. >> reporter: he goes on to say that ashley nicole haley is accused of taking almost $20,000 from the cheer threading club. haley also served as the squad's treasurer to help pay for cheer camp. >> the cheer threading camp never got the money that the cheerleaders gave to the defendant and they never got the uniforms they paid for. >> 17 members of the squad claim they gave healy money for cheer threading expenses. after finding out the uniform the never arrived, the -- uniforms never arrived, they told the campus. >> what's difficult about this, their families and themselves have suffered losses because of this woman's actions. >>> now, haley was released from jail yesterday and pled not guilty to all 29 counts and allegations. her attorney did not return a phone call we placed today. in texas, i'm paul came -- in san francisco, i'm paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> many bottles of formula are being recalled because of possible contamination. beetles and larva were found at a plant in michigan that makes the powdered formula. the recall contains only the powdered container. not

anher serious possibility is mississippi governor haley barbour. here he was just two weeks ago. >> if i run for president, what you see is what you get. i am from mississippi. i do have a southern accent. i was lobbyist and a pretty damn good one. the next president of the united states on january 31, 2013 is going to start lobbying. as far as southern accent and mississippi. the country may be looking for the andy obama in 2012. don't know. could be. chris: what a matchup that would be. and also, new apology mahan courage jeb bush to run. this week george w. bush actually beat barack obama in a theoretical poll. then the water may be safe for jeb. on the christian conservative bracket side, mike huckabee is running but sarah palin polls best among republican voters. in a new "vanity fair" article, in july, the quarterly filing by palin's p.a.c. revealed a foormedable war chest and hefty investments in this fundraising and direct mail. the hottest part, the glenn beck part of the party. you have huckabee out there. pagen boub the star, right? >> s

>> i agree with you, and more importantly, ed gillespie, haley barbour, and karl rove i agree with you they understand as a general national republicans have a much more profound understanding of the importance of governorships that democrats do. you see the national republican leadership put their weight behind raising money and seek to increase numbers from their current 24 up to 30, and some republican leadership have talked about 38 governors'. we ought to hold them to the highest standard, for two reasons. one, they want to control state houses. two, they understand that this year is not unique, but close to unique in the context of reapportionment and redistricting. they have their eyes to refocus on redistricting. it is a simple message -- they have their eyes and very focused on redistricting. it is a simple message, and when i talk to people about the pocketbook, they get it, but they don't think about it. rove and company have only to look to 2000. i would give you three examples. pennsylvania -- virtually every state has the legal right to engage in redistricting, and most o

. >> actually there was an instruction that the chief operatoring officer john haley to speak with you. >> ok. thank you. >> moving on to the consent calendar. these items are considered to be routine unless an item is asked to be considered separately. we have one member of the public who has requested that item 10.2k be severed. this has to do with establishing a bus zone to 75 feet easterly. other than that, there have been no requests by the public. >> 10.1 also as well. so that leaves the remaining consent calendar. >> 10.2 minus k and then the rest of the consent calendar. >> is there a motion? >> move to approve. >> all in favor say aye. ok. let's go to the other two. >> 10.1. >> i don't know how much of this we can discuss publically but it concerns the safety-discipline report we get on a few of these items is incomplete. we just ushered mr. haley out. >> let's do the other one first. >> 10.2k has to do with traffic modification to establish a bus zone on 24th street 75 feet easterly. this was severed by a member of the public, charles riggs. >> good afternoon. >> good afterno

haley out. >> let's do the other one first. >> 10.2k has to do with traffic modification to establish a bus zone on 24th street 75 feet easterly. this was severed by a member of the public, charles riggs. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon board members. i am charles riggs. my opportunity to address your item k. the specific issue -- that's all right. i will wait. >> start again, sir. >> once again, i am charles riggs. i am speaking on behalf of my neighbors and residents in the east mission area in the boundaries of the neighborhood that i gave to you. i believe item k is a proper item for me to speak k. i have been advised that the special issue of the number 10 bus using the 25th street hampshire location is what we have been trying to resolve. she advises me there is i

