don't forget tuesday night the cnn republican presidential debate in washington. i'll be monitoring. join us weekdays in "the situation room" from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. eastern, every saturday at 6:00 p.m. right here on cnn and at this time every weekend on cnn international. the news continuing next on cnn. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com hello, everyone. i'm don lemon in the cn newsroom. it will make you think twice the next time you order eggs from a fast food restaurant. again, viewer discretion is advised. >> hundreds of hens crammed into wire cages with no room to move. dead hens left rotting in cases.

workers burning off the beaks of chicks without painkillers. it shows one swinging around a bird with a rope. the undercover footage comes from its facility in colorado. it produces the eggs for mcdonald's. 27-year-old nathan runkle is the executive director for mercy for animals, a company he founded when he was 15 years old. they're dedicated to preventing cruelty to farm animals. >> to know that this abuse was taking place for mcdonald's and egg mcmuffins and appalls pea. we're hoping the company steps up to the plate and makes meaningful policy changes. >> after they were exposed mcdonald's vowed to stop buying eggs from this company. they say based upon recent

information, we're no longer accepting eggs from sparboe. this is not a food safety issue for our menu items. we can assure our customers that eggs in our entire supply chain meet mcdonald's high standards for quality and safety. >> the president of the company put a message on website. it's fired four people and ordered an independent audit of its animal welfare activists. they go on to say this, i was deeply saddened to see the story because this isn't who sparboe farms is. acts depicked in the footage are totally unacceptable and completely at odds with our values as egg farmers. in fact, they're in direct violation of our animal care cold of conduct which all of our employees read, sign, and follow each day. tonight libyans are celebrating like they haven't since the death of moammar gadhafi. the capture of his son set off the parties.

he was once seen as a reformer who could lead libya into the future. that was before the revolution when he became his father's mouthpiece. matthew chance looks at what's next for gadhafi. >> the capture of said -- saif gadhafi. he's accused of complicity and murder, for instance, and other crimes. saif da-da fi who was colonel da ga fi's second old esson was seen as a key figure that can direct them to billions of dollars that have been estimated to be stashed around the world by the gadhafi regime. the big question, though, is where will he be put on trial? there is that indictment at the

hague that was discussed. the international concern is that saif al islam does not meet the same fate as his father. he seems to have avoided that at the moment but prosecutors for the hague are set to travel to libya your jenltsly to help decide saif gadhafi's future. mathieu chance, london. syracuse basketball team took the court without bernie fein. it's been levels against the coach by two senior ball boys. ed lave an dear rah joins us live. ed, what was the mood like there? it was interesting and the mood

permeated throughout the community. i don't people feel like they have enough based on what they know, based on what they've seen transpire in the last few weeks at penn state, so it was definitely, and these allegations, kind of like that elephant in the room that nobody really wants to talk about. after the game it was -- the coach who's been coaching here at syracuse university for more than 35 years, jim is to syracuse what joe paterno is to penn state and it's interesting because he had made some comments to the local paper in syracuse saying i'm not joe paterno. we asked him about that and he basically said that it was his kind of way of defending his assistant coach, a man he's known for 50 years and he says knowing someone for that long he deserves to be able to show some loyalty to his assistant coach. the coach did not sit by him on

the bench tonight at the game here, don. he was asked about that repea d repeatedly and about the coach. he deflected all questions, refused to talk about the investigation, however it was handled six years ago when these allegations first surfaced, but the object comments he did make was to say that he will continue focusing on basketball. he says that his basketball program will be fwieine, they'l keep moving ahead. we have a little bit of interview sound after the game where he was asked about that comment, don. i asked him specifically, i said, look, you've made these comments, i'm not joe paterno. what did you mean by that? let's listen to what he said. >> when joe paterno said i didn't do enough, i could have done more, that was the reference setting up if i had heard something or something happens today, you know, i'm going to do something about it.

it was really not wait was meant to be what it turned into. i've been friends for 50 years with coach fein, and that buys a lot of loyalty from me and should. you know, that's what i was talking about. >> so there you have it, don. coach boeheim continues to stand by his assistant coach who was not next to him the coach has called them liars so all of this continues to play out in sire kus. >> now to the penn state sex abuse scandal, lost in that story, all the good the second mile foundation did for young kids. now that program may shut its doors. that's ahead on cnn. but first the republican candidates are taking the stage in iowa but it's the kpaept who

