his father died in 1994 soon after the general briefed president carter. in 1995 there was a revolt in the sixth chord near the chinese border the entire core revolted and kim jong-il found out about it from the commanding general of the core. and his response was to send one of his best divisions and killed everybody in sight and most of the officer cadres and those who were not killed escape to china where they still exist and promoted the general who is now the chief of the generals staff and p'yongyang and so he figured out the first year of his leadership how to prevent malnutrition and health issues from hurting so just kill everybody who may be revolting against you. a pretty good plan. also to replace the legacy systems is at major issue for a fed dprk so north korea was heavily subsidized by the soviet union through 1990 the fourth generation the military equipment was summed mig-29s but nothing since 1990. since that time the south korean military has been building hour -- indigenous tanks of factory -- tanked looking like they came out of the am

as far back as jimmy carter, change has been a constant theme. >> jimmy carter, a leader for a changeu join us in this crusade. >> every candidate has to say change. that's what american people expect. >> reporter: what does an incumbent president run on? looking at convention speeches, presidents up for reelection emphasis experience. >> i'm wiser tonight than four years ago. >> they acknowledge shortcomings. >> we've made mistakes and learned from them. >> it was a mistake to go along with the democratic tax increase. >> they tout achievements. >> in 1980, we asked the people of america, are you better off than you were four years ago? we have every reason now four years later to ask that same question again, for we have made a change. >> reporter: they look to the future. >> hope is back, and america, we are on the right track to the 21st century. >> they sell themselves as the steady hands in trying times. >> i believe this nation wants steady, consistent principled leadership, and that's why, with your help, we will win this election. >> reporter: president obama is honing his me

carter: mr. chairman, i reserve a point of order on the gentlewoman's amendment. the chair: a point of order is reserved. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from california for five minutes in support of her amendment. ms. richardson: mr. chairman, as former chair and current ranking member on the homeland security emergency preparedness subcommittee and member of the transportation and infrastructure committee, i offered this amendment in good faith to save lives and to protect american citizens. like my republican colleague, chairman king, i have a strong concern with the current appropriations bill in its current form which in and of it self could potentially cause dangerous threats to our national security by drastically cutting vital response and prevention programs, leaving americans and their visitors vulnerable when we are most in time of need. my amendment will make great strides to remedy this danger by ensuring that the department of homeland security secretary allocates $50 million f

i'm in this room with jimmy carter and roslyn carter and myself and i was sort of the expert on what was going on with north korea. so i had my spiel and after it was over he said oh, it sounds very interesting. by the way, i was really impressed with roslyn because she was like the moderator who would ask me the questions that jimmy carter wanted to know the answers to. at the end jimmy carter said to me, he said, do you see this letter, he said i haven't read it but it's a letter that president clinton insisted that i give to kim l sun and i'll give this to him and i expect to be in seoul in seven days and we broke up and they got in their aircraft and they flew to north korea. only time an aircraft has flown between south korea and north korea. usually they go by service transportation or go into china and come in and instead of staying there seven days, he stayed there seven days and when he came back out he got the whole country team to brief and at the end of it -- i mean, at the beginning he said, you know, i was only going to stay for seven days but i had to stay 10 days and

sergeant carter was 37 years old. this morning's funeral service will be held at 11:00 at the fairfield community center. >>> this morning an east bay family mourning the loss of a loved one, a decorated soldier on his third tour of duty overseas. the pentagon says specialist kevin hilaman was killed in afghanistan on thursday when insurgents attacked his unit. he joined in 2003, served in the infantry. during his three deployments overseas, he earned the purple heart and bronze star. the 28-year-old was most recently from albany. >>> dozens of people coming together to pray for an east bay teenager in critical but stable condition after a sand collapsed on him. he was with his church group at sunset beach near watsonville when the accident happened. members of creekside church have gathered each night for prayer vigils. more than 150 people have come to those gatherings. has family created a website posting updates on his condition. they say the 17-year-old is being slowly weaned off of drugs that are keeping him sed

president carter said to us, "governors, go to japan. persuade them to make here what they sell here." so, off

