. >>> la pao trilla pa trulla fronts liza fronteriza el antes quedÓ encima del cofre y el auto no se estaba en peligro, el agente disparÓ. >>> los vecinos del Área y quienes presenciaron el accidente se preguntan ¿por quÉ el agente en cuestiÓn no se identificÓ como tal? como miembro de la patrulla fronteriza antes de sacar su pistola y disparar contra monique. >>> luego de 2 dÍas de la tragedia nadie le ha dado informaciÓn sobre lo ocurrido. >>> que fue lo que ella hizo, o quÉ fue que causÓ que este agente la balan laer 9 veces. >>> en chula vista, univisiÓn. >>> un canal de noticias en inglÉs transmitiÓ en vivo y en directo. una transmisiÓn que ha recibido duras criticas y un mea culpa por parte del canal habla la ex esposa del hombre, un mÉxico americano, que segÚn las autoridades tenÍa un amplio historial delictiva. galo arellano tiene los detalles. >>> no tiene 9 aÑos es uno de los 3 hijos de jodon romero es uno de los miles de televidentes que vio en la televisiÓn, como su propio padre se disparÓ en la sien cuando intentaba escapar de la policÍa. >>> sus hijos lo vieron, su herm

. >> janna, our daughter liza, our sons charlie and sam.we live on the block we -- i grew up on. >> reporter: but her story is much more complicated. janna little, her maiden name, grew up in the tiny railroad and farm down of madill, oklahoma, the daughter of two lawyers, prominent, well-to-do democrats. her uncle is a former democratic governor and u.s. senator. her first cousin is a democratic congressman. earlier in her career, she was a congressional aide for democrat bill brewster from oklahoma. mind you, being a democrat in her home state is not necessarily like being one in washington. >> an oklahoma democrat in a lot of respects is more conservative than a lot of republicans. >> reporter: her long-time close friend, leslie belcher, says she's not even sure of janna's political affiliation but janna has friends of all political stripes. >> she is very easygoing, very friendly. janna is probably the most approachable person i have ever met. >> reporter: janna went to school at wellesley college outside boston like her mother and hill

. >> hi, liza, how are you? hi, liza. how you doing? hi. wait a second, is this charlie? no, that's sam. i know sam. hey, charlie, how are you doing, buddy? >> good. >> hey, man. nicely done, my friend. >> thank you. >> way to go. way to go. way to go. way to go. what a job he did. oh, he was fabulous. great job. >> i was okay. >> ann was so nervous for me. >> you know, he was acting so -- >> careful. oh, yeah. >> i didn't see that. >> that was mitt romney and paul ryan earlier today on an airport tarmac in columbus, ohio. pointing at something, and ixnaying any talking about the debate day because of that icrophone nay. what mitt romney was alerting paul ryan to there, a suspicious looking boom mike hovering up above that was capturing what mitt ryan -- mitt ryan? what mitt romney and paul ryan were saying. the point mitt romney interrupted paul ryan is when he was saying, he was just acting so -- romney jumped in, careful, careful. ixnay on the talking. vice president joe biden took the final topic of last night's debate, issue of abortion rights and hit paul ryan with

july to september apparently helped along by the olympic games check outs to make season occurrences liza marbles the euro is dying down one twenty nine fifty eight you can see the ruble finished fact against the euro but managed to do sounds against the u.s. dollar russian markets and they too finished up in red territory today no shares of ross now have lost almost one percent president putin says that b.p. representative ford will increase the russian companies transparency and i believe that's all we've got time for so right now we're going to interview coming up r.t. sat down with french politician vocal anti e.u. advocate francois as illin new took on what troubles face france by staying in the .

we're joined by gloria borger and ryan liza. he's the new yorker mag zeen's washington correspondent. gloria, how important is this final debate to both of these candidates? >> it's very important to both of them because it's the last time you're going to see them together talking to republicans though, they're sort of scratching their heads about how it was that the foreign policy debate has been the last debate for mitt romney. in 2008 foreign policy was the first debate and when you're the chal edger you would rather not debate the commander in chief who has had a great deal of success, particularly killing osama bin laden, as your last debate. so i think there's some head scratching among republicans. because of course romney is at a disadvantage. >> but didn't both campaigns agree to the terms of these presidentials debates. >> yes, i said outside republicans. >> so they knew what they were getting themselves into. >> right. >> ryan, what are the strengths and weaknesses of both of these candidates on these foreign policy i

