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Just need one big break. so far they have not got even that megyn. megyn: thank you. after thousands of leads turn up next to nothing, what do investigators do in cases like this? what if that investigator trace was referencing is wrong and this baby girl is out there right now? the hands of god knows who? robert lowry jr. of the national center of missing and exploited children joins us today with insight on what happens when investigators like eve like in this case appear to run out of leads. we'll talk about that coming up about a half hour away. we've got breaking news coming in right now ...

Absolutely. megyn: we'll leave it on that positive note. thank you both so much. new questions today in the search for little lisa irwin. investigators coming up short after pursuing thousands of leads. in just a few minutes we will talk with robert lowry jr. of the national center for missing annex employeded children about what investigators do when the tips run out, and wait until you hear what they can do with respect to her image, among other things. and a top senator is asking tough new questions about supreme court justice elena kagan and her ability to rule on the president's healthcar...

Kids you take care of them at home and you get medicaid, you are in essence a state healthcare worker. you don't get union benefits but you still have to pay the union fees. each month a portion of the check is deducted automatically by the state and given directly to the service employees international union, or seiu. here is how the math works out. there are some 40,000 of these so-called home healthcare workers in michigan, up to $30 a month is taken directly out of their checks, that means $6 million a year goes to seiu ap annually. robert and patricia hanes how saw earlier in this. they h...

Megyn: as little lisa irwin's parents move back into their home a loot of folks are wondering how active the investigation into her disappearance really is, in particular if the police are focusing on the theory that the mother or perhaps the father may have something to do with her disappearance. she was reported missing back on october 4th. since then investigators say they have pursued thousands of leads with almost nothing to show for it. it's a scenario that's happened plenty of times before. what happens now when these kinds of cases seem to go cold? joining me now executive director for...

americans to american business history. >> you've been speaking with stephen dow author of oregon indians voices from two sen churs. thank you. >> sally jenkins, journalt for "the washington post" and john stauffer chair and american civilization professor at harvard recount an insurrection from 19 six 3 to 1865. it was led by a local farmer and composed of his white and black neighbors. harvard bookstore in cambridge, massachusetts, hosted this event. it's about an hour. >> i thought we would talk about 45 minutes and open it up for questions. want to do three things in our presenta...