here's what i like, cnn's abbie boudreau reporting a documentary on conservative activists tried to arrange an interview with james o'keefe, he the guy who dressed up as a pimp to run that undercover sting against a.c.o.r.n. and then was arrested for infiltrating senator mary landrieu's office. boudreau discovered that he was planning a hidden camera sting against her and cnn. the setting, a boat filled with sexual props, such as dildos and fuzzy handcuffs. >> why is his goal to get me on the boat? she said, because, on the boat he's going to be there, dressed up and he's going to have strawberries and champagne waiting for you and he was going to hit on you the whole time. >> that is a new low. even o'keefe's biggest backer, andrew breitbart demanding an explanation, calling o'keefe's plan pay tently gross and

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one of those places includes the famous abby road in london and that is where jenny wilf is standing>> as you can see behind me, there's been a steady stream of people crossing abby road replicating that famous album cover from 1969, just behind the crossing, we have got the abby road studios where so many of those famous albums were made back in the '60s and earlier "toda today there was a tribute band gathered behind me and they were singing beatles songs. and there really are people here from all over the world. i was chatting to a couple of girls from australia earlier who told me there was a webcam set up to view the crossing and they said their parents are watching them in australia, they were born after john lennon died, but they grew up on the beatles, listening to his music throughout their lifetime. >> we're taking a look at a webcam right now, we just had that up there, and it's pretty great to see what's going on from a different perspective. what about this picture about what john lennon might have looked like were he to be alive still today, of course he died right at t

find out more from abby road in london.this is the place to be. good morning. >> reporter: yes, there really is quite a crowd gathering now, they're all gathered outside this famous abby road studios, where so many of the beatles albums were recorded there's been a steady stream of people crossing the road, replicating that 1969 album cover. there's been people crossing the crossing all morning. right now they're listening to a beatles tribute band, they have just finished a walking tour of sites that were famous here in london. it's being celebrated all around the world, the 70th birthday is being marked in liverpool with a birthday party at the tavern, that's the club where the beatles and john lennon were actually discovered. they played there 293 times before their careers took off. and this morning, a sculpture has been unveiled, a sculpture of -- unveiled by john lennon's first wife cynthia and his eldest son julian and it's supposed to be britain's answer to the memorial. >> how many people are stopping traffic to cr

. >> there was a message from abby on myspace. >> hi.ist, living in the upper peninsula of michigan. she had seen a photograph nev published in a newspaper. and the two began a correspondence. out of the blue, really, sealed when abby's first painting arrived. >> we thought this, is great. >> reporter: so, nev sends her more photos. >> a new painting. here we go. >> reporter: within two months of their first e-mail exchange, nev had become facebook friends with a small throng of abby's family, friends and followers. >> abby, angela, megan. vince, alex. >> cousin. >> joelle. >> reporter: all-told, that's 15 on the old facebook family tree. this is the babysitter? >> yeah. i kind of had a crush on her. >> reporter: but the crush pealed next to the avalanche coming towards nev. megan had began posting and posing. >> i don't know that much about her. >> reporter: but falling madly in love. >> she was smoking hot. >> reporter: ready to take a lover's leap, nev ditches the digital and sends a postcard. >> since all of our communications have b

to try to seduce him. >> on this one i will grant him this, i don't think it was right to go after abbieit. but cnn has been conspicuously vicious and has lied throughout james o'keefe's entire career. with the acorn story they say he selected edited stuff. when it came to watergate junior where he went to senator landers' office, they say he was trying to wiretap a senator's office. they lied every step of the way. it is no wonder he has a problem. >> why not just go live and clear it up if he doesn't want it to be edited down? >> you read my post on friday. i think that james -- he is a new media entity that wants to get publicity, and i think he should go on national television and explain himself. >> he wants it to be mysterious. >> i think it would have been better if he tried to punctuation a male like bruno did with ron paul. they don't mind if you punk a guy, but if you punk a girl -- >> and obviously there is a double standard. if somebody on the left were to do it against somebody on the right -- but he has to understand the conservative audience has strict standards. they don'

abbie has been trying to seduce me to use me, in order to espinosa lie about me. going to seduce her, on camera, to use her for a video. this bubble-headed-bleach-blonde who comes on at five will get a taste of her own medicine. when we asked james about the cnn caper document he emailed us this statement. quote. that is not my work product. when it was sent to me i immediately found certain elements highly objectionable and inappropriate and did not consider them for one minute following it. but that doesn't appear to be true. cnn has obtained a series of emails from izzy santa that she says reveals james' true intentions. in this e-mail seven days before the e-mail james records this conversation with me. you must have reasons to meet with me. whatever you want. i guess first thing is can you do the 16th, 17th or 18th? do any of those days work? >> yeah. >> then writes getting closer. audio attached of conversation with abbie. what do you think of her reaction, guys. then do you think i can get her on the boat? been is a fellow activist and mentor of james. the

tom and abby, i want to thank you and your colleagues for stepping up during an amazing hour of need.