. >> this is my daughter liza and sam and i've got other ones, charlie. >> like paul ryan, mitt romneyo in ohio today. he is holding a pair of rallies, an indication of how critical the buckeye state and its 18 electoral votes are. president obama in virginia where he'll be preparing for the next campaign. the obama campaign has another tv ad out. it's narrated by none other than morgan freeman, the voice of vee a and the voice of god. >> every president inherits challenges. few have faced so many. four years later, our enemies have been brought to justice, our heros are coming home. assembly lines are humming again. >> and before you start sending your e-mails, the morgan freeman, of course, played god in "bruce almighty," just so you know. >>> the president landed in virginia a few moments ago. we're told he has no public meeting plans. kristen welker joining us. krist kristen, good saturday to you. >> good saturday to you. >> the president hunkering down for debate prep. what are you hearing about what he plans to do a little bit differently this time? >> reporter: well, craig, afte

. >> and i said he banged liza minnelli. and he -- that was bad.e afterwards. @mrs.scottbaio. >> jimmy: you weren't saying anything that wasn't true. >> no, i know. anyway -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but, he got really -- he got really upset. at one point he was like, "well, what is this? what am i doing here?" >> i know. >> jimmy: and i was like, "wow." >> that's one of my idols. >> jimmy: me, too. >> i love scott baio. >> jimmy: well, maybe -- but, have you mended? no? >> i don't know. hopefully, he will come back. >> jimmy: his wife was started a twitter war with you? >> yeah. yeah, yeah. @mrs.scottbaio. she don't like me either. >> jimmy: that's her name? [ laughter ] >> yes. >> jimmy: that's her twitter name? >> yes. >> jimmy: that's ridiculous. [ laughter ] doesn't she have a name? she should be her name. >> @mrs.scottbaio. >> jimmy: mrs. scott baio? >> yes. like "downton abbey" days. >> jimmy: trying to get followers, yeah. we got a giant premiere week on bravo. >> oh, my god. next week is bravo's big premiere week. okay, get this. okay. sunda

this is my wife, our son charlie, sam, and our daughter liza. say hi, everybody.cheers and applause] i almost slipped and said, hello, zanesville. i almost said hello, janesville. that is where i am from. i am born and raised in a place called janesville, wisconsin. i went to school with a guy from zanesville, ohio. his family had some dry cleaners here. gus is one of my friends from college. go redhawks, go blue devils. right? [cheers and applause] i have got to say, the hospitality, the warmth from people in the buckeye state has been tremendous. thank you. i spent four great years at miami, living in ohio. the hospitality and the warmth that we had. go miami -- we call them something different when i was there. redskins. really something. what i see and sense and hear and feel are people who care so deeply about their country, who care so deeply about their community and people who are bringing their kids on their shoulders who care about the next generation. thank you for coming out today. thank you for coming through the rain and standing in the line of the m

probably -- >> karen, that's known as i've got a hole in my pocket, dear liza. >> that's right.'ll hear him talk about a number of these things as if it sounds like a plan, but without any specifics. i think what you'll see from the president is more specifics. again, the president actually has a record to talk about. i mean, put forward a health care plan. happened to be, you know, based on mitt's, but whatever. he has a jobs plan, a number of things of specifics he can point to whereas romney doesn't. i think that will be part of the contrast the president will be going for. i think romney's only defense on that, since i don't think he'll give us specifics, is rhetoric and to make it sound like he has a plan. >> do you agree with that, mike? >> i think both have holes in specifics. the president hasn't been very clear about what he's going to do to social security, to medicare. romney hasn't either but it's not like one candidate totally filled out that ballot. i think this is a situation where mitt romney comes in with a much bigger hill to climb but yet more opportunity. in

