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michelle wondered what would have happened if dr.a different course of action. >> i'd like to believe he'd still be here, i do. part of me thinks, yeah, he'd probably still be here. but those things now, you know, you can't ever know for certain. >> narrator: there are many unanswered questions related to connor's death including ethical issues about the treatment he received. >> given the public's and physician awareness of the issues of euthanasia over these past many years, i think it's possible dr. turner would have understood that the act of pinching a baby's nose closed really constituted euthanasia and was not approved. >> narrator: michelle is grateful for the life she has now. >> i really want people to know that you can move on from tragedy. it's not something that has to keep you

le the night that michelle disappeared. investigators later found evidence that esteban had been in le's car and then more evidence was found, dna evidence on one of esteban's shoes and cell phone records that tied her to michelle's disappearance. now, michelle's body was eventually found on september 17 in a rural area that was near the sunol pleasanton border. and up until now, esteban has been held in jail without the option of bail. that bold request that you mentioned that's going to be made today is that she be given bail and in cases like this that involve murder, the number for that often runs around $2.5 million and the attorney has not seemed very confident up until this point that that request will be granted. the question still remains will she even show up inches she failed to show up two previous times at these court appearance. back to you. >> thank you. >>> this morning the u.s. coast guard is searching for a missing kayaker in the bay. 55-year-old thomas gregoire was just off pier 80 yesterday afternoon kay

when esteban was arrested for michelle le's murder, michelle le's body hadn't yet been found.helle le disappeared on may 27 at the kaiser facilities in hayward and esteban was a high school friend and there were reports that she was jealous of michelle le and may have blamed her for separating her and the father of her 5-year-old son. now, video surveillance footage at the kaiser hospital parking lot showed esteban was at the hospital around the same time that michelle disappeared and investigator found evidence that esteban had been in le's car, dna evidence on her shoe and cell phone records show they had been following a similar path the day that michelle disappeared. le's body was found on september 7 in a rural area at the pleasanton border. up until now esteban has been held in jail without bail and today her defense attorney will request bail. but it cases like this the bail amount usually runs around $2.5 million. and the attorney hasn't shown a lot of confidence up until this point that bail will be granted. the larger question is will she even show up today? there ha

he will receive questions from michele tafoya. >> michele: aaron, you guys were down 14-0. you lose your left tackle chad liveton and then you got to kind of shuffle the offensive line. how did you adjust not only to stay in, but take over this game? >> we just stayed patient. you know? it was a tough game. i took a lot of shots and had to move around a little bit and shuffled marshall to the left side and running derek to the right side. they did a great job. you know? it was one of those games. the rhythm wasn't there all the time but we just stayed with it and stayed patient and knew the big plays were going to come and the defense did a great job after of first two drives. >> michele: you found 12 different receivers tonight. ties a team record. how were you able to get so many guys involved? >> the way it went tonight. a lot of guys played. they were playing a lot of soft coverage and take what the defense is giving you. but guys made big plays. james had a great catch and run. greg as well. jermichael dropped a couple but came up with a big play on the last drive and

michelle caruso-cabrera is there for cnbc tonight. michelle, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. they took to the streets one day ahead of a crucial vote that they have to pass on austerity measures in order to get a loan to keep the economy on life support. those affected are angry and they showed it today. athens looked like a war zone. protesters by the thousands throwing stones and fire bombs at police. police responding with teargas and muscle. at times it was hand to hand combat. a home made bomb aimed at police hit a protester instead. greece is having a nervous break down. the country is at a standstill on strike and out of money after years of living beyond its means. with angry crowds outside, parliament is racing to balance the budget, facing an ultimatum from europe. get your house in order or go under. prime minister george papandreou pleaded for support, understanding and responsibility. the proposed austerity measures, spending cuts, tax hikes, lay-offs and suspension of collective bargaining are painful and

but michelle le disappeared from the kaiser in hayward on the 27th of may. police turned to giselle as a suspect. she was a high school friend of michelle's and it was video surveillance footage that really led them to pursue her. they saw she was present in the kaiser parking lot at the time that michelle disappeared. investigators later found evidence that esteban had been in le's car and dna evidence found additionally cell found records tied esteban to the death. the body was found. this morning she is expected to enter a plea. her defense attorney will ask that she be granted bail. she has been held in jail without bail this entire time and because of her condition, the attorney wants her out of jail as soon as possible. >> thank you. >>> 4:35. road rage is suspected in a collision that killed a motorcyclist and shut down an east bay freeway. 31-year-old eddie hall from oakland is held for suspicion of murder and felony hit-and- run. hall has a clean record. witnesses tell police though the paratransit van driver intentionally swerved into a group of mo

