. >> gavin, are you fundamentally right. job growth comes from small businesses. the entire economic revitalization plan over the last two years, doesn't matter which administration it's been geared toward, big business, giving them all the money, that's why cit will go bankrupt, goldman sachs makes more money than they've ever made before. to see this only through the prism of health care is perhaps not to understand the magnitude of the problem. when this comes to health care, we must bring everybody into the system. we must have a mandate that says everybody has to be -- to have insurance otherwise the system doesn't balance, it doesn't work. the only way to do that is to have a mandate. it is working in massachusetts to a certain extent, you have to work it through carefully but it will work long-term. splems the problems of small business have to be addressed carefully. >>> we've begun the conversation on health care. chuck, thank you. gavin, stay with us for the duration of the meeting. eliot as well. ezra, thank you.

gavin, are you here? >> i'm here. >> gavin -- >> get me in! get me in! >> let's go!forgot he was here for a second. he is going to yell at me later. >> how could you forget about me? >> well he should. you know what the conversation is. what are your thoughts? >> well, i live here in california. and basically our state is bankrupted by illegal immigration. and the administration is not doing enough. there are several things that can be done. >> let's just stop right there. in other words, if we had enforcement at the border and enforcement with employers who exploit cheap labor, right? if i went to those two places, border enforcement, no one else gets in, and employer enforcement, no one else gets to use undocumented workers, could i not solve for this problem with those two agendas? >> i think you have to do more than that. i think you have to make less attractive place to come. number one, we need to have an identity card that works. i'm an employer. there are people working in my businesses. they show us identification. it looks good but it's easy to replicate. i

gavin 9. >> all three murdered.in the early morning hours, apparently as they slept in their own beds. >> we believe that this was not a random act. >> police said that they do have a person of interest, and they do have enough evidence. >> at this point, is chris coleman considered a suspect in this case? >> we're not prepared to say anybody is keyed in on a suspect. >> he reportedly left his house around 5:45 a.m. to work out at a gym five miles from the house. when he returned after calling the police to check on his family, they found the victims inside their bedrooms all dead. >> he returned to the police department on monday under court order to be fingerprinted. >> police say a written threat was left on a wall inside the home. >> we do know that there were words written on the wall and the words say "i told you this was going to happen." >> here today to announce the filing of a wrongful death suit against mr. coleman, christopher coleman. >> straight out to marlene schiavo, on the story from the very beginn

to jail. >> look ow angry he is, name is gavin. >> the senior producers baby. >> smoke coming out of his nostrils. >> and michelle in the control room, she was frightened of the photo. that's her baby. she was frightened in the photo. he does look like-- >> she had to bail him out this morning before work. >> he looks like a bruiser. >> he looks angry. but listen, i do, i've done my own study and i know if you do name your child with a name ray, they will become a fugitives. >> really, you've done your own study. >> i've done my own study. >> i think based on your dating habits. the reverse is true. >> if you pick a same name like rick, i named my son william are those safe names out of trouble and stay out of trouble if you have a safe name? rick is pretty safe. >> no. >> i know, dave, william, alisyn. >> dave is about as safe as it gets. >> i know. >> alisyn ray. >> you could be dick though, dicks could be rebellious. >> the daily weiner joke seems to be happening right there. >> and coming up on the show rick, before we get to weather coming up on the show, speaking of names, we h

>> we have made an arrest in the homicide of sherry gavin.e have a christopher coleman in custody. he was charged with three counts of murder in the death of his wife and two small children. >> he was cheating on his wife with this woman. a friend and former classmate of sherry. they attended high school together, graduating a year apart. if chris went to the myspace page, he would have seen this photo. he admitted to having marital problems and exchanging e-mails. they interviewed coleman after the murders. >> chris and tara exchanged explicit photos, including body parts. >> the mother and brother was in the crime scene. he said he saw the downstairs living room, the words, f.u., [ bleep ]. strangulation. who does that? somebody that wants low noise, low mess, no gunshot residue. imagine how cold the father would be to do that to his kids. >> good evening. i'm nancy grace. the mystery around the death of michael jackson intensifies. >> investigation into michael jackson's death might turn into a criminal case. the l.a. police chief confirms

