from a attack. dreamed of being a straight trooper. air force vet, two brothers, one sister, and jason dunham, american hero. thank you for being with us. especially to our guests. we will see you tomorrow night. 8:00 sharp, eastern. until then, good night, friend. >>> i am brooke anderson, and here is what is coming up on "showbiz tonight" at the top of the hour. the shocker. are they getting back together? showbiz uncovered the scluz. and then tyra talks about her major weight loss, but didn't she

these are the twins, lucy and john david, after their birth. there's lucy in the laundry basket and little john david on my side of the bed all propped up for a photo. now photos from friends. here's 3-year-old pennsylvania twins, brianna and brooklyn hugging in their pink pjs at bedtime and kansas friends of the show, the hardings. jordan, susie, casey, burton, matt, evan, reid, and doggie dog nell at their favorite pumpkin patch. >>> jayme always punctual to work. she called her job to tell them she'd be running a few minutes late because she couldn't get water at her house. she called her mother just a few doors down and asked to use her shower. but jayme never made it to work. and is never heard from again. >> as the frantic search for missing mom jayme sue austin emerges, new information about the bathroom where she is said to have taken a shower. the bathroom floor was soaking wet. >> someone had taken a shower. the carpet was wet, clear out to my counter. the counter on the other side of the room. it was quite wet, yes. >> jayme's prized

this time two years ago my twins lucy and john david and myself were all in intensive care. today, they turn 2. i truly believe your prayers were heard as they were lifted up. >>> breaking news, prayer changes things. happy birthday lucy and john david. this is this morning at about 5:30 a.m. i made them cookies last night to go with their candle and in the other shot, those were some paper crowns that we made for them to wear today. >>> she cannot walk. it's my understanding she cannot crawl yet. >> another huge gap in this story, the fact the parents have not made any personal appeals. i really believe that this story is going to be solved or this case will be solved close to home rather than far away from home. >> the department of children and families releasing information on two investigations into shannon's parents. >> i think they are allegedly foul play and seem to be pointing fingers directly at the parents. >> one investigation into drug use around the child. >> i think another huge gap in this story is the fact that the parents have not made any personal appeals.

your twins are angels. my question is, why on earth wasn't anyone watching this monster when he was released from prison? >> to sergeant scott, sergeant i've never seen -- actually i have seen a few cases like this. he got sentenced to 15 years. he did the full 15. that's my understanding. that's extremely rare. they have not let this guy out. and he did all sorts of classes behind bars like cage your age. they made him go through that. they made him go through anger management. they knew he has a severe problem. >> absolutely. somebody who does the full 15 years, doesn't get paroled or out on probation, they are a dangerous person. they are not going to be rehi bill at a timed and they had a responsibility to follow this person closely. >> what about it pat brown? >> absolutely. he created a lot of crimes before he was 30 and lots when he came out. >>> miss carmichael disappeared approximate ly a year ago in november. the investigation was ongoing, i believe by the lawrenceville heights police department.

all that means is that one twin has the disorder, does the other twin habits?n you have one autistic twin you have something like a 60% concorde and traits. if they are fraternal twins, not identical, it is much lower. there's also been a whole lot of genetic research if you want to look at that you can go to the pub med database, qb ned. type that into google. i think there is a possibility there could be environmental contaminants that could be making some of this worse. but it is probably interacting with susceptible genetics. and what is being done in his genetic research as it is not simple like down syndrome whether as a chromosomal abnormality. it is a little tiny covariation inside of jeans. and possibly genetics could be interacting. you might have a situation where somebody that should adjust their name mild asperger's, maybe a little bit eccentric turn into low functioning. i'm concerned about some of the things like plasticizers and water bottles. what i've read in science and nature and would not feed a baby out of a plastic nursing bottle. i am no

leaves parents mark and laurie, brother mark jr., twin sisters and his dog. on this veterans day, to all of our veterans, god bless you and god bless our troops at home and abroad. thank you to our guests and especially to you. a special good night from friend of the show kay hilliard and her daughter brooke celebrating her 37th birthday. happy birthday, brooke. i will see you tomorrow night 8:00 sharp eastern. until then, good night, friend. >>> i'm a.j. hammer and this is a "showbiz tonight" news break. we get under way at the top of the hour. dave's extortion war. shocking revelations from the guy accused of trying to black mail letterman. the carrie prejean donald trump smack down. striking back at the claims about him. tv's most provocative news show at the top of the hour.

