. >> reporter: two hours before the shooting, dougherty's father says his son received a call about a stolen car report he filed and he left the house and may have gone down the street to visit a woman he had been seeing. whether he jumped in to the car with criminal intent or seeking help from often known threat torments his father who is not allowed to visit his son at the hospital. >> said he tried to get in to marked police car with a knife in his hands. it makes no sense. that ain't his character. he stays away from law. >> dougherty's family admits h se no saint and the check of rise his record turned up 3 dozen cases from drug and gun charges to attempted murder. >>> a judge decided to keep a maryland man in jail another 30 days in connection with the disappearance of a frederick woman. 35-year-old robyn gardner was seen with gary giordano when he was swept in to the ocean, he says. the search for guardner presumed dead, continues but giordano says he is innocent. >>> for a second time in a week a patient is charged with killing another patient at state mental hospital. mayio k

jill dougherty, thank you so much. >>> still some questions to come. what does this mean for the security of the united states? we have two security experts. tom fuentes and fran townsend continuing this conversation live after this quick break. my name's jeff. i'm a dad, coach... and i quit smoking with chantix. knowing that i could smoke during the first week was really important to me. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke -- and personally that's what i knew i needed. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. if you develop these, stop taking chantix a

cnn's correspondent jill dougherty. >> reporter: this is the first time she's visited since 2008.adhafi remains at large. battles rage in twool major cities. an elected government is months away. but a senior state department official traveling with the secretary told reporters, i think it's exactly the right time for us to be coming. the mission, to congratulation the libyan people on what they have accomplished so far, offer a partnership with the u.s., and meat with rulers with the national transitional counsel to discuss the biggest road map. the treatment of wounded fighters, 15,000, including 1500 amputees, according to u.s. officials. they plan to unveil a five-part program to help them, including spare parts for medical equipment and possibly bringing the wounded to the united states for specialized care. clinton is also bringing more money for hunting down and destroying soldier-fired missiles called man packs. her trip to tripoli was conducted under tight security. gadhafi still has thugs and although they say that gadhafi is coordinated their resistance. i would not und

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involving iran in terms of who was targeted here, let's turn now to dil dougherty. the state department. tell us who was the target and how they managed to find out about this plot. >> right. the fbi and drug enforcement agency, dea, disrupted a plot, which was to assassinate the saudi ambassador to the united states, which states. now, how this was supposed to work, a man was contacted or trying to solicit members of the drug cartel to assassinate the saudi ambassador. >> jill, do we have any idea when this was supposed to take place? how close were they to actually something happened when they foiled this. >> at this point we don't have a lot of details but . >> what does iran have to say about this? >> what they would say is unknown at this point but quickly we could get something and the saudis would be interested in perhaps saying something as well. >> and in terms of countries, why the saudi ambassador to the u.s.? >> well, the saudis and iranians you would have to say are at odds in many areas of the world. so that could be one of the reasons. you'd have to d

. >> my name is eugene dougherty. thank you, supervisors, for putting forward this resolution. i was sitting down earlier and realized that i was probably part of the more. i followed the initial occupation of line, joining it on the wham free weeks ago. by do not have some of the issues that many of my friends have. i am not in debt. i have health insurance. i joined this movement for ethical reasons. as a witness to the october 17 grade -- raid, and after seeing what happened in oakland, by actually stood up and felt, finally, in my life, that i could get arrested for standing up for what i believe in. i have a lot of friends supportive of this. we bill mott stops until we see the change that our society needs. supervisor avalos: next speaker, please. blacks thank you. my name is [unintelligible] the occupy group came to our church. their presentation was very well received. i want to emphasize that the occupiers are trained very well in how to protect ourselves, to be nonviolent and respect the police. for the last few years in europe, and i saw how the oiipor have to live h

