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this next hour is all about you as we get you informed as to what's happening in the world. thanks for keeping me company here. i want to show you some of the pictures we're getting in. this could be a preview of what's heading for the midwest. please be careful out there. the storm system that sent tornadoes ripping across the great plains is moving toward the great lakes and new england now. looks pretty ominous there. twisters killed five people in central oklahoma. the storms devastated large areas in that state and north into kansas where carla westerman captured this image. this is not it. there it is. the hardest hit area in kansas was east of topeka. boy, what would you finishing that was coming at you? several homes were damaged. thankfully no one was hurt. but in oklahoma, dozens of people were injured. >> it was really scary. i mean, the wind was like trying to pull the door off the latch. >> it quit hailing and then the wind hit and it just went dark and here went everything. trucks went rocking. there's one truck that shoved against another truck back in the back. and next thing we know, the whole roof and everything was gone. me and my partner just sat in the truck and rolled it out. it even blowed a window out. the truck in the back got windows blowed out of them and everything. >> the storms dumped huge hail stones on moore, just south of oklahoma city. ireporter rebecca barbato collected some as big as tennis balls as you see right there. we'll keep our eye on that for you. we want to get to the casey anthony situation here. she's going to face the possibility of the death penalty in her murder trial in spite of her attorney's attempts today to get it taken off the table. her lawyers claimed prosecutors had a gender bias when they requested the death penalty against her. brought her to tears. chief judge belvin perry ruled the defense failed to prove it. a defense expert testified when a jury considers a mother deviant, she faces a difficult time defending herself against criminal charges and one of anthony's attorneys says she has seen the bias against her client firsthand. >> people don't say, you know, she is -- it's an impolite word, but she's a whore so she should die. they don't say that out loud. they do in blogs. in some of the blogs, they suggest i should die with her. but that's neither here nor there. >> let's talk about this with "in sessiono" vinnie politan. you watched this whole thing unfold. let's touch on this bias thing. if you are a mom of a child and accused of killing that child you are more likely to face the death penalty than, say, a man. it's interesting, but is it valid? >> it's difficult to prove. and one of the reasons it's difficult to prove is because so few women end up on death row and are charged. and that was the problem that the defense had this morning. they brought this expert in from new mexico. she knows more about this than anyone else in the country. she has studied it for years. but she came in and said the evidence is sparse because there just aren't a lot of cases. so it's difficult to come up with trends and to say for sure that this happens. now this is an important part of the case. it's twofold. one, are women dealt with differently, moms dealt with differently than dads and men? are people going for the death penalty, prosecutors in this case because of the notoriety of the case and the lifestyle evidence that's out there. that casey anthony is out there partying for the 30 days while her daughter is missing instead of looking for her. she's in the orlando nightclubs at fusion dancing up on stage. and they are saying if that was a guy, it would be different. society would look at that person differently. and the judge at the end of the day said there wasn't enough evidence to show this bias. >> what does make her eligible for the death penalty? i say eligible because -- >> i am glad you asked that question because that's the same question the defense had for the prosecution. and they kept asking him and the prosecution would not give them the basis. today, the judge ordered that the prosecution within ten days must allow the defense to know what those aggravating factors are, those stat torly aggravating factors that make this case a death penalty case. so some time within the next ten days, i'll be able to answer that question for you. not right now, though. >> obviously. but let me ask you this, too. if she's convicted, let's say, and facing the death penalty, doesn't this just prolong the process because doesn't it -- in a way, default to an appeal? >> oh, there will be. oh, yeah. there will be an appeal. if she's sent to death row, absolutely. that's automatic. let me tell you if she's found guilty there will be an appeal of that. so this case is going to take a couple of months to try in a courtroom. if there's a finding of guilt, there will be appeals down the road. for criminal defendants, it's very difficult to win appeals. very difficult. if you were sentenced to death row, that's how you have your greatest chance of success on appeal. >> that's what i thought. vinnie politan, we'll be talking to you throughout the day. thank you for walking us through that legal process. okay. right now, delaware police are looking for a 3-year-old boy allegedly taken from his father's home at gun point. so i want to ask you to please, whatever you are doing if you'll take a look at your screen. here is a picture of brian kenney. he's blond hair, blue eyes. he was wearing blue and yellow pajamas at the time he was taken. three men woke his father up this morning by allegedly beating him with the butt of a gun. investigators say they believe the boy's mother may have been involved with this somehow. both she and the boy are missing, but again, there's brian kenney, 3 feet tall. please keep your eyes out there in delaware. speaking of delaware, the vice president's son is in the hospital there. the white house isn't providing a lot of information on beau biden's symptoms or possible illness. the 41 attorney general for delaware is said to be awake and alert and communicating with his parents and his wife. now last year, biden returned from a year-long deployment to iraq with his army national guard unit. as soon as we get more information on what's wrong, we'll certainly pass it along to you. a father is walking on a sidewalk, holding his infant son when, out of nowhere, he's hit and pinned by a car. we're going to show you more of this remarkable surveillance video and wait until you hear the outcome. 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>> caller: i'm doing good, chuck. how about you? >> what do you think? >> caller: i think this nation deserves better leadership. when it comes to the supreme court we need somebody who has made these hard decisions before. the retired marine. we expect our marines to be highly trained professionals to protect our policies and rights and freedoms. they do it for 14 grand a year. and when i come home and i have to make my life judged by somebody that's never made a hard decision, you know, i want better leadership. lead by example, mr. president. let's get the right people in there to do this job. >> she headed the harvard law school? that's not a good testing ground? >> caller: i've had harvard law students, too. they are battalion commanders that keep our values alive. >> do you agree? >> caller: no, i feel elena is definitely qualified. she's had an extensive background in legal education. she is the dean of harvard law school. she's now the solicitor general. she's been appointed. she argued against the case that the supreme court recently made that made corporations equal rights as people who are now the -- these large corporations can dump large amounts of money into these political campaigns. i think we need to get too much of the politics out of the supreme court. after all, senator kyl of arizona voted for her and recommended that she be appointed to supreme court. >> and now has reservations about -- i understand. i mean she, was, as solicitor general, advocating positions for the obama administration. if some of those cases come up while she's on the high court is there a problem there? she's advocated one side. she may be judging it as a justice in one instance. >> caller: that's true, but on the other hand, there needs to be a balance of opinions in the supreme court that reflect the interest of the common people, rather than people with money and stature and -- >> and people who have been sitting on the bench. i get it. thanks, roberta. more facebook comments. tiffany says i don't think a supreme court justice who has to make judgments on very important things should be just anybody. even if she taught law and has a good understanding of it, there's not just room for someone who isn't qualified in my eyes, and that's just what she is. john says it seems very odd to watch the critics complain that a law school dean who helped shape the careers of numerous attorneys and judges isn't qualified? what's next, she doesn't own a cat? does her lack of judicial experience be a factor? will this make it a long protracted confirmation process? call 877-835-5456. e-mail cnn.com/hln. or text hlntv or check us out on facebook. have you checked out this next story? 