jeanie wasn't but i was crying and i asked him why did you hit her?n approaches jeanie again the other passengers physically restrain him and it's not easy. >> there was three guys holding him. one guy had him around the chest. one guy had another arm. they were struggling to restrain him. you know, they were all kind of shuffling to keep their footing because he was trying to pull away. i wasn't scared so much as i just hoped he didn't hit me. that's all. i just was kind of going like this waiting for the punch but it didn't come. >> it takes a little while but finally the man stopped struggling. >> he finally calmed down. his head slumped. >> the passengers continued to hold him until police arrive on the scene. the man is arrested, eventually pleads guilty to attempted malicious harassment, and after serving 134 days in jail, is released with a suspended sentence during his probation. jeanie suffers a cut to her face. >> he hit her so hard that this snapped here and so it went into her temple so she had a cut in her temple that was bleeding. >> den

so this is a jeanie that can't be put back in the bottle and we don't know how it's going to work out but i think it's fair to say it's the biggest change in the middle east since the end of the ottoman empire. >> host: the qatar government is also helping the libyan opposition using a french satellite to offset the government controlled radio. jonah democratic line go ahead. >> caller: hello. thanks very much for c-span. i got a couple of questions. the first is do you believe that the people in north africa in the middle east are still optimistic about how the obama administration will handle things? i know he had a particularly great opportunity at the beginning because he has the middle name hussein, et cetera. and then the last thing kind of goes back to what you had been talking about with israel and the palestinians. the issue of water and water rights and how that plays. thanks. >> host: go ahead, greg. >> guest: i'll answer the first question. as we think back, president obama went to cairo and i believe it was june of 2009. he had only been in office six months or so. and he

. >> and jeanie oversaw four of them as warden of san quinton. >> we spent $4 billion on this issue, that means that each one of those executions was $308 million. >> leading the now retired ward to one conclusion. >> it's a broken system. >> in fact, the senior federal judge and law school professor were given unprecedented access. today they revealed the state must budget an extra $184 million a year for death row cases. that's 20 times more than if prosecutors pursued life without the possibility of parole. >> if we had capital punishment at cost, we could save over a billion dollars. >> death row cases require two trials and your tax dollars pay up to $300,000 for the attorney who is assigned for life. the report says at the cost of appeals that span decades, prison security and the cost to house every death row inmate separately and death row is estimated to balloon to $9 million by 2030. leading the judge nicknamed the hanging judge. >> i would make it to 100 with left wing. >> so say he will die before most death row inmates die. >> you could balance the criminal budget in the

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who pays for it have it. [ laughter ] >> the 79-year-old also star in the 1960's hit "i dream of jeanie." the top item today was a silver saddle that fetched $80,000. >>> coming up on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 a desperate effort to save communities in arizona is underway right now. the scene today as crews battled two massive wildfires. >>> and officials in germany now think that they have a likely culprit behind that deadly e.coli outbreak. >>> a volcanic eruption sends thousands fleeing from their homes and leaves travelers stranded. . >>> six firefighters were injured this weekend in brooklyn, trying to put pout a fire in a building undergoing renovation. one was struck in the face by tricks sent flying when a wall collapsed. according to some reports people who live nearby may have waited as long as two hours before reporting this fire. 44 fire engines responded, more than a dozen apartments in a building next door were damaged. there is no word on what started that fire. >>> arizona firefighters are trying to save communities from massive fires that have now consumed more than 38

i think what the administration has realized is that this is a jeanie des you cannot put back in the bottle. trying tomply shepherd this process as best they can, even though it is likely to be claimed as the regime. host: we are talking to jennifer crittendon, greg myre, husband and wife team. they understand you were just talking to secretary gates. guest: yes, secretary gates has a long history and relishes it with libya because he was debbie director of the cia -- deputy director of the cia, in the 1980's. he was definitely trying to caution against regime change in libya because he saw how difficult it was. one of the firm lines he has drawn is no grown troops in an african or middle eastern country. and he also cautioned the of the day on capitol hill that regime change often takes 10 years, as we have seen in iraq. host: we will go to andrew in florida. caller: i just want to make a quick comment about educational causes and university in the states. with the news media, how is it possible to be a more current events? when you came back to the states and went to a friend -- we

. >> jeanie mousse, cnn, new york. >> on the east coast. 7:00 a.m. out west.thanks for join us. it's a new day and new beginning. a moss resignation takes place in senior campaign staff. today faces questions about what went wrong. in arizona firefighters gaining ground on the massive wildfires, it contained 5%. hope to milwaukee more progress today. >>> bean sprouts grown in germany are the worth e. coli outbreak. three people died, more than 2300 sickened. >> newt gingrich is looking for a new presidential campaign staff this morning. just about his entire senior staff is leaving. still, gingrich said he'll soldier on. paul steinhauser, live in manchester, new hampshire. paul, big shakeup. what's the deal? >> you know, kyra, i think of the seven people on the stage monday night at our debate. newt gingrich, the former house speccer may be the one with the most to proof. this is a very big deal yesterday. as you said, nearly all his top staff. his advisers, officials of his campaign jumped ship. they said he had differences how committed he was with the campa