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. >>> there's a major development, let's bring in jeanne meserve.at abdulmutallab has been providing what is called useful, kermit and actionable intelligence, leads being followed up. as you know there's been a firestorm of controversy about the decision to read him his miranda rights and try him in the federal courts. many said that cut off the possibility of getting additional information from this man from the beginning, justice department officials and fbi officials have said there is a possibility when someone is facing prosecution that they will decide to cooperate. apparently that's what abdul mu talas is doing right now. >> he does have have a public defender, attorneys who presumably have approved his decision to cooperate and go forward. i assume this is because he thinks he can get a reduced sentence? is that the incentive? >> reporter: we don't know. i asked that question specifically. the official with whom i'm speaking declined to give me an answer. it is certainly possible when faced with the prospect of spending the rest of his life

here's cnn's jeanne moos. >> they're calling it the save dave campaign. >> i believe you should saveink dave should be fired. >> dave kenealy is the one who got nabbed during a live interview at mckaurry's bank. he was in the background opening photos of a near naked famous model, mirranda kerr. now, the pictures he's looking at -- >> oh, my god. >> take it off. stripper music was played. >> the problem is he did it during a live interview. >> as local anchors chortled over the story. now the save dave campaign has come to his rescue started by a news show in london. there is all kinds of speculation that dave was set up, that this could have been a practical joke that the photos were e mailed to him so he would open them during a live broadcast. >> the third attachment, when you scroll down, the message at the end of the e-mail that said, turn around now. >> that's everyone's favorite part, when he turns around. now he's got support groups on facebook. who hasn't done that, said one fan. take a photo of yourself to show your support. >> save dave, definitely. >> the australian repor

what are you learning, jeanne? >> two bodies have been recovered in the rubble of the irs office building. their identities have not been made public. the national transportation safety board today transferred control of the investigation to the fbi, given the apparent criminal nature of the event. one question being asked, could another event like this be prevented? a small piper cherokee did all this, renewing questions about whether there should be tighter security regulation of small aircraft. >> it's an issue that congress needs to look at in terms of protecting in a moment federal building -- not only federal buildings, but the american people. >> reporter: -- like charter jets were already in the works. small planes like the one that flew into the irs offices in austin will not be included. the people who own and fly them say they shouldn't be. >> i don't believe tighter regulation will preclude these incidents. >> reporter: pilot ease names are continually run against watch lists. 85% of aviation airports h

jeanne moos, cnn. >> oh, boy. >> welcome to the senate. >>> coming up on 2 1/2 minutes to the top of the hour. top stories will be along in just about 90 seconds. living with foot pain? get gold bond pain relieving foot cream. maximum strength medicine stops pain fast. gold bond pain relieving foot cream. finally, fast relief for painful feet. >>> don't ask, don't tell. the president pledged to dismant dismantle it, but lifting the ban on openly gay soldiers in the military could be very costly, not to mention complicated. thank you for being with us, on this tuesday, february 2nd. groundhog day. >> here are the big stories we'll be telling you about. first, the dismantling of don't ask, don't tell gets under way today. the secretary of defense set to appear before senators to discuss lifting the ban on openly gay soldiers in the military. but it could take a year or even more, money and morale, two topics causing a lot of concern for members of congress and the pentagon. >>> sex-ed classes that encourage no sex may, in fact, work. that's

jeanne? >> i don't expect the day to arrive any time soon. they are nibbling around the edges. evan is right, there e structural problems that need to be addressed. health care reform, if they pass it, is intended to deal with health care costs. but even doing that, they cannot get it done. i don't know how they dig their way out of this. >> colby? >> they hope they can grow their way out by getting the economy growing. if the economy grows, it will have some impact on the deficit. the problem is reform, entitlement reform. that is what they cannot manage to get their arms are rounded they tried last week with the commission that had the job of coming up with recommendations which would be binding. they cannot get it passed through the senate. there is a lack of political will to deal with this crucial problem. >> any light at end of this tunnel, mark? >> you talk about the president blaming the previous administration. the only president that did not do that was george washington. [laughter] note, there is a light at the end of the tunnel, but there is a light coming through t