peter, appreciate it, jill dougherty, barbara starr, thanks for the reporting. let us know what you think. follow us on twitter, @andersoncooper. >>> more on the legal angle. is killing an american terrorist overseas justifiable? or is it, as some are saying, illegal? extra judicial murder? does it fall on some new gray area? we'll talk about the legal angle on all of this. we'll talk about that on twitter. a lot of people weighing in. most people saying, yes, it's okay to kill him, some people representing ron paul, for instance, saying no, it wasn't. >>> later "crime and punishment," more damaging testimony against dr. conrad murray in the michael jackson death trial. his time line of michael jackson's last moments, and what paramedics say he did not tell them about their patient when they arrived on the scene and let's check in on isha. >>> we just got access of never before seen video of casey anthony. images the judge in her murder trial would not let the jury see. we'll tell you why and why we're seeing it now. that and much more when "360" continues for s

jill dougherty is in fact in pakistan. we will go to her after this. stay with us.ou know they're good for you too? they're high in vitamins and potassium. and idaho potatoes are now certified to carry the heart checkmark from the american heart association for foods low in saturated fat and cholesterol. so they're good for my family, and for yours. heart smart idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. [ woman ] welcome to learning spanish in the car. you've got to be kidding me. yeah, this is good. vamanos. vamanos. vamanos. gracias. gracias. gracias. ♪ trece horas en el carro sin parar y no traes musica. mira entra y comprame unas papitas. [ male announcer ] get up to 795 miles per tank in the all-new volkswagen passat tdi clean diesel. >>> just two days ago, secretary of state hillary clinton was on the ground in tripoli to meet with libya's transitional government face to face. well, she told reporters then that she had hoped that gadhafi would soon be killed or captured. that wish now has come true. want to go to talk with jill dougherty, our for

jill dougherty, cnn, the state department. >> the state department is also warning americans living and traveling abroad of possible anti-american action in response to those plot allegations. the travel alert expires in january. saudi arabia is calling the alleged plot despicable. and iran calls the allegations fabricated and baseless. cnn's mohamed jom june joins us now live from abu dhabi. mohamed, what more can you tell us about the reactions coming from both the saudis and iran? >> well, carol, reaction from the iranian officials was immediate. they were outraged by these allegations. you have the speaker of iran's parliament calling it a childish play by the americans and that the americans were attempting to divert attention from their own domestic problems. shortly after that, the ambassador to the u.n. for iran wrote to ban ki-moon and expressed outrage over the allegations, said he strongly rejects the baseless allegations. reactions from the saudis took a bit longer. most officials in saudi arabia around speaking about this. there was a short statement issued by the oil embas

peter, appreciate it, jill dougherty, barbara starr, thanks for the reporting. let us know what you think. follow us on twitter, @andersoncooper. >>> more on the legal angle. is killing an american terrorist overseas justifiable? or is it, as some are saying, illegal? extra judicial murder? does it fall on some new gray area? we'll talk about the legal angle on all of this. we'll talk about that on twitter. a lot of people weighing in. most people saying, yes, it's okay to kill him, some people representative ron paul, for instance, saying no, it wasn't. >>> later "crime and punishment," more damaging testimony against dr. conrad murray in the michael jackson death trial. his time line of michael jackson's last moments, and what paramedics say he did not tell them about their patient when they arrived on the scene and let's check in on isha. >>> coming up, we just got access of never before seen video of casey anthony. images the judge in her murder trial would not let the jury see. we'll tell you why and why we're seeing it now. that and much more when "360" co

russia will join the rest of europe playing in a season that finishes in me i'm richard empirically dougherty moscow i'm one of the football's highest paid players is now facing a breach of contract manchester city striker callus tevis had been suspended after allegedly or foods him to come off the bench during his side's a loss to buy in munich in the champions league last month the twenty one year old claims confusion on the sidelines led to the incident and fails no need to apologize to manager roberto mancini says advisor also said the players statements following the match were mistranslated the time previously stated wanted to leave the club last year has since been courted by his former team corinthians before city turned down a fifty four million years dell'abate for the forward in the meantime the team expected as their full training on thursday. in tears david ferrer of spain has booked this place in the season ending atypia world finals in london that's after reaching the quarter finals of the shanghai or masters fair at bates compared to a hard colors fair in the last sixteen to c

