within the party. from accusations to denials, doesn't matter where the story came from or whether it's true. developing news and stocks responding to news that greece's prime minister will drop a vote on the bailout deal to keep his country out of bankruptcy skpet possible collapse of the european union. also the or the of oakland reopens after shutting it down overnight. it is the gateway of shipments to and from asia and some protesters are criticizing the movement, saying that the movement is moving from peace to chaos. today's "news nation" gut check, aids tests for kids as young as 18. there is a need for this in parts of our country.

>> the "news nation" is following the trail of denials as rick perry's campaign pushes back against the accusation and leaked the story to the press. cain is pointing the finger at perry campaign worker kurt anderson. cain said he shared details with anderson in 2003 while anderson was working for cain's senate campaign. anderson denies involvement. >> the allegation that i had something to do with it, there is not a reporter or human being will say it's true because it's not. >> here's something interesting to note. the campaign covering governor perry said the team is being careful not to call cain a liar or personally attack cain since he remains popular with conservatives. cain avoided the chaotic scene that played out. he is laying low while still in washington, d.c.

on the today show this morning, rnc chair talked about the fighting within the party and wouldn't take a position. here's what he to say. >> i'm not going to get in the middle of it. it's not my job to be the referee. >> you are the head of the rnc. >> of course i'm the head of the rnc, part is we don't pick winners and losers in presidential elections. you look at barack obama and hillary clinton, they fought it out through the end of june for a national convention and it worked out well for them. >> joining me now is andrew rav efforty. as i pointed out, mr. cain is laying low and do we know what he has planned next regarding the allegations? >> good afternoon. the next thing we know on the schedule is tomorrow. he is scheduled to speak at an event in d.c., americans for prosperity and mitt romney will be there. laying low. it seems more like three weeks

ago than three days ago on monday at the national press club here singing and now what the image is most iconic for herman cain is bowling through reporters yesterday in virginia saying no comment, excuse me, don't you know no means no when reporters are shouting the questions at him. he is low key in trying to sneak in through backdoors and they are coming in the loading docks and doing everything the campaign can to get him away from reporters and make sure he is staying out of sight from any cameras. >> she is doing a good job staying out of sight for today. white house reporter for "the washington post", nationally syndicated talk show and political writer for the dallas morning news, i will start with you since the allegation is at least from herman cain, it's somebody within perry's camp who

leaked this information. covering governor perry earlier, they are being very careful and not going after herman cain personally and saying he is a liar for fear. they could turn on perry here. what do you know about that? >> that are is exactly the instruction. you don't want to make the friends of herman cain your enemies. rick perry has a game plan and the game plan is to be the alternative to mitt romney. herman cain has a lot of voters and rick perry would like to have them. it's interesting here to watch inside the perry campaign because on the one hand this is the best thing that's happened to them in a long time. on the other hand, if they didn't have anything to do with it, then they are the luckiest. >> does it matter where the leak came from. if it is true, it's true. in politics, we like to think of

it as a gentlemen's sport or gentle woman's sport, but it's not. with john mccain, he had a black child and that set off tempers in the south from the bush camp that that rumor started. >> i think ultimately it matters whether the charge is true and in the short-term it will have significance in terms of who might have leaked it and whether it was an opposing candidate. that will not bode well. what i find significant, thus far there is no gain for mitt romney. conservatives are hanging tough whether in the context of these allegations that we don't know much about or the other faux passes. it underscores the disenchantment that conservatives still feel with mitt romney. >> you point out and you write about this on sunday. you believe romney is the loser

here. >> you think it's a reflection moment that there is a lot of rational as to why you might jump ship. he is raising money and i just saw a new survey about how he is doing. the iowa numbers and we have also seen the early states where thus far hasn't hurt him. >> let me bring in ann. i want to play what herman cain had to say to clarence thomas. she is a contributor with the daily caller. let's play her caller with herman cain yesterday. >> that is the d.c. culter. guilty until proven innocent. >> he might be taking note from sarah palin and others. you have ginny sanford, the wife of mark sanford. she said in part if the media spent more time airing details on the thoughtful proposals put forth instead of highlighting