he will receive questions from michele tafoya. >> michele: aaron, you guys were down 14-0. you lose your left tackle chad liveton and then you got to kind of shuffle the offensive line. how did you adjust not only to stay in, but take over this game? >> we just stayed patient. you know? it was a tough game. i took a lot of shots and had to move around a little bit and shuffled marshall to the left side and running derek to the right side. they did a great job. you know? it was one of those games. the rhythm wasn't there all the me but we just stayed with it and stayed patient and knew the big plays were going to come and the defense did a great job after of first two drives. >> michele: you found 12 different receivers tonight. ties a team record. how were you able to get so many guys involved? >> the way it went tonight. a lot of guys played. they were playing a lot of soft coverage and take what the defense is giving you. but guys made big plays. james had a great catch and run. greg as well. jermichael dropped a couple but came up with a big play on the last drive and pr

they want michele bachmann. you saw him throw a softball can question to bachmann at the previous debate. they want bachmann and cain to be viable. the question for them, if they can keep the people propped up, is there an opening for mitt romney to go to iowa, sneak in and win the caucuses because the conservative vote is divided? can he sneak in and win the vote and win new hampshire and shut the whole thing down? that will be the fundamental strategic decision they have to make in the coming weeks. are we going to play in iowa or not? it's going to be tempting for them to do that. >> you get the feeling romney wouldn't mind saying good-bye to rick santorum. from the sidelines, he gets in really hard hitting shots and does not make a fool of himself like some of the other ones do. >> i think, you know, beyond the fisticuffs quite literally and verbally with rick perry, it was rick santorum that gave mitt rommy the hardest time last night. santorum has been consistent throughout all this and can make a relative

michel michelle, thank you. in new york, the focus has been called on the top 1%.not had a united message, they zeroed in on that idea. so who are they talking about, the 1%. if this is all the people in the u.s., if you were to focus in, the group that occupy wall street is focusing in on now is the 1%, right there, in the black and yellow, that one box. up to this point they have been faceless. we have done a little digging and found out who they are the top occupation of the 1 percenters, executive and managers. about 1 in 3 of the folks who are the top 1%. the second group in the top 1% are those of medical background. the medical background includes doctors, as well as those who might be family practitioners. those individuals are also about 1 in 6 of those in the top 1%. now, let's look at the third group. it's financial professionals. now, the financial professionals are the group that the occupy wall street have been focusing on. only about 14% of that 1%, of that top group. lower in the ranking than what occupy wall street occupiers might think. one group

let's explain what michele bachmann is talking about. there's a tea party group, american majority, that came out a few days ago and urged michele bachmann to drop out of the race. they say she's not representing the tea party too well, she's talking too much about social issues. michele bachmann is not only taking aim at the tea party group, but she's taking aim at the the perry group saying this group are supporters of the perry campaign and that the perry campaign put them behind this. the perry campaign denies this, they say they have nothing to do with it. the group denies this, as well. but michele bachmann, she's intent saying this is a political and dirty trick orchestrated by the perry campaign. alina. >> very interesting. you don't need to be a rocket scientist to know that rick perry is ahead in the polls and in some ways, that's probably not a surprise. now, having said that, you're there in da moip. what do we need to know about today's event in iowa inspect. >> this is a big gathering of the republicans and conservatives, t

in the meantime, bruce took on michelle's case. and after working with bank of america for several weeks, great news. bank of america has given the varneys a real trial mortgage modification. michelle's mortgage rate is now 2% and the foreclosure, canceled. >> i don't know what we would have done, if abc news hadn't helped us and you stepping in and taking care of all of this for us. >> reporter: as for the bank, they didn't agree to an interview. instead, they sent us a letter, admitting, "we did not live up to the expectations that the varneys had of us. and for that, we apologize." chris cuomo, abc news, new york. >> we want to hear your ideas for bringing america back. go to abcnews.com/worldnews and tell us what you think. chris cuomo and our team are reading every one. >>> and still ahead on "world news," 10,000 success stories can't be wrong. the real secret to keeping weight off for good. >>> and inside the other royal wedding. the king who took a commoner for his bride. can they, and their nation, teach us to be happy? [ m

