we've been joined by jason baldwin baldwin, another mechanic of the west memphis three.elcome welcome, jason. let's cut to the quick here. what was the evidence against you, besides the word of jessie misskelley who had the mental capacity of a 5 or 8-year-olds. >> the evidence was our personal preferences in music. i remember at one point in the trial they lifted up a record, i think john fogelman said this was found in damien girlfriend's mother's house. >> he was the prosecutor. >> as if somehow that implied you were capable of killing young boys. >> right. >> there's no dna evidence against you? >> well at the time they had evidence and stuff but since it didn't match us it wasn't brought up. >> nothing tangibly linking any of you to the deaths of these boys. >> right. >> has ever emerged. was there anything else other than music you listened to, books you read, clothes you wore or hair cuts? >> that was it. >> how do you feel? you've listened to damien out there. i'm assuming you didn't have much contact in the years that you were both incarcerated. >> no. when we f

marki>>ng a mark baldwin set to do what no actor has done before. a >>> apple opened its fifth store in mainland china today. customers lined up to check out the latest ipads and i-phones. it is the largest in china, occupies four floors and a staff of 400 people. the first store opened in 2008 in beijing and the company plans to open several more stores in the coming year. the aggressive expansion is to combat the so-called grey market stores, unauthorized sellers who often smuggle apple products in or pirate versions and sell to people. >>> can you judge a book by its cover? which smartphone do you use? according to a recent study, depends how much money you make. the wealthiest smartphone owners have blackberries instead of iphones. many blackberry users are linked to their corporate accounts. the iphone trumps android when it comes to the money class. android looks to be the people's choice among the middle classes. 100,000 to $99,000 a year use the iphone and families, $45,000 or less use android. >> i have a prepaid phone. s it it is basic. >>

damien echols, jason baldwin and ajesse misskelley. damien was sentenced to death and the other to life in prison. as the years past, the west memphis three got attention from famous people, last month, after nearly two decades behind bars, echo echols, baldwin and misskelley walked free. more in a you moment on that. by joining me now, damien echols and his wife laurie davis. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> an extraordinary saga, no other way to put this, ending in the most bizarre circumstances, where eventually you all admit guilt and yet you walk free, which is a by you czar twist in this tale, a weird anomaly in the legal system and will make no sense to anybody, probably least of all you. dami damien, let me start with you. you've lost 20 years of your life for a crime you've always said you didn't commit. what has it like for you? you in particular you were sentenced to death, you had to live with that every day you were incarcerated. you spent most of your time in isolation, i think. tell me about the experience. >> well,

first of all, lots of buzz about alex baldwin.spot was not there. that pretaped spot. he himself was not part of the show in any way. there is talk about why that might be the case. because his joke was cut? that's a possibility. alex baldwin said the key was not there said he already agreed to host tony bennett's birthday party. believe which said that you choose to believe and alex baldwin was someplace last night. not like he was home tweeting. >> the joke was about wire tapping and fox or something. if you have a choice between tony bennett's birthday anyway, what else? >> one surprise we did see at the emmys and we heard about this has beening out, that's that charlie sheen would be making an appearance to present best actor in a comedy series if i'm nat mistaken. he was nominated and lost out four times. he had something interesting to say. take a listen. >> to everybody here from two and a half men, from the bottom of my heart, i wish you nothing but the best for the season. >> it felt strange because it wasn't really the t

senate. >> tammy baldwin, democratic congresswoman from wisconsin and now a candidate for u.s. senate in that state. thank you for your time, i appreciate you being with us on this night after you've announced. good luck. >> thank you so much. >>> okay, so the answer to the question when are you going to have one of the republican presidential candidates on the show is mere moments from now, finally. former louisiana governor buddy roemer will join us for the interview very, very soon. the political aisle is reach acrossable. >>> 20 years and five presidential elections ago, then-vice president dan quayle was running for reelection alongside president george h.w. bush. it didn't work out, the whole reelection thing, but that's not to say dan quayle campaigner won't be famous forever. >> vice president dan quayle has cast a rather strange spell on education in trenton, new jersey, on monday. the vice president gave students a spelling test. >> potato. >> the boy wrote the word correctly, but mr. quayle wasn't satisfied until he added an "e." he was wrong, of course, but claims t