in south carolina, nikki haley, i guarantee you nikki haley is going to be on a national ticket one daynatorial debate, i turned to mika and i said, thank god. thank god there's somebody -- there's somebody i can get excited about. paul ryan, nikki haley, marco rubio. there are young republicans coming up through the rank that actually will give this party, i think you're right, a bench that will carry them forward for a decade. >> matt, stay with us. coming up next -- >> do you agree he's young and fresh and new and exciting. >> and attractive. i saw you wrote that down too. >> that's pat's. >> coming up, what last night's primaries mean for president obama. the "politico playbook" is straight ahead. and later, the face of facebook. "the new yorker's" exclusive interview with billionaire 26-year-old mark zuckerberg. >>> but first, here's bill karins with your check of the forecast. >> thanks, willie. good morning, everyone. just got the update from the national hurricane center that tropical storm karl is making landfall in mexico. just north of the belize, mexico, border. winds are so

cheerleader ashlee haley was elected to head up the gators squad a year and a half ago. she collected $1,000 apiece from club members to pay for cheerleading camp, uniforms and warmiums. but the cheerleaders say the uniforms and other gear never materialized. >> she ended up using all of this money for her personal use for a trip to las vegas, for expenses there. she also used it to pay her rent, for food, entertainment, et cetera, those kinds of things. >> haley has been released on bail. her attorney says his client has no criminal record and is innocent of all charges. >>> oakland police have released a sketch of a man suspected of robbing and sexually assaulting two women near lake merritt. the attacker is described as in his 20s, 5'10" tall and armed with a weapon. the assaults happened late sunday night. both women were on their way home when they were attacked. women in the neighborhood are being told to be on alert, stay in well lighted areas and avoid being distracted by listening to music or talking on cell phones. >>> today the death toll from the san bruno pi

as well as naacp president ben jealous who asked haley barbour to pardon the scott sisters.of you. >> hello. >> i'm going to begin with you, evelyn. i imagine it's been a long 16 years for you. how do you feel about this ground swell of support to have your two daughters released? >> well, i'm very happy about it. i'm very glad that the rally took place. and that all of my supporters was there supporting the rally. i was very happy about the rally. but jamie and gladis have been locked up 16 years october 11th. i just heard something that wasn't true about they hit the men in the head with shotguns. that's not true. the men testified in open court that my daughters never pulled a weapon on them. they never robbed them. they never took anything from them. the alleged three boys robbed them. that's not true. >> evelyn, i do believe i correctly identified the three teens as having been the ones who hit the men over the head. if you interpreted it differently, my apologies. with regard to your daughter jamie, i understand she is not well. does she suffer from kidney failure? tha

>> haley barbour. >> haley barbour. now newt goes after him for having written an autobiography. it seems like there's no way this guy can can win the argument of who he is. >> no, and this is a myth too they don't know this about him. if you go back and read barack obama's debut speech to the democratic convention in 2004, the first line of his speech after he got through throat clearing is about his father was a tribesman in kenya who herded goats. this has never been secret. he's been more open about this part of his life, his history, his relationship with his father. go back and read george bush's autobiography. or about bill clinton before he ran for president. obama's been honest. it's just that they want people like gingrich, de souza want to keep poking a stick and hinting that there's some secret to the way he's governing. there is no secret. if this guy appointed larry summers and tim geithner and a bunch of mainstream american this is -- this is dragging our politics -- >> chris, the harvard law school has a lot more to do with the way barack obama governs than kenya

haley is scheduled to return to court next week. >>> well, a titanic cover up. what one woman says really caused the famous ship to sink nearly 100 years ago. >>> and a selective price hike. we'll tell you which star bucks drink wills get more expensive and why. >>> right now if you're driving in marin county we'll tell you why southbound 101 is okay but the other end may not be. we'll tell you more. >>> good morning. mostly clear. but there's some areas of fog out there. cool right at 40s. mostly sunny skies. temperatures coming up a little bit. 6os, 70s and some low 80s. >>> all right. welcome back. good morning to you. here's a quick look at some of the top stories we're following for you. pg&e crews are trying to seal off a natural gas leak. overnight construction crews accidentally cut into the gas line while working on a road project. >>> ac transit's board of directors voted to eliminate most weekend and overnight service. ac transit is facing a huge budget deficit. they're also in a bitter labor dispute with its drivers union. >>> and several new provisi

