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and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 years. nationwide is on your side. >>> niece are live images of george papandreou, the greek prime minister speaking in berlin at the convention of the industry which is one of the main industrial configurations, confederations i should say in germany. welcome back live on cnn. this is world business today. the move over to oil now. according to opec's latest figures, nigh jeer a boasts more than 3% of the organization's crude. that's proven reserves of 37.2 billion barrels. more than fellow opec members algeria, an goe la and ecuador combined. the industry may have been behind conflict in the past. but one country is bringing africans together to change the operating environment. we sat down with the ceo. >> in the downstream where -- in the midstream where there's gas, gas distributors were to revoke pipeline cities in several cities in nigeria. we have drills on behalf of major. we have plans like as clans, it's all arranged just think downstream, midstream, upstream. >> you're the only

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearst was quite a moment. you sang on oprah's final show. >> i watched the video. p '. >> she was crying. you were crying. i'm crying. when do i get one of throws. >> you don't want that. >> well, the planning, we should start early. >> when you're fully grey and old old man i'll come back. >> what was it like? oprah's last show? she's am amazing woman. she helped launch my show for me. she's been so kind. what does she mean to you? >> for me, we always talk about the ""ahah" moments" with oprah. what she's taught me and everybody has their story, is to live in each moment. and it sounds very polyanna and is kind of easy, but she really does live in each moment. >> do you do that? >> i certainly try. >> i find extraordinary that you're single. >> yeah. >> how can this happen? >> piers, help! anyone? >> trust me, five hands have gone up immediately. you'd have no problem in here. they don't get out. >> i don't get out either. i've been engaged twice. i was the "run away bride" twice but i'v

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 years is the best of the rest. we've said it over and over. he's not running for president but new jersey governor christie is getting all the buzz. now looks like someone is jealous, here is rush limbaugh. >> are you going to expect me to run? i've been sitting here with hurt feelings. they're begging christie to run. nobody is begging me to run. you just said i'm mr. conservative. nobody is begging me to run. what is all these other sclumps getting begged?. >> everybody call rush tomorrow, tell him to run. you may think a presidential candidate would be a good person about getting into politics. that is what a little girl in new hampshire thought. she got a chance to ask mitt romney in a town hall meeting but the answer she got is a bit of a surprise. >> talking about politics and i was wondering what would you tell my class if we're interested in politics? >> the answer to her question was, her class is talking about politics. at school. and she would ask me what i would tell her classma

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and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 years. nationwide is on your side. i've got to tell susie ! the vending machine on elm is almost empty. i'm on it, boss. new pony ? sorry ! we are open for business. let's reroute greg to fresno. growing businesses use machine-to-mhine technology from verizon wireless. susie ! the vending machine... already filled. cool bike. because the business with the best technology rules. >> bill: impact segment tonight, president obama sending the american jobs act to congress. he made the announcement at the white house today surrounded by people he says the jobs act will benefit. but surely the president knows the republican dominated house will not pass the legislation because it includes an income tax increase to pay for it, at least we think so. the president will announce that next week. so, why is mr. obama putting us through all of this? joining us now from washington, fox news senior political analyst brit hume. so, as it stands now, you know, he is saying that the corporations and the wealt

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearswide is on your side. i tell you what i can spend. i do my best to make it work. i'm back on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. >>> four days left to live. georgia death row inmate troy davis will be put to death on wednesday unless the state parole board decides to intervene during a hearing on monday. davis has many supporters who believe the state is about to kill a wrongly convicted man. >> reporter: three times scheduled for execution, three times delayed. now supporters of troy davis make a final push for clemency. what makes you think you can stop this execution? >> can we be sure this man is not innocent, that the conviction of troy davis in 1991 is still reliable? the thing that's so difficult to understand is why the legal process has not asked the question. >> reporter: davis was sentenced to death for the murder of savannah police officer mark mcfail. seven of nine eyewitnesses have since recanted, changed their stories. some say they

