edwards are all extremely upset and perplexed and it has been a horrible thing to be put through for the last hour for everybody. >> i'm assuming the defense will use this procedural breakdown if that's what's happened to call for some kind of mistrial. what does the government do? if they've reached a verdict on one down and we don't know what that is. does the government take the one charge and go back to court? or is it obligated to go for the full six once again right through the proceedings? >> reporter: pete williams, whose mind is greater than mine, was saying earlier recent supreme court decision indicated that you couldn't take a partial verdict under those circumstances. if there is even an acquittal on the one count, you can't take that. you have to start over again. but it must be different facts. we also have the double jeopardy and the constitution. if you're charged and acquitted after a trial of something, you don't to have face the same charges. so it will be interesting. and we will find out at some point by one form or another what that verdict was on that one down

. >> even elected officials were left looking perplexed. >> i have not read all the messages but somebody is making a statement and that is what their rights are all about. people are trying to make their point. >> it is not the end of it. they will keep doing it. >> in the meantime, a number of the secret service told us off camera that this has been a problem recently and they are currently investigating. john gonzales, abc 7 news. >> the tweets have more than 5000 activists around the world. the global group is urging the president to fight extreme poverty and preventable disease. at 5:00 p.m., we have reaction to the bold measure and the messages to world leaders. >> a group of thieves and targeting congress as capitol police say the capitol hill offices of three house members have been broken into. the robberies happened that night. the suspects have taken a slew of items ranging from cash to autographed baseballs. authorities are investigating if the robberies are part of an inside job. >> we are following a developing story. a man was shot to death in mount vernon. police were call

he always claimed to be somewhat perplexed by all the attention, and he certainly did evolve into an artist celebrity. i mean it's very rare that a sculptor's face graces the cover of time magazine. (narrator) bre nauman created several works referring to moore: seated storage capsule for henry moore, henry moore bound to fail, and light trap for henry moore. (bruce nauman) it somehow had to do with capturing some sort of essence or ghost of henry moore. when i had done a few commissions or been asked to do a few commissions and none of them worked out, and i'd put in quite a bit of effort, and then nothing ever happened. so i talked to claes oldenburg about how, i asked him how he set up his situation so he, did that happen to him or what happened? so he told me how he set up contracts to get paid at various stages of the work, and that anybody could get out from under the deal if they wanted to, but at least you weren't left with nothing. and the other thing he said is: "you have to remember that no matter what they tell you, they're looking for a medium-size henry moore on a base.

. >> we left there and yuba campground, small began to fall, creating conditions that perp x perplexed this young man. >> it feels like winter, but it's summer. it's confusing. >> the officials hope drivers won't be confused due to construction near cisco grove. the two open lanes are narrower than usual. >> really? they warned you. >> yes, they d. >> it sounds like it. >> weird looking. > even e y sigh it radar and what month is it? here it is on the radar. youee s struggling snow s showe left up across truckee and south lake tahoe. if you are headed that way for tomorrow, thano sw will be fap tapering off and a dry forecast. that radar is clearing out after a few shower this is afternoon. not too heavy, but something. we take you out live in the network. even the bay bridge getting in on the spirit turning 75 this upcoming weekend. a red hew over that bay bridge for tonight. back to the graphics and what you will find is you head throughout the next 24 hours. we will be finding rather cold air in place for this time of year. 48 right now in gilroy. 55 in san jose and 52 in san franci

that is why it is a little bit perplexing sometimes that our street light system is in such bad shape. i know that pg&e controls a lot of it, so it is outside of puc's control a lot. busey a light at the end of the tunnel -- do you see a light at the end of the tunnel in getting the street lights didn't care so they are not falling apart, like some of our street lights -- getting taken care of so they are not falling apart, like some of our streets might actually are? or will be focused on pedestrians rather than just exclusively writing -- like team that roadway for cars. -- like in the roadway for cars. -- lighting the roadway for cars. but the amount of money that we could spend be to upgrade all of the roads over two years. the other thing would be to walk in and have 1¢ rate increases. that is now allowing us to do binding and that will find it street lights. the ability to do it will be better generally over time. we have the ability to do upgrades on the l.e.d. street lighting. we also have miscellaneous street light repairs and the bus rapid transit on van ness. those will go

