that's what john brown's trial meant to john brown himself. in all four days of court time were devoted to the trial. two days after the verdict was announced, brown was brought back into court and asked if he had anything to say before sentence was passed on him. even delivered his famous last statement, and the judge sentenced him to death by hanging, the sentence was carried out on december 2, 1859, in a field just five blocks from this courthouse. it was 30 days after the trial was concluded and just short of five weeks after it began. vessel happen in a remarkably short time, given the circumstances of the case. the indictment presented complicated issues. it took 20 minutes alone for the court clerk to read the indictment in open court. difficulty issues were raised by the trial, some not previously dealt with in any american court. such as, for example, whether treason could be committed against a state, whether a person who was not a resident of the state, and thus owed no allegiance to the state, could be tried for treason against tha

and i still have a chris brown fan. >> nicole says she's still a fan of chris brown. but tanika, i'm thinking that when even his most ardent fans hear all of these disgusting details, how in the world can they still support him? >> that's what i'm questioning as well. sherri shepherd was on the view the other day saying that she had bought her nieces tickets to his concert and she didn't want to drill into them that he had done something really bad. i'm not sure what kind of mentality you have to have to still support a person that we all know beat someone, especially a woman. i'm not sure where people are going with this as far as not understanding rihanna. she has to come open with this. and for her, it's cathartic. everybody deserves a cathartic moment. and her private life being private. she would have loved to have done that if the photos weren't released, if the 911 calls weren't released. it would have been easy to do that. but as a celebrity, you do not have that option. >> yeah, she did not have that choice. and you mentioned sherri shepherd and what she told

chris brown might want to take a note out of her page. each time he comes out it seems to early to sort of conceptualize what he wants to say on this matter. >> maybe he should look at this and say this is what i should do, give it a little more time. be genuine about how i feel, too. i have to tell you when i was watching her interview this morning with diane sawyer on good morning america, i was startled about her confession about why she left chris brown for good. watch what she said. >> when i realized that my selfish decision for love could result into some young girl getting killed, i couldn't be held responsible for telling them go back, even if chris never hit me again, who is to say their boyfriend won't. >> there has been so much speculation about why it did take rihanna so long to open up about the night she was attacked. when you hear rihanna now, carlos, it seems to me she really struggled with how her actions would affect other women in abusive relationships. it seems to me she was almost tormented by it. >> in honesty, peop

they were driving in brown's rented lamborghini when she saw a text message that was sent to chris brown. >> he kept lying to me and i wouldn't drop it. it escalated into him being violent towards me. it was ugly. >> ugly is an under statement. police documents say during the argument he punched her, shoved her head against the window, bit her and placed her in a headlock and told her "now i'm really going to kill you." >> he had no soul in his eyes. just blank. he was clearly blacked out. there was no person when i looked at him. my next option was to get out of the car and walk. start walking. in a gown and a bloody face. >> rihanna was 20 and chris brown was 19 at the time. they were the it couple of music. >> he was definitely my first big love. >> she said they fell for each other hard. >> the more in love we became, the more dangerous we became for each other. >> there was a lot of public outrage when she briefly got back together with chris after the beating. tonight we heard her reveal she soon ended things once and for all. >> he didn't accept that very well. obviously he didn't

chris brown may want to take a note from her page. it teams too insigne seer and early to conceptualize. he should be genuine about what i feel. when i was watching her interview with diane sawyer on "good morning america," i was startled about why she left chris brown for good. watch what she said. >> when i realized that my selfish decision for love could result into some young girl getting killed, i couldn't be held responsible for telling them go back. chris -- even if chris never hit me again, who is to say their boyfriend won't? >> this has been so much speculation about why it took her so long to open up about the night she was attacked. when you hear rihanna now, carlos-t seems to me she really struggled with how her actions would affect other women involved in abusive relationships. it seemed like she was almost tormented by it. >> in all honesty, the people here and the people in a lot of places said she has a new album and that's why she is speaking out. she took the time to really consider her role in the big picture of do

chris brown may want to take a note for her page. because each time she's come out, it's seemed a little insincere and a little too early to conceptualize what he really wants to say on this matter. >> you're right. maybe he should look at this and say, this is probably what i should do, give it a little bit more time. be genuine about how i feel too. >> absolutely. >> i have to tell you, when i was watching her interview with diane sawyer this morning on "good morning america," i was really startled about her confession why she left chris brown for good. watch what she said. >> when i realized that my selfish decision for love could result into some young girl getting killed, i couldn't be held responsible for telling them, go back. chris -- even if chris never hit me again, who's to say that their boyfriend won't? >> there has been so much speculation about why it did take rihanna so long to open up about the night she was attacked, but when you hear rihanna now, carlos, it seems to me she really struggled with how her actions woul