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearsnationwide is on your side. >>> keeping them honest tonight. michael moore is more entertaining on piers morgan than the monday night football game. >> i used the words janet jackson and nancy grace together. and it magically happened in los angeles. >> you nearly became a priest. and then you didn't. what happened? >> i begged my parents to go to the seminary. i loved a radical priest when i was in junior high school. >> they kicked you out? >> no, i went in -- at the end of my first year i went in to resign, because i was 14 when i went in, i was 15 then. the hormones kicked in. >> i pray for everybody you have to come across in the future? >> father dewiki was his name. >> he was kicking me out. i said you can't kick me out, i came in here to quit. good, we're in agreement. >> one of the suspicions from the book is one of the reasons you couldn't commit to a celibate life is because you were in favor with women? >> well, right. there's not to be any sexual activity in the military o

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearsn: we continue with our great, great american panel. all right. a lot of talk that governor christie of new jersey may get in the race. i'll throw this to you, mr. beckel. what do you interpret from that? i guess we can put up the florida straw poll results and herman cain kind of ran away with it, 37%. rick perry 15, romney 14. santorum, paul, and gingrich at 10 and 11. reaction? >> my reaction is that straw polls are one of the great waste of time and resources of a campaign. i did it before. perry did not have a good debate, no question about it. he touched on key issue for republicans. had he apologized right away on the heart thing, i think he would have been all right. the idea that he's been written off so fast. >> i'm not writing him off. >> you're not. a lost the media -- the subtext is the guy's gone. the attention will turn to romney and he'll have a tough time. >> sean: i don't think they thought through the issue, nor did they understand how the issue resonates with conser

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearsrom america's news headquarters, i'm ainsley earhardt. a key victory for prosecutors in the upcoming trial of the so-called underwear bomb suspect he is accused of trying to blow up an international flight on christmas day in 2009. a detroit judge will allow jurors to see a model of the bomb and videos demonstrating its power. the alleged al qaeda terrorist, who's acting as his own attorney claims the demonstrations are unfair. jury selection begins next week. ahead of a critical fund-raising deadline on friday, only three of the republican presidential hopefuls have enough campaign cash. while mitt romney, rick perry and ron paul ha banked millions, the other g.o.p. candidates are struggling with only four months before the first primary. regardless of campaign riches, they are campaigning donors in georgia, texas, washington and elsewhere. i'm ainsley earhardt. now back to greta. >> greta: it's war, right next door, in mexico. the obama administration doesn't seem to believe it, so m

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and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearsonwide is on your side. >> bill: the great american news quiz, the democratic presidential edition, some great questions for you this evening. here now, quiz kid themselves megan mcdowell in for steve doocy and representing paulette from mississippi. martha maccallum playing for wallace krump from washington. if you'd like to sign up for some nifty prizes go to billo'reilly.com. you're a southern lady, right? where are you from? >> virginia. mississippi, a little far south. you could be in the southern states. >> yeah. >> bill: you know off camera, she talks like this. >> yes, she talks like -- >> bill: yeah, talks like a jersey girl. question number one, john f. kennedy became a hero in world war ii when a boat he commandeered was sunk by a japanese destroyer. while he was in office, hollywood made a movie about the incident. what actor played j.f.k. in that movie? a, carrie grant. c, steve mcqueen. and the answer is roll tape. >> i'm sorry, i'm afraid i used all that to get down here

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearsnwide is on your side. >> sean: this is a fox news alert. 12 people are dead tonight after a plane crashed near the grandstands of an air show in reno, nevada. there are reporting that as many as 75 on ground are injured. a spokesperson for the organization describes this tragic event as a mass casualty situation. we'll have a live report from the ground in reno, coming up in minutes. details on this breaking news story, this terrible story continues to unfold. tonight the white house is dealing with another potential political crisis. the administration is being accuse of putting pressure on four star general william shelton to alter his congressional testimony in a way that would favor a democratic party donor. the white house asked shelton to soften his testimony about the impact of a wireless broadband network run by a company called light square in order to expedite the approval of the project the company happens to be a company in which democratic party donor philip falcone is he