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his side of euro two thousand and twelve finals in poland and ukraine and russia from paul klee dougherty in moscow. well off those couch together boss said he was relieved russia didn't have to go into the playoffs and also revealed that he would not prepare for a friendly with the opponents to be confirmed on thursday however the dutchman criticize some clubs for being reluctant and letting their prized for the national side. very happy. that. hopefully the owners are happy as well sometimes they have some doubts about it because we can play to find images next game in the world already some well just runs on the nose so i don't understand the way they think because i think they have to think about it will because it's very important so we are willing to think about eclipse as well so we only play one one game and over you don't they are happy but for really be against it's not as if you want to play a much tougher opposition friends you've been playing recently against likes of iran caetano districts ben but the opposition be facing furiously much tougher so you know in prison we know.

prepare his side for the euro two thousand and twelve finals in poland and ukraine richard paul klee dougherty moscow . well after his coach the governor said he was relieved russia didn't have to go into the playoffs and also revealed the team would not prepare for a friendly with the opponents two to be confirmed on thursday however the dutchman criticized some clubs for being reluctant and letting the press turn for the national song. very happy. is that. so hopefully the happy as well sometimes i have some doubts about it. because we can play to find images next game in the world ready some protests from some owners so i don't understand that was the way they think because i think they have to think about. because it's very important so we are willing to think about gloves as well so we only play one one game and hopefully don't they are happy for him to be against his office he wanted to play much tougher opposition from the friends you've been playing recently against the likes of iran caetano districts of em but opposition with a savior is going to much tougher say you know in prison we

first let me say a few words about the weariness i've been thinking about it quite a lot mr dougherty if you must remember how our people myself included perhaps you to although you're a long time media professional used to watch news bulletins in the early one nine hundred ninety s. we were glued to the screens hours of political broadcasting overshadowed everything any movies or t.v. series i think that's a clear sign of poor living standards the better our life is the less attention people will pay to them because they are more or less happy with their life however they should not become indifferent they should go to the polls and vote for this or that political force this is the constitutional duty if you will of every citizen who is not indifferent to the destiny of their own country their homeland now what concerns the need for the new faces you were talking about i'm fully with you on this it's not only about stagnation stagnation is always dangerous and may lead to very bad consequences what's crucial is that those in power should eventually muster up enough strength to leave

i want to go to jill dougherty traveling with the secretary and joining us by phone.ill, tell us about the minutes, who did secretary clinton meet with in libya and what was the purpose of the meeting? >> reporter: well, she's had a couple meetings now with the leadership of the national transitional council. what she has been doing is -- first she has been patting them on the back -- >> i think we have lost jill dougherty with secretary clinton. she's meeting with the new government in libya to offer some aid, some financial aid as well as some other kind of support from the united states. and there is still fighting that is continuing in certain parts of that country. we know sirte, the hometown of moammar gadhafi is seeing firefights continuing. >>> well, tonight, fight night in vegas politically speaking. seven of the republican candidates for president are meeting in a debate co-sponsored by cnn. the stakes couldn't be higher. top issues facing the country are playing out in nevada. you are talking about the jobs, the economy, foreclosures, illegal immigration, a

traveling with secretary of state clinton is jill dougherty. who is she going to meet with?roaden it out with some of flatheir officials. this is a complex relationship and this relationship between the united states and also it's being referred to as a civil society, nongovernmental organizations, women's groups and things like that. and she will be holding a meeting with them. by the way, brooke, she does that in almost every city that she goes to. and another event will be meeting with mine north. one of the big issues here really is reconciliation and how you bring some type of political resolution to the conflict because it's not going to be one just with guns, as they say. so that's really a major focus here as well. >> jill dougherty, thank you very much. >>> you have a little less than two hours with me. take a look at what we've got for you. >>> lions, tigers, wolves, they have all been on the loose in ohio. i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. >> new developments in the john wayne gracie serial case. the judge asked for help and he got it in a big way. >>> jobs, ta

