>> is nikki in please . >> this is she. >> nikki, hey, it's dr.e set of "the doctors". >> whatever! wow. >> whether it's in the lab, the grocery store, our health investigator liz vaccariello is getting remedies. >> bottled water, tap water. >> anyone who drinks bottled water will be shocked at what i am finding out. >> finally! i have been to a few doctors. >> i had them tell me there's not much we can do about it. >> a reason to believe. >> we contacted dr. ordon because i watch the show all the time. we were desperate. >> he has a fist-sized defect sitting in the middle of his chest. >> a reason to change your life! >> wow! [ applause ] ♪ >> couldn't have gone any better. ♪ and the reason is you ♪ "the doctors", changing every body, one body at a time! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> all right! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> very exciting. i am totally excited about "the doctors" motherhood survival club. it will be an honest and open forum where women can get together, mommy docs and mom experts, celebrity moms. so, yeah! >> nice. cool. >> it

this is nikki's gig. totally if she wants it we're there for her.re. >> reporter: it is her choice, they say. perhaps, even her calling. belting it out in a seasoned nightclub voice that makes you forget she's not even old enough to get into a nightclub. ♪ i've got a cool ♪ >> reporter: i'm jeremy hubbard for "nightline" in new york. >> thanks to jeremy on that. let's see what's coming up next on "jimmy kimmel live." jim? >> jimmy: tonight, dr. phil nathan fillion. we've have music from trace adkins, and it's mexico's 200th birthday, so feliz navidad.

>> not over, until every last soldier is home. >> reporter: for the next year, nikki, eric, and their children will visit long- distance over the computer. >> hi, babe! >> reporter: and wait for the day all the troops come back. dean reynolds, cbs news, fort stewart, georgia. see you again soon. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org they say they have the audio tapes to prove it. >>> angry firefighters say their fellow citizens are not safe. tonight they say they have the audiotapes to prove it. >>> we all know we share the bay area with native wildlife. but even animal experts are expressing shock at where a mountain lion showed up overnight. >>> and some new rules of the road for hybrid drivers. good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm dana king. the news starts now. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado, l.l.c. comments@captioncolorado.com >>> an unusual sighting in berkeley this morning. police shot and killed a mountain lion that was roaming city streets. simon perez tells us the whole incident has those

no, nikki didn't come. this was union business.y job. now, when i go on a trip, i know when i come back, she's here. so one more kid: cathy, no more divorces. no, now, the fight's with the rank and file. [ship horn honking] [seagulls squawking] [elephant trumpeting] "mechanization," which on the waterfront means "containers." now, i'm going to sit down and shut up in a minute. no, i know, thank god for that, hmm, but one last thing. see, mechanization has been going on for thousands of years. the bosses have always been looking for ways to get more out of the workers, and sometimes the workers don't want to give any more, and they go out on strike. there was probably a strike when we went from the stone age to the bronze age, because the bosses probably figured they could get more productivity now that they had bronze, and the workers wanted to keep things the way they were, see? now, the ilwu, we've always done a very good job of keeping things the way they were, of holding back on productivity, of protecting our members' jobs, bu

well, nikki sixx; nikki sixx did a whole album, right, mark? absolutely. right. and richie supa is putting out an album now with dozens of recovering musicians from different groups we've all heard of since the 70s and they're producing it now and they're all written about recovery and all the success stories that go with it. so essentially, we've got the internet. and in the internet, we didn't even begin to touch on the whole issue of pharmacies, online pharmacies, and how they contribute. right, mark? the internet is incredibly valuable in terms of the information that provides access to unlimited resources and with free trade, commerce and opinion and speech, there are people who will take advantage of opportunities and perpetuate some of the less fortunate sides of our society and our approach again is to reward when people do things in an accurate way, make sure that the portrayal is being recognized, so that ultimately somebody would never think of portraying someone in recovery sitting, you know, under a bridge and/or someone who has an addiction because

so quiet on this issue has america simply abandoned the war we'll have a debate on the issue with nikki kirk all at her fessor christopher chambers next as the sixty fifth annual u.n. general assembly is underway they've laid out in the leonie i'm development goals these goals cover everything from better health care turn sharing environmental sustainability but are they realistic much less attainable within the next five years are to correspond unless they see a chicken that will join me with that story then we'll talk about frankenfish the genetically modified salmon designed to grow quicker and larger than a salmon in its natural environment now the f.d.a. is holding hearings today and tomorrow to determine whether this mutant fish is safe to be sold commercially so discuss the possible environmental dangers and health risks this could cause with author jeffrey smith also we'll look into the much maligned two party system usually a fight between the democrats and the republicans but now people on both sides of the playing field are looking to a third party candidate to represent that