the best debate quips or newest allegations, we might have an interesting race for choices. with that said, should we talk more about the allegations that herman cain's campaign took tens of thousands of dollars violating election laws. are we missing something by getting caught up in sexual harassment or equally important? >> when it doubt, doubt the media especially in a conservative race for president. the media is always a good target for republicans. it's a tried and true playbook and i'm surprised it took him so long to go there. >> he went there the first day. >> that's true too. to go there in an organize and concerted way, should we talk about other aspects of candidacy? sure. it would be ludicrous to suggest

that the media has not talked about his policies and the 9-9-9 plan himself catapulted him to the status he has. reporters will continue to talk about the tax plans and the policies, but it would be impossible to ignore something as serious as the allegations by any media. >> let me switch to the other topics which is newt gingrich. he is predicting in an interview with the atlantic journal and constitution, it will boil down to himself and mitt romney. despite the fact that he is at the bottom of the polls and think it has been a week since he had a campaign event. newt gingrich believes he has a winning mojo there. >> anybody who is still in the race has to believe that. if you don't believe that, you dropout. >> yeah. >> i think that makes perfect sense. he has done okay in fund-raising at times and there is a case to be made that he could be an

alternatives if the others don't make it. he has to get in line behind herman cain and perry. others have good organizations and i think probably huntsman and bachman too could boil down to themselves and romney. that's what the next couple of months were for. >> absolutely. let me bring you in. newt gingrich said he is ready to eclipse herman cain. he is not on the suspect list and not the sherlock holmes trying to figure out who leaked the information. is it realistic to think there is an opening. could it pass perry? >> he can pass perry. i think he will get wind at his back for a short time because there continues to be a torch passing among the alternatives to mitt romney. i always said including to you, romney doesn't need to win it, he needs to survive it. so far he is. >> i want to play this new web

ad from priorities usa action. a pro-obama action committee. let's play a little bit of the clip. >> upper welcome wall street. there is romney. >> don't try to stop the foreclosure process. let it hit the bottom. >> try to go bankruptcy. >> when you were governor, massachusetts ranked 47th in job growth. >> there is a lot to discuss with this. "the washington post" calls it over the top and full of inaccuracy. some of the obama supporters are laser focused on mitt romney and not on rick perry. what do you know about his next level or next strategy to get attention here? and not because of herman cain's accusations. >> rick perry thinks he can get attention with a decent proposal and performance in the debate coming up in michigan and with about $15 million in television advertising which has begun both from the campaign and the super

pack, the interesting thing is exactly what you said. the romney campaign is focused on obama. obama is focused on romney. romney then sees perry as the big target, but in the end it's very likely to be mitt romney and barack obama and the issue, whether it was over the top or inaccurate or not, the issue of the economy and hatred of wall street, occupy, all that is going to be a central figure and part of the debate in november of 2012. >> thank you very much for joining the "news nation" political panel today. we appreciate it. thank you. developing news now out of gree greece. greece's prime minister scrapped a deal. he addressed the greek parliament a few moments ago. he refused to resign despite

recommends he would. he sparked a crisis that he would put the deal to a vote to the people of greece. the aim is to save greece from defaulting on debt, possibly triggering a wider financial crisis including here in the united states. meantime, greece's debt drama is dominating the talks in france including president obama. >> the most important aspect of our task over the next two days is to resolve the financial crisis here in europe. >> joining me now,dale beast and cnbc's zachary carabos. there have been positive response to the fact that we would not see the dow up 192 points. the prime minister was not going to go ahead with the vote. >> i don't think greece garnered this public local attention since alexander the great and thank god for it. it's about the only thing that makes our political process seem

sane by comparison. will it fall or not fall or will they have no confidence or confidence vote. markets are manic and we should not read into it on a daily basis, but what's slowly happening and you see it with the g20 leaders. a recognition of a global economic system of 55 or $60 trillion let alone the european union and should not be imperilled by greece, a country 12 million people. >> it seems to be the case. >> it has been the case because there is huge fear and it's a fragile psychology and people are worried with the interconnectivity that what happens in one place happens in every place. just as if the state of alabama and if they had huge financial issues, they would find a way to contain that and deal with it without imperilling the system. a lot of this it political will.

