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the white house is leaking stuff like a broken pipe to thest" sa washington post, saying the president may not follow the advice of his general. what does this mean for the u.sd and middle east policy? >> what i'm afraid of is we're going to see a mcchrystal light formulation here. >> that's the worst of all. >> what they put in, if they put in fewer people than the general wants, it will create higher risk to american troops on thean ground. we're going to end up losing more people than if we went in big. i'm not a fan of nation n building, so i'm not sure theutt bigger strategy will work, either. the fact of the matter is right now mcchrystal light is the worst possible solution. >> this is the thing. the military said after vietnam never again are we going to havr our political leaders tell us ti do something we can't do tilltel tearily. that's exactly what happened in iraq when rumsfeld sent in enough troops to prevent defeat but not enough to prevail. their hand picked military officer is saying mr. presidente i needd 40,000 more troops. we if we try to split thes difference, it's

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>> that's all i'm going to sa for now. >> reporter: the feds are also looking at a bill graham proposed to overhaul the city's taxi industry. he's withdrawn the legislation but cabbies are still angry. friday and saturday night they're staining a boycott of the busy bar corridor in adams morgan good what we want to do is send a message to the d.c. government, the administration that we are sick and tired of having our livelihoods destroyed by their overreaching regulation and we're not going to take it anymore. >> reporter: now that boycott of this area we're told will be from 1:00 till 4:00 in the morning. they're vowing to keep it up every friday and saturday until something changes. in adams morgan, i'm roz plater, fox 5 news. >>> not a good day for d.c. public school employees. 388 of them got pink slips today. 229 of those were teachers. school officials blame the cuts on a $40 million budget shortfall. schools chancellor michele rhee is not saying how many teachers were let go from each school but admits under enrolled high schools were hit hardest. >> i hope not. you know, you ne

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a human rights group sa that 157 kied during the demp strags in a stadm, though the government puts the number at 56. some m have been trampled to death as they raaway from the shting. tnesses say soldiers raped women in the streets of th capital. yesterday, secretary ostate hillary clinton called the crkdown by t government crinality of the greatest degree and said the gornment cannotemain in power. >>> in east africa, 've told you ten about the chaos and violce of somalia, where a weaku.s.-backed government struggles to hold on tpower as inrgents linked to al qaeda trto overtake it. but in the middle of all thi somethg remarkable is going on. we want to show u what jeffrey gettleman of "thnew york times" h found in one corner of somalia. in the city of ada in the centl part of that country. there, peace andtability have broken out, thanks to the vision of one man who came home fm erica. >> repter: 37-year-old mohammedaden is aman on a mission. >> what i do daily solves the oblem. lack of fo and water. we need security. now we're forcedo do for the economics. >> repter: since2008, moha

. >> well, tattoos are no longer just for the biker crowd, and the sas among us.onsider that 40% of generation x has at least one tattoo. while the designs come in all shapes and sizes, and in varying degrees of taste, they're all permanent. well, almost. for the desperate, there is now an answer. for jeremy hubbard, tattoo regret is "a sign of the times." >> reporter: the remnants of regrettable ink are all over the internet. that tribal arm band seemed like such a good idea at the time. so did the ankle adorning tweetie bird and wait is that really a tattoo of clay aiken? why is her back covered in nascar? and how do you somehow end the night with kelsey grammar carved on your calf? if only you had another set of eyes to tell you this isn't going to look so good in the morning. when it's time to revamp the tramp stamp, they call dr. robert nosa. >> removal process is going well. >> reporter: business is booming for this dermatologist. seems lately, there is a surge of tattoo regret. >> tattooing is my life and business is booming. >> reporter: hard to believe, s

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commander in afghanistan, general stanley mcchrystal, who sa, we mustrotect thefghan people from all threats, from the enemy and from ourwn actions. mcchryst also said we are going to have too things dramatically differently even uncomfortabldifferently in the way we opete. but he also recommended up to 4000 additional troops for afghanistan. that recomndation is being considered by predent obama who held a three-hour meeting last night on afghanistan with key members of his national security am. somef whom are dividedn that troop ise. "the wall stet journal" reports that defense sretary robertates may be among those undecided. >>> for more on thisebateover strategy in afghanistan, we ar joined once agai by alex heir. he ishe direct for afghanistan an pakistan a the united stes institute of peace. welcomck. >> pleasure. >> so let's review. what are the oions available president obama in afghanistan? >> well, of course ere's a wide ran of options. esident obama couldñ the sttegy that has been pursued for thelast eight years, which has gdually increasethe number of u.s forces and u.s.