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six of the top republican presidential hopefuls are in iowa tonight. it may not seem like it but time is running out for them to really make a difference. the iowa caucuses are coming up on january 23rd. live pictures. rick perry speaking live. herman cain. let's go to shannon travis. shannon, why is this event important and how did it go? >> reporter: it went very well. as you just mentioned time is running out, don. only 25 days left before the iowa caucuses, and so it was

really important for these six candidates to come here and make essentially one of their last-ditch appeals to these conservative voters. of course, these conservative voters will come out to the caucuses, rain, snow, whatever, they helped hoist mike huckabee in 2007. this is an important voting block which is why you saw all six of them here. also tonight, don, occupy deparalympian testers. they were out in front of the venue before candidates started to show up, and in a very kind of bizarre moment, frank lutz, who was the moderator for this discussion, he knew that out of 3,000 people, that potentially some of them might be occupy des moines protesters. he thought he'd make a deal. anyone planning on disrupting this, i will give you a few moments to speak if in turn you allow us to speak uninterrupted for two hours. one man got up. he didn't say he was with the

movement but take a listen to what he has to say. >> this bank is foreign-dominated. it is a massive, massive fraud upon the american public. >> okay. >> reporter: and out of that, don, mitt romney mentioned that he's not here. he was campaigning in new hampshire today at the same time as this event, some very tough words for the president. take a listen to what mitt romney had to say. >> i think he believes that bureaucrats well meaning, well intending to repress washington who can prove their job by guiding our economy and giends our lives than care-free people. he's wrong. the approach i think he is drawn to is -- which has a very heavy

hand on freedom of press and individuals and i'm in the process of -- >> reporter: one last thing, don, about mitt romney. we learned that he's opened his very first campaign headquarters here in iowa which means he might be ramping p his activities here in the state. >> thank you. we appreciate it. they will vote right here on cnn. it is co-sponsored by the heritage foundation and the american enterprise institute. there he is, mr. wolf blitzer. he's going to host it. wolf joins me tonight from washington. wolf, what can we expect on tuesday night? >> we're going to deal with the most important national security foreign policy issues of the day. we're going to to get clarity from these republican presidential candidates wrrk they stand if they were to become the president of the united states, the commander in chief on foreign policy and there are so many issues out

there, whether in iran for example, the continuing wars of iraq and afghanistan. all sorts of problems that the u.s. faces. and some will argue the economy, the global economy is a national security issue. admiral mudden chairman of the joint chiefs of staff says what happens if the european economy goes down. after canada it's the largest trading partner u.s. has. there's no shortage of issues we're going to go through and we'll see where the candidates agree, disagree, where they agree with president obama, where they disagree with president obama for example. so it will be a good strong smart debate. i think, hopefully undecided voters out there will have a better appreciation of where the candidates stand. >> we have seen some have great performances and some not so good. who has the most to lose, the

most to gain. >> mitt romney has dub well in the debates, newt gingrich has done well. herman cain, not so much. the sexual harassment allegations, the long pause on a relatively simple question on libya that he had the other day in milwaukee. so he's had some problems. so, you know, he's going to have to come out strong, herman cain. rick perry, michele bachmann. rick santorum has done well. he's not generating the kinds of numbers that he needs to become a top tier candidate. we'll see how well newt gingrich -- we ask him how he prepares for these debates and he says i've been preparing for 50 baits. he's obviously very knowledgeable in a lot of these issues and we'll see how well he does. but mitt romney has potentially a lot do if he makes some mistakes. he hasn't dub that so far.

>> the best moderator when it comes to these sorts of things, wolf blitzer. wolf, thank you very much. tuesday night at 8:00 right here on cnn, co-sponsored by the heritage foundation and the american enterprise institute. the focus will be national security and the economy. make sure you tune in. wolf can do a great job, we know far sure. in other news her death may be second only to that of marilyn monroe when it comes to hollywood's biggest mysteries. now 30 years after natalie wood drowned, her case is reopened. the story in just four minutes. managing expenses seems to... get in the way. not anymore. ink, the small business card from chase introduces jot an on-the-go expense app made exclusively for ink customers. custom categorize your expenses anywhere. save time and get back to what you love. the latest innovation. only for ink customers. learn more at chase.com/ink