jeanne moos has a sneak peek of the ones that made the cut and even a few you won't see. >> reporter:s doritos in a casket or a video game gone to hell called dante's inferno. ♪ only darkness every day >> reporter: it's time for those infernal super bowl ads and even online previews promoting the ads. yes, in the third quarter, e trade has even put outtakes online. >> why are there any girls here? >> dennis is right behind me. >> reporter: and its budweiser saying its going to drop the clydesdale horses this year and put an ad featuring them online so folks could vote to bring them back. football? who cares about football? 51% of viewers surveyed by nielsen say they enjoy the commercials more than they enjoy the game itself. doritos lets you make the commercial. 4,000 submissions were smacked down to 6 finalists. >> keep your hands off my mama. keep your hands off my doritos. >> reporter: a pastor dreamed up the one about a guy faking his own death so he could eat doritos while watching the game. >> we paid for 70 bags of doritos. >> reporter: he says it was inspired by an actual fune

jeanne moos. ♪ let's call the whole thing off ♪ >> we're going to take a quick break.ur way in 90 seconds. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning, thanks for being with us on this february 25th. i'm kiran chetry. >> good morning, john roberts. he said, let's put it on c-span. finally, president obama will hold a health care summit on live television. we're live on capitol hill with the preview. >>> without warning, a killer whale kills a veteran trainer at seaworld are in orlando while an audience watches in horror. but this isn't the first time that the six-ton whale has lashed out with deadly consequences. >>> a weary east coast bracing for the storm for the second in two days. dumping up to 2 feet in some places. cutting power, closing schools. caution at least three traffic deaths. and the storm is expected to intensify over the next 24 hours. rob's got the latest forecast for us coming right up. >>> first thing is, political theater at its best, depending on how you look at it, at its worst. in just a few hour, president obama will host a health ca

jeanne moos, cnn. >> would you take a postage stamp worth 39 cents?ey suffers his fifth heart attack. it was mild, but with the former vice president having experienced so many heart problems, how should he proceed now? >>> and dramatic apologies and dramatic details of cheating death all unfolding at the government hearing of toyota's problems. as the lawmaker acknowledges, quote, mistakes, one woman describes her car's out-of-control ordeal. she says, and i'm quoting her now, i prayed to god to help me. >>> and baby boom. scientists want to follow 100,000 unborn children from the womb to age 21. how can children today help children in the future? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. >>> we're now learning dick cheney's hospital stay after chest pains is more serious than originally thought. the former vice president actually had a heart attack. it's cheney's fifth heart attack. doctors gave him a stress test and inserted a catheter. his office says cheney is feeling good and should be out of the hospital soon, but they're not saying when.

. >> jeanne moos and the complaints about toll takers on the new jersey turnpike.e not going to believe this story. stick around. 46 minutes after the hour. [ male announcer ] prilosec otc. knock heartburn... into a whole new zip code. 24/7. satisfaction guaranteed. thataboy. [ male announcer ] prilosec otc. heartburn gone. power on. prilosec otc. dominates heartburn. 24/7. including the eight hours you spend with your eyes closed. prilosec otc. heartburn gone. power on. ♪ >>> looks nice in washington right now but that's not going to last. 37 degrees and a little bit of sunshine later on today. going to start range. the temperature will get up to 45 degrees. then start to go down again and some snow moving in. rob marciano has the details for us. let's get a quick check of this morning's weather headlines. >> good morning. this is an interesting scenario setting up. we had three major snowstorms so far this winter and this is the fourth one. it's different setting up wise. we have one, two, and three things coming together and looks like they will do so over the n