baldwin and his joke he told about newscorp's recent phone hacking scandal. of course, fox is owned by newscorp. >>> finally, in movie news, the 3d lion king opened at the top box spot this weekend way above expectations with $29.3 million. back to the emmys for a moment, did you get a chance to see them? >> i don't know what they do there in los angeles but send it to us. >>> this comes to us from wmaq nbc 5 in chicago, illinois, where one hospital organized a big celebration for some former pint sized patients, very lucky to be alive. a fun filled sunday afternoon produced an abundance of smiles. doctors and nurses reintroduced to some children who now have a clear bill of health. both parents and children traveled all to show thanks to the dedicated hospital staff. >>> i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> in taiwan, a declaration of victory is music to the ears. over 4,500 students set a new world record as the most people playing violin in concert. wearing matching uniforms, the group of

senate. >> tammy baldwin, democratic congresswoman from wisconsin and now a candidate for u.s.ate in that state. thank you for your time, i appreciate you being with us on this night after you've announced. good luck. >> thank you so much. >>> okay, so the answer to the question when are you going to have one of the republican presidential candidates on the show is mere moments from now, finally. former louisiana governor buddy roemer will join us for the interview very, very soon. the political aisle is each acrossable.] you like who you a. the man you've become. and you learned something along the way. about the world. and yourself. ♪ this is the age of knowing what you're made of. and knowing how to get things done. so, why would you let something like erectile dysfunction get in your way? isn't it time you talked to your doctor about viagra? 20 million men already have. with every age comes responsibility. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side ef

senate. >> tammy baldwin, democratic congresswoman from wisconsin and now a candidate for u.s. senate in that state. thank you for your time, i appreciate you being with us on this night after you've announced. good luck. >> thank you so much. >>> okay, so the answer to the question when are you going to have one of the republican presidential candidates on the show is mere moments from now, finally. former louisiana governor buddy roemer will join us for the interview very, very soon. the political aisle is each acrossable. [ jane ] here's me. and here's my depression. before i started taking abilify, i was taking an antidepressant alone. most days i could put on a brave face and muddle through. but other days i still struggled with my depression. i was managing, but it always had a way of creeping up on me. i felt stuck. i just couldn't shake my depression. so i talked to my doctor. he said adding abilify to my antidepressant could help with my depression, and that some people had symptom improvement as early as 1 to 2 weeks. he also told me about a free trial offer from abil

i'm brooke baldwin. a brutal day in court at the appeal hearing for american college student amanda knox in italy. one lawyer held up pictures of murder vick tim meredith kercher's bloody body. another lawyer called her a she-devil with a split personality. angelic and compassionate one moment and satanic the very next. all of this as amanda knox's future is hanging in the balance. let's go straight to italy. kurt knox is amanda knox's father. he's live in perugia. good to see you back on here again with us. you're where the appeals hearing is being held. looking at some of the video at amanda in court, she appears more thin. how is she holding up? is he eating? is she sleeping? >> well, you know, it's been very tough for her. you know, especially these last three hearings. it's been, you know, everything against her. so, you know, with literally her life hanging in the balance of what the decision is in the courtroom, it's very tough to sleep. she has been thinning down a bit too. >> were you, kurt, in

. >>> ladies and gentlemen, alex baldwin. >> alex baldwin, when he hosts "saturday night live" tomorrowl mark his 16th time, more than anyone else. musical guest will be radiohead. when he was first on the show in 1990, the musical guests were the b-52s. you can see the show tomorrow night at 11:30. >> 16 times. that is a lot. we're heading into the weekend. jeff ranieri with a quick check. >> a chance of showers, nothing big, but mainly for the morning hours on sunday and look at the temperatures dropping into the 70s inland. fall is here. >> we've made it to the weekend. >> see you on monday. >> good nigh >> announcer: it's "the tonight

