the mother of a missing 5-year-old girl on charge of child abuse, may be the least shocking of the akan diegos against her. >>> plus, how much money do you think a perfect cow is worth? well, this one is the bovine version of best in show, and you've got to hear how much someone paid for it. >>> hey there. thanks for having us over. this is hln. will i'm virginia cha. >>> president obama landed in china this morning, the third stop of his tour in asia. earlier today he covered ground negotiating a new nuclear agreement with russia. he met the president at an international summit in singapore, wornging to replace the treat country that expires next month. the president said things look good. >> in our first meeting when i traveled at moscow, we arrived an understanding that it made sense for our two countries to begin reducing further our nuclear stockpiles. our negotiators have made excellent progress over the last several months, our goal continues to be to complete the negotiations and to be able to sign a deal before the even of t end of the year. i'm confident that if we work hard

would have had -- i don't think we would have had a different -- maybe not a different outcome, but akwould have been more successful in generating that vote that they had registered. but i think that they had to get the vote out on election day and, of course, we all heard stories about the lines and the waiting. when you talk to them, about all the vans that they rented. john and i did interviews with the coordinators in mahoning. all the vans and all the people, they seemed to know really what to do on election day. it wasn't like the old party wood leader. he was there, who knew who voted, who dent, and could get the people out to vote. that knowledge wasn't there, and these college kids running around and didn't really know what to do. so i think there was a bottle neck on turnout. but to go to our story and what we've been doing, that struck us, struck me as an interesting characteristic, especially as we fast forward from 2004 to 2008. the obama campaign didn't contract the work out. they decided that, in the case of mahoning, this might be overstated, if mitigate my arguments,

three days after inauguration i went back home to miami and there was someone with an ak-47 in a crowd of 50 people, who went on a rampage, killing some and wounding others. my conservative is thatepidemic celebrating, yes. but there is an epidemic of violence in our community for our young people, they are killing one another. how can we stem this tide? how can our organizations and our elected officials work together to stem the tide, to bring back the pride in our community and the village environment that we once had? in the churches. in our schools. because our kids are killing each other. and we have to do something about it. it is an epidemic -- of epidemic proportions. thank you. >> thank you very much, one more question, do we have any questions on this side of the room? okay. one more question. from my left. >> good evening, i'm george gardener, i'm a student at howard university school of law, third year student at the school of law and my question is not legal but more practical. essentially, i guess my question is -- for any of the panelists but what would you say to i gue

but she was an ak trels. i found that show entertaining. and now sort of real life, it's not entertaining for me anymore. >> she lost a lot of weight on the jenny craig diet. they paid me. that's how you lose weight these days. if you pay me, i'll lose weight. oprah, they should just pay her and she'll lose weight again. >> paying people motivates them to do it. >> you didn't pay me. i had to lose the weight. >> he's saying -- you're saying if you pay someone, they might give up the addiction? no. >> listen. look at celebrity rehab programs i do. most of these people were not interested in recovery. but they were interested in being on tv and being paid. and their lives were changed. we motivated them to get into treatment. >> what makes you think they'll not go back to their behavior at the end of the -- >> of course, they could. >> are they cured? >> no one's cured. but they're doing better than average. >> do you think people on reality shows, which you were on, are addicted to tv? addicted to the spotlight? >> it depends on how you got

military may reduce the number of jets it uses to protect against air at that aks.er 9/11, the military dedicated dozens of planes to that report. they have ordered a review of the system. if the chances of air attacks have decreased, the officials say the military could free up the crews for other megs. >>> three teens have pleaded not guilty to setting egg 15-year-old on fire. all three are charged with attempted murderer. prosecutors say they poured alcohol on meek al brewer and set him on fire. apparently it was a dispute over money and a bike and a game. brewer has burns over 65% of his body. >> i know i couldn't do what he's doing. if this had happened to me, i probably wouldn't be here. he's incredibly strong and he's my hero. he really is. i tell him every day. >> the other day he wanted to talk to his uncle canny, i let him put the phone up to his ear. he said, dan, i got hurt. i'm in the hospital. >> witnesses told police that one of the boys set fire to the brewer while the other two encouraged the attack. brewer jumped into the swimming pool to put out t

i echo your words about senator ak ka ka. graduate school to work here in washington, d.c. for the defense department i was turned down for my first credit card because i didn't have two years of job experience. and now the credit card companies send applications to my children and my dog, and we didn't have payday loans and we didn't have a host of other very complicated products. mauer gajs were something you could actually read as opposed to being a stack of papers an inch thick. so it is a much more complicated world. we do not in my home state have financial education as a required part of a high school degree. it's something i've talked about for a long time. it is a challenge for our children to go out in the world and be poorly prepared for the complexity of basic financial decisions that will face them. i offer to assist you in any way i can in that area. i thank the chair for putting together superb discussion draft, one that takes so seriously the challenge that we face in rewriting the rules for wall street, rules