haley is scheduled to return to court next month. >>> time now, 8:20. it's going to cost alameda county taxpayers, well more than $44,000 to move the bart shooting trial to los angeles. court records show that hotel costs alone were $55,000. airfare, $25,000. former bart police officer,ia hanes messerly went on trial this summer after getting a change of venue. he'll be sentenced for his involuntary manslaughter shooting death of oscar grant. >>> 8:20. his salary is more than $350,000. but the city he works for is broke. we're comparing salaries of city managers in the bay area. >>> also, a selective price hike. which starbucks drinks will get more expensive and why? >>> good morning. northbound 101, approaching the 880 interchange. traffic is busy. we'll tell you more about where the trouble spots are, coming up. in 2008 i quit venture capital to follow my passion for food. i saw a gap in the market for a fresh culinary brand and launched behindtheburner.com. we create and broadcast content and then distribute it across tv, the web, and via mobile. i e

the governor, in the case of haley barbour and there are senators who want to run, the former governoressful, mitch dams, striking contrast to obama. paul ryan will be the center things in 2011. probably be the chairman of the budget committee. he will be articulating the republican national position against president obama. palin who is impressive. you know, this will shock you, but i could be wrong. and one of those will not be the nominee. >> chris: a caveat. nina? >> well, we flashed up the pictures, what kept going through my mind is the problems that each one of them had. there is so many problems that each of the candidates have as well as the potential, i say it is a geological time. all of this stuff has to play out. >> chris: i know, but i guess the question i have -- and bill answered it. he is basically saying that the credentials and the establishment and seniority in the party aren't going to count for much. it will be much more about ideas. >> much more about ideas. it will be much more about how we deal with the -- look at the issues coming up down the road. entitlement

besides sarah palin, mitt romney, tim pawlenty, governor of minnesota, haley barbour, mississippi, jimint, the conservative senator from south carolina who backed a lot of insurgents and tea party candidates and other people we could put up like mitch daniels. bill, to the degree that the republican primary voters have indicated that they are looking for something different in the republican party, how does it scramble the 2012 republican presidential race. >> it scrambles it and will not be the electing the next in line, or the senior person, bob dole or john mccain and sarah palin is this front-runner and it is a geological era away, and it is 17 months and she'll have a a slightly better chance, and she's not an odds on favor but has better odds than anyone else and if i did win, place and show at this point i would say, sarah palin, mitch daniels and paul ryan, my tree effeifecta best. >> chris: you are saying a lot of the -- frankly all of the contentiousal names we had, pawlenty and mitt romney. you say they'll go for "none of the above". >> they are impressive politicians and ha

nancy evans, mary ann haley, jackie. ian burke, charlie lavery, margaret, fran taylor? barbara, rick hampton, darren brown, barbara lopez? >> good evening. i am barbara savage. i have been a registered nurse over 35 years. my concerns are many, but i will speak to the situation of traffic. for the safety of myself and my patients, i am going to carry gloves with me when i take the buses around the city. as a non-driver, i use buses exclusively and travel van ness almost weekly. traffic congestion is so common that they take a book with me so i have something to do. i work labor and delivery at cpmc california campus. we have 18 labor beds, and usually three-five patients -- three-five guests for each patient. after delivery, the patient goes to post part of for mother and delivery care and we have approximately 50 beds. that is 150 cars coming to visit the patients. itadd to this the cars of doctors, nurses, what a challenge. history and research has educated us to know that the support of family and patients results in a quicker recovery and better outcomes. we want pe

it's about my daughter's music career and my daughter haley just got the lead in "huge" on abc familyit's doing really well. it's written by winnie hol dstrom. she stars in that. it's about kids going to a weight loss camp. my other daughter and i and haley just got back from germany where i kind of threw them to the wolves. i took them on a tour, a rock tour, and they opened for me. >> jimmy: oh, they did, and they made the family proud? >> and they got a record deal out of it. >> jimmy: you also have -- you also -- i know you've got an iphone app i hear. >> yeah, ask the hoff. >> jimmy: where people can ask questions of the hoff. >> yeah. just kind of shake it. it's kind of like those 8-balls when we were kids. >> jimmy: i got you. and you've got -- what's the other -- you have -- oh, a gps. >> yeah, hoff road. the gps is great because it gets dirty. >> jimmy: you are in the car -- >> what are you, nut, turn around. >> jimmy: in the car speaking to people driving? >> yes. >> jimmy: and kit doesn't have a problem with this? that's kind of his gig, isn't it? >> kit's in rehab. >> jimm

