i'm carrying an ak-47.and i choose to fire that weapon in a public setting and kill an innocent person, a child, and i can claim i was defending myself? if you're a convicted felon, use a gun, take a life, go directly to jail. enough said. tracy in pennsylvania says, housing projects are residential so of course they have kids. but poverty breeds crime so the residents have to live in fear all the time. so they have guns to protect themselves from the criminals that also have guns and they learn to live with it we like to turn a blind eye to it. they can't just lock their kids inside all the time. so if we want this to stop, we need to reach down and pull people up out of poverty. tracey, write a note to glenn beck. good luck with that message! visit our crime page at cnn.com/crime. we'll be right back. >>> a 9-year-old caught in the cross fire during a shootout in her housing project dies, but who fired the fatal shot and why? >>> i'm jami floyd. this is the "best defense." well, we have a missing witness.

ak?ause there are reports that there were two. >> reporter: correct. correct. only came from one, which is why the police don't believe there was another shooter there, which is also why the defense is throwing out the possibility that there was a shell catcher, brass catcher, attached to the other gun that caught the casings being spit out of the weapon as it was being fired. that has to be the explanation for why they didn't recover casings in another nearby location from a different gun. all 20 casings were from the same gun. >> isn't that clever. with all my experience of shooting aks and actually, i do have some experience shooting aks, there was no shell catcher on it because it's in a war zone. who the heck cares if your casings end up on the ground in a war zone. the real ones over in afghanistan and iraq. that's where i have seen aks before. i want to jump in with this whole thing and let viewers know i'm not for an instant suggesting that damon darling or any of his disciples ou

an ak-47 would have gone in and out if it was a direct shot t.y had slowed down but if darling stayed in the vicinity of his porch or the house he had been at and shot straight east, then he could have got sherdavia and there were strike marks on the side of her house. i don't know that they'll be able to say exactly who fired it except that darling admits to possessing an ak. he says that it was given to him by jervis andrews. it was an assault weapon that was fired and killed sherdavia. the shot was fired in the direction that darling was firing at larose. not the direction of larose firing at darling. so there is evidence that comes from his mouth, larose's mouth, as well as other witness that is will support that it was darling who did the shooting. i don't know. i don't know about a third person but they never did get a gun so -- >> yeah. it is fairly complicated. i think the way you explained it makes it easier to understand for us, beth. quick question for you here. we mentioned and you talked about damon darrelling with an ak-47. did he g

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john turner says he grabbed an ak-47 and gave cover fire wednesday as about 25 people ran from taliban gunmen storming the compound. he's credited with saving their lives. >> the real heroes of this conflict were the men who died, the afghan security, the afghan police and the u.n. guards that died in this battle. i just happened to be the last man standing with a gun so i was the one who ultimately protected the people behind me from being blown up by the suicide bomber. >> that man's name is chris turner. the secretary-general called for more security for staff in afghanistan. today president obama will hear from the joint chiefs of staff about the possibility of sending more u.s. troops there. now the army and marine corps already have said that they're worried that that would make it tougher to give troops promised time at home between their deployments. >>> two burglar suspects wore disguises they just could not get rid of. it is one of the most popular stories on cnn.com. take a look. the suspects used permanent marker. duh. it did not take long to track them down for obvious rea

chris turner says he grabbed an ak-47 and gave cover fire as 25 people ran from taliban gunmen storming the compound. he is credited with saving their lives. >> the real heroes of this conflict were the men that died, the afghan security, the afghan police and, of course, the u.n. guards that died in this battle. i just happened to be the last man standing with a gun, so i was the one that ultimately protected people behind me from being blown up by the suicide bomber. >> yesterday the u.n. secretary general called for more security for u.n. staff in afghanistan. today president obama will hear from the joint chiefs of staff about the possibility of sending more u.s. troops there. the army and marine corps have already said they're worried that that would make it tougher to give troops the promised time at home between deployment. >>> the house could vote as early as next week on health care reform. democrats unveiled their final version yesterday which includes a public option. speaker nancy pelosi says they would finance the $894 billion plan with a tax on the wealthy and cost-cutting