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearsonwide is on your side. >>> jennifer hudson isn't just a powerhouse singer and academy award winner actress she's a spokesperson for weight watchers and she's been speaking out in the intersection between obesity and hunger. i first asked hudson what inspired her to go from size 16 to size zero? >> a huge part of it for me just like the lose it campaign is about helping the children be healthy and, you know, things like that and making sure they are eating at the same time. i wanted to set an example for my son. that was a huge part of it. after being pregnant and wanting my body back and knowing i could do whatever i want to do with it. having the child and wanting to be table set an example for him which i did not have growing up. i wanted him to have a fair shot and fair chance. if nothing else he knew, he had that example. so that's what inspired me to do it. >> so now as america tries to digest these numbers about obesity and hunger, and that the obesity rates are climbing as are

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 years. >>> very difficult street signs are popping up all over new york city. they're alerting people to rude behavior and urging them to mind their manners. pull up your pants, no one wants to see your underwear says one. others read, clean up after your horse and pay attention while walking. and get this, the signs aren't official, but they look like the real thing. they're the work of graphic artists jason chelowitz has dubbed himself the etiquette authority. you've been posting signs in manhatt manhattan, telling people not to flick their cigarette butts and pull up their saggy pants. what prompted you to do this psa campaign on etiquette? >> well, it's spun off the project they did last summer, the subway etiquette posters that got such a good, positive response. so i did a project like it about cleaning up after your dog and supplying the public with disposable bags for them to use. there were only three of those, but they were massive, hand-painted posters, they got a huge response.

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearse's an increased diversity bake sale. the goodies, $2. if you're a white man. if you're asian, $1.50. $1 for latinos, 75 cents for blacks. and a quarter for native americans. women, get this, get an extra 25 cents off. yes, yes, there's a point. the berkeley college republicans hosting this bake sale say they are trying to call attention to proposed changes in university admission policies which would allow taking an applicants gender into account. those college republicans are certainly getting attention with their bake sale. shawn lewis and ed hernandez join me. shawn lewis, i want to start with you. what you are doing is pretty outrageous. i assume that's the point. >> right. and thank you. i want to say thank you, senator. it's really an honor to sit down and talk about this issue with you. thank you for inviting me. it's very controversial event and we feel that we are facing a controversial issue. sb-185 and affirmative action-type debate. it's a very controversial issue and we'r

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 years is on your side. >> tomorrow, we will have all the dramatic developments in this extraordinary trial of dr. conrad murray and i will talk to one of michael jackson's closest friends, dione warwick. that is all for us tonight.

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 years. nationwide is on your side. >>> they kept saying there were weapons of mass destruction, even though blicks told us from the u.n. they weren't there, folks from the pentagon told us they weren't there. it even said so on the iraqi page on myspace. >> lewis black, a special red, wight and screwed and your latest project is this cd, the prophet. what's that all about? >> comedy central probably thought they could make money and also because i thought it would be -- no one knows -- everybody is always -- because i came into this when i was older, so everybody, where did you come from, what were you doing? like i just woke up one day and stumbled onto a stage so this was to give people what it was like for me. >> you were absolutely furious about everything even then. >> i was furious about it and nothing has changed. global warming -- >> probably got worse actually. >> yeah, much worse. now we don't even talk. now they don't even talk to each other. they're just deaf. we were better as