not only were the home's walls spray painted with ominous messages, little gavin's bed spray painted with profanity with the 9-year-old lying there in the bed. tonight, we learn as his wife and children are laid to rest, as they are being lowered into the ground, husband/daddy chris coleman busily texting his girlfriend, his mistress. and tonight, the timeline revealed. >> law enforcement released more documents against alleged triple murderer chris coleman. >> chris, did you kill your wife? >> chris, did you do this? >> chris? >> the same day he attended his wife and son's wake, police say chris coleman was text messaging his girlfriend that he loved her and missed her. >> chris coleman had an affair with a woman who went to high school with sheri and was sherry's friend and that he carried on that affair through the time up to the murders. >> the alleged text messaging didn't stop there. the very next day, at his family's funeral, coleman allegedly texting his girlfriend he misses her and loved her. >> this affair had been going back to november '08, that he told her he would be di

. >> tonight, let's stop to remember army corporal gavin neighbor, 20.long line of military vets. he was awarded the bronze star and purple heart. he dreamed of joining the elite army rangers and getting married after returning from iraq. he leaves behind mom and stepdad. and fiancee, rachel. gavin neighbor, a true american hero. thank you to our guests and to you at home for being with us. see you tomorrow night 8:00 sharp eastern. sharp eastern. until then, stay safe. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> i'm richelle carey. this is your hln prime news break. president obama says he used an unfortunate choice of words in commenting on the arrest of african-american harvard professor henry louis gates. gates accused a massachusetts police officer of racial profiling. the president said the police department acted stupidly but clarified his remarks. president obama invited them to join him for a beer at the white house. >>> tony alamo was convicted of ten federal counts on friday. the 74-year-old has denied any wrongdoing. >>> and sarah palin steps d

leaders of the state gop has gavin no confidence vote to state party chairman jim palura but the party stopped short of calling for a special convention which would be ride to get rid of him all together. he has faced calls to resign amid financial troubles and declining gop registration numbers in maryland. >>> meanwhile, the state's most famous democrat is about to see his legacy set in stone. the finishing touches put on a larger-than-life of former bath mayor and controller william donald schaefer. the statue will be dedicated at the inner harbor this fall. the favorite slogan "do it now" part of the display. >>> one thing for to you do today is to get outside. a nice day out there. you can see a blanket of cloud cover. it is hard to see any blue sky, but over all for now that is not bad. meteorologist bernadette woods in the first warning whether. >> this is what we have got going on. first warning doppler radar is dry in our area but the clouds have moved in because the storm is on the way. the storm is down to the south and more with it down to the south and there will be more w

gavin mcguire of the iowa grain company points to the record corn prices last year... when they reached 8 dollars a bushel... that spike was largely caused by fears of corn shortages after massive floods... mcguire says speculators caused the price to go maybe a dollar higher than they should have. he believes there's a more effective solution to avoid higher prices. if they want to limit upward momentum... because people don't like paying lot for commodities .. they have to expand production or limit demand.. and oil experts .. like dave bahoric.. say the feds are *not getting at the real solution on the debate over higher oil prices... what is not being diussed since the nixon era is energy policy.. #1 - we will never be energy independent.. there will be ties to other sources but we'll never get away from it - but we can decrease use.. you can be a little smarter." the commodity futures trading commission will also try to improve the way trades are reported especially involving hedge funds and index funds - all in an effort to boost transparency. we've seen more and

from your number one fan, gavin. >> reporter: remembering and thanking steve mcnair, those things are getting over his loss, that will take time. ♪ i hope you had the time of your life ♪ >> it's hard. it's hard. we're going to miss him. he's going to be always in my heart. t eat. my self esteem really took a hit with every pound i gained. i have lost a total of 25 pounds with alli. you take one pill with each meal and alli blocks some of the fat that you eat. there is nothing more fun than going shopping when you feel thin and you feel pretty and you can try on those pants and they zip and you just... (announcer) start losing weight today. dinner bell sfx: ping ping ping fancy feast elegant medleys tuscany entrÉes restaurant inspired dishes with long grain rice and garden greens is it love? or is it fan feast? in our nation's all-volunteer armed forces have made a commitment to protect us and our freedoms. many of them will return from the war on terror with missing limbs, severe burns, or traumatic brain injuries. back home, these soldiers will begin a new battle, the often difficult