> while the rab be by's description of michael's father might be in dispute there is no question he akthely describes the weird and ultimately self destructive world in which his famous friend lived. >> what is your opinion of these people that allowed them to have these drugs the enablers the people who gave and provided and administered drugs. >> i don't know any of these people that were still around but let's face it. it was brown nosers, hangers on that watched while michael rapidly deteriorated. >> craig is with me live. how are the grandchildren doing? >> they are doing great. on friday the judge overseeing custody of the three children said quote the kids are doing wonderfully with their grandmother as their guardian. as you know debbie rowe was granted visitation after it was initially believed she was going to go after a more substantial role. the judge said there is no reason to question the guardianship any further. >> she has the kids. >> permanent custody. >> michael is in good health. does that make it more or less perilous for dr. murray? >> powerful evidence. now he ca

we think there are a lot of ak track tifl valued stocks, but companies that haven't participated so much off the lows. but that's because they never went down that much. they're a lot closer to their highs than the stocks that got beat up the most and have risen the most off the lows. if you can understand. the banks and other cyclical stocks were really beat up at the beginning of this year. they've had the biggest percentage gains. they're still a long way to go before they're back to their old highs. >> what do i want to do with the portfolio that i'm looking for at the long term, but i want to get in on the best prices. does the market goe lower before it goes higher? >> i think short term you should be prepared for a 10% to 20% pullback. perhaps there's a little bit more risk of that given the stage we're in in the recovery. but longer termive still think it makes sense to pursue growth over value, pursue a dividend growth strategy. not necessarily for dividend yield, but dividend growth, buy companies that have the ability to sustain a dividend during difficult periods and the abil

. >> our defense, we saw a lot of guys bouncing around,aking plays and enjoying t we had to get backving fun and winning games it is way we're going to win games and not trying to win games the way people want us to win games. >> very interesting there from campbell. they weren't having fun. the locker room was a tough locker room to work this past week. it will be a much easier locker room. they're like we have to have fun, he lax, enjoy the game. we can't word yankee about what everybody else thinks. what we think in the media, what fans want us to do. they have to figure out a ay to win for them. if it happens to be 16-13 or by two points against the rams 9-7 then so be it. they'll take it any way they can get it. the plays are know how hard tots win in this league so they don't care how it looks. yeah, sure they want to go and blow people out. they'll tech them the any way they can get it. when the offense does get better, and you heard jim zorn say, they will work on that this week and maybe they'll have more success and maybe they will score more points. they have to rely on th

keep working hard day in and day out even in practice he would say, hey,ake a bad throw, keep your head up. keep working. you know, i would just look at him and how he played the game and how he tutors everybody on the field and he gets this team behind him and gets a lot of troops around so he's a great guy on and off the field and i try to do the same. >> i want to ask you both about your former teams. when we look at virginia tech i know last year you split time with taylor at qb. when you look at what taylor has been able to do so far with virginia tech what are your thoughts? we recently saw their huge win over miami. >> unbelievable win. they're on that side of the conference with miami. to get that win against what looks to be the next best competition in the acc was a huge momentum swing for virginia tech. i think he's really startg to come into his own ever since that miraculous victory over nebraska. he really seems to have gotten confidence in himself and his arm and seems like the rest of the team is believing in him a lot, too, now. >> scott, you said you do broadcasting fo

. >>> ak steel is up, raising its price target on that one by $3 to a new target of $22.50. the analyst telling clients the steelmaker is poised to improve the economy as well. with restocking. we know the inventories have been depleted. klaus kleinfeld told us that the other day. up 1%. aero po down from a neutral. outperformed the rivals this year. evaluation calls. margin gains and slowing of the economy and inventory buildup the reasons there. the stock down today. >>> the housing market has shown signs of a recovery recently. meanwhile, there is a new warning a new wave of foreclosures could be on the horizon. >>> welcome back. wynn resorts trying to cash in on macau's market. the stock rose nearly 7% in its trading debut, despite a relatively high offering price. competition in the region will soon heat up. in another first on cnbc interview today, i spoke with the ceo, steve wynn and asked him if he's worried about new competition from singapore, which has the first casino resort coming online early next year. >> i don't think it's going to have any effect on china, t