good alec baldwin star actor of the t.v. hit show the hit t.v. show thirty rock is scheduled to appear at last night's emmy awards even pre-tape the skit before the show including a joke about rupert murdoch and the phone hacking scandal fox network which aired the emmys and is owned by rupert murdoch censored the joke and cut it out of the show completely so in response baldwin we got of the emmys took to his twitter account to say cox did kill my news corp back in joke which sucks because i think it would have made them look better a little if i were him best and meshed in a scandal where i hacked phones of families of innocent victims really for profit i'd want that to go away to. the bad senate minority leader mitch mcconnell if you thought republican leadership was going to call for a rebuke of the calls for death that have echoed out of republican debates lately i think you get a period i meet the press yesterday senator mcconnell was asked whether the audience cheering for rick perry's guy high record of executions and for policies that wo

brooke baldwin picks it up from brooke baldwin picks it up from here. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> i want to begin with this breaking story at this mass evacuation at san clement i high school, teachers and students have been filling that football field on campus. a text message from the school informed students and parents that the sheriff's officers in orange county, they've been investigating a bomb threat. here's where the story takes a bizarre turn. our affiliate in california as well as the l.a. times, they're all reporting that an awol marine from nearby camp pendleton left a threatening note behind in his barracks. that's what tipped off the authorities to go to the high school. evacuate these students and inspect some of the buildings there. the evacuation started just in the last hour or so. we've been watching as the kids have been filling the outdoor areas. but i've been told that they're now moving inside. apparently, it's very, very hot in the l.a. area today. so they're moving inside towards the gym. deemed a safe zone. talking to parents, just in the last couple

you know, it's funny about alec baldw baldwin. yesterday, this was his second appearance.jerry's ice cream. >> ice cream. >> exactly. now a second mention. >>> big thing to mention is the possibility of rough weather. we've had a rude awakening across parts of the midwest. south of st. louis near cape girardeau, rain coming in. paducah will see rain before all is said and done. moving farther north into the great lakes, the western great lakes from green bay southward to chicago, we had a series of water spouts that popped up along parts of the coast, the western shores of lake michigan. we've got video believe it or not that shows some of the water spouts popping up. from wisconsin, moving right to -- actually left to right across the screen. incredible to see. frightening, too. that's real-time obviously been recorded. that's insane to see things pop up. tornado over parts of lake michigan. there's the potential we may see more of those today. possibly tornadoes in the southern half of the mississippi valley. the reason why we're seeing them, simple. let's go back to the

it was a book might then publisher and i decided to do because we were both admirers of james baldwin. in the fire next time james baldwin kicks it off with a letter to his nephew and that letter to his nephew, which is now in the 1963, is a look at what it meant in 1963 to be a young black man coming the pitt america. what the challenges were that he could expect to face and what the road was to success and redemption. so the question became if you were to take on that subject today, and i think that book was published in 2003. >> host: 2002. >> guest: if you were to take on that subject today, what could you contribute to it? and the question came about at an interesting time in terms of the research and what was happening in terms of particularly black men when we were discovering that young black boys, black men were much less likely to complete their education that young black women. who were looking at just huge frightening statistics in terms of the numbers of young black men being incarcerated. some projections had one in four and perhaps one in three of young black men. at so

doug baldwin scored on a 55-yard td catch, cutting the lead to two. ted ginn, jr.this, special teams can win games. 26-17, 49ers. then a minute later, after defensive stop, it was ginn again on a punt return. this time 55-yard worth of real estate. are you kidding me? back-to-back returns for the score. niners win 33-17. the second longest kick rush at home and fourth longest in team hoyt. >> i looked at the jumbotron and seen there was guy behind me, and i thought about just putting it back into my arms to secure across the goal line to make it be what it is, a touchdown, and secure the victory for us. >> felt like a baby last night. woke up crying. making sure that these guys were prepared in every way,, the players did a heck of a job in this one. i was really proud of them. >> mike: what a debut for cam newton. 77-yard td pass to smith. 422 passing yards for newton. a rookie record for week one. another rookie wins its in the fourth. peterson, the return to the house. cardinals winning 28-21. >> it's hard to believe the world champion giants are close to becomi