and tonight, should chris brown shut his big mouth? >> you know, chris brown has just responded to rihanna's chilling graphic, very first interview about the night he beat her up. and i am not alone in saying, chris, give it a rest. dude, you are not doing yourself any favors, okay? there is absolute outrage today after brown just could not resist yet again stumbling while trying to climb his way out of the deep, deep hole that he's dug for himself after the night that he battered rihanna. and it made for big news breaking today. >> i was battered, i was bleeding, i was swollen in my face. >> reporter: "showbiz tonight" can tell you, rihanna's first tv interview about her abusive relationship with chris brown was a major event. >> the whole thing plays back in my head. >> reporter: brand-new numbers show more than 8 million people watched abc's "2020" on friday night as rihanna told her chilling story about the night chris brown beat her bloody. and she revealed for the very first time that she witnessed her father abuse her mother whe

. >> and pushaun brown in the ball game. and put on by unh and gets rid of the ball as the young player was hot on the tail. >> and you go to the two tight ends and got the win and take it down field and gets a run through this. and seems like it is great football. and not only today and over the years here at unh. and that is the most devastating part. and you go big. and run it one on one and he gets a run on it. >> 2nd down. and now, it is the big wide receiver. closest to the line of scrimmage. and they hand off. and brown down to the 41-yard line. and steve young was hit on the tackle and maine on 3rd down. they are down for eight. >> and he is there in distance. third and seven, this isn't fun against the unh defense. and they are going to bring pressure from somewhere. and we will see how treister ends up dealing with it. and gets it from the side lines. and brusko from the slot and brusko might end up getting the football. >> landis williams, one the players to watch. he has been quiet. they do give it to brusko, you

chris brown might want to take a note out of her page. each time he comes out it seems to early to sort of conceptualize what he wants to say on this matter. >> maybe he should look at this and say this is what i should do, give it a little more time. be genuine about how i feel, too. i have to tell you when i was watching her interview this morning with diane sawyer on good morning america, i was startled about her confession about why she left chris brown for good. watch what she said. >> when i realized that my selfish decision for love could result into some young girl getting killed, i couldn't be held responsible for telling them go back, even if chris never hit me again, who is to say their boyfriend won't. >> there has been so much speculation about why it did take rihanna so long to open up about the night she was attacked. when you hear rihanna now, carlos, it seems to me she really struggled with how her actions would affect other women in abusive relationships. it seems to me she was almost tormented by it. >> in honesty, peop

still on his feet and pushaun brown with a touchdown. and it is on for the black bears. >> good job up front and josh. and it is the conner keating credit. and spins the guy around. >> it is questionable. >> could lend up being a holding call t and getting it in the ends zone. and the freshman for the point a and it is good. it is getting interesting. and this is a terrific ball game. it has been. and drives you down the field and makes a couple of big throws on the drive and 14 play. and 77-yard drive. and it is just absolutely sucks the life out of the clock. and now, it is 44 and a half seconds to go in the 3rd quarter and now the pressure mounts. and sean mcdonnell was saying. you don't win this game. you don't go to the playoff it is. >> we wanted to see some fire. and what does mmmaine do. and sean mcdonnell. you have to find a way it make a big defense. and biggest play in the game came on the dino vasso interception. >> some were wondering how treister is going to respond. >> and ranked six defensively. and giving up and 23 of 36

and brown in the back. almost picked off by ware annuity role jones and he is going to be caught from behind. and robert hines, who plowed the play. >> new hampshire brings it. and it doesn't get knocked down. they throw to the blitz side. that is the perfect call against an outside loin blacker belied. he makes the tip. and look at it on the outside there. >> and jeremy kelly, the 226 pounder and jones gets it inside the 20. that's a big play that maine needed. >> they handled the pressure on that one. 19 of 33 and 98%. steams you call it and it happened to be there. and ware has it. and unh made the right call and it is truly a game. and no catching and unh is off to the races here and they are in danger. >> couple of slots. and kelley, and and brusko and treiskher and goes to the hand of landis williams. >> you are going to see 91, he forked a guy and dumped him back to the feet of his quarterback. that's the problem with playing this unh defense. and they are pressed in the pocket and treister. and not

should chris brown shut up already. the horrifying details about the night chris brown beat rihanna. what chris is saying today about her startling tell all. >>> the carrie prejean sex tape scandal. is she a hypocrite? the most provocative news show at the top of the hour here on hln. >>> "showbiz tonight" at the top of the hour.

