it was horrible, fred.may have taken a page out of conrad murray, in case he doesn't want to testify at trial, going to give the self-serving interviews and play them. it's not going to work he was horrible. >> so we're talking about the testimony of eye witness accounts and recollections will weigh heavy because we don't have a case where there is dna, physical evidence. but statute of limitations, where does that play into these alleged acts, avery? >> well, statute of limitations is important for purposes of civil claims. i mean, many of these victims are substantially older. >> it's irrelevant here? >> i think it is. why did it take so long for the victims to assert themselves? the answer both at penn state and at syracuse was maybe they feel there's collateral inspiration coming out of penn state and maybe that's inspired people to come forward. there's evidence here. the question is, is there sufficient evidence to establish a crime? that's the issue and in both instances it has to be looked into. >>

fred, the judge is a state court judge. has he to run for election.s is the man that killed michael jackson. please, he's getting four years no matter what he says. he can get up and blast the judge and getting four years. avery is right, reduced to two for county and home confinement for the entire sentence. that's what's going to happen. >> richard, you're favorite. lindsay lohan. what now? it's like every week there's something involving her sentence or probation, showing up or not showing up. now what? >> remember in animal house like double secret probation they were put on. here she's threatened if she violates the law, the letter of the probation here she's going to do 270 days. it's a farce, the entire california judicial system is a farce. mu mur y is going to be in county prison. lindsay lohan is going to be in county prison. it's ridiculous, know she's going to violate again and be in court. >> avery, you said she was scared straight recently. >> scared straight. she put four and a half hours in century detention center this week. maybe cal

>> he's wrong, fred.s a provision in the contract that she had sugarland had the final call whether or not to put the show on due to weather. sugarland ignored the reports and said, yes. i think sugarland is liability. they're going to get hit hard. >> this could are this should have been the one to say cancel the show, this is not safe, and they would be led culpable -- >> think insisted on that. >> how they will prove that is monumental. >> we'll see. well, they're not experts on stage construction. there's just no way. a. >> something tells me we'll be talkings about that one again. we'll be talking about others in about 20 minutes. we're going to talk about a teacher who the school, her school in california has investigated for allegedly running a important website from her school-issued laptop. we know you have a lot to say about that. also a nato supply lines in pakistan are cut. it's pakistan's response to a dledly military attack being blamed on nato. details are next. why do we have aflac... afla

its genesis was sparked when fred encountered harry truman when fred was a history teacher. prior to running for ngress. and truman told himyoung man, you have to know your history if you want to be a good citizen. that's the founding rock for the united states capitol historical society. fred took tha advice to heart when he entered the congress. he worked with then speaker of the house sam raburn, congresswoman church, among man other members of congress to create the u.s. capitol historical society. his vision was that the society would be the history teacher to the nation. next year in 2012, the society will celebrate its 50th anniversary. obviously fred had an idea that was right for the time and for the next five decades. given the state of history and civic education in our schools today, the society's educational mandate is much more important than it ever was. if we are to involve knowledgeable participation in government by future generations. it's part of its mission to educate the public about the history of the u.s. capitol and the congress. the u.s. capitol his

>> i think so, fred. i think if you look at all the candidates right now, they're getting very fitired and we tald about the brain freezes and talked about the moments in this campaign where the candidates just seem to stop in their footsteps. in fact, let's look at this interview from herman cain from our affiliate up in new hampshire talking about the rigors of the campaign in his family. >> almost can't say it. >> emotional, huh? sg . >> and there you have herman cain. he was asked about the campaign and he was obviously discussing about whether or not he would become president and how he would feel if he was sworn in at that time. of course, you can see the exhaustion in his face right now, but before he gets to iowa, certainly before he gets to being sworn in as the president, he has to come here to washington, though, for next tuesday's cnn debate on national security. cnn and the american enterprise institute and the heritage foundation is really going to have a debate focused on national security

fred? >> okay. sarah, thanks so much. we'll check back with you momentarily. >>> also turning now to presidential politics. newt gingrich has enjoyed a recent surge in polls, but today he's on the defensive. at the very time that he was rallying against politicians and their cozy relationship with freddie mac, the giant wads dulling out $2 million in payments to his company. our deputy political director paul steinhauser is in washington. paul, how much does this hurt gingrich potentially? >> troubling for him. fred, we've seen this before where a republican presidential candidate rises or jumps in the polls and think herman cain over the last couple weeks. for the former house speaker this is doubly troubling because it wasn't that long ago that he was critical of democrats who dealt with the troubled mortgage giant and saying they should be jailed. it seems that gingrich has changed his story, first. first offered freddie mac advice and denying he did any lob yaeg. yesterday on the campai

