they were goths before goths were fashionable. and so they were easy targets. >> reporter: but one of the teenagers, jessie misskelley, borderly mentally disabled with a documented low i.q., confessed after four hours of police interrogation, implicating his friends. he would later recant, but the town was already convinced the three devil-worshipping kids were guilty. >> there seemed to be a whole scare in the community around a satanic panic. >> i hope you really believe in your masters of satan. he's not going to help you. to me, this place where i stand is like hell on earth. >> reporter: all three would go to prison. damien echols, called the ring leader, was sentenced to death row, held in solitary confinement for a decade. johnny depp became so convinced of echols' innocence he gave voice to his prison journal. >> i can't remember what it's like to walk as a human being anymore. >> reporter: then, finally, new hope. new attorneys forced the state to perform dna tests, not available in 1993, on hair from the victims. the fin

there's no such thing, and i don't believe -- i don't ever want to see the goth -- the government have that kind of power to ever have a kill switch. what i do want to see, again, is closer collaboration, cooperation between the government and private sector. the pr's proposal -- the president's proposal would help with that. that we could share that with the private sector so they know what signatures to look for, but then private sector can share with the government what they're seeing and how we can work more collaboratively to better protect our citizens. >> host: do you think that businesses field -- need incentives to do so? they're afraid of sharing information with the government because they're not sure how

vatican was due to submit its second report on the rights of the child in 1997 and i would ask the goth to resource these bodies accordingly. they must be absolutely capable of carrying out out -- out the responsibilities, they must be effective. procedures as we have seen ad nauseam are of no use unless they are properly implemented and minister, i wish you and the minister for children well in ensuring that these measures are indeed in place at the earliest opportunity. >> the next number of speakers, there are five speakers, each with three minutes. john hall han please. >> i'm sharing time with deputies murphy, sullivan, wallace. i'll be very brief. like everybody else i was horrified about this particular report. that the abuse went unreported is utterly reprehensible. i will now call on the government to break off diplomatic relations with those who shield hill. i believe the papal nunzio should be sent from ireland, the office stripped of its title, the teen of diplomatic corps, while the ambassador should be removed from the vatican. if any other foreign government conspired to

there are several goths involved. there are several companies involved. we're in touch with all of them at top levels. i can tell you without betraying any confidences that secretary clinton raised this issue with the prime minister and foreign minister of turkey just two weeks ago. ambassador morningstar was along, we've been pushing. the prime minister went to aser buy january since then, i have -- to azerbaijian and i haven't heard the results of that. we're hoping in the next month there'll be an agreement by the concerns, the companies concerned to fill the pipeline, come to terms on traffic fees and those technical issues. we're working on it. we're hoping. on missile defense, turkey did support, of course, the state -- nato state at lisbon, they support the nato effort to have a phase adaptive approach to radar system. we've moved beyond that generality to have detailed technical discussions and legal discussions with the government of turkey. we're hoping, not fully, they want to understand what this will mean for turkey in all its technical, poli

example, the private sector has said that they don't want a legislative mandate, they don't want the goth to take over -- the government to take over some of the critical infrastructure that they're responsible for. the white house and the department of homeland security is concerned that if some of those networks, for example, the remotely-operated electronic grids, let's say, or a water supply or gas supply, much of this today is now tied into the internet. so you begin to think about scenarios where those actually become vulnerabilities, and the white house, of course, has some responsibility to safeguard those critical functions. so what they've tried to do in the private sector is say we want to work with you, we need you to to provide us information, we will provide you with information. but from the user perspective that also creates some risk because now you may have data about user activity moving back and forth between the private company and the government without any kind of real independent oversight. and in that relationship we've said there has to be consideration of the us