ashlee star haley was elected to head up the gator squad a year and a half ago. collected $1,000 apiece from club members to pay for cheerleading equipment but the cheerleaders say the gear never materialized. the district attorney says she spent the money on personal expenses and a trip or two to las vegas. haley has been released on became. >>> the sandwich shop that started a craze in san francisco's castro district is back sharing space with the market street restaurant lime. ike's got the boot from its 16th street location last week after neighbors complain about noise, lines and litter. the sandwiches are availability again but by phone order only. >> outside waiting for your sandwich for hours and you get to do all the other things you do. just show up and the sandwiches are ready. >> the new ike's are open monday through saturday 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. >> we have to try that because i saw the long lines before it closed. >> did you? yeah. >> we're missing out. >> the yelp reviews. >>> a sign of a changing times. blockbuster video has filed for bankruptcy

sort of stumbled on this with sarah palin at the time but that if it isn't romney or frankly even haley barbour, i don't know how he gets to run as a nonestablishment candidate, they're going to have to do something, washington lobbyist whose name is on one of the biggest pharmaceutical firms. >> who better to put against barack obama,nt ai-lobbyist. >> i'm talking about the tea party guys. chris: can you imagine at convention where they're all riled up, they used to have demonstrations in the old days. they still have to get excited. w can they get excited with sarahalin, true believer, and a guy like romney comes up there who is dressed for success? >> romney plays the part. ronald reagan was good at drawing together everybody around a common agenda and using the right rhetoric to fi people up. what they want is victory. if you want victory, you have to go with a winner. >> i think the only guy left is jeb bush. >> can i just say something. it has to do with how republicans govern. if they end up getting majority in the sene, people judge opposition differently from the way they judge

well, haley has been released on bail. her attorney says his client has no criminal record and is innocent of all charges. >>> millions of containers of baby formula are being recalled because they could be contaminated with piece of insects. a brand of similac infant formula the voluntary recall affects up to 5 million powder formulas sold in the u.s., puerto rico, guam and some caribbean countries. liquid formula similac not included in the recall t comes in various sizes of plastic contain, and cans. abbott laboratories says the products may contain small beetles or larvae which could cause stomach ache and digestion problems. now, consumers can enter container lot numbers online. these container lot numbers are found on the cans -- to see if they have products that are part of the recall. >>> the name of an east bay bart station could change. the bart board of directors expected to vote today on whether to change the name of pleasant hill station to pleasant hill contra costa county center. the cococounty redevelopment

before you have john haley, our director of transit authority, to present the award. chairman nolan: good afternoon. >> thank you. i'd just like to point out to the board that we regularly report to you when you review on a regular basis and evaluate our safety performance. and obviously the key to that is the performance of the online and front line troops. in this particular case you have an individual in our rail -- and our rail operators are challenged to be alert in two different ways. one set of rules and auto train control in the subway and yet another set of challenges while they operate on the service. both require constant vigilance and alertness. in this particular case through the actions of mr. rivera, who by the way may have been named after a philosopher and mathematician but his decisive action in this particular case belies that namesake. essay allowed us to call him archy. his act in this -- call him archie. his act in this particular case causing -- not allowing injury to this particular patron really reflects the best of the performance of our agen

nikki haley people. how do you build this process? >> she has an incredible pull that is very successful. those people that support governor palin are very loyal to her. >> who are they? men, women? mostly women? >> no, i think it is both men and women. they're all over the country and they are really plugged into a lot of anger at the president. what's also interesting about her supporters, they are just so incredibly loyal to her. she can really do no wrong. everything. whether it be on monday when she's with bristol on "dancing with the stars" or endorsing christine o'donnell, whatever she does, they are supportive. >> are they pro-life? >> yes. >> middle, working class, regular income people? right in the middle. >> i think so, too. obviously, the tea party people are supporting her people that identify themselves with as tea partiers. i think it's more than that. i think that she really -- what's interesting is when she arguably that she's running for president and when she starts that and goes to iowa and starts shaking hands an

