>> all right, ms. sarahht. >> today's hearing roderick and morris learn if they get to go home with their parents or if they must remain detained if lake county juvenile while they await their next court hearing. judge mary beth bonaventura will make the decision. >> there's two reasons why you would order a child detained, whether he's a danger to himself or others or there's an unlikelihood that he'll come back to court for the second hearing. and so if you make a decision that they are a danger you detain them. and if you find they're not a danger, then you release them to the parents. >> brown. >> right now i feel like i'm going to go home. like i know my probation officer knows how good i've been doing since i've been home from boys' school. so i may go home today. hopefully. >> ready, your honor? right this way. stay to your left, young man. go stand next to your attorney. >> you're all supposed to be helping me. ain't nobody helping me. nobody. ♪ like so many great pioneers before me, guided only by a

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ms. bachmann didn't call. [laughter] >> well, let's see. >> did sarah palin call you? >> no. i don't know her, really. i'm disappointed that johnson didn't call because he is an interesting character. some did and some didn't. but, you know, they are busy and i'm not sure it would help them much if i was for them or if it went the other way. >> i'm a sophomore majoring in political science and my question is what is your current question what is your current position on the george bush tax cuts that are set to expire in 2012? >> i wouldn't raise taxes on anybody. raising taxes on a staggering economy is risky. if you do what the president keeps saying and you raise taxes, that is you go back to the old rates for those above that cutoff line, 250, i guess, do you know what percentage of the debt problem you have just solved? four. and the question is -- and by the way, that assumes that it doesn't hurt the economy at all, which nobody can know whether it would or wouldn't. so, if you cancel the whole thing all the way up and down the income scale, you are still a single digit, again, assuming that in t

ms. nbc contributor and crystal ball and jennifer -- analyst and columnist for the bloomberg view. >> john, if there's been mourning at the death of steve jobs, has there been yawning at the decision by sarahnsult to steve jobs to put them in the same sentence at this point. her decline has been so steep, a couple of years ago people really thought that she might be the nominee and she just squandered her political capital week after week to where she got to the point where she, as they say in cultural studies jumped the shark. that comes from the episode of happy days, the old tv show where the fonz is water-skiing, fake water-skiing, it's obvious that it's fake. he's jumping over sharks and people realize this isç when "happy days" is over as a show when the fonz is jumping shark. since then, we say people have jumped the shark. sarah palin is very much in that category. nobody cared when she dropped out because she was so over. >> hasn't this really though been about making money? selling books, promoting documentaries, using her daughter to appear in reality television shows. hasn't the whole thing been about money making and absolutely nothing to do with governance or the future of t