mr. wolfe, let's start here. wolfe: excuse me.r and stop what you're doing for a second. we're investigating a crime scene. no, nothing here. we got some clothes in here. caine: the baby was wearing overalls, wasn't she? they threw away her clothes. (baby crying) why would they do that? they changed her clothes because they're planning to keep her alive. hurry up. they touched it, so there's dna on here. let's get it to the lab, please. i'm on it. (baby crying) (beeping) hey, we got anything on the little girl's overalls? i did get a skin sample, but it was too small to process. listen, the clock is ticking here. i know, i know. that's why i'm trying the dna amplification. i took the sample extracted by the maxwell, and i'm adding a binding solution. and then putting it in the cycler? exactly. worst case scenario, we get a profile. best case... (beeping) we get a hit. marty ellis. definitely not one of the baby's parents. okay, uh, calleigh's with the walsh family, right? send a mug shot to her, and mrs. walsh will be able to conf

quite the contrary, said mr. wolfe. >> barbara was in the middle. ave never gone to that hotel room to meet harry britton. he would have never gone to meet michael wolfe. he agreed to meet barbara. >> the woman who wept tears of love for her long lost david and held a torch all those years was the same woman who called david on the phone and enticed him to go to that motel room to be killed. >> they needed to use barbara because david had feelings for barbara. >> evidence? david had a roommate and that room maid heard david take a phone call before he went out that night. >> he was pretty sure it was a woman on the phone. david takes the phone and goes to his room. comes out a little while later all spruced up and ready to go out with a smile on his face. combing his hair and putting on his cologne and david jackson left the apartment at that point. that was the last his friends saw him. >> what really happened in the motel? wolfe said he hid in the bathroom when david arrived. >> barbara answer and he walked in and they sat down on the edge of the b

mr. wolf good to have you with us tonight. >> thanks for having me, ed. >> you were right there on the ground floor when president obama was dealing with this economic crisis. take us where we were and where we are and encapsulate it for our audience. >> we know where we were. the stock market was a hundred percent lower right at 6,000. we're at a five-year high. and we were losing 750,000 jobs when he entered office. i'd rather talk about where we are today because i think today's numbers are a culmination of policies that have led to a recovery that we need to continue but we are starting to see the culmination of these policies actually lead to very good things. let's talk about it. people aren't discussing the average hour work week. it came in at 34 1/2, which is a prerecession number. mortgage foreclosures are at a four-year low. housing starts at a four-year high. we have 31 straight months of private sector job gains. of over 5 million jobs. manufacturing, okay, manufacturing has had o

i have a lot to say, mr. wolf is right, readjudication is the wrong approach. another point of information if i may suggest. for those members of the public who have bladders, please have a mercy break for us soon. with regard to the -- you know, i was thinking of a wonderful old slogan, for a terrible old bread. for those old enough to remember, wonder helps build strong bodies 12 -- >> ways. >> thank you. and this is chalk-a-block, with way more than 12 ways for people to wiggle out of accountability and responsibility. over and over again. i appreciate that many members have pointed some out. first of all, page 7, filing complaints. it should be clear for an ordinary person, what is a show-cause hearing, define why a complainant should not get what he or she wants. something along those lines. not everyone knows what that is. on a-2-b, why not say that the sunshine ordinance provides for documents of hearings for 45 days. the fact you are not clear of who is holding a hearing and what the consequences are, is stunning and that should be cleared up as you sai

i have a lot to say, mr. wolf is right, readjudication is the wrong approach. another point of information if i may suggest. for those members of the public who have bladders, please have a mercy break for us soon. with regard to the -- you know, i was thinking of a wonderful old slogan, for a terrible old bread. for those old enough to remember, wonder helps build strong bodies 12 -- >> ways. >> thank you. and this is chalklo

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mr. romney tells wolf blitzer that will be a preference, in his words, for home mortgage deduction and charitableo to make up for the tax cuts, what ducks will go away? have you found them? >> this has been a great challenge of covering the campaign where there isn't -- >> this is a bigger mystery than the loch ness monster, no one can find them. >> that's one thing democrats will press him on. they've tried with a high degree -- to point out that is not -- the math is not working here, that's one of the things democrats are frustrated that president obama mostly failed to do during that debate. we talk about the charges of lying. well, president obama was the guy who was standing there who really had the ability to call out mitt romney if he thought he was either -- his math was not adding up or he was fudging his record. i think that's what we'll see more of, perhaps in the vice presidential debate tomorrow with vice president biden trying to pin down paul ryan on the specifics of his budget and in the second presidential debate the onus falls on-o president obama because he'll have that face-t