the departure of ministers from the cabinet shook gordon brown. there was a blatant attempt to remove him from office. >> in the last few minutes i have spoken to james fernell, the work and pensions secretary. he is resigning from the government in order to force a leadership ballot. >> gordon brown hung on, just, but only have to deal with the worst economic claimant in decade. haven'tly he had to admit that the public spending spree had to end. the political contest for all three main parties is now the character of their cut. this is the last time labor will set out a program for government before the next general election, and it is the last time for many m.p.'s who are already planning their own exit. but with an economy under stress, a squeeze on public spending and a war in afghanistan, the next parliament looks certain to receive a difficult political inheritance. >> laura with some themes for us we will discuss in a while. this is the theme in the royal gallery, one of the most impressive rooms in the palace of west mississippi sister. t

gordon brown. -- shook gordon brown. there was a blatant attempt to remove him from office. >> i have spoken to james personnel, who is resigning from the government in order to force of leadership ballot. >> gordon brown hung on, it just. he had to deal with a fork -- the worst economic climate in decades. he had to reluctantly admit that the public spending spree had to win. the political contest for all three main parties is now the character of their cut. this is the last time labour will set out a program for government before the next election. and it is the last time for many p's who are planning their own exit. with an economy under stress, a squeeze on public spending, and of war in afghanistan, the next parliament is certain to received a difficult political inheritance. >> some things that we will discuss and a wall. this is the scene in the royal gallery. one of the most expressive rooms in the palace of westminster. this is the gallery through which the queen will process on her way to

but guess who is appearing on tv right before rihanna's primetime interview tonight -- chris brown. he's going to upstage her? she's opening up for the first time about this terrible ordeal and he's going to horn in on her message? a bad move. see what the experts have to say. let's bring in our psycho therapist and the chief correspondent "inside edition" and also former attorney and cnn anchor. let's get back to what rihanna is talking about, falling in love turning into an obsession. how common is that among a young couple like this? >> it's very common with young people but they aren't really falling in love. what she is describing that the rest of us would call that intense passion where it makes for great happy times and really volatile violent times. >> and young people more susceptible i would think, just not mature enough to handle those feelings, right? >> i think that's part of it. you get older, wiser, more jaded and less accepting of that kind of stuff let's listen more of rihanna talking about what led to this infamous incident, a text message from another girl. let's

does chris brown have any shame? he attacked rihanna nine months ago but now he thinks rihanna should have kept the details of the assault to herself. maybe he should have thought about that before punching her in the face. plus, explosive new details in the drunk driving mom who killed eight people in new york. new reports say her husband is changing his story that his wife was always clean and sober. what do you think? give us a holler. 1-877-jvm-says. 1-877-586-7297. want to hear from you. >> she did not drink. she is not an alcoholic. she was diabetic. >> something medically had to have happened. >> she had a bump on her leg which was traveling towards her brain. >> she is not an alcoholic. >>> let's meet today's winner. tommy from arizona. tommy says he was a beer and whiskey blackout drunk, drinking cost him everything. three marriages, his house. rock bottom came when he was homeless and dying of his disease. then he found a clinic that helped him kick the habit. now married for seven years, tommy says he has

gordon brown is the speaker and william haig are already in waiting. we'll next see the lord chancellor, jack straw preparing to deliver the speech to the queen. signal has been given by the doorkeeper. rah r-and the marshall tells them that the queen is ready to receive the speech. and yet another break with recent tradition, the lord chance lore steps backward, always a pin of interest for us at this stage. >> my lord, the members of the house of com upons. my government has been with priority to share stained growth and have a prosperous economy as the british economy recovers from the global economic downturn. training and employment programs restructuring the financial sector, and strengthening the national infrastructure and providing responsible investment, my government will foster growth and employment. and my government will also strengthen key public services. and insuring that individual entitlements guarantee good services and will work to build trust in democratic institutions. my government will seek effective global and european collabo

and when i got to the subject of john brown, it became apparent that one of the tour through a great deal more than the tour guide. our small group delighted in the added depth the two are suddenly took on. this was my first encounter with brian mcginty. he introduced himself as a retired lawyer and historian. he told us of his intention to write the very book that he is here to speak up tonight. needless to say i was excited and i am greatly pleased and honored that he graciously agreed to come here tonight on the official date of the book's release -- on this eve of the harpers ferry. an accomplice writer, mr. mcginty has offered seven books of which "john brown's trial" is only his most recent published by harvard university press. he published mr. mcginty's court which. his struggle with chief justice and the supreme court's decisions during the civil war. in his book deal could not occur published by oakland university press in 2006, mr. mcginty export a famous southwestern indian massacre of a mormon family in which took two of the children captive. i'm an earlier books by mr.