happy 70th to twin sisters emily and eileen. 20 years including vietnam. she loves antiques, her twin, emily, the first female commercial airline pilot and captain in the country. they are best friends and after years apart love living near each other. happy birthday, emily and eileen. thank you, verizon for supporting the atlanta victim and witness assistance program. supporting victims in every way as they make a traumatic and painful journey in the judicial system. the program established in atlanta when i was a prosecutor and still going strong. verizon, thank you. >>> an intense search right now for a 7-month-old baby. little shannon beat rick was reported missing halloween day by her parents, but it doesn't appear to be a kidnapping. >> we are appealing to the public in this area, if they have seen any suspicious activity or someone is carrying a baby, they would give us a call. >> welcome back. this 7 month old baby allegedly taken out of the home. although police are saying no foul play. denise in alabama, hi. >> caller:

here are photos of the twins. lucy and john david. this is immediately after their birth. and i do not believe that they would be turning 2 this week if not without your prayers. and in connecticut, here's vicky and 2-year-old daughter eva dressed as a tiger for halloween. texas friends. high schoolteacher shelly and teen daughters margaret and macy. cheerleaders. a beautiful wedding photo of georgia friends chris and robin. looking on, connecticut friends of the show. linda, brian, kayla, michael and friends, jazzy and rooster. they never miss a show. >>> we have recovered the bodies from the imperial avenue address. one autopsy is still being completed at this time. but there are african-american women. seven died of ligature strangulation and one died of manual strangulation. two, the decomposition of the body includes accuracy sometimes and we're diagnosing that as a homicide and the last two, the autopsy is still going. it does not appear to have a ligature and and homicidal violence. there were six inside the house and five recovered from the yard. >> we did not -- t

i watch you talking about your twins and i have grandchildren, myself, you know, that goes and playsh their playmates. how can she get away with this? >> i can tell you this, joanne in alabama, i would never, at this point, ever, and i know it sounds overprotective, let the twins walk home from a playmate's home. even in the neighborhood. absolutely not. to you, caryn stark, psychologist joining us from new york. i don't understand the psychopathy behind this act. a 15-year-old girl? aren't they usually playing basketball or soccer or cheerleading or something? 4-h? i don't know. murdering a 9-year-old little girl and allegedly the little girl leaves the home to go home and she's lured back into the home by the 15-year-old. >> this is not a normal 15-year-old girl, nancy -- >> okay, caryn, no offense. no offense, caryn. you're the shrink, not me. i already know that. i already know she's no normal 15-year-old girl. okay? so let's shed different light on this. >> this kind of a 15-year-old girl, nancy, would not be playing basketball. this is a 15-year-old girl i would be interested i

. >> do you have twins of triplets in there?> no. >> you popped them out and breast fed all your children one at a time. >> yes. did you not breast feed? >> i only had one. i don't know if i could do it eight times. >> i didn't pop mine out. i didn't pop mine out. i had a very difficult time. >> how many do you have? >> seven children. five by c-section. it was quite a -- >> what do you say to people, maybe kathryn can answer this, that say you're having children for political purposes. you're trying to repopulate the world with babies that you produce. and that it's not just about having a baby to have children and ah have a family life but to make a point, to recreate the earth. >> for us, i believe we're just, we believe that we're being blessed with these children. we're not doing it for a political purpose. we're doing it for a spiritual purpose. we want the be on god's team. he said to populate the earth and we are. >> do you feel the same way about islamic families doing that? do you think that it is god's will? >> when g

god bless your twins.: i know it. >> it went by just like that. >> caller: but with this heene family, nancy, shouldn't there be somebody, cpa or some kind of, you know -- these kids are going to need counseling for so, so long. and i cannot believe -- to me the parents need to be throwed under the jail and these kids need to be got out of the environment they're in. and maybe it won't be too late to fix them. >> to dr. janet taylor, psychiatrist and m.d., what about tamara's point? >> well, i mean, clearly they do need some intervention, some psychological evaluations. and my hope is that the kids wouldn't get taken away from the parents but some real strict -- you know, if somebody has to go to jail, they go to jail and you keep this family together and teach them about how to raise their kids from here on. because potentially that could be more destructive if you remove these kids. >> right. out to the lines. ann in iowa. hi, ann. >> caller: hi, nancy. first of all, prayers for your mom's speedy recover