chief among them is mississippi republican governor haley barbour.argues health reform will put a burden on small businesses. >> for many, many small businesses in america, the tax put on them by the government under the obamacare bill for not having health insurance will be more money than they've ever made. >> reporter: governor barbour also believes it violates the constitution because it will require americans to obtain health coverage. the governor has joined a lawsuit of republican attorneys general seeking to declare the law unconstitutional. there are also concerns in mississippi over the increased numbers of people, like those at dr. brooks's clinic, who will qualify for medicaid because of health care reform. medicaid is the government insurance program for low-income individuals, whoseost is shared by both federal and state governments. >> we're anticipating an increase in the neighborhood of, a potential increase of 400,000 beneficiaries. we've got about 625,000 beneficiaries now, but it will be a significant challenge for our state and i

husband william, a prominent doctor, and their two kids, 11-year-old michaela and 17-year-old haley. she said she needed the money for ransom and one of the suspects was waiting in the parking lot. that's when the bank manager made this chilling call to 911. >> we have a lady who is in our bank right now who says that her husband and children are being held at their house and if the police are told, they will kill the children and the husband. she says they are being very nice, they have their faces covered. she is petrified. >> reporter: with good reason. prosecutors say these two men, steven hayes and joshua komisarjevsky, were terrorizing the family, beating dr. petit with a baseball bat and tying him to this pole in the basement. his two daughters were tied to their beds upstairs. >> they told us they wouldn't hurt anybody if she got back there with the money. she believes them. >> reporter: but prosecutors say once back home, jennifer petit was sexually assaulted and strangled. then officials say the suspects set the house on fire. the mother and her two daughters were killed. d

chief among them is mississippi republican governor haley barbour.argues health reform will put a burden on small businesses. >> for many, many small businesses in america, the tax put on them by the government under the obamacare bill for not having health insurance will be more money than they've ever made. >> reporter: governor barbour also believes it violates the constitution because it will require americans to obtain health coverage. the governor has joined a lawsuit of republican attorneys general seeking to declare the law unconstitutional. there are also concerns in mississippi over the increased numbers of people, like those at dr. brooks's clinic, who will qualify for medicaid because of health care reform. medicaid is the government insurance program for low-income individuals, whose cost is shared by both federal and state governments. >> we're anticipating an increase in the neighborhood of, a potential increase of 400,000 beneficiaries. we've got about 625,000 beneficiaries now, but it will be a significant challenge for our state and

speak about such a forum and in the best words i mean me like haley but how about you what do you think how useful really is this forum for attracting investors or is it more like a. case for a politician to speak and to to listen well normally each country it has kind of current under our own decor creditor of form our own we're in and are awful forums antarctic investments so for us that would give you st peter will for a lot of the far east for a mob i call for him so if he's different a little bit because it's too close to the residence of the president and prime minister so it's a place where people meet sometimes we need to view higher for it yourself in country so it has much more political staining and at the same time it's coming it's not political dialogue it's v presentation a few country and most of comedy is calming because it's your all of you have a special russia or do untranslatable in the english probably but it's a place very shrewd be brazen. to meet people and have a first hand feeling to fit conti so probably probably since crisis is mostly our work we don't expect

haley is back in first grade. the doctors believe her tumor is gone.munotherapy, it may not be coming back. how much longer do you have to take the medicines? >> uhm, my line will be taken out before christmas. >> reporter: hayley is expected to do very well from this. and it's important to point out, needles really do hurt, as she pointed out. it's expensive treatment. it costs as much as $40,000. its side effects, though, are israelatively mild compared to what she went through, just severe flu symptoms, katie, once a month during the treatments. >> couric: this is very exciting for these young cancer patient 37z do you think we're going to see more situations, sanjay, where immunotherapies are added to traditional therapies in a whole variety of cancers? >> i think so. we're seeing it in breast cancer melanoma kidney cancer, for example. what i was struck by is you give chemotherapy, you give radiation you really suppress the immune system, but you need it for immunotherapy to work. so here they boost up the immune system, they give you immunotherap

