the three that appeared in bond court, that's mike, matthew bent, jason mendez, and denver jarvis there on the right. so those three in court today. and the judge saying that given the horrific nature of what they had allegedly done that there would be no bond in the case. now, there is some good news today to report. we had a long, extensive interview with the doctor at the jackson memorial hospital burn center yesterday afternoon. he was saying that, you know, very slowly they have been trying to wean michael off of the ventilator. well, late this afternoon they -- we got word from the hospital that, in fact, he is off the ventilator. that's good news but couch it by what the doctor also told us, that, in fact, things can turn from good to bad and bad to good very quickly. >> so his survival is not assured, right, john? >> no. it's absolutely not. in fact, you know, the doctor told us that, look. we are hoping that he survives. we are heading in that direction. but at the same time, he said, it would not surprise him if michael brewer did not survive. remember, 2/3 of his skin, and as

the funeral ceremony you talk about in the book, the roland jarvis evin, those are issues i am aware of, so to be able to read that, being able to figure on the aliases in the situation was fascinating to me. one of the things i think was very well done and i applaud obviously is the part about looking at oelwein, which after getting over the initial shock that is about your home town and being able to move forward with that, but looking at what was happening across the nation with meth and everything that was happening, as well as lori arnold, and i guess the lori arnold part i was most fascinated about this here is this person that graduated from tenth grade and how that an empire just went crazy. and then knowing people that lived with her from the oelwein community and how that expanded. so could you talk a will but more about lori arnold and how she had the means to be able to, besides the money, obviously money is a huge factor, but were there other individuals or other issues that came out in interviewing her that really supported them and ottumwa being able to explode in this

the boys have been identified as 15-year-old denver jarvis. 15-year-old matthew bent.ar-old jesus mendez. they're all charged with second degree attempted murder as adults. now two other teenage boys allegedly involve face lesser counts of aggravated battery. the victim, michael brewer, is in critical condition. he has burns over 65% of his body. he's heavily sedated. he is breathing through a ventilator. he cannot speak. bandages cover his open wounds and have to be changed daily. a painful four-hour process. his doctor says he is slowly recovering but he admits our expectation is survival, but i don't think that we would be surprised if he didn't. we will talk to his doctor in just a moment. the mother of the two of the alleged attackers issued a public apology. listen to her. >> we'd like to express how horribly sorry we are. this is a horrible incidence that should have never occurred and we pray for mikey's -- or michael's recovery every day. that he gets stronger which we know in our hearts he will. and i eye just say i don't have the words to express anymore. >>

they're being held without bond. 15-year-old matthew bent directed jarvis to pour water on brewer. mendez started him on fire. two other teens have not yet been charged. brewer has burns over 65% of his body and remains in critical condition. >> you can come in each day or get a phone call at any time that things are getting worse and we're getting better. people get sick fast and better slowly. right now with him we're a tiny bit better every day. >> the boys attacked brewer because he reported that one of his friends stole his father's bicycle. >>> the cbs news producer charged with blackmailing david letterman is in court today. joe halderman threatened to expose his affairs with the late-night staff if he didn't pay $2 million. a short while ago the defense attorney asked the judge to dismiss the case saying his client was trying to sell a screen play. letterman made tv history when he confessed i slept with women that worked for him. >>> the former astronaut accused of attacking another woman over an ex-boyfriend may take a plea trial today. the hearing is set to begin in 25 m

he had been working it up, and i had been invited to the session, because felton jarvis, a good friend of mine, and he was also a great producer in nashville at the time. so elvis loved it and had planned to do it, and it was only like the day of or the day before that colonel tom parker, who is a brilliant man, and i don't blame him for doing it. he called and said you know, we don't record any songs that elvis and i don't get half the publishing on. and i thought, well, that's already been a hit by me. it's one of my most important copyrights. so i just didn't -- i didn't let them have it. and i broke my heart because i still think what it would have been like to hear elvis sing the song there is no work tapes of it anywhere that i'm aware of. but it was just a decision i had to make, one of my first big business decisions i guess. and it was only after that whitney recorded it and it did so well that i was really happy that i had made that. >> no wonder they call you the iron butterfly. as a businesswoman, you're really very good at that, aren't you. people don't know that about you