. >> we haven't seen it since the jimmy carter years. >> and water gate. >> yes, he never used that word. >> but a sense of what the country in trouble . we have now the debt, we have question of are we going to make it in the world and what happened to the economy. both partis and remember something that is important. right now, what is building up in the country, is a great opposition to both parties in

delight of the fans ferrari will hit the capital's rights for the first time thirty eight year old john carter physicality will represent a once most famous and successful team on the islands that anything musser taking a break had of july's is a shadow. we believe that this event piece an opportunity to make. the no religion in the culture of our sport from one who grew up in new countries. meet. the support of the more understandable and more close to the fans which is the fundamental thing for someone. and finally the champagne corks have been popping in the hometown of goals new u.s. open champion rory mcilroy this was the moment of the twenty two year old sank the winning pots lang's his first major title and complete a fairytale story once upon a time this is where it all began for him at his local hollywood golf course back

when jimmy carter was in, you know, oscar, that he was one of the greatest president ever, he took a bum deal with the iran

the collective voice is otherwise known as new tory carter all true traditional jews are religiously opposed to the creation and existence of israel then it's like it was it is it has latched itself to was a terrible painful movement of zionism which is the ideology behind the state of israel in its hijab the story is forbidden according to rabbi dovid weiss jews were exiled from the land of israel because of their sins a car to worshippers believe restoration of the land should only happen with the coming of the messiah until then and we don't. have any sovereign at the moment of the man according to to record israel and zionism are in direct conflict with the torah the campaign for israel to be dismantled and the holy land returned to arabs who originally occupied it. can best be understood within the confines of east williamsburg brooklyn which comprises the largest community of orthodox jews in the us an inclusive neighborhood dressed in traditional modest clothing defined by large families of up to twelve kids hear you speak yiddish eat kosher pray three times a day and display

and as i looked at him, i realized his hair looked like carter's. there waiting as they're coming towards us and a lady came out and asked who i was there for and i told her carter's name, and by this it time he had gotten up to me and i couldn't stop looking at the gentleman on the gurney and his hair. and i literally walked up and bent over and looked at him and saw his hands and realized that, you know, that was carter. i didn't recognize him. i just knew him from his hair and his hands. and i was relieved, because i had finally found my son. you know. despite the condition, i had finally found him. >> you know, i'm looking at some of the court transcripts, and it seems to me the defense so far is saying, look, these kids who were between the ages of 13 and 19 are basically good kids who did a bad thing and made bad judgments. i guess vicki and john, do you feel that way, how do you feel about that idea? >> you know, it -- it sounds like they're trying to make excuses and make light of the situation. this is not like it was a group of kids that w

jimmy carter made a total mess out of the economy. ronald reagan carried more states in 1980 than franklin delano roosevelt carried in 1932. reagan had a simple phrase -- he said when your brother in law is unemployed, is called a recession. when you are unemployed, it is called a depression. when jimmy carter is unemployed, it is called the recovery o-- it is called a recovery. [applause] some of you might expect to hear this next year with one name change. [laughter] let's talk about how destructive the energy policy is. we have 20% less production in the gulf of mexico today than was projected because his moratorium and his regulatory policies are anti-american energy and he is killing jobs and louisiana. [applause] -- in louisiana. [applause] is not just killing jobs here, he is forcing americans to send money overseas. 70% of our net deficit in trade is oil. this makes no sense at all. the president goes to brazil. he says to the brazilians -- you will see this as a commercial -- i want to show it to you because i don't want you

doctrine after president jimmy carter he said protection of the flow of persian gulf oil is of vital interests of the united states and to protect that flow will use any means necessary including military force to that end he said we will need military bases in the persian gulf area and he established military bases to support this policy of protecting the flow of persian gulf oil and then wars were fought as well in line with that policy these and west are united and pioneering a new front here of progress. serving the interest of the saudi arab. serving the interests of the united states. demonstrating the high caliber of the american system of free enterprise. what from this new front here is coming into the brain of the world oil. one of the material that is making the truly great contribution to our modern civilization. and. one of the reasons the reason for that primary one for the invasion of iraq is to ensure u.s. control over the major energy resources of the world the embassy it's being built inside baghdad it is a city like no other embassy in history or in the world they'