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of this nature happens in the oil industry, it's not a black eye on the whole industry. it's not a black eye on bp. it was an unfortunate accident, and we're going to have to learn from it. >> we have to drill. there's no way we can get off of oil in this country within the next 25, 30, 50 years. green is great. but we can't just turn off the spigot. we have to have the oil. >> they all stressed, though, bp, they believe, should pick up the tab for a thorough cleanup. a new york assemblyman is proposing a measure that would automatically make everyone an organ donor. basically, you have to opt out if you don't want to donate. it's known as presumed consent. and organ donation already works this way in several european countries, including spain, france and the netherlands. so assemblyman richard bronsky's life was saved by two kidney transplants. he says every year 500 new yorkers die waiting for an organ transplant and he believes his legislation could help change that. opponents say 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injured. >> it was really scary. i mean, the wind was like trying to pull the door off the latch. >> it quit hailing and then just all of a sudden, the wind hit and it just went dark and here went everything. trucks went rocking. there's one truck that shoved against another truck back in the back. and next thing we know, the whole roof and everything was gone. my and my partner just sat in the truck and rode it out. it even blowed a window out of our truck. trucks in the back got windows blowed out of them and everything. the storms also dumped huge hail stones on moore, just south of oklahoma city. ireporter rebecca barbato collected some as big as tennis balls there. one of our ireporters was on his back porch in yukon, oklahoma, when he spotted this. >> there's tornado, tornado sirens going off. there's the tornado. right there. you can see it. >> i can tell if that's big rain drops coming down or hail. but that's james dalman. he says he's seen tornadoes before but never one with a long rope like the one he captured here. this was yesterday afternoon. thank you so much, james. we're just glad you're okay. he says local authorities warned residents about the violent storms moving into the area. while he was shooting this video, his wife was telling him to get inside. i don't doubt it. dalman says he grabbed the kids, the dog and a few supplies and got into the home's storm shelter. again, just glad you are all okay. we'll be talking to him in the next hour. we hope you'll join us then. thanks james dalman for the video. when you have pictures or video of breaking news from your part of the world, go ireport. casey anthony will face the possibility of the death penalty in her murder trial. this is in spite of her attorneys' attempts to take it off the table. her lawyers claimed prosecutors had a gender bias when they requested the death penalty against her. the chief justice belvin perry ruled today the defense failed to prove it. the defense pointed out how the state fails -- basically it doesn't seek the death penalty against many men accused of killing children, but prosecutors said the circumstances are often different with fathers who murder their kids. >> unfortunately, mothers killing their children are not rare. it occurs. more frequently than any of us would like to say. sometimes fathers kill their children as well. that occurs as well. the court from its own experience can, i think, observe that generally when fathers kill their children, it's in the form of a unintentional felony murder. the rage kind of killing. generally, anecdotaanecdotally, court in its experience can find most of the time when women kill their children it's a more premeditated act but usually accompanied by some significant mental disorder. depression, schizophrenia, things of that sort. >> all right. let's talk about this further with "in session's" vinnie politan from trutv. he brought up the point that when it's connected to women, there's usually a mental disorder. but that's not going to come into play in the casey anthony trial. >> it's not part of the case. where we've seen it in cases like andrea yates and other cases like that where there's an ads mission that, yes, the mother killed the child or children. in this case, the defense is not concedesing that, not by any stretch of the imagination. they are saying casey anthony did not do it so you won't see any mental or insanity defense. what you are going to see is, hey, casey anthony did not do it. >> now the defense was also charging today that the prosecution's strategy here is to bankrupt basica le aally the defense. >> there was a hering. this was done under seal at the time where the prosecution learned about the finances of casey anthony and her defense team, how much money she had access to. and they argued today in court that it was about one month to the date after learning that evidence, finding out how much money she had that they then filed the notice that this -- they were going to seek the death penalty in this case. and their argument was, listen. it was a trial strategy. it was done in bad faith. they went for the death penalty because they know it will be more expensive and they are trying to bankrupt her, use up all her money so she can no longer use the counsel of her choice, which is jose baez. >> you said last half hour the judge gave the prosecution ten days to prove to him why the death penalty or prove to the defense why the death penalty is relevant in this case and why she's eligible for it. but i'm wondering, you've been watching this case. is there any element that you see in the casey anthony trial here that would make her eligible for the death penalty? >> may very well be the second count of the indictment, which is aggravated child abuse. and when did they learn of all of this. when they discover eed caylee's remains. remember the duct tape on her mouth. how does it end up there? is that the child abuse taking place? and then little caylee dies as well. so they may make an argument that that may be one of the aggravating factors. they have ten days to let the judge know and let the defense know what they are alleging is, in fact, the aggravating factors in this case. and there may be more than one. but many people believe, myself included, that may be the aggravated child abuse that's alleged. >> but that's aggravated child abuse. it's still not murder. >> but in conjunction with the murder it elevates it to a status where, hey, you can seek the death penalty. >> vinnie politan, thank you for your expertise, as always. we'll be talking to him throughout the day about this. vice president joe biden predicts elena kagan will be confirmed to the supreme court with bipartisan support. but the top republican on the senate judiciary committee, jeff sessions, says her stand on gays in the military is a, quote, significant issue. as harvard law school dean, kagan banned military recruiters because of "don't ask, don't tell." sessions says such actions deserve extra scrutiny because she has never served as a judge. so we want to ask you. do you think elena kagan's lack of judicial experience is a cause for concern here? cull us 1-877-tell-hln or e-mail us at cnn.com/hln or text hlntv. standard rates apply. or go to our facebook pages. we're talking about it there. you know, last night, the ground just gave way in a town in canada. look at the aftermath here. that gaping 1500-foot sinkhole. you see there how deep it is on the left-hand side of your screen. now on the right-hand side. the search is on today for a family of four that has not been heard from since. 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heart. her dad says the close call should be a lesson for all parents about the danger of high waters. we are learning the vice president's son is in the hospital. the white house isn't really providing a lot of information right now on beau biden's symptoms or possible ill peninsula thp the. we do know the 41-year-old is alert and speak with his wife. as soon as we get more information we'll pass it on. a new york assemblyman is proposing new legislation that would make everyone an organ donor. you'd basically have to opt out. it already works this way in several european countries, including spain, france and the netherlands. richard brodsky's daughter's life was saved by two kidney transplants. every year, he says 500 new yorkers die waiting for an organ transplant. opponents say presumed consent infringes on other rights and would violate some people's religious beliefs. so we're getting your views on this one today. should organs be donated unless you opt out, or does that go too far considering individuals preferences and even possible religious conflicts? you are weighing in on our facebook pages now. sarah is among those of you who favor the proposal. go to christi paul hln. she says what a great idea. many people aren't organ donors simply because they don't take the time to check that little box on their driver's license. this could save thousands of lives. pat says i think that's a great idea. a lot of people just don't think about it and putting the burden on family at that time can waste organs that are so needed. you can always opt out if you oppose it for religious or any other reasons. cindy doesn't quite agree with that. she's joining us on the line from texas. thanks for your call. what is detrimental about this proposed law? >> caller: i think it's a terrible, terrible law. i think at the moment, we are losing so many of our rights and freedoms that it's really disgusting. i am a donor. i believe -- but it was my choice. not someone else's. and i think our body is the last freedom we should have to deal with to decide for ourselves. >> now, cindy, let me play devil's advocate here. you still have the choice. you just have to be cognizant about that choice in terms of opting out. they aren't saying you have to do this. they are just saying you can -- you can opt out of this program if you choose to do so. so what do you say to that? >> caller: i know, but you have to fill out if you want to be a donor. so we already have that. why should we have to fill something else out to opt out of something when we've already chosen. >> i understand what you are saying. cindy, thank you very much for the call. we appreciate it. i want to get back to facebook comments here. brighton writes, anyone who is against this and gives free choice as the reason are missing the point. he's basically kind of talking to cindy now. he says this still gives us the same choice as we have now if we want to make that choice. it just does it in a way that will end up saving far more lives than the current method. here is something that greg sent in that really points out a tricky concern. he said what about folks who have illnesses that should not donate? i don't carry a card that says i have m.s. and there are no specific tests for it. sorry sothe person who gets my kidneys. something to think about there. so we want your views on this one. should organ donation operate on that opt-out policy? everyone basically is a donor unless they say otherwise? is it a good idea or does it go too far? call us. 1877-tell-hln or weigh in on ou. you can find me at christi paul, hln or go to twitter.com/hlntv. listen to this one. the magazine is creating what it's calling a safe for work website. it's safe for people browsing at work, and the company describes it as, quote, everything you love about men's entertainment minus the stuff that will get you into hot water at the office. be sure not to bring next month's "playboy" to work, it features a 3-d 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anthony's lifestyle, they are saying a man who is similarly situated would not be subject to the death penalty. if the dog was left on by us, i feel like it trusted us. >> hi, everybody, thank you for choosing hnl news and views. here are pictures of what could be heading for the midwest. this is moving right for the great lakes in new