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and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearswide is on your side. >> bill: factor follow up segment tonight, growing scandal at the solyndra company, the energy department, with the encouragement of president obama and vice president biden provided $527 million in loans directly to the solyndra company in california. nevertheless, the company has declared bankruptcy. now, newly uncovered email show the white house was deeply involved in the loan deal. joining us from the abc news studios here in new york city investigative reporter brian ross. how do you -- how bad do you think this is, brian? >> well, bill, it's a half billion dollars bad and plus. it goes right to the door of the white house. new emails that came out today at a congressional hearing revealed the pressure put on people inside the white house to move up timing with bush back by budget analyst, getting rush here. even so they went ahead with the loan. i was stunned to learn today that earlier in the year the white house became aware the company was about to go ba

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearss on your side. . >>> how great a deal is this? short of coming to your house and cutting your lawn, what else cdo we have to do to get you to be a premium member. the upcoming election comes down to restoring america or transforming america. i can't believe you had to ask if rick perry had a bad debate. he stumbled and gave some incoherent answers. >> so, rick perry stumbled. didn't we elect a smooth talker last time? >> i'm with holding your name. bill, i will donate $25 to the wounded warriors for facsimile of the poster if you white out president obama's signature. not nice, lori. the president and the four other living presidents, former presidents, all graciously signed three posters to raise money for the warriors. on some things, politics should be set aside. luanne, bill, you and miller were caterwauling over having to pay high taxes. sob, sob. millions of ought would be happy to pay taxes if we only had a job. not caterwauling, just the facts. marcia timmons, plano texas. my

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and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearsnationwide is on your side. >>> we just came down from flint where we filmed a family being evicted from their home the day before christmas eve, a family that used to work in a factory, would you be willing to come up with us and see what the situation has been? >> i've been to flint and those people, i feel sorry about it. >> the family is being evicted from their homes. >> i'm sure general motors and such -- >> they used to work for general motors. now they don't work there any more. >> i'm sorry but -- >> can you come up to flint with us? >> i cannot come up to flint, i'm sorry. >> a clip from yt roger and me" and the latest book is "here comes trouble: stories from my life." a catalog of trouble. back to your early days. you were a natural born mischief maker albeit driven by a sense of purpose. >> i wasn't just like putting gum in girl's hair or stuff like that. >> you were unusually mature. you were doing weird things. you were making firebrand speeches against racists and stuff

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and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearsside. >>> consider this the political version of a family intervention. you know, someone steps in to stop troublesome or reckless behavior. you can be certain this intervention is not welcome. we all know our cnn contributor and veteran democratic strategist james carville is anything but shy. like us he's been soaking in all the bad economic numbers and day after day of horrible polling data. today james decided to offer president obama some advice. it's posted on cnn.com. it includes this. "what should the white house do now? one word came to mind. panic." james carville is here to explain just what he means and why. we thought it best to bring in democratic pollster cornell to see if he thinks, too, it's time to hit the panic button at the obama white house. mr. carville, to you, first. panic, why? i should say at the beginning you've been at the front of two successful presidential campaigns for bill clinton. why do you think this democrat needs to panic? >> well, a couple of reas

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 years world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ >> bill: did you see that? michael moore running over the place promoting a new book. he showed up at anticapitalism rally here in new york city. >> i'm glad that fox is here. fox is here. [cheers] there is a requested to in heaven. >> movie maker michael moore was delighted to see us and engaged in spirited debate over anti-capitalist philosophy. >> people across the country have no say in our our economic system. >> has capitalism been good to you. >> capitalism destroyed my town, flint michigan. >> i'm talking but personally. >> that's me personally. that's my town. those are my family. that's my friends. p

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearswide is on your side. >>> i want to update you on the story we're following for you. mass casualties reported at a reno, nevada air show after a plane believed to be a p-51 mustang crashed in front of a grandstand at the national championship air races and air show. at this time, we do not have a specific number of injured. the aircraft did not catch fire. looking at this video, you can see clearly the plane hits the ground, sending up huge clouds of dust and debris. what we do know at the moment is that local fire officials are reporting multiple fatalities and critical injuries. and we'll have more at the top of the hour. >> i'm good, i'm good. if i wasn't good, i wouldn't be here. >> piers: common showing off his acting chops in joet just right." >> i want to read you a quote from your mother. she called rashib. he kept away from the streets. by the time he started getting exposed to things, he had a foundation. i believe a child's foundation is built between birth and 10 or 11. by

