. >> ron phillips. i was unjustly fired. i was one of the lucky ones that got my job back. i will tell you my story which might help you out. only are they unjustly paid, they have a tendency to fire people for any reason. fire people. i am a full-time employee. part-time and they do not have to pay benefits. the turnover rate is extremely high. like she was saying. her hair -- you get a pay raise at 40 cents a year. if you work that is wrong with that system. even if they move, a lot of people would be part-time. and on welfare. where is the benefit? >i am nervous. that is the way you -- the hours are long and har. -- hard. we have to work those hours to pay our rent. supervisor mar: why do you f --- did you form our walmart? >> it is like benefits. we don't get good benefits. we got to pay more than normal people. if we call in today's sick we get paid for one day. most places will pay of for two days. wages are not adequate. but you have heard. a lot of people have to work long hours or unemployment will subsidize that. we are trying to do our best to fight. supervisor m

da twan watson, claire ron foreman and tony phillips all scheduled to appear in an alameda courtroom. watson and foreman were arraigned yesterday on charges of attempted murder in the shooting that happened early on black friday. watson is accused of shooting chris maria after getting into a fight. >>> a serial burglar is going after lottery scratchers. investigators say they're going to come back to bite them. this is kelsey fam, accused of stealing scratchers from ten liquor stores and mini marts in san jose. the latest one at a monterey mini mart on december 2nd. on surveillance video, he threw a brick through the glass front door stealing the scratchers. but officials say his steeling days may be coming to an end. >> he thinks it's easy money. he doesn't realize lies the lottery's ability to track scratchers. they all have serial numbers on the back. >> fam is 5'10", 170 pounds. investigators say he has crooked front teeth, tattoos down both arms and a one-inch scar on his right cheek. >>> 4:38 right now. happy to have you back. during the days you were gone, we actually had some

moines into with us, "the washington post" national political reporter phillip rutger and columnist frank bruney. let me switch gears from ronand ask you about mitt romney, who this morning you both went to an event, he was with new jersey governor chris christie. and then he took off for new hampshire. they announced that he was adding folks to his staff in south carolina. so, is he hedging his bets or flecking his muscle? >> it seems like he's flecking his mussel. new hampshire's here he's had this commanding lead for the year and he's touching back to rebuild that fire wall and make sure support is still strong. he'll be back in iowa 30 hours later. he's due in lamars in the northwest corner of the state tomorrow and planned a blitz of rallies monday. >> i took it as flexing his muscle, by the way, look where i am in new hampshire. a campaign where you get the sense, they don't want to say it, they think they've got it. >> he's polling well in iowa. michele bachmann, newt gingrich, herman cain surge and fall. his support has stayed steady. right now mitt romney's feeling terrific. >> and they don't -- the problem, of cour

line because if there's one thing all republicans agree on, that they want to beat phillip palmer in 2012. jon: you've got ron paul booked for this sunday on "fox news sunday", right? >> we actually have three of the candidates. we'll be live in des moines. we'll have ron paul and rick perry and michele bachmann all live on "fox news sunday". plenty to talk to them about. only wednesday. who knows what we'll have to talk to them about sunday, jon. jon: be interesting to see if he has anything to say about newt gingrich. >> i suspect he will. jon: i suspect he will too. chris wallace. we'll be watching. i bet it will be an interesting show. thanks, chris. >> you bet. julie: governor rick perry file as lawsuit against the state of virginia. he is challenging his exclusion from the republican primary ballot there but he is not the only gop presidential candidate whose name will not be appearing on the ballot. doug mckelway is follow following the story live from washington. doug, how is this lawsuit likely to be received in the commonwealth of virginia? >> reporter: julie the proof will be how the federal court

phillips'. >>> msnbc now. the gop front-runner is taking a detour from campaigning in iowa. mitt romney was in new hampshire today. ronaul is taking time off in texas. >>> and police in maine now have a suspect in the toddler's disappearance or suspect foul play but say they're not giving up home. the child disappeared two weeks ago after her father put her to bed. now back to our program. >>> two decades ago, eddie haro's silence the night of a double murder cost him everything. today he hopes to finally bury the past. haro sits in a holding cell, waiting r the parole boacall hi. >> good morning. how are you doing? >> fine, thank you. how are you? how are you feeling? >> okay. >> good. >> nervous but a little more confident. >> he and his lawyer take a few moments to discuss their strategy. >> you're to think about that, they'll probably ask you again and you get to tell them. okay? >> okay. >> yeah. >> during the hearing, haro will be asked to talk to the board members about the night of the murders in explicit detail. to add to his anxiety, one of his victims' family members is attending the hearing. >> when the in