>> that are political will will be put to the test with the nation's leaders including president obama. one headline that said greece's debt is the only thing that can upstage at the g20 summit. thank you very much. coming up, the port of oakland reopens after occupy oakland created a blockade bringing another night of violent protests. plus -- >> i think the mood is one of nervousness. good morning, everyone. >> under pressure, speaker boehner admits there is a sense of nervousness on both sides as the super committee struggles to reach a debt deal in a few weeks. new comments from nancy pelosi. the jury in dr. conrad murray's trial could get the case by the end of today. we will get the latest on what's happening now and the closing arguments with conrad murray's case. ♪ whoa, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh

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. welcome back to "news nation." just a few hours ago, occupy protesters removed a blockade at the port of oakland, allowing it to open again. clean up is under way after the mostly peaceful protest turned nasty overnight. they arrested dozens who play issed graffiti and set fires. the massive groud o crowd of 7,000 people included union leaders is city workers. we have more from oakland. >> reporter: good afternoon. the day-long protest yesterday turned violent early this morning. police had to move into downtown oakland and fire tear gas because protesters were throwing molotov cocktails and concreed

chunks. they overtook about a dozen or so protesters and started burning trash cans. that spilled out to other violence according to witnesses. this is a local coffee shop and you can see the windows here have been blown out. this is indicative of several other businesses and there signs on the windows that say we are sorry, this does not represent us. they came here peacefully and some 7,000 were here in the city of oakland and one of the largest protests since the vietnam era. occupy oakland and you can see the tends have been set up for several weeks. they plan to go nowhere. oakland is still trying to recover after a somewhat violent and turmoiled night last night. they say they have restored order and there were several arrests made, but they believe the city will get back to normal operations later today. the clean up here in oakland

still under way. it's going to be a long one here. >> thank you. still ahead on "news nation," america's corporate tax rate may officially stand at 35%, but that rate is actually much lower due to loopholes. we will share with you some of the numbers and exactly how much the biggest u.s. companies are paying in taxes. plus -- >> i promise i will do it. i promise i will do it. >> a new documentary about a domestic violence victim who spend decades in prison for murdering the man who was beating her. i will talk with a film maker who turned her story into a documentary. he is going to join us live. endless shrimp is our most popular promotion

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welcome back. a new documentary examines the case of a woman who spent a quarter of a century in prison for her involvement in the death of a man who severely beat her.

he was one of thousands of abuse victims who was allowed to appeal her harsh sentence. >> she was 15 when he met oliver wilson. >> he's kind of cute. >> oliver was a hustler. you can't have no sympathy. >> i said i promise. i promise i will do it. >> this is the documentary fame fim maker behind crime after crime and he joins us. thank you for your time. >> my pleasure. >> how long did it take you to put this together? >> 5 1/2 years from the day i met her and became hooked on telling the story because it was so moving until the day we were at the sundance festival premiering it? >> what drew you into committing five years of her life and

saying this would resonate? >> it was debra herself. i saw that she had been through horrible abuse and lived through hell in terms of being battered and being wronged by the justice system and being sent to prison for the rest of her life and yet she was an inspiring person leading the choir teaching inmates to read and write and getting college degrees herself. i thought okay, i'm hooked. i want to tell this woman's story. >> it is a journey. it starts in 1975 when she was only 15 and met oliver wilson. in 1976, a year later, he beat her after she refused to prostitute for him and it was in 1982 that she cooperated with two neighborhood gang members to kill wilson, a man who beat her from the age of 15 well into her adult years. she ended up being sentenced to 25 years. some would see that and say why

didn't she go to police or why kill him and maybe through those reasons could not find sympathy for her. >> the fact is she did go to police and she was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon and the police kept him in jail overnight and released him. that only heightened the danger she was in. >> par focus on debra, but as we were talking during the commercial break, i covered a similar thing with women behind bars who turned on the people who have been beating them and fought back and the only way they felt was an option. she is not alone. her story is one they are sharing with countless others. >> if you visit a woman's prison and those who are there serving life, there is some variation of this story over and over. most of the women there fighting back to protect themselves or their children or both. from sexual abuse or death

