therefore i can fire jarrett"? >> well, that can be sexual harassment, so let's be clear about that. >> hinojosa: okay. but i don't like the fact that... >> you don't like the fact that i've got a picture of a guy on my desk who happens to be the person i'm in a committed lifetime relationship with, you can say, "i don't like the fact that that's who your husband is. i'm firing you." >> hinojosa: and it's legal? >> and it's legal in 29 states. in 29 states. now, most americans think it's illegal. so when i talk about the importance of people telling their stories, people don't like that. americans are fair minded. they don't like the fact that that's okay. but if they don't know that it's illegal, they don't get moved to support this type of equality. >> hinojosa: well, so what is the point at which... because you mentioned gay marriage as kind of one of the issues. so are you saying thatn order for us as americans to be completely kind of gay and lesbian accepting that everybody has to be on the same page in terms

gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for jon scott.orensic evidence taking center stage in the murder trial against casey anthony. in fact brand new testimony on evidence of human decomposition and shocking levels of chloroform. today's first witness, talking about what he found in air samples taken from the trunk of casey anthony's car. >> why? >> we have never seen chloroform in that level in an environmental samples before. at least i never have in 20 years of looking at these types of samples. >> you did say chloroform can be a by-product of decomposition, correct? >> yes. in human decomposition we have seen chloroform in a concentration of level of parts per trillion. so very small amount. gregg: judge jeanine pirro, anchor of justice with judge that mean has been inside the courtroom. she stepped outside and i believe there is recess going on. how are prosecutors planning to use the chloroform evidence? >> there is no question, gregg, what the prosecution is trying to do to show there was such incredibly shockingly-high levels of

jarrett's but the libyan army has fought back reportedly shooting down a nato helicopter hundred sixty or so kilometers southwest of tripoli meanwhile the country's rebels will get at least one billion dollars in assistance as money promised right governors including the u.s. britain france as well as some arab states because that is where for national reports the only thing is i'm going to be and have received the injuries inflicted by. saddam has been with you know has breath of death the doctors have performed any a miracle and the young girl is back home with her family she took her mother's pills to kill herself and. if someone wants to kill me i'd be to do it myself. but who wants to kill that's leading to. so most native city tripoli has been under constant bombardment by nato forces for three months they have been falling on the city with a population of around a million no one can ever say when or where the next one would land. this week in the most intensive air raid yet there have been sixty eight airstrikes in just hours attacks against civilians must stop gadhafi must go a

about what he wanted to trade with the new administration at the white house to place the valerie jarrett in the senate seat perhaps the appointment to health and human services secretary. >>this is his first full day undergoing questioning by the prosecution this is expected to take at least one day. >>prosecutors have rested their case against the chicago businessman accused of helping to plot the deadly 2008 terrorist attacks in mumbai india defense attorneys for tahawwar rana had begun presenting their case the government accuses him of using his immigration business to provide a cover for david headley admitted terrorist to travel to mumbai to scout locations for the attacks headley pleaded guilty and was the government's star witness but tahawwar rana is attorneys say that headley do tam and that he had nothing to do with the mumbai plot tahawwar rana is not expected to testify in his trial. >>the mystery of a chicago woman missing for almost a year and half is over after authorities identify her remains that say in the morgue for most of that time chicago police said that dental re

>> gregg: hello, i'm gregg jarrett. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> heather: i'm heather childers. the white house in defense mode as dismal job numbers show up. one of the top economic advisors. >> gregg: billions of dollars in the red, the nation's most pop laus louse state of news how much illegal immigrants are costing the bottom line. >> heather: and it's being called a gift to casey anthony. they say the accused child killer could have a golden opportunity to apleel peel a conviction. we'll tell you why coming up. >> gregg: fox news alert. bloodshed along israel's borders. [ gun shots ] >> gregg: syrian television reporting as many as 20 people now dead. hundreds more injured after israeli security forces open fire on a crowd of pro palestinian protestors. those protestors trying to rush the border of israel on the anniversary of the 1968 arab-israeli war. israeli officials say they were simply trying to protect their borders. reena ninan joins us live from jerusalem. >> reporter

in the recordings, blago refers to now white house advisor valerie jarrett and said he would give her senate seat in exchange for cabinet position. claims i'm willing to trade the ching i got tightly held to her for something she doesn't hold quite as tight tightly. but today blago says that's not what he meant and he never thought he had a a shot at a cabinet post. well, yemen facing a leadership crisis after the country's president survived an apparent assassination attempt. now he has left the country and the u.s. and other nations are urging quick and peaceful transition of power. but there is growing concern a dangerous al qaeda branch could use the chaos to strengthen its grip in the region. the details on that ahead. plus, crews in arizona fighting one of the biggest firefighters the state has ever seen. so massive the smoke is obscuring the view of the rockies from downtown denver. a live report on those pictures next. who's feeling power hungry? who's ready to break through more barriers, from brick walls to budgets. then let's get our hands on some of those tools th only liv

he thought he had leverage because he knew the president-elect wanted his aide valerie jarrett appointedhis cabinet. even the idea of having rich obama supporters fund an advocacy group on health care. and over and over blagojevich is telling jurors he was just discussing his options, that he hadn't decided anything yet, and that he never acted to bring any of these ideas to fruition. thomas, he is a lot calmer than he was on the stand last week but he's clearly frustrated at not being able to offer jurors more detailed explanations. >> thank you. >>> up next, steve jobs gets a standing ovation as he unveils apple's newest innovation. >>> plfer john edwards was indicted on friday, prosecutors made him one final offer that he turned down. what was that offer? details ahead on "news nation." >>> lori peren owns two women's retail stores in connecticut. but she wanted the cachet of being in new york city, so last year she opened two new stores in the big apple. she says the move has taken her business to the next level. for more, watch "your business" sunday mornings at 7:30 on msnbc. tell

jarrett, nice to talk with you again. we spoke about this last week.you've been working now with tracy morgan to help rectify what he did. >> we had a conversation with mr. morgan yesterday. he was apologetic. we're not the ones he needs to apologize to. he's agreed to go meet with, as we asked, family members of kids who were murdered because they were gay. he also agreed to meet with homeless kids. this is important. you're eight and a half times more likely to kill yourself. this is a serious issue. you anyway how homophobia kills. we want mr. morgan to talk to the folks to hear how words and images are matter. the story he told on the stage in nashville can hurt people. not just hurt people, but kill. the people in the audience is who he should be apologizing to. those are the people he needs to talk to. glad is going to go with him. it will be up to him to tell his story. >>> i know you spoke with him after all this happens. we pulled this from your website. my family knew what it was like to feel different. my probably was disabled i lost my fath

bill: all right, gregg jarrett is working for jon scott today, happening now is coming up. you doing. gregg: she seems delightful. good story. we like to see good stories, i'm in for jon scott and continuing coverage, will take place over the course of the next hour. we'll be covering a wide variety of subjects including a brand new entrance into the race for 2012, also, the casey anthony murder trial, forensics is taking center stage and we have amazing breakthroughs, on cancer, why it may be just the beginning. in the race for the cure. also, raging wildfires in arizona, prompting warnings in new mexico and colorado, we'll be telling you why, all, coming up, bill? bill: we'll see you then. on happening now. and they could not convict him the first time. now, it is take 2. illinois's former governor, back on the stand in a critical phase of his retrial, we'll tell you all about that. alisyn: plus, if you haven't smiled in a while prepare for a full scale ear-to-ear grin, this furry guy gets a second chance at life. >> the dog was rpetrified and w coaxed it out with food an