. >> reporter: absolutely fred.i was right there with the other reporters, what you just heard and what i heard was frustration. frustration because herman cain, as you mentioned earlier, he wants to move on, but yet a week after the story broke, the questions still persist, the details and the developments just this drip, drip of information. on the one hand, herman cain's campaign feels they have answered all the questions. he's been on a round of national interviews, chief of staff mark block addressed a lot of issues and the campaign feels that they're shadow boxing against unseen anonymous sources, sources of information. but on the other hand, fred, it is unrealistic for a presidential front-runner, essentially what herman cain is right now, to think that he can tell reporters which questions he will or will not answer, which questions he will choose or not choose or even to shut reporters down. that's the quandary they're going through right now in terms of moving forward. also in terms of moving forward, fre

it's outrageous, fred.outrageous. >> if he doesn't resign, you say it's up to the texas bar association to take action. >> he's not fit to sit. >> his words were. >> there's another angle. >> his words were he admits to disciplining his child. that's the language he use. i can't imagine why he would want to resign now when he's standing firm in his actions. >> the local media, fredricka, the main newspaper in corpus christi has called for his resignation. that's exactly right. he's taken leave. this guy should not return to the bench. this is taliban, sadistic behavior. he does not belong on the bench. no doubt about it. >> avery, we're not done with you guys. we're going to see you again in 20 minutes and talk about other cases involving your favorite, richard, lindsay lohan. >> oh, no. >> yeah, but we're also going to talk about one of america's favorite people, andy rooney. he has died. bob simon, correspondent with cbs news is going to be joining us and he is going to be reflecting on the life and caree

fred over here chose not to have it. ♪ me, i've got a plan. fred he uh... fred what is your plan?i have a plan? not really. [ female announcer ] only flood insurance covers floods. for a free brochure, call the number on your screen. >>> the actions of the perry campaign are despicable. rick perry and his campaign owe herman cain and his family an apology. both rick perry campaign and politico did the wrong thing by reporting something that wasn't true to anonymous sources. >> bret: mark block, the herman cain campaign staff, chief of staff for the campaign says that rick perry's campaign is behind stirring up all the sexual harassment allegations that have been getting so much attention. point specifically to a former aide of cain when he was running for senate in georgia in 2004. he remembers telling kurt anderson back then about the national restaurant association allegation. anderson works as a senior advisor on the perry campaign. the cain campaign links the two and says other evidence as well. but not getting in specific details. the response, ray sullivan saying, "no one at

fred?keep us posted, thanks so much, chad, on that. >>> should the states that grant permits to carry concealed wes and almost all of them recognize permits from other states? the house will vote on that very question today and it's expected to answer yes. opponents say the measure undercuts states with tough permit requirements. supporters say if the second amendment crosses state lines carry permits should, as well. only illinois and the district of columbia don't allow seal ee weapons at all. convicted felons give up the right to bear arms but can and do get it back depending on the crime and the state. the process can be very difficult or remarkably easy. in almost every case, it's under covered. 11 states allow nonviolent felons to get their gun rights back automatically when they've finished their sentences. ohio, minnesota, and virginia allow violent felons to get theirs back right away. california, georgia, and nebraska restore gun rights through pardons. california does it rarely,

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grossman completes it to fred davis. fred stretches out, but fumbles. three plays later, romo connects with brian. 22yards for the score. dallas took a 7-0 lead. 2nd quarter, 3rd and 7th, grossman completes to anderson. 23yards to the 6. a first down for the redskins. three plays later, third and goal. grossman takes the snap, scores from 4 yards out. that cuts the deficit to 10-7. banks, this guy is a human highlight show with room. 32yards to the cowboys' 32-yard line. grossman, gaffney, 16 yards for the touchdown. redskins take a 14-10 lead. the first redskins lead of the season in 329 minutes and 45 seconds, we counted. early fourth quarter, redskins trailing. 7yards for the touchdown. tied at 17. six minutes later, romo spinning, wheeling, finding whiddon. 59yards for the touchdown. his third t.d. pass of the day. cowboys back in front. 3rd and goal, grossman into the end zone. got both feet down. tied. go to overtime. from 52 yards out, plenty of leg, but just missed it wide to the right. second miss of the game, 8th miss of the season. romo finds