>> i agree with you, and more importantly, ed gillespie, haley barbour, and karl rove i agree with you. they understand as a general national republicans have a much more profound understanding of the importance of governorships that democrats do. you see the national republican leadership put their weight behind raising money and seek to increase numbers from their current 24 up to 30, and some republican leadership have talked about 38 governors'. we ought to hold them to the highest standard, for two reasons. one, they want to control state houses. two, they understand that this year is not unique, but close to unique in the context of reapportionment and redistricting. they have their eyes to refocus on redistricting. it is a simple message -- they have their eyes and very focused on redistricting. it is a simple message, and when i talk to people about the pocketbook, they get it, but they don't think about it. rove and company have only to look to 2000. i would give you three examples. pennsylvania -- virtually every state has the legal right to engage in redistricting, and most

carise and haley. >> it is haley... >> alisyn: exciting to have you here.nted to be different, essays and poems an art work and best short film and best public service announcement and best song. >> alisyn: what is the goal. >> to educate kids about the constitution, and, to be a part of the culture. >> dave: and, 16-year-olds are not all too concerned with the u.s. constitution, and have other things on their mind. why is it important to you. >> well, i did the p -- me and the girl i did the psa with, we are children of immigrants and, we have rights, that are not given to other people in the world. >> show them the clip you put together. >> freedom of speech, religion and expression. >> freedom to bear arms. >> know that you can protect yourself. >> freedom to legally defend yourself. >> the american constitution provides me with basic rights other countries do not. we are free, because we know our constitution. >> great and when you saw this you decided she should win and tell us what struck you. >> i got the chills, a little bit of an excerpt, but, 60 s

>> i agree with you, and more importantly, ed gillespie, haley barbour, and karl rove i agree with you. they understand as a general national republicans have a much more profound understanding of the importance of governorships that democrats do. you see the national republican leadership put their weight behind raising money and seek to increase numbers from their current 24 up to 30, and some republican leadership have talked about 38 governors'. we ought to hold them to the highest standard, for two reasons. one, they want to control state houses. two, they understand that this year is not unique, but close to unique in the context of reapportionment and redistricting. they have their eyes to refocus on redistricting. it is a simple message -- they have their eyes and very focused on redistricting. it is a simple message, and when i talk to people about the pocketbook, they get it, but they don't think about it. rove and company have only to look to 2000. i would give you three examples. pennsylvania -- virtually every state has the legal right to engage in redistricting, and most

we'll also see haley barber. he'll be in new hampshire for john steven.ida for rick scott who is running for governor down there. we'll also see mike pence in iowa and tim pawlenty in new hampshire. and if you look at the whole count of that, it shows me there are at least four potential republican presidential candidates campaigning for the midterm elections in very important states. let's talk about the problems democrats face right now. a new cnn opinion research corporation poll shows that president obama's approval rating has hit an all-time low. it comes in at 42%. a terrible number right now as we're heading into the midterm elections. but even worse news, perhaps, for democrats is when matched up against the republicans in the generic ballot question, the choice for congress for american voters at this point in time, 53% for republicans, 44% for democrats. so, again, another damning number for democrats as we head into the midterm elections. and let's close it with this. rahm emanuel is clearly looking at running for the mayor of chicago. of cours

here are the others, sharen angle, carly fee rina, haley, ayotte in new hampshire.question, sarah palin will she run for president? >> if the american people were to be ready for someone who is willing to shake it up and willing to get back to time tested truths and help lead our country towards a more prosperous and safe future and if they happen to think that i was the one, if it were best for my family and for our country, of course i would give it a shot. >> bret: a powerful conservative female candidates, let's bring in our panel about this topic, steve hayes, senior writer for the weekly standard. kt mcfarland, analyst, and mort kondracky, early call. kt, you look at the list and you see the impact that sarah palin has had in supporting and contributing really to these candidates. >> i think it's terrific. you know, and what, inside the washington beltway bubble, i mean, i'm from new york, okay, and i realize that washington just can't get it. and whether you're republican or democrat, the attitude in the country is low all the bums out. they've screwed up the

