in october of 2003, sarah johnson was charged as an adult. >> sarah, i have a warrant for your arrest for the murder of your parents, diane and alan johnson. you're charged with two counts of murder and you're under arrest. >> it was a sad moment, because it's a 16-year-old that did this. it's sad for everybody involved. >> the trial of a teenaged girl killing her parents was a national sensation. >> there were three people in the johnson house that morning when alan and diane were murdered. two of them did not come out. >> we sent the robe, we sent the leather glove and we sent the latex glove to a lab in chicago, akrone and associates. they eventually found gun residue on all three items. >> but investigators had one final question. why wasn't sarah's hair covered in blood when she went to her neighbor's house to report the murders? did she wear some kind of hat? if so, where was it? >>> investigators learned that sarah johnson disagreed >>> investigators learned that sarah johnson disagreed vehemently with her parents over her relationship with her 19-year-old boyfriend, bruno sant

with sarah? and my wife said no, we're hungry, so we left. >> they left at approximately 1:00 p.m. sarah's body was discovered 20 minutes later. >> the possibility of we had visited sarah and found myself and ourselves in the middle of it, of something terrible, will always be on my mind. >> i consider nelson's wife to be very lucky. i think there's a high likelihood she would have been the victim that day had she not brought her husband along with her to that subdivision. >> police now had a possible eye witness. but would it be enough? >>> real estate sales woman sarah walker was robbed and murdered in the sample home of an upscale neighborhood housing development. her friends and family reacted with disbelief. >> the family has suffered beyond imagination. >> i believe she deemed it to be safe. she was very, very excited about the community when she was first placed over there. my fondest memory of sarah, she would laugh at all of my jokes whether they were funny or whether they were stupid. s

you brought up sarah palin. a lot of young people think sarah palin is let be be kind and say foolish although they would use a much stronger word because she supposedly said i could see russia from my house. she never said that tina fey playing sarah palin said that. but a lot of young people don't know the difference. >> they don't know. >> no. they don't know. but let me give you the other side very briefly. the other side very briefly. the other side is that everybody who tunes in to a late night comedy show knows it's a late night comedy show. so even if somebody is unfair to someone like sarah palin and they do a nasty joke and take something she said out of context, it's still not nearly as bad as somebody on cable tv slamming sarah palin, because that's nonfiction. >> okay, here's where -- there are two things in play that i want to bring to your attention as a purveyor of bernardgoldbergen the com. you gets a mass approach. the perception is, certain politicians are morons. and then they all gang up, no

but then recommended pregnant women like sarah, drink bottled water. sarah said, she took no chances. >> if it's not safe for pregnant women, it's not safe for babies, elderly, sick people, a huge portion of people. and that's just using common sense. >> although state and federal officials continue to tell people the water ban is lifted a federal congressional hearing in west virginia monday morning revealed many of those same officials refused to call the water safe when questioned by congressional leaders like senator and former governor joe manchin. >> is the water safe? would you use the water with your children and grandchildren? >> i consider the toxicology that exist this chemical is so little and so -- the chemical is so little it started it's very hard to say whether it is safe. >> west virginia state health officer dr. letitia tierney said she drank if the water but when asked if she would call it safe, she stopped short. >> that's in a way a difficult ethnic say because everyone has a different definition of safe. i believe the water based

sarah didn't do it. sarah krueger and her boyfriend, ryan warner are both behind bars in connection to the crime. i asked kayleigh's grandmother about the suitcase in the freezer, as tears trickled down, she said quote, my daughter didn't do that, off quote. as we continued the conversation off camera, she referred to sarah saying quote, she couldn't have done that. she loved her daughter. i asked if sarah and her boyfriend ryan had had any recent problems. kayleigh's grandmother told me she didn't know of any, but she does believe her daughter was too scared to tell her what was going on. i asked her about her daughter's boyfriend ryan warner, who is also behind bars in connection to the crime, she says she didn't know him very well, but also described him as a scary guy and a quote, monster. kayleigh's grandmother says she doesn't know what happened in that apartment last week but continues to tell me that sarah didn't do it. and now here, you can see the candles still lit up at the memorial site, in m

sarah paulson is here. and then - their latest album is called "let's be still" the head and the heart from the sony stage. [ applause ] >> jimmy: we have a big show for you tomorrow. the whole cast of the movie the monuments men will be here: george clooney, bill murray, cate blanchett, john goodman, bob balaban, and even matt damon will dare to show his stupid face on the program. if he thinks i forgot what happened last time, he's got another thing coming. you know what i'm talking about. our first guest tonight went from being a dumb guy on "that 70's show" to becoming a very smart guy who now owns about three-quarters of the internet. you can watch him work every thursday night on "two and a half men" please welcome ashton kutcher. >> we love you ashton! >> you're so skinny. you're so thin right now. you're like my cousin that i see at family reunions, pot lucks and stuff. every time i see you, it's like a different state of jimmy. and you're so thin right now. >> jimmy: don't worry, old jimmy will be