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they defeated ohio state a short time ago. susan candiotti standing by on the penn state campus. susan, jerry sandusky has mostly stayed out of sight since he was accused of sexual abusing boys but he was spotted somewhere. >> reporter: he was. he was coming out a driveway, rolled down the window, handed a note to a reporter saying i had nothing to say, if you have questions, contact my lawyer. we tried to contact his laufrmt he did not respond. we wanted to know what he thinks about the charity he founded and news that they might have to close its doors because donations are drying up. >> so the ncaa says it is

opening up a case. how many investigations does that make? three or four? >> reporter: you know, don, by our count, four investigations, plus one involving the second mile charity as well as another one in texas over another possible victim there. >> let's talk about ex-head coach joe paterno. his family announced he has a treatable form of lung cancer, susan. what's been the response there in and around the campus? >> reporter: well, it's yet another blow to this town that's all reeling -- already reeling from the sex abuse allegations. certainly everyone here saying they feel very badly for him, wishing him with well, while at the same time saying he did make a mistake by not reporting those sex abuse allegations sooner. >> susan can't yaty on the campus of penn state tonight for us. thank you so much. we appreciate your reporting. what exactly happened the night actress natalie wood drowned 30 years ago? after all this time detectives

are reopening their investigation. but as kareem winters is reporting, they're not casting any further suspicion on woods' husband fellow actor robert wagner. careen? >> reporter: don, the los angeles county sheriff's department says he is not a suspect. but still this has not stopped investigators from taking a second look at this mysterious case. natalie wood was one of the most popular sought-after actresses in hollywood. it made her death at 43 years old all the more shocking and for some inexplicable. sheriff's officials were vague friday about what lead to tre opening of the investigation after 30 years. >> recently we have received information which we felt was substantial, enough to make us take a look at this case.

>> reporter: it was thanksgiving when woods and her husband went on theriot the splendor. they were joined by their friend walken. that saturday night wagner and walken got into a heated argument. later they notified the fourth person on board dav ron that wood was not on the back court. he thought she might take the dinghy to shore. >> i said let's turn on the search light to see if we can see her. >> he said, no, we don't want to do that now. >> reporter: she was found dressed in a night gown and socks. there were dozens of bruises on her body. coroners say she died of accidental drowning. was alcohol to blame? it showed wood had an alcohol

blood level of 1.4. she once said her greatest fear was dark seawater and her sit sis ter lana claimed she didn't know how to swim. 30 years later the question remains how did natalie wood end up floating in the pacific? and as for dennis davern, investigators want to talk to him again and hear what he has to say this time around. don? >> thank you, careen. many of you are probably gearing up for black friday. it's less than a week away, but are you always getting the best deal? we're going to take a look ahead. first this. with unemployment hovering at stubbornly high levels, a lot of people wonder if they should go back to school. christina puts that question in ask dr. perry's principles.

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black friday less than a week away. it means big deals for the shoppers but what does it mean for the economy? terry, welcome back to the show. if next friday is a big day for retailers, what does that tell us about the rest of the holiday season and the economy as a

whole? >> so this is very interesting because more people say they're planning to shop, according to the national retail federation. 33% of the people they surveyed said they were going to shop this holiday weekend compared to 27% last year. but here's the great irony about that. the sales might not be up. they may be up half after much as they were last year because of all the good deals. prices are down, retailers are offering incredible deals, and so the numbers might not be so high. >> well, 74 million americans planning to shop, up 27% from last year. it seems pretty good. but you said the sales may not be so high. let's hope -- >> the total number of sales because the dollar volume of sales might not gain that much because of all the great deals. there's another paradox here. i'm going to tell you as your personal financial adviser. please be careful, don't go crazy with your credit card. if everyone listens to me that's good for each individual family.

>> i know, terry. everybody gets caught up in the hoopla. you know my favorite store, it's no -- well, it will also be named that and that's marshal fields on state street. i wear the numbers off my credit card. >> there is no more marshall fields. it's macy's now. they've destroyed all the great retailers. it's macy's. wherever you go, be careful. not your job to save the economy. watch the numbers. thanksgiving is the start of the holiday season. 60% of retailers get stung in the next four or five weeks. >> okay. any other signs? any new signs, terry, that the economy is recovering? >> oh, don, there's lots of signs be u they're overwhelmed by the bad signs. low inflation. claims of unemployment have dropped below and stayed there.

there's a lot of good stuff going on. manufacturing index sup. if you look, there's a lot of good little economic reports. not booming but good reports, but all of that is overshadowed by what's going on. i think this week besides shopping there's going to be two big economic focuses. one is on europe. everybody's getting a new government tonight or tomorrow morning in spain. they're electing a new government. will europe get its act together, deal with its debt or will they have problems and hurt us? that's the one big thing and of course the big thing is the super committee. can they find 1.2 trillion dollars of cuts? they ought to be. it's a huge budget. but this is going to be a huge thing coming up. it will determine whether our economy has confidence and we'll move forward and find a way out of our debt problems. you know, it's a holiday season. a lot of turkey, a lot of people shopping early. anybody -- fair warning.