perot and mr. wolf for the hour-long discussion is former u.s. comptroller general david walker appeared he is working with mr. perot on initiatives to educate voters on economic issues in this upcoming election. 2012 marks the 20th anniversary of his presidential run in which you won almost 19% of the vote as an independent candidate. >> we're here with ross perot sr., one of the first interviews he has given in a while. >> ross perot, i want to know how long has it been since you have been in the public 5. -- the public's>> i have been in the public -- in the public' eye? >> have been in the public five about the national debt and the country and not cause problems -- in the public eye about the national debt and the country's problems. >> has it been too long since somebody like you commanded public attention so you could get the public to understand these sorts of issues? >> i am not in a good position to say that, but we need to clearly describe what has happened and what we need to do to get this under control, and right now everybody is dan

mr. mayor, thank you for joining us. >> [ bleep ] you, wolf. >> jack black and kyle gass. >> we didn't come here to talk. we came here to rock! >> plus music from tenacious d. >> i believe that children are our future. just not the four of you. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- zac efron. jack black and kyle gass. plus music from tenacious d. with cleto and the cletones. and now, in so many words, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. thank you, thank you. hi, everyone. hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thanks for being here. thank you for, most of all, i want to say thank you for looking past my flaws and accepting me for who i am. serious. did you know that today is both national taco day and national vodka day, or just vomit day. [ applause ] to celebrate national taco and vodka day. we have a special treat for our audience. everybody look under our seats right now. okay. there's nothing under them, but that was -- [ laughter ] like, for a second

mr. mayor, thank you for joining us. >> [ bleep ] you, wolf. >> jack black and kyle gass. >> we didn't come here to talk. we came here to rock! >> plus music from tenacious d. >> i believe that children are our future. >> i be[ female announcer ]are who will raise taxes on the middle class? barack obama and the liberals already have. to pay for government-run healthcare, you'll pay higher taxes ndand more for your medicine. and their plan includes a trillion dollars in higher taxes. even on the middle class. mitt romney and common sense conservatives will cut taxes on the middle class. and they'll close loopholes for millionaires. obama and his liberal allies? we can't afford four more years. [omney] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- zac efron. jack black and kyle gass. plus music from tenacious d. with cleto and the cletones. and now, in so many words, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. thank you, thank you. hi, everyone. hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of t

. >> reporter: wolf, mrs. obama was in nevada today in reno for a campaign event and she wished her husband a happy anniversary from there. today is their 20th wedding anniversary. she has not yet seen her husband today. wolf. >> she will see him later. a lot of people have been pointing out, i think you are the first one pointing out they'll be double dating with the romneys on their 20th wedding anniversary. good line, jessica. thanks very much. by the way, gloria borger interviewed ann romney. we're going to show you some of that interview. that's coming up here in "the situation room" as well. the full both of these interviews will air later tonight during our coverage leading up to the presidential debate in denver. and stay with us for debate night in america. we've brought together the full resources of cnn to analyze the candidates' performances, fact check their answers, follow the reaction of undecided voters in the host state of colorado. our special coverage begins right after "the situation room,"

mr. jackson. wolf?he might be getting back to work as a congressman or even campaigning? >> well, his wife, who is a chicago alderman said previously that he would probably surface in some capacity before election day. but according to the "sun-times," mrs. jackson said recently that he may not return before election day, so there's still a lot of mystery surrounding him and what he's going to do, when he's going to come back, and how he's going to perform once he does. >> we wish him a speedy recovery. brian, thanks very much. >> sure. >>> i am not going to exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience. >> is this the time to unleash our one-liners. that answer was about as clear as boston harbor. >> we are in the grip of a failed economic theory. and this decision better be about what kind of economic theory you want. >> i got to answer this. tell tony blair we're going alone. it denigrates an alliance to say we're going alone, to discount their sacrifices. you cannot leave. >> i

mr. morgan is a liberal man openly supported politicians like bill clinton. wolf blitzer also holds court on cnn. he is not registered with any political party and not given any donations. he was extremely complimentary of michelle obama's speech at the democratic convention and has criticized conservatives. in 2009 mr. blitzer suggested that the tea party is racist saying quote most disturb something a very small but vocal minority targeting president obama's race, unquote. charlie rose, the co-host of cbs this morning in 1990 he was a registered democrat. we can find no political donation made by mr. rose. interview with president obama on july 12th of this year mr. rose said, quote: you have enormously successful healthcare regulation because the supreme court did not declare it unconstitutional. that is your proudest achievement in the first four years, unquote. matt lauer, co-host of the today show is not registered with any political party. we could find no political donations. in an interview with the speaker of the house john boehner, mr. lauer asked this