. >> hi, i'm liza, and i'm a science journalist. my question goes to the -- i mean, so it's so difficult to get any of the information even on richard, and your question about we know the documents show that aoki was providing guns to the panthers at the same time he was an informant. the question is, and then the next logical question is what did the fbi know? if redacting so much information on all the people they have information on, how on earth do you get to the information and what are their dealings? their documents obviously are not revealing that information on themselves so what other strategies do you use as an investigative reporter which is the next logical story, and i'm sure you're working on it. >> sure. >> what are you doing? >> as i explained when researches richard, i used a variety of methods. i used interviews of former fbi agents of people who knew him at the time. i read everything published about him. i went through court records. i filed freedom of information act requests. i filed a freedom of information a

. >> reporter: what do johnny carson, mike tyson, liza minnelli and elizabeth taylor have some common? their exes handled raoul felder to handle their divorces. he calls matrimonial law a blood sport. >> people think that they're going to be vindicated or they're going to destroy the other guy. it never happens. >> reporter: but thatÑ) atmp themÑi fromw3ÑiÑi=l a man whoñ/3 walks them upñr thech >> osgood: contentious talkingmy points abound in the battle fori the white house. this morning we'll learn aí few of them. mo rocca will take us to college, electoral college. >> candy, hold on a second. reporter: in this campaign seasonpeople are asking just what is the truth? >> he's wrong about that. just not true. it's absolutely true. reporter: they're worried about whether their votes really count. >> that's unfair. reporter: later this sunday morning, we'll learn more about who is checking the facts and the facts about the electoral college. >> osgood: ever green is a song title that could also apply to the man who wrote the words to that song. despite a long winter, figuratively speaki

y a nuestra primera hija, liza le decimos garbanzo.forzosos en china para la polÍtica de un hijo para una familia. >>> vicepresidente biden. >>> mi religiÓn define quien soy yo y yo he sido catÓlico practicante toda mi vida. " y esto ha forjado mi doctrina social catÓlica. la gente que necesita ayuda. con respecto al aborto, yo acepto la postura de mi iglesia. como lo que llamamos nosotros, una doctrina. la vida comienza en la concepciÓn es el juicio de la iglesia y la acepto. y repuso imponerlo, igualmente con los cristianos musulmanes y judÍos. yo rehuso imponer otro. a diferencia de mi amigo. yo no creo que tenemos el derecho de decirle a otras personas, que es una decisiÓn &ntre ellos y el mÉdico. && && && gobierno federal? . >>> quiero regresar a la definiciÓn de la vida es un principio. pagar por las contraceptivos, ningÚn quiere ser un vehÍculo para tener contraceptivos y esto es un hecho. esto es un hecho. y ahora con respecto a la manera en la cual nosotros diferimos. mi amigo dice que acepta la postura del gobernador romney.

in 1963, he landed a part in a revival of the musical "best foot forward" with a teen-aged liza minnelli'70s i was working on the big screen. >> america, man, it's so beautiful. i want to eat it. >> reporter: he had a breakout moment when woody allen cast him in 1977's annie hall as her bizarre brother duane. >> sometimes when i'm driving on the road at night, i see two headlights coming toward me. fast. i have a sudden impulse to turn the wheel quickly, head on into the oncoming car. >> why? ell, i have to go now, duane, because i'm back on the planet earth. >> reporter: and the following year it all took off with an oscar-winning turn as a tormented, small-town boy sent to war in the deer hunter. but if christopher walken's on-screen persona says unstable, his real life is is more fairy tale. he's lived in the same house in wilt on, connecticut, for decades, and has been married to the same woman since 1969. >> i've been married for, you know, nearly 50 years. >> reporter: fantastic. no kids. why no kids? >> i don't know. just kids are a miracle. just never happened. >> reporter: did y