england. twisters killed five people in central oklahoma. and north into kansas where i-reporter captured this image, it was just east of topeka. in oklahoma, dozens of people were injured. >> there was one truck shoved against another truck back in the back and the next thing we know the whole roof and everything was gone. me and my partner just sat in the drug and rode it out, and it even blowed out a window in our truck. >> look at the size of that. i-reporter rebecca barbado collected some. casey anthony may face the death penalty. her lawyers claim the prosecutors had a gender bias when they requested the death penalty against her. the judge ruled the defense failed to prove that. and when a jury considered a mother deviant she faces a difficult time in defending herself against charges. one of anthony's charges is she has seen the bias against her client firsthand. >> people don't say, you know, she's -- it's an impolite word, she is a whore, and she should die. >> joining us, "nancy grace" producer. >> he did not grant all of their motions but he did end up granting one. let's talk about the death penalty motions. the first one is the gender bias. what the defense was trying to say is that other cases where men are accused of killing their children, they are not treated the same way as women are. you can look where they cited some cases in their motion where previous women who have been treated differently, and we talked about yesterday the party pictures for example, those have been at the forefront of the case while it has been in the media. because she is a woman, they are saying that's the only reason why. it's irrelevant to the criminal case. they were trying to get the death penalty thrown out on those grounds. the judge did deny that motion. there was another motion that came forward that had to do with the prosecutions intentions as to why they were seeking the death penalty. what the defense is saying that initially the prosecution did not seek the death penalty. the remains of caylee were found. they had an in-chamber hearing with the judge. and they revealed what the defense's financial status was, and they are claiming the prosecution knew what their status was and because they knew they did not have the funds to support a death penalty case they went after the death penalty. >> it's a lot more expensive, as the standard of proof is higher? is that the case? >> absolutely. on average the state will spend about $1 million on the death penalty case, and so flying in the experts for the defense, the cost is much higher. $200,000 is not enough to cover a death penalty case. >> does the state have to 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>> reporter: the prosecution was targeting casey anthony because of her gender because it was a female and led a lifestyle counter to traditional norms, and that's why they were bringing this case to the death penalty. one witness testified when the prosecution in the case filed the charges for first-degree murder and seeking the death, they laid the ground work for the attention this case would receive. take a listen. >> when the accused is a mother, and in particular a white middle class mother, the press coverage is far more expensive than it would be in other kinds of configurations of the relationship of the accused to the victim. >> reporter: the prosecutor countered that by looking at the facts of the previous prosecutions in this jurisdiction. take a listen. >> unfortunately mother killing their children is not rare, and sometimes fathers kill their children as well. that occurs as well. the court, from its own experience can observe generally when fathers kill their children it's in the form of a non-intentional felony murder, the rage kind of killing, and generally the court can find that most of the time when women kill their children it's more of a premeditated act, usually because of some mental disorder. >> reporter: he said in his 30 years with the state attorney's office here that he had never seen a case with the evidence like this that has led to them seeking death. in this case there is no mental defense at all. he went on to say that normally mother's have a mental defense when they kill their children. here there is not one. >> could they assert it later? >> reporter: they can assert things at different times. we are ayear away. they filed a mitigation form to the prosecution not noting a mental defense. i guess anything could change. but since they have not already, most likely they wouldn't. >> is there a higher standard of proof in a capital case than in a regular, first-degree murder case? >> reporter: yes, death is different. the due process concerns and the constitutional amendments have the heightened reliability, yes. >> and it cost more for the defense, right? >> reporter: oh, yes, it cost a lot more. thousands upon thousands of dollars. now that she has been declared in dau jent, it's costing the state money. june 21st will be the next status hearing. >> thank you very much. vice president joe biden predicts elena kagan will be confirmed. but jeff sessions says her stand on gays in the military is a significant issue. sessions says some actions deserve extra scrutiny because she never served as a judge. is that lack of judicial experience a cause for concern? a lot of famous chief justices never had any judicial experience on the bench. texas or weigh in on facebook. you can dive in right now. these pictures could be a preview of what is headed to the midwest. the storm system is moving towards the great lakes and new england. the storms devastated large areas in the state of oklahoma. and in candiotti, an i-reporter captured this image. thankfully nobody were hurt. and in oklahoma, dozens of people were injured. >> it was really scary. the wind was, like, trying to pull the door off the latch. >> it quil hailing and all of a sudden the wint hd hit, and me my partner sat in the truck and rode it out. the truck in the back got windows blown out of them and everything. >> look at this. more oklahoma, near oklahoma city, one i-reporter collected tennis ball-sized hail. one man said he has seen twisters before but not anything like the one captured on camera yesterday. he is on the phone and watch what he saw yesterday. how close was this to you yesterday, sir? >> caller: i believe they spotted it half a mile from our house when it touched down. >> did you get a good warning from the radio? how much time did you have? >> caller: well, the energy it had was so incredible a little after 4:00 they predicted a storm brewing up, and in a matter of minutes it was in the yukon area. and there was circulation with it. by the time the sirens went off the tornado was on the ground. it happened so fast that, you know, they kept telling people is going to happen. >> it was a real weird circumstance. there was a cold front that came through and then all of a sudden right before the sirens blew, it got silent and then the humidity picked up. as soon as that comment came out of her mouth, the tornado sirens went off and i went to the back window where i started to capture the tail come down. >> it turned cold. what does the air feel like? does it feel electric? different? >> caller: sometimes you can feel the moisture in the air, but yesterday, like i say, it was different. about 4:00 the storms were coming in, and i got the cloud on video, and it was cool and then the heat picked up and it started to rain and the hail started to come down and the sirens went off. in oklahoma, normally you have warning but you did not have much time to prepare. >> so much damage. i am glad you are well. we appreciate it. >> if you have pictures or video of breaking news wherever you are like a storm, go to ireport.com. good news. word is in that brian has been found safe and his mother is in police custody. three men woke his father up this morning by allegedly beating him with the butt of a gun and snatched brian. the amber alert for brian has now been cancelled. that's good news. the vice president's son is in a hospital. the white house is providing little information about the systems, but he is said to be alert and awake and communicating with his parents and wife. a 10-year-old girl is not only a scout, but being called a hero. how she says she used her instincts, not scout training, to help save a 3-year-old boy. ♪ you're the one ♪ who's born to care this life was protected... ♪ seems you've always been right there ♪ this life was saved... ♪ soothing sadness ♪ healing pain and this life was made easier... ♪ making smiles appear again because of this life. nursing. at johnson & johnson, we salute all those who choose the life... that makes a difference. ♪ you're a nurse ♪ you make a difference take 2 extra strength tylenol every 4-6 hours. i'm taking 8 pills a day, and if i take it for 10 days, that's 80 pills. just two aleve n last all dayperf [ male announcer ] choose aleve and you could be taking s fewer pithxtlenol. just two aleve n last all dayperf just two aleve have the strength to last all day. get the all day pain relief of aleve. also in liquid-gels. we have new video of the huge oil spill in the gulf of mexico. it's the first image from underwater. bp has control of the video from robotic cameras. it has been reluctant to release images of the actual spill. the dark plume is oil shooting into the water. louisiana officials released videos on chandelier island. you can see the potentially affected areas in red. a restaurant owner on the mississippi coast says he is angry the spill is ruining his family's way of life. but he and his brother said they still don't want drilling to stop along the gulf coast. >> just because something of this nature happens in the oil industry, it's not a black eye on the entire industry, it's not really a black eye on bp. it was an unfortunate accident and we will have to learn from it. >> there is no way to get off of oil in this country in the next 50 years, green is great, but we cannot turn auch the spigot, because we have to have the oil. a senate committee just finished grilling the three companies responsible for the oil rig blow up in the gulf. bp is blaming the operator of the rig, transocean, and they are blaming haliburton. progolfers are mourning one of their own. erica blasberg. a new york assemblyman is proposing a measure that would automatically make everybody a organ donor. it's called presumed consent. organ donation work this way in other countries. he says every year 500 new yorkers die waiting for a or done transplant and his legislation could change that. some say it violates some peoples' religious beliefs. should organs be donated unless you opt out or does that go too far? can