you see, when the phone rings, fred answers it.e a look at the youtube video. [ phone ringing ] >> they say maybe fred doesn't like the noise. or maybe the vibration from the phone. and that's why he likes to take a swipe at the receiver. >> i think it's pretty impressive. >> that's not bad. i'll be more impressed if he can put it back. >> a good point. >>> finally, more incredible video this morning. a family trio with a powerhouse lead singer is now taking youtube by storm. ♪ we could have had it all >> that's the sounds of mexico, with 10-year-old angie vasquez belting out their hit, "rolling in the deep." and backing her up, her 13-year-old and 15-year-old brothers on piano and guitar. >> and talent runs in this family. her dad is a music producer. this girl will have a career. >> and to hit that note, that's a hard note. >> she nailed it. i smell a lot of money in that family's future. >>> for some of you, your local news is coming up next. >> and for everyone else, just three stars left after another >> and for everyone else,

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four plays later grossman downfield to fred davis and fred break a tackle with the spinorama. down to the seahawks, 2, a 36- yard game. davis and grossman hook up again, 2-yard touchdown, the redskins first opening drive touchdown since last november 28th, wow. redskins up 7-0. move to the 2nd. grossman backed a pass, jabar gaffney but picked off by brandon browner, returns it 16 yards to the redskins 20, the first of two picks. oh oh, are we having an interception day for grossman? maybe, maybe not. tarvaris jackson, marshawn lynch hit the mock, goes 20 yards for the touchdown, game tied -- block, goes 20 yards for the touchdown, game tied. tate 15 yards, seattle with 17 straight points to take a 17-7 lead. 10 minutes left. redskins taking 3rd and 8. rex grossman, roy helu leaps a guy and goes 28 yards for his first career touchdown, helu for 100 ate yards, the deficit cut to -- 108 yards. the deficit cut 17-14, hello, helu. six minutes to go. grossman, anthony armstrong, having a disappointing season, but a great catch there, 50- yard touchdown, longest completion for the re

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now, because of fighting there, they are escaping into ethiopia, where fred de sam lazaro found some of them earlier this month. here is his report on the disaster that refuses to go away and some people in minnesota trying to help. fred begins in east africa. >> it's here at the ethiopia- somali border that some 400 refugees arrive every single day, most of them women and children, most of them fleeing not just famine, but fighting. so far this year, 135,000 mostly women and children have registered here in this harsh but promised land for refugees. they have suffered for months and walked for days to get here. there's food and some basic medical care, just barely enough. >> i think it's important to point out that the emergency's not over. it's ongoing. we continue to see people coming and these people are living here in camps and they are in great need of humanitarian assistance. >> for humanitarian agencies, the challenge is to sustain the supply pipeline and keep the attention in donor countries focused on this remote region that's seen hunger and conflict for decades. it's an o

for the rest of the international community to see what's going on there thank you very much indeed fred abrahams for sharing your experience and your views on what's happening there in libya at the moment thank you american troops may be pulling out of iraq but they're staying in the gulf region kuwait is top of the list of countries likely to take them in and that's according to the pentagon who said stability in the middle east is a priority jason ditz news editor antiwar dot com told me a little earlier that redeployment is a way to control the whole region. it sounds like. the united states is determined to keep forces in the way in the region and poised to launch attacks into iraq whether the iraqi government agrees to it or not kuwait as a likely place for keeping a lot of these troops they've been talking quite a while about the decision to put massive amounts of combat troops into kuwait much like they had before the two thousand and three invasion secretary of state hillary clinton said this was proof of an ongoing commitment to the future of the region but in reality it's an o

fred, it has been an interesting couple of days. your take?> for the last couple of days, the cain campaign appear to set records for being off message. to have the block come here to make the accusation against the perry campaign. who cares? i don't know if it's leaked by perry but who cares? if it's true is it going to help cain? it won't hurt perry campaign much. most people realize there is rough and tumble. even dirty stuff. the worst thing is for 'canes himself to make accusations. look, a cardinal rule i think of presidential politics is that the candidate doesn't get involved in the tactics, doesn't talk about them. he has the big message. cain got a great deal off the message. stay on message. let block do what he has to do, i suppose. don't worry about the tactics and who is doing what to whom. >> bret: what about what mark block said on set that people are so sick as politics as usual. he is a candidate that is not a traditional politician. and it seems like it hasn't affected him yet in the approximately or his fundraising, the who