gavin records wil feature him on a rord called alma mater featuri the pope'singing prayer supply the po's vocals from previouspeeches and speeches. record t accompanimentin london's abbey road studios. the studios course of players the place that famous micians cord almost all of their aums. two the beatles. pa mccartney. will the pope achief rock star paul asis previous predecessor paul benedict iidid? 'll have to see. and on tt no that is "worldfocus" here in friday evening and this wee if youissed any of this week's programs, you c catch up wi them again by going to o websit that's worldfocus.org. i am martin savidge in new york. as always, thank you ve much for joini us. we'll lookorward toeeing you back here on monday. until then hav a great weeken >>> "worldfocus" is made possible, in part, by the follow >>> "worldfocus" is made possible, in part, by the follow funders -- -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

they were left near the bodies of his wife and children, 5- year-old chandler, gavin, and 2- year-old fiona. he wrote to his wife while he loved her, they should have never gotten married. in a note to his parents, wood wrote he would probably go to hell for what he did. >>> police in howard county are offering up to a thousand dollars reward for information on a shooting that happened near a basketball court. it happened last night around 7:30 near cradle rock way in columbia. police believe two groups of teens, including the victim, chianti johnson were fighting. johnson went home after being hit. a friend called 911. anyone with information can call police at 410. 313-3200. >>> today was yet another day that didn't feel like summer. it felt a little like fall out there. the temperatures are very comfort this evening as well, in the upper 70s across maryland. 78 in perry hall. 77 in moncton right now. and 79 in glen burnie. the humidity is low and the sun is shining. it's a gorgeous night to be out at the ball field as we take on the bluejays at 7:05. the orioles are back in town. p

gavin newsom said that the resources are there for this.his is the nanny state on high fructose corn syrup. i have one problem, if cheezeits are taken out of the machine, i will not be able to deal with this. jennifer: if you are having a party in the government building, you cannot bring down not anymore. >> i had one of those this morning. jennifer: they say that people will get too fat. >> this is not the role of the government. the government has spent like they have no tomorrow. now they are regulating food intake. by the way, the median strips on the california freeway are going to be planted. any public space, any patch of land, you have to plant. maybe the first lady can bring the vegetable garden concept to los angeles. jennifer: up next, a long time white house reporter says that the press took sides in the campaign against gov. pailin. speakin-- governor palin. levi johnston says he knows why judge sotomayor jennifer: love her or hate her, no one can stop talking about governor sarah palin. everyone wants to know why she is reall

i want to get bl gavin in here.ke when we have these convsations about government reform, whether it is goog for government, tracng all the money comingin, gg out, campgn finance reorm, pick all the systemic reforms that so many peoplwould love t see t you r see happen in congress doesn't happen because the only people who don't want to do it are the people with the power to make that change, which is the congress, bill. at's your perspective on t systems of our government today and ho they serve ? >> well, there's no doubt that a couple of thgs involved here. three things realy. it is th legislature has to really ena some laws. inost states they have them but they need to strethen, tighten up some of laws they have to address public corrtion. number two, the law enforcement has todo thr job. every time you reador hear about publ corruption you see the fbi involved. we need notthat t local government, local lw enforcement doe't get involved, buey need to take a greater role in these things. last, but not lea, and ab

gavin neighbor, a true american hero. thank you to our guests and to you at home for being with us.row night 8:00 sharp eastern. sharp eastern. until then, stay safe. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> coming up next on issueses, we're now learning the details of what law enforcement authorities found when they raided the office this is week of the doctor who was with michael jackson when he died. tmz now reporting that three hours, approximately, before 911 was called, two women went to a storage facility owned by the doctor you're looking at, dr. conrad murray. why did they go to that storage facility at that particular time? we're going to investigate that. also, boy, it's hard to keep up with jon gosselin's love life. but is it impacting his kids? we're going to analyze. the engagement, yes, there's a reported engagement now. and he's not even divorced. stay right there. all that and a whole lot more coming up next on "issues." i'm sorry. i can't hear you very well. announcer: does someone you know have trouble hearing on the phone? dad. dad, let me help you with that, ok