republican, ronald reagan, who launched his campaign against jimmy carter here in 1980.didn't try to play mr. nice guy. >> the carter record is a litany of despair, of broken promises, of sacred trusts abandoned and forgotten. >> reporter: as for huntsman, he has relatively kind worlds for the president he wants to replace. >> i respect the president of the united states. he and i have a difference of opinion on how to help a country we both love. >> reporter: huntsman supports civil unions for seam sex is couples and support ed the work to curb global warming. and on afghanistan, he's staked out a position to the left of president obama. would you pull out the troops quicker? >> i haven't heard anything beyond the 2014 plan. i think we should expedite it. >> reporter: get american troops out faster? >> get them out faster. >> reporter: huntsman knows he has a lot of work to do. right now, most voters simply don't have any idea who he is. you think you're going to pull this off? you think you can win? >> of course. >> reporter: 1%, you got a long ways to go. >> i like yo

he worked for a man no one gave a chance of being the nominee and jimmy carter bet everyone., in exact low june of '91, the front runner in the democratic hine up of polls was mario comio and two jesse jackson and three dick ebhart and asterisk next to a governor of arkansas named bill clinton. that was june of '91. it is comical to see the way the pundits judge the polls now. it doesn't mean anything until we get closer to the iowa caucus. >> pat, what are the issues that mack a republican ignite in the election and cause them to have the election and juice to go on for the general. >> we have a changing political situation right now. the economy is a problem with the president after yesterday's numbers it is about, it may be half of the election. but there is a greater issue out there, the issue of what i call the spector of decline that hangs over the country that people feel. that is in a way we have not seen in years. >> we haven't seen it since the jimmy carter years. >> and water gate. >> yes, he never used that word. >> but a sense of what the country in trouble . we

. >> jimmy carter was made in iowa. he made iowa. >> george bush had a big ball in 1980 and it collapsed in new hampshire and ronald reagan -- >> turned out he was slow-mo. >> and then no mo in 1988 because he lost about all -- lost to bob dole. >> we say that polls are only a snapshot at the moment. at the moment, romney seems to have coalesced as the leader. i don't know if he can hold on to that, because god knows we in the press have beat him up well . but the fact he is leading the field and a pronounced way at this point is interesting. >> mitt romney this week acknowledged and admitted that the vast majority of americans believe, that climate change has been contributed to significantly by human activity, and he has been castigated by rush limbaugh and others. >> i don't know whether he will hang in with that position. this will be at test. will he hang or try to switch? rush limbaugh said immediately, "and there goes the nomination." >> anthony weiner draws fire from both sides of the aisle. >> as a woman, a col

in that case president carter and jody powell did the right thing.'m sure none of them felt good about it. what is very interesting about lying is that if you think about it we engage in deception all the time in our daily lives. what we call it is spinning. when you ask president obama how the american economy is today, he spends. he tells you the positive news and downplays the negative news. when a boy meets a girl the boy wants today that girl. he goes to great lengths to portray himself and the most positive light. he is spinning. deception as part of daily life. but lying is a special form of deception. most people in our society, the vast majority of people in our society would recoil at being called a liar. there's something really terrible. as a result of that i don't think that leaders who lied to their people or leaders to launch other leaders feel good about it. there may be a good exceptions. but someone like dwight eisenhower, even john f. kennedy, very, very reluctant to line for more reasons. it is a form of behavior that is actually

thank you. >> hi, my name is -- carter. i am here representing my 11- year-old for the third time.i still have a lot to learn about the figure patter and how it works, and i will do that, but in the meantime, i just reduce it for my son, he was placed in a school across town. i have to learn about this ctip thing, but i hear you talking about socioeconomic status. my husband is a carpenter, which is not really great news, but we live where there is one school, and he is placed across town, and i am thinking, where do we cut fall in this? i want to be sensitive, multi- cultural, but i in a minority as a white person, and i feel that i am very victimized right now. i cannot drive across town. keeping the kids. they are all going to get there. he is the only one going across town to a school where he does not know anybody. so i just wanted to come down and say hi and make my presence felt. commissioner: can you tell us what son, -- what school? thank you. ok, now, does anyone have any comments they want to make? >> continuing to bring to light and make things more clear for us. i just

in 1976, the race was between gerald ford and jimmy carter. carter won ohio by 11,300 boat.here are 13,000 precincts in ohio. if we had overturned one vote per precinct, ford would have won. while he may not have been everyone's cup of tea, he was measurably and demonstrably better than jimmy carter. [applause] fast-forward to 2000, 2004. george bush verses, you know, carry. coming down to ohio once again. george bush carried the ohio by 118,000 votes. just a tad bit under 120,000 votes. you turn 60,000 votes in ohio for john kerry, and you have a different america than we have and that we had in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008. john kerry was wrong for america. obama is wrong for america. what will make the difference is whether or not we are able to go into every precinct in the country, every ward in every county, turning out the vote. we are going to do a lot this weekend to motivate you and educate you, but we are depending on you to activate voters. to train and to activate voters and get them out to the polls. that is what we are destined to do. let me tell you more