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearstionwide is on your side. >>> day one of the michael jackson death trial, prosecutors showed jurors a very disturbing image. you may find it difficult to look at. it's a photograph of michael jackson lying on a hospital gurney after he had died, his mouth open. it is the first time it has been shown publicly. just as disturbing, jurors heard jackson's voice, barely recognized and slurring his words in an audio recording made just weeks before he died. he's talking about his upcoming concert in london. listen. [ slurring words ] >> prosecutors say that jackson was heavily drugged in that recording made on an iphone that belonged to dr. conrad murray, jackson's personal physician, who is charged with involuntary manslaughter. jackson died of an overdose of propofol and another sedative. that is not in dispute. who is responsible is very much in dispute. murray's lawyer said that jackson gave himself the fatal dose. the prosecution says that he abandoned awe principles of medical care and

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearss on your side. >>> as president obama struggles to jump-start the ailing u.s. economy, a mounting debt crisis and newly downgraded credit rating, there is deep kuconcern about the standing of the united states as a global superpower. joining us now, "the new york times" columnist thomas friedman. he has a brand new book out that he co-authored. the book is entitled, "that used to be us: how america fell behind in the world and how invented and how we can come back." congratulations on the new book. i'll start off with a clip. it will be obvious why i'm playing this clip. listen to this. >> it makes no sense for china to have better rail systems than us and singapore having better airports than us and we just learned that china now has the fastest super computer on earth. that used to be us. >> now we know how you got the title. is that plagiarism a little bit? >> no, we quoted it. >> you obviously are giving him full credit. that used to be us but it's not us anymore. what happened? >

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and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearside is on your side. >>> hardly breaking news for me to say washington is broken. with gridlock far easier to find than progress when it comes to the nation's big challenges. still, this is is stun -- a stunning number. 15, as in only 15% of americans say they can trust the government in washington to do what is right most of the time. much of your frustration is aimed at congress. north carolina governor beverly perdue is pushing a novel idea. she says lawmakers might make tough decisions if they were allowed to skip an election cycle but keep their jobs. >> i think we ought to suspend perhaps elections for congress for two years and just tell them we won't hold it against them, whatever decisions they make, just let them help this country recover. >> in other words, fix our democracy, or try anyway, by suspending our democracy. good idea or is that a joke? let's start there with our gloria borger and david gergen. gloria, can you fix a democracy by -- >> no. >> -- by stopping democra

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and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearsr 360" coming up at the top of the hour. let's check in with anderson for a preview. >> tonight new developments in the case of the american woman missing in aruba, gary giordano being held in the disappearance of robyn gardner has added joe hey baez to his defense team, who was a key member of the defense for casey anthony. there's an incredible out of utah, bystanders putting themselves at risk to pull a stranger to safety. listen to part of the 911 call. >> it looks like someone may be under the vehicle. it's burning. >> i think i'm in a backup. the motorcycle is spitting out fire, and i don't know if it's going to the motorcycle is on fd it's going to go right now. >> we'll speak with sergeant jason olson, the first officer on the scene. those stories and the "ridiculist" and all that at the top of the hour. >> the video is amazing. god bless those people helping like that. we'll see you in just a few minutes. >>> we learned some important lessons from our cnn tea party presidentia