and it was somewhat with an ak-47 in a crowd of 50 people who went on a rampage, killing some, wounding others. my concern is that there's an epidemic, although we should be celebrating, yes. but there's an epidemic of violence in our communities where our young people are killing one another. how can we stem this tide? how can our organizations and our elected officials work together to stem the tide, to bring back the pride in our communities and the village environment that we once had in the churches, in our schools? because our kids are killing each other. and we have to do something about it. it's an epidemic proportions. thank you. >> thank you very much. one more question. do we have any questions on this side of the room? from my left. >> good evening. my name is george gardener. i'm a student of howard university school of law. third year student. my question is not necessarily legal but more practical. essentially -- i guess my question is for any of the panelists. but i guess what would you say to i guess aspiring current elected represents, particularly those at the local l

we'll be giving, a tremendous stage for the jihad to a spouse ake fun the jihad to a spouse of the wayur constitution and for us to bring them, someone caught in a military battlefield o' a foreign land into civilian cou)t is unprecedented. these terrorists were not arrested by police officers in the united states of america. they were we timed o detained u rules of war and now we're going to try and fit that into a civilian court and i don't understand why we're doing this. host: have you heard from mr. holder about the decision? guest: he has never acknowledged nor as mr. obama acknowledged or asked the families about this decision. the families were left completely out of it. immediately when we sent a letter or actually not we, i wasn't involved yet. the families of september 11th over 300 family members sending letters to him questioning the "táo this day has never been acknowledged. host: no one from the white house or attorney general? guest: not at all. host: if you want to ask mr. brown about this. republicans (202) 737-0001. (202) 628-0205 for independents. you can twitter or

ak sales tax revenue growth and that will hit cities very hard the depend on sales taxes. it also means fairly weak income tax we will go live to capitol hill. senate democratic leaders are offering their reaction to the health care vote today. >> they should not be afraid to debate. this is the united states senate. the two senators that led the way in this whole process are standing with me tonight. we are sorry that max baucus is not here. there are elements of this bill that senator dodd has worked on for years, issues that you have worked on for many years are now part of this legislation. we can see the finish line, but we are not there. we have not yet crossed that line. the road ahead is a long stretch. we can see the finish line. we have the momentum that will keep this process moving. i have no doubt. we know that not what -- not all 100 senators agree, but we must move forward they agree on the vast majority. probably more than 90% for sure. all democrats know that now is the time to make sure that all americans have access to affordable health care. when this d

and scott con roy on sarah from ak average steven gillon follows the transfer of power following theennedy assassination. a u.s. financial crisis on "after words." naomi prince on "it takes a pillage." she's interviewed by bernie sanders. find entire schedule on booktv.org. >> monday, the wireless spectrum and improving broad band service in the u.s. julius genachowi ask maps out his goals for the agency on "the communicators" on c-span 2. "washington journal" continues. host: we want to welcome tom udal. guest: thank you. good to be here. host: the only senator not to vote was the senator of ohio. is there anything in this health care bill that you don't like? guest zpwest well, there are two things that i have real concerns about. i guess you can phrase it you don't like. one would be i represent a state that's 10% native american. when you talk about health care reform, there needs to be major reform in in indian country. one of the things that isn't in there is the reaught slation of the indian health service. that is something that should be in there. we've talked about it being

let's stop and remember army corporal from indiana killed in iraq a paratrooper on ak second tour. he loved sports, baseball, football, e-mailing family back home. leaves behind mom and stepfather and widow and high school sweetheart, molly and 6-year-old little girl madeleine. cody punnam, american hero. thank you to our guests and a special good night to the new york control room. good night dean, norm, rosy, aka evil. everyone, i'll see you tomorrow night at 8:00 sharp eastern. until then, good night, friend. >>> tonight on the joe behar show, and then funny lady fran dresher shares her unique views on politics and the joys of going organic. >>> and levi johnson and carrie prejean sex tape and a lot more coming up. >>> kathy griffin and the new holiday outlook. will she be naughty or nice? what do you think? and jon and kate. these two are like thanksgiving dinner. there's always more room. and ian mckellen. all of this and more starts now. >>> these a comedian and a self-proclaimed and she has a new album called "sucking it for the holidays." hello, how are you? >> the two red

according to to a copy obtained by radaronline.com the ak dress left $4.5 million to redmond. other beneficiaries include her nephew, father and a former boyfriend. the will was dated august of 2007. >>> defense secretary robert gates has blocked the release of any new photos that appear to show americans abusing foreign detainees. the obama administration told the supreme court gates is using his new powers provided by a law signed last month. the aclu sued to have them released. the lower court supported that. in particular there is about 44 pictures this is about. gates said the release would put u.s. citizens and service members in danger. you've been comments, debating, discussing this topic all day, whether or not you think those pictures should be released. rachel and clyde gave us their comments to our views cam. >> my opinion is that, yes, it should be released. i think the people have a right to know what is going on. >> i don't think they should bother to release them. i think it would affect the security of this -- of this united states. >> okay. got an e-mail from