[Sambolin:] It is 50 minutes past the hour. Time to check the stories that are making news this morning. Here's Christine Romans. Good morning.
[Christine Romans, Cnn Business Correspondent:] Thank you, Zoraida and Ashleigh.
[Romans:] Special K-9 dogs from the FBI are being used in the search for a missing six-year-old girl in Arizona. Isabel Mercedes Celis was reported missing Saturday morning. Investigators think she may have been snatched from her bed in the middle of the night. Police say that a scream that was removed from a window at the time at the home appears to be suspicious. A key figure in a British media scandal testifying under oath this morning. James Murdoch insists he was not aware of the scale of the illegal phone hacking at the now defunct "News of the World" tabloid.
[James Murdoch, News Corp. Executive:] I wasn't in the business of deciding, you know, what to put in the newspapers. So, it was really there, and then, I was given, you know, assurances by them that sometimes proved to be wrong, that I'm sure we'll go into with respect to the risks that they were taking.
[Romans:] Murdoch's already appeared twice now before the judicial inquiry. His father, Rupert Murdoch, is scheduled to testify tomorrow. Shocking photos of a horse that looks like it's being dragged behind a truck, but the horse's owner says that is not what happened. He says he was trying to get this horse back in its barn after it got loose. When the horse resisted, he tied a rope to its neck and tied that rope to the truck. The owner says the horse bucked and fell over.
[Culver Modisette, Horse Owner:] It was a bad moment. You know, I'm sorry it happened. It wasn't premeditated. I had really no choice. I had no other way to get it up.
[Romans:] He went on to say neighbors chose to take pictures rather than help him get the horse back in the barn. The horse is now back safe at home suffering only minor scratches and cuts. Police are, though, considering filing criminal charges. Wild video. A truck slams into a gun shop in Richland County, South Carolina. A police looking for the people who rammed a vehicle into a gun shop, and then, they took off with half of the store's inventory. Deputies say the bandits stole 30 assault weapons and pistols and caused $100,000 worth of damage. And actress, Lindsay Lohan, is set to portray a Hollywood icon in a Lifetime TV movie. Lohan will star as Elizabeth Taylor in the film "Liz & Dick" based on Taylor's roller-coaster romance with actor, Richard Burton. Can you see the resemblance? Filming begins in June. It's expected to premiere in the fall. Two very famous women, one who had a very long career. Lindsay Lohan, it will be interesting to see if her career will be as long as Liz Taylor's.
[Sambolin:] Change her hair to black and spitting image.
[Romans:] It really is.
[Banfield:] I don't see it at all. Isn't that interesting? Maybe because the story behind the women is so diametrically oppose. Christine, thank you.
[Romans:] You're welcome.
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