the list of airlines sa s tacki surcharges is getting bigger.here was iowa nounsment today they are going to charge extra on more of the days people might travel. here's lisa stark to explain. >> reporter: airlines are counting on an extra holiday gift from passengers this year. for the first time, carriers are slapping a surcharge for some holiday flights, an additional $10 each way. >> when you have over 2 million people in the air on a given day, $10 on a particular day makes a big difference on that days' revenue. >> reporter: a week ago, airlines announced the new fee would apply to just three days, around thanksgiving and new years. it has already ballooned to 13 days, through spring break and memorial day of next year. >> another ten bucks is quite a lot of money. i'm a bit dismayed be it. >> reporter: airlines first began tacking on lots of extra fees just over a year ago, when fuel prices were sky high. since then, those fuel prices have come down, but fees have not. on most airlines, passengers now pay to check one bag, from $15 to $25

this was called after an nfl substantial sa sanctioned study. >>> larry johnson issued an apology and was told to stay away from the team while it investigates his use of gay slurs, a gay rights advocacy group was pleased with the apology but wants more disciplinary actions. the kansas city star says he used the slurs attacking a twitter follower and depend with the media on monday. that's a look at sports for now. >>> here are a couple stories we're watching for you today in our morning express planner. 11:00 a.m., the hearing for al-marri will begin. he pleaded guilty and could get up to 15 years behind bars. watching that for you. and then this afternoon, in washington, a hearing on the yoeing problem of distracted drivers. you've seen them before. secretary ray lahood is expected to testify here. that hearing gets under way at 2:30. so stick around for that as we watch it for you. >>> sounds agent hard to believe, but some dogs are better off because of michael vick. how he helped feed some shelter dogs without even knowing he was doing it.

so i have a tremendous sa. faith that the mayor will, moving forward, try tone sure he can protect the schools budget. >> protest is expected to get under way at mckinley tech high school at 8:30. sarah similar monday is on this story for us. we'll check in with her a little bit later on. >>> the long wait is now finally over as the swine flu vaccine will be available to the public this week. but most of the initial shipments will be reserved for health care workers so they stay healthy enough to care for others during a fluout break. inoculations won't gear up for a couple of week when at least 40 million doses are roll the out. >>> less than one week after country was struck by two devastating earthquakes, crews in indonesia are calling for the search for survivors and a setback to aid on its way to victims. >>> eyes that never close watching over a city that never sleeps. details on a new multimillion- dollar security boost for the big apple.  man: i like this one. [ power drill whirring

and some of the teenagers suspected of setting a sa-year-old on fire were said to be laughing about it. that's according to the sheriff in broward county florida. two more teenagers have been arrested in the case. in all, five teens are charged with aggravated battery. his doctors says he's doing as well as can be expected but he faces an obviously difficult, difficult recovery. he was burned over three-quarters of his body. >>> so our views questions today. this is the question we're asking. are more children violent today? maybe it's being reported more often. what's your take on this? a lot of you have been affecting by this. this is what jeff wrote. jeff says i agree with the bad parenting perspective. he thinks that's what going on. however i sympathize with the single parent fighting to keep food on the table. not having someone else at home is leaving a huge gap. the only thing that's left is kids raising kids and doing what they see on tv. patricia wrote this. let's get to some phone calls as well. rene is calling us from phoenix. rene, what's your take on this? >> caller: my t

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three weeks ago, mcdonnell only had a 4% lead in the sa poll.d. >>> congress has stepped in and wants to know if there is a link between cancer and camp lejeune. the senate committee on veterans affairs heard testimony yesterday from families would believe the drinking water on the north carolina military base caused cancer in their loved ones. a degreasing solvent and dry cleaning agent polluted the marine's base water from 1957 to 1987. at least 40 former u.s. marines or their sons were diagnosed with breast cancer. it strikes fewer than 2,000 men a year. >>> more trouble for michael jackson's doctor and this time it has nothing to do with the pop star's death. the las vegas district attorney says dr. conrad murray could be arrested for missing child support payments. he missed a hearing to explain his late child support payments. the district attorney now wants his medical license suspended. >>> we continue to remember a local icon this morning. the founder of ben's chili bowl, ben ali. >> we'll have more on his remarkable life and also impac