y a nuestra primera hija, liza le decimos garbanzo.zosos en china para la polÍtica de un hijo para una familia. >>> vicepresidente biden. >>> mÍre religiÓn define quien & yo y yo he sido catÓlico practicante toda mi vida. " y esto ha forjado mi doctrina social catÓlica. la gente que necesita ayuda. con respecto al aborto, yo acepto la postura de mi iglesia. como lo que llamamos nosotros, una doctrina. la vida comienza en la concepciÓn es el juicio de la iglesia y la acepto. y repuso imponerlo, igualmente con los cristianos musulmanes y judÍos. yo rehuso imponer otro. a diferencia de mi amigo. yo no creo que tenemos el derecho de decirle a otras personas, que es una decisiÓn entre ellos y el mÉdico. y mi opiniÓn, en la corte suprema y no podemos interferir con ellos con respecto el a asalto a la iglesia catÓlica. quiero absolutamente decir, claramente que ninguna instituciÓn religiosa ni catÓlica ni otra, incluyendo los servicios catÓlicos. ningÚn de ellos tiene que recortar los contraceptivos y pagar por las contraceptivos, ningÚn quie

to this day we have not b -- have nicknamed our firstborn child liza "bean." i believe life begins at conception. i know this is a difficult issue and i respect people who differ with me. but car policy will be to oppose abortion with the exception of rape in ofcest, and -- incest, rape, and the life of the mother. look at what they are doing in obamacare with respect to assaulting a religious liberties in this country. they are infringing on the freedom of religion by infringing on catholic charities, catholic churches, catholic hospitals. our church should not have to sue our federal government to maintain religious liberties. with respect to abortion, the democratic party said that they wanted it to be safe, legal, and rare. now they support it without restrictions and with taxpayer funding. the vice president went to china and said that he sympathized or would not second- guess their one-child policy of forced abortions and sterilization. that's pretty extreme. >> my religion defines who i am. i have been a practicing catholic my whole life. it is particul

and to this day, we have nicknamed our first born child, l liza, bean. i believe life begins at concept, those are the reasons why i'm pro life. now, i understand this is a difficult issue and i respect people who don't agree with me on this. but the policy of a romney administration will be to oppose abortion except in instances of rape, incest, and the life of the mother. what troubles me more is how this administration has handled all of these issues. look what they are doing with obama care to infringe upon our first freedom. the freedom of religion, by infringing on catholic charities, catholic churches, catholic hospitals. our church should not have to sue the federal government to maintain their liberties. and abortion, they wanted it to be safe, legal and rare. now they support it without restrictions and with taxpayer funding. the vice president himself went to schina and said he sympathiesed or wouldn't second guess their one-child policy of forced abortions and sterilizations. that to me is pretty extreme. >> vice president biden. >> my religi

and to this day, we have nicknamed our first-born child, liza, bean. now, i believe that life begins at conception. that's why those are the reasons why i am pro-life. i understands this is a difficut issue. i respect people who don't agree with me on this. but the policy of a romney administration will be to oppose abortion with the exceptions for rape, incest and life of the mother. what troubles me more is how this administration has handled all of these issues. look at what they are doing through obamacare with respect to assaulting the religious liberties of this country. they're infringing upon our first freedom, the freedom of religion, by infringin catholic charities, catholic churches, catholic hospitals. our church should not have to sue the federal government to maintain religious liberties. with respect to abortion, the democratic party used to say they want it to be safe, legal and rare. now they support approximate without restriction and taxpayer funding in obamacare, with foreign aid. the vice-president himself went to china and said th

in november voters there will decide whether to leal liza sissed suicide.ouglas kennedy is live with more. >> for those given a few months to live choices are sometimes limited. now some in massachusetts want to give the dying the choice to die quickly. in 2010 a boston doctor diagnosed heather's father with brain cancer, giving him only six months to live. lee johnson didn't want to suffer and decided to end his life. >> you supported your father's decision. >> yes, i did. it was very important to him to die with grace. >> which to heather's father meant doctor-assisted suicide, the practice that the state of massachusetts does not support or legally condone. she says her father was forced to travel back to his home in oregon where out tha it is legal. >> your ballot would make it legal for people like your father to die in massachusetts. >> it would make it legal for them to end their suffering. >> assisted suicide is a tough sell in a state where almost after the population is catholic. critics here claim the measure is immoral saying the state should no