you for your report and update as always, sir, former assistant director in charge of the fbi, bill gavinhank you. >> thank you, kelly. >> julie: for military veterans returning home from kol bat adjusting to civilian life -- combat adjusting to civilian life can be wrought with problems and often contributing to behavioral problems and now two states are making exceptions for veterans who commit nonviolent offenses. but, is a separate system of justice for some really fair? casey steegel live in los angeles, to explain, this is an interesting story, casey? >> reporter: it really. >> chris: and you know, the veterans' courts are modeled after drug courts, that have sprouted up in cities all across the country and for the last several years we've heard a lot 0 reporting about the success of those programs. and, that is really where this idea was born and the idea is essentially twofold, to not only provide legal surfaces for veterans, but, also -- everses for veterans but for -- who commit nonviolent crimes but also help to unclog over crowded courtrooms we hear so much about and judges wi

. >> gavin newsom is the governor of san francisco and today, announced a national effort of mayors to support president obama's call for a national option. i've got to tell you, a lot of ob servers out there are wondering how committed president obama is to a public option. we're not hearing a lot from the president. does that concern you? >> i don't think you have reform without a public option. you don't have competitions without a public option. i happen to be a mayor of a city with a public option. last week, we hit a milestone. 75% of people in san francisco who were previously uninsured, are now enrolled. i know this works. in fact, kaiser, the largest hmo in california, just joined our health care plan. this can be done in the rest of the country. i think this is critical and it's time for mayors to get involved in this debate because we're the ones left holding the bag in terms of cost delay. >> you hear the argument that people say the government can't run anything, that people will be standing in long lines rashenirashe rationing and all those horror stories. >> it's a way o

. >> reporter: according to court papers, venus fired rockets and gavin side information about city subway system to al-qaeda. the nta tells fox 5 venus was never employed by the mta or any vendors. here is what we know about venus so far. he's 26 years old, born here in the states. he was raised catholic and converted to islam at a long island mosque. he's described as a former truck driver and car wash walker. and a -- according to the l.a. times he was living in patchhog until he vanished in september of 2007 and he began wearing islamic robes and a skull cap. neighbors are stunned about the case. >> it was horrible. i just can't believe it. >> it's shocking to here and unnerving to hear that something like that could take place right next door to you. >> reporter: he was captured last november and gave authorities information about a plot to blow up the ci subway system. that's when the nypd flooded the station warning about a attack. >> people are looking for something else, and people who are disturbed or extreme go to al-qaeda. that report from fox's andrea day. the new york transit

for more on this, joining me now from boston is bill gavin, an fbi veteran of 28 years and a former assistant director of the agency's new york office. and from philadelphia, dr. arthur kaplan, director of the center for bioethics at the university of pennsylvania. and interestingly, cochair of the u.n. task force on human trafficking. and from washington, d.c., dr. berndeen healey. reports right now that 30 people have been arrested, including a couple of mayors, deputy mayors, rabbis, state assembly men. it certainly sounds like a very large dragnet. >> there's no doubt about it, nancy. it is a large dragnet. the case has been ongoing for a couple of years

. >> right, not th week, but, you know, thensign scandal rrors almost perfectly what gavin newsom did he's now the fnt-runner to be the democratic nominee for governor of california, haan affair with thwife of one of his staffers. it's the exact same thin >>id his parents pay $100,000 to keep her quiet? >> i think mayor newsom could probably afford to p them himself. no one party has a monopoly on this kd of behavior. you ow, i'm not going to make any excuses r it, and, yes, frankly, it does open e republican party up to charg of hypocrisy. i'm not going to deny that as a republicaand omeone who runs campaigns for a living, it's very frustratg for me. >> look, demrats and steve and when they el like it are going to be calling th hush money. i don't e how you can call it anything else. ere'st no conceivable definition of wh this money is other an hush money. how does senatornsign continue? how does he, forxample, try to raismoney to keep himself in office when we alreadynow this is what he's doi with his senate payroll. he's using it for hu money in rtain situations. he has task the pa