kate baldwin, cnn, capitol hill. >>> and we just wrapped up the worst week we've seen in years on the stock market. the dow dropped more than 700 points. s&p and the nasdaq took big losses, as well. the drop can be blamed, at least in part, on greece's financial problems and fears over a possible new global recession. >>> and the fbi has just paid out some $2.1 million in reward money for james "whitey" bulger's snitch, if you will. they told people, hey, if you recognize this guy, there's a reward for his arrest. sure enough, they picked up the phone. bulger was on arrest for 16 years with his companion, that was $2 million out on his head and another $is 00,000 for any information leading to the capture of his companion. in all, it was $2.1 million. we know at least two people got the reward money. the fbi is not identifying those people, of course. this alleged mob boss is accused in some 19 murders. >>> the united nations security council could consider the palestinians' plea for statehood as early as monday. palestinian president mahmoud abbas personally delivered the request in

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the judge sentenced colton to 25 years in life for the murder of joan baldwin. her mutilated body was found at the payment shop where she worked. the dna was linked to colton, a former manager at the store. >> a judge ordered a 14-year- old boy to spend a year neigh group home for the death of an -- a year in a group home. the boy pleaded guilty in juvenile court to involuntary manslaughter and robbery. the store owner, 57-year-old dong sutang, died from a heart attack in may following a struggle with the boy over liquor that the 14-year-old was trying to steal. and in pleasant hill, the police are alerting the public about an atm scam at a chase bank. after 7:00 last night, someone attached a device to the atm and that happened at the chase bank in contra costa boulevard. the employees found the device an hour later. anyone using the atm should contact the bank and police. >>> and an attorney for senator dianne feinstein tells ktvu he filed suit of a namer bank over the misappropriation of funds by her campaign treasurer since. the lawsuit a lips first californ

do you think james baldwin's take this hammer are issues we continue to confront today?>> guest: i'm blocking and sake what take this hammer is. so i'm not going to respond to that directly. but i certainly think that, i mean, baldwin is a hero coming up, and he's the one, you know, who sort of, his fire next time as a young kid who was growing up on the west side of chicago, trying to understand what had happened to the committee that i lived in that it caused there to be writes there. and with the dynamics were between white americans and black americans that put so much at stake. he was one of the people who first made a lot of that make sense to me. so i have to track down a specific reference to figure out what the caller is calling about. >> host: park forest illinois go ahead. >> caller: good afternoon. i'd like to share with you, 2009 we took my father-in-law, who is about an american descent, and my father, he was northern european descent, to the world war ii memorial in washington, d.c., to honor them for their service. it ended up we made a documentary out of

i'm brooke baldwin. now. >> your family was destroyed. >> william pettit lost his entire family during a nightmare. the one being accused of the crime faces a jury. >>> this is not class warfare. >> and -- new concerns of a plane that crashed in an air show built for speed. survivors are now speaking out. >> welcome back to hour two. i'm brooke baldwin. i want to talk about breaking news we have about this earthquake cent shaking the center of guatemala. 5.8 magnitude, hitting the center about 30 miles south of guatemala city. i have rafael romo sitting next to me and chad myers with the geography and anna on the phone line. we can talk to her about what it felt like. she was on was on the 11th floor of a building in guatemala. >> we have three fatalities in southeastern guatemala. this is about 32 miles south of where guatemala city is and what officials are telling us is that the earthquake created a mudslide and that's what buried a family so far, only three people. but then again we understand that r

now to kate baldwin. before i pose the question, let's listen to the speaker. the speak ser home in his home district of snalt senate today. he was unimpressed with the president's plan. >> we could get into this tax the rich, tax the rich, but that is not -- that's not the basis for america, and it's not going to get our economy going again, and it's not going to put people back to work. >> we know that's the public line from this speaker, kate. my question, i guess, is privately, when the republicans see the president out making this case, is there any fear of the republicans on the committee -- do they believe that he can rally public opinion and force them to do things they might not want to do? >> i see the early reaction is they're not fearful. they're down right coming out almost doubling down with more fighting words and more war of words, if you will, and really trying their hardest to dismiss the president's proposals as quickly as they absolutely can. not only are we hearing many top republicans calling -- accusing the president of class warfare, inc