a guy called haley barbour.sissippi, he's going to be campaigning on the republican side. no surprise because haley barbour of course is the chairman of the republican governors association so this is what he's supposed to do. wait, he also may abcandidate, maybe a candidate for the 2012 gop presidential campaign so. going to new hampshire may not be a bad idea. kyra, back to you. >> paul, thanks. your next political update in about an hour. reminder for the latest political news go to our website cnnpolitics.com. [ male announcer ] the financial headlines can be unsettling. but what if there were a different story? of one financial company that grew stronger through the crisis. when some lost their way, this company led the way. by protecting clients and turning uncertainty into confidence. what if that story were true? it is. ♪ it is. i'm ahmed mady and i'm a homebuilder. my father brought me up to give back to society... felicia jackson promised her late sister that she would take care of her children. but sh

. >>> the latest testimony about the murder of jennifer michaela, and haley petit, paints the picturef a simple robbery gone horribly wrong. on wednesday, a police detective gave a gripping account of a detective given by steven hayes. hayes quickly recounted how things got, quote, out of control. >> this is very powerful testimony. because these are the words of the defendant himself. as to the savagery that these two imposed on this family. >> reporter: hayes told police that accomplice joshua comosarjevski. he began beating petit. and there was blood all over the place. petit spoke. >> oorpghtd painful day for the petit and hawkins family. >> reporter: it was the explanation of the rapes that was most chilling. hayes said he escorted jennifer hawk-petit to the bank, where she withdrew $15,000. and when she return said, the other suspect had already sexually assaulted 11-year-old michaela. and he told him to, quote, have sex with the mother to square things up. she was later strangled to death. >> hayes was trying to point to the codefendant and say he was the bad guy. he was the wo

they do not have the typical control over her that they would have over let's say a mitt romney or a haleyarber or a tim polanski. >> if christine o'donnell can still drive this truck despite her checkered past sarah palin far more well regarded she must scare the pants off these establishment guys but they would also have no choice but to back her they are not going to back barack obama for all of his charisma. >> of course not. she is a republican. she is the most dynamic charismatic republican on the scene today by far. i can't think of anything on the national stage without both. >> don't throw me in the brie ar patch sounds like you want her to be nominated. >> i bet every democrats in america would love it. if you look at democrats and republicans she is not qualified to be president. >> she may not be quall pied but we put together a map that shows sarah palin's endorsement track record for the house senate and state houses which so far shows an impressive 25 victories that is susan green there. including o'donnell in dell wear rand paul who is coming around as a terrific candidate

even republicans like mississippi governor haley barbour was supporting it. i don't. reason why i don't is not because i hate people. it's because of this problem. now that the government money is over. what have we gained? 26,000 jobs could be lost now in illinois in the next two weeks of the another 12,000 jobs will go in philadelphia. so how does this help people in the hope department? doesn't this make things worse? yes! so why would you do it? first, you know the jobs will happen around election time. you will be able to use fear and say these guys are going to cut more. you think it's bad now. you wait. more importantly, as always, when you create a problem, you create one that is enormously painful. and then you just wait with the solution. you have the solution already. you just cause the pain to get people to beg you to solve the problem. so they can feed their family. here comes on his white source, andy stern, seiu. now he's on the president economic panel. now he just recommends policies for the president directly. he's here to save the day. andy stern. h

haley among others but a lot of people will look at delaware and how she jumped in at the 11th hour andupported o'donnell against a sure winner mike castle, so much a sure winner that beau biden son of senator groomed since infancy to inherit the father's seat pulled out when he saw that castle was the republican opponent. i think a lot is going to hinge on that. otherwise, people will say she was irresponsible in areas, races like that and she will be judged on how many seats are won in the end from the democrats, not so much of her strength inside republican party. >> chris: do you think her candidates and how they do on november 2 could have significant impact on her viability as candidate for 2012? >> absolutely. you can almost argue some of the internal races we have seen in delaware and elsewhere, are an index of her strength as presidential candidate. proxies. she has shown she is strong internally and has a real constituency and a reasonable chance to win the nomination. people will ask is she electable. there will also be a proxy on the question in november how did her candidat