hey, michelle, how are you? >> welcome to throwdown. >> reporter: thank you.home away from home? >> this is. this is my house. >> reporter: a house michelle spends up to 40 hours a week in. pumping iron. training. from boxing and various forms of martial arts -- i'm about to get my ass kicked -- to wrestling. >> this is called a triangle. put my foot over. hook this. >> oh, yeah, geez. i feel that. >> squeeze my legs. >> reporter: your goal is to choke me? >> i want you to pass out. then i just kind of pull that way and you're choking and tap. there we go. >> reporter: okay. but when michelle isn't spending 40 hours a week practicing takedowns, she's spending another 40 hours pouring drinks. because the sport she loves doesn't pay anywhere near enough to support the single mother. do you make more money bartending or fighting? >> bartending. >> reporter: bartending. wow. >> as slow as it is in here right now, i make more money of two days than i walked home with from my last fight when i was split open like a watermelon. >> reporter: michelle isn't kidding. by

. >> reporter: michelle gutierrez is a pro mma fighter, that's mixed martial art, a full combat sporttwo fighters in a cage, no pads. once banned across much of the u.s., today mma is one of the fastest growing sports among men and women. >> hey, michelle, how are you? >> good to see you. >> welcome to throwdown. >> reporter: so this is your home away from home? >> it is. >> reporter: a house she spends up to 40 hours a week in, training, in martial arts to wrestling. >> this is called a triangle. >> reporter: i feel that. so your goal in this is to choke me? >> i want you to pass out. you're choking and tap. >> reporter: but when michelle isn't spending 40 hours a week practicing takedowns, she spending another 40 hours pouring drinks because the sport she loves doesn't pay anywhere near enough to support this single mother. do you make more money bartending or fighting? >> bartending. >> reporter: wow. >> as slow as it is in here right now, i make more money in two days than i walked home with in my last fight when i was split open like a water mellon. >> reporter: michelle isn't ki

thank you, matt cooper, thank you, michelle. great to have you on. >>> when i return, let me get to the point we just talked about. the bad guys who stuck the rest of us during the financial crisis. ♪ [ female announcer ] give a little cheer to a family of a soldier. just cut out the cheer from your specially marked box of cheerios, write your message, and we'll see that they get it. [ male announcer ] that onion after taste after you again? new crest complete with scope dual blast technology blasts away bad breath germs and food after tastes. new crest complete with scope dual blast. blast your way to fresh breath. >>> let me finish tonight with this -- deceit, it's one of those human behaviors everyone can get their arms around. you know when you see it, when a guy sells you a car with serious problems but makes a point not to share them with you, when some guy claims not to be married but is, when someone you trust shows you they know just how to take advantage of your trust. deceit. i know a great deal about politics, practi

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i don't want michele bachmann to leave.ully support michele bachm n bachmann. my issue is gas prices and she promises she'll get prices down to $2 a gallon and believes women should submit to their husbands. i want my daughters to understand that as well, so i need to get her message out for all of those ridiculous reasons. >> all right. okay. there you have it. sherry, what do you say to this? >> michele bachmann has every right to be in this race. she's a congresswoman. she's been a successful employer. she's a very strong, independent woman. this also shows that the tea party is not this great big organized party. they are centralized around a few key very important fiscal issues, so you have some people that claim to be tea partiers that want her out. others support her. i think it reenforces the movement and i think she should stay in. this is just one guy who is part of the tea party who supports another candidate, so i think she's doing just fine. >> and the buzzer goes off. a new "time" poll shows if hillary clinton

michele bachmann, herman cain, these are not competent alternatives. wrong, the economic conservatives are excited about mitt romney. let me explain something, nobody is excited about mitt romney. they just failed to find a competent alternative. they failed over and over. that's why chris christie in the "saturday night live" skit held so much power. >> we'll talk again, but, money, money, money makes the difference no matter what. you may talk about romney -- people not being excited about him, but if his pockets are the deepest, he has the most money, he has the advantage, right? >> support is begrudgingly shuffling their feet over to his side and will end up over there, yes. >> will cain, hilary rosen, thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> let's talk about a name that is not being mentioned a whole lot, especially when it pertains to the straw polls, jon huntsman. he's focusing on new hampshire. we'll hear what his strategy is next. >>> republican presidential candidate jon huntsman is in new hampshire today for a town hall meeting. he's focusing on t