he was sort of perplexed. he said, if they do not approve it, it is over. but once they approve it, they must understand it is almost automatically going to be approved. no matter the in-the impact on residents or writretail or the restaurants. abc does not turn down things usually, assuming it is not criminal. if it has been approved by the city, they accept what the city said. the committee and the board of supervisors in their office says, we have no grounds to turn it down. if it was recommended by the police, it was recommended by the planning commission. it will just automatically happen. no matter what the residents may do -- in one case coming up we had 60 protesters. essentially, they are going to go by the wayside. i will come back and talk with you about this more again. president fong: is there additional general public comment? >> my name is robert garcia, president of "save our streets, tenants and merchants association. and what linda chapman was telling you is correct. polk street has become a dumping ground. it is bad enough they have probl

he was sort of perplexed. he said, if they do not approve it, it is over. but once they approve it, they must understand it is almost automatically going to be approved. no matter the in-the impact on residents or writretail or the restaurants. abc does not turn down things usually, assuming it is not criminal. if it has been approved by the city, they accept what the city said. the committee and the board of supervisors in their office says, we have no grounds to turn it down. if it was recommended by the police, it was recommended

you know, the thing that is really puzzling to me and perplexing to me is why it has been so hard tosuade the bankers that better, stiffer regulation is actually in their own self interest. and to me the person who had the most interesting comment about all of this today is a guy called ed clark. he runs td bank in canada. and he said today, look, he wasn't specifically talking about jpmorgan but he said look if banks want to speculate, that's fine, but they should be hedge funds, not banks, and he actually in 2005 took a very risky position, which is pulling out of some of these structured financial products culling out of cdos, because he said it's too complicated. my business is taking deposits and making money. and he said that has delivered a better return to shareholders. and he is right. >> he is effectively advocating the glass siegel rule. thank you so much for coming into "the war room." and up next there is a law on the books that seeks to keep americans safe and secure, and you know what that means, big oil is stomping their feet like a four year old. and later brett ehrl

now he's the bad one so i'm perplexed by i don't know if you know all right guys i'm so sorry i read nearly anything we wanted to you want one that's going to do it for tonight's show thanks so much for tuning in and make sure to come back tomorrow joe weisenthal deputy editor of the business insider will be on the show to explain why he thinks if mitt romney loses the economy will implode and the meantime don't forget to become a fan of the face deal on a show on facebook and follow us on twitter and if you missed any of tonight's show or any other nights you can always catch it all on youtube dot com and watch the ilana show thanks for watching have a great night. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture. download the official anti up location on the phone oh i pod touch from the i choose ops to. watch on t.v. life on the go. video on demand on t.v.'s

was he was a sympathetic character in the movie was argo berger and now he's the bad one so i'm perplexed but now you know all right guys i'm so sorry we don't know nearly anything we want to tell you what went on that's going to do it for tonight's show thanks so much for turning and make sure to come back tomorrow joe weisenthal deputy editor of the business insider will be on the show to explain why he thinks if mitt romney loses the economy will implode and the meantime don't forget to become a fan of the face of the alona show on facebook and follow us on twitter and if you missed any of tonight's show or any other nights you can always catch it all on youtube dot com and watch the ilana show. thanks for watching have a great night. for sure is that so much for me and a lot of people in your reasoning look at germany in the future and the euro zone a currency regime conceived in hubris and now it's collapsing in ruins can germany maintain. sleds the solar sail. solo. play. inside. the sun the sun.

over it's not going to be far it's going to be painful it's going to be confusing it's going to be perplexing various that this list while i'm learning to farm in the meantime mr rogers i appreciate you being on the show thank you so much always my pleasure. all right let's wrap up with the latest change dimitri is going to help me out with this one dmitri riddle me this how do we have so much irony wrapped up in a one story ok i milwaukee woman was fired from her job at wells fargo for a crime she committed forty years ago and according to a local affiliate that crime was not something dire ok she was not an axe murderer or a background check revealed two shoplifting convictions forty years ago here's most of our guys take a wells fargo spokesperson tells the milwaukee journal sentinel we are bound by federal law that generally prohibits us from hiring or continuing the employment of any person who we know has a criminal record involving dishonesty or breach of trust. unless of course if you are engaging in robo signing or in defrauding of minority homeowners which is what a new investigatio