>> hi, sarah! >> reporter: she hits the slopes at age 2, trying to keep up with her older brother nick. >> we grew up skiing, and i was a tom boy. and i wanted to follow in his footsteps. >> reporter: she trailed him to park city ski jumps, showing off her skills at the 2002 games on the stood show. >> way to go, sarah! >> reporter: then this child of the olympics met her hero, lindsey vann, who would become hendrickson's coach and mentor. >> i remember telling my mom this girl is going to be the best in the world some day. >> she did, dang lindsey. >> reporter: hendrickson would grow up to vann's competitor and teammate. >> i'm very proud of what she has done and how she has become very independent, because she was like velcro. how many times have you been to europe? >> man, i don't even know. probably 20? >> reporter: developing a world class determination. >> i mean, think about the pressure that she has to go off that second jump, and she is the last to go, and there is 35,000 fans. i mean, can

sarah bonn was the first to come forward. she first told her story to "vanity fair." >> he absolutely chases women. he victimizes women. and someone can look him in the eye and say no and it doesn't matter. >> reporter: she was 20 when she dropped out of college to attend bikram's teacher training program. the grueling nine-week seminar led by bikram himself costs thousands of dollars and is the only way to become a bikram yoga teacher. >> it was a big commitment for me to make this decision. but it was something i was extremely dedicated and passionate about. >> reporter: meeting bikram for the first time, she says, she was full of hope. she told him his yoga had changed her life. >> and i told him i was sad, now i'm happy. i feel like a completely new person. bikram, i love you more than chocolate. >> reporter: she says bikram took an immediate interest. >> he took me by the arms and told me that there was a connection between the two of us that he had never felt before. >> reporter: later she says bikram told her privately

and like irene, sarah lives with her parents. in fact, irene's old bedroom is now sarah's bedroom. sarah even bears an eerie resemblance to irene. >> you almost have the same hair, i must say. she had long, dark hair. >> noemi asked if she could go in the house. >> see what it triggers back because i was here as a child. the day that she went missing, i was here. >> oh, you were here. wow. >> sarah welcomed her inside where the past came back in a way noemi never imagined. inside, sarah gave something to noemi. after all these years, a high school yearbook from 1949 had remained in the house through three different owners, waiting for the family that would cherish it. >> bye-bye! thanks. >> bye. thank you. >> god bless you. >> what is that? >> they found it in there. >> this is irene's sister's yearbook? >> mm-hmm. irene might even be in here. >> oh, here she is. here is irene garza. >> thank you. you have no idea what you did. thank you. >> you're welcome. i'm sorry for your family's loss. >> wow. >> you're a remarkable family to save this. i think it's going to bring a lot of joy

>>> sarah, going into the weekend what happened? >> jurors asked the judge, listen we've hit a wall, could we break for the evening? he said yes. >> what does that mean, hit a wall? is there a specific count they're having trouble with? >> i think a few. earlier in the afternoon they came back, on some of these verts, asking very specific questions, if we agree on this, or if we agree on this, what should we do in this case? the judge gave them some guidance. it seems right now, they are going head to head on whatever's happening behind closed doors. there seems to be some type of confusion perhaps or some type of battle because clearly they have not come up with a verdict. >> in the time they have now been out, they've asked for material, wanted to review things? >> clearly pretty standard, dotting all of your i's and dotting your t's surveillance video, so on so forth. so it's clear for injuries to ask for certain things -- for jury ties to ask for certain things. in this case they're right on par with what would be happening. >>

her mother sarah and her boyfriend are accused of murder. initially sarah krueger was a good mom. >> she was trying to better her life. she was trying to be a teacher and go to college. it seemed like she was doing good. last year he moved in and 6 months later she totally changed. >> reporter: krueger stopped talking to neighbors and friends stop coming over and strangers were frequenting and kayleigh stopped going outside. >> who doesn't want to ride their bike outside. >> reporter: police were called to the apartment because the suspects were fighting. friday, the day before the body was discovered, police returned from a disturbing call from the grandmother. >> there were concerns that sarah was under the influence and unable to take care of the child. >> of alcohol? >> drugs. >> there was drug usage in the house. the child was found in good healt . >> reporter: the next day daily kalely was dead. >> stay with kron4 for more coverage on this. you can go to kron4.com where we have coverage from all of our reporters, a time line of events