vatican was due to submit its second report on the rights of the child in 1997 and i would ask the goth to resource these bodies accordingly. they must be absolutely capable of carrying out out -- out the responsibilities, they must be effective. procedures as we have seen ad nauseam are of no use unless they are properly implemented and minister, i wish you and the minister for children well in ensuring that these measures are indeed in place at the earliest opportunity. >> the next number of speakers, there are five speakers, each with three minutes. john hall han please. >> i'm sharing time with deputies murphy, sullivan, wallace. i'll be very brief. like everybody else i was horrified about this particular report. that the abuse went unreported is utterly reprehensible. i will now call on the government to break off diplomatic relations with those who shield hill. i believe the papal nunzio should be sent from ireland, the office stripped of its title, the teen of diplomatic corps, while the ambassador should be removed from the vatican. if any other foreign government conspired to

they were -- had that goth look and it seemed like they were singled out. the facts and the evidence don't really add up here. there is a huge question. >> karen desoto, always a pleasure. have a great saturday. >>> rick perry wrapping up his first full week in the presidential race. how is the strategy working? we will talk about that. the weekend political round table next. >>> also, it's one way to get a car wash. how this vehicle ended up in a texas woman's pool. call it a car pool. we're back in three minutes. (telephone ring. pick up) usa prime credit. my name ...peggy. you got problem? ggy? third time i've called, 's time i speak with a supervisor. supervisor is genius...i transfer. transfer! transfer! transfer! transfer! transfer! hello...my name is... peggy? come on!!! hello? want better customer service? switch to discover. ranked #1 in customer loyalty. it pays to discover. in one place. ♪ the race of your life you never ran. the trip around the world you never took. the best-selling novel you never wrote. but there's one opportunity that's too g

vatican was due to submit its second report on the rights of the child in 1997 and i would ask the goth to resource these bodies accordingly. they must be absolutely capable ofarrying out out -- out the responsibilities, they must be effective. procedures as we have seen ad nausea are of no use uess they are properly implemented and minister, i wish you and the minister for children well in ensuring that these measures are indeed in place at the earliest opportunity. >> the next number of speakers, there are five speakers, each with three minutes. john hall han please. >> i'm sharing time with deputies murphy, sullivan, wallace. i'll be very brief. like everybody else i was horrified about this particular report. that the abuse went unreported is utterly reprehensible. i will now call on the government to break off diplomatic relations with those who shield hill. i believe the papal nunzio should be sent from iland, the office stripped of its title, the teen of diplomatic corps, while the ambassador should be removed from the vatican. if any other foreign government conspired to break t

and it was a time before the goth look or the notion of a romantic teenage vampire became fashionableis was a crime so horrendous it was easy to believe it was committed by a monster. >> when you're hearing all of this, what's going through your mind? >> exactly the same thing that that's what happened, that the devil actually come and got my baby. everybody was a suspect. i would have thought you did it back then. i mean, anybody i looked at i was mad at. i went into a world of my own. and i hated people. >> damien echols tells me he was also in his own world. >> the just beginning, he says, to hear about the three young boys found in west memphis. >> investigators found the children beaten to death. >> do you remember the first time you heard about this murder? >> getting up that morning. i mean, it was everywhere. you couldn't not hear it. it was on every news channel, on every newspaper. they were talking about it on the radios. >> what were you thinking? >> to be honest not a lot. i didn't pay -- it was something that didn't play a big role in my world, you know? i was -- it was

daly city you may not goth get out of that fob. 54 degrees right now in san francisco as we head throughouthe afternoon your hour by hour forecast shows you 54 degrees inland. might want to bring a jacket this morning. a little chilly out there. by noon up to 70, 4:00 p.m. 82 degrees.fortable day near the b. a few degrees warmer by the bay. we have the seven-day outlook in moments. right now let's get you out the front door with mike. >> a quick update here. stick with the maps, guys. looking here southbound 101 through san mateo. got a new accident, i added this to the report at the last minute. whippel avenue, two lanes blocked from the chp report. one car on its roof and there's a van stopped in the second lane to help out. so an ambulance is heading to the scene, san mateo sheriff's office as well, update you south of the san mateo bridge. meanwhile heading to the bay bridge, a smooth drive around the maze. still have construction closing off-ramp for high street, southbound 880, that will probably clear soon. no major drama now but check on this. >> thanks. lot,hankske. mike. time is 5

