i predict right now i'm reading the first is that he's a morning twenty one year old and only chris miller was tear gassed by police case and free to discuss saying it really hurts your eyes and another journalist kristin when handcuffed while text messaging then held for several hours i was arrested on iraq last october. then there's the brutal detention of the flu she caught on tape by a colleague and one clock literally came up behind a router working with. an estimated twenty six journalists have so far been arrested covering occupy wall street protests the majority are members of alternative media the media is there to be a watchdog to report the news not to give you gentle sound bites that don't hurt your millionaire ears not hurting millionaire ears or the corporate media often covering the action from behind the barricades strikes but in the crowd many journalists have been blocked regardless of their press passes or ethical choices or be just too much of the first passes and were even threatened to have their media credentials taken away. taken cross press passes this unprecedente

temple's next possession, chris coyer to deon miller. jump on the sea saw. now, tettleton, scrambling left. donte foster. third and four, pierce takes a handoff. and he is denied right there. also injured on the play. had to be helped off the field. fourth and four, last chance for temple. so, ohio, the bobcats, hang on to win 35. 31. >>> preseason hoops. and kentucky playing for the first time in 100 years. first half, kentucky up by one. darius hiller, beats gilchrest. kid gilchrest gets the rock. punches it home with two hands. later, freshman marquise dee. the hustle. steals the rock. diving on the ground. and finds kidd-gilchrest. kentucky wins, 97-53. >>> i'm don bell. that is your espn news update. >>> coming up next, "the pulse." and a live tv lottery drawing with a really surprise ending. >>> plus, the story that won't go away. kim kardashian in australia gets grilled on live tv. >>> all right. welcome back, everybody. time to check out "the pulse," the stories you will be talking about today. >> if you're not already. we begin with kim kardashian,

chris. >> cbs's michelle miller in lower manhattan for us, michelle, thank you. >> that will be an important distinction, they can't bring in sleeping bags and tents and things. >>> we want to get you the latest in the penn state child sex abuse scandal. as we hear from the suspect in his own words for the first times. >> in an interview, former football coach jerry sandusky said he made mistakes but denies the charges against them. i enjoy young people, but no, i'm not sexually attracted to young boys. arma, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. in a lengthy television interview with bob costa, sandusky painted a very different picture of the alleged abuse, denying he had ever raped or molested any young boys. >> i say i am innocent of those charges. well, i could say that i have done some of those things. i have horsed around with kids. i -- i have showered after workouts. i -- i have hugged them and i've -- i have touched their leg. without intent of sexual contact. >> more people are going to have some stories. >> pennsylvania attorney ben andriozzi who represents one of the al

warning that t twenty one year old anna lekas miller was here gassed by police it tasted pretty disgusting and really hurts your eyes a lot another journalist chris didn't win hands caught while text messaging then held for several hours i was dragged down across the bridge knocked over a great rock then there's the brutal detention of st lucie county by a colleague and one can't really came out from behind the rapture occurs in the ground. an estimated twenty the journalists have so far been arrested covering occupy wall street protests the majority are members of alternative media the media is there to be a watchdog to report the news not to give you jobs or soundbites the don't hurt your millionaire years not hurting millionaire ears or the corporate media often covering the action from behind the barricades are relaxed but in the crowd many journalists have been blocked regardless of their proper passive you're up which means army are just too much to be processed. and were even threatened to have their media credentials taken away. the day taking prescott press passes is unprecedented behavior it's shocking to me you know it's just that our

miller reporting for us live. tomorrow on fox news sunday, chris wallace will talk about this story with pennsylvania governor tomate graduate and hall of fame football player franco harris. that's tomorrow on your local fox affiliate. and here on fox news channel at 2 and 6:00 p.m. eastern time. >> gregg: we're just hours away from a very important gop presidential debate. tonight republican candidates showcasing their foreign policy skills for the first time since the debates began and here is the line - up. michelle bachman, herman cain, jon huntsman, newt gingrich, ron paul, rick perry, mitt romney, and rick santorum all expected to be there, as well as our own chief political correspondent, carl cameron. these debates, they have themes, some do, but are they really about political posturing and positiving? >> they have become that. in many ways they replace retail politics in early voting states because for the less heeled candidate, they used to go there and campaign aggressively. now they've -- this will be the tenth debate since may providing them with a national odd wednesday with which to campaign. for

miller will be with you tomorrow and i'll see you on monday. that will do it for us. i am dylan ratigan and "hardball" with chris matthews starts right now. >>> veto. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews down in washington. leading off tonight, battle lines. the failure of the super committee to do its job has defined the fight for 2012. it's now clear that republicans would rather protect tax cuts for the rich mainly than strike a balanced deal with democrats to put the deficit and the debt. the "washington post" ezra klein said it well when he wrote that, quote, in these negotiations, quote, the democrats move right and the republicans move further right. and the president is betting americans will see it the same way, that republicans are idea logically driven zealots incapable of compromise. his vow to veto their attempts to undo the automatic cuts look strong. will his party and the country be with him? that's a great question. why have liberals been so dissatisfied with president obama. we've got a guest who says the problem may not be the president but the expectations of those lib

chris. >> what are the british laws? obviously we have some pretty significant freedoms here constitutionally, freedom of the press. i was struck by what siena milleryou just have a pack of men chasing down a woman. privacy law here is complex of course as it is everywhere but it's seen as developing. and there's been this really pull and push because we all know that there is a fine line between imposing more standards on the press and preventing the press from actually being able to expose things that are in the public interest. so you're always going to get that dynamic. i think what's interesting here, you see it generally from an american perspective is privacy laws actually being tougher here whereas in the u.s. in many cases when you're dealing with privacy and like libelish us iss a defense. in britain not necessary. people here can get a super injunction -- let's say someone's having an affair and this is a case that actually happened. they can go to court, get a super injunction that prevents all the press from saying anything about it or naming anyone and the press is also not allowed to talk about the fact that there is a super injuncti