anybody who gets up from my turkey table when i'm cooking to go shopping on thursday night is not getting any leftovers, that's for sure. >> that's right. when i'm in a food coma, way. to have one eye on the news and one eye on the newspaper to see what's happening with the committee. i'm not going to go shopping. >> and you can watch football. >> all right. >> okay. got it. >> terry, always a pleasure. thank you. happy thanksgiving by the way. >> thank you. you too. >> all right. mastering your money this holiday season, well, you may think black friday shopping is the way do that, but are the deals everything they're cracked up to be or are they just hype? christine romans breaks it down with car min wong ehrlich, poppy harlow and sirius xm pete domin dominic. >> walmarts will open at 10:00

p.m., toys "r" us at 9:00 p.m. car mon, poppy, pete, i want your 30 second take. i think it's a retail machine. i also think that quite frankly the prices are going to be cheaper by the own f the year. carmen, you're the expert. >> the preess are going to be quite cheaper. i'm going to sit in my jammies and shop. this is a sport. this is a cultural phenomenon. it's a sport. my sister-in-law does this, bonita, you're crazy. she goes out in the middle of the night after thanksgiving and it's a sport. retailers know this. last year the projected numbers were almost half of the actual numbers of shoppers. folks are really out for the bargains. folks are really out for the bargains. this is a sport to see who's the best extreme shopper. this is about extreme couponing. >> i think what we're missing a little bit is people like to shop on the weekends. this is a friday that a lot of americans are getting off. one of the reasons why it's so packed is they have that day off to get the shopping done. there's just so many days to

shop, christine. this is a day off for them to shop. >> i think it's sacred, it's a holiday, family, it's not about how much -- >> how dare you -- >> assuming everyone wants to be with their family. >> that's true. >> i'm just saying that not everybody -- they'd rather go shopping. >> should. they show us that our economy is way too reliant on consumer spending and as one told us the stores are getting desperate, so they're opening up earlier, that's one person's opinion, but maybe we should think about an economy that's not so rereliant >> it's a dreamland. >> i like my dreamland. >> i like my christmas. everybody's about the bargain. >> members of the congressional super committee are still working and some even say they're still hopeful, but they might be the only ones. that i have until wednesday to

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you might think the capitol is full of hope they're actually going to do something. >> i remain hopeful. >> i remain hopeful we can meet our goal and i urge our democratic colleagues to join us in the effort. >> nobody wants to quit until deadline. >> many don't expect them to get too far on reducing the deficit $1.2 trillion over the next ten years like they're supposed to. one of the questions now is instead of real savings they're going to come up with some gimmick -- well, listen to steve ellis on a nonpartisan watchdog group. >> it's totally fictitious. it's damaging. we could come out of the super committee and if they don't do this right, we could come out in a worse deaf sigs situation than we were in the first place. >> guys who know all the budget tricks say gimmick number one would be to claim the cutting spending that was never going to

be spent anyway. >> the best example of that is we activities in afghanistan are already winding down and the government's not likely to spend as much over the next ten years as they have over the previous ten years. >> stan collender has worked for both the house and senate budget committees. >> if they say we're going to cut spending in afghanistan for the next decade, it would look like we were cutting a trillion dollars when we would be cutting nothing. >> another is kicking the can down the road. >> the committees go out there, come back with x amount of savings, a couple hundred billion dollars worth of saferings or whatever it is, and we're going to require that on a date certain. >> so the more you look at it, the trickier it gets. if the super committee does not come up with a deal, automatic spending cuts are supposed to go into effect. but there's a catch.

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this could change everything about the way you listen to music. google launched a free service that lets you upload as many as 20,000 songs using cloud storage so you can listen to your library any time anywhere on a host of different devices and to help kick it off they brought in hip-hop superstar drake that's rocketing to number one. i want to bring in scott. tell us what makes google plus so attractive to itunes or even spotify which is so new. everyone was just touting spotify. >> the upside is more choices. you can upload it. stream it to any device and using google plus, the social

network that google owns you can share songs for free, let friends listen in before they buy. >> has google worked out the deal so you can also buy music through this service. >> that's right. you can buy directly through the service and it's added to your online cloud so you can stream into devices. warner's catalogue is missing from the service as well. >> but everything but warner. that's missing from the service. let's talk something that's kind of related here. there used to be used records and cd stores everywhere, but digital music downloads are killing them off. is it true there's now a way to sell your used music files? >> well that's the hope. the ria certainly hopes not, but there's a new service called redigy. >> wait a minute. you sell it back to the company. you can't sell it to someone else for a cheaper price. you sell it back to the company,