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fred took that to heart. he worked with senator sam rayburn, senator hubert humphrey, congressman -- congresswoman church and many others to create the capitol historical society. his theory was that it would be the teacher to the nation. fred had an idea that was right for the time and for the next five decades. given the state of history and civics education in our schools today, the society's educational mandate is much more important than ever. if we are to have knowledgeable participation in government by future generations. its mission to educate the public about the u.s. capitol and the congress, it created the freedom award. it was inaugurated in 1983 -- in 1993 to inaugurate the laying of the cornerstone by george washington in 1793. the name for the dodge a bad precedent capitol dome, the freedom award -- named for the statue that graces the capitol freedom award praises this understanding. we have had many recipients, distinguished recipients. tonight, we pay tribute to two gentlemen who have devot

but still a lot of damage there. >> reporter: a lot of damage and a lot of vandalism, fred.le. this is a dental center in downtown oakland. lot of businesses, workers came to work this morning, saw their windows looking like this. we've seen a lot of smash windows an we should point out that this protest that continues to make headlines, in part because of the vandalism that you're seeing here today. but we should point out that they talk about the 99% versus the 1%. but this group of protesters, they also have their 1% and these are the people who are intent on creating, stirring up violence in the streets of oakland. this was a peaceful protest that we saw yesterday. we saw lots of marching throughout the streets. people protesting at banks, going to the port of oakland, actually chu lly shutting it do they do so peacefully. after the sun went down we saw dozens of these anarchists coming out into the streets trying to incite the police and they succeeded in their mission. police came out. you saw these ugly pictures with tear gas, bean bags being shot at them, and so we w

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fred tecce former federal prosecutor.alking about the scandal that rocked penn state university and the football program there. fred, we ended with you there. schultz, the vice president at university. you say he is the one to blame if potentially there is cover-up. if he did not come to the right people to talk and report about the sexual abuses happening on campus, what is the punishment legally for him? >> i've got to tell you, first of all he is charged with failure to report which is a violation under pennsylvania law. forget legally, morally, this guy allowed a predator to continue, to prey upon young boys. i think what this guy did is outrageous. jenna: the alleged predator is out on pail. -- bail. $100,000. is that typical, fred? >> you know what? the guy had no priors. he has strong ties to the community. you know i think at time only eight victims, only eight, as horrible as that sound, i heard late as yesterday that number will double. i would not be surprised to see his bail go up significantly. jenna: andy, y

who is here, six presidential candidates as you just mentioned, fred.hele bachmann, rick perry, rick santorum, ron paul, newt gingrich and herman cain. 2,000 christian evangelicals, that's important because as you mentioned the caucus are on january 3rd. that's 45 days away. this is one of the last forums, the last times that these candidates will be able to appeal to this critical, critical base of voters here in iowa. voters who could potentially hoist, propel some of these kinds to a win. outside behind me you see some of the people filing in. let me take you inside where i just left from. there's basically a table, all six candidates will sit "around the table" with pollster fred cluntz. let me give you three things i was told. these candidates will be pushed off their talking points. they want the people in attendance to get to know these people. original questions will be asked. he'll wrap them around issues of morality. herman cain we learned this week he's recently gotten secret service detail. that somewhat complicated the situation. typically

fred? so much, paul. >>> we made the sunday morning talk show rounds so that you don't have to. among the big issues, the tenth gop debate, the super committee, and penn state. here are the highlights. >> how far are you all willing to go? >> we believe that frankly increasing tax revenues could hurt the economy. but within the context of a bipartisan negotiation with democrats, clearly they are a reality. so we put a half a trillion dollars of revenues on the tables. >> what we ought to be saying is let's find a balanced way to do this. and let's say to those who are fortunate enough to be in that upper 1% who had 275% increase in their earnings over the last 28 years, let's say, come on, let's tone this down and put you where you were 28 years ago, relative to the rest of the country. >> we can fix our problems, but we require leadership from the president and the leaders of the house and the senate and saying we're going to do this and we have not seen that. >> president obama has absolu

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