. >> reporter: some already have been laid off like nikki who lost her job with the airline. she says that news about the recession sounds about right. >> i was unemployed in 2009 and got a job a few months ago and i feel pretty good about things. >> reporter: pretty good after a rougher year. >> took about a year to finish my degree and do the fellowship program. it was hard. >> reporter: now it's hard watching her kids suffer. >> my son is having a hard time finding a job. >> reporter: a tale of bitter passing sweet. the unemployed sitting across from a small business owner who received stimulus money. >> food stamps and stuff like that which i never thought i would be. >> clearly it hasn't trickled down to jobs yet. >>> the family of a woman's whose he mains were found buried in montgomery county are pleading. she lost her mother at younger age. investigators are now searching for two people. the victims rights foundation is offering a reward of up to $5000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of her killer. you can call or text in a anonymous tip. >>> the

nikki haley people. how do you build this process? >> she has an incredible pull that is very successful. those people that support governor palin are very loyal to her. >> who are they? men, women? mostly women? >> no, i think it is both men and women. they're all over the country and they are really plugged into a lot of anger at the president. what's also interesting about her supporters, they are just so incredibly loyal to her. she can really do no wrong. everything. whether it be on monday when she's with bristol on "dancing with the stars" or endorsing christine o'donnell, whatever she does, they are supportive. >> are they pro-life? >> yes. >> middle, working class, regular income people? right in the middle. >> i think so, too. obviously, the tea party people are supporting her people that identify themselves with as tea partiers. i think it's more than that. i think that she really -- what's interesting is when she arguably that she's running for president and when she starts that and goes to iowa and starts shaking hands an

. >> i felt terribly for nikki. she's in some real trouble here. i'm very sorry for her. >> reporter: but it could still hurt hur chances to be governor. david wright, abc new, los angeles. >>> after going through emotional wrangling, the house passed a bill that would provide more than $7 billion to worker whose got sick cleaning up ground zero after 9/11. you might remember the electrifying moment when the bill was up for debate last summer and new york congressman anthony wiener went into a furious rant aimed for opponents for holding up the bill. >> it's republicans wrapping their arms around republicans rather than doink the right thing on behalf of heroes. it is a shame. a shame. >> and he got action. the senate is expected to take up the bill after the election. and their was a how many tragedy that we heard about today, which has an important lesson for all of us and our children. a young boy with a violin, leaving behind the message about kids and callusousness and wounds we cannot she. >> reporter: him dharun had an idea to be a peeping t

some lucky fan went home with nikki mathew's jacket. the duke stunned virginia tech 21-16. hokies are now 0-2. ohio state hosting miami. terrell pryor ran for 11 yards. they beat the u, 26-34. >>> noter game and michigan, joe upon tan gnaw's -- montana's son making his debut. he probably wants that big. brian kelly loses his first game. the wolverines beat the irish, 28-24. >>> kim clijsters was going for her three-peat. she won it in 2005 and missed the next few before returning to win it. this pretty sums up the night for vera zvonareva. clijsters wins in straight seats. she's now won 21 straight matches at flushing meadows. not bad for someone who took two years off to raise her daughter. >>> on the men's side, regger federer and novak djokovic, he rallied back and will take on rafael nadal tomorrow. >>> team usa tries to advance to the game since 1994. >>> more sports next. ,,,,,,,, big fish too... you know why? 'cause i'm a papa bear. you -- look at you, mr. high-tech hollywood, with all your high-tech gizmos. it's how i roll. you roll like a dinosaur with that tiny in