you voice your views on our facebook pages. one writes i think the law should push for organ donation. i am not sure why somebody would choose not to give somebody else the opportunity of life? >> pam as issues with it. pam writes i am tired of having to opt out stuff. it should not be an option on anything, no matter what. it should be opt in only. >> we have dan in las vegas with a personal take. are you an organ recipient? >> caller: yes, i am. i waited for years for a transplant and i had a kidney trance planned nine days ago, two days ago. my life has changed completely. i feel that anybody can opt out if they do not want to donate an organ. the benefit of donating the organ was unbelievable. i watched two grandchildren come into my life and watched one of my daughter's graduate and get married. this is stuff i never would have seen, because i had one month left. >> how long were you waiting? >> caller: four years, i moved to las vegas because it was easier to get a transplant. if i remained in los angeles, i would be dead now. >> do you think the law is coercive? >> caller: no, i don't. i think most people would want to donate an organ if they knew the benefits of donating one. they can opt out if it's for religious or moral ground. i heard earlier somebody had ms and were not eligible to donate an organ. all they have to do is make sure it's knowledgeable to their relatives. >> is there a national registry and well run and good to have it? >> caller: i think it's an accident idea. there is a national registry but it depends on where you live. i was in los angeles, and they told me it was a seven to nine year wait. my doctors told me i would have been dead. i moved to los angeles, and i had one month left to year. >> nine years later you are fine. >> caller: nine years later i am still running around. >> and you are calling national tv. dan, thank you and all the best. good call. back on facebook. nicole has big brother concerns writing this. what gives you the right to donate my organs. i plan on donating them when i pass. i am wondering why the government has not done this before. i cannot give blood, so i bripr myself on being a organ donor. >> what do you think? 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>> what they are saying here is she is getting treated differently because she is a woman than a man. we were talking about the party pictures yesterday, and in the private image of casey anthony and the way she carried herself having a tattoo and going to the parties, and now that is becoming part of the criminal case where the defense is saying it's irrelevant to the criminal case and does not matter whatsoever. and another motion that went forward today was about the financial situation and the motives of the prosecution seeking the death penalty. what the defense is saying the prosecution sought the death penalty in bad faith, and because of that initially they did not seek the death penal tea and the remains were found and that changed the case. and four months after the remains were found is when they sought the death penalty. in between that time they had a hearing in chambers, and at that point they found out the financial status of the defense, and because of knowing their financial status they knew they would not be able to afford a death penalty case and that's why they went forward and sought the death penalty according to the defense. >> they are basically trying to bankrupt the defense? >> exactly. >> let's talk about the motives to seek the death penalty to the prosecution's point of view? >> the defense is saying we want to know why you are seeking the death penalty? what aggravating factors or legal reasons do you have to seek death against our client. the judge did say the prosecution will have to inform the defense within ten day's time and let them know which aggravating factors they are using to seek the death penalty and this will help the defense go forward with their case better. we don't know what they are now. there is 15 aggravating factors in florida and we can guess, and the prosecution says six are what they used. the defense should be able to look at those and determine that the judge did end up siding with the defense. >> thank you so much. we appreciate it. i want to let you know we have an update on you for the search for 3-year-old brian kenney. that boy, i am happy to tell you, has been found safe. his mother, twar-year-old ashlie stumbers is in custody. there was a amber alert for brian, but now he is safe. happy to tell you that. pope benedict says what he learned about the sex abuse scandal in the catholic church is, quote, terrifying. it's one of the strongest statements he made about the scandal. a vatican analyst said he is distancing himself from officials that have been criticizing the media. the most important attacks on the church don't come from the outside but from since on the church members themselves. a father walking on the sidewalk, holing his infant son where out of nowhere he is hit and pinned by a car. we will show you more of the surveillance video, and wait until you hear about the outcome. 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replace simon on "idol," replace "oprah," or compete on "dancing with the stars." there are reports "dancing with the stars" would love to have betty white. in fact, there are reports "dancing with the stars" feel having betty on the show would help other celebs that shi shye away from dancing and would join more people like betty white join the show. the training and workoutses are grueling, but is one thing about betty white, don't count her out of anything. >> there is another movement. what is that about? >> i think it's a terrific idea. she got to "saturday night live" because of the grassroots movement, and now there is a page saying getty betty white to host the academy awards. >> yeah! >> people are saying things like i definitely want her to host the oscars. she would show the rest of them. it's meant to be, go, betty, go. and there is the comment that sums it up. betty is an inspiration to every age. she can do anything. love you betty. there is even a page up already called boycott akcademy awards f betty white does not host. it's a new day, and i say when it comes to the timeless betty white, let's hope america gets it. >> when she was back on "mary tyler moore," she never imagined there would be movements for her. >> she started to work in 1945. that's a long time. to have this kind of longevity, it's unprecedented. so we will have much more coming up live at 5:00, and all the love going on for betty white. we have racy beauty queens to talk about. they are sexing it up big time with the startling new photos to show you. and some say trump is being hypocritical by going down the road. >> some of the pictures look like victoria secret pictures, don't they? 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we will talk to him in about an hour. when you have pictures, stay safe. that's our main concern. casey anthony will face the death penalty in spite of her attorney's attempts to get it taken off the table. they say prosecution has a gender bias. the judge ruled the defense failed to prove that. the defense pointed out how the state does not seek the death penalty against many men accused of killing children, but the circumstances are different with fathers that murder their kids. >> unfortunately mothers killing their children are not rare. it occurs all -- more frequently than any of us would like to say. sometimes fathers kill their children as well, and that occurs as well. and the court from its own experience can i think observe generally when fathers kill their children in in the form of a non-intentional felony murder, usually aggravated circumstances leading to death, and jurors find most of the time when women kill their children it's more premedicated act, and usually accompanied by some significant mental disorder, depression or schizophrenia, things of that sort. >> we want to go to "in session"'s jean. some things don't apply to casey anthony, does it? >> reporter: that's what makes this case so unusual. the defense is not alleging any kind of mental mitigation. that's what it's called in the law. and the prosecution is bringing the case as a death penalty case because casey anthony is a young mother that has a lifestyle does not conform with what is traditional for the society. when you have a case like this, the public and ultimately the jury does not look at the evidence, in fact they look at everything but the evidence. listen to andrea lyon? >> they say caylee was happy and healthy. women are tried and punished not only for the crime they committed, but also because of their nonconformity to gender types. and the evidence in fact is deficient. the reliance upon prejudice is enormous. >> reporter: that motion was also denied. the defense went on to say we want the prosecution to tell us exactly why they are bringing the case as a death penalty case. that would be listing the aggravating factors. we don't know and we deserve to know. there was a response from a prosecutor, jeff ashton. take a listen. >> counsel stands before the court and says she cannot figure out what happened between early december of 2008 and april of 2009. that change this case, what was different? and when we stand in open court and tell her what is different, she still claims ignorance. >> reporter: what did the defense say in open court in december? they said there were three layers of duct tape on the remains of caylee anthony. she would be able to take the layers off unless she was restrained by her killer, who they say is her mother, casey anthony. those are taggravating factors. >> thank you. vice president joe biden is predicting elena kagan will be confirmed in the court. jeff sessions says her stand on gays in the military is a, quote, significant issue. as harvard law school dean she banned military recruiters because of don't ask don't tell. and such actions deserve extra scrutiny since she never has sat as a judge. we are asking about the lack of judicial experience. is it a cause of concern? you can go to our facebook pages, too. christi paul, hln along with chuck roberts hln. and the investigation into the death of the lgpa's erica blasberg. 