fourth quarter, jackson, to the ex-star doug baldwin, 55-yard touchdown is what this is going to turn out to be and that 16- point lead, well, it's down to 2. but, then, ted ginn puts the 49ers on his back. the environment touring kickoff, two yards deep in the end zone, and watch him go. that's 102-yard kickoff return, 'niners up 26-17, but gin wasn't done. after seattle gave it back, gin on the return, there he goes again. 55yards. so gin had two special team returns for touchdowns and the 49ers win. harbaugh's opener, 33-17. ver. you can see the game >> it was great, you know, you do it on the video game a lot, but you don't really see it too much. it's great to put my team up and really close out the game, you know, and they always say you want to do it on the offensive or defensive side, but for your special teams to do it is always great. >>> monday night football tomorrow night, 7:00, coverage begins on cbc 5, the raiders and the denver broncos at denver. >>> meanwhile, the steelers and the ravens in baltimore, troy polamalu and ray wright got into it, then all 22 players got i

muffing to the fourth quarter and jackson, an ex-stanford man, doug baldwin and look at him go. 55 yardse touchdown and the 49ers lead was all of a sudden down to two. the 49ers on his back and the ensuing kickoff, there he goes, 102 yards for the return to make it 26-17. jim harbah just drove by and ginn was not gone. there he goes on the punt return. 55 yards for the touchdown and the 49ers behind ted ginn jr. win, 33-17. >> in ni-- in miami, i ran two backs against the jets andha is where i got as far as spiral teams go. it was great to put my teams up. they say you want to do do it on an offense of or defensive side, for the special teams to do it is always great. >> and the 104 yards passing. the raiders and denver broncos tomorrow night in mile high. monday night official, 7:00. we'll be with you and also have the post game show. how about the steelers and ravens in baltimore. troy palomalou and ray get into it. in all, 22 players join in the act. the rest of the action belonged to joe flacco. he threw three touchdowns, one to ray wright who ran for a score. baltimore all over pitt

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. >> i'm brooke baldwin. it's official. that blob in the gulf characterizing it officially as a tropical storm. it potentially deadly one as well. you see it sort of back and forth. round and round. tropical storm lee is headed straight for louisiana. new orleans, the mayor, mitch landrieu expected to speak again this hour on how his city is bracing for impact. i'll also speak with the plaqueman's parish. an area that could get hit hard. first as we head here into the labor day weekend with a brutal report on the job market. basically, it has come to a grinding halt. the unemployment rate for august didn't budge an inch. here you have the number. it is still sitting at 9.1%. the net number here, that's the important part. the net number of jobs created in august. zero, none, goose egg. private employers did add 17,000 jobs last month. but do the math. government eliminated 17,000. so the net change is zero. this really is a once in a blue moon event. if you think about it. the last time the bottom line on jobs was zero was

i'm brooke baldwin. it is finally here. hours from now president obama will address congress and the nation and unveil his highly anticipated jobs plan. both democrats and republicans are waiting to hear his proposal, and, of course, so are you. millions of americans out of a job and looking for work. in a matter of minutes, one of the people closest to the president who advised him on this very plan will join me live, with you, first, i want to begin with a fast-moving situation right now. in pennsylvania, really across much of the northeast, the floodwater is rising. people have to get out. more than 100,000 ordered to evacuate. i want to show you this first picture. this is going to be bethlehem, pennsylvania. what is left of tropical storm lee. we've been talking about lee for a couple of days now. pouring rain on top of the already saturated land. you know, that's a bad equation. it's triggered near historic flooding there. the susquehanna river already 12 feet above flood stage and rising. at least three people in pen