. >> i have been perplexed by this case. i don't even know why adam your former son-in-law snatched those girls in the first place. was he their father? >> no, he was not. he was obsessed with being their father. >> are you sure he is not the biological father? >> i am not 100 percent positive, no. >> what i don't understand, teresa, your daughter is not involved she is not the mother of anybody's children. why did she get involved with adam mayes genie way? >> i can't answer that unless it was just because she was threatened. >> you mentioned that. threatened in what way? >>> oo two years ago teresa called me she was crying. it was the first contact i had had with her since 2001. sh she said mama can i come home? we wired her a bus ticket when she came home she had bruises all over her. her exact words were and i quote, i am tired of getting slammed up against the wall and beat on by adam? she stayed with me -- >> i understand that. why do you think he killed the girl's mother? why did he kill the 14-year-old? >> i am not s

he always claimed to be somewhat perplexed by all the attention, and he certainly did evolve into an artist celebrity. i mean it's very rare that a sculptor's face graces the cover of time magazine. (narrator) bre nauman created several works referring to moore: seated storage capsule for henry moore, henry moore bound to fail, and light trap for henry moore. (bruce nauman) it somehow had to do with capturing some sort of essence or ghost of henry moore. when i had done a few commissions or been asked to do a few commissions and none of them worked out, and i'd put in quite a bit of effort, and then nothing ever happened. so i talked to claes oldenburg about how, i asked him how he set up his situation so he, did that happen to him or what happened? so he told me how he set up contracts to get paid at various stages of the work, and that anybody could get out from under the deal if they wanted to, but at least you weren't left with nothing. and the other thing he said is: "you have to remember that no matter what they tell you, they're looking for a medium-size henry moore on a base.

. >> i'm still so perplexed, aaron, why you killed her. >> there's gia. >> coming up next on "lockup: extended stay," jerry bonds learns his fate. >> it is what it is. >> and billy groves has to face his consequences. >> i try not to have regrets in life, but i kind of regret this move. >>> right now, i'm on my way to let offender bonds out. we just came up here, searched his room, couldn't find anything. now we're up here to let him out. >> good news has surfaced for inmate jerry bonds, who has been on key-lock status for suspicion of calling somebody outside the prison on a cell phone and threatening her. >> i guess they put me on key-lock until they investigated the call. when they found out it wasn't true, they let me go. i don't know the person who called. they put me on key-lock for [ bleep ]. they said somebody called up here and said i threatened them. >> when they get the calls, they have to investigate it. don't sweat it. you've been on the straight and narrow and doing everything you're supposed to be doing, so keep up the good work and stay out of trouble. just don't let i

. >> that's another perplexing thing. gay marriage is already banned in north carolina. despite the polls show a majority of north carolinians support some kind of legal recognition for same-sex couples. i guess my question to you, and i know you've been retweeting a lot of people who have been voting. do you think people in north carolina even understand completely what they're voting for today with this amendment? >> there was a poll just this morning and yesterday saying despite the fact that those polls are showing that people are supporting the amendment in that same poll they're being asked if they know what it does and a majority aren't aware it restricts domestic partnerships for straight couples aez well. people aren't being educated exactly on what this amendment will do. i think that's why you're seeing the polls so skewed. >> right. i read someone down the road from chapel hill saying it's deceptive. bill clinton, perhaps you bring up the concern with kids, whether it's same sex or opposite sex partnerships. he lent his voice to this recently. you have the re

. >> i have been perplexed by this case.'t even know why adam your former son-in-law snatched those girls in the first place. was he their father? >> no, he was not. he was obsessed with being their father. >> are you sure he is not the biological father? >> i am not 100 percent positive, no. >> what i don't understand, teresa, your daughter is not involved she is not the mother of anybody's children. why did she get involved with adam mayes genie way? >> i can't answer that unless it was just because she was threatened. >> you mentioned that. threatened in what way? >>> oo two years ago teresa called me she was crying. it was the first contact i had had with her since 2001. sh she said mama can i come home? we wired her a bus ticket when she came home she had bruises all over her. her exact words were and i quote, i am tired of getting slammed up against the wall and beat on by adam? she stayed with me -- >> i understand that. why do you think he killed the girl's mother? why did he kill the 14-year-old? >> i am not sure ab

it is perplexing to a lot of people. especially in a tight job market. the story came to light after the man who will remain anonymous was up for a job at amazon.com. he got through the interview process three rounds and then finally as they were getting ready to make a job offer they said we want to see your w-2. then they used that in the job offer they made to him and low bawled him on the salary they offered. this begs the question are more employers doing this? apparently the answer to that is yes. first of all, you will see more companies asking for your w-2 which is not illegal. this is perfectly legal. so if they advertise the job is going to pay between 40 and 50,000 you give them a w-2 that shows you were making 35 they may come in with a less offer. the other situation is going on while it is not illegal it is a slippery slope for some employers. because there's information on the w-2 they are not allowed to make public. if you are in a situation where this happens you can cross out your social security number. they are not allowed and they ca