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>> caller: my nephew got a heart transplant two months ago, and march 3rd. he is 3 years old. he had a heart condition since birth. we knew he would eventually need this, but we were hoping to do other means first. and he was on the brink of death. the doctor said when he opened up his chest to put the newhart in, his heart was not beating at that moment. he could have died at anytime. and when we found out about this, i was doing research, and checking into it. i found out that among children who need hearts, 15% of them die on the waiting list, and that completely is needless. i think that everything that gets people thinking about this, and making those decisions for themselves and for their families and children ahead of time is a great idea. this is something that would be -- it's perfect. if you don't want to do it you opt out of it and you are still given that choice and that choice is respected for whatever reason. >> teresa, how is your nephew doing? >> caller: he is doing great. got out of the hospital on the 19th of last month. walking and talking and running like a normal 3-year-old. >> we are grateful he is doing all right. thank you for sharing your story, and we are glad that he is doing okay and thank you so much for giving us your perspective on this. but still some say this is intrusive. some say i agree with the law, and i think we as americans have a duty to help save a life any way we can. though back on facebook, stephanie adds, it's a little pushy and should be voted on by the public first instead of just being informed. that's a new way to think about it, too. our viewers are so cleaver, and i love to hear some of the solutions you send in as well. continue to give us your views on this. should organ donation operate on the opt out policy? is everybody a donor unless they say otherwise? a good idea or does it go too far? e-mail us at cnn.com/hln. and you can weigh in on our facebook pages, or twitter us. more than a week after the floods in tennessee, we are still hearing about dramatic survival stories, such like this one of the 10-year-old delaney. she and her friend were fascinated by an overflowing ditch, apparently. >> we were probably walking right here. my friend lost balance and slipped down into the water. and i stepped into the water a little bit to pull her out, and we fell in. the water started pulling me. >> i heard the screaming and it was the most animalistic horrifying thing i ever heard. >> that quick-thinking dad responded to the screams. what he found just moments later. comes in a new liquid gel. new zyrtec® liquid gels work fast, so i can love the air®. let's get back to the story. during last week's devastating flood in tennessee, she was sucked into a pipe. >> i saw her green coach facedown floating in the ditch. i grabbed her and her lips were blue. she looked lifeless. and i put her on her side and i was just kind of thinking what do i do now? this is where you do cpr. at that point she opened her eyes up and started to breathe. >> her dad said the close call should be a warning to parents about the danger of high water. and then police are investigating the death of a progolfer, area blasberg. >> and she does it. >> reporter: at 25 years old she was a standout golfer. she was golf week's player of the year. >> father's want them to be great athletes and mother's want them to be a beauty queen. >> reporter: she was both. she struggled a bit on the lpga. her father last practiced with her on thursday, and two days later she was gone. >> something happened. she was supposed to leave for a tournament that morning. she didn't leave. >> reporter: her body was found inside of her henderson home on saturday. her dad said there was no obvious signs of trauma to her body, so what exactly happened for now is a mystery. >> this is devastating. we are going to have to bury a 25-year-old daughter. that's sad. >> reporter: he believes erica was not at home when she died. he describes erica as a great girl, a straight a student and role model for golfers and cannot imagine what may have happened. >> she did everything right. i mean, she is not immune to pressures of life or golf, and she is a 25-year-old girl and they are crazy to begin with in general. and this is a story about how you raise a kid and they came out okay, and now something happened. we have to find out what it is. >> reporter: an op on erica b s blasberg is being conducted. >> we want to thank our affiliate for the story. a heated debate all the way to the supreme court, the cross has vanished someone cut the bolts holding down the metal pipe cross. the cross was put up in 1934 to honor world war i dead. it was challenged in recent years by critics who say a religious symbol should not be allowed on public land. the supreme court last month refused to order it removed. want to show you the brand new video of that huge oil spill in the gulf of mexico from an entirely different perspective. you probably haven't seen this before. this is the first look at the leak from under water. bp has control of the video from the robotic cameras and it's been reluctant to release the immantles of the oil spilling out of the well, but you see it in the background. here is what it looks like though once it reaches land. louisiana officials just released photos of oil on the chandeleur islands. the forecast shows it moving to louisiana's main coast. you can see the potentially affected areas there in red. now, the three companies responsible for the blowout oil rig were before a senate committee today, and the oil company, bp, blamed the operator for the rig transocean. transocean blamedb p and halliburton which had just poured cement at the rig when it blew. a live picture coming to you from that hearing that's still going on. halliburton meanwhile says it was just following orders from bp. so a lot of finger pointing going on there. the ground it seems just collapsed in a town in canada last night. look what it left. a gaping 1500 foot sinkhole and the search is on now for a family of four. and try. i heard eating whole grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lower our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is torturous. your father is suffering. 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[ male announcer ] have a heart to heart with your doctor about your risk. here comes one right there. look at them, they're all over. it was really scary. the wind was like trying to pull the door off. whether it's an irritant or whether it ends up a devastating glob of something. we take a whipping every once in a while here and you just have to brush yourself off and come back and hit it again. the imposition of the death penalty they're trying to preclude it because of gender bias. they're saying because of her lifestyle they're saying a man who was similarly situated would not be subject to the death penalty. this is devastating. we're going to have to bury our 25-year-old daughter. compelling stories every single one. hi, everybody. thanks for looking in. this is hln "news and views" on a tuesday. i'm chuck roberts. let's get right to it. first of all, breaking news, of course, from london. that is british prime minister gordon brown who has just submitted his resignation to her majesty the queen which allows the opposition conservative party chief david cameron to take office at number 10 downing street. there was no clear winner in the national elections five days ago, but cameron struck a deal with the liberal democrats creating a coalition with enough seats in parliament for him to take over. these pictures could be a preview of what's heading for the middle west. the storm system sent tornadoes ripping across the great plains is moving to the great lakes and new england. twisters killed five people in central oklahoma. the storm has devastated large areas in the state and north in kansas an ireporter captured this image. the hardest hit areas just east of topeka. in oklahoma dozens of people were injured. >> it was really scary. i mean, the wind was like trying to pull the door off the latch. >> it quit hailing and then just all of a sudden the wind hit and it just went dark and here went everything. trucks want to rocking. one truck shoved against another truck back in the back and next thing we know the whole roof and everything was gon. me and my partner sat in the truck and roede it out. >> the storm has also dumped huge hailstones outside of oklahoma city. casey anthony will face the possibility of death penalty in her murder trial in spite of her attorney's best attempts to get it taken off the table. the lawyers claim prosecutors had a gender bias when they requested the death penalty against her. the chief judge belvin perry, jr. today ruled the defense had failed to prove that. earlier a defense expert testified that when a jury considers a mother deviant, she faces a difficult time in defending herself against criminal charges. and one of anthony's attorneys says she's seen the bias against her client firsthand. >> people don't say, you know, she's -- it's an impolite word, she's a whore so she should die. they don't say that out loud. in blogs they do, in some they suggest i should die with her. >> ryan smith is host of "in session." he's been watching all the courtroom in orlando. what is the gender bias in a nutshell? is it the case that men charged with killinging the their own l girls if that's the case in florida, they don't have the death penalty for that? >> that's very similar to the argument. what they're saying is people in similar circumstances, men in similar circumstances, would not have been subject to the death penalty. so that was the argument. they had an expert get up and talk about well i have talked to prosecutors and i have seen some of these situations, and in these cases a woman who leads the kind of lifestyle casey was leading, that people are saying she was leading, you look at that person and you say, oh, there should be the death penalty here because that's not what a woman should do in these cases. that's the kind of argument they were making. the judge didn't buy it. >> why is the state not compelled to tell the judge why it waited four months after the discovery of caylee anthony's body to change its mind? >> because -- that's a good one. because the state at any time can change the charges. they can say we found new evidence, something else came in that we didn't see. we have gotten more information. >> and they don't need to say what the evidence is. >> not necessarily. >> the argument that the prosecution knew a death penalty case would financially cripple the defense. is that germane here? >> the judge threw that argument out. the defense said once you found out we got that extra money coming from a media outlet, abc, you said that's the money we have, we'll put a death penalty case on you which will cost millions of dollars so you have to get rid of your lawyers. they're saying that's the motive. the judge threw that one out, too, saying i don't buy that. >> so there aren't enough aggravating -- there are enough aggravating circumstances that the death penalty can survive for now. >> the defense can come back at any time and put forth other motions, try to get things off the table. they didn't have such a bad day. they lost a lot of motions, but in the end they preserved a lot of things for appeal. so if she is found guilty and there's a death penalty phase, they have appealable issues. >> the next session is late june? >> it's going to be a status hearing. judge belvin perry is all about timing. he's going to make sure the lawyers are immediating deadlines. >> does the evidence have to rise to a higher standard of proof? >> i think you can look at it like this. once you get to the capital phase, if she's guilty, that's going to be the same no matter if there's a capital case or not. what's going to be critical here is the stuff that comes out, the victim impact statements, everything we hear about the defendant when it gets to the death -- >> but that's after it's adjudicated, after the jury rules on innocence or guilt. >> exactly. >> thank you. police in nevada are running blood tests to find out what killed a 25-year-old pro woman golfer. erica died sunday at her home. details of her death have not been released. it isn't clear if there was foul play. police responded to a 911 call from her home. the investigation should take four to six weeks. a spokesman from the lpga say the death is a tough hit for woman's golf. a cross disappears from the mojave desert. why? who did it? how investigators say the thieves made off with the cross. r allergy medications. hoo? omnaris. 