. >> reporter: jeanne moose, cnn, new york. >> that's all for now. "larry king live" starts right now. >>> tonight, vice president joe biden sits down with me to talk money. and jobs. >> net creation of jobs. >> larry: and what the future holds for every american. and plus, senator john kerry and teresa heinz kerry exclusive on the private outbreak they are making public, her battle with cancer. and that it brought us we are the world. and making history again for the people of haiti. quincy jones and lionel richie take us behind the scenes of the new version. we have a preview of what the planet will see in two days next on "larry king live." >> larry: great pleasure to welcome to "larry king live" joe biden, the vice president of the united states. it will be hard to call you mr. vice president. we go back a long ways. that's the rules. let ice begin from the get go. johns. so many people out of work. people angry. what do you have the president do to turn this around? >> the first thing we do is keep us from going off a cliff and we went out there

>> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. ♪ let's call the whole thing off ♪ >> reporter: new york. >> and that'sfor us. "larry king live" starts in just a few minutes, again, larry has a big exclusive. we will see you back here tomorrow night. >> larry: tonight, worldwide exclusive. toyota's president and ceo in his first interview since taking the blame for safety defects that led to deaths. >> i'm deeply sorry for any accident that toyota drivers have experienced. >> larry: did the company that bears his name cut corners that could have led to runaway cars? >> translato . >> this is absolutely appalling. >> larry: the answers he gave today. >>> then a killer whale at orlando sea world attacks and kids a handler. not the first time six-ton orca turned on a trainer. why was it allowed to happen again? next on "larry king live." good evening and a special welcome to our international viewers, as well. akio toyoda is the president and ceo of the toyota motor company. he is the grandson of toyota's founder. he testified before a congressional committee today about defects in toyota products. if you

jeanne meserve, cnn, vancouver, british columbia. >>> well, rob marciano is tracking the weather for us. we'll check in with him right here in the "cnn newsroom." >>> well, you better hang on to those mittens and don't put away that heavy coat just yet, because we are in for six more weeks of winter, if you believe punxsatawney phil. yep, the famous groundhog saw his shadow this morning and, rob, you know this guy doesn't really have the best accuracy record. so is he going to be right this time around? >> i don't know. look at this guy. he doesn't exactly spell credibility. >> no, he doesn't. >> even though we have him here. let's go to the video. i'm not sure -- oh, this is the real deal. this is the granddaddy of them all. that's punxsatawney phil there on gobbler's knob, an annual tradition that goes back probably millenia, who knows. according to the folks there, he saw his shadow. even though it looked rather cloudy to me. that means six more weeks of winter. there's another guy in staten island who didn't see his shadow. there's another one in georgia, who didn't see his shado

. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn -- >> you should tell him to take those pictures home and leave them home. >> reporter: -- new york. >> and that is it for us. thanks for joining us. "larry king live" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> larry: tonight, breaking news. ten americans are now charged with kidnapping haitian children. the missionaries could end up in prison for decades. haiti's prime minister is here in his first interview since they were formally charged. he's not holding back. plus self-help guru james ray, once the picture of success, now the focus of an alleged crime. the man who had thousands of followers led to court into shackles. ray's attorney will join us in a primetime exclusive and claims his client is not guilty in the deaths of three people in a sweat lodge. a "30 rock" star in need of a kidney transplant. he could die if he doesn't get one. next on "larry king live." good evening. james arthur ray pled not guilty to three counts of manslaughter today in arizona. he's charged in connection with three deaths that followed a spiritual war

. >> jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> that's it for us. "larry king live" starts right now. >>> tonight sean penn exclusive. he's just back from haiti. it's his first interview about the heart break he witnessed first hand, and now the new and looming disaster. could be worse and more devastating than the earthquake. plus, his take on president obama and politics. >>> then celine dion, desperate for a baby. >> we would love to have another child. >> larry: the megastar's fertility nightmare and why she'll never give up on family. celine gets personal revealing what until now was a secret next on "larry king live." >>> sean penn is here, the oscar-winning actor and activist just back from a three-week aid trip to haiti as part of the jenkins pen haitian relief organization. that was your first time in haiti? >> yes. >> larry: had a little time to process? overall, what was the experience like? >> well, you know, i think that in talking to the other people that were there, people who have more disaster, let's say, experience than i do, this