on brown street. susan baker took custody of shannon from her mother sometime in the hours of october 31st. christina is charged with interference of child custody, a third-degree felony, deserting a child, failing to report a missing child, false report of a crime first-degree misdemeanor, contributing to the delinquency of a child. susan baker was charged with neglect of a child with aggravated circumstances. second-degree felony. interference of a child custody, third-degree felony. false report regarding a missing child, first-degree misdemeanor. false report of a crime, first-degree misdemeanor. contributing to delinquency of a child, first-degree misdemeanor. we could not have accomplished this without the men and women and more that's not even present to stand behind me today. also i want to say -- >> quite an emotional moment for everybody involved in this case. the baby was found with just a blanket and a box of baking soda. the 3-year-old stepson went missing. the baby sitter's own 3-year-ol

something called gordon brown to smile and laugh. i know for a fact that one of his aide said, you do realize the only image television will use is you looking grumpy. i don't know what a joke it was. i think we will notice the continuing debate about how to cut the financial deficit. we now have a bill with the government commits itself to do so, and half in four years, but we do not have the measures. but we will get those on december 9, as we have been promised in the chancellor's budget report. we know that the debate about how regulate the financial industry is very important. for many people, the reforms to education will be a central part of the debate. whether the government will deliver them, or parents and teachers are best to deliver them themselves. and the beginning of debate about the care for the elderly. it will be very important her the truth is, the government has relatively small, but at the proposal if they reelected, to find a way to cover assault for the costs if we or our loved ones get ill. that would require

and pat brown criminal profiler and author. also with us is the daughter of the only victim, as of tonight, that e that's been positively identified. lillian glass, pat brown, let's talk to it briefly before i go to the victim's daughter. lillian glass, i have three scenarios in mind. number one, he's acting out of rage and anger toward women. two, after being convicted on attempted rape and doing 15 years, he decided to kill all of his future victims so there are would be no evidence, no live witnesses and three, he has a desire to murder. those are my only three scenarios. any other ideas, lillian glass? >> they are all correct and absolutely right. this is a man who hates women. he's methodical. >> hold on. i want to see the photos of tonja carmichael. she's a beautiful mother of three. she leaves behind two girls and a boy. her body, hidden in sowell's home for the past year. decomposing, along with the bodies of ten other women, that we know of. go ahead, lillian. >> no, you are absolutely correct. when you are looking at

. >> what about it, pat brown? >> absolutely. i mean, this guy probably committed lots of crimes before he was 30 when he went in, and we have seen he's committed lots of crimes when he came out. >>> six of them are described as african-american women, and at least five of them appear to have been strangled. they were all found in and around the house of 50-year-old anthony sowell. >> you could smell the dead bodies. >> there are a whole lot of people showing up in this neighborhood. dozens of missing women, and their families and their loved ones that have been showing up here, and trying to figure out if their loved ones are one of the bodies inside of this home. >> the likelihood that there are victims in other places, missing people who were never recovered, and no one knows their whereabouts, is extremely high. >> i guarantee it, they look at california, north carolina, where he was stationed with the marines, ther are going to be women there who have never been found, never been accounted for. >> we've obtained a warrant to

chris brown. he will upstage her? she's opening up for the first time about this ordeal and he's going to horn in on her message? a bad movement we'll see what the experts have to say. stacey, let's firstoff get back to what rihanna is talking about, falling in love an obsession. how common is that for a young couple like this. >> it's very common for a young couple. they aren't really falling in love. what she's describing what the rest of us call intense passion, makes for great happy times and also really volatile violent times. >> and young people more susceptible to that i would think? not mature enough to handle those feelings. >> i think part of it. you get older and wiser and more jaded and less accepting of that. >> let's listen to rihanna talking about what led to this infamous message, a text message from another girl. >> i call him in l.a. he wouldn't-he wouldn't tell the truth. i wouldn't drop it. i wouldn't drop it. i kept saying, i couldn't take that he kept lying to me and he couldn't take that i would

brown? go ahead. your response? guest: i also have great faith in the civilian court system of the united states of america for those folks who are arrested on our soil by law enforcement. but if we are taking people into custody and our military or cia information remember lands that belongs in a military court where we can protect the classified information, those courts are set up for people that have been through being detained by the military through interrogations. these folks were not read their miranda rights. they were not told to remain silent or have a right to a speedy trial. all of these things going to come up in court. this is going to be a mockery of our system here and we're giving them the stage to do that and we're also giving them the stage to mock the victims of september 11th and that's where i have a real problem. they're going to mock the firemen, the police officers and they're going to mock the civilians that were killed. they gave their lives for our country and why are we giving them this