again, the victim, charla nash's, twin brother. his attorney is with us as well, barry mon could he. monica potts, reporter and stamford advocate. michael, start with you, how is your sister doing? >> my sister is doing well. she's in strong spirits. she wants to get fixed. she has a lot of injuries. she's -- she is blind. she lost two hands and her face and her scalp was ripped off. so there's a lot of damage. it's in a stable situation right now, but now things have got to move forward to get fixed. >> do you believe the state is at fault here, michael? >> i believe that. there was a law. they didn't enforce it. there's been several incidences. and nobody did nothing about it. it was even a warning as late as last october that this was a time bomb ready to go off. >> let's bring in your attorney, william monaco, that the state knew it was a ticking time bomb waiting to happen and did nothing? is william with us? william is not with us. let's bring in monica potts, stamford advocate. what has happened? we showed the video of 2003.

you for your blessing on the twins. they just turned 2 years old. and i remember laying in intensive care, and they were in intensive care on the other side of the hospital. and i remember praying, god, if you can just help me get them to age 2. because then i think, you know, they'll be sturdy and they'll have a chance. i revised that prayer this past wednesday when they turned 2. i said if you can just help me get them through to 25, because then i think they'll be sturdy and established. so i've had to revise that. but thank you. what's your question, dear? >> caller: my concern was about quinn gray's statement to the cops, where she said we're going to have sex and that she was going to make it as best as possible. you know, to me usually a rape victim doesn't refer to rape as sex and they definitely don't try to make it the best as possible. that sounds consensual to me. what do you think? >> well, it sounds more than consensual to me, sabrina in new york. it sounds like complete b.s. i was trying to make that poin

the lopez twins. jordan hill. and nebraska with the basketball, tied at 43-43. >> marques: i think it will be ubel or richardson. you have simmons and johnson. the two marcuses, defending sek henry, defending lance jeter. lance's quickness, with simmons and johnson. it's good to get an offensive look at the basket. >> steve: steal by hankins-cole. jeter pulls it back out. >> marques: way above the free-throw line. that's a tough angle. you give the defense an advantage. have to get the free-throw line extended. now, give your big man a chance to steal and be effective. >> steve: ubel, no. >> marques: ubel got his hand on his right shoulder. >> steve: time-out called by kevin o'neill. it comes with 4:11 to play. tie game at 43-43. learn more at supportyourvet.org. >> steve: santa monica bay with the beautiful waters. the famous peer you see in so many movies. we've just been told by the official scorekeeper that ryan anderson had only four fouls. both coaches were told he had four. and then, picked up his fifth. on

all that means is if one twin has the disorder, does the other twin had it.utistic twin, you have something like a 60% concorde and ray. if they are fraternal twins, in other words, not identical, much lower, or siblings, much lower. there is a lot of research. if you want to look at that, go to the pub med database. i will take you into the national library that is something you can type into google. i think that is a possibility could be environmental contaminants making some of his worst. it is probably interacting with susceptible genetics. what's been found in the research is it's not simple like down's syndrome where there's a abnormality. its little tiny code variations inside of genes. and possibly genetics could be interacting. you might have a situation where somebody that should have just been a mild asperger maybe a little bit eccentric, now that turned into a low functioning. i'm concerned about some of these things, classifiers and water bottles. what i've read in science and nature i would not feed a baby out of a plastic nursing bottle. i am n

the twin towers are still there. you know? so that's why maybe. maybe if they took everybody off at once and changed it all at once, it wouldn't work. because it is gradual, it is not so bad. >>> you have to have chemistry. especially in the morning. there is something very intimate about morning television. people are there in their pjs, they're watching you between their feet. they want to feel comfortable. just making the audience feel comfortable. at the end of the today, the you audience wants to be, especially in the morning, a different world themselves want to be able to leave the tour and know what's going. on that's our main objective. making sure we give them the information they need to arm them. >> but not. so not so much that it will wake them up. >> that they'll put the covers over their head and say i won't get up this morning. >> you were talking in that little footage about your looks. i thought that was an interesting thing. they had to shave your head. and you lael to go look in the mirror and say who is this woman, right? how