between the attitudes surrounding israeli prime minister itzhak rabin just before he was as is nate e sas s sass nate and president obama from the far right f we destroy the legit mass so i have another president, we are in serious trouble. >> now going to bring in nick cristoff, live from new york. let me start out by asking but tom's point. you have written a book "half the sky" about women in the world and the importance of lifting up women around the world as a way to make everybody better off but what do you think about that idea that american politics there is no more we there is no more communal impulse or action? >> i think that tom has a pretty good point and i also think if we want to lack for there is an we in the news media to some extent have to look in the mirror. that increases the divide and polarization, things in the media, the blogosphere has done. >> anything to do with the economic difficulties that the news media is in or in fact is the news media going more polarized because that's where the only place to make money? >> i think there are a couple of things going on.

they're going sa to say it will taint the jury pool. we will see this guy looking like an idiot. it makes him look guilty. most defense attorneys don't like it. >> right. if i was defending him, that would be my position. personally? let it out there. >> we have to leave it right there since we all agree. thank you. we're excited to welcome "the joy behar show" to our prime time lineup. it airs every night at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on hln. here's just a little nibble, a taste of what you are going to get. it's her "not for nothing" commentary. >> not for nothing, but all i keep hearing is that president obama is trying to do too much, that he has too much on his plate. rush limbaugh has too much on his plate. barack obama is the president. he's supposed to be busy. sorry, but after two terms of a president who had more time to work on his tan than george hamilton, obama looks like a guy with hyperactivity disorder. by the way, how you spend your time is also important, may i just add that. obama has spent the last eight months trying to pass health care reform and negotiate

. >> copy luca comes from the indonesian sa bet that resembles a cat. the cat eats cherries which ends up in the cat's feces. the feces are sifted by hands to get the coffee beans and as a result the coffee bean somehow is considered a delicacy. if you don't mind the smell. customers pay $10 for 4 ounces and $20 for a 12-ounce cup. alex, this means if you ever felt really sorry for the people who have to pick coffee beans, feel sorier, because there are some people out there who have to pick them out of cat feces. >> when i first saw this story, i was like no way, that's so not even true. remember the movie "bucket list," if you saw it? if you didn't, that jack nick nicholson character, he was all about this coffee and kept talking about it. i don't know if he drank it in the movie but i do it. who's going to drink it? >> not i. >>> coming up -- florida house majority leader and lecture ele lecture is calling for an apology from also grayson but not for die quickly legislator reason. >>> and coming up, brian williams talks to general petraeus. will more

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hue wees sa, how is it looking in europe? >> we've seeing a bit of a dip coming from the banks in particular. outperforming the insurers, outperforming the general market in regards to where we're seeing it now. the cac 40 off by almost 0.5%. the ftse 100 a little lower, a lot of focus on bae systems with a serious fraud office now stepping up its measures against the company on fraud allegations or bribery allegations. the dollar cross rates, we've been looking at these earlier in the program. this is a reminder of what we're seeing at the moment. flat trade for cable and euro/dollar lower by 0.5%. christine. >> louisa, this is how the picture is looking for asian equities. a negative session given what we saw, weak numbers coming out from u.s. jobs and manufacturing in the u.s. nikkei 225 is under pressure. the strong yen is really hurting the exporters in this particular market. we had that tankan survey, which showed a slight pick up in business. so a little caution there. the kospi is down 1.7%, the south korean won hamm

major earthquakes wreaking havoc on two countries at the sa time. but seismologists aren't completely surprised, either. >> the area around samoa and the area off the coast of sumatra, are both highly seismically acti. they do tend to cluster. and so, it's very often you'll see, large earthquakes happening in a short period of time. >> neal karlinsky reporting from samoa. >>> we're going to turn to bbc reporter, karishma baswani. she's in indonesia. she's telling us what she sees in the after january mh of the quake. >> reporter: it did not like the earthquake had created that much damage. there's pockets of devastation along the way that we've seen. huge cracks in the road. a few feet wide. in fact, i'm standing out in front of an evacuation procedure that's taking place right now. this cafe, a restaurant in the center of the city, was completely obliterated, as a result of the earthquake. the officials here, rescue officials, are trying to pull out what they believe are to be 60 people, who are still buried under the rubble. they say that today th