"newsroom" continues right now with drew griffin in for brooke baldwin. hi, drew. i know you're a big fan of the doritos. >> that guy has putt so many pounds on me, i hate to say it. randi, great job out there. thank you so much. >>> we've read the tabloid reports and seen the pictures over the years. michael jackson looking frail, wearing a face mask, being pushed in a wheelchair. but all of that couldn't prepare the public for the stunning piece of audio prosecutors played in court today at the trial of michael jackson's doctor. i want you to listen to this, the voice of michael jackson in a phone call recorded in the month before his death in 2009. >> ted rowlands was inside the courtroom when that audio was played. ted, it was stunning to hear. i can't imagine what the reaction was like inside the courtroom where michael jacks jackson's family was attending. >> reporter: to be honest, drew, i was not inside the courtroom during that audio, but i think anybody who heard it was shocked. and the prosecutors used it for one reason, to show that dr. conrad murray kn

alex baldwin, officially mr. "saturday night live" now. he just hosted for a record 16th time, breaking a tie with steve martin. baldwin's first hosting gig was back in 1990. >>> nancy grace says she's actually enjoying the brutal practices for "dancing with the stars." we're talking five to seven hours a day, by the way. the hln host has already lost 10 pounds on what she calls the too tired to eat diet. she hits the dance floor tonight again. don't miss it. >>> and for the second straight weekend, "the lion king" release is number one at the box office. a new generation of kids flocking to see the 1994 film. this time, in 3d. the movie has now earned more than $860 million worldwide. >>> moving on to some real royalty. pretty interesting new insights from prince william on his wedding, his duties, and especially his family. zain verjee has all the details. >> kyra, the queen is a wedding planner. what do you think of that? she did a pretty good job, right? >> she likes to be in charge. >> yeah. you can say that, right? well, prince willi

has been especially welcoming for long-time assistant misty martin and the newest associate matt baldwin. >> in my experiences in the past, it was a lot of learning on your own and trying to pick up, learning by doing, essentially. with bob i'm essentially getting a masters degree in, you know, becoming the best sport agent in the industry. >> bob and lynn are the most genuine people in the world. they're fun, they're loving, they're giving. they're sincere. they're genuine. >> reporter: it's a journey that has truly come full circle. >> right now i do the same amount of teaching and the same amount of coaching i did as an educator at elk grove in santa teresa high school. and we were blessed to do it. when you have great clients, you become a great agent. if you don't have great clients, you don't become a great agent. >> great pleasure to share the lamonte story you tonight. tomorrow night the raiders open against one of their other clients, jon fox hosting oakland on monday night football. that's not the only new beginning. coming up, the sharks are getting ready for this coming seaso

i'm brooke baldwin. the united states is back in the potential strike zone for the satellite that is plummeting now toward earth. the dead satellite is expected to break up in the earth's atmosphere into 26 different pieces, but some of those pieces could be hundreds of pounds. now, nasa has been saying so far that the upper atmosphere research satellite would bypass north america, but guess what, now that we're back in its sights, we thought you might be wondering about the odds of being hit. rest assured, we've been talking about these odds. too bad. there is a 1 in 3200 chance someone on earth could be hit by the debris, but the odds of it actually hitting you, we took this a step further. that's one in several trillion, trillion with a t. chad myers, so the news today, we are now in the strike zone. is that for now or for good? >> that will be for good, until it falls out of the sky and we'll know. we were doing this little tweet thing back and forth a little bit ago about how the earth is not round.

pastor robert gates is just one of fifty six north baldwin county ministers participating in the rock initiative and you show me somebody who falls in love with jesus and i'll show you a person who won't be a problem to society but that will be an influence and a help to those around. the pastors never heard of george tiller eric rudolph or anders breivik. and the very very ugly. lindsey graham with america's still locked in two wars and another number of other covert wars neocons like lindsey graham are beating the drum for another full out war in pakistan after news came out of the pakistan's rogue intelligence agency may be responsible for attacks on americans in afghanistan graham went on fox news sunday to call for military action against pakistan but if they continue to embrace terrorism as part of their national strategy we're going to have to put all options on the table including defending our troops but the experts believe that we need to elevate our response they will have a lot of bipartisan support on capitol hill the bessel right because with a nation struggling with a t