. >> very fond of nikki. i didn't want to make an example of her. it is not -- an obligation of the employer to turn in illegal employees. and i -- you know, just thought i'm knowing go to make an of nikki. >> clearly she is trying to show a compassionate side while maintaining her tough on illegal immigration policy position. but bottom line, this was crisis pr 101. she took every question and has been doing a series of interviews to try to put this behind her. >> gloria allred the lawyer for the housekeeper in question, she says that whitman is not telling the truth. >> that's right. first of all, whitman appeared with her husband by her side claiming that her family never received a letter from the social security administration telling them that her former housekeeper's social security number was bad. but gloria allred, celebrity attorney, held her own press conference and in a dramatic fashion produced what she said is a letter from the social security administration to the whitmans dated april 2003 and there is a handwritten note on the bottom

and new york's islamic community center debate have deep personal meeting for our guest contributor nikkieeks after my husband died on 9/11, i went with a friend to the assistance center at pier 4 in manhattan. i was looking for help or answers or maybe some elusive form of consolation. i don't know. i was grief-stricken. i was angry. at one point i drop-kicked a chair halfway across the room. my friend grabbed my arm and whispered urgently. anger is is for home. that's not bad advice especially when dealing with public events in which you play only a tiny part. but anger is very public in our post 9/11 times. take the rage over the planned mosque near ground zero. some people consider it to be an insult to those who died at the site. i don't. frankly i welcome anything that proposes to advance the cause of peace and understanding. that doesn't make me naive, folks. it makes me sick and tired of the anger. >> we are going to have an international burn.... >> now wait a minute. wait a minute. now wait a minute. >> reporter: these days we seem to be ticked off about everything. we yell at e

>> the nikki perro foundation gives money to people who are recovering from recoveringy issues. >> we at the guy that is prettt impressiveewhht he just made. >> i'm watching and kind avenue mazed at some the balloons that are coming out.ú he will be at the party as well. we got music, food and all kinds of entertain: it's nice for families growing up. it's a lovely time. thii the second year we're doing it. last year it wws a faaulous party. >> it sounds good. i an't wait to see what that balloon ends up being when we come back to see you ggys in a few minutes. thanks, kristen. -p>>> party at the club is at padonia park, on saturday and foxbaltimore.com/morning. its way into the staae. take a look at what we have on the hd radar, as it gets closer. a few waves of energy that brings showers. heavier rain to the northwest part of the ccty as you can see and into ppkevilll up along 695 and to the northern part of the beltway anddalso up 833around cockeysville seeing heavier raiú there as well. -lso toward fallson, seeing heavier rain as well as areas and aaerdeen, soon yyu enough e will

nikki haley is also a woman. i have to say nickie is a brilliant woman. >> with an impressive record. >> people are attacking her for her past, that's going to engender sympathy. people are saying, she's talking about what i'm talking about. >> in the break we'll try to find out what barack obama's approval rating is right now in delaware. that's a good telltale sign. >> we have a big show this morning. our bipartisan health challenge is coming up. after the break, the top stories in the politico playbook, van da high. >> i will not lie to van da high if he asks me. >> do not do that. a new record for the most personal cash ever spent on a political campaign, a story making front page news. first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill, why aren't you here? >> i may still arrive. who knows? we'll see. actually i've got to track all the hurricanes. you look chilly, too, mika. temperature is 67 degrees today, 8:00 on the mall, they should be okay, a little chilly out there and brisk at the current time. lat

nikki haley tomorrow, a rising star. >> wrap it up. >>> right now it's time for "the daily rundown" with chuck and savannah. >> they call us whacky. they call us wing nuts. we call us we the people. >> christine o'donnell works her magic with value voters. >>> plus, democrats are waving a nationality party campaign but the white house says it's not happening. >>> and the case against men. the evidence that women are better at just about everything. can this really be true? good morning. it's monday, september 20th, 2010. >> i'm chuck. let's get to the rundown before we go to mars and venus. the president working to break through on the economy. it's an hour-long live televised town hall on our sister network, cnbc, and he talks to 200 people from college students to small business owners and retirees. >> the president then hits the campaign trail later on. he's going to head to philadelphia to support joe sestak in favor of arlen specter who was defeated. we're getting real push back from the white house on a story in the new york times that the democrats are bushing an -- >> well, look,

in south carolina, nikki haley, i guarantee you nikki haley is going to be on a national ticket one daynatorial debate, i turned to mika and i said, thank god. thank god there's somebody -- there's somebody i can get excited about. paul ryan, nikki haley, marco rubio. there are young republicans coming up through the rank that actually will give this party, i think you're right, a bench that will carry them forward for a decade. >> matt, stay with us. coming up next -- >> do you agree he's young and fresh and new and exciting. >> and attractive. i saw you wrote that down too. >> that's pat's. >> coming up, what last night's primaries mean for president obama. the "politico playbook" is straight ahead. and later, the face of facebook. "the new yorker's" exclusive interview with billionaire 26-year-old mark zuckerberg. >>> but first, here's bill karins with your check of the forecast. >> thanks, willie. good morning, everyone. just got the update from the national hurricane center that tropical storm karl is making landfall in mexico. just north of the belize, mexico, border. winds are so