>> hi there, sarah. he spent a lot of time saying all the right things and then defending his boss who frequently says all the wrong things. the finance minister hammered again at the idea of the independence of the central banks, something that had come into question because the prime minister of turkey had pressured the central bank not to raise interest rates. he spoke about the interest rate lobby, the prime minister frequently blames what he calls the interest rate lobby. we asked the finance minister what is the interest rate lobby, do you believe in it? he says prime minister's misunderstood at this point that that's a phrase for domestic consumption and heart attackens back to turkey's last crisis to paying interest payments. finally, we asked him about the issue of rule of law. there's been so much interference into the judiciary, it looks like at least from the outside that the tax authorities are used to punish the enemies of the prime minister. finance minister acknowledged they have a proble

by the way, one point on sarah palin. i have always believed she's going to run, too, but for much more cynical reasons. i think it's a -- i think it's a financial reason. >> yes. >> that would be the reason. >> to get back into the spotlight. get the speaking fees back up. you know, there's some question in my mind about huckabee's motivation, how much of that is about -- you know, there's a lot of people who run for president for their careers. >> really? can't we give these people the benefit of the doubt here. >> i -- >> some establishment type runs, everyone says take seriously, jon huntsman running, wants to serve the country. you have him on 452 times on "morning joe" and chuck says jon huntsman could do it. he's a governor and ambassador to china. sarah palin, mike huckabee, those guys just want to make money. >> let him go. >> let me finish. >> i have not gotten over -- >> the way he talks about john hunts man we have obviously touched a nerve. 452 times. >> but come on -- >> you should have seen huckabee four ye

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lift up your shoes, sarah jessica parker. there you go. her latest project is not with people but it's going to make fans with "sex and the city" very happy. first, a look at her design in her new line for shoes. >> >>> plus ken jennings the biggest game show winner in american history. his new book for kids and what he thinks about the rising star on the controversial jeopardy. that's ahead. >>> san jose mercury looking at facebook's tenth birthday tomorrow. they want the 1.2 billion users to see manufacture context. the art was returned to it jewish owners. among the items, a 1910 painting by max lieberman and it could fetch $2 million. >>> mayor bill de blasio dropped the ground holg. it wiggled out of his arms. he saw his shadow. that means six more weeks of winter. the accuracy weight 62%. >>> author jfrmt k. recalling admits she made a mistake when she paired two characters in her books. she regrets putting her money with ron world seriesly other than with harry potter himself. she said she did it with herself. >> hermione. >> yeah.

sarah parcak is is a pioneering archaeologist. using satellite imaging, she was the first to map egypt's city of tanis. she then used the same technology to discover over 300 tombs in a thousand ancient settlements. there are many people out there that may see you guys out there digging around in the dirt and wonder why. >> i think if we look back, there is so much we can learn from people in the past about who we are today. but the reality is, we haven't changed. we're the same people that built the picture midst. and -- pyramids, when i look at one story, there's an inscription in the western desert and a guy is writing on the face of a cliff, man, i can't believe how much i had to drink. my boss is going to be so angry. i don't understand how i'm going to make it to work tomorrow. this is three thousand years ago! nothing has changed. >> well, the world has become incredibly complex with technology as the change. dr. parcak is using technology. >> focused in terms of our excavations and our survey. today as in all scientific fi

gosh as reno twenty two in from ca geelong first and sarah again bad though. nineteen and from lauren moore died when a fire broke out in their building early this morning. they were sick and your hotel and catering students who had just begun a six month work this meant the irish college in luton. as flames engulfed the building a number of students alerted neighbors the money to get a ladder to help some of them to skip either sue the wrist or through the window. but sarah and josh are worth one able to skip their bodies later discovered by firefighters using sniffer dogs. who we do know that was a very tragic event the size and it seems this. and ten people in the building two people lost their lives were working with the police to contact some reason i've been working with the harp of foreign affairs and opened to do that. and the people of good moments to come into the building and a consular officer from the mca is now providing cost assistance of them dead at the rolling choke a cos its so called embedded the show mama did and you addicted to all defere

