. >> reporter: three months after rhoni reuter was gunned down in her own home with a .9 mm baa rhettoning in on marni yang. marni was obsessed with shaun, loved guns and hated people who got in her way. >> manipulative. >> marni stashed her firearms. they were hoping to find the murder weapon, a .9 mm ber rhett ta. >> they found evidence of marni's true feelings of shaun. they came across a letter she wrote to shaun, but never sent. in it, she complained you go on romantic trips everywhere, with all these other women and bring back to $2 key chain and i'm supposed to feel special about that? they found mailing labels to those women sent to women in gayle's life. police question marni on and off for three days. she was very talkative. she had answers for everything. seemed confident, even cocky. marni's attitude was interesting to investigators. more important to them were the specifics of the case. they asked her about the murder weapon. marni told police she had had a .9 mm gun that went missing along with other things in her home. she did not report it. >> i did not make a police r

in rhett are spect, -- retro spect, by inspecting the areas hit by the earth quake and tsunami, as well as the number one plant, and meeting with the plant director on site, and exchanging views on the morning of the 12th, that proved invaluable in our ensuing efforts to tackle the problem. in that sense, i believe my actions at the time were very meaningful. however, while we had numerous contingency manuals, for example, people are supposed to gather at an jaut site center and make decisions, but the offsite center itself had been damaged by the quake, and left without electric power and telephone communications. and people couldn't get to the center because the roads were closed. in short, we were facing an unpredictable crisis. and while contingency planning in general is important, if things are not functioning as planned, then you have a choice. you can decide matters based on the information that you're provided with, or you can inspect the situation in person and try to get a grip of the crisis. i believe every case must be judged on its own merits. i inspected the stricken area

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water in the vessels and take pictures to determine the amount of nuclear fuel that has leaked from rhett actors. in the final stage, the company planes it fill the vesseles with water and use robots to extract the rods. the operation has never been performed at nuclear plant. in the 1979 three mile island accident even though fuel rods similarly melted they were not extracted. tepco facees a tough challenges of coping with very high radiation and developing robots that can carry out the extraction. six months after the march 11th tsunami tore up japan's northeast, most of the roughly 800 shelters in fukushima prefectures are closed as work on temporary homes make progress. but in miagi prefectures, many refugees still live in temporary shelters. a shelter at a high school gym shut its doors on wednesday. at one point, 1,300 people were staying there. now all of the evacuees have moved into temporary housing units. >> it was a big effort. it took a long time. >> most of the shelters in fukushima have also closed. the largest one shut down wednesday. about 2500 people lived in this buildin

he gave another speech in which there was a mismatch between the rhett wick and the reality. on the fairness, why is it fair for warren buffett to receive medicare and social security the way a poorer senior does. why not cut a dollar of social security benefits instead of raising a dollar's taxes. on key kwex. can we have quality schools. he is ignoring the fact that they are squeezing out the spending. it's not the case that our choice is say millionaire tax that is bad tax policy and doesn't address the inequity in america. >> do you have to put revenue on the table? is that not a part of the conversation in your mind. if you want to talk about revenues. you need to talk about tax reform. broughtening the base and lowering rates. the po prosals complicate the code and target of benefit for a constituent there and now instead of fixing the tax code or leaving us with a broken code, we'll have a broken tax code and now a buffett tax. that's not reform. that's going in the wrong direction. >> is it fair for the wealthy americans to pay what they paid in the 90s? is that fair?

. >> rose: what has he done that makes him rhett di to be president? >> he's taken on entitlements which have to be dealt with and he's done in the a fair with with a democratic house and democratic senate in new jersey. he's brought coalition together matthew may have more information about new jersey. i find him to be quite popular in new jersey, erything i read. he may get beaten up in the next round but but he's brought together vatsly different people and done in the a decisive way and delivered real change. >> rose: but you are a manager. yowere one of the best manages in corporate america until you retired. does he have the stuff to be? >> i think so. >> rose: not in comparison to barack obama but does have more capacity to lead than firm? >> look,'m not here selling chris christie. i'm here telling you that he's a very viable strong candidates. if y look at mitt romney other than this intangible we can't quite all touch... >> rose: but it's true, is it not? >> we don't know yet. >> rose: we do know! >> he's getting stronger every single day. he