nikki haley people. how do you build this process? >> she has an incredible pull that is very successful. those people that support governor palin are very loyal to her. >> who are they? men, women? mostly women? >> no, i think it is both men and women. they're all over the country and they are really plugged into a lot of anger at the president. what's also interesting about her supporters, they are just so incredibly loyal to her. she can really do no wrong. everything. whether it be on monday when she's with bristowl on "dancing with the stars" or endorsing christine o'donnell, wh are the? >> yes. >> middle, working class, regular income people? right in the middle. >> i think so, too. obviously, the tea party people are supporting her people that identify themselves with as tea partiers. i think it's more than that. i think that she really -- what's interesting is when she arguably that she's running for president and when she starts that and goes to iowa and starts shaking hands and kissing babies, as they say, we'll really see h

careful this is why you see snl, clinton, the left going after these women, sarah palin, sharron angle, nikkinell, these women for the most part and there are some exceptions, are true conservative women. they are fiscal conservatives. they are also, for the most part, not all. most are pro-life and pregun. you know what that does to the left? that represents an existential threat to liberal im. women are the core base for the democratic party and far left. what they are seeing happening before their eyes is women peeling away from the democratic party, going republican, going conservative and actually running on that platform. >> bill clinton the womanizer in chief so ironic to be making those comments i'm not surprised. what else does he have to do? clearly the progressives are scared. very concerned about conservative women coming out, powerful, with their message about liberty. i don't know if either one of you are familiar with the film, fire from the heartland. great film about conservative women from across the country of all backgrounds. i'm honored to be in that film -- >> sean: to w

republican party in which grass roots candidates think of nikki haley in south carolina indian-americanwoman wins the republican nomination in south carolina and we are supposed to feel bad? you have a candidate for nevada sandoval, a great latino. of course what is the left gonna do? what if latinos win the governorship as republicans in mexico and nevada? latino win the senate race in florida, how can that be if they are republicans? you are going to have an african-american conservative, scott from charleston in the u.s. house. how is the elite media going to deal with the fact that the rising energetic new ideas, grass roots party in america is republican, not democrat? >> sean: it is interesting. it seems that the only ideas that we are hearing are coming from conservatives. they are talking about returning to constitutional principles, lowering tax. i like boehner and mcconnell's idea. roll back spending to 2008 levels, that's a good start. let's not have new spending, repealing health care, war on terror, onboarders. there seem to be answers. the left seems to be at this moment i

then nikki diaz insists she was fired when whitman decided to run for governor. >> i felt like she wasing me away like a piece of garbage. >> nicky was terminated in a cruel and heartless way. >> this was a stunt led by gloria allred, who does this every election cycle. >> a job application nicky diaz claimed she did have legal status. >>> snooki is writing a book. it's called "a shore thing." it will be about her search for love on the boardwalk. there's laughing in the studio right now. the 22-year-old says i'm pumped to announce my new project i've been working on for some time. a book will have you falling in love at the shore of the it's "a shore thing." replant a forest? maybe you want to rebuild homes for those in need? or, maybe you want to help improve our schools? whatever you want to do, members project from american express can help you take the first step. vote, volunteer or donate for the causes you believe in at membersproject.com. take charge of making a difference. ♪ [ male announcer ] we touch a lot of things throughout the day. so it's nice that clorox disinfecting p

nikki haley in south carolina will be probably the governor of south carolina after november.he would not be on the map but for sarah palin and she's not the only candidate. joe miller in alaska and probably even christine o'donnell in delaware. she doesn't have a perfect track record but her endorsement is the one that matters this year. productions like this, these are professional quality and you don't see that coming from a lot of the republicans these days. >> you've got to give her props, whether you like her or not, and the country is clearly divided on her, but she really took a gamble on the people she backed t wasn't like she was waiting to see which way the wind blew, she reached out and picked up some people and really elevated them. you look at mitt romney who endorsed o'donnell after she won, you know, after she won the primary. mitt romney is like, why, yes, i endorse her. sarah palin is out in front taking real political risk on thing. >> she is a conviction politician. i think jim demint's endorsement has been at least as influential. but she's hugely polleriz