jeanne moos, cnn. >> would you stay a postage stamp, 39 cents? >> new york. >> that's it for us. you can follow me on twitter any time. "larry king live" starting right now. see you tomorrow. >>> tonight a "growing pains" star is missing, last heard from a week ago. where is andrew koenig? his sister here wanting answers. >>> evan lysacek joins us. he won the gold medal fair and square, but the runner-up is still griping. is there a new cold war heating up over this? >>> but first, is the american government broken? if so, who can fix it? can anyone solve the problems that can kill this country? are they bigger than a political person can solve? all next on "larry king live." >> larry: good evening. we begin with two distinguished american governors. in minneapolis, governor tim polente, and the governor of new mexico. we'll start with governor polente. governor, the five senators, including the new senator from massachusetts, scott brown, the vote expected tomorrow could pass. good idea, governor polente? >> i don't personally agree with that because i don't like that particular

here's cnn's jeanne moos with tonight's guilty pleasure. >> reporter: they're calling it the save dave campaign. >> i believe he should save dave. >> reporter: save dave's job. dave is the guy who got nabbed on an australian news broadcast. >> which is where they were -- >> reporter: during a live interview at mccorey's bank, he was in the background opening photos of a nearly naked famous model, miranda cur. the pictures he's looking at are from -- >> oh my god. >> this is nude pictures of women. i mean, were we born with clothes on? >> reporter: take it off stripper music was played. >> the problem was he did it during a live interview. >> reporter: has local anchors -- now the save dave campaign has come to his rescue, started by a financial news website in london. >> i think the world is going politically correct mad. >> reporter: there's all kinds of speculation that dave was set up, that this could have been a practical joke with the photos e-mailed to them so he'd unwittingly open them during the live broadcast. >> the theory goes as he opened the third attachment and he scrolle

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> and that's it for us. thanks for joining us. "larry king live" starts right now. >> larry: tonight michael jackson's father is here and is lashing out and slamming the state publicly for the first time since facing the doctor charged today with manslaughter in the death of the pop icon. >> it's not enough. >> generalgy sanford rips the lid off the sex scandal that ruined her marriage. her husband cheated on her and lied about it, and now south carolina's first lady is coming in loose, moving on. she let us the public in on a very personal pain in a primetime exclusive next on "larry king live." . >> larry: couple of a program notes. we're in new york tonight and tomorrow night in washington with first lady michelle obama and then wednesday night in washington with the vice president of the united states, joe biden. michael jackson's doctor, conrad murray, was officially charged today in connection with the death of the pop star. the one count of involuntary manslaughter alleges that murray did unlawfully and without malice kill

jeanne moos, cnn -- >> before that you see the effect. >> -- new york. >> whoops. and that is it for us. "larry king live" starts right now. >>> tonight, breaking michael jackson death news. dr. conrad murray is about to turn himself in. then ten jailed americans in big trouble in haiti accused of child trafficking. their desperate families are here pleading their case. >>> don't ask, don't tell. president obama says people in the military shouldn't have to hide who they are. and the top brass agreed with him today. >> allowing gays and lesbians to openly serve in the military would be the right thing to do. >>. >>> we begin with breaking news. dr. conrad murray seizure renders the los angeles authorities as early as tomorrow on charges relating to the death of michael jackson. that according to his lawyer. with us ted rowland, chief correspondent, and author of a terrific new book, "the last day of my life." ted, what's the story? has he been indicted? >> no, not yet. he's here in long angeles, his lawyer is here from los angeles, and the people representing murra