. >> one of your favorite people is jimmy carter. why? tavis: you have interviewed him many more times than i have, but what i admire about him more than anything else, and i asked. i am not sure how kindly he took to the question. i asked him whether or not it would be fair to say that he was the best ex-president we have ever had. he said i hear your point, and maybe that is true, but i think i was a pretty good president as well. he pushed back on that. >> in essence it is a slight. >> i wanted to get his take on that question. i raise it because it is hard to imagine the respect and regard that we have for jimmy carter now. he clearly is the best ex- president we have ever had, but it is hard to juxtapose that with where he was in 1979. he was persona non grata, but it is hard to imagine with all the good he has done in the world but you talk about failing up. he is an extreme example of what it means and that is why i respect him so much. tavis: part of succeeding or failing has to do with whether or not you are going to commit yours

i was business insider carter watched all sharing her opinion on america's stuttering financial plight but what are people in the streets think about these problems the resident talk show host laurie harshness finds out in new york. all the latest data indicates the global economy is going limp are you personally affected this week let's talk about that have you felt the fact that the bad economy need a better job this economy has not given you a better job yet as i try to go to college and i can't because car my car gas is all expensive at school so expensive so it's only vicious cycle is really bad but i'm happy because brazil is growing like for me is good so is that kind of the way to those when when some countries are hurting other countries can prosper more yeah greece is looking bad spain is looking bad i feel like we're on the right. so they're just exaggerating not in greece and spain no no i feel like the reports from us are i'm actually in the military so i do not feel that at all that's the only per annum one perk my job i think in steady paycheck for five years yet i can't

or benefiting from carter but it certainly is an accusation from his opponents that in both jobs and zinjibar to towns that are now under islam this rule that he has fomented this has has allowed this to happen i doubt it but that is nonetheless a important accusation in yemen these days mr ambassador is salo worth a worthy of protection by the united states now or is it they would just like to see the back side of him in that still have someone there that would protect american interests in the region after all it does border on saudi arabia. our current terrorism cooperation with yemen has has always extended beyond president saleh he was an important part of it but not. essential question about are you are he said what you want he said was so if you're implying that he's in the ones he's in the past tense category now. well i think in terms of ongoing counterterrorism cooperation it's considerably reduced and also in terms of his long term. shelf life i mean i think he's part of one's past not its future it's interesting daniel pipes i mean and looking at this and i guess we could

carter: thank you. madam chairman, i rise today to offer an amendment which would strip funds allowed to the department of homeland security climate change adaptation task force. the u.s. government has no shortage of agencies dedicated to studying global climate change and its impact. for fiscal year 2011, the environmental protection agency, or e.p.a., hasal budget of $6.6 billion and find phis taking action on climate change as the number one goal in its f.y. 2011-2015 strategic plan. the national oceanic and atmosphereic association, noah, which among other things is charged with climate monitoring has a budget of $5.6 billion for f.y. 2011. so i ask secretary napolitano why at a time when our nation is running a public debt of over $14 trillion, should the department of homeland security be spending money on a climate change adaptation task force? millions of pounds of illegal drugs are trafficked across our border each year. on may 9, 12 suspected members of the infamous zeta drug cartel and one m

sergeant carter was 37 years old.rning's funeral service will be held at 11:00 at the fairfield community center. >>> this morning an east bay family mourning the loss of a loved one, a decorated soldier on his third tour of duty overseas. the pentagon says specialist kevin hilaman was killed in afghanistan sunday when insurgents attacked his unit. he joined the army in 2003 and served in the infantry. during his three deployments overseas, he earned the purple heart and bronze star. the 28-year-old was most recently from albany. >>> oakland may miss a deadline to have a budget in place after the city council failed to vote on one. this comes as city leaders are trying to find ways to put police officers back on the streets. the city has reached a tentative compromise with the police union and four other city employer groups. the plan could save the city $40 million a year. they are willing to pay a part of their pension plan. but if councilmembers vote to bring 44 cops back, 44 others would be let go through attritio