threats or both. it's time, especially in this economy where all the states are saying you know what, we are spending too much monoprisoney prisons, i'm not saying release them all, but let's reexamine and see if some of women because many of them have served enough time for their level of involvement in any crime. >> the documentary premiers tonight? >> tonight on own. oprah winfrey network 9:00 in most cities and during the broadcast we will have a live twitter conversation about it #timeaftertime. >> thank you for sharing her journey. >> mire pleasure. >> a group targets one of the most violent gangs in mexico a day after the hackers called off the attack, they now had another

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administration to hand over do you means about the solar company, solyndra and our gut check. a group of pediatricians that children as young as 16 be tested for hiv. closing arguments are under way in the manslaughter trial of michael jackson's doctor. we have a live look at the courtroom right now where depp tea district attorney david wal grown has been laying out his case for more than an hour, telling jirors there is more than enough evidence to convict conrad murray. he mentioned jackson's children and how this case will never end for them. >> we know and will discuss how paris had to come in and see her father in that condition and stream out, daddy, as she broke down in tears. how prince had a shocked face, shocked look on his face and was

crying. >> joining me now is criminal defense attorney john, thanks for your time. the district attorney brought up michael jackson's children early on. it was speculated whether the eldest child would testify regarding what happened. he did not, but we see the prosecution weaving the children into the closing arguments. what do you make of the strategy? >> it's good for them because it's a sympathy play. i don't think that's good evidence on the case at all. at the end of the day, what the children saw and how they saw it was not significant on the guilt or innocence of the doctor. what they sought to do of course is to say that michael jackson and conrad mur i sought to save himself when he knew michael jackson was in trouble and he could have acted more aggressively and that might be the colonel that will cause the

jury to be upset. if michael could have been save and the doctor chose to look out for himself, not the children. i don't think the children have anything to do with it. >> it's interesting, there were not a lot of bombshells looking out from both sides, but one of the cases that resonated with the audience and the people following this were audio tapes released of michael jackson. they were reported under the influence of propofol. let's play one of the clips they heard in court. [inaudible] >> we know that was michael jackson and you can barely recognize his voice. do you believe it was effective in the end? >> i don't know how effective that can be other than it shows

michael jackson was dependent upon this particular drug. and the doctor would have seen what a dependent person was and would not have allowed that to take place. that goes to character attack to show as a physician, he should have known better and once he saw that condition he would not have become an employee of michael jack and should have maintained this independence as a doctor. >> what do you feel it boils down to? the war of the experts? we know conrad murray's defense is michael jackson was a drug addict who ultimately took his own live with his alleged addictions here. what do you believe will linger most with the jurors? >> i think the evidence amongst the experts will have a cancelling out effect. the jurors will be concerned of what the doctor said he did. his own statements the be the basis on which to convict him or

not. whether he acted appropriately or tried to save himself. i think that is critical. he gives credit because of this issue around the character evidence. some may not think it's significant, but they have to deal with this caring, wonderful doctor and he was caught up with michael jackson's money and his own personal character as a physical and whether or not that will impact the jurors at all. they think he can be save and he didn't do it, he will be convicted. >> the jury could get the case by the end of the day. thank you. a texas judicial panel is investigating a disturbing video on the internet. it shows a texas judge beating his then teenage daughter. the judge handles child abuse cases in south texas. the judge's daughter posted video a few days ago although it was shot years ago. it has been viewed more than 1.5 million times on you tube.

we should warn you again, this video is difficult to watch. >> bend over the bed. bend over the bed! >> stop! >> we are showing you seconds of it, but the beating continues for nearly seven minutes. cou captured by a camera set up in her bedroom with a pattern of regular beatings. she was hit by her father's belt. her mother enters the room and also hits her. it started after her father found out she downloaded music on an illegal website. she 23 now and living on her own. she posted the video after her father continued to harass her. here's what her father has to say. >> in my mind i haven't done anything wrong other than discipline my child after she was caught stealing and i did lose my temper, but i since apologized. it looks worse than it is. it will come out in due time.