ryian na finally talking about her toxic relationship with chris brown. why did she go back to him after the beating? and what's her new warning for young girls? plus lindsay lohan's dad begging her to go rehab and now releasing shocking new phone calls that prove lindsay needs help. do you believe him? we're talking your calls. call me. >> but now i want to hear from you. >> send your e-mail or i-report to jane and tell her about your story. could you win an ought graphed cope of her new book and get a chance to meet her in new york. go to cnn.com/jane for details and pick up your copy of "i want" today at book sell sers everywhere and don't forget to catch jane every night at 7:00 eastern. >> let's meet today's winner, wanda from chicago. what a great story. after she wrote in seeing our coverage of the cleveland house of horrors, she says she lived a similar life to some of the victims. forced into prostitution by her own brother so he could feed his habit, she admits she was an addict when she had her son but now he is an honor constituent. in 2003, s

browns in the room. thank you for joining us, jim. >> thank you. >> the distinguished gentlelady from california, maxine waters. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. and members. before i raise a few questions i would like to submit for the record full disclosure of my husband's affiliation with the national football league having previously played for at least three teams, the cleveland browns with the great mr. jim brown, pittsburgh and the washington redskins. and so i do have intimate knowledge based on my interaction with a number of players and owners about the nfl. georgia was a very close friend and john shaw who is president of the rams and chip the new owner are friends. however, having said that, i remained extremely concerned about the plight of football players, particularly, some of the older ones who worked and played when times were even a lot more difficult for players. let me just ask mr. goodell, in october of 2009 issue of g.q. we were told the story of mike webster, legendary center

chris brown. so he's going to upstage her? she's opening up for the first time about this terrible ordeal, and he's going to horn in on her message? i think it's just a bad move on that front. we'll see what the experts have to say. let's bring in stacy kaiser, our psychotherapist and also with us jim moret, chief correspondent "inside edition." first get back to what re hanna is talking about falling in love turning into an obsession. how common is that among young people? >> it's very common, but they aren't really falling in love. what she's describing that the rest of us would call would be that intense passion where it makes for great, happy times and also really volatile violent times. >> and young people more susceptible to that, i would think, just not mature enough to handle those feelings, right? >> i think that's part of it. you get older. you get wiser. you get more jaded and less accepting of that sort of stuff. >> let's listen to more of rihanna talking about what led to this infamous incident, a text message fro

however the linchpin story, the entire history of this old court house is the trial of john brown. here to tell us that story tonight is a man steeped in the details and significance of that famous trial. a year ago i was giving a courthouse for when two men asked to tag along. when i got to the subject of

they were talking about the rihanna and chris brown case. when larry asked her if she had been abused, she reveal a bombshell. >> abuse has several categories. >> you have been emotionally abused? >> emotionally, mentally. >> why is it hard to get out of it? >> well. >> well, it's scary. you feel locked in. if your situation is similar to one of the situations i have been in. >> it is hard to get out? >> for me, to really get out it was difficult because there was a connection that was not only a marriage, but a business thing where the person was in control of my life. >> okay, although she doesn't mention his name, mariah was clearly talking about her ex-husband. he did not respond to our calls for comment. they have been divorced for 11 years. how hard do you think it's been for mariah to keep this in for so long? >> we don't know if it's true or not. why is she saying it now. i called people who worked with tommy for years and i said me about him and they called him a god in the industry. that doesn't mean he is not abusive. a lot of tim

browns in the room. thank you for joining us, jim. >> thank you. >> the distinguished gentlelady from california, maxine waters. >> thank you, mr. chairman and members. before i raise a few questions, i would like to submit forward full disclosure of my husband's affiliation with the national football league, having previously played for at least three teams, the cleveland brounls with the great jim brown, pittsburgh and the washington redskins. so i do have intimate knowledge based on my interaction with a number of players and owners about the nfl. georgia was a very close friend, and john shaw, who is president of the rams, and chip, the new owner, our friends. however, having said that, i remained extremely concerned about the polite -- plight of football players, particularly some of the older ones who worked and played when times were even a lot more difficult for players. let me just ask mr. goodell. in an october of 2009 issue of q.g., we were told the story of mike webster, the legendary center