even though the two of us are almost twins as far as our age goes, the senator from vermont has a significant amount of seniority, although he never uses it in any way other than to work for the betterment of the people of vermont, and i say that seriously. we had a conversation in the cloakroom today and we weren't talking about ballgames last night. we were talking about problems of the people of vermont and the things that the distinguished precider today indicated that he thought that i could help a little bit with the state of vermont. mr. president, i'm very grateful that you're here today. mr. president, following leader remarks, the senate will resume consideration of the motion to proceed to h.r. 3590. under a previous agreement, the debate will continue with alternating hours from 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m., with the majority controlling the first hour, the time from 6:00 to 6:30 p.m. this evening will be under the control of the majority. 6:30 until 7:15 will be under the control of the republicans. from 7:15 to 7:30, the majority will control that time. and from 7:30 to 8:00 will

the firefighter who suggested the idea using steel from the twin towers to make the battleship says he got emotional the first time he saw it. >> i was driving through the ya yard. the hair was up on the back of my head. i was shaking and just to actually see that hip, not only to me, but to the nation. it is finally some of what we lost returned. and it's very hopefully for the family members and everybody that lost and the rescue crews down there it is a healing. finally some of what we lost returned. >> scott helped the september 11 rescue efforts. he runs the website uss new york.com. >> one of the cops credited with taking down the ft. hood gunman is a hero. as the news came out about her role in stopping the massacre, hundreds of people signed up to follow her on twitter. many people are leaving her tweets to say thank you and wishing her a fast recovery. >>> the u.s. army has seen a flood of support after the ft. hood tragedy. people are adding messages like such a tragedy. keep the families in your prayers tonight before you lay your head to rest in the comfort of your own home

>> caller: first of all, i wanted to say your twins are beautiful, and we watch your show every night. >> thank you. thank you so much. and thank you for calling in. what's your question, dear? >> caller: what is the status of the mother? is she going to live? >> good question. what about it? dennis hoey joining us from "portland press herald" and "maine sunday telegram." what do you know about the mom's condition? >> the mother, nancy, is being treated tonight at a hospital in sanford for her injuries and is expected to recover from her injuries and be released sometime later tonight. >> so she's still in the hospital? >> police would not describe the nature of the assault other than that it was a violent assault. >> okay. we know cops are saying this child is extreme danger. she's only old, shoulder-length blond hair, blue eyes. take me down off the screen, please and show her in full so the viewers can take a look at her. she weighs around 35 to 50 pounds, father allegedly assaulted the mom, brutally and took off with the little girl around 11:15 a.m. today. out of sanford, maine.

and your twins are angels. my question was, why on earth wasn't anyone watching this monster when he was released from prison? >> to sergeant scott hanes, sheriff's officer, florida. sergeant, i've never seen -- actually, i have seen a few cases like this. he got sentenced to 15 years. he did the full 15. that's my understanding. that's extremely rare. they did not let this guy out, and he did all sorts of classes behind bars like cage your rage. they made him go through that. they made him go through anger management. clearly they knew he had a severe problem. >> absolutely. somebody who does the full 15 years, doesn't get paroled or out on probation and is kept that entire time, they are a dangerous person, they are not going to be rehabilitated and they had a responsibility to follow this person closely. >> what about it, pat brown? >> absolutely. i mean, this guy probably created a lot of crimes before he was 30 when he went in and we see he's created a lot of crimes when he came out. he's un-rehabilitatabl

police chief accused of scheming to sell items from the surrogate mother for sarah jessica parker's twinzzi about taking items from the woman. his lawyer said his client went into the home but didn't take anything. >>> another police chief is also accused in the case. both have pleaded not guilty. >>> the u.n. is worried that iran could be hiding other nuclear plants. in september iran revealed a secret facility and now in a new report, the international atomic energy agency says that it's concerned that other enrichment facilities are being built for possible military use. iran says there are no other facilities under construction and that any future plans will be disclosed. >>> last night on the joy behar show she welcomed paris hilton and he talked about carrie prejean. >> she did answer the question honestly. she believes marriage is between a man and a woman. i don't happen to go along with that. i think people in love want to get married, let them get married but that's how she believed. shouldn't she get some credit for that? >> absolutely. she gave the politically incorrect answe