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my name is abbie. i'm a 23-year resident of north beach. and a teacher at a pre-k through eighth grade school in north beach. the opportunity for a new library has really been a reallyying cause at our school -- rallying cause as our schoolso, please picture next to me at least 200 parents and 200 children in their pajamas, standing next to me. i've been involved in this project since my son was 6 years old. he's now 13. i have felt very involved and very informed about this project. i've been to meetings, presentations, brainstorms at the library, at the clubhouse, on the playground and even at my school. i've watched the street closing, i've studied the plans and i also can honestly say i read the e.i.r. online. so i feel that this e.i.r. well documents our neighborhood's urgent needer to more park sfathe space and a new library. the e.i.r. also documents that this elegant and efficient solution was developed with enthusiastic seven-year-long community involvement. please support the e.i.r. and make our involvement worth while and meaning

tom and abby, i want to thank you and your colleagues for stepping up during an amazing hour of need. much. and you for being our friend and our partner many years. -- thank you very much. thank you for being our friend and partner many years. >> i want to thank the entire board. it is an honor to work at san francis. -- at st. francis. i have been in the community for many years, and st. francis is an honor to me because it serves the community and its mission. this was an example of how we did not have to ask anybody to respond. everybody did automatically. it was just what can we do. it was an extraordinary response. this morning, on my way into the hospital, one of my residents came down the street and said, "you are one of the people who helped me." it was really cool. she went on and on about how comfortable -- how comforting it was. it set her on the path to recovery. she lost everything in the fire. she said, "i still have the shoes you gave me, and i will return them to you." i said, "it is ok. you can keep the shoes." it was our pleasure to step up. we were impressed with th

a very happy abby guerra, returned home to her family on tuesday.t didn't happen. >> i'm thankful to have my girl back. >> reporter: this fatal car accident would create a mixup at the hospital, leaving the guerra family to believe that abya died in the wreck. a few days later, her identity was revealed and found out she was alive. abby guerra has proven to be a fighter. >> we are ahead on the second half. we're looking forward to see her walking again and playing again. >> yay. >> we want to thank them, just because they've been there through everything. and they've helped me. >> abby's family is trying to change the law in arizona, so families can view bodies within 24 hours. they say the tragic mixup would not have happened if that was allowed. >>> a federal advisory panel is now recommending 16-year-olds get a booster vaccine against bacterial meningitis. that's because two popular vaccines usually given at age 11 or 12, don't work as long as doctors had hoped. and teens are most vulnerable in college. >>> now, to diane sawyer, who has a preview

and the championship at five three up in the third the twenty year old thus becoming the twenty one abby so the world rankings replacing the injured serial williams as number one. that's right you know i'm really happy i'm really happy about the way i've been playing you know it's a win here in beijing a special feeling especially after reaching the number one. bird in the above joke of age came out on top in the all the rain delayed final in beijing these defeating spain's defeat there are to successfully defend he's lost his title no real trouble for world number two in that one joke which cruising to a six two six four win and the second a.t.p. title of the season. and staying in china but moving to shanghai and the last us which ticked off on monday with chill for its old guy usually disposing off the list sounds a lot as the frenchman winning seven states sixty three still stands to take three series. returning to the game our framing engine. now n.b.a. teams coming to europe during pre-season has long become a staple of the basketball here and what better place for the russian ella

for a year the crew will work day and night the dogs are also keeping themselves busy at dawn when abby was still asleep they chased away a polar bear and many other challenges faced them in the next twelve months for these very tough expedition exiting the church of r r t from the arctic and you can follow you can say retro his trip to the arctic on line just go to their blog section on our website at r.t. dot com. all the terrorist assault to have masterminded september's market blast that killed nineteen people in russia's republic of north are said here have been tried down that's according to the head of the country's security services who says the case has now been closed three militants have been arrested and two more were shot in a gun battle houses tom barton has the details of forests in the north caucuses region managed to find to track down some of the suspected mastermind of this attack three of them arrested two of them more than the start of a gun battle and they were shot dead this case in question concerned this september interview. to cut costs in the north caucuses wh