>> jarvis' family has spoken and, remember, he has a younger brother, also, denver's younger brothers one of the two juveniles who's not been charged as an adult. and his mother did speak last week saying how deeply, deeply saddened they were by all of this. that's the only family that has actually spoken of those that are facing these terrible charges. interesting note, michael, that when we talked to the forensic psychologist who conducted the interviews, with the two jarvis brothers, he said that these kids, and they had -- right now, i mean, they are absolutely just devastated. they have no real conception of how deeply -- how much trouble they are in. they just never realized it would get to this point. they're standing in court there and in orange jumpsuits in a daze. >> wow. we have to leave it there, guys. thank you so much. >>> coming up, my exclusive interview with michael orr the ravens offensive tackle and the real inspiration for the new hollywood movie "the blind side." he was homeless, rough childhood, and i had a chance to talk to him about the odds of his life turnin

the boys have been identified as denver jarvis, matthew bent and jesus mendez. they're charged with second degree murder as adults. two other teenage boys face lesser counts of ago revated battery. the victim is in critical condition and has burns over 65% of his body. he is heavily sedated and breathing through a ventilator. he cannot speak. bandages cover his open wounds and have to be changed daily. his doctor says he is slowly recovering, but admits -- whether he take to his doctor in just a moment. the mother of the two -- of two of a alleged attackers issued a public apology. listen to her. >> we'd like to express how horribly sorry we are. this is a horrible incident that should never have occurred and we pray for mikey's -- michael's recovery every day and that he gets stronger, which we know in our hearts, he will. i don't have the words to express anymore. >> should these teenagers be tried as adults or are they still kids who need to be dealt with in juvenile court? straight out to my expert panel -- the doctor at university of miami jackson memorial

robert jarvis calls it a tragedy, i prefer to call it a farce. on the request for monsters to destroy, it may be the united states is worse than other countries, but the people who are hysterical about iran certainly include france and so forth, so there may be a tendency trying to get nate. i suppose if you're number one, you have to simply sit down and say, well, since i'm number one, therefore, everything in the world i have to worry about, admittedly i want to worry about humanitarian disasters in eastern coming sexow don't do much about suda, in but i'll find other things to worry about, burma, and so there may be a it happened a to do that. there may also be a foreign policy kind of thing. you say, actually, there aren't any threats, which i think is true. i don't think al qaeda is a threat. i think it's a problem. but i don't think you can get up in front of, you know, the c.i.a., which comes in every morning and says, you can't come in and say, no, there aren't any problems. well, there's involved. so basically, knowing there's this tende

. >> reporter: sherry jarvis didn't want to talk about her son denver, the 15-year-old who allegedly poured rubbing alcohol on brewer at a deerfield beach apartment complex that day after school. 16-year-old jesus mendez is accused of lighting the fire that left his classmate with second-degree burns over 65% of his body. and prosecutors call matthew bent the ringleader. he was reportedly upset because brewer alerted authorities that bent allegedly tried to steal his dad's bike the night before. two other teens, both 13, were initially charged. >> not guilty. trial by jury -- >> reporter: this morning's court hearing brought three not guilty pleas from the accused of setting 15-year-old michael brewer on fire. the ateens appeared in adult -- >> we can tell you that those three boys all being held without bond this afternoon. they'll be back in court in january. we can tell you, though, that the attorney for denver jarvis is going to ask that the court examine him, perform a psychological evaluation on him. they want to be sure that he is able to comprehend the seriousness of the char

the boys have been identified as 15-year-old denver jarvis, 15-year-old matthew bent and 16-year-old hazu mendez. they're charged with second degree attempted murder as adults. two other teenage boys face lesser counts of aggravated battery. the victim, michael brewer, is in critical condition. he has burns over 65% of his body. he is heavily sedated and breathing through a ventilator. he cannot speak. bandages cover his open wounds and have to be changed daily. a painful four-hour process. his doctor says he is slowly recovering, but admits -- our expectation is survival, but i don't think we would be surprised if he didn't. we will talk to his doctor in just a moment. the mother of the two of two of the alleged attackers issued a public apology. listen to her. >> we'd like to express how horribly sorry we are. this is a horrible incident that should never have occurred and we pray for mikey's -- michael's recovery every day and that he gets stronger, which we know in our hearts, he will. i don't have the words to express anymore. >> should these teenagers be tried as adults or are