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shaniya is three feet tall, 40 pounds, brown hair, brown eyes. last seen wearing a blue t-shirt and pink underwear. please keep your eyes open. if you have information, please contact the fayetteville police department. >>> a united airlines pilot was pulled off a flight minutes before he was supposed to take off from london to chicago on monday. authorities were called by a co-worker who thought he was drunk. british police say his blood alcohol level was over the legal limit. the pilot has been removed from duty while the airline investigates. and airline spokeswoman says united policy is a i monk the strictest in the industry and we have no tolerance for violation of the well-established policy. >>> there were no words of remorse from the so-called dc sniper before his execution. john allen mohammed died by lethal injection last night in virginia's death chamber. this is the last photo taken of him. police believed he was the mastermind behind the sniper attacks that terrorized the washington, d.c. area back in 2002. and ambulance took away hi

rihanna's tearful tell all about being beaten by chris brown. caught on camera, the stripper at the center of the fergie controversy speaks out to explosive claims that josh cheated on fergie with her. tv's most provocative entertainment news show starts at the 207 of the hour here on hln.

sherry m says on the facebook, chris brown, you guys, he is oozing toxins. absolutely. >> the most annoying thing about him, rihanna releases things about her album and how excited she is, and chris brown has to come out and stomp all over her parade and do the same thing, promoting his album, and this is a guy that offered a poe apology and trying to rebuild his public image and it's not just really working. >> you know, i agree with you. time will tell with that one. interesting many people wrote on the facebook wall that george clooney and gerard butler should be called toxic bachelors. and mary j. rights this. kim, very quickly, is it fair to crown jon gosselin the most toxic at all? >> yeah, because you never know who is showing up at your door, you never know. >> he does seem like a real womanizer these days. thank you both, and good to see you, ladies. >>> do you remember when tyra banks did the whole kiss my fat ass thing when she was criticized about her weight. tonight tyra is showing off her new big weight loss. i have to ask are these mixed messa

browns in the room. thank you for joining us, jim. >> thank you. >> the distinguished gentlelady from california, maxine waters. >> thank you, mr. chairman and members. before i raise a few questions, i would like to submit forward full disclosure of my husband's affiliation with the national football league, having previously played for at least three teams, the cleveland brounls with the great jim brown, pittsburgh and the washington redskins. so i do have intimate knowledge based on my interaction with a number of players and owners about the nfl. georgia was a very close friend, and john shaw, who is president of the rams, and chip, the new owner, our friends. however, having said that, i remained extremely concerned about the polite -- plight of football players, particularly some of the older ones who worked and played when times were even a lot more difficult for players. let me just ask mr. goodell. in an october of 2009 issue of q.g., we were told the story of mike webster, the legendary center

chris brown, he is oozing toxins. i agree. after admitting to beating up rihanna, i think it's safe to say chris brown is a toxic bachelor. >> absolutely. you know what's the most annoying thing, rihanna starts releasing things about her album, how excited she is. doing all of this new work. chris brown has to come out, stamp all over her parade, do the same thing, promote his album. this is a guy who issued this faux apology and trying to rebuild his public image and it just really isn't working. >> you know, i agree. time will tell with that one. interestingly, many wrote on our facebook wall george clooney and garrard butler should be called toxic bachelors but mary is having none of it. she writes toxic is the key word. george clooney, not toxic. garrard butler, not toxic. jon gosselin, very toxic. kim, is it fair to kround jon gosselin the most toxic of all? >> again, george clooney a little bit of a player but jon gosselin, you would never know who was showing up. jon gosselin with michael lohan, jon gosselin with octomo

and joanna writes, if she blasted chris brown, she is being a hypocrite. doesn't look good on her part at all. so, pat, do you agree to any of what our friend at home wrote? does having bebe winans on her show make her look bad to some? >> you know what, there is nothing more horrifying than domestic abuse, one of the most horrifying things on earth. if oprah winfrey is opposed to that, bless her for that. but she still has the right to entertain someone on her -- to have someone on her show whom she may feel is not responsible. that's her choice. you know, there are a lot of false accusations in domestic abuse too. and i don't think we should be promoting that. i think we need to know the entire story, if it turns out he's convicted, then she may have a different opinion. but for now, she's entitled to have him on and hear his say. >> and the show is "the oprah winfrey show." so she is entitled. i want to move now to more big breaking news from oprah's show today. patrick swayze's widow, lisa niemi, gave her first tv interview since patrick died. she open

this week gordon brown answered questions on the british involvement in afghanistan. mr. brown announced this week that 10 nato nations are ready to send about 5,000 troops to afghanistan. they questioned about the iraq secrecy and asked about how the government was responding to recent floods in the u.k. >> doctor, refer to blackmon woods. >> before listing my engagements this week, i am sure the house will wish to join me to paying tribute to sergeant robert dixon from the fourth regiment, who has died in afghanistan. the debt of gratitude we owe him is permanent, and we send our condolences to his family and friends. he and the sacrifice he has made will not be forgotten. all of us i believe will want to pay tribute to police constable big barker who tragically died in the course of duty, serving the community he was so committed to. and we remember the individuals who lost their lives during the recent floods, and our thoughts are with all families and friends, and with all those affected by the serious flooding, who will have our support now and into the future. let