as jeanne moos tells us, online fans have been rushing to defend dave. >> reporter: they're calling itld safe dave. >> reporter: save dave's job. >> don't think dave should be fired. >> reporter: dave keely is the guy who got nba abbed during a e interview at the bank. he was in the background opening pictures of a near-naked model. the pictures he's looking at are from -- >> oh, my god. this is nude pictures of women. i mean, were we born with clothes on? >> reporter: take it off. stripper music was played. >> the problem was, he did it during a live interview here on 7. >> reporter: as local anchors chord elled over the story, the save dave campaign has come to his rescue, started by a financial news web site in london. >> i think the world is going politically correct mad. >> reporter: there's all kinds of speculation that dave was set up, that this could have been a practical joke with the photos e-mailed to him so he'd unwittingly open them during the live broadcast. >> the theory goes that as he opened the third tattachment an scrolled down there was a message at the end of the e

and the third most popular story right now, if you haven't seen it, jeanne moos did a very, i guess,very racy, well put together piece on the reporter reporting on the banking institutions and behind him, let's just say there were a couple of racy photos. you can check that out on cnn.com. just go straight to news pulse. it updates every 15 minutes. we'll try and stay in touch with that and what's breaking on cnn.com. >>> president obama says that uganda just doesn't get it. he came out with some strong criticism this morning for that place. the african nation is considering legislation that would send homosexuals to long prison terms action even death. ed henry at the white house. so let's talk about what the president said exactly, because there was talk that there were going to be a lot of protests from gay rights groups to this prayer breakfast this morning, ed. >> reporter: that's right, kyra. there were some protesters. i think the big picture here is the president was getting pressure from a liberal watchdog group who had been saying that the group that sponsors this breakfast

it's a special two day week this week and jag diamond, and jeanne jones, good morning and marcus is out. about to win his image award. so we saw andrew gacia. now here is my thing with andrew, he had so much success with straight up and paula's song and they didn't give him the love that should have followed him. let's look at him. [ singing ] >> now i realize watching idol, i don't know what sounds good, because i didn't mind his performance. but they did not give it any love. >> it was very karaoke. it was not written it be done acoustically. and one thing i noticed is lack of confidence, looking down and look at the glasses, they drove me crazy sliding off his nose. i wanted to push them back up on his nose. but i will say this, he needs some work, but i like him. he's a likeable guy with a nice voice. he has a nice persona. and i'm thrilled that this year idol has an asian contestant, latino, black, white, young, older. >> now this poppy, i like him. he's somebody i would stroll with on u. street. the confidence level needs to be boosted. and if that doesn't happen, i'm not sure. >>

three great members of congress, senator jeanne shaheen, congress congressman paul holts, congresswoman the outstanding administrator for our small business administration who hails from these parts, karen mills. give karen a big round of -- so i want to spend a bunch of time hearing from you answering your questions, but if you'll indulge me i want to make some brief remarks on the front end. you know, i've had the privilege of getting to know people here in new hampshire. i've seen firsthand that spirit of independence and spirit of self-reliance. i know how hard all of you work and how tough and resilient you are. but i also know that people here in new hampshire have been tested by the last two years, just like people all across the country. we've gone through the deepest recession since the great depression, and folks here have had their lives uprooted by lost jobs and foreclosed homes, shuttered businesses, vanished savings. many good, hard working people who met their responsibilities are now struggling in part because folks on wall street and people in washington didn't meet the

good morning, jeanne? caller: how are you? i do not believe in continuing the iraqi front.ost: we will go to james in los angeles, independent line. caller: iraq is another quagmire. sunni's are not accepting this, it was a war for israel, you can read the book "transparent ckabal." stop the pro-israel lobby now before it takes america down. host: phoenix, good morning. please turn down the volume on your set and go ahead with your comment. we will try one more time. caller: good morning. i do not see this as the birth of a nation. iraq is carved up in three places now. kurds, shiites, sunnis. i do not see this working any time soon. host: isaacs is joining us from new york city. good morning. caller: i do not believe it is the rebirth of a nation. similar to what the other gentleman said. their country has been destroyed. bush and what he did, lying in why we were going over there, i read news about what was going on over there now, some people are so impoverished they are selling their votes so that they can survive. host: thank you for the call. more on the peace, "no on