richard asked me before which was my favorite and i said ak ware. >> come on. nerd alert. nerd alert. >> i really like it though. bringing you this story because jokes aside, if you can find a way to get those kinds of classes and put your nose to the grindstone as they say, you may be able to get close to these jobs and they're pretty well paid and don't get outsourced. and also local community colleges. sometimes, there will be a big company nearby and they'll work together. the companies actually go to the school and say, we need people trained in x, y and z and they may be able to help you out. >>> gas prices are down. that is good news in a bad economy. on your ride to morning, take a look at the signs. aaa's latest tally, the average price is about $2.46. you should be paying 15 to $20 less to fill up your tank than you did last year. >>> who's going to the drive through? richard lui likes the fast food. the winner is chick-fil-a. mcdonalds, you might have thought. they got slumped in the last for making people wait too long because you had to wait an extra 15 second

always brown sugar and then burn it and flip it ak couldn'tnd cook it a little bit more. we'll try a little bit of the chicken. and then the burnt orange. and i'm not sure what you're doing with the apple about. >> it is for you and for the audience for temptation. because you have to be tempted when we cook. >> well, i would hope you're tempted when you cook because you want to eat it at the end. >> that's right. so the orange just peel it cut it in half. and put some rosemary and some sugar. and, again, it's very important to respect the first contact. don't move it for five minutes until it's really burnt. >> that's the most important they think i've thing i've wlerped today. your total $34.46. did did you where hebreak the top three? you didn't but you have the most beautiful cookbooks. great to have you here with us. come back and visit us again. and of course for all the recipes and a little bit more just log on our website at cbsnews.com/saturday. when we come back vertical horizon is back with everything you want. >> announcer: sponsored by walmart, save money, li

and you have to be accepts difference to ak tors and bring the best out in them while making sure everythinghly. so i think knowing how to balance those hats is one of the most important things going into directing. and then also being as prepared as you possibly can so that you leave some room to really have some fun. because that's what the film picks up. >> it really is fun, but it also has a lot of heart. it explores those complex mother/daughter relationship for one between ellen page and her mom in the movie. i want to show a clip. >> i'd love that. >> maybe you're being a little selfish with your mom. >> she's the one who has been shoving her agenda down my throat since day one. >> first of all, you're lucky to have a mom that even cares. and just because she's wrong about derby doesn't mean she's wrong about everything single thing. and if riley ever lies to me the way you high to your parents, he wouldn't even be able to run away because i'd break his legs. i'm just kid, honey, it was a joke. >> it looks like it could have come there your real life a little bit? >> it's very persona

it's the way we like it, not affecting anyone at this point, moving away from ak pull co-winds at 180. we'll keep an eye on it. one thing you're watching very carefully and closely is the storm system that's been popping up in parts of the northeast, a true nor'easter, this area of pressure moving off the new england coastline. with that, we can expect coastal flooding, heavy rainfall, not only that, but there's a chance we could see some snowfall, especially back towards places like pennsylvania, over in the mountains of massachusetts, back in the berkshires and heavy rainfall along the coast. something else we can expect is with the area of high pressure building up in the central plains and the low moving off new england, a lot of cold air will move into the ohio valley. very warm air moving into the desert southwest. take a look, we'll see highs today going up into 53 degrees for chicago, 48 in washington, d.c., 44 in new york and boston 57, atlanta, the cool side. warm side over in vegas and phoenix with highs in the 90s, 62 in san francisco, 77 in los angeles, and for seattle th

forces really integrated with villages and cities and then of course you have the anbar ak wake thing where you had a huge group of sunnis joining forces with u.s. troops. >> paid by american right. >> and we don't really have that kind of ally in afghanistan. it is a huge country just expansive, the terrain is really difficult and problematic. so the whole counter-insurgency may not be as applicable to afghanistan as it was in iraq. you also have to build infrastructure so that people in the villages have an alternative to life with the taliban so we're talking about schools and employment and wells and roads. it is a massive undertaking. >> and if that weren't complicated enough whether or not the united states should join forces with karzai who is corrupt at minimum and probably tried to steal this last election. >> yeah is it the devil you you know. i hate to call president karzai a devil, but obviously there are a lot of people who as i just mentioned don't have confidence in him, they don't feel as if the afghan go. is really strong enough or powerful enough to protect their int