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i guess i should quit my job as a motel clerk. then i must be a shoo-in for ceo for microsoft or something. oh, wait, i don't know bill gates. herb, what do you think about this whole thing? >> caller: well, 40 past supreme court justices were not judges prior to being appointed, including judge -- chief justice rehnquist. clarence thomas is an example who was a judge for one year prior to his appointment and the current chief justice roberts served two years on the bench prior to his appointment. i think most of the immediate objections i figure come from identify logs ideo ideologues. let's listen to her answers before we start making this rush to judgment. >> you're absolutely right, historically this has not been a problem for others, including william rehnquist, who of course jumped into the chief chair, but do you think that maybe at this point in time people think let's change it, let's make this a qualification? >> caller: well, i think there are qualifications other than -- there should be those kind of qualificatio qualifications, being a person who can judge the constitution and make a judgment on the basis of each case as it comes up. >> i understand. herb, thank you so much for taking the time to give us a call. i want to go to the other side of the country now. dale is in california. dale, thank you so much. how do you see it? >> caller: i feel that this woman is more than qualified to be a supreme court justice. i do not feel, as the last gentleman caller said, 41 out of 111 supreme court justices were not judges. i do not feel it is a prerequisite. i feel this woman has a profound knowledge of the law. >> and that's enough for you. >> caller: she is -- yes. and she is a consensus maker, and she made harvard number one again and she did this guy kby consensus building. i think this is her strong point. i do not believe any prerequisite of judgeship proves anything. >> okay. hey, dale, from california, dale, thank you so much for sharing your thoughts with us. want to go to christina now who wrote in saying, i think he should give me the job. i'm a stay at home mom. i could so be a supreme court judge. laugh out loud. i guess he feel that is if he had lack of experience and became president, then why should she not be a justice? ouch. okay. valerie says, do you not give someone a chance to be a supreme court justice. once they are in, they're in. it's a lifetime job. she has no experience as a judge so she's underqualified for the job. and scott wrote in saying one-third of all supreme court justices in history have had zero judicial experience. enough said. i hope you will weigh in on this. do you think elena kagan's lack of judicial experience is a cause for person. call us at 1-877-tell-hln. or cnn.com/hln. you can e-mail us there. or text us at hlntv. or go to our facebook pages, christi paul hln, chuck roberts hln. >> good discussion, christi. thank you so much. we'll wait for confirmation hearings. it will be a long, hot summer. a seven-foot cross that sparked a heated debate that went up to the supreme court vanished. it just vanished from the mojave desert in california where the national park service said the bolts holding down the metal pipe cross were cut and somebody made off with it. the cross was chal llenged by critics who say is religious symbol on federal lands shut not be allowed. it was to honor those who gave their lives in world war i. a father is walking on a sidewalk holding his infant son when out of nowhere he's hit and pinned by a car. the amazing surveillance video and the amazing outcome. ♪ 'tis ♪ sweet land ♪ of liberty ♪ of thee i sing [ laughs ] ♪ oh, land ♪ where my fathers died ♪ land of the pilgrims' pride ♪ from every mountainside ♪ let freedom ring we have new video of that huge oil spill in the gulf of mexico, and it's right at the source of the leak under water. it's from bp itself. bp control that is robotic camera, and it had been reluctant to release images of the spill from the actual well head, but you can clearly see the dark cloud of oil shooting into the water. here is what it looks like when it reaches land. louisiana officials have just released photos of oil on chandeleur islands. the forecast show it is moving past the barrier islands to the main coast and the affected areas are in red. a restaurant owner on the mississippi coast says he's angry the oil spill has ruined his way of life. but two brothers who run a seafood business nearby say they still don't want drilling to stop on the gulf coast. >> just because something of this nature happens in the oil industry, it's not a black eye on the entire industry. it's really not a black eye on bp. it was an unfortunate accident, and we're going to have to learn from it. >> we have to drill. there's no way we can get off of oil in this country within the next 25, 30, 50 years. green is great, but we can't just turn off the spigot. we have to have the oil. >> they all stress bp should pick up the tab for a thorough cleanup. the three companies responsible for the blown out oil rig are before a senate committee today. the oil company bp blaming the operator of the rig, transocean. transocean in turn blamed both bp and halliburton which had just finished pouring cement at the rig when it blew. halliburton said it was only following orders from bp. last night in canada the ground gave way causing a gaping 1,500 foot sinkhole. now the search is on for a family of four that still hasn't been heard from. time now for the help desk where we get you answers to your financial questions. joining me this hour, greg mcbride is a senior financial analyst for bank rate.com and jack otter, executive editor of money watch.com. thanks for being here. right to the first question which is, what's the best way to pay back credit card debt? i have $14,000 on a card with 8.24% apr for six months until it goes up to 12.28% and $17,000 on a home mortgage rebate card at 0% which expired may 1st. should i get a loan, should i consolidate? >> look, loans, consolati sol d dati -- consolidations, that's just moving the money around. you are going to have to prioritize the payments on the basis of interest rate and ignore the introductory rates. one has already expired anyway. pay them back on the basis of highest interest rate to lowest. then cut expenses, get a second job, sell stuff on craigslist. it's doable but it will take hard work and discipline. >> our next question is from lynn. she writes, my elderly parents have about $50,000 sitting in a few accounts watched over by some life insurance guy the bank told them to use. the money has not grown much in the past few years. my parents will likely not live much longer. how do we prodetective ttect th assets from being taken by the government. >> i would worry more about the life insurance guy. i think it's weird a life insurance salesman would be overseeing someone's savings. it sounds like this money is not something they want to invest. they need to have it there liquid. it's not going to earn a great rate of return. if you don't take risk you don't get much return. leave it in a money market return. i would put it in one account because a bank will give you a slightly higher rate for one $50,000 account. right now we have no estate tax. when it comes back i suspect it will be similar to the 2009 rules. for a couple anything under $7 million is not taxed, and the tax doesn't even kick in until that first dollar over $7 million. so it sounds like these people do not need to worry about taxes. they need to worry about maintaining that money. i'd put it in a high yielding money market account because they may need it for their parents. >> shows the need for financial planning to make sure everything is in order. thanks so much. the help desk is all about getting you answers so send us an e-mail to cnnhelpdesk@cnn.com or logon to cnn.com/helpdesk to see more financial solutions. you can also pick up the latest issue of "money" magazine. it's on newsstands now. ♪ [ woman ] nine iron, it's almost tee-time. time for new zyrtec® liquid gels. they work fast. so i can get relief from the pollen that used to make me sneeze, my eyes water. with new zyrtec® liquid gels, i get allergy relief at liquid speed. that's the fast, powerful relief of zyrtec®, now in a liquid gel. zyrtec® is the fastest 24-hour allergy medicine. it works on my worst symptoms so i'm ready by the time we get to the first hole. new zyrtec® liquid gels work fast, so i can love the air®. casey anthony will face the possibility of the death penalty at her murder trial next year in spite of her attorneys' attempts to get it taken off the table. "in session's" jean casarez from trutv joins us now to discuss the latest developments. what was it, 90 minutes today? a lot happened though. >> reporter: it was fascinating, chuck. all of the arguments today were really constitutionally based, but i think the one that was most unique had to do with the gender of casey anthony being a female. here is what the defense is really saying. they're saying there was a domino effect, that when the prosecution