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brand new dramatic video of last month's tsunami in america sa a samoa. this is a surveillance camera at an fbi building. you can see water rushing through the parking lot, tossing several trucks and cars around. the building itself only had minor damage. more than 165 people died when that powerful earthquake and tsunami hit the is a mo the isl september 29. >>> some pakistani troops came under attack on their doorstep. six troops were killed when militants attacked a check point near pakistan's army headquarters. four attackers also died and the military is looking for two others now. a military official says the taliban claimed responsibility. >>> two people died at a is a in a-like sweat lodge in arizona, and investors are trying to find out what happened. they say more than a dozen people got sick during the two-hour spiritual retreat session on thursday. four of them are still in the hospital, one in critical condition. tests for carbon monoxide and other contaminants were negative. >>> the hole in california's budget may be getting bigger. the stat

should letterman now sa hey, i'm done talking about this, people. i've said my peace. or is he in some kind of no-win situation, damned if he talks it, damned if he doesn't talk about. tells "the new york times" he has proof that letterman sexually harassed employees. really? well, while we certainly don't condone the actions of letterman and his staff into such a moral quandary you have to wonder where are all of these women who say they've been victimized? nobody's come forward and tonight's big issue sex with the staff. why oh why did letterman hook up with his subordinates. i've got a theory. i want to hear yours. . call mep 1-877-jvm-says. fabulous expert panel. wendy murphy. former prosecutor. author. and professor at new england school of law. curtis sliwa, founder of the guardian angels. brian russell, attorney and forensic psychology. and the one an only carlos diaz correspondent for "extra." carlos, i'm almost afraid to ask, what is the very latest on this thing? >> well, you covered a lot of basis. but one thing that really steps out for me is the fact that

. >> quickly to lus sa in michigan's question, do you believe that her friends are holding out informationw whether the guards at the doors have been questioned? doctor? >> i don't know if the guards have been questions or not. you don't think the girl is are hiding anything. more ghan wegan went to the res ended up outside of the arena. the question is why did morgan feel that she could get a ride out of the wards. >> do you believe who she went with was a local, why do you say that? >> well, i think charlotte's l charlotte'sville is considered safe and the concert drew people from all over the east coast. but this kind of thing occurs all over the country. it is usually someone who is comfortable with the roads and not someone just out of the blue driving through town and decides to do this. >> that is an accident analysis. with me, this is the mother and father of morgan. take a look at her photo. you just heard her mother say please, please help us. let's stop and remember army specialist russell hercules, junior. highly decorated with the bronze star purple heart. afghanistan campaign

i sa >> she came -- again, separated about 8:40, crystal. thanks for the call. stacey kaiser our psychotherapist, what's your read on this? who would just on a front who have would do this? what are we looking for here? >> well, first of all, it is suspicious to me that she ended up outside the arena and makes me wonder if she saw someone she knew and walked ou so i'm sure they are trying to figure that out. it brings up the buddy system theory what was she doing alone. when people are at these events big or small they need to travel with others. >> don, as you heard from crystal who went to the concert that's a key point how she ended up outside that arena, right? >> that's what really bothers me how did she get outside that arena. now i'm even more bothered about this situation because just listening to the last caller there were a lot of people still coming in before the main performers and that would have been very difficult to -- for somebody to grab someone, unless she was in an isolated location, mike. >> well, we'll keep following it. our thoughts and pr

the best balloon cameo goes"sa." >> but the saucer award for most genuine moment.s to the brothers when he threw up on national tv. dad looks like he almost lost it. at least with a silver saucer award, you can eat it after receiving it. >> i feel like i am going vomit. >> who the hell is wolf. >> i think the whole balloon boy thing is the most bizarre story we have heard or seen in a long time, one of the most serious is the charges against the parents could be filed neck week. i don't know why we are not calling him attic boy. he was not in the balloon. i am calling him attic boy from now on. >> remember you can catch "showbiz tonight" on the 11s. >>> tonight on the joy behar show, most divorced women have heard a variation of the same theme. we have grown apart. you are not the person i married. it is not you, it's me. yeah. and most of the time i want to say okay, it's you. but no matter how it's said it ends up in the same place, divorce court. joining me are women who lived through personal hells in a very public way. >>> tonight, a special show about the ugl