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearsvery different street signs are popping up all over new york city. they're alerting people to rude behavior and urging them to mind their manners. "pull up your pants. no one wants to see your underwea," says one. others read "clean up after your horse," and "pay attention while walking." get this, the signs aren't official but they look like the real thing. they're the work of graphic artist jason shelowitz, who's dubbed himself the metropolitan etiquette authority. >> jason, you know, it's pretty gutsy of you to be doing this. you've been posting signs in manhattan telling people not to flick their cigarette butts and pull up their saggy pants, among other things. i'm going to talk to you about the saggy pants thing. but what prompted you to do this psa campaign on etiquette? >> well, it spun off the project i did last summer. the subway etiquette posters that got such a good positive response. so i did one other project like it about cleaning up after your dog and supplying the publ

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearsside. >>> good morning. good saturday morning, everybody. at the top of the hour on this "cnn saturday morning," and we have to start with the tragedy out in nevada, this horrific plane crash at an air show, spectators looked up and this plane was barrelling towards them. at least three people are dead, at least 54 have been injured, and we will explain why many are now calling the pilot of that plane a hero for what he did at the last moment. >>> also, it is the number one movie at the box office. it's called "contagion" our own dr. sanjay gupta plays himself in that movie. it's about a deadly disease that spreads across the world and kills within days. it has a lot of people wondering, could this really happen. my conversation with sanjay is coming up. from the cnn center, thank you for being here on this september 17th, company a.m. here in atlanta, 4:00 a.m. in reno, where we're going to start this crash, a high speed air race in reno, nevada. three people killed, 50 plus injured,

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearsationwide is on your side. i tell you what i can spend. i do my best to make it work. i'm back on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. >>> jack's back with the cafferty file. jack? >> our government is more widely divided than it has ever been. what's the answer? how do we fix it? kim in kansas writes, read your history books and you'll find your answer. democracies, dictatorships, kingdoms, dine necessary stees have all fallen due to the shortcomings of mankind as a species. if you can eliminate sex and fun from government, there would still only be the slightest chance that people in power would do the right thing. in short, our government is the reflection that we see in the mirror. carol writes, take away all of their perks and put them in a locked building until they can understand what is best for the american people. marja writes, you should have parties like we do in europe. those kinds of situations can be avoided and the ability for compr

jon: one of our viewers, wants to know if teammates, jimmie johnson and dale earnhardt, jr.r biggest competition when it comes to winning the sprint? >> that's a great question. they could be, hendrick motorsports is a strong organization. jimmie johnson won last five in a row, so you have to certainly put him on, high on the list of who can win but there are a lot of other competitors that we'll be racing against. carl edwards and kevin harvick and kyle busch. it is great to have dale, jr. in the chase this year. and i think any of the teams in the chase can definitely win the championship. jenna: jeremy has a little bit of a more personal question when it comes to your family. you have two children, he will la and leo. >> that's right. jenna: jeremy wants to know do you want to see your children get involved in the support? >> i'm certainly not against it. i want to do the same thing my parents did for me, where they, and my sister. they showed opportunities and saw what we enjoyed and what we're passionate about. and if ha happens to be racing whether for my daughter or m

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearss on your side. >>> let's take you back to los angeles for the trial of dr. conrad murray. you'll be listening to the opening statement as provided by prosecutor david walgren. >> listening but recording on his iphone. what this evidence will reveal to you is conrad murray's knowledge of michael's state on may 10th, 2009, what this evidence will reveal to you is conrad murray's knowledge of what he is doing to michael jackson on may 10th, 2009. over a month and a half before michael jackson dies, as a result of this very treatment. you will hear the whole recording during this trial but i'll play a clip now so you can have a taste of what conrad murray knew on may 10th, 2009. >> this is not transcribed. [ indiscernable ] i never seen nothing like this in my life. go, go. i've never seen nothing like this. go. it's amazing. he's the greatest entertainer in the world. i'm taking that money, a million children, children's hospital, the biggest in the world michael jackson's children's hos