your sources telling you that when wolf says that mitt romney is distancing himself from mr.ock, not entirely. >> not entirely. i was just told he is not going to pull his support from mourdock. he supports him as a candidate. he cut a television ad airing in indiana right now. one of the things that democrats have been doing to stoke this, they have been calling on romney to ask mourdock campaign to pull that from television, and the romney campaign is saying no, they're not going to do that. >> so we showed that ad at the beginning of this newscast. mr. mourdock campaigning alongside mitt romney, and him suggesting this is the man i want in washington. >> and it's straight to camera. romney is speaking straight to camera saying that he supports him. they're not pulling the ad. they are trying to make clear, though, as we have discussed earlier in the hour, that romney does not support his position, mourdock's position, on abortion. in fact, he hasn't, you know, at all in the past, and doesn't right now. >> everywhere else -- >> supports him as a candidate, but disagrees wit

wolf. and we are told by top aides to paul ryan that he expects to be called mr.orner paul ryan in an ice cream shop on the campaign trail, mitt romney's running mate didn't exactly predict a rocky road in his first debate with joe biden. but he did give the vice president the edge. >> joe biden's been on this stage before. he's been on the big stanls. this is my first time. >> reporter: in the other corner a man who's been on this stage before. >> ever seen me rope-a-dope? >> reporter: but biden better have his gloves up. ryan will be looking to debate substance, the wyoming congressman will zero in on this widely received presidential gaffe earlier this month. >> how they can justify raising taxes on the middle class that's been buried for the last four years. >> reporter: the obama campaign is looking to biden to go after romney's recent comments and how people with pre-existing conditions could attain health care in a romney administration. romney told the columbus dispatch, no, you go to the hospital. you get treated and you get care and it's paid for either

mr. obama have said a few things they would like to take back, but i agree with robert wolf about the housing situation. i want to emphasize that because i think it's getting better and all things the same, the economy picks up a percentage point, but oh, lord, do we need tax return. robert wolf, tom stemberg, thanks so much. coming up on "kudlow," the dow down triple digits today and then it battled back and stabilized the big selloff on friday. more on the markets, plus late-breaking news coming into the cnbc newsroom. that's next up. please stay with us. at legalzoom, we've created a better place to turn for your legal matters. maybe you want to incorporate a business you'd like to start. or protect your family with a will or living trust. legalzoom makes it easy with step-by-step help when completing your personalized document -- or you can even access an attorney to guide you along. with an "a" rating from the better business bureau legalzoom helps you get personalized and affordable legal protection. in most states, a legal plan attorney is available with every personalized document to

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mr. ryan answered questions. >> and our coverage continues right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. we're in the cnn election center for a come on hennive look at how paul ryan did in this debate. we're releasing the results of the poll of debate watchers. who won tonight? john berman continues to pore through the candidates' answers. erin burnett stands by. when they gave the candidates highest and lowest marks. we expected a lively debate and we got it. congressman ryan argued forcefully for changes in the program and said it will go bankrupt. and he said the president's health care reform plan makes things worse. >> look what obama care does. it takes $716 billion from medicare to spend on obama care. even their own chief actuary says you can't claim this goes to medicare and obama care and then they cut medicare each and every year in ways that will denied care for current seniors. this board, 15 people, the president will appoint them next year, and not one with medical training. they haven't put a credible solution on the table. he'll tell you about vouchers, say all

wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> no mr. mr. nice guy.first debate, president barack obama came out swinging last night challenging an equally aggressive mitt romney. the result a rough and tumble fight. president obama was widely seen as the winner, but that fight continues today in battleground states which are critical to both candidates' election hopes. our chief national correspondent john king is here in "the situation room." john, what are the campaigns doing on this day after that very important -- >> fascinating calculation wolf. we want to watch everywhere they go and watch everywhere they spend. you see these nine toss-up states? those are the nine states they're buying into. some thought because the polls are closer in pennsylvania, polls are closer in michigan, would they take the bait, for now the answer is no. the romney campaign making a major investment in the toss-up states we know to be the toss-up states. that's one thing to watch. where does the ad money go? and within the states how do they spend that money? and for