[applause] >> i'm nancy jarvis cure the world affairs council of northern california. speaking with bruce bueno de mesquita about his new book, "the predictioneer's game." it's now time for us to take questions from our audience. this is a great first question. madeleine albright describes global affairs as more like a billiard game and not like poker or chess, where the arrangement of the game is constantly changing and dynamic. how do you account for dynamic shifts were changes in one variable might have wildly different effects on players? >> wonderful question. so my models are themselves dynamic. the data coming in, as i mentioned, the position of the players and so forth, all of those variables within the logic of the model are changing in response to the strategic laying out of the game within the model's logic. people power go up and down, people's positions moves this way or that way. people focus on the issue ships and so forth. the world is a complicated place and it's also filled with uncertainty. and the models are designed to try to capture much of that u

sherry jarvis saying she was praying for michael brewer's recovery. >> we'd like to express how horribly sorry we are. this is a horrible incident that should have never have occurred and we pray for michael's recovery every day. >> the five kids accused of setting 15-year-old brewer on fire are facing several charges but prosecutors have been granted more time to build their cases. brewer is still clinging to life in a hospital burn unit. >>> a mistrust of police could be slowing the process of identifying 11 bodies found in a sex offender's home. coroners in cleveland have now identified three women but they need more families to come forward with dna samples. coroners are reassuring them at the moment the samples will not be turned over to police. suspect anthony sowell is being held without bond. his charges include five counts of murder. a house vote is set for tomorrow morning. a rare saturday meeting here on a $1.1 trillion overhaul of your health care. democrats trying to line up enough votes to secure passage got a boost late yesterday when both the aarp and the american medical

investigators say 15-year-old matthew bent directed 15-year-old denver jarvis, whom you see on the right month. they say 16-year-old jesus mendez, in the middle, lit him on fire. now, for the moment, prosecutors are not charging two other teens they've been questioning. brewer has burns, though, over 65% of his body and is still in critical condition. >>> we're learning more about the relationship between suspected killer anthony sowell and the niece of cleveland's mayor. who would have known there's a connection here? yesterday she said she lived with sowell from 2005 to 2007. though it isn't clear whether the two had a romantic relationship. the niece told affiliate woio sowell took good care of her and never thought the smells in his house might be bodies. he's facing five counts of aggravated murder and is suspected of strangling at least 11 women and hiding their bodies in and around his cleveland home. two more families have learned that their loved ones were in that home. >> just told me that her body was intact. that's all. >> it's still devastating. she died in this manner, foun

i had been invited to the session because felton jarvis, a guy that was a friend of mine and he was aat producer in nashville at the time. elvis loved it and had planned to do it and it was the day of or the day before that colonel tom parker, a brilliant man, i don't blame him for doing it. he called and said, you know, we don't record any songs that elvis and i don't have the publishing on. i thought, well, that's already been a hit by me. it's one of my most important copy rights. so i just didn't -- i just didn't let them have it and it broke my heart because i still think about what it would have been like to hear elvis sing the song. there's no work tapes of it anywhere that i'm aware of, but it was just a decision i had to make. one of my first big business decisions i guess and it was only after that whitney recorded it and it did so well i was really happy i had made that. >> uh-huh. no wonder they call you the iron butterfly. as a businesswoman you're really very good at that, aren't you? people don't know that about you, i don't think. >> well, i love the business end of th

i had been invited to the session because felton jarvis, a guy that was a friend of mine and he was a great producer in nashville at the time. elvis loved it and had planned to do it and it was the day of or the day before that colonel tom parker, a brilliant man, i don't blame him for doing it. he called and said, you know, we don't record any songs that elvis and i don't have the publishing on. i thought, well, that's already been a hit by me. it's one of my most important copy rights. so i just didn't -- i just didn't let them have it and it broke my heart because i still think about what it would have been like to hear elvis sing the song. there's no work tapes of it anywhere that i'm aware of, but it was just a decision i had to make. one of my first big business decisions i guess and it was only after that whitney recorded it and it did so well i was really happy i had made that. >> uh-huh. no wonder they call you the iron butterfly. as a businesswoman you're really very good at that, aren't you? people don't know that about you, i don't think. >> well, i love the business end o