year, we've seen the emergence of the headline grabbing conservative women like christine o'donnell, nikki haley and at the same time, congressman michelle blackmon and the mama grizzly sarah palin, from republican b-listers to political superstars. james carville and mary matalin are here tonight. mary, why did it take an outside group to empower so many conservative women? >> i think it's the times that empower conservative women, what is propelling the grizzly mama is a primal concern which is a political concern this cycle. this is the first generation that thinks that americans can't leave the country well off for their children. you're going inspire mothers, all those women, something in common. they are mothers so there isn't any resistance to women running as republicans. these are women doing anything specific. they don't want go up for hierarchy, they want to work on issues that affect their kids. >> james, let me ask you if you agree, before christine o'donnell became a household name, there were doubters. the share of the party in delaware said she could not be elected dog kaem

if christine o'donnell, a joe miller from alaska and gubernatorial races like susanna martinez and nikki haley, these folks are going to shake it up. they are going to do what's right for america. not necessarily what is right for a political party machine. >> bill: but i have to get a little more specificity from you. karl rove is a very conservative guy. i mean, across the board, he is a conservative republican. he has engineered a lot of victories for the g.o.p. it doesn't seem to me that his value system is all that much different than christine o'donnell's value system or yours, for example. i think you and karl rove and ms. o'donnell pretty much in the same sphere. what rove is afraid of is that ms. o'donnell is so inexperienced and not able to make her points in a way that persuade the independents in delaware which absolutely have to vote for her where she can't win whereas a more moderate candidate that rove perhaps wanted in delaware could win. don't you see any validity in that? >> i don't buy that at all. i think that some of those in the hierarchy of the political machine an

focus on sarah palin, and a couple other outsized personalities, you're seeing christine o'donnell, nikkile ago, that there was a forum for women to respond. that that was not the only noise on the playing field. >> but you guys aren't suggesting that just by virtue of someone being a woman that they have to hold a set of views? >> not at all. >> i mean, there's room for women to disagree on issues over abortion, on -- >> absolutely. and some of the races that are absolute top priorities are women versus women match-ups. you look at barbara boxer versus carly fiorina in california. we would like to see more women versus women match-ups. i think that that should be the norm, not the exception. but that's a race where there really is no starker contrast between barbara boxer who is a major champion of women and carly fiorina who is a palin endorsed, self-proclaimed mama grizzly who is going to advocate policies that are bad for women and families. >> are you missing a democratic woman who can be as persuasive, some might think of a certain secretary of state hillary clinton, once a formidab

fret growth the ones i've seen publicly have been receptive, whether christine o'donnell in delaware, nikkilina. have some asked you not to endorse them? >> no, that's not the case. the candidates are always good. usually the lame stream media piles on them. that's why kind of give them that warning that heads-up before i say yea to endorsing them is get ready for the onslaught of media any and unfair treatment by the media. i give them an open door to back out of the idea of me attaching my name to their campaign. >> greta: you mentioned the media. the "saturday night live" there was one reference i read today that christine o'donnell who was the subject of a segment or two got the sarah palin treatment. did you see the segment, have you heard about it, what is your thought about the sarah palin treatment on "saturday night live"? >> didn't see it. heard about it. and i thought, christine, welcome to my world. it isn't a bad world, because you are going to be effective with your message. yeah, lame stream media is not gonna like you, not gonna like your message those on the far left are go

christine o'donnell was way back in the pack, way beyond previous cases like rand paul and nikki haley. nobody was further back. she gets the big kiss of whatever from sarah palin. now, she's gunning for knocking off a guy the biden family was afraid to take on in delaware, mike castle. what's happened? >> if you want to find the trend here when it comes to the tea party endorsed candidates upending the establishment, delaware is certainly right for it. it's a small state. it's a closed primary. what do i mean by that? it means independents can't show up and pick a republican ballot. only registered republicans. so, there's number two. a long-time incumbent, even though he's running for the u.s. senate for the first time, mike castle has held office in delaware, a very small state, pretty much every year continuously since 1966. so the ingredients are all there for this, for history to repeat itself, what we saw in alaska. in an odd way, that was a convention process, but so few republicans are going in delaware, it's like a large convention process of what's going on. and even of what