i played for coach noll who played for paul brown. i played for bill walsh who coached for paul brown, and that was my introduction to the nfl. so from a strategy standpoint and how do things as a coach, those were two guys that i definitely learned from. and a lot of people in the nfl learned from. but coach noll and art rooney and that whole steeler organization in terms of how to do it, that's where i learned. >> but everybody knows, with you, that's a part of -- a small part of why you are the way you are when it comes to coaching. that's what you learned on the field. how about off the field? >> off the field, i'd have to say my parents. they were both teachers and a lot of their philosophy and a lot of their style really went into my coaching. my dad, his philosophy, was that aside, in terms of people being elected to congress, were the also ordinary people or any aristocratic model? >> the south does not democratize as much as the north. there are the times, dicks, and harris that randolph completed, but the southern, the quest

brown hair, brown ice. last seen with a blue t-shirt and pink underwear. if you have information congress the pd fayetteville police department. >>> by the way, nancy grace is all over this breaking story. she has new developments in the desperate search for shaniya davis. right here on hln. >> a 70-year-old woman who ran an in-home day care center outside of minnesota admits pinning toddlers to mattresses during nap time for eight years. is accused of using safety pins to discipline youngsters, now 7, who recently told her mother about the woman's akz actions. is charged with gross misdemeanor punishment of a child and false imprisonment. >>> they're investigating unspeakable sex crimes committed 20 years ago against children. police say the five men arrested and the victims are all from the same family. the suspects are accused of forcing one child to have sex with a dog and force an 11-year-old to have an abortion. authorities are scouring the grounds of the family's property in lafayette county, missouri, looking for glass jars with notes written by ch

not democrats, not republicans, not white, black, brown or any other color. aaron felt keenly the responsibility of representing both his country and his family. he is proud to follow in the footsteps of both his grandfather that is served, two uncles that are in the military currently and one cousin. >> the first police officer who confronted the suspect after the shooting just had her second surgery. a military spokesman said sergeant kimberly munley is in good condition. she was injured during the shootout with hasan. it is not believed to be life threatening. her supervisor initially said she brought down the suspect, but another officer also fired at him. so the army says that matter is still under investigation. >>> the u.s.s. new york built with steel from the world trade center, is officially in service. the ceremony took place yesterday on the hudson pier. people said the ship is a symbol of healing and strength. >> it just represents to me the heartache of september 11th and the resilience of our nation. >> people who survived hurricane katrina buil

brown announced that canada nations agreed to send about 30,000 more troops to afghanistan. the prime minister also discussed how the government was responding to recent floods in the uk. >> questions to the prime minister. >> mr. speaker, before i begin, i am sure the whole house would like to join me to pay tribute to sgt dixon from the second regiment royal military police who has died in afghanistan. we send our sincere condolences to his family and friends. he and the sacrifice he has made will not be forgotten. all of us will also want to pay tribute to police constable bill barker who died in the course of duty, serving the community he was so committed to. also those a lost their lives in the recent floods. and with all those affected by the serious flooding, you will have our support now and into the future. let us as a house also paid tribute to the emergency services of the armed forces and all those organizations that have been doing an outstanding job working around-the-clock to help those areas of our country affected by the floods. >> can i began by associatin

pat brown, criminal profiler, what about ann marie in illinois's question? if i saw something like that on youtube or twitter, i would find it very disturbing. if i knew it was a minor, i would try to contact their family. >> well, i think ann marie's got a good point. what she's pointing out is we have a very disturbing teenage culture going on here. there's an anti-death culture where people are going on the net, looking at gore, looking at slasher films, going out to see "saw." when i was a teenager i saw "mary popins," "romeo & juliet." but these kids are not seeing that, they're seeing a lot of gore and violence and getting obsessed with it. now, that doesn't make a non-psychopath do hg something like this but it does take a psychopathic person leaned toward violence get justification and say isn't that cool and she gets really into it and nobody calls her on it and -- >> it's almost like she's bragging about it on youtube and twitter. >> absolutely. >> everybody, we're taking your calls live. this 15-year-old will be in court in a couple of days to det

the browns would have the ball. the player for the browns come in his excitement, had a foul. therefore, the jets got the ball back. the one on a field goal because the player shouted before the game was over. my fear is that many of us are shouting before this game is over. we are in a different place. on your tables as an edition of "the chicago tribune" from last friday. don't let them confuse racial justice and racism. those are not synonymous terms. and racial justice is legal and moral. we should not let them charge the current electorate and make us become race neutral because you cannot cut down a strong tree with a dull ax. you can spread mayonnaise with it. you cannot cut down a strong tree. look at the white house. look at the government of new york and massachusetts. look at the congressional black caucus. it is midnight in our politics and economy. the irony of this thing is that we have found ourselves with this enormous home foreclosure crisis and the banksters who profited from the deal -- we bailed out the banks. jesse james got paid twice. the government bail