here are some photos of the twins. some of my favorites. this is right after we brought them home from intensive care and they had that little play toy. here they are in their double stroller. they couldn't hold their heads up. i had to put a towel or a blankie above their heads to keep their heads up. here are family photos from our friends of the show. connecticut friends vicki, 2-year-old daughter ava dressed as a tiger for halloween. kentucky friends of the show linda, brian, kayla, michael, furry friends jazz sxhin rooster. they never, ever miss a show. >>> we love you so much. i can't bless you for this day, but i bless you for my daughter. >> yes, lord. >> the last time i saw shaniya was four weeks ago on a friday. i went to visit her mother. i packed her with two days' worth of clothes. i got her out of the car, and i kissed her good-bye, and i told her to be a good girl. she turned back to me and said, "i love you, aunt carey, and see you later." i have to go. i'm sorry. no more comments. >> joining us right now, special guest shan

. >> the twin sister for the state secrets is suspension i bought earlier in his presentation, which is the problem of links which has been to us since the old testament. so the issue becomes since links are becoming a focus and it appears that all administrations are victims of this particular way of communicating policy issues, can you guys elaborate about how your office of the general counsel of approaching the leak issue? >> well, from reiterate what i said before, i'm not going to front run what's going to be decided over the next couple of months, but i do think there is a focus on what ways we have outside of criminal prosecution trying to deter and prevent leaks. >> i would say for our part, we take very seriously the crimes reporting process. leaks of classified information are criminal. when we detect and report them to the justice department, and are prepared to support justice in making prosecutorial decisions. you know, that said it is enormously difficult to make a case, criminal case, for a leak. and there are trade-offs with respect to the protection of sources and m

the pillars, the twin towers are still there. you know? so that's why maybe. once and changed it all at once, it wouldn't work. because it is gradual, it is not so bad. >> hopefully we won't do that. >>> you have to have chemistry. sitting there with these people, right? >> especially in the morning. there is something very intimate about morning television. people are there in their pjs, they're watching you between their feet. they want to feel comfortable. yes, chemistry is important. just making the audience feel comfortable. but at the end of the day, the audience wants to be, especially in the morning, a different world right now. they want to be able leave the door and know what's going on. that's our main objective. making sure we give them the information they need to arm them. >> but not. so not so much that it will wake them up. >> that they'll put the covers over their head and go i'm not going to get up this morning. >> you were talking in that little footage about your looks. i thought that was an interesting thing. about, they had to shave your

but i know as i came to work today i could hardly leave the twins just to go to work. and god willing, i'll see them when i get home tonight. and i can't imagine handing one of them over to someone to sell them into prostitution. i can't even imagine it. this is the reality that the prosecutors are dealing with in this case, according to police. to you, eleanor odom. i was asking dr. perper about this earlier. and i recall my over a decade in court prosecuting violent crimes, but when you go home at the end of the day i could never shake it. how do you do it, eleanor? your specialty is crimes on women and children. when you see those crime scene photos, when you see the autopsy photos, unless you attend the autopsy yourself, as you and i have both done, and you see that the child has been mutilated and harmed the way this child obviously was, how do you get up in front of that jury and explain it to them? >> nancy, i think you just have to tell them the truth. as horrible as it is, you can't, you know, gloss over it. you have to say how it happened. and you know, you j

leaves parents mark and laurie, brother mark jr., twin sisters and his dog.eterans, god bless you and god bless our troops at home and abroad. thank you to our guests and especially to you. a special good night from friend of the show kay hilliard and her daughter brooke celebrating her 37th birthday. happy birthday, brooke. i will see you tomorrow night 8:00 sharp eastern. until then, good night, friend. >>> i'm a.j. hammer and this is a "showbiz tonight" news break. we get under way at the top of the hour. dave's extortion war. shocking revelations from the guy accused of trying to black mail letterman. the carrie prejean donald trump smack down. striking back at the claims about him. tv's most provocative news show at the top of the hour.