suspected casey anthony of premeditating and murdering her daughter, caylee, they charged her but then they looked at her lifestyle, what may be counter to traditional norms to make it even harsher and seek the death penalty. well, they had one witness today, elizabeth rappaport, a professor of law, and specializes in females murdering their own children. >> when the accused is a mother and in particular a white middle class mother, the press coverage is far more extensive than it would be in other kinds of configurations of relationship of the accused to the victim. >> reporter: and that's because the public and thereby the juries are going to look at things that are not relevant, not the evidence in the case but just the lifestyle of the defendant. well, there was a rebuttal to that. it was jeff astin, state tos attorney, he stood up to look at the facts. >> unfortunately, mothers killing their children are not rare. it occurs, more frequently than any of us would like to say. sometimes fathers kill their children as well. that occurs as well. the court from its own experience can, i think, observe that generally when fathers kill their children, it's in the form of a nonintentional felony murder. generally it's aggravated child abuse leading to death. the rage kind of killing. generally anecdotally the court in its experience can find that most of the time when women kill their children, it's in a more premeditated act but usually accompanied by some significant mental disorder, a depression, schizophrenia, things of that north. >> reporter: he also said in his 30 years as a prosecutor that never have they had the facts such as they are with this case to not only charge a young mother with killing her own child, caylee anthony, but then seeking the judge and the jury to find death, and that is this case, they say. >> and they've never found a cause of death, have they? >> reporter: no, no cause of death. that's what gives the defense a lot of ammunition here. >> can you think of a capital case where the cause of death has not been determined? i can't think of one. >> reporter: no, because when the medical examiner gets on the stand and says there's no cause of death, but here is the counter to that. because the killer actually hid the body so no one would find it and allowed it to decompose so no one would find it, they're responsible for not having a cause of death in this case. >> going back to her state of mind and fitness as a mother, was there evidence that she attempted a male strip show? was that presented today? >> reporter: apparently the defense in regard to some of the photos at the nightclub on june 20th, four days after caylee was last seen alive, the defense referred to them in their motion of casey anthony being at a club with a bisexual dancing and male strippers at the club that night. that's how they referred to them. that was brought out by the prosecution today. >> next up is -- what is it, a status hearing in june? >> reporter: that's right, june 21st. >> all right. jean, as always, thank you so much. we learn a lot. appreciate it. >> reporter: thank you. police in nevada are investigating a surprising death, 25-year-old pro woman golfer erica blasberg died sunday at her home in suburban las vegas. no word on a cause. no details have been released. it isn't clear if there was foul play. police say they responded to a 911 call from the home on sunday. her dad says he can't believe it. >> this is devastating. i mean, you don't -- we're going to have to bury a 25-year-old daughter. this is someone that could be patterned after. she did everything right, and i mean she's not immune to the pressures of golf, not immune to the pressures of life. she's a 25-year-old girl and they're crazy to begin with in general, but this is a story about how you raise a kid, and they came out okay, and now something happened, and we have to find out what it is. >> a spokesman for the lpga calls the death a tough hit for women's golf. police said it could take four to six weeks to get blood tests to complete their investigation. in napa county, california, northern california, remains found near a highway are that of missing nurse fong lee. now police are on the hunt for a killer. investigators say they're not releasing a cause of death because of the sensitive nature of the investigation but they did say they're treating it as a homicide. no suspects have been named. this investigation was a topic of conversation on last night's nancy grace. >> i think it has to do with what you were talking about earlier. i think they want to lull this person in to see. it's already like pulling teeth. they want to lull whoever it is, most likely they will talk to this person a lot more, the boyfriend. minute it will key him into the fact it will prove something about him, who knows what, and he won't be as forthcoming. he's already come forward about the information with the alibi, but i think that's the reason. i think it's an ongoing investigation and they worry if they release that maybe it would compromise some of their interviews. >> she was last seen two weeks ago alone at a bookstore in fairfield. these pictures could be a preview of what's headed for the midwest. the storm system that sent tornadoes ripping across the great plains is moving into the great lakes and ultimately new england. twisters killed five people in central oklahoma. the storms devastated large areas in the state, and then into kansas ireporter karla westerman captured this rather imposing image. the hardest hit area being just east of topeka. in oklahoma dozens of people were injured. >> it was really scary. the wind was like trying to pull the door off the latch. >> it quit hailing and then just all of a sudden the wind hit and it just went dark and here went everything. trucks went to rocking. there's one truck shoved against another truck back in the back. and next thing we know the whole roof and everything was gone. me and my partner just sat in the truck and rode it out. it even blowed a window out of our truck. trucks had in the back got windows blow eed out of them an everything. >> hail the size of tennis balls outside of oklahoma. rebecca barbato collected tom. breaking news out of london. there is a new british prime minister. there is the old one, the outcoming pm gordon brown who resigned and submitted that resignation to her imagine industry. david cameron has just met with the queen and is now the new prime minister. there was no clear winner in the national election five days ago, but cameron made a deal with the liberal democrats creating a coalition with enough seats in parliament for him to take over, so very much the labor party is out. more than 100,000 americans are waiting for an organ transplant, but there aren't nearly that many organs available. a lawmakers wants to require everyone to donate organs whether they want to or not. share your views on that idea with hln. this site has a should i try priceline instead? 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>> we're going to pay all legitimate claims. >> if it's an impact for business lost from tourism, you're going to pay? >> we're going to pay all legitimate claims. >> to state and local governments for lost tax revenue, you're going to pay? >> question mark. >> long-term damages to the louisiana fishing industry and its brand? >> i can't -- i can't quantify or speculate on long term. i don't know how to define it. >> the bp blamed the operator of the rig, transocean, for the blowout. transocean blamed both bp and oil field services giant halliburton which had just finished pouring cement at the rig when it blew. and halliburton says it was just following orders from bp. so a lot of finger pointing going on. well, the closing bell rang on wall street just a couple of minutes ago. yesterday, the dow jones industrials soared more than 400 points. its best day in a year. today, not so much. cnnmoney.com poppy local is there. how did it turn out? >> the dow down 36, the nasdaq up just slightly. the s&p 500 in the red also today, though. as you see, an up and down day on wall street. coming up, the best day for the dow, that was yesterday. it's interesting, gold had a record day today. investors fleeing to that as a safe commodity the way they see. over $1,270 an ounce today. the big question remains about the dead crisis in greece and across europe. how far is it spreading? and is that $1 trillion package presented on sunday, christi, is that enough to stabilize the market. the dow down at the close. >> i hear, poppy, there may be signs of recovery in the housing market, specifically? a new report shows housing prices are picking up in some cities. i know people are going what city? is it mine? >> there's a big story on cnn money talking about some of the home prices are actually up as much as 100% from last year. if you look nationwide, the home prices fell slightly in the first quarter. prices are actually up from a year ago in 60% of great cities. especially in the marred-hit midwest. saginaw, michigan, they're median home price up 100% from a year ago. it went from an average of $30,000 to $60,000. akron, ohio, up 90%. cleveland up 54%. san francisco, up 29% from a year ago. you've got a lot of places searches in the midwest because last year, most of the sales that we saw, especially in the hard-hit areas, foreclosures. mortgage rates pretty low, an average of 5%. those first-time home buyer tax credits those were in effect until recently disbanded. you look at the hard-hit pocketings, that's what really is important. they're doing better than last year. >> let's hope that the up arrow is the trend from here on out. thank you so much, poppy. >> you got it. pro golfers are mourning one of their own today. the investigation into the death of the will lpga's eric california blasberg. wow, is this... fiber one honey clusters? 