i'm sure many gay americans are surprised by all this and perplexed. >> many americans are surprised.was clear what the vice president had to say and to hear goldie and i'm sure you want to -- >> i don't spend time responding to crystal on tv or twitter. i really don't -- but hold up and stuff it. at the end of the day the president says and always said that he believes that this is the wrong question. whether people have the right to marry one or the other, you know, is something that he is evolving on but should everyone have the same legal rights i think the president has never stood back on what the human rights question is. >> but what -- here's the thing. i hate talking points but the vice president said all people, man who marries a man, a woman who marries a woman, a heterosexual two marries another heterosexual should are the same rights. there are places where same-sex marriage is illegal. he is saying he's cool with it. >> exactly. >> axelrod's response makes no sense. it's double speak. >> thank you. >> and -- >> but -- >> it is double speak. >> all married couples should

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and i have to tell you, don, phillip maxwell was just perplexed by that response. and here's what he had to say. he says it's unfortunate that mitt simply hasn't owned up to his behavior. and just to give you a sense of how the romney campaign is trying to quickly and quietly put this issue aside, they sent out some statements from other romney former class mates who had good things to say about the gop contender when he was at the school in michigan. here's one from john french, a former romney classmate. he said, "mitt never had a malicious bone in his body trying to imply or characterize him as a bully is absurd." i did go back to the campaign and ask whether or not that particular classmate john french witnessed the incident and the romney campaign said no, he did not. keeping in mind he doesn't recall the incident ever happening. he is trying to get back on message talking about the economy. he was doing that down in charlotte earlier today. he's expected to do that once again tomorrow down at liberty university when he delivers the commencement speech down th

>> reporter: moments after we left the campgrounds snow began to fell creating conditions that perplexed >> it feels like winter but it is in summer. but it is weird. >> reporter: is it confusing? >> yeah, it is confusing. >> reporter: caltrans officials hope drivers won't be confused by the wet weather. due to construction on the i-80 near kisco grove, the eastbound lanes are narrower than usual. >> that was mallory huff reporting. that poor kid expecting warmer weather. >>> buckets of pea-sized hail fell on the city during a brief flurry. that hail came after the snow showers in reno. look how green everything is in the background. >>> and in central kansas, they are cleaning up and assessing damages after at least one funnel cloud and several tornadoes. this funnel cloud was about 100 miles northwest of wichita. power was knocked out. one house was completely destroyed. and one person suffered minor injuries. >>> well, you don't want to wait in the airport security lines? there's a solution if you want to pay a price. you may remember the clear cards from a few years ago when traveler

>> it's perplexing because it's such an important agency for all of our health, not just drugs, but foods cosmetics, everything. yet, we are in the process of passing the fifth user fee agreement. when we submit a new drug for fda to review, we write a very large check to the government. so they have the resources to review this drug to get it to patients on time. >> that's how it works. you think congress would allocate it because we want to be the world leader in drug development. one last question, next big thing in the pipeline that we should be looking for that i can expect you to come on the show if you get approval. anything? >> we have our own long-acting medicine for schizophrenia that goes under the code name of alk 9070. it's in phase three clinical trials, which is the last stage, and it's an important drug for patients with schizophrenia. >> we'll see whether that gets approved. this is the kind of speculative young company that i know can go down a lot, but it has a big pipeline. and so therefore you'll want to buy it when it gets hit. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, hospit

i think it's perplexing. >> if you are a republican, you have to feel like: what a gift? right?ause if the republicans win and they have control of the senate, the house and the white house, aren't they going to say, hey, look, the last democratic manhattan was talking about getting rid of the filibuster. >> right now, the democrats still hold the senate and over the next six months or so, they could push through a lot of appointments that they would like to get pushed through, a lot of judgeships and so forth that might not be available to them, you know, come next year if they do lose. this is sort of an 11th hour thing. the other thing, though, to remember is the filibuster: it wasn't ails used for the proud expanse of legislation we now use it for. it used to have more narrow application. i think what reid is trying to do is to roll back rules so it can't be used so frequently. i doubt reid would want to get rid of it completely. >> i understand. you have to understand a fill povertyer is not a constitutional issue. it's a senate rule and it can be changed with a simple majo

>> as the troopers wait for backup to arrive they begin to question the driver who seems perplexed by what just happened. listen closely as he describes how he met his passenger. >> i know that his cousin asked me to give him a ride out here. he was pretty nice to me. >> he even adds pleasantry to trooper goins. >> i'm glad nothing happened to you, sir. >> it turns out the passenger is sydney byrd, a career prisoner who escaped prison while out on work release. >> he was not going back to alabama penitentiary. he wasn't going back to jail. >> backup is on the scene and the manhunt for byrd is on. >> the county called the horse team and the dog team out. pretty quick, within an hour, hour and a half tops, the smith county deputies have already caught him hidden underneath leaves in a pasture less than a hundred yard away. >>> years after the ordeal troopers goin and andresen recall the dramatic events of that fateful night. >> that one round right here -- >> we had 30 minutes left of the shift when all of this happened. >> i had gotten the camera put in the day before. it was one of th