it had been ratified by carter and by brezhnev prior to that, and they simply, the soviets were looking at the situation saying their military came forward. i think they voted four or five times not to ensaid, and finally their military stood up and said, look, you're getting nowhere with the united states. these people are aggressive, they're trying to invade us from our southern border, we have to do something. so that was the beginning of that. >> i heard you this morning, and it's so complete picture that you present, and i really thank you for that. i was wondering if greg mortensen, if you knew anything about the work that he's doing and what you think about that. and also, perhaps, the east india tea company which, although it doesn't exist today, i think it's still around in some other form, if you could comment on that. >> well, we like -- greg mortensen has certainly brought a lot of attention to the suffering of the afghanistan and pakistani people. i think what i would say -- and i'm not just saying this as an author. i really wish everybody who has read three cups of tea wo

the as called up collision carter from sacramento -- cris carter from sacramento to replace him.ano pitched six scoreless innings against oakland and struck out seven before leaving with a sore thigh. 3-0 new york in the sixth with two strikes, two out. jose reyes popped it up. cris carter got called up. i hate when that happens. >> whoops. >> that kept reyes at the plate. as lose 4-1. reyes had two runs batted in so the mets take two out of three. >>> look at brian sabean tanning in mccovey cove today. [ laughter ] >> nice. >> he is going to kill me. no more interviews with sabean. tim lincecum brilliant. seven score list innings allowed three hits struck out 12. despite that, the giants offense made it interesting. cody ross base hit aubrey huff scores. that was huge. it made it 2-0. turned out to be a big insurance run. brian wilson allowed a run in the ninth but with the tying run on second base, wilson got luke hughes to ground. pablo decides to run and look, did he get him? he got him. and that is the end of the game. cal is still playing. the cal bears in a elimination gam

when i was on the jimmy carter plane, which was a very small plane, there were only five reporters. me, johnny apple -- i'm going to remember -- i'm going to forget the rest. a guy from the "boston globe" and, oh, a famous columnist whose name i shouldn't forget because he was a friend of mine. he was called the prince of darkness and worked -- >> bob novack. >> bob novack. i'm embarrassed to say i had a momentary blankout. he was so nice to them because i was a young reporter from the "chicago sun-times" and bob was a famous member of the "chicago sun-times" washington bureau. and there were only five of us, those four that i mentioned and the fifth i forget. and in those days, you traveled in small planes with the candidate. you talked to them one-on-one every day. you were very close to him. we flew two or three stops with him. the small planes, carter, his aide, a pilot, copi, and press planes and the third and fourth stop we got to ottumwa, iowa, and i believe it was novack who said, no, it was johnny apple who said, you know, i've seen enough of this guy. there are a lot of ot

. >> and i'm vic carter. here is what people are talking about tonight. >> a confession from congressman anthony weiner. he admits he sent lewd pictures to several women online. weiner broke down as he made his admission. >> reporter: weiner admitted he twitted a lewd photo to a college student. the congressman admits to a long history of communication with women, some during the time he was married. >> i'm apologetic for doing it. it was deeply hurtful to the people i care about the most. >> reporter: weiner says he apologizes first and formost to his wife of only a year. >> my wife is a remarkable woman. not responsible for any of this. this was visited upon her. she is getting back to work. >> reporter: weiner also apologized to his con constituents but he says he's not resigning from congress. alexis christoforous. >>> back here at home, the race for baltimore mayor gets more crowded today. katherine pew added her name to the list of candidates. gigi barnett has the story. >> reporter: congresswoman kathe