nikki haley the governor of louisiana. are we going to go to this kind of tribal politics? it's not funny, david. >> i was just laughing in recognition, how obvious it is newt gingrich is doing here. i don't think it's funny at all. this argument he's taking is on the cover of "forbes" magazine. why is that on the cover of "forbes" magazine? it's an incredibly flimsy article. >> the republican magazine and the republicans are out in full force. let's take a look here. steve forbes may have an interest in this. gingrich was reacting to a "forbes" cover story -- as you said, david. incredibly be the united states is being ruled according to the dreams of a luo tribesman of the 1950s. this philandering, inebriated -- the incarnation of his dreams and his son. the son milwaukees it happen. he admits he's only living out his faith's dream. the invisible fire provides the inspiration and the son gets the job done. america today is governed by a ghost. howard? >> well, that's -- >> newt gingrich believing, he said this is brilliant. >> yes, i know. >> he said this is stunning. >>

. >> nikki ford, cod with anchovy aoli so life with cauliflower. >> next. 30 seconds. >> two chutneystch painting, two g 0 das, sheep and cow. >> and the final, the dessert? >> oh, god. jenny raven and david brisenden, a puff pastry with figs and roasted in wine and pomegranate choice and lemon olive oil cream. >> very nice. we've got to go. tv is fast and the time is ticking. nice job. let's go ahead and get to our weather graphics. one against, all these dishes are inspired by 17th century dutch works, and -- and while people are out here eating them tonight, it's 01 kickoff event, they will be seeing them decompose on an art installation monitors sitting around the table. all right. our installation monitor and former weather graphics, showing we have more mild temperatures coming our way as we head throughout tore. that will bring temperatures slightly below average as we head throughout, well, thursday and also friday's forecast, and we'll see 50s and 60s along the coastline and upper 70s and 80s inland. as far as tonight goes, temperatures in the low to mid-50s in the south and

palin people, wor the palin people who can turn out and become christine o'donnell people, become nikki haley people, et cetera, et cetera, how do you build in mult politication process? >> she has incredible crossroads of kill that is also very successful and so those people that support governor palin are very loyal to her. >> who are they? are they women, are they men, mostly women? >> no. i think that it is -- it's both men and women and they're all over the country and they're really plugged into a lot of anger at the president. but what's also interesting about her supporters is they are just so incredibly loyal to her, she really can do no wrong. i mean everything, whether it be on monday when she's with bristol on "dancing with the stars" or endorsing you know christine o'donnell. it's really whatever she does, they're supportive. it's incredible. >> okay, okay, are they -- are they pro-life. >> yes. >> okay, they tend to be pro-life. are they middle-working class, regular income people, my hunch, right in the middle. >> i think so, too. and obviously it's the tea party -- the t

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we have nikki haley, carlie fee ri that. best represents the fate of gop politics. jonning us is meghan mccain, the author about the election, "dirty sexy politics" and joins me live this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> you've been making the rounds and pretty excited to be out there with this book because you just really were quite honest about your own shortcomings and what it is like to be on the campaign. how's this book been received? >> some people like me love it and some people hate it. it's really honest but my favorite campaign books were really honest. i was inspired by "grand loetding on the campaign trail yts and a few others and i thought i should be as honest as possible. >> what do your parents think of it? >> they love it. my father saw it and they love it. >> good for you. the interesting thing about it is we have been focusing on republican women this year. besides sarah palin, who sort of became a king maker, nikki haley, and now christine o'donnell in delaware. what do you think about these candi

we're told the third victim in that crash has been identified a 73 year-old william high nikki. that plane crash thursday after taking off. brian gorman says also died. all the plans are out. they're expected to release a report early next week. it could take it to nine months. a man accused of shooting five young a lead in the shooting and last week in oakland. that gang member is charged with 10 felonies he faces life in prison if convicted. all 75 degrees is a high. assembly notice the difference in say afternoon. right now tablatures thursday in the '50s, '60s 58 degrees and your oakland. still looking for sixties warm-up and if fairfield and antioch. 63 for concord down to the south bay, you temperatures are the low 60s. by the 10:00 hour slow to warm '60s may we refuse seven days for the month the same story by noon rally not changing. mr. to fill a little warm temperatures only tapping out in the '70s. '60s on the coast. maybe even a few eighties on in places like santa rosa and further inland. afternoon highs stay in the '70s. along the coastline big difference in temper