. >> well, it's an incredibly per pl -- perplexing trial. i just heard that the jury has reached verdicts on all six counts. that is, this jury thought they had reached a verdict on all six counts, so when the judge said, is your verdict unanimous, they said, no, only on count 3. this was a jury who felt their work was done, although they never apparently came right out and said, judge, we can't reach a verdict. we're deadlocked as to those other counts. nevertheless, the trial is proceeding this afternoon as though they had said those magic words. the idea is to blow up the deadlock. it essentially tells the jurors it's your duty to get in there and deliberate. no future jury will have an easier time resolving these issues. potentially lawyers never want to have that instruction read to the jurors, and in that courtroom, the defense attorneys wanted to declare a mistrial as to the other counts and not have count 3 read aloud. they continue to deliberate this afternoon. >> give us a sense of where we are right now and a mistrial. >> i don't

i'm sure many gay americans are surprised by all of this and perplexed. >> okay, i think not -- i think many americans are surprised, because i think it was pretty clear what the vice president had to say and then to hear, goldie, i'm sure you want to respond to what crystal said. >> i actually don't spend a lot of time responding to crystal either on tv or on twitter. but at the end of the day -- >> well, i don't spend a lot of time following your column either. thanks. >> at the end of the day the president says, has always said that he believes that this is the wrong question, whether people have the right to marry one or the other, you know, is something that he's evolving on, but should everyone have the same legal rights, i think that the president has never stood back on what -- you know, the human rights question is. >> why not take a stand? what does the president have to lose by taking a stand, either way on -- >> there are fair-minded people on both sides of this issue who both agree and disagree with gay marriage. i think the president has a conviction on one side of this. h

. >> it has always struck me that romney has been perplexed as to what to do.ingular success was health care but he can't talk about that. but if he focuses on joks, his record is not as good. >> you know, i have to agree with jonathan here. this is the only house within he can find any kind of refuge. every other house that there is within the republican party is on fire for mitt romney. when it comes to bain's socially conservative. my grandmother would call mitt romney one of those go along to get along kind of guys. you just don't know which mitt romney will show up today. i just think it is mentally and physically impossible, for instance, to be pro gay adoption one day and then starkly against gay adoption the following day. who did you talk to overnight that would change your very core value in that way? so i think that is his dilemma. he really has to stay in this economic house. if barack obama is successful with setting that house on fire, there is no way that mitt romney can be elected president. >> professor dyson, romney's version of bain seems at

that the campaign comes up about this, i mean some of the things that romney's done are completely perplexingng said that you got to figure at some point he will get better or they will get better, not demonstrated by anything that happened today. i think sometimes when you're an incumbent and you've been there, there's a tendency to defend everything that's happened, and i just think that, and it's not just, i don't want to single out the obama campaign. all across i think among democrats is just a little too much comfort here and what i'm trying to do, and you capitalized it just right, i'm trying to create some discomfort here to say look, we're a long way from having this thing in the bag. in fact, being tied in the polls is bad right now, that they have more money and momentum is going against incumbents everywhere in the world. >> always provocative james carville. go to cnn.com to read the entire piece, he's shaking things up. appreciate you coming to talk to us tonight. >> you bet, thank you. >>> we want to bring you breaking news on the foiled terror plot against the u.s. airliner, f

well, our guests today says that the answers to all of these simple yet intriguing perplexing questionst we all obsess over is simply in our dna. and that our ancestors aun owe # our closest relatives, primates like the ones you see before you here, monkeys and chimps, have been playing the same social games that we play for years. from office politics to dating to nepotism, you pick it, our award winning biologist dario mistrepiari. if i got it right, what would it sound like? he shied be doing this segment. that's why we keep him around. anyway, what is the correlation between, you know, how much of a -- how much difference is there between us and monkeys. >> humans are primate. we share about 95 to 98% of our dna with chimps and other apes. and about 92 to 95% of dna with baboons and other monkeys. and in addition to sharing all this dna, we also live in societies that share a lost similarities. if you take chimps or monkeys, they live in very complex and competitive societies. where if you want to survive or even better, be successful, you have to make friends, watch your back from