>> my name is carter >>> ohan, deputy director of the sfmta. two issues. one is the trance bay objection, which i will let him speak to more in depth. but that opportunity does not avail itself at the earliest until perhaps year eight of the lease. but more importantly from the ownership's perspective, because they are providing significant improvement to the building, they need an amount of time to amortize those improvements. really the other thanship is the one driving the 10-year request for release. they have a .1.7 million investment, and they need a return. supervisor chiu: i understand why they want the lease as long as possible, but the question is what the need of the city. if well in fact not need the property for that amount of time, i am trying to understand the rationale for the term of the lease. i know that this has been amended, but i thought it was troubling that you had two additional 10-year extensions, which is a very unusual thing to see. i am trying to understand why 10 years? >> supervisor campos, the two additional 10-year extensio

we would talk about the carter era. we were not talking about a troubled presidency in the 1970s but a time when anthony carter wore a winged helmet and scored touchdown passes under the watch of coach both shin letter of precious memory. when i attended my football games in michigan as a student along with my future bride and 100 closest friends it dawned on me that these games are not just pieces of mere entertainment. they are more than athletic competitions. they are cultural events of deep significance. they can unite a diverse campus of english majors and engineering students. they can bring a state together. black and white. white-collar engineers, lunch bucket guys. football can bring them all together. conversations about the team our social icebreakers and the rich rodriguez year is over. it can bring people together the way a few other things can. love for a college football team weathered is the texas long horns or the hillsdale chargers is almost tribal. whatever its origin, it has the power to form lifelon

back further with my father teaching me how to sing hail to the victors, and when we talk about the carter era we were not referring to a troubled presidency in the 1970's, we are talking about a time when anthony carter wore a helmet and scored a touchdown passes under the watch of the coach declared a faded memory. when i attended my games at michigan as a student along with my future bride and more than 100,000 of our closest friends it dawned on me that these games are not just pieces of entertainment, they're the moment athletic competition, they are cultural events of deep significance that can unite a diverse campus of english majors and engineering students that can bring a state together, alumni and malt alumni, black-and-white, white-collar engineers and he union lunch bucket guys. a union can bring them all together. conversations about the team of our social icebreakers. the rich rodriguez year is over. i'm glad the rich rodriguez year is over. it can bring people together in a way few other things can. my marriage is not the only one that goes a debt to the game. it's the texa

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don carter, cuber made sure he was a part of the scene. headliner was chandler mocking lebron james who had a big party the day after he signed, started predicting multiple championships championships and tyson chandler didn't forget. >> we do it big. it can't just be big, 2, 3, 4, 5. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> really funny. they had dirk nowitzki singing today. i mentioned this earlier, his idle was david hasselhoff. he is a big deal over there. >> youtube david hasselhoff video is hilarious. >> i will have to go online immediately. >>> good night everybody. [ bailiff ] fee court is now in session. come on out, guys. the jury has reached its decision. now, you guys found the other airline guilty of charging a 150-dollar change fee. you bet! southwest would never do that. and that was after she changed her flight and paid the difference in airfare. that other airline treated her wrong. she was understandably upset. well, who can afford a 150-dollar change fee? he was surprised with the verdict. you got that right. [ male annou

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when jimmy carter was president. america is a ship adrift in -- and the captain has gone a wall -- awol and it is because of president obama's failed policies that america is in a rut. i would not be surprised if a few months from now, american and here's another presidential malaise speech. -- hears another presidential malaise speech. 2012, real change will come to america. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the founder and ceo of the academy of training skills. [applause] >> thank you. i have the honor of introducing someone who has a lot of accomplishments which is rare for politicians today and he deserves the title of statesmen. that word does him justice. i had the opportunity to meet him the year ago at the meeting of the governors of louisiana. i was impressed with his knowledge and over the years i have watched him and i do not think we can find a man with more mallet -- knowledge when it comes to running this country. he has proven a leader when he served as speaker. he can take

so they say that's how carter knew his best friend was choking.t's how carter knew he was choking and how hunter knew what to do to save him. pretty smart. >> really smart. time now for our question of the day. cnn exclusive we have been telling you about it. shocking admission from casey anthony's parents. they have told their attorney and he told cnn they don't believe their daughter is innocent. >> that's right. they say even though they don't believe it, they think she should not get the death penalty. we are asking today, should casey anthony take the stand in her own defense? we have gotten a lot of feedback. michelle writes on her blog, i doubt she will. i wish she would because we all know she would go up there and dig her own grave. >> joshua on facebook says what she should do is take a plea deal for life in prison without parole. she is rolling the dice on her life by continue thing trial. >> dan on our blog said she should not take the stand. i don't think that the defense would achieve anything by putting her on the stand and wouldn't