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daughters to be great athletes. and mothers want them to be beauty queens or something like that. >> reporter: erica seen her with her mother debbie was both, striking looks and skilled. though she had struggled a bit on the tour. her father last placed with her on thursday. two days later, she was gone. >> something happened. she was supposed to leave for a tournament that morning. >> reporter: erica's body was found on saturday. her dad says there's no signs of trauma to her body. what happened is a mystery. >> this is devastating, you don't want to have to bury your 25-year-old daughter. it's sad. >> reporter: he believes erica wasn't alone when she died and says we haven't learned the whole story. he describes erica as a great girl, straight "a" student, a role model for young golfers. he can't begin to match win what may have happened. >> thing is something to be patterned after. she did everything right. she's not immune to the pressures of golf, she's not immune to the pressures of life. she's a 25-year-old girl, they're crazy to begin with in general. but this is a story about how you raise a kid and they came out okay. something happened, we have to find out what it is. >> reporter: an autopsy on erica blasberg is being conducted. and henderson police so far are being tight-lipped on their investigation. and we spoke with the coroner's office just this morning, and they tell us the initial autopsy didn't return any obvious sign of death. they sent away for a toxicology test. we're told that could take six to eight weeks. meanwhile, the rumors over what may have happened to erica continue to swirl from las vegas. i'm blake mckoushgs channel 13, action news. >> blake, thank you so much for the update. we appreciate it. want to get you to breaking news right now from great britain, conservative party leader david cameron is at number 10 downing street as we speak to take over as prime minister. there he is. the former p.m. gordon brown admitted that his labor party couldn't put together a new government so he resigned. just within an our, the queen summoned cameron to buckingham palace and put him in charge. >> real change is not what government can do on its own. real change is when krerch comes together, works together. when we exercise our responsibilities to our families, to ourselves, our communities and to others. and i want to help to try to build a more responsible society here in britain. one where we just don't ask what are my entitlement, but what are my responsibilities. when we don't ask what do i just own, but more what can i give. >> five days ago, the conservatives won the most seats in parliamentary elections but they fell short. cameron formed with democrats who placed third in the elections. let's talk about the tornadoes ripping across the great plains. it's moving towards the great lakes and new england now. twisters killed five people in central oklahoma. and the governor has declared a state of emergency in 56 oklahoma counties. the storms just devastated large areas in that state, obviously. and north of kansas, where iroster karla westerman captured this image. east of toe peek kashgs several homes were damaged. thankfully, no one was hurt, but in oklahoma, dozens of people were also injured. the storm's also dumped huge hailstones just north. this is from rebecca bra vad dough who elected more than like tennis balls there. casey anthony is going to face the possibility of a more than just a murder trial. chief belvin perry ruled that the defense failed to prove that. earlier, the defense testified when a jury krs a mother deviant she faces a difficult time defending herself against criminal charges and one of the attorneys said she's seen the bias first hand. >> people don't say, you know, she's a -- it's an impolite word, she's a whore, so she should die. they don't say that out loud. although they do in blogs. in some of the blogs they say i should die with her. that's neither here or here. >> jean, does this solidify that she did indeed face the death penalty or no? >> you're exactly right. because what the judge is saying, that the prosecution, they have great latitude in bringing a case in seeking death. and the only way a judge can change that if bad faith has been found. and although the defense is alleging that today, the judge said i want specifics. specifically, what are they doing in bad faith. they didn't assert that until the judge denied their motions. you know, sitting behind smeet orange county courthouse, it's quiet now, but, boy, was it bustling early today. so many media and attorneys were present because this was death penalty day. and beside the judge discerning that the death penalty was valid in this case for prosecutions to seek, the defense still mounted an aggressive argument for the record at this point, saying that casey anthony was targeted by the prosecution, first they sought charges of first degree murder. then they looked at her 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"showbiz tonight" raes a.j. hammer is in new york. i know you guys asked viewers to weigh in on what they think she should do next. >> yeah, everybody is loving betty white right now. betty white rocked "snl," what should she do next? you know she's fielding the offers. we asked if she should replace simon cowell on "american idol." or replace "oprah." or compete on "dancing with the stars." as you see here, a shot on "idol." a fairly split vote there. but the majority are saying, let betty dance. there are reports out there floating around that "dancing with the stars" wants betty white. >> really? >> yeah. our friends at popular.com are saying that folks think having betty on the show not only would help the show but other big celebs that maybe shied away from "dancing" them them inclined to do it. the training all very grueling. i've got to tell you, christi, i wouldn't count betty out in being able to do anything. >> no doubt. she is something else. i understand there's another betty white movement that's getting some traction today. what's that about? >> you know, there are actually a couple of ones trying to get her on the emmys to co-host with jimmy fallon in august. i can't believe we can't think about this one. it was a grassroots movement on facebook that got betty white on "saturday night live" in the first place. but there's another campaign out there to get betty white on the academy awards. the wall is filling up with comments i definitely want her to host the oscar, hell yeah, she would show the rest how it's done. go, betty, go. if we can put this on the screen. betty is an inspiration of women of over age, part ingenue, part bawd broad. are you in? >> i'm with you. i have to wonder what's going through her head right now, back when they was on "mary tyler moore" back in the day, could she have ever imagined at 88 years old there would be such a push for her? >> probably not at all. what's really cool, america is really being listened to right now. it's a new day. america loves to have its say. we see it on reality shows all the time. when it comes to timeless betty white, i'm hoping america gets it. >> i'm with you. >> more love for betty white coming up on "showbiz tonight." also, racy beauty queens. wait till you see the photos. miss usa beauty contestants sexing it up big time. it's the first time i might be siding with the donald on one of these things. the great beauty debate on "showbiz tonight." we're live at 5:00 p.m. eastern. we're still tv's most provocative entertainment news show at 11:00 p.m. and pacific. i will see you in 16 minutes. >> you're siding with him because you like the photos so much, a.j.? >> that is not so much, but i get what he's doing and he's copping to it this time. >> a.j., thanks so much. see you shortly. >> see you later. boy, i'll tell you more than a week after the floods in tennessee, we're still hearing dramatic stories. i don't know if you heard this one. 10-year-old delaney, she and her friend were fascinated with an overflowing ditch apparently. >> we were probably walking right here, and my friend ross found it and slipped down into water. and i had stepped into the water a little bit to pull her out. then we fell in, the water started pulling me. >> i heard the screaming and it was the most guttural, animalistic, horrifying thing i ever heard. >> that quick-thinking dad responded. what he found just moments later. my name is chef michael. and when i come home from my restaurant, i love showing bailey how special she is. yes, you are. i know exactly what you love, don't i? - [ barks ] - mmm. aromas like rotisserie chicken. and filet mignon. yeah, that's what inspired a very special dry dog food. 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or does it go too far, considering individual's preferences and even religious conflicts. we're hearing from gian and others. tell us your story here. >> caller: well, i received my heart 18 months ago. i had been battling cardio my jop passenger since 1988, and it finally came to the point where they could no longer fix my heart. and if it wasn't for the wonderful gift of organ donation, i would not be here. so i think this is a wonderful idea for presumed consent. and i say it's about time that the united states join the rest of the western nation who had implied consent because you have thousands of people in this country who are dying needlessly because of a lack of an organ. and i think that is just a shame in a country like ours, where we have the technology, we have the experts. we have the medications. we have everything that we need to save a person's life except the organ. and i just think it's shameful. and i feel that people need to look beyond oh, i me what to do because it's not about that. it's about lives being saved. i mean are a lot of things the government tells us what to do helmets on motorcycles, seat belts, you know what i'm saying? to then look at this thing, how can you be against that, to save a person's life. >> i got you. thank you so much for sharing your story. we are so glad that you are okay and you obviously have some very good points to raise there, so thank you so much for sharing your thoughts with us today. we appreciate it. i do want to go to a couple of the comments on facebook today, response 50/50, a split on this mitchell was among those with reservations this does not need to be a law. i will decide what to do with my organs but i should not have to worry about something else that someone else can't get right. i opted out of spam and junk mail, i still get that i opted out of tell marketing calls but guess what, i still get them. we have a lot of passion on that subject. you can still weigh in on the facebook and twitter pages. thank you so much to all of you who chimed in with us today. dramatic surveillance video of a very close call for a father and son in 2008. it has been released for the first time here. a car plow nothing andrew light as he is holding his infant son on a sidewalk near a store in sydney, australia. the baby's empty stroller, there it is, it goes flying. light held that baby close to his chest as he was pushed into the shop window, had his legs pinned by the car. the little boy wasn't hurt. his grandparents nearby were hit by the car. they spent time in the hospital. the car was driven by an older woman who lost control of it, but everybody is okay. here, kitty. here, kitty. oh! just come snuggle with mama. 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