the firefighter who suggested the idea using steel from the twin towers to make the battleship says he got emotional the first time he saw it. >> i was driving through northrop grummond's yard, i was going to the commissioning. the hair was up on the back of my head. i was shaking. just to see that ship and know how much it meant to not only me, but the nation, it's finally some of what we lost returns and it's very, hopefully for the family members of everybody that lost and the rescue crews down there, it's a healing. it's finally some of what we lost returns. i hope they all feel the same way i do. >> scott keion helped the september 11th rescue efforts. he runs the website ussnew york.com, an online tribute to the new battleship. >>> it's also a day to remember in pennsylvania. today in shanksville, they are breaking ground on the permanent 9/11 memorial for the victims of united flight 93. you remember flight 93 was the one that crashed in a field on september 11th. 130,000 people visit that site every year. organizers plan to officially open the memorial on the tenth anniversary

here are some photos of the twins. some of my favorites. this is right after we brought them home from intensive care and they had that little play toy. here they are in their double stroller. they couldn't hold their heads up. i had to put a towel or a blanky around their heads to keep their heads up. here are family photos from our friends of the show. connecticut friends vicki, 2-year-old daughter ava dressed as a tiger for halloween. kentucky friends of the show linda, brian, kayla, michael, furry friends jazzy and rooster. they never, ever miss a show. >>> we love you so much. q >>> we love you so much. i can't bless you for this day, but i bless you for my daughter. >> yes, lord. >> the last time i saw shaniya was four weeks ago on a friday. i went and took her to visit her mother. i packed her with two days' worth of clothes. i got her out of the car, and i kissed her good-bye, and i told her to be a good girl. she turned back to me and said, "i love you, aunt carey, and see you later." i have to go. i'm sorry. no more comments. >>

we are talking about twin horrors. yesterday, in texas, today in florida. first, a muslim military psychiatrist upset about being deployed to afghanistan allegedly goes on a murderous rampage at ft. hood. he's accused of killing at least 13 people before he is shot and arrested. less than a day later, shots ring out inside an orlando office building. we watch, america watches, as the pandemonium and panic erupt. >> breaking news into the cnn newsroom. want to get you to the pictures right now in orlando, florida. we are getting reports of as many as eight people shot. >> shots reportedly fired at this downtown high rise office building. we're also hearing reports that there are multiple victims now, at least eight, and that the shooter is not in custody. >> multiple fire units out there working on them. we're told by authorities that basically many of those are serious trauma patients. we cannot confirm any deaths at this time. sergeant jones of the orlando police department says she will not do that. we are told that one of them did have a heart situation.

to new york, to answer for their alleged crimes in a courthouse just blocks away from where the twin towers once stood. >> right now, eric holder is defending that decision. announced last week, getting ready to walk in, getting ready to walk in the room, and answer questions from the senate judiciary committee. critics argue that the trial would give the defendants, including khalid shaikh mohammed, a world stage to spout their hateful rhetoric. holder says america should not cower in the face of terrorists. holder also says judges can control unruly defendants. >>> a cruise to see penguins in antarctica could be about a week late getting back because it got stuck in ice. more than 100 tourists and scientists are on board. they've been using the delay to sneak in extra tours. >>> oh, gee, you mean, my vacation's going to be longer and i don't have to pay for it? 34 minutes past the hour. how's the weather shaping up today? bob's going to start for the west coast. >> you have one round of weather blasting the region over the last couple of days. it brought heavy rain across the pacif

. >>> an amazing marathon operation to help conjoined twins.ou'll hear how the 2-year-old girls are doing after 25 hours of surgery. >>> right now on "showbiz tonight," when sarah met oprah. tonight, brand-new bombshell revelations from sarah palin's interview today on oprah. palin's new slams against levi johnston. >> a bit heartbreaking to see the road that he is on right now. >> how palin screwed up the devastating katie couric interview. >> i don't blame people for thinking that i was not qualified, that i was ill-prepared. >> plus, is sarah palin pushing for a talk show? and should oprah watch her back? >>> tonight, the brand-new screaming headlines that brad and angelina may be breaking up. but what's the truth? tonight, "showbiz tonight" with the dramatic very new public way brad and angie are trying to put those rumors to rest. >>> and tonight, the startling big bucks offer to carrie prejean for her solo sex tape. or should we say, sex tapes? and will carrie go for it? the offer, we mean. >>> tv's most provocative entertainment news sho