. >> right, t this week, but, you know, the sign scandal mirrors almost perfecy what gavin newom did. he's now the front-runner to be the democrati nominee for governor of california, d an affair with e wife of one of his staffers it's the exact same thin >> did his parents pay 00,000 to keep r quiet? >> i think mor newsom could prably afford to pay the himsf. no one party has a monopoly on this kind of behavior. you know, i'm n going to ke any excuses for it, and, ys, frkl it doesopen the republican pty up to charg of hypocrisy. i'm not going to deny that. as a republican and asomeone runs caais for a living, it's very frustrating for me. >> look, democrats a steve and when they feel like it are goi to be calling this hush money. i don't see how you c call it anythingelse. there's just no cnceivable finition of what this money is other than hus money. how does senator ensign contin? how does he, forexample, try to raise money to keep himselfin office when we alrea know this is whate's doing with his senate paoll. he's ing itor hushoney in rtain situations. he has to ask the parents t

gavin cooper is using febreze as cologne. [ laughter ] all right. well, that's one way to use it.deodorant. so, that works. [ laughter ] who else we got? you, sir. how about this guy right here. yep. jerry bruford is going to ask the girl in front of him on a date. hey, cool. let's check out her facebook page. paula fisher is busy that night. [ laughter ] okay. that kind of hurts, jerry. jerry bruford is pretty sure he didn't mention which night. [ laughter ] so, paula fisher is aware of that and is still busy. [ laughter ] all right, it's not a good sign, jerry. i'll let you guys work that out there. next person here. ow about you? no, let's go next to him. yeah. keep going. yeah, that's him right there. [ laughter ] that's it. that's it. steve michaels. there he is. let's see. he's going to get some sweet, sweet action tonight. [ laughter and applause ] that's interesting. let's check his relationship status. he's in a relationship with himself. okay. [ laughter ] oh, that sucks. all right, i got you. all right. let's move on. let's move on. that's not as cool. os gary allen. th

gavin palone said he never saw so many -- while on a movie screen.said as much anyway. >> you know why he got uncomfortable? well, i don't know if i can say this on tv. the penis talks. that's all i have to say. >> there is a talking penis in the movie? >> bruno is all i will say. >> i don't know what it said because we were laughing so hard you couldn't hear it! >> can we go back to the fed? >> we are going to take a break. the reverend jesse jackson is here. no talking penis, i will guarantee you that. we will be back on health care, race and a variety of other things coming up. ♪ for just nine dollars, you can get them shoes from names like danskin now and starter. ♪ select eyeglass frames are just $9 at walmart -- and they have a 12-month guarantee. ♪ juniors tops from op are $9 too. and you can get them the school supplies they need to start the year for just $9 total. nine dollars. considering what you get... that's a really great price. back to school costs less at walmart. save money. live better. walmart. it can be tough living with copd...

william gavin, massachusetts -- william galvin, thank you, mr. secretary for being with us.s have become popular? what's your problem with them? >> we're concerned about sales practices. we're concerned as they aggressively in print and television advertising, they may be finding their ways into the hands of people who may not know what they are, who may not understand the leverage aspect of them, the fact that they have a high volatility, and if you do invest, you need to pay very close attention. >> they're very volatile, and many professionals know you can trade them for a short amount of time, but cannot own them, because there's not a correlation with the typical eff. >> yes, that's why we're asking the major venters to tell us how they're telling them. the issue is to whom they're selling them and how they're presented. frankly the advertisements are too simple. they're playing to the frustration that people might have about treasuries or some other aspect, and is obvious the case, some investors think they -- we believe the obligation is to provide them the informatio

you already have buehrle and gavin floyd and john danks. >> a good one through four. >> the big brassnts to make this deal and i like it. >> here's the trade i didn't understand, scott rolen to the reds. what does that do for you? >> i don't know. >> why? well, they couldn't move halladay, so they decided to move scott rolen. >> four million this year, 11 million next year. i guess they didn't want to pay the $11 million. >> having a nice year, too. >> they're right on the water in cincinnati. maybe they wanted "rolen" on the river. ♪ rollin', rollen on the river ♪ >> i'm not a cubs or sox fan, but i follow local sports. sooner or later they will have to adles offense. it's been four series since the sox have even scored five runs. i only know that because i'm aborioles' fan and it happened against us. you have to be able to get runs. last night you get a great pitching outing and you still almost lose. >> i said that earlier steve before this deal. right now the only guy hitting is a 22-year-old rookie. that's not good. i'm glad that bacon is going to be start, but the only guy reall

