. >>> 57-year-old mark david chapman, the man who killed john lenin, has been denied parole. he was sentenced to 20 years to life in prison. >>> this shows the final moments before the touch down of the first spacecraft before a landing on another planet. >>> in spain a century old art fresco of christ was in need of repair so an amateur art restorer in her 80s took it upon herself to fix it. well, she didn't really do a good job and now professionals will try to repair the damage that was done. >>> and knew here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens 13,057 after tumbling 115. the s&p dropped 11 the nasdaq 20. nikkei sank 107 points while in hong kong, the hang seng plunged 252. >>> investors are banking on hope from the fed seems a little less certain thursday. uncertainty about the likelihood of more still pew lus thread after james bull lard, the president of the st. louis bank told our sister network cnbc said that the minutes were stale because the economy has picked up. >>> investors dumped stocks and oil betting on gold. it shot up 2%

. >>> john lenin's killer will remain in prison for at least another two years. today, a new york parole board denied mark david chapman's release request for the 7th time. chapman shot lenin outside of his apartment on december 8th, 1980. for life and they have stripped him of his seven tour de france titles. >> there's still a question of who's going to pay for extended metro service during the post season. the city feels the team should pay. so far, officials say there is no dream. a city spokesperson says the discussions are on going. >> it is one year later. parts of our region still cleaning up from a 5.8 earthquake that shook the entire east coast. repairs are being made at the epicenter. the cathedral sustained significant damage. the price tag to fix it? $28 million. so far, $8 million has been raised. scaffolding has been expected to go up at the washington monument, not expected to reopen until 2014. meanwhile, at the epicenter, people say it feels like the quake happened yesterday. >> cracked a bunch of dry wall, tvs fell off the dressers and just des

. >> the man convicted of killing music icon john lenin is up for parole the 7th time.f corrections says that mark david chapman could have a parole hearing as early as tuesday. the board could make a decision by thursday or friday. he shot lenin in december of 1980 outside the manhattan hotel where the former beetle lived. he was sentenced to 20 years to life in prison. >>> still ahead, a rock star rocks one iraq veteran's world with a gracious gift for him and his family. we'll show you that emotional moment coming up. >>> a soldier who lost his leg while serving on the front lines in afghanistan got quite the surprise this weekend from one of detroit's favorite native sons. it was a gift that left the army sergeant and his wife amazed. >> reporter: a big-time star and detroit icon who is dedicated to giving back. >> i try to help my neighbors first. >> the motor city's very own kid rock on hand for a very big and special surprise. [ applause ] >> how are you doing? >> good, how are you. >> on behalf -- first of all, welcome home. thank you for your service, once agai

lennon's apartment even meeting his son sean and even getting john to seen a copy of his new album for him. but then five hours later while leninng home with his wife yoko ono, chapman pulled out a gun and fires four bullets right into john lennon's back killing the legend right in front of yoko. mark david chapman was charged with second degree murder and his defense team prepared to argue an insanity defense and chapman didn't like that. he refused it. instead, he pled guilty. he said god told him, that's what he was supposed to do. he is sentenced to 20 years to life and fast forward 32 years later, jeffrey toobin is sitting at the cnn center in new york to talk to me about this parole. thank you, jeff. my first question has to do with a quote. i have to read it for you. i couldn't believe it. in 2000, a member of the correctional association of new york apparently was talking to an a.p. reporter and said this, and i'm going to quote. "if jesus christ returned to earth for the sole purpose of decreeing ta it would be appropriate to the release mark chapman, the parole board wouldn't be willing to take the political heat they

picked him because he was so famous and he could have easily gone after john yao carson or george scott. he also said he spoke with leninlding where he was gunned down and lenin was nice to him and a at the cent man. this is chapman's 7th time being denied parole. those are your headlines. >> steve: all right. i just logged on to our show web site where you're e-mailing us regarding lint eastwood. did you think he was brilliant? did you think he was bad? some on the political left said it's embarrassing. i would say for the most part you thought he was absolutely terrific. he had a message, delivered it well in the voice of one e-mailer, clint eastwood made our day. >> brian: mostly the same thing on twitter. >> steve: yeah. exactly. keep it coming. >> gretchen: meantime, president obama continues to hit mitt romney for his tenure at bain capital. but our next guest says there is no reason romney should defend himself from those attacks. >> steve: plus, one of the most renowned colleges in the country caught in a major cheating scandal. now here is mitt romney. ♪ you got to keep your head up ♪ oh, ♪ you got to keep your