tavis: why can anyone like joe kelly do this? how does this process work and how these guys start these teams. >> there's sort of this cherry outfit. it's a shoe defeat nike, adidas, rebach. they'll offer a shoe deal to a coach who can offer the best kids. kids as young as 13 were being sought after by the shoe companies and branded. this is hundreds of thousands of dollars for a coach. in my book, he starts out living in a 700-square foot apartment. he's a millionaire by the end of the book. tavis: so at the epicenter of this is the shoe companies. why are they allowed to run amuck? >> great question. i wish someone would do something about this. they've found this is effective viral marketing. having 14, 15,16-year-old kids helps sell shoes to kids. tavis: when you say this is a lawless society, it's lawless to your earlier point because the n.c. 2-a has not stepped in, the nba has not stepped in. if they ultimately benefit even more than the kellies of the world why don't they step in? it's only lawless because people allow it

joe biden's old seat. and in new hampshire, republican kelly ayotte defeats democrat paul hodes. republicans need to capture 10 democratic seats to take control of the senate and so far they've picked up two. in the house, it's still very early in the counting, but the republicans have won a handful of democratic seats. they need a net gain of 39 to take control. we have our cbs news election team deployed at key locations across the country and here at election headquarters and first we turn to congressional correspondent nancy cordes. as we mentioned, republicans in the senate have picked up two seats so far, they need eight more. >> reporter: that's right, katie. democrats are breathing a bit of a sigh of relief after holding on to connecticut but there are so many other states across the map here that are danger zones for them. you can see all these states outlined in blue are all seats where democrats are at risk of losing tonight and they're particularly worried about a handful of them. pennsylvania, the ultimate swing state. illinois, the president's former seat. colorado,

joe takes us back to september two 26. the day and he 14-year-old samantha kelly met at his home. >> we arranged for her to come over. it was supposed to be a mutual thing between us. we werr supposed to have sex. it happened. but it went too far than it actually did. she said i raped her. but it was a mutual thing. >> consensual or not. because he was 18, and she was 14, the wayne county prosecutor charged him with third-degree criminal sexual conduct. from there, thinns spun out of control. >> it went too far than it actually did. i feel really bad. like she was a friend of mine. and somehow we got separated. i stayed quiet. when we were supposed to sign a piece of aper saying that we would not talk about it. her mom went to the media. >> that piece of paper was a confidentiality agreement. but samantha and her mother contacted fox two because they claim his friends were harassing her at school. news spread after he posted tweets blaming samantha and called her a liar. that ccuseddstudents to turn on her. torment her, threw things at her. >> if she was getting ridiculed it is not because of me. because of somebody

joe turnopulsky. this came after 14-year-old freshman samantha kelly hanged herself monday. the police concluded the sex was consensual. they charged him because of his age. the ages of the two people involved. now, he admits he went on social media to defend himself, but the real flashpoint here appears to have come october 18th when i a samant samantha's mother and samantha, herself, with her face blurred, went on the local fox affiliate. and on that interview, issamant gave a different story than she gave before. she said the sex was coercive, forced and made what had been a secret at this high school a well-known fact. the school students say broke into camps over who was defending joe and who was def d defending samantha. at the end of this one young girl is dead. the young man in this says he's never going to return to this high school and the funeral services will be held on sunday for samantha -- 14-year-old samantha kelly. contessa? >> is there any blame going around about who wasn't aware of the bullying and name calling samantha was experiencing at school? >> repo

. >> kelly o'donnell, we are asking you to stay tuned. >>> lisa murkowski and joe miller in the race. for the first time, murkowski is the one with the lead. we are live from anchorage, alaska with the latest. kristen. >> reporter: good morning, tom. yesterday was a very big day for senator lisa murkowski. it's important to point out the lead includes 7,600 contested ballots. they are disputed for things like spelling errors and illegibility problems. today, senator murkowski may surpass his total in undisputed ballots. it's important to watch them. at the end of the process, it's impossible for joe miller to catch up to lisa murkowski's lead, even if he throws them out. it's tough to build an argument this case should go to court. lisa murkowski's camp was all but proclaiming victory yesterday. joe miller says he's not conceding. >> obviously, if it's completely impossible, we are not going to spend a lot of efforts or time or energy. i think it's very important to respect those serving our country and wait for those ballots to come in before we call a race. it's critical. >> reporte

joe." if it's happening in hollywood you will see it in our showbiz update. kelly. thanks for having me again. >> it's my pleasure. are you one of those highfalutin correspondents that gets advanced copies of like sarah palin's new show this weekend? >> i'll take the highfalutin label certainly. i do get a sneak preview of things like reality shows with ex-politicians. >> did you get a chance to look at it? what did you think? >> i haven't seen it in its entirety, but for sarah palin, this is her revention on what she considered to be a pretty brutal media. this is her controlling sarah palin, controlling her image as you will see it. she gets to show us a different side of herself. she's hunting, taking on polar bears. >> is it anything more than travel logs? i know the work they do, but do we get toss the random, unscripted moments that male reality shows interesting to watch? >> absolutely. we'll get to see a different size of the palin family and what it's like inside the household, yet. >> can i switch gears? this is the palin bloc, it seems. bristol palin is

kelly at foxnews.com, if you have thoughts on that one. in three minutes we will share two growing signs that president obama may have an uphill crime. joeippi weighs in on the forecast right after this break. you are looking at history in the making, look at this picture, six of the top talk show hosts of all time, all on the same stage, including our own geraldo rivera. later this show you will hear what he told oprah winfrey about one of his most infamous tv moments. >> directly beneath me a massive concrete chamber has been discovered. >> three, 2002, one [explosion] >> we've blown down one wall. we've pulled down another. we are digging in, we are getting there. we're finding out what is happening. the mystery of al capone's vault. megyn: a florida family getting a bit of a shock this week at finding that mom has been living a double life. the woman on the left is paula carol, the fugitive who escaped prison while serving a five-year sentence back in 1975. on the right sharon brown, the identity she's been living as for nearly 35 years. outside court her son and her husband are standing behind the woman they say they know now. >> my

kelly o'donnell mentioned, alaska's still undecided senate race is getting more interesting. incumbent lisa murkowski ran as a write-in and appeared on track to win, but now challenger joe miller is saying, it isn't over yet. kristen welker has the latest. >> this race is not done until the ballots are counted. >> reporter: tea party candidate joe miller has a message for write-in candidate, lisa murkowski. >> her little victory speech that she gave several days ago may actually be premature. >> reporter: miller's hired a legal team to do battle in the alaska recount where he trails the the write-in ballots by 13,000 votes. >> frankly, i think we're going to pull ahead, at least not ahead in the 13,000 votes, but we're going to pull ahead of where we are now when those absentee ballots get counted. >> reporter: we spoke with the gop hopeful at a coffee shop in wasilla, alaska, the hometown of one of his biggest supporters, sarah palin. >> i'm excited because there are people that have been awakened, you know, obviously by sarah palin. but they've also been awakened just by common sense. >> do you think she would be a good presidential candidate? >> i think she would be. there'