he brought over gavin avizo. sweet man but he was naive in a certain level about the reaction to some of his stunts in a sense, so he realized, oh, my god, i shot myself in the foot and he never recovered. >> it mutt have been difficult for someone who worked him and to have cared about him to see him surrounded by other people who did not perhaps have his best interests at heart. >> and there were a lot of those. let me tell you something, with a star of his celebrity, with a lot of money rolling around, a lot of people came on the scene that had their own personal agendas and didn't care for michael and really didn't look out for his interests. and that was difficult, because sometimes they were able to end run his management and kind of influence him in a sense. and that was very frustrating to tell you the truth. >> how do you explain those contradictions? you have a guy who is incredibly private and goes out to seek public attention. you have a guy who is incredibly sensitive but yet puts himself out there a

sheriff david mortgage gavin.coming in. >> thank you, sir. >> there has been some controversy over the contents of the safe that was taken by the suspects. the contents originally you didn't want to tell us what was in it. that fueled some speculation that maybe those who died perhaps were hiding something, concealing something. now, we know it was just usual stuff that people keep in a safe. why couldn't you tell us that earlier? >> it was really critical to the investigation, wolf, that we keep that information close hold. as i stated during the press conference, we knew from the inception of our investigation, because we consulted with the family. that safe, we knew what it contained. it was personal papers, heirloom jewelry, prescriptions that melanie kept in the safe so her children could not get access to it. having that information, we knew when we found the safe that had been buried behind the house owned, again, by pamela long wiggins. we had found the safe removed from the billings home. that now ties th

this is the senior producer's baby gavin, take a look at the creepy picture. >> he did two or three days, last week. >> and michelle you provided me in my erie called her baby creepy. >> he's cute, but looks like a lot of trouble later in life. >> because he's that angry about his name. >> he's on the lamb right now. >> he's upset. >> i called him creepy, and michelle offered up the picture because she thought he looked creepy as well. have you seen him recently? >> adorable and that's actually one of the prettyiest babies i've ever seen. >> he looks like he didn't get a lot of sleep in that photo. >> i'm trying to butter up michelle. >> more time for your weather, go. >> exactly. go. beautiful day across much of the northeast, here is your temp. 65 in new york, not humid at all. where you see the green, drier, cooler air mass and making a very comfortable morning. still warm heading to dallas, 73. better than the last week or so. satellite radar picture showing us an upper level disturbance across upper canada and the great lakes today, maybe a few spotty showers and a little bit of clo

san francisco mayor gavin new m newsom, who's already in the race for governor, is poised to keep jerryas a retread. after all, brown is now 72, married and adept at the game of politics. this will be a race to watch. wolf? >> we will watch it, indeed, jessica. thank you. world leaders or u.s. leaders in terms of working with them, president obama's asked to compare the two. >> find it more complicated or less complicated to deal with that than the american congress? >> well, the -- on the second question it's not even close. >> so, how will members of congress react to that upon the president's return to the united states? >>> and some of you are wondering why sarah palin is resigning as governor of alaska. wait till you hear what the father of her grandchild is now saying. >>> our "strategy session. "cnn political contribute contributor, hilary rosen and republican strategist john fehry, former spokesperson for denny hastert. i'll play a clip. >> today i return to the place where my political journey began back in 1978, back to the south side of chicago, back to my community and my co

i think one of the things the president wants to see gavin speetwo his ideas that will cut costs forsmall businesses and allow those that are providing insurance for their employees to be able to do some more affordably for themselves and hopefully encourage others that want to do that, but have shied away from a because of the cost to be able to do that as well. >> what about secretary clinton in india, what sort of message came from the president that she is now back and giving a report. do we have a new broad and u.s. in the relationship? >> well, i have not talked with the secretary of state. i know she met with the president for lunch today to discuss the trip, but i have not had a chance to discuss the trip. >> what is the lesson, what does the president want to take away from us? >> as you said yesterday and today, and i think as even he said at a news conference, he had a call coming in and he had an officer responded to a call about a potential break in. and as i said yesterday as well, there was clearly a point some time after that where both sides could have stepped back a