it's the guy's name or alec baldwin dave was supposed to be. and they were talking to his shorty balls so ben and jerry's because they actually have a sense of humor decided to create an ice cream flavor called shorty balls and now one million moms this is an affiliate of the american family association they are just really really pissed about this they wrote a really long letter where they by the way described the entire as an l skit is like really good incredible detail i think he did twenty dollars more times than they needed it was so cold. and then they went on to talk about in jerry's how they've done these things before and talked about when they called an ice cream flavor a chubby hubby called which celebrated gave marriage they say it seems that offending customers to get an annual tradition for banning cherries means white people need to get a break seriously. however i'm super excited because the story did lead to some of the most amazing headlines i've ever seen my sweaty balls leaves dirty taste in angry moms now. i'm going to go r

i'm brooke baldwin. we begin this with. the osama bin laden of the internet, if you will. american-born, al qaeda affiliated savvy, plugged in, using youtube and a website to encourage and recruit the disaffected hell-bent jihad and today we're told that anwar awlaki's life in a missile shot by a cia drone in washington, some of the highest profile acts of terror, including the ft. hood shootings that killed 13 people and the attempt to set off the bomb in times square and the bid to blow off a passenger jet with a bomb sewn into a man's underwear. to be clear here, al awlaki was a very big get. he was the only american on an official u.s. hit list and his killing has touched off this firestone today among critics. they contend that this killing breaks u.s. and international laws. today the president made it very clear that no terrorist is safe. >> make into mistake, this is further proof that al qaeda and its affiliates will find no safe haven anywhere in the world. working with yemen and our other allies and partners, we will be determined, deliberate, and relentless and

kate baldwin is on the hill. kate, talk to us about this break through and what went into it to make it happen. >> it seems like it was a little bit of a combination of this looming deadline and also, possibly, some good luck if you will. the break through came yesterday afternoon when fema announced it would actually have enough money in its very much defleeted disaster relief fund to make it through the end of the week, which it had previously said they didn't think they could make it through the end of the week. the end of the week is the end of the fiscal year. with fema saying they could make it through without any additional money, that eliminated the major issue that was holding up agreement all along. whether or not the additional money that fema was looking for and congress wanted to give them to make it through this fiscal year whether or not that should be paid for and that was the major sticking point. so, with that off the table, kyra, the table moved pretty quickly last night to approve a short-term

baldwin runs away on a 55-yard score. ted gin waiting for the ensuing kick off. gin takes off.by nine, 26-17. a 3-up by the sea hawks then produced -- by the seahawks then produced this. the 49ers make jim harbaugh a winner. a handshake after the game could not have been quicker or more ensuing with carol after the game. >>> after the game alex smith was asked about things like hugs and vindication. >> i don't know about vindication. it's one to know that's great. playing quarterback bottom line is get the win. find a way and defense helped a lot. special teams did great there in the end. >> i thought our defense was a very blue collar type of game. alex smith played tough. if he doesn't get that in we're scrambling to clock it before the half. rolling the dice, putt it in his hand and he came out big for us. >> that hug on the field, how was that. >> i don't know, you would have to ask him that. but i think he enjoyed it more than the touchdown pass. >> reporter: the nfl likes to give the raiders monday night duty on the opening weekend. oakland opening up tomorrow night in de

hosted by alec baldwin, and they opened the sketch about a the republican debate hosted by bill haderrsion of jeff smith. >> a mere three weeks ago, you were the darling of the right wing of the republican party, but now after three debates, your inconsistent performances have given your supporters doubts. the question is, can you speak for ten seconds without alienating your base? >> now the conservative base needs to know that rick perry stands with them 110%. we need to lower the corporate tax rate, we need zero regulations, i believe all 10-year-old girls should be vaccinated for hpv so they can enter into a meaningful sexual relationship. i believe social security is a ponzi scheme, i believe we need to build a fence to keep the illegals out, however, should any illegals get through and have children here, i think we should open our hearts and pay for their education. >> newt gingrich, calling your bluff. do you really want to be president? >> no. >> would you like to leave now and beat the rush out of the parking lot? >> thank you. >> michele bauchmann -- >> you know you want it