jim brown. (applause) >> governor arnold schwarzenegger! >> (applause) >> thank you very much karen for the wonderful introduction. also thank you for inviting me to be part of this great operation here. tonight it's about honoring those who break down the barriers and to promote social justice. tonight's heros have excelled in all walks of life. i think that each and every one of those honorees are also, at the same time, a great inspiration to millions and millions of people. and i will say especially for the young people, because that's the important thing. they need this extra push to know that the american dream is also there for them,. that they can reach whatever dream that they have, and so this is why we have inspired them to show them that there's more out there than just gangs and violence and drugs and alcohol and those things. there are positive alternatives. >> i have felt very strongly that athletes have a responsibility, whether they like it or not, or whether we like it or not,

the brownsç had another horrid loss. shut out by baltimore 16-0 and the fans showing their displeasure with theç signs. this was one of the worst games on monday night football ever and that is not highç personal. on the last play of the game, last best player, joshç cribs, gets leveled and he was hurt and taken to a hospital as a precautionary measure. just a bad downç to be a brown fan. >>> lastly, some college soccer. watch the goalie thereç doing some cart wheels. this is stonybrook versus hartford. you can see here he's gettingç ready, he's warming up and stony brook makes the goal and watch as the guy watches. here you go, here's your cartwheel. all new sports in the next half hour. >> serves kou right. i love it. hey, it's better than fighting. thanks. >>> travellers,ç thinking abou you right now, here's bob. >> so far so good. a little deicing going on in kansas city becauae of cold temperatures. a little rain turning over to ice. if you're traveling out there, here's o'hare and çmidway. look ter

. >> she's three feet tall, 40 pounds, brown hair and brown eyes and she was last seen wearing a blue t-shirt and no shoes. >>> good evening. i'm nancy grace. i want to thank you for being with us. live to florida. exclusive enclave, ponte vedra coast. a high-powered money man comes home to find his wife, the mother of his two little girls, gone, vanished. left behind, a handwritten ransom note demanding $50,000. after the $50,000 paid in cold cash, the cops nab the alleged kidnapper and accomplice. kicker? it's mommy. mommy herself, along with her brand new lover. that's right. they faked the whole thing. bye-bye, good times. hello, hard time, mommy. >> so at some point, either at the get-go or somewhere in between the beginning and the end, the boy toy, 25-year-old lover, starts taping mommy. 37-year-old quinn gray. during their sex session while they are discussing the fake kidnap plot, discussing blowing the head off of her husband, the father of her two little children. to ellie jostad, our chief editorial producer on the story, we've learned a lot since last night, when we first

when i think of what could have happened to this child -- and out to you, pat brown. it sounds like they poked holes in the box like it's a fifth grader's science experiment with a bug or a rat and you poke holes so it can breathe. >> well, exactly. this baby-sitter wasn't concerned about the baby. this is an object to her. whether it lives or dies, doesn't matter as long as she gets to play her game, get attention and do what she wants. >> bethany marshall, remember the baby-sitter's little 6-year-old stepson's body has never been found. >> i think this baby-sitter had a preoccupation with getting the baby away from the mother in order to have the mother's attention all to herself. i've treated women like this in my practice. and they're envious of babies. they resent them and they want to get rid of them.  >>> we're going to take you straight back to baby shannon's discovery. but out to michael borg with breaking news. what can you tell me about the latest at the killeen, texas shooting, michael? >> we now know that major malik hasan, who shot and kille

she has brown hair and blue eyes. seven months old. >>> the parents of a 15-year-old girl was allegedly gang raped after a homecoming dance sent a message with their pastor. this is what it says. please do not let this happen again. this pastor moderated a meeting at a high school. several hundred turned up. the former teacher who inspired the 2005 movie "coach carter," he even turned up, trying to help the community heal. this true-life story happened at the school and he talked to our dan simon. >> i don't know if each one of those males had sisters, but i knew -- i know each one of them had a mom. they had a mother. now, you look at this situation. would they like that to happen to somebody in their family? i am sure they wouldn't. >> five are being held in connection with the campus rape. >>> we are getting new images of a weekend train derailment in suburban chicagoment how one of our i-reporters described the scene when the train derailed and hit a second train. >>> children too young to even get into a pg-13 mo