head on over to the wildlife sa farry in winston, oregon. three elephants have been caught to wash cars and apparently they love it. it seems to be working. they have seen sales go up 28%. despite that increase, i hear the elephants working for peanuts. you know the part of the car they do the best work on? the trunk, of course. any excuse to play an elephant side effect. did you see this? falling stars. former house majority leader tom delay almost drops his partner and conan o'brien hangs his head hard. what is with the falling stars lately? >> from the tango to the tonight show to a bull riding ring. no bull. it has been a dangerous few days for the celebs on the public stage. with no further delay, we bring you the latest on tom delay, the former house majority leader's most recent routine on dancing with the stars. admittedly we had a field day when he danced in the brown span decks outfit. he almost redeemed himself with the tango. the judges used words like -- >> i liked it until the end. you have to use that and squeeze them together

i sa, good if kids are practically having sex on the dance floor we've got to clean it up. james peterson is with us and tom houtz principal of downey high school where of this was going on the starting with you what was going on you had to have parents and students sign a contract. >> well, the dancing got to where it was -- i mean, i don't know how else to say it but basically sim plated sex on the dance floor. >> we just watched some of tharchlts was embarrassing. i mean, i was embarrassed and we just, we had to do something about it. this is a school dance. it's just not appropriate. >> did students complaint? did it parents? i mean, who soundthe alarm or people just say it and said, hey, we've got to do something here? >> a few students did, intimidated, influenced like they almost had to dance like that and i had a few parent complaints call in and say what's going on at the dances and i talked with my administration, particularly my student body and i told them what we were doing and got the p.t. a on board and said let's make a stand and we did. >> okay. you are get

sa r. >>> we're speaking now with j.t. how are you? >> i'm well. how are you? >> great. thank you.ou're thinking of getting a car? >> yes, sir. well, yes, i am in the market for a car and my question s. i'm all about i want to see -- what's going to be more cost effective? to lease a car or to get a used car? this couldn't -- i can't bring myself to buy a new car. >> you said the word "lease." >> caller: oh, is that a -- >> oh, it makes me choke. don't say the word "lease" in my presence because i start having heart palpitations. i can't speak a clear sentence. you know, leasing is poison to your pocketbook. >> okay. >> it is really, really all of. compare buying a new car versus leasing a new car almost 100% of the time you're better off buying than you are leasing because sweet spot in the market is buying a two, three, or 4-year-old used car that may have been returned from a lease or it could have been a car that nobody liked anymore or somebody didn't like anymore and they get rid of it. i mean, that's where the real money is saved because in the first three years of ownership

lettman sa he contacted the new york da about this letter and he worked to record evidence and bust the guy. he even gave the alleged black mailer a fake check for $2 million. the same day the guy cashed it, he was arrest and hours later is when dave confessed all of it. watch how he reveal what he calls the creepy stuff that the black mailer threatened to expose. >> the creepy stuff was that i have had sex with women who work for me on this show. now, my response to that is, yes, i have. i have had sex with women from this show. would it be embarrassing if it were made public? perhaps it would. especially for the women. >> all day long, people have been wondering about the timeline of all this. the spokesperson said these relationships all took place before letterman was married. i have to ask you, this is serious stuff, but when he dropped this bomb, people were laughing and applauding, sometimes at inappropriate places. will he go down in history of the best example of a guy dealing with a potentially explosive sex scandal in the best possible way? >> absolutely. the way people do th

. >>> a suspects on a vicious attack of a little girl 19 years ago in s in section sas to face charges. dennis brad arrived last night. he's accused of raping and slitting her throat when she was 8. she's now 27 and she went public to find her attacker. dna testing led to his arrest. >> he skissedqueezed me like that. that's the first time i've ever done it. >> kyle is also autistic and his father says that this is proof that kids with autism is proof that kids can do anything that others can do. >>> a bomb exploded near a school and eight others are held hostage after a series of explosions. bombings have been going on for days. >>> in the last hour we learned that there will not be a cost of living increase for social security next year. president obama yesterday called for a $250 payment and they also got one this year as part of the stimulus plan. >>> it's not entirely clear whether michael jackson's kids will be in a realts show.reality show. it's possible that other members of the jackson family could appear on the show. >>> laying there with a blanket makes you feel so good. you

strong aftershocks rattled sa a samoa. more than 150 people dead.hilippines getting another pounding from the powerful storm. the country is recovering from an earlier typhoon that killed more than 200 people. for some answers what's going on, let's go to meteorologist chad myers. my goodness, chad, what is going on? >> big typhoon, not super. its name is parma. they don't keep order like we do with the letters. but there it is right here. a very big storm yesterday. it was a super typhoon, category four and up to category five and still could be that as it cracks to the philippines. cat sana moved across manila and into vietnam. this does not look like it will take the same track but northern philippines where the island is. the problem i had