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Think when theyre on the witness stand. so she doesnt have that filter sometimes to just keep things inside and keep it together. she just sort of expresses it out to everyone. the prosecutor i think can use rachels -- what people may see as her weaknesses as a strenh in this case because they can argue listen, this is a witness who clearly does not want to be here, who clearly has not wanted to be involved in this process from the very beginning, why in the world was woo she embellish a story o...

Courthouse, everyone likes rachel. the longer she is on the witness stand, i think the more sympathetic shes becoming that the jurors are riveted, listening and they arent -- they dont seem to be put off by her presentation. >> that is incredible, sunny. like were watching two different trials. ive always said this, it is so different inside a courtroom. im here in tv land watching it on a monitor but i have watched this witness and seen a lot of witnesses take witness stands i find her to be ru...

From the northeast up to the mid-atlantic, a couple showers over the weekend. we are talking perfect temperatures out there. we are watching the low thats persistent now over the dakotas and minnesota. heavy rainfall and flooding concerns, two to four inches expected in minnesota. we are going monitor that. we are talking a ridge of high pressure close to low pressure. the reason its important, we are talking southwesterly wind pumping into the areas. low humidity is not good news for them. >> t...

90 days. this is the first occasion weve had the privilege. the most common abuse appears to be that banks are not informing people who apply for loan modifications that they have insufficient documents. for instance, the error rate for citi was 53%. would you say that we are a still long way from where we need to be on these issues? >> on these issues, absolutely. and, in fact, one of the powers that the monitor has is not only to find these problems but to add more tests where hes finding prob...

Dramatic action of charging your son and his partner and the third person and potentially a fourth with extremely serious offenses? >> caller: because jordy and jessie heard the little girl crying a lot in the bedroom she was in, not basement, she had a bedroom and they would ask her why the little girl was crying so much and she would make up different excuses. so they did put a monitor in there so they could see what was going on, and they used the cell phones so that they can, you know, recor...

Why the little girl was crying so much and she would make up different excuses. so they did put a monitor in there so they could see what was going on, and they used the cell phones so that they can, you know, record it off the cell phone from the monitor, and they seen her kicking the little girl in the head and they called the police and turned the cell phone over to the police so they could see what she had done to her little girl, and then since the supposedly victim was put in jail for this...

It looks like jordy as well as jessica who lived together with their four sons invited this mother who is 28 at the time, now 30 and her daughter into the home. they quickly according to the fbi put them down in a basement, let them sleep on the cement floor, eventually moved them up into bedrooms and this is similar to the ariel castro situation, if you remember that last month. then they made her basically become a slave, piers. she cooked, cleaned, actually went out in the yard and did yard w...

The fda says, so far, its not aware of any patient injuries or deaths from the hacking of medical equipment. but mcclure says almost everythings wide open. pacemakers and other cardiac equipment can be slowed or disabled, monitors could shut off. at beth israel deaconess medical center in boston a few years ago, a glitch, not a hack, slowed down fetal monitors for women with high-risk pregnancies. the computer systems for these devices are interconnected, wide open and widespread. >> on an avera...

More middle of the road and not -- not necessarily taking a strong personal points of view as it has come to. i think stewart has realized that he has a platform and people pay attention. and now when it comes to things like the -- >> he takes a stand. i have to ask you for a quick answer here. given john olivers summertime fill-in status, could he have a bigger role our does he fade back to goofy british correspondent? >> i think he goes back to goofy british correspondent, but who knows when c...

Your plug all your components into this little thing. again, its the size of a deck of cards. you plug in your monitor, your mouse, your keyboard. then you got a tiny computer. sounds good, right? raspberry pi expected to sell 10,000 units, so far its sold more than a million. >> you sit here at a cubicle here at cnn? >> i used to. >> well, i sit at a cubicle. >> dont go to that. >> ive got a love-hate relationship with my cubicle. if you do, you can relate to this. the more light you get at wor...