>> because she downloaded a game? >> no, she was stealing. i don't want to get into it. there was a reason she was being disciplined. >> hillary's mother divorced judge adams and apologized for her role in the beating and explained why she waited to release the video. >> i waited seven years because i was a minor and living under his roof. back then, waiting until today years later allowed me to distance myself from the consequences. >> the texas commission has been flooded with demands that judge adams be removed. the local police department has been swamped by outraged callers and under texas law, judge adams could face criminal charges. can share your thoughts on the story and go to our twitter page.

@newsnation. >> topping the look at stories around the nation, a house panel approved the subpoenas. a panel said they are necessary because the white house denied or delayed requests for thens of documents related to solyndra. the california received a federal loan before filing for bankruptcy protection and laying off 1100 workers. the hacker group known as a none muss said a planned cyber attack is going forward as planned. the group was standing down on the plan fearing retribution by the drug cartel , but today the group released a video saying that they have until saturday to release an anonymous member allegedly kidnapped by the cartel . if they are not released, they will post the names and address of people associated with the cartel . a new poll out shows americans

are not confident that the so-called deficit europe committee will agree on a plan by the deadline of november 23rd. take a look at the numbers. 67% said they don't believe a deal will get done. 24% believe it will. there may be movement. 40 republicans are breaking ranks, joining 60 democrats and calling on the super committee to consider all options in trimming the $15 trillion national debt, including taxes. the capitol hill correspondent joins us. new comments from speaker boehner and nancy pelosi. >> the deadline is getting close and the polling information shows the dismal expectation that could motivate congress to work together. some say although there lots of reports of being deadlock and not being able to come to an agreement, there is work going on. today's speaker john boehner described this is such a big task, people need to recognize

they have been trying to resolve it, but it's a big deal and very difficult. >> this was easy. these issues would have been dealt with in the last couple of decades. if it were easy, the president and i probably could have come to an agreement earlier this year. if it were easy, senator reid and i probably could have agreed to this in july. this is hard. everybody knows it's hard. >> so where does that leave the committee? they continue to have conversations and there aren't any more public hearings on the schedule at the moment, bithey are working at it. if it were not to go forward or reach an agreement, are there other ways congress can deal with this as people talk about those plan b alternatives. when you mentioned the members of the house, 100 including 40 republican who is signed this letter, what some of them told us is in addition 100 members signing the letter, there were many more who supported the idea and weren't ready to go on the

record as republicans that they might support a change to the tax structure and the big deal. they are trying to suggest that there is momentum. we will have to see how it goes and members of the panel are telling us it's tough work and they are not giving up. >> nancy pelosi said she is optimistic as well. let's move on to the vote at 3:00 p.m. part of the president's jobs bill. this is a chunk of the president's bill that would deal with bridges and infrastructure and would be about 55 to $60 billion. part of the way they pay for that is to take a deliver of the million air's tax that would generate the revenue to fix the bridges and roads and things like that during popular projects. both sides say this is just not going to have enough votes to go forward because of the piece that includes the new tax. some are saying it's a political dance to show democrats are trying to fight for it and republicans are opposing it as is expected instead of trying to come up with something where

they do agree. it's one of the data points that makes for a political argument from either side of the aisle. >> live in washington, d.c., thanks, kelly. >> you bet. >> the suspect accused of killing the father of one of the stars of glee surrenders to police. details on that and first, there is a lot going on today. things we just thought you should know. while the corporate tax rate is 35%, a new study by the liberal group citizens for tax justice found that some of the america's biggest companies pay less than 20%. however many of the companies examined for the study say the taxes they pay in the future years weren't factored in so they take issue with the numbers. forbes magazine puts president obama at the top of the world's most powerful people. second on the list to russia's vladimir putin. those are things we thought you should know. is this a chevy volt? [ stu ] yeah.