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this is my house. >> a house michele spends up to 40 hours a week in.ron, training, from boxing and various forms of martial arts. >> i'm about to get my ass kicked. >> to wrestling. >> this is called the triangle. foot over. hook this. >> oh, geez, yeah, i feel that. >> and then squeeze my leg. >> so you're going this is to choke me? >> i want you to pass out and i just kind of pull that way and you're choking and tap. there we go. >> okay. >> but when michele isn't spending 40 hours a week practicing take-downs, she's spending another 40 hour pouring drinks because the sport she loves doesn't pay anywhere near enough to support this single mother. >> do you make more money bartending or fighting? >> bar tending. >> bartending. wow. >> as slow as it is in here right now, i make more money in two days than i walked home with from my last fight when i was split open like a watermelon. >> and michele isn't kidding. by some accounts her last fight was one of the bladiest in women's mma history. >> she grabbed my braid. i had my hair braided like i always d

the worst last month was michelle bachmann. she had negative fans lost.bump there. facebook says that's not good for michelle bachmann, obviously, because in 2010 over 70% who had more fans on facebook won the congressional races. one professor saying here to that point. when candidates appear to be socially active and engaged in democracy, they develop a vast well of good will with the political elites who have the ability to make or break them in the future. here's why social is mentioned. one site ranking items like passion or how likely people are talking about you. by that measure, ron paul is at the top. just last week, that measure of passion. he was at 53%. but romney gains on positive comments. what's being said on the social media sphere. the mentions for him, the sentiment ranking. romney has four positive to one negative comment. it was just two to one last week, which is where perry stands now. organizations see the important tie in politics and becoming key partners. who will cohost the gop debate? twitter barely in the mix in 2008. now part

michelle ka sin ski joins me from london.t all the demonstrators are angry about i understand. >> this really swelled out of nowhere. stunk scenes of violence in and around cairo. started out state tv as a peaceful protest by christians, but turned into hundreds of people battling it out, shooting at each other. men armed with rocks, sticks, swords walking around. it spread to a hospital where people were treated and nearly two dozen people killed, it has been reported. and also an estimated nearly 500 people injured. while it seemed to erupt quickly, tensions have been simmering for a long time. interestingly, the revolution only exacerbated them. that's because the christians felt like they were somewhat protected while mubarak was in power for decades. his strong security force had to maintain stability. now they have been complaining about hard line muslims have been kind of picking on them, that they have been attacking their churches, you know, incidents big and small. and they feel like nobody is really protecting them

boynton beach -- like -- like michelle obama or michelle bachmann. she said she would not cut foreign aid to israel. there was a 60 second sound bite. appreciate the candidness in that respect. >> we talk about the spinning. i think we got spun around as a viewer, and i was taking notes and trying to do a million things getting ready for the show, so i may have missed it. the whole question about illegal immigrant and about the people in the country and what to do about the situation. it's an enormously difficult and complicated topic and sometimes prone to sound bites. we really haven't gotten a really strong sort of plan about what to do because this affects the lives, families, and has all sorts of problems. we didn't get that answer. i'm not sure you can in 60 seconds. >> we can't in 60 seconds. look at rick perry trying to explain he's worked for ten years as a governor of a border state trying to get the federal government to do its job in protecting and securing our border, and yet especially under barack obama, the federal government will not

chossudovsky director of the center for research on what was a sham hey there michelle i want to get your take on the relationship between gadhafi and western leaders over the last decade libya's oil supply has not dried up but let's talk about what has changed because as we know you know back in two thousand and two two thousand and three for. reasons i have a few years ago he was meeting with you know u.s. senator other people so what happened here. so this is a very long and complex story and there were additions within the leadership but i think the crucial issue which has motivated this or is that libya has three point five percent of global oil reserves that's more than double those of the united states of america it's the largest oil a collie in an african continent it is also the gateway to central africa i think we should understand this is a war of conquest it is a war to confiscate. all your it is a war to confiscate the financial and spend. of the libyan regime and it is going to war with poland and or some kind of proxies with a baby or those and i think that is really t