government-run health care because the teaching docs, they are 100% behind the idea of single-payer goth health care. -- government health care. you will find that about 65% of these students say they believe universal coverage is the responsibility of the federal government. after we've done our post vote, it comes down to about 60%. but a lot of these med students say, you know, we've never heard or thought about this. so grace-marie spoke on our debate at gw, we're trying to educate. we're not telling them they have to become free market docs, but you have to be exposed to the fact that there is an alternative because 49% of graduating residents are now joining hospitals instead of going into private, pay-for-service medicine, and this is very, very worrying. >> yes. i mean, i think talking about the financial part is, certainly, very important be, but i'm glad that you are bringing out a lot of the, um, sort of what's going to happen to you personally. i think this terms of, for example, the hippocratic oath don't you think ipad violates that because the government is going to tell y

they're a lap dog of the goth instead of a watchdog of the government these days. somebody has got to do it. it's embarrassing, i think, for u.s. media, rt is doing a much better job at exposing the hypocrisy and wrongdoing going on here. >> who owns rt? >> it is publicly funded. it's funded by the russian government. >> why do they do it? do you know? >> you would have to ask them. >> and how did you get involved in it? >> i was in moscow one summer, i have a lot of family that still lives in moscow, i had been working there and had been introduced to rt when i was still in college and thinking of what i might do when i graduated and i decided to intern at the channel and just check it out. >> where were you in college at the time? >> i was going to u.c. santa cruz. has a very mellow, hippie vibe and made me realize i lived in another world growing they need people and from there it all went the usual route. >> you were born in moscow? >> i was. >> you have a famous mother? >> i do have a famous mother. a three-time olympic gold medalist a pair skater, it's someth

could you discuss a little bit, um, the friendship between the sudan government and the -- [inaudible] goth? is. >> this is a really interesting one, and it's quite distressing. for years, um, the people running chad, of the si georgia what ethnic group which is, of course, one of the three major ethnic groups in the darfur, and he had a natural sympathy for them. therefore, when bad things started happening in darfur in 2003, lots of people from the ethnic group shifted across the border. they fled there to chad for safety. and that went all very well. well, it didn't actually go terribly well because the local chadian people weren't wild about having a quart err of a million people arrive in an already desperately poor place where they didn't have enough water, let alone anything else. so it didn't actually go that well, but at least people were not being bombed and killed there. however -- and there's been a sort of a hatred between khartoum and ya me that for decades. however, recently there's been a rapprochement, and the consequence of that is -- [inaudible] is now prepared to betray

i fell in love with the land, and then i fell in love with the system of goth. i saw what alexis of turkville saw, self-reliant citizens governing themselves in their own townships. topville was smarter than me. he certainly would have never bought my house, believe me. [laughter] he probably got the ski condo in loan mountain. he's there every february. on the channel 9 ski report when they talk about fresh powder, they're referring to his wig. [laughter] um, actually, that's -- a lot of sports bars the shtick just die, believe me. [laughter] so i came for the sweet land, and i stayed for the liberty which kind of snuck up on me. and the liberty is a little imperilled which is what i'm going to talk about this evening. my book is called "after america get ready for armageddon." so we're a little ways from be "little house on the prairie" type stuff. i was going to say it's available at all good bookstores, but i see most of them have gone out of business. even on this day borders has gone out of business. they usually only stock me in the back, one key table fo

do that instead of giving it to the goth right now that's -- the government right now that's $14 trilliondebt. >> well, let me give you an example. there are five million out of school unemployed youth, 18-26, half of them with a high school diploma, half of them with a bachelor of arts or sciences who can't find their first job. so we have a moral obligation, we also have an economic obligation to resuscitate this economy. i've been in business my whole career, i've been very blessed with that outcome. the thing that i know most assuredly is the only thing that works in the american economy is a vibrant mid middle class which we don't have -- jenna: and you think the tax structure supports that if taxes go up on millionaires? >> absolutely. what we did in congress a week and a half ago, jenna, is we decided we would cut, and that's appropriate. i don't want to cut foolishly, and i don't want to cut people who need it in this time of great stress, but we raised no revenues. so you and i and the representative, let's say we have the perfect job creation initiative in mind. we have no money