the ron paul campaign has landed the endorsement of a reverend whose beliefs are absolutely jaw dropping. the reverend philliphinks homosexuals should be executed. but the paul campaign was thrilled to get reverend kaiser's endorsement.ç puttinging on their website, saying in a press release on paul's website, "we welcome reverend kayser's endorsement and the enlightening statements he makes on how ron paul's approach to government is consistent with christian beliefs." but later paul's camp scrubbed the news of kayser's endorsement from its website. no explanation was given. it turns out reverend kayser is in favor of what he calls biblical law, including the execution of homosexuals. he has written about it. "as we have seen," he says, "while many homosexuals would be executed, the threat of capital punishment can be restorative." kayser confirmed all of this when contacted and interviewed by talkingpointsmemo. he said he didn't see much hope for it happening anytime soon. but he did say, "under a ron paul presidency states would be freed up to not have political correctness imposed on them." i'm joined to

phillip is 90 years old. >>> newly released poll of likely republican caucus-goers in iowa shows ron paul, mitt romney and newt gingrich in a tie for the lead, but ron paul feeling pressure over some letters he wrote some 20 years ago. now there's a new wrinkle to this story, a solicitation for those letters describes a race war, a gay cover-up and a conspiracy theory. brian todd gets us caught up. >> reporter: as he surges in the polls, ron paul is having to defend himself over language in a letter written on his behalf. we reported previously how ron paul disavowed news letters with his names on them, news letters from the 1980s and '90s with able insults towards african-americans and others. with those news letters, paul said he didn't know who wrote them, didn't know who did, and never read them. now we're learning of a solicitation letter for those news letters with his signature on them. it warns of the coming race war in our big cities. it mentions the federal homosexual cover-up on aids, and says in brackets, my training as a physician helps me see through this one. it references the israeli lobby whic

ron paul's past continues. he says he didn't know about the racist content in his newsletters bearing his name. an interview paul gave proves otherwise. stay tuned. just one phillipsprobiotic cap a day helps defends against occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas and bloating. with three strains of good bacteria to help balance your colon. you had me at "probiotic." [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. >>> mitt romney will say anything to put president obama in a bad light. even if it's flat out false. now he's stealing a line from donald trump saying the president's decision to kill osama bin laden was no big deal. >> i don't think it's unusual on the part of this president to have finally taken out osama bin laden. after all, we've been looking for him for some time. intelligence finally gave us a good indication of where he was. he gave the order. and i do think prior presidents would have done the same thing had they been in the same position. >> really? democrats have pounced on romney's dishonesty. the dnc released a new ad featuring prominent republicans saying the bin laden raid was a gutsy call. former defense secretary robert gates is not sure any

ron paul are the only candidates to qualify for virginia's ballot. now, back to "chasing the devil." >>> we return to "chasing the devil" with stone phillips. >> flash forward to 2001. after ten years of no new leads and no progress and no murders that looked like the work of the green river killer, this cold case was about to come out of the freezer. two things were about to make a difference in the search for a suspect. first, dave reichert was now the sheriff. now he could set priorities. even though you'd think it's the last thing a new guy would do, remind people of a failure, the murders still haunted him. what would you have me do if it were your daughter on the list? you would have me investigate that case until i tracked that person down. >> reichert knew that tom jenson, the sole remaining detective from the original task force, left alone to babysit the case for more than a decade, had not wavered. >> keep going. that's all you can do. keep plugging away. >> dna technology was much more sophisticated now and reichert and jenson believed that something detectives had done about a decade before, collecting dna from potential suspects, could

phillips'. >> heather: welcome back, taking a look at some of the stories topping the headlines, bachmann, perry and gingrich campaigning in iowa but romney is in new hampshire, ron paul is in his native texas. federal investigators clearing infamil baby formula. it's linked to recent cases of infections that killed one newborn. walmart and other retailers pulled the cans as a precaution. >> possible break for a missing woman. they found a body near the home. they are waiting on test results to see if it is in fact her body. >> gregg: you might say the cup run eth over. they are expected to see record-breaking sales this weekend and economists say we can all drink to. casey stegall is live in los angeles. case so the champagne beat right now. why an increase? >> reporter: i probably didn't have to do with interviews for experts for this story because i fancy myself as a bit of champagne connoisseur myself. increase is on par with what we're seeing on the luxury goods market where sales are up, triple-digits for high end brands. this boost is not just because of holiday sales it's happening year round. bottles produced in champagne region of france are the only on