. >>> plus, a guy chi aking hard a noise and found out he had some company. that's a great white shark. >> thank you. sounds like a good story. >>> some kids in california go to a unique school where they learn spanish first. they speak that language for most of the day, and then they learn other subjects in spanish as well. in this preview, we see one family's sacrifice to get their kids into this school. >> we're about to meet the dixons. a family of four who are so determined to get their kids into a rare educational program. >> let me get my stuff. >> reporter: they live in the foothills. the dixons could have sent their kids to any school in the country. instead, they chose jefferson elementary. a small school in lindsay, california. a farm town, where the population is 80% latino. this is what you gave everything up for? >> right. and we're very happy for the decision. >> reporter: they did it so that amos, a fourth grader and roz, a first grader, would become proficient in the language. the students didn't speak a word of spainish before they started k

they said it is better to have ak lates tossed its way rather than shoes. an iraqee journalist threw shoes at prushl. >> we have brand new dra maltic video. there you can see the water rushing through the parking lot. the building only had minor damage. more than 165 people died when the quake and tsunami hit the islands. >>> parts of arkansas got drenched will have a sunny day to dry out. what a difference 4 hours make. the driver and a student got trapped when the bus was swept off the road. a rescue crew had to ride out in a track hoe, and kick in a fron window. >>> in little rock firefighters were called to rescue kids. the water in the center was waist high. nine children and two adults had to be rescued. >> it scared me to death. i didn't know what to think. they took me to the ambulance and my little girl was in there and she was safe and sound. >> there were no reports of any injuries although parts of the state hit with rain are expected to be sunny and dry but flood warnings are still up because of rising rivers. >>> and the death of a mom who gra

we'll be into arizona and also into arkansas depending on the ar or the ak depending on where you wanto go because in arizona we are going to see winds pop up. in arkansas we are going to see the potential for severe weather. we'll take you back over here to dallas/ft. worth. dfw, for a while, richelle, all of these planes were in a big circle out here circling trying to wait for the storms to go by. they have gone by. things look a whole lot better here. one last thing i wanted to bring your attention to is melor. looks like melor. it's still a very dangerous typhoon. typhoon/cycle/hurricane, all the same thing, just different first names because of different oceans. 125 miles per hour. right there is tokyo and this is going to turn and make a run at tokyo but the good news is by the time it gets there there should be enough shear up through here, enough wind right here that'll tear the storm apart and make it only an 80-mile-per-hour storm. that's tongue in cheek 80 miles per hour. tokyo a gigantic city with all those suburbs around and have 80-mile-per-hour sustained winds in tokyo

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chris turner said he grabbed an ak-47 and gave cover fire wednesday, as about 25 people ran from taliban gunmen. he's credited with saving their lives. >> the real heros of this conflict are the men that died the afghan security, the afghan police and of course the u.n. guards that died in this battle. i just happened to be the last man standing with a gun so i was the one that ultimately protected the people behind me from being blown up by the suicide bomber. >> yesterday the urine secretary-general called for more security for u.n. staff in afghanistan, and today president obama will hear from the joint chiefs of staff about the possibility of sending more u.s. troops there. the army corps and marine corps have already said they are worried that that would make it tough torrie give troops promised time at home between deployments. >>> think fast. what halloween character does your boss remind you of? one in five worker said glinda the good witch in a careerbuilder survey, but villains got about a third of the vote. they include the wolfman, fine one minute howling the next the invisib

ak will give its first doses to preschoolers. pennsylvania will target grade school students. first batches of the vaccine in the form of nasal spray. in a week or so, shots will be ready. we've been asking what you plan to do. what's the fear factor for you? h1n1 or the shot? what are you worried about, the flu or the shot? 877-835-5456. taking e-mails at cnn.com/hln. >>> a 19-year-old accused of trying to blow up a dallas skyscraper returns to court. a judge is holding a hearing whether there's enough evidence to prosecute. hosam maher smadi charged with trying to detonate what he believed was a truck bomb beneath a 60-story building. smadi's former landlord said there was nothing suspicious about him. >> some of the people have told me that nate, he was more of a party animal than a philosopher. >> two weeks before his arrest he was pulled over for a string of traffic violation. he apparently's asking about the legal proceedings during this tape. >>> investigators have several people around round the clock surveillance in connection with a suspected plot to explode bombs in