without providing funding to the agency, leaving many, many federal workers without pay, costing the gothas one year ago today when a mine collapsed in chile, trapping those 33 miners inside. those rescue efforts capturing the world's attention for more than two months before they were pulled oit of the ground using that special capsule. do you remember this special moment of celebration. this week, four of the miners travelled to washington, d.c. to attend the opening of a monument in their honor at the smithsonian. typhoons in japan caused travel drupg disruptions. the storms now headed to china. land fall is expected within a couple of hours. >> nasa's spacecraft carrying juneau heading off for the fifth and largest planet from the son, jupiter. it's expected to reach its destination in five years. and make 33 orbits of jupiter during the mission. it will get a bird's eye view of the planet and is expected to pass over the north and soul poles for a closeup look of the bright aurialis. the last encounter with jupiter was 16 years ago from galileo. rick perry says we're a nation in cris

we trust in the individual, not into goth. that's the beginning of being able to reform medicare, and then when it comes to social security, we need to be more specific about raising the retirement age, we need to be more specific about how we calculate benefits. we need to be more specific about giving people the opportunity to have their own accounts and, ultimately, be able to opt out. that's what's going to preserve that social safety net for future generations. >> yes. senator -- [laughter] >> we haven't gotten there yet, but thank you for your on the mitch. optimism. [laughter] >> [inaudible] says that 82% of the crimes is due to drugs, drug related. so it's obvious that we are not losing the war on drugs, we've already lost it. i wonder could you give me a thought as to how we proceed with this problem considering that we could probably close -- [inaudible] prisons if -- [inaudible] >> i love imperial polk county, and we were just in haines city the other day for the political barbecue. and i will tell you that while i

that's injured rebels who have been in clashes and in some rocket attacks by goth forces -- by government we stand from the capital, tripoli. people here not entirely sure what is going on, they're hearing about all of the confusion -- [inaudible] and people have had their confidence shaken by the rebels. however, in the past 24 hours a lot of people were saying they do believe they can ultimately overthrow the government, or rather gadhafi, but they say they had had believed -- [inaudible] look, we're going the send him to the international criminal court, and now the sons have appeared to have escaped the rebels. whether this really is the final push and the final days of gadhafi, as -- [inaudible] just to make sure they are heading out of the country in the thousandses here on the border with tunisia. back to you. jon: it appears to be the end of gadhafi or at least his regime, but what comes next? that's the question. dominic di-natale live from libya, thank you. jenna: mike rogers is the chairman of the house intelligence committee, and we're lucky enough to have him join us now as o

it's, basically, an extremely tough process, and the goth itself is not -- government itself has no plans to help or get people out, they simply don't have the means to do so. haiti itself is particularly vulnerable to flooding. it's going to be a sanitation disaster here if you can imagine 12-20 inches of water. they already have a cholera epidemic, and most of the trees in the country have been cut down, so we could see flash floods as well as landslides here. most of the people not relocating,hey're really stuck in these tempts. the government has said if you do haveamily members with houses, go to them, but they've been here 18 months. most of these people have nowhere else to go, so they're basically trying to ride out what could be 50 mile-an-hour winds and up to 20 inches of water on the ground. bill: how many people have been living ther steve? >> reporter: bill, this used to be an airstrip. there's up to 30,000 people right here now. we have seen some improvements from the red cross. there are some port a potties and a lot of kids running around. this little fella doesn't have pa

i think that we're seeing shrinkage of state goths that are going to -- state governments that are goingto continue no matter who the president becomes and, of course, perry will certainly be influencing that discussion. in new york city teachers are being laid off in huge numbers. these are good, middle class, maybe you could call them middle middle class jobs, some of the professional jobs such as engineering can be almost upper middle class depending on income. so i think this effect is not so totally focused on folks who are blue collar workers sometimes hikes of the blue collar pay scale. and i think again the whole globalization, the fact that engineers in china are turning out in huge numbers, many of these people are learning how to speak english, so there is an international dimension here that is not going to go away, and with government cutbacks and support for training and other programs, the situation is in some ways kind of dire, i would think. i'd be interested in your comments. >> sure, sure. well, no, you make a lot of good points, and it's certainly true especially for