sarah parcak is is a pioneering archaeologist. using satellite imaging, she was the first to map egypt's city of tanis. she then used the same technology to discover over 300 settlements. there are many people out there that may see you guys out there digging around in the dirt and wonder why. >> i think if we look back, there is so much we can learn from people in the past about who we are today. but the reality is, we haven't changed. we're the same people that built the picture midst. and -- pyramids, when i look at one story, there's an inscription in the western desert and a guy is writing on the face of a cliff, man, i can't believe how much i had to drink. my boss is going to be so angry. i don't understand how i'm going to make it to work tomorrow. this is three thousand years ago! nothing has changed. >> well, the world has become incredibly complex with technology as the change. dr. parcak is using technology. >> focused in terms of our excavations and our survey. today as in all scientific fields, archaeology is facing

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they are searching for sarah kruegers and ryan warner. now a short time ago be we talked to the apartment manager. she also lives here and she said she and the other residents are in shock and very upset over the death of the 4-year-old child. they were used to seeing this little girl whose name is kaley around the apartment. the apartment manager said a year ago, the young girl's mother lived in the apartment and a year ago, the boyfriend moved in and the resident said the child's demeanor started to change shortly after that. she lost her sparkle and some of her personality. she seemed a little bit more sad after that. the child's mother is 2-year-old sarah kruegers and her boyfriend is ryan warner. they were walking away from the complex carrying their lug gang. this a royal apartment on flap pa. and three hours after they were seen leaving the area, police were called to do a welfare check on the 4-year-old daughter. when they went into the apartment, they found the child was dead. and there are signs of foul play. they are investigat

>> sarah, just quick question. how much of this do you think actually going to be seen as dialing forward, if you will, we've put on hold a lot of the shopping and other purchases because people can't get out. how much of that gets released when the weather gets better? >> that was my point, doc, is that this pent up demand of people who can't do what they want to do now, then you get it pulled forward. >> right. >> you get it pulled forward in april. >> you can look at what the other data is telling you and the trend should still be in place. the confidence remains high. there are less firings. and your labor market has been showing a trend towards growth. that was before that january payrolls report and december payrolls report. they're looking at this number. retail sales and the other weaker numbers. right now they are attributing it to the weather on those ideas that the fundamentals and trend are looking good. >> let me get to steven parker again. you say the correction is over. what in this most recent marke

an observation of nicole wallace and sarah palin. i think we may have had a freaky wednesday body switch. usually palin on mainstream media and nicole would have done the switch. >> actually a great point. kind of like -- you see "ghost busters" what is it you don't want to cross? >> don't cross streams. >> yeah. i think that happened yesterday with nicole and sarah. freaky wednesday is back. >> didn't sarah quit? i guess she didn't give herself time. all right. >>> coming up on "morning joe," senator chuck schumer, the huffington post sam stein, and tina brown. up next we will reveal the new cover of "time" magazine and we have mike and has the top stories in the politico playbook. we will be right back. [ female announcer ] when you're serious about fighting wrinkles, turn to roc® retinol correxion®. one week, fine lines appear to fade. one month, deep wrinkles look smoother. after one year, skin looks ageless. high performance skincare™ only from roc®. which will cause me to miss the end of the game. the x1 entertainment oper

. >>> sarah, going into the weekend what happened? >> jurors asked the judge, listen we've hit a wall, could we break for the evening? he said yes. >> what does that mean, hit a wall? is there a specific count they're having trouble with? >> i think a few. earlier in the afternoon they came back, on some of these verdicts, if we agree on this, if we agree on this, what should we do in this case? the judge gave them some guidance. they are going head to head on whatever's happening behind closed doors. there seems to be some type of confusion perhaps or it will soe of battle because clearly they haven't come out with a verdict. >> they have asked for material, wanted to review things? >> clearl pretty standard, dotting all of your i's and dotting your t's surveillance video, so on so forth. it's not that uncommon. in this case they're right on par with what would be happening. >> so we would not hear from them again? >> probably through the weekend. >> going into a holiday on monday, wee will see, "america tonight"'s sarah hoye. >>> fr

sarah g. accuses the raiders for illegally making them pay for expenses outs of their $125 per game salary. the lawsuit claims the raiders fined the cheer lead errs if they brought the wrong poms poms to pack i. according to sarah g. they were not paid for rehearsals or mandatory charity events. >>> when it comes to sugar, more is deadly. just how sick a couple sodas a day can make you. >>> how animals are getting desperate because of the draught, keeping too close for comfort into some bay area backyards. ,,,,,,,,,, testified on capitol hill t about the recent cyber attas against their >>> tom executives from target, knee man marcus testified on -- n ekingiman marcus testified on capital -- neiman marcus testified today on capital hill. julie watts explains what companies want to do next to protect customers' private information. >> it was the data breach heard round the world. ed to target's chief finance, officer apologized. >> i want to say how deeply sorry we are for the impact this incid