you remodel up so with two races remaining in brazil and average abby for ariz along as i was leadingthe overall drivers' championship by eleven points after leapfrogging what weapon of red bull lewis hamilton is a further ten points back from mclaren sebastian vettel has two hundred six points twenty five behind his fellow red bull driver jenson button is fifth on a hundred later nine points and his chances of taking the title and i was severely dented after he finished twelfth in south korea. i was to ice hockey nowhere in the k h l in the only game of the day came back to snatch a late streets to win a time to deny moments this is legit one meal after the first period and both sides scored a goal pace in the second but in the final third home side played level and carol. graps the late twenty's go for the railway man as he converted a power play in less than two minutes to go. finally golf and italian teenager manassero has become the youngest ever winner on the european tour with a four shot victory at the castello masters in valencia the seventeen year old began the day two strok

for a year the crew will work day and night the dogs are also keeping themselves busy at dawn when abby was still asleep they chased away a polar bear and many other challenges faced them in the next twelve months for these very tough expedition exiting the church of r.t.e. from the arctic. live from moscow you're with are two still to come for you in the program last time in afghanistan. we went to st louis look at how the u.s. led war in afghanistan is forcing thousands of children onto the streets for survival. but first it's been terminator time in moscow with arnold schwarzenegger in town and fighting climate change is what's being focused on today and the california governor's again been putting some shorts on megger simplicity to even the most complex of issues are to his katrina as are what is following his visit hi there kaja so the former hollywood strong mounds turned his attention to saving the planet today what's he been saying. all arnold schwarzenegger has said a lot of things of course with everybody eagerly lapping up what he asked to say of course him being quite a fam

and again at 11:00. >> abbie. good to see you as always.nk you so much. >>> coming up we'll pair problems and problem solvers for the future of food production. fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum ta tum tum tums >>> now, this week, cnn has been taking a "a closer look" at the dinner table. we've been calling it eat oocra. mind, body spirit. we have a zodoozy here. we see this contraption up here. this contraption itself. growbot garden. sum that up for me. >> we're doing research how to design technology for local small scale farming. the way we do that we work with formers to design them together. we have workshops and other types of activities, where we come and say here's interesting things we do with robotics. here's challenges we have about the local small scale organic farms, and we work together to prevent possible solutions for the projects. >> when you talk farming you think arkansas, georgia and simple folks not sophisticated when it comes to doing farming. they've bee

11. >> 8 and 1 1 eastern, called "right on the edge" by our special investigations correspondent, abbieeau, very interesting. >>> all right. here we go the president expected in the east room at any moment now to talk about some big staff changes at the white house. he is expected to talk about his now present chief of staff, which is going to be his chief of staff very soon. believe he is leaving to go to chicago to run for mayor there. we are talking about rahm emanuel. rahm emanuel says it is the only other job that he would ever want. we are following this. you are not going to miss any of it. we are back in a moment here on cnn. those details coming up after the break. ♪ check your email messages ♪ check the money in the bank ♪ check the gas in the tank ♪ check the flava from your shirt ♪ ♪ make sure your pits don't stank ♪ ♪ check the new hairdo, check the mic one two ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm about to drop some knowledge right on top of you ♪ ♪ you check a lot of things already why not add one more ♪ ♪ that can help your situation for sure ♪ ♪ check your credit score ♪ free-credit-score-dot

fans gathering on abby road. now, in liverpool, a sculpture was unveiled by john lennon's first wife, cynthia, and his eldest son, julian. >>> in new york city, a documentary with never-before-seen footage of john lennon will be see in central park. the film depicts his life with his wife and son. there are stories that work closest with him. >> he deliberately put his d string out of tune. he would tune up and then turn the d flat, and i would ask him, why do you do that? why do you flat the d string? he said because when we used to make the beatles records, they would go on the radio and my aunt mimi would say, john, is one of these guitars, you, and he would say that one, you hear the one slightly out of tune, that's me. >> joining me now is the writer and director, and congratulations on the film. it's a great one. >> nice to be here. >> we were watching the clip together, and you said people love that story. why that is? is that something behind the scenes where you would have said i never would have known t

and they gathered just outside the famous abby road studios.have been a steady stream of fans. although there are celebrations here, and right around the world and john lennon was born 70 years ago today. and it's very difficult to believe, because of his music, and he will never really grow old. ♪ imagine all the people ♪ ♪ living life in peace >> reporter: 30 years ago the unimaginable happened. he was shot dead outside his new york apartment before his dream of peace could be realized. >> all his political songs really have a lot of meaning right now for people, and i think that's why people listen to his songs. >> reporter: what many of the fans didn't know was that john lennon was already taken, and married to cynthia. together they had a son, julian, who told "daybreak" this week that john struggled with fatherhood. >> you know, i appreciate what he has done, and i understand what he went through, and why things were the way they were. ♪ all we are saying ♪ >> reporter: lennon married and had a seconds son. paying tribute to his music in