stand here before you today, all of us gathered here today at a time when defining the proper role of gothen. the answer to what the proper role of government is lies in what kind of country we want to have. i think the vast majority of americans share a common vision of what they want our nation to be. they want our neigh to be two things at the same time. number one, they want it to be free and prosperous, a place where your economic hopes and dream kbs accomplished and brought to fruition, that through hard work and sacrifice, you can be who you were meant to be, no matter who your parents were, no matter how much misfortune you had in your life if you have a good idea, you can be anything if you work hard and play by the rules. not all americans share that vision of a free a and prosperous americans. but they want us to be a compassionate american, a place where people are not left behind. we're not going to tolerate those who can't take care of themselves being left to fend for themselves. we're not going to stand for our children being punished for the errors of their parents. we sta

the goth is subject to the people. -- the government is subject to the people.neration of americans, to take a stand for freedom to send a message to washington that we're taking our future back from the grips of these central planners who would control our health care, who would spend our treasure, who downgrade our future and micromanage our lives. it's time to limit and simplify the taxes in this country. we have to quit spending money we don't have. we need to get our fiscal house in order and restore our good credit. and we will repeal this president's misguided one size fits all government health care plan immediately. [applause] we'll create jobs, we'll get america working again, we'll create jobs and buildwell and truly educate and innovate in science and technology and engineering and math. we'll create the jobs and progress that's going to be needed to get america working again. i'll promise you this. ll work every day to try to make washington, d.c., as inconsequential in your life as i can. and at the same time, we'll be freeing our families and smal

. >> one shade darker than your natural color because you don't want to be opaque or goth.e and shine of your hair cut. longer, slightly lighter on ends. >> the important tip, go one shade darker than your natural hair color. >> you don't want to be harsh. you want it to be beautiful ansy and everything. >> go get them, cougar. >> another look, lauren. let's see what she looked like before. there, also really long hair. a little bit drab, i think. >> right. >> especially when you see her, what she looks like now. she's like vavoom. >> and looks like lauren today. >> vibrant. amazing. that gorgeous coppery, fiery hair. >> now, red hair is certainly -- redheads, by the way, perhaps the most important trend that cannot be ignored. >> right. >> has influenced every other color. the chocolate in her chocolate brown. put the gold in the golden blond that the next salon went to see. >> this is like a kristina hendrix, "mad men" look, emma stone, beautiful redhead. >> and she is a natural beautiful blond which we found out inreading the interviews. the blond is great but i feel mor

there are people who likour like lady goth and -- like lady gaga and others -- >> people are just outre saying stuff. >> in the very beginning, i had an argument with somebody and i said that celebrities will not use twitter. the reason that they are celebrities is because we do not have access to them. we only get to see them in movies and they're special and we look for to that. we do not want to see their regular lives because then they will not be special. then they all started to go on twitter like crazy and probably shouldn't have. [laughter] it was great for us because celebrities have built in large groups of people who love them. >> way back there. >> i work for two degrees. i have a whopping 13 followers. [laughter] >> its about quality, not quantity. >> our company has a mere two hundred or something. i wanted to know about places like twitter or facebook, how do small businesses get more recognition and get followed aside from being bigger? >> the small -- the beauty of small business on twitter has not escaped as from the very beginning. you do not have to have a lot of f

bodies and respected by church institutions and everybody else and therefore i very much welcome the goth's commitment to put in place and give letters of force to the chern's first guidelines. but it's clear that those guidelines cannot be implemented fully and properly unless the resources are provided to do that. that goes way beyond the commitment to 250 social workers, there are all sorts of other support resources, staffing issues that need to be addressed and frankly in the situation where the public sector recruitment embargo is lower than staff numbers where would be needed to fully resource these areas, that has to be looked at. if the children come first, we have to put the resources i i ii