part of that take a short break now when we're back with sarah gregory to a member of the i.o.c. it had of the world entitled delving agency to talk about the mix of sports and politics and the olympics in a moment stay with us. there's a saying you know when you're in the arctic you have the entire world to chill feet she looks like a fairly simple shit but really she's not simple. and full of people have access to the nuclear icebreakers the real king here is at the polar bear and ice breakers come second not a single complex expedition to the arctic can be conducted without the russian nuclear powered fleet of ice breakers we've undertaken a unique operation. the northern sea route russia's arctic ice breakers. stories others refuse to see. faces changing the walls. the picture of today's night on demand from around the globe. up to. fifty. i know c.n.n. the m.s.m. b.c. fox news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's close and for the truth f

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sarah, what is it saying. first they were saying stay away from bonds. >> we were all worried about higher mortgage rates and car loans, just the opposite happened. people piled into bonds and so the yields -- the interest rates actually came down. a few reasons behind it. number one, when everybody is on one side of the trade, it's bound to snap and surprise people. that's partially what happened. other thing is, the global economy didn't get off to a good start. emerging markets became a huge concern. i did a number of pieces for this program how investors were selling currencies and worried about economies, so you go to the safety of u.s. treasuries. a third reason is it hasn't been a straight shot up for the u.s. economy in 2014. we had two disappointing jobs numbers, some of the economic data hasn't been a vibrant picture and therefore, you've seen this demand for bonds. a global economy is just stuck so you want to own treasuries you view to keep some in your portfolio and then the federal reserve isn't

sarah weddington joins us now, welcome. >> thank you, nice to be with you, ari. >> excellent. tell me how we are doing and whether we are anywhere near where you expected when you won that case, looking a generation forward. >> absolutely not. if anybody had said to me on january 22, 1973, you will still be talking about this in 41 years, i would never have believed that. by the way, they do have a ladies room now in the lawyers' lounge but only got it after two women were on the supreme court, sandra daye o'connor and ruth bader ginsburg, and what we're seeing now is a really acceleration of the actions trying to make abortion, if they can't make it illegal, which the opponents would like to do, then they are trying to make it unavailable, and so you see all this legislation in almost every state that's trying to keep women from having access to the procedure or being able to afford it or having a place that's fairly close to them. so they can get to it. and it reminds me at the time before roe v. wade. here in texas, abortion was illegal except to save the life of the woman.

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. >> now actress sarah jessica parker whose parents live in the garden state weighing in on governor christie's reaction. what you have to say is the fish stinks from the head down. i am a leader and i set a tone in an office, speaking of christie, that made this seem somehow acceptable. leslie, what do you make of hollywood getting involved. she wasn't specifically on the show to talk about this. she was on the show to talk about something else but the issue came up because she said she follows politics? >> first of all, living and sitting right now about 20 minutes from hollywood, we're certainly used to that in los angeles. we all know that celebrities, george clooney with darfur and other political issues in the past, some speak out. i do have to say, gretchenish i was surprised because i look to sarah jessica parker and her character of carrie for advice on shoes when she came out saying this about chris christie. people on the right find it precarious a governor so hands on would know nothing. this isn't just democrats that feel this way. >> chris, i'll let you take a stab at t

you may remember sarah murnaghan's story. she's the 11-year-old girl whose parents fought a very public battle to change the rules on who could receive donor organs. sarah did receive a double lung transplant this summer. kristen dahlgren spoke with her about how she's doing now. kristen, good morning. >> good morning, erica. what a remarkable little girl. now, some eight months after two transplants, sarah is doing great. she still has challenges, but she also has a message of hope. >> can i swim? >> no. >> reporter: for 11-year-old sarah murnaghan, a snow day spent playing inside with her siblings is a miracle. >> am i brown? >> reporter: less than a year ago, she was in a hospital, her lungs riddled with cystic fibrosis. >> out of breath. >> reporter: given just weeks to live. >> i thought she was going to die. >> reporter: sarah was just 10. but in a case that drew national attention, her parents had to go to court to have sarah put on a transplant list for patients 12 and up. >> she told me to never, ever give up on her.