couple of big wins for her was nikki haley. out of nowhere, beat back some establishment candidates. and some people say sarah palin is the one that really helped her win. she also endorsed christine o'donnell, which everyone's talking about nowadays up in delaware. one of her big losses was karen handel down in georgia. go to cnnpolitics.com, you can see the full list. but speaking of christine o'donnell, somebody who came out of nowhere and has really had the bright lights of the media shining in on her, shining in on the small state of delaware. well, she now needs to transition her campaign from this very small scrappy campaign to a full blown general election campaign. in fact, what she wrote on her twitter account late last night. "it's been a wild week since the primary, but our team is staffing up and positioning for a november win." part of that positioning is raising lots of money. she says she has reached her $2 million goal. right now they're working out of a townhouse about ten staffers, expect that to grow in the

in maryland tonight, tim scott in south carolina, ryan frasier in colorado, marco rubio over crist, nikkiey in south carolina, it's the grassroots picking the nonwhite guys and it's the establishment republicans picking the white guys. frankly as one of those grassroots republicans in the trenches for a while, i think it's hilarious. >> a lot more on that subject, and definitely want to because i think a lot of folks want to weigh in on that. we'll do that when we continue. more breaking news from tonight's primaries and washington taking on bp. the lawsuit against the company, details on that after the break. . . full-time moms... and everyone who is good at something but wants to be great. welcome to kaplan university. the university that's changing the face of education... to undergraduate degrees, graduate degrees... degrees that can give you a leg up... in a tough job market... in any job market... welcome. welcome to kaplan university. call kaplan university now or visit us on-line to take our free learning assessment. and people like what we're saying.. about how fusion is projecte

state like her home state of alaska or in south carolina, against south carolina where she picked nikki haley who is probably the next governor, joe miller is probably the next senator from alaska, she went across the country picking people like that. i think she has the midas touch in rural areas, more traditionally conservative areas. not so much in big cities. but you know what? the republican fight is going to be in thoseural areas and in the country, not in the big cities >> and in these closing days, we saw in the primary contest, we saw a growing division between republicans and tea party activists. are we going to see that divide go greater, or are they going to have to find some sort of reconciliation? >> right now people like mitt romney are trying to talk like sarah palin. pawlenty is trying to talk like sarah palin. she is leading the party right now in what to say. at some point the pay's going to look and decide who are the real palinites and who are just pretending. as long as this protest movement in the country continues, as long as the unemployment rate stays up around

nikki haley went through similar treatment, wrong, very wrong, and i called it at the time. this one little state, delaware, could be the difference between the democrats controlling the senate or the republicans. that could be a supreme court nomination, that could be a lot of things. that's what the stakes are. there's no presidential game this year, the game is the senate and the house, and when it comes down to the senate, this is a big race. meg it's fascinating. all right, mary ann marsh, thank you so much. it's just delaware. it's, like, this big. >>> well, mexico's drug violence, as you know, has been spiraling out of control, and it's now so bad one mexican newspaper is offering a deal to the drug cartels just to keep their own staffers alive. what's on the table straight ahead. disploo and the gop has a new strategy for getting rid of the big health care overhaul. see how they hope to use money as a weapon in the war over health care for every american. stay tuned. ♪ @=h megyn: pop star lady gaga once again weighing into national politics. she may have a career in

america will soon be seeing a lot more of leaders like governor nikki haley, governor susanna martinaslsters predict the conservatives will enjoy a landmark victory. i cannot guarantee specific outcomes, but something i know, america's will repudiate obama- style liberalism. part of the reason for that is the abject failure of his first two years in office. the president reminds us that he inherited a recession. that is wannabe argued during the campaign there was no time for on-the-job training. his economic advisers, had they any experience in the private sector, they have -- would have understood the first three rules for turnaround. focus, focus, focus. instead of focusing on the economy, he used the crisis as a cover to push his liberal agenda, from cap and trade to the ill-conceived takeover of american of care. america is sick and tired of an administration that exploited the economic crisis if instead of solving it. [applause] the lack of focus was not the only problem. ronald reagan used to say this about liberals, "it is not that they are ignorant, it is just that what they k

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