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i'm martin bashir amid the controversy. a conversation with the possible fiery minster who said democrats are a party of racists. should be interesting. norquist a random person? we think he may be the force behind another set back for the president's jobs plan. back to tamron. . >> thanks, martin. developing news regarding the allegations against herman cain regarding sexual harassment. the national restaurant association said they are outside council was contacted by mr. bennett representing one of the women and they have been asked to provide a response for proposed statement by tomorrow. in their statement they said we are reviewing the document and plan to respond tomorrow. in effect the attorney representing this woman wants to release a statement and said herman cain put out his side of the story and his client deserves an opportunity for her

side to be heard. she signed an agreement and now tomorrow we could hear their decision on what she might be able to say publicly regarding the allegations. an update on the case of a glee star whose father was murdered and new details are revealed about the next james bond movie. a bride and her dad get down on the dance floor and make you feel good today. i will let you run through it. >> she rose up through you tube and she found out tuesday her estranged father had been killed in her native town in the philippines. this story will generate a lot of interest on the internet. a follow-up to that on thursday, the ma know who killed her father turned himself no n to police. she was sleeping at bus stations and said i'm the guy who did it and i'm willing to face the consequences. he stand her father with a screwdriver. a horribly violent crime.

she is so, so talent and appeared on oprah. even if you don't know her by name, you probably heard her sing. there will be resolution in that. to cheer things up a bit, the new bond film has a name. this is the 23rd installment of the james bond franchise. it is going to be called sky fall. daniel craig is our bond and javier is the villain. bond's loyalty to m is tested. that is what we are going to be talking about. the 23rd installment. this is really fun. talk about a great viral video. we see the father-daughter dance at weddings and we get misty eyed. this one is different. take a look. ♪

>> it started out traditional and they go into a great medley. about ten songs. you are looking at david sparks and his daughter, ashley. i e-mailed with david and he said to get to this point they practiced twice a week for about a month and a half. they planned on a traditional ballroom dance and it wasn't working out. that works out so much better. >> put a ring on and it's spectacular. >> he said we created magic and did not realize it. i would agree. >> that was the best ever. >> no one will forget. >> the crowd was like woo! >> how can you not. it's fantastic. >> that's a thing that makes us feel good today. for the latest entertainment news logon to scoop or be a fan on facebook. we'll be right back with gut check. capital one's new cash rewards card gives you a 50 percent annual bonus. so you earn 50 percent more cash. if you're not satisfied with 50% more cash, send it back!

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a new study for the american academy of pediatrics testing teenagers for hiv. the recommendation is to start testing at the age of 16. rainbow babies and children's hospital in cleveland. doctor, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> what they are recommending in addition kid who is live in u.s. metropolitan areas who have a high rate of hiv and aids and teens tested for sexually transmitted diseases in the past believe they should receive an hiv test. what is your reaction? >> i agree. one of my dearest friends is in adult hiv work and she has a marker for hiv. it is real. 46% of high school students tell us that they are sexually

active. that can be anything from intercourse to oral sex. by the time they are 12th graders, 62% of sexually active. we also know from the survey that 20% of kids tell us that they either use drugs or alcohol before their most recent sexual activity. we need it get our heads out of the sand and stop pretending they are not sexually active and are not getting sick and do what we need to do. >> 'just focus on kids in the city? we know people have made that mistake thinking it's the city or minority kids, but we know in rural areas they were dealing with oxycontin and the ideal situation. if it's needed, why not for all 16-year-olds and why not just on urban areas? >> anybody can say they want to have the testing, but we know that the areas where the highest

rates are in the northeast and in the south, people in the south don't want to deal with that, but it's true. we know that minority males are seven times more likely to have intercourse with other men. yet when you are like me and the pediatrician and ask your patients, do you have sex with other boys, they say no. there is the shame and the stigma. we have to ask the questions and we have to protect these children. >> i wish we had more time. obviously this is important and we hope to have ow to talk about it. thank you so much for your time. we are asking the audience based on information, you heard the doctor speak out and you agree with the american act of pediatrics that teens should get hiv testing and starting at the age of 16. go to "news nation" to cast your vote. that does it for this thursday edition of "news nation." see you tomorrow. martin bashir is up next. ♪ ♪

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