>> i wrote "debbie dougherty is a" -- but they knew it was me. it was me because i underlined it with a ruler and made it nice and -- >> of course you did. >> nobody does that. i felt terrible about it. debbie and i became good friends. >> they're friends now. i have a little thing. senior year i got in trouble. you know how you skip school your senior year? i did that. >> we aren't perfect even though we seem so. >> thanks, guys. >> still ahead we've got bobbie thomas. she's going to answer your buzz-worthy beauty questions. >> plus pink products you can buy to help raise breast cancer awareness and help find a cure. >> how cute is that? all after the local news. >> that's a pumpkin? >> i think so. ♪ >>> we are back with bobbie's buzz. since it's try day friday, today's "style" editor bobbie thomas is going to do on the spot style. >> i like it. our favorite fashionista is getting buzz-worthy questions from the nbc experience store. then she's going to come to their rescue with head to style tips. hey, b.t. >> here is our first one from kathie w

. >> when we went down to dougherty county, we had a 26-page indictment that listed each and every corruptbeen involved in and culminating with a murder charge. >> one by one, witnesses spun tales of unbridled, even sordid corruption in the dekalb county sheriffs office. shirley mcmichael was president of the speedy bonding company. >> you remember buying him this smoking jacket here? >> absolutely. >> niemann marcus, is that right? >> correct. >> okay. how much did this cost? >> all of the bonding companies gave him really cash donations or gifts. >> and mcmichael says she had to give dorsey a lot more. prosecutors showed the jury a photograph of an abandoned rat-infested house where she said dorsey forced her to have sex with him. >> that was a price to pay. >> okay. and then what happened, please? >> then he just started, you know, having sexual intercourse to me. >> she says dorsey also confided something in her. >> he was saying, derwin won't be there, like -- i was like, oh. he was going -- he was saying, derwin would not make it to the -- to take office. >> and a parade of dorsey's

our foreign affairs correspondent, jill dougherty, begins our coverage this hour. the breaking news we're watching unfolding, jill, beyond the plot that's alleged in this lengthy statement that the justice department read, we're also getting and i want you to clarify other information quoting senior officials suggesting that there was another plot, not included in this set of arraignment, if you will, set of documents targeting not only the saudi ambassador but the israeli ambassador and israeli embassy here in washington as well. that is true? >> right, wolf. how far along they were in that plot is unclear but they were discussing or considering attacking or hitting the saudi ambassador, the saudi embassy here and then also perhaps -- and the israeli embassy or ambassador and also not only here in washington, but in buenos aires, argentina. now, again, this is not specific. it is not apparently in that legal complaint but it was allegedly something that he were discussing. >> and we're also hearing that the secretary of state, hillary clinton, is about to make a s

my name is patrick dougherty. i help run the national security studies program. i run the grand strategy initiative here at the new america foundation. and, national security studies here at new america does what we think few other programs do and that is to bring new streams of timely, accurate integrative data to the big strategic questions facing the united states. we are focused as i'm on the grand strategy but also critical regions south asia, the middle east, and then a critical issue that needs a lot or data analysis, discussion deliberation, counterterrorism space. we are really blessed with two great counterterrorism researchers steve coll mack and peter bergen on her staff and we have an extraordinary team here and this event is coming out of that space and that desire for more debate and discussion and it is about the nature of the threat and our responses to it. and so it is on back that we are especially glad to have glenn carle, author of the new book "the interrogator" an education. i think it is available outside at the good independent bookseller

jill dougherty, thank you very much. >>> there is another big bank sticking it to customers now.ther bank upping fees. >> reporter: it's citigroup that's charging for checking accounts. if you have an easy checking account with them you'll be charged $15 a month if you don't have $6,000 in your combined accounts. if you have an upgraded checking account you're charged $20 if you don't carry a $15,000 balance. what's happening here is all these big banks are announcing more fees. the regulatory environment is changing. it's getting tougher on the banks to bring in revenue. they're getting creative on how to do exactly that. >> you've got a push pull between the banks, the regulators, do we think 4 is the end of this, or do we expect more? >> reporter: oh, no. this is just the beginning. aren't you excited? expect more of this. the government it's not backing down anytime soon without a fight and the bans feel the same way. treasury secretary tim geithner talked to erin burnett and he said banks got themselves into this mess. >> the banks are blaming the reforms and the government