. >> we took our questions to abby learner of the transportation department. >> the meters do not specify that you can use. however, if you try to put in a dollar coin it will not fit through the slot. >> reporter: the alexandria city council has authorized the replacement of all of its single-space parking meters in old town at the cost of $1,250,000 to taxpayers. >> we feel that we are going to address the problem, the issue by replacing those meters. >> this is a classic case of literally nickeling and diming taxpayers to death. make bad meters, tell them to figure out the instructions and then say don't worry about it because we will spend more money to replace the ones we have any way. >> reporter: city officials insist the new multi-space meters like this will pay for themselves in two years and will be customer friendly by accepting credit cards. andrea mccarren, 9 news now. >>> for more stories like this one from where you live, go to wusa9.com. find your community in the where you live section and keep up with what is happening in your neighborhood. got a story or news tip? we wa

we'll talk tech etiquette with the "dear abby" of such matters when we come back here on "the early showck or treat. weren't you guys just here? no. yes. no. [ female announcer ] make halloween the most fun night of the year. walmart has this candy for an average of 20% less than other stores. save money. live better. walmart. ♪ [ female announcer ] nutri-grain -- one good decision... ♪ ...can lead to another. ♪ ♪ ...made with real fruit and now with more of the whole grains your body needs. nutri-grain can help you eat better all day. nutri-grain can help you >>> it's 7:55. time for news headlines from cbs 5. i'm sydnie kohara. >>> san jose firefighters on the scene of a large fire east of downtown. it started around 4:00 this morning at 26th and east santa clara streets. there is extensive damage to a fabric store but no reports of any injuries. >>> palo alto-based tesla motors the electric auto make her show off its new factory today. its all part of the former nummi plant in fremont, which closed back in april. it will be at least a year, though, before the factory is ready to start

this is a woman who writes sort of a dear abby column in the u.k. independent.is in the context of the debate whether they should legalize euthanasia they have socialized form of medicine. to save money why don't they allow euthanasia to happen. people who are terminally ill are going all the way to switzerland to interest v. themselves -- >> bill: euthanasia under a doctor's supervision for terminal illnesses is a lot different than to put the pillow over a head of a child who has a disability. >> how do you determine who is disabled enough to get the pillow? this is so ridiculous. so a kid who has cerebral palsy suddenly that's disabled enough to shorter -- smother the kid? >> that's so ridiculous. the far left accused the right when we were discussing health care reform in this country of death panels and saying we were going to have death panels under obama care. how does this sound to you. >> bill: that's in england. >> this is what is coming to america. >> bill: if somebody said that to the united united states thed be in trouble. >> this is outside the ma

in fact, prominent social conservatives like tony per kins and mike hub abby have complained over thel issues. what jim demint did by coming out and talking about this, what others have started to do is if you can't beat 'em, join them. they've been unable to get the tea party to stop the tea party's momentum. and so now they want to co-opt the tea party's message. because the bottom line is is that the movement itself, the energy in the conservative movement is around the tea party, which is about limiting the size and scope of government. i mean, jim demint calls himself a limited government conservative, yet his idea of a limited government is one large enough to be policing the sex lives of our public school teachers. i mean, the idea is completely and totally insane, and it completely flies in the face of what the tea party movement stands for. >> do you think you're going to get a chance to vote for on the republican ticket for president next time a candidate who does not pander to this wing of the republican party? >> look, i think that we're going to have a lot of great candid

take a step in the right direction. >> abby, how does it work out for you?ought into the plan? or are you as much -- >> yes. >> you have? >> yes, because it takes a teen to do all this. when they go grocery shopping they're tired. so we need to put stuff away. we need to help make the food. we have to do chores. we have to hold our own in the house. it's not like we're dead weight just living there. >> joe, i'm thinking you're being denied something. whenever i hear somebody being cheap i think, oh, something's being denied. >> i put aside a certain amount of money each week to go out to lunch with some of my friends from school. the places we go out to are the same price as the food that we would get at the school and better quality. >> steve and annette, you said you want people to do baby steps here. but realistically, when you become a black belt, as you are, can you cut your grocery bill, what, a third, a half, what? >> we spend 60% less than the average american family on food for our family. so, yeah. >> and lester, i'd just like to say, and i've said