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i am brooke baldwin.ve not yet seen until today of that air race disaster in reno, nevada, from friday night.

so let's bring in congressional correspondent kate baldwin. what are you hearing?f we've been covering for days now over keeping the government funding as well as offering additional funding for disaster relief for fema, well, there may be a way out of this impasse emerging. it has to do specifically with fema funding. sources are telling my colleagues that contrary to what was previously known, which was thought that fema was going to run out of money for its disaster relief fund early this week, sources are now saying fema may be able to stretch its funds in order to get them through the end of this week. that is key because the end of this week is the end of this fiscal year. it is also key because several senate democratic sources tell me and my colleagues that that fact makes the central issue of this battle a moot point, being that the big battle was over whether or not the additional money for fema should be offset, should be paid for. but that only had to do with the additional money for fema. if this can play out, this may be the way out of this impasse, m

i'm brooke baldwin. today in kabul, the u.s. embassy and headquarters of the international force there and nato command center were targeted. you're going to see rooftop to rooftop fighting, today in kabul. >> these are u.s. security forces that are returning fire from what we're told was a well-organized taliban attack ugz rocket-propelled grenades, also machine guns. street fighting lasted several hours. it is over now, and there were casualties. want to go straight to the capital of kabul where our own suzanne malveaux has been there for a better part of a week and a half. she has now details there. suzanne, just begin with, can you confirm what we're being told, that all of the asill aai are either dead or captured? >> reporter: actually, a spokesman for the ministry of defense just tweeted, there might be one or two more terrorists still alive. he also says the building has not yet been cleared. we know for sure there were four insurgents involved in this attack. they've been going floor by floor in this abandoned building,

kate baldwin joining us now from capitol hill. so, kate, the government due to run out of money at the end of the month. tell us what is happening behind the scenes. >> here we go, again, kyra. quite a blow for house republican leadership last night. in a vote, the final tally 195-230. 48 republicans, almost 50 house republicans joined with an overwellming majority of house democrats to reject this bill. this measure, just to give a little bit of background. this measure is to keep the government running through mid-november. it also included additional funding for federal disaster relief to help with all the natural disasters, the flooding the hurricanes, the tornadoes, the wildfires that the country has faced recently. that's the background. here's the problem that house republican leadership faced. it was in two-part. democrats oppose the amount of funding for federal disaster relief. they said it was inadequate and oppose the fact that house republican leaders requiring that part of that disaster relief money be offset and be

like every american, actor steven baldwin was affected by 9/11. he's here live with us. >> great to be here. >> what do you think of the fact that the mayor doesn't want any clergy here? >> i think it's sad. i really do. i think that prayer and faith is something regaress of one's personal individual pursuit is something that in the memory of all this has helped a lot of people get through it. >> absolutely. and when you think back to september 11th, how many people in those buildings that stood behind us were praying just before it happened? >> absolutely. absolutely. and more importantly for me now is that we honor and remember 10 years later what happened. and what brought us together on that day. and how do we keep that in mind? >> what's bringing you to us today is the fact that you're involved in a project called 110 stories. >> correct. >> and it's a play written by a first responder who was down on the pile and had a recorder and did what? >> well, she was down there and interviewed, sarah tufts is her name and she interviewed various peop

that's if for me, i'm brooke baldwin in atlanta. now to wolf blitzer in "the situation room" starts right now. >> thanks, very much happening right now. the gop battle for the white house. eating up here in tampa, florida. just three hours away from hearing eight presidential candidates go ahead it head. they will join me on cnn's first ever tea party republican presidential debate. can the texas governor rick perry maintain his growing lead in the polls despite a highly controversial stance on social security? or will mitt romney come from behind and once again, seize the top spot? >>> is it too late for michele bachmann? standing by with complete coverage and analysis. >>> meanwhile, in washington, president obama scrambling to defeat them all and save the ailing economy before time runs out. but there are new signs in congress his blueprint for recovery could be dead on arrival. i'm wolf blitzer in tampa, here in "the situation room." >>> we're just three hours away from what's going to be a critical potentially make or break mom