his convincing rhett vic, look, i'm very empathetic. he said it tonight. talk about these companies... these families, talk about these families, talk about teachers out of work. he is at the high, high end of people think and i think in a sense he hopes the emphy will carry this through. if you put that in the context of people who are intuitively beginning to understand ken rogoff there cod be a profound disconnect here. it may be one of the reasons why romney's 59-point pla.. i don't have a sense of this, if it was well accepted or well received maybe because people are ready for it. >> i think what we saw tonight was the beginning of the... as i said at the very beginning the president in campaign mode. i think there was a recognition that nothing that was large enough to actually move the needle on the macroeconomy was ever going to get through this congress and so the president is now laying out the broad themes and contrasts that he wants to play for the next 14 months in that empathy is not going to be the way the president wins reelection. i think

rhett sant to be drawn into another bruising battle. >> i hope he'll listen to our ideas and work with us. to find common ground, to get our economy moving and create jobs again. >> that common ground is actually the bulk of the president's jobs plan. the expansion of a payroll tax cut for employees and cutting payroll taxes for employers in half. the very tax cut obama highlighted in his visit to this raleigh manufacturing facility. >> there anything you can do to help us? >> but republicans oppose infrastructure spending the president wants and tax increases on wealthier americans as well as hedge fund managers, oil and gas companies and corporate jet owners that mr. obama has proposed to pay for the bill. there's a political calculation president obama and his advisers are making. his ratings are at a low, take a look at congress's. they're 15% and that, the white house feels, gives them some leverage over house republicans they didn't have before the bruising debt ceiling battle. >> brianna keilar, traveling with the president. thank you. meanwhile, it turns out a hypothetical deba

time she has taken highly symbolic trips with highly symbolic messages and now ramping it up with rhett -- rhetorical criticism of fellow conservatives it suggests the field could use an addition, perhaps herself. >> an update on sarah palin. >> our poll on thursday suggested 74% of americans think she shouldn't run. 71% of republicans think she shouldn't. two-thirds of self-describe tea partiers said they don't think she should run. there were republicans who said they thought she would be a better cheerleader than candidate. there is no base that the tea party movement itself has an awful lot of love for sarah palin. this crowd was filled of those who were trying to recruit sarah. >> that's our chief political correspondent. >> a lot of people, farmers out of work. people need jobs, don't want to be guessing about this. america's economy needs to be back on track. this thursday president obama will announce his plan to help create jobs in the u.s. this coming as a new labor department report shows a net total of zero jobs added in the month of august. and with so many americans still

christian converting muslim orphans is causing controversy and several outlets were reporting death rhetts tonight" caught up to butler and he says the story is a whole lot of nothing. >> no, that's not true. that's not true. i was talking about i'm a previous experience on 300, that happened a little bit. then somebody suddenly, that's what happens when you do a thousand interviews. >> so just a lot of confusion according to gerard there. >> brad pitt, apparently some confusion here. he had made some comments about jennifer jennifer aniston, now, this could possibly impact his new movie? >> there had been speculation that these comments could keep women away from the film. i'm not sure it's going to be a leadoff of impact. of course, we're talking about the recent interview pitt gave where he said he was living a boring life before he met angelina jolie. pitt has since tried to clarify saying he was talking about his own problems, he wasn't targeting jen. he told matt lauer on the "today" show he was trying to say something nice about jolie. it looks fantastic. >> i saw the trailer, too.

express my opinions, to write a letter to the editor to express my opinion without fear of governmental rhett bution. and we need to appreciate it every day and recognize that those are individual rights. and it is indeed the document, the constitution, the beliefs in there that protect us from our government. so that's what it means to me. it's freedom. and that's what makes america what it is. it is for all races, it is for all religions. all genders. it's for everybody. and that's what makes it the greatest country in the world. glenn: our next call, mike in kentucky. go ahead. caller: good morning. i think this is a great topic. the constitution affects my daily life just basically in what we go through in our presidential elections. we violated i think almost every presidential election. article 6, paragraph 3 states that no religious -- shall be given for qualification for president. and yet we ask our candidate what their preference is. we put president obama through the test whether or not he was a muslim or a christian. and the question of a religion should never be asked of a presid

school prepares its students for college based on advanced placement tests or an international back lar rhett completions. signature school is an example of a high performing charter school that this legislation aims to replicate. replicating schools like signature school that have a proven history for effectively preparing our children for college is not only in the best interest of students and parents, but also notice best interest of the economy. by increasing the number of students that are college ready, we build more education--and a more educated generation more prepared to take on the complex jobs in health care, engineering, science, technology, and others that future industries will demand. with an unemployment rate near 9%, educating our students is critical. by increasing our students' access to high quality charter schools, h.r. 2218 will prepare our children for the high-tech jobs of the future. this is essential if we are to maintain our competitiveness in a global economy. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back his time. the ge