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearson your side. >>> ten years ago, americans were in the grip of terror from a series of anthrax letters mailed to news organizations and capitol hill. the plot killed five people led to a hunt for a rogue scientist. the government named stephen hatfield as a person of interest only to clear him later. this week, i'm taking a closer look at the documentary, "death by mail." five years after the attack, anthrax investigators are nowhere near an arrest. >> i wouldn't say stuck. it just meant there would be a lot of long days trying to get through all the potential subjects. >> some of the investigators who really, i believe, helped turn the tide in the investigation, they were working on their own time. >> working on old leads. including the man nancy haigwood had flagged years earlier. bruce ivans. >> that was years between 2001 and 2004, 2005. he was not an apparent suspect cht and then the vice started to squeeze. >> we'd look at his e-mails. he starts to become very interesting to us.

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearsnationwide is on your side. >>> stories making news later today, 11 a.m. eastern, fort meyer, virginia, admiral mike mullin officially steps away as chairman of joint chiefs of staff n little rock, arkansas, secretary of state hillary clinton takes part in a dedication ceremony at the clinton presidential center. tonight at 7 p.m. eastern in providence, rhode island, first lady michelle obama speaks at a democratic national committee reception. >>> check in with alison kosik the new york stock exchange with the numbers this morning. how are we doing? we still in negative territory? >> kara, we are. have you noticed we have kind of gotten back onto that roller coaster ride lately in the past week, the dow made trim-digit moves in either direction every day this week, including today. we watched the dow fall 100 points in the first few minutes of trading. what you are seeing is the u.s. markets follow what happened overseas. overseas, we saw a selloff. what is this about? more fears abou

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 years. >>> want to take you to malta, an island in the med train i can't off the coast of libya where a young nanny is getting much needed medical care after being abused by family members of moammar gadhafi. she suffered horrible burns to her head, chest, legs. we told her story after she was found in this abandoned home in tripoli. she worked as the nanny for the children of gadhafi's son hannibal. hannibal's wife poured boiling water on the woman when she refused to beat one of the children. dan rivers has been covering the story ever since he broke it. he's live at the hospital in malta where she's getting this treatment and has this exclusive access. dan, how is she? >> reporter: she's doing pretty good, actually, brooke. she's just arrived here at 5:30 local time on a specially charted plane that the government provided for her in malta. they have gone to extraordinary lengths to make her feel welcome. she was brought into the sort of ministerial vip lounge when she arrived, put into

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 years. nationwide is on your side. >>> new jersey governor chris christie may have a unique credibility problem. no matter how many times he says he won't run for president, his supporters simply refuse to believe him. listen. >> i don't feel ready in my heart to be president. >> i don't feel like i'm ready to be president. i don't want to run for president. i don't have the fire and ability to run for president. i'm not stupid. i see the opportunity. i see it. that's not the reason to run. i threatened to commit suicide. i did. i said, what do i have to do short of suicide to convince people i'm not running? apparently, i actually have to commit suicide. >> and now supporters are squeezing new hope out of his latest speech because this rising republican star did not actually use the word no in his appearance last night. john avlon daily beast columnist joining me now with his thoughts. so, john, you actually think this has reached the point of ridiculous. >> i really do. i mean, the guy sa

and that's just one more reason why the earnhardt family has trusted nationwide for more than 30 yearsr side. >>> for a report, greece is going to overcome its economic woes. conrad murray has problems of his own as speculation lays out in the michael jackson death trial and look out, there's german space junk barreling towards earth now. time to play reporter roulette. what is the latest from athens? >> well, drew, let's call it a double barrel approach to try to restore greece's reputation in the world markets. prime minister george papandreou went to berlin to lobby for patience from germany and financial support. his finance minister stayed closer to home to push through a controversial property tax bill. it was met with stiff resistance in the parliament square tonight. some 3,000 protesters gathered for that vote, which passed three hours ago. they were dispersed with tear gas. the finance minister told me ahead of that vote that the passage of this legislation and cutting state pensions by 20 to 40% and state salaries by another 20%, that they think they can get the next $10 bil

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