correct? >> you sell it back to redigy and they act like a dim tall marketplace like used cds and others can buy it. >> i get it now. how much do used music files cost compared to buying them new? >> redigy is selling it for 75 cents. but if you use the coupon, it's 59 cents which is a heck of a lot cheaper than itunes. >> what's to stop someone from copying the files be ever they sell them and holding onto the copies. >> hopefully a conscience, but they say they we've got a player that scans digital flielers. it won't let you upload songs. it searches for it on your computer. it takes them away and won't let you sync devices like an ipod so you could transfer them over but theoretically i nothing because

people can find a way around this. >> that sounds very complicated. it seems like you could keep reselling and reselling music and using it all over again. i don't know. it sounds complicated. the musical industry was slow to adapt to the damage tall area. how is it responding to the idea of used music files? >> typical ee lack city. we're seeing where 200 labels have pulled their music from streaming services like spotify and napper is. so certainly the recording industry up in arms doesn't like what it's seeing here. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it, scott steinberg. the comedian who said he would never host the golden globes is going to host the golden globes. who is it? demi and ashton call it quits. what celebrity couple will we look up to. always wanted.

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it is either the smartest or stupidest move by the golden globe soes yachlgts ricky gervais will be back to host the

2012 wards in january. they claim his punch lines were not funny but flat-out mean. we were talking about hoe husband embarrassing to everyone, wincing at his jokes. why are they letting him host it again? >> ratings, baby. ratings. i mean who isn't going to want to ratings baby. ratings. who isn't going to want to tune in. he's not going to hold back. he has indicated this is definitely going to be his last golden globe. i wouldn't expect him to go easy on anybody. >> i think it will be interest i ing. kim kardashian or ashton kutcher at the moment. i would be bracing myself for a pretty brutal roasting.

>> i was shocked when i turned on the news it was ashton and demi. >> can't we all just get along. >> they break up. come on. kim was married for 72 days. we come to expect this in hollywood. >> we absolutely do. in this situation's defense, at least these guys were married for six years. kim married for about six seconds. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. how long have your parents been married? 20, 30 years. six years? come on. that's no time. >> i know. >> we're talking about a

hollywood romance. i think six years is pretty impressive. let's talk about this. if you look at the time, a lot of people saying what tipped demi off. what made her finally decide to get a divorce. and you know it's easy to point to recent allegations that ashton kutcher was unfaith fful but there have been various reports that this couple actually had an open marriage and that that may have led to complications. some sources have told people that the two have been fighting for quite some time now. others say they have been working hard to try to fix their marriage. it could be all the above or none of the above. your guess is as good as mine. as with my marriage you just don't know what's going on inside a relationship. >> all right. >> don't worry. you can find another celebrity

couple to look up to. you seem really heartbroken. >> the terminator proves he is human. he was injured this week. how did it happen? where did it happen? >> he was on set in new mexico of what is supposed to be his big screen come back. he is starring in the film the last stand and he tweeted this really delightful photograph with blood running down his forehead. he said he got banged up on set but it really wasn't a huge deal because an hour later he was back to work. he is playing a cop in this film so who knows what kind of daredevil stunts he is up to. not really worth crying about. probably not really worth tweeting about or talking about. let's stop talking about this one, too. >> he is back on the set now. i think that's interesting.

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save up to 65%. call 1-800-sandals. photographing some of the world's most famous musicians, sports stars and politicians. this book is called all access. sit a new book of behind the scenes photos of the biggest rock stars in the world. the beatles, rolling stones x bob dylan and many others. he talked with cnn about his spoerns experiences and the stories behind the iconic images. here he talks about being with the rolling stones. >> so in 197 5 they called me they were rehearsing so i went out there for a couple of weeks. a cover story.

on mickey and the band for people magazine. i was outside on the beach doing photographs and i came in the house and i smelled -- about 4:00 in the afternoon and i smelled somebody cooking bacon it was 4:00 in the afternoon. keith never got up until 6:00 p.m. here he is. he was like i don't know. i got up. the cook is gone and i decided to make bacon and eggs. at the end of the day i said to him, guys, what would you think about photographing you in my bathroom? they all looked at me like sure,

why not. i had keith sitting on the toilet, charlie in the shower and i asked charlie if i could turn on the shower and give him an um brel rah. he said don't push your luck. we started researching for the book maybe two or three years ago. tom and christina came across this photograph and said ken this was taken in the bathroom. i said yeah. he said okay. i go out of town for a couple of weeks on the story. i come back and there is a 16 by 20 of this picture hanging in the bathroom. and everybody says i'm in the same bathroom as tha the rolling stones were in. >> it is a fascinating conversation. tonight owe will see much