. >> abby is going as a princess. >> i have this dress for $5.99.a for $2.50 and these shoes for $8. >> joe is going as a spy. >> this french coat is perfect for my spy costume and half price. this briefcase is $7. they will mark it down to $3.50. these are 99 cents. they seem pretty legit. >> the economides insist you can have cheap costumes and still win the contest. >> if you have the money and want to splurge on a contest, do it. if you don't have the money, being creative can provide an awesome halloween costume for you, for pennies. >> these are the authors of "cut your grocery bill in half," here with two of their children, abby and joe, in full costume. good morning. the prices, when you think about, they're expensive, that's how cheap you are. 14, $15 for the scarecrow. >> $4 for the pirate. >> $4 total? >> i used a lot of stuff from home. >> i was $16.50. >> $19.50. >> that's really not bad. one of the things, you do use things you already had. you don't throw things out from last year, you save it. you have a big box laying around? >> the

. >> osgood: come together is the title of a song john lennon sang on the beatle's album abby road. as it happens it's a title that could also be given to a recent and remarkable family reunion. anthony mason will let us join the party. >> reporter: julian and sean lennon grew up in different countries but they're close. for first time together, the brothers talk about their relationship as the often divided lennon family stages a surprising reunion. you've decided to give peace a chance. >> it's just not worth the stress. >> reporter: john lennon's family, altogether now. later on sunday morning. >> osgood: say the words dog whisperer and there's only one man you could possibly mean: this morning lesley stahl and friends will be paying him a visit. >> reporter: it's been called a disneyland for dogs. but the official name of this ranch is the dog psychology center. i wanted you to meet my dog. i brought my new puppy in for a private consultation. what are they doing to my child? >> in order for her to be part of the pack she must surrender. >> reporter: she did, right? >> she did.

. >> we're looking at video where you photo shopped yourself, picture yourself and meghan, who is abby'swant to give away the ending. you fall in love, i think, with this gal, meghan, and this is the point where it goes beyond virtual and you pick up the phone and you talk to her. play the clip and talk on the other side. >> hey, meghan. hey, it's nieve. >> hi, how are you. >> your voice is not at all what i expected. no, it's -- really, it's a terrific voice. you never really think of the voice when you only know somebody in a certain way. i happen to think my voice is sort of irritating. thank you. >> so, were you really in love? >> i was head over heels for this girl. we talked on the phone -- that was the first conversation. we were talking after that, almost every day, 30 minutes, an hour and a half. you really start to open up someone in a long distance relationship. and you start to trust them. and i was ready to leave everything behind in new york city and move to michigan and live on this farm with her and take care of horses and yeah, i really thought i was going to go for it.

start asking themselves what, not what the family can do for them but what they do for the family >> abby help with the groceries. >> mom and dad go shopping and we all put it away and sometimes reorganize the shelves which is a pain in the neck and label boxes with the date they come in. >> and cut your grocery bill in half. go to "fox and friends". we'll have all of the information up there. thank you so much. guys. great tippings. coming up on the hoes, flying makes people nervous and a plan to build a firing range near an airport. a gun range near an airport. a heated debate is next. >> for one county in colorado wants a build a shooting range. a few miles from denver international airport and f.a.a. and dhs say it will pose to threat to low flying planes. commissioner and a peelt, good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> it's scary when you see the headline, a gun range near a major international airport. what is your fear when it comes to low flying planes in relation to this gun range? >> he think it's a very simple issue. if a bullet should go astray somewhere during an ai

abby, did you -- five-minute break. >> former cia and nsa director michael hayden, on criminal law, national security, and the first amendment. a short break now, about five minutes, as they prepare for the next panel. that will be on prosecuting and defending cases involving classified information. we'll have more live coverage from the museum in washington in a few minutes. four -- from the newseum in washington in a few minutes. tonight we will be live at 8:00 eastern with the colorado governor's debate. live coverage of that at 8:00 eastern here on c-span3 while we wait for the next discussion, a look at it -- here on c-span. while we wait for the next discussion, a look at house races. c-span of local content vehicles are visiting congressional districts to look at the most closely contested house races in the midterm elections. >> we are literally drawing the attention of the country into the grassroots race to make sure that pelosi is removed as a speaker, and this seat makes a difference not just in congress but in the actual policy and the direction this country will go. >> hoosiers