our foreign affairs correspondent jill dougherty is watching this situation for us. what is the legal argument that obama administration had, jill, for killing an american citizen. >> well we talked with an official who ran us through some of the rational for where you would be able to kill an american citizen. so maybe we ought to go through it point by point. maybe we start with the fact that he was an american citizen, right? >> let's talk about that. go ahead. >> okay. sew is an american citizen. however, as the add menstruation looks at it, he is an american citizen who is also part of al qaeda. he is a leader, in fact, they started to use this word, leader of external operations for al qaeda. that means, according to the administration, that they have the right to go after him. so that's part one. >> what's part two? >> part two, hot battlefield. this is a phrase you will hear a lot. in international, let's say the war, how you conduct war, it is sometimes said that a if somebody isn't in a hot battlefield, in other words, if they're not shooting at you right n

jill dougherty at the states. you were on this trip with the secretary of state. situation in afghanistan. also had tough words for pakistan. what's she going to tell lawmakers on the hill? >> i think we're going to hear what she said on the trip. number one afghanistan, but pakistan is key to this. if you look at the border between the two countries, the u.s., the state department, hillary clinton are saying that you really have to have pakistan get very serious about hitting those terrorist networks on their side of the border because the terrorists are coming over the border into afghanistan. so that's -- i think one of the key issues. also you could hear some about iran. there's the overriding theme that iran might try to take some type of role or exploit the situation. don't forget in both of those countries, pakistan and iran, relations with those countries are very bad as we know. i think it's quite predictable on the hill you're going to hear quite a lot about that. >> and republicans controlling the committee, how tough will the line of questioning be on

jill dougherty, cnn, tripoli. >>> gila disease shalit spent five years in captivity with his freedom. we are tracking the pictures for us now. zain, let's talk about how the world is reacting to the news. you are following the headlines throughout the morning. >> reporter: yeah, let me tell you a little bit on what's being said. there's a lot of mixed reaction to what is happening with the palestinian prisoner exchanges as we look at these live pictures. let me tell you what the post headline is. it says, mixed emotions on shalit deal. feelings fluctuate from joy at the prospect that shalit will finally be free after more than five long years of captivity to trepidation that the release will lead to more terrorism and violence. gulf news that is having this headline, shalit deal a win-win for all. there is a debate raging in israel over the wisdom of the swap which some believe in unethical or a betrayal of victims' memories. some say there's euphoria of the moment to care. then the wall street journal asia, israel's unequal exchange. sooner or later israel will learn the name of the

our cnn foreign affairs correspondent jill dougherty is joining us live from the state department.g about them around the world, the state department is getting together officials to figure out what to do next what are they considering? >> well, let's start. there is quite a lot happening. number one, we have a meeting over here, a briefing that's being held by the second in command at the state department, bill burns. he is briefing ambassadors from around the world and telling them about this alleged plot. he is also, by the way, assuring them about security for themselves here in washington, d.c., but really, he is making the case, as the u.s. sees it, that this was a very serious plot and we are interested, of course in finding out, suzanne, if possible what those ambassadors think, were they convinced about that? we also have secretary of state hillary clinton, who this morning was scheduled to meet with the swiss ambassador to iran. and why that is important is because since the u.s. doesn't have any relations with iran, the swiss represent the u.s. interests. and the charges

our jill dougherty is with the second and will join us for a live report from tripoli as soon as we cansh a signal with her. we'll stay on top of that. >> all right. up next -- herman cain trying to mend fences. the candidate saying he was only kidding about that 20-foot high electric fence he'd build on the border with mexico. he's apologizing, but is he sorry? and what is his immigration policy? you decide when "american morning" continues. our 4 new rich & hearty soups really have people talking... [ guy ] ring, ring. progresso... i love your new loaded potato with bacon. that's what we like to hear. ring, ring. progresso... ...switch our phone service? ...no, i think we're pretty happy with our phones. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >>> the pentagon is insisting that talks with iraq regarding u.s. troop withdrawals have not hit a snag. officials say talks are ongoing and no decision on an agreement allowing some troops to remain next year. currently the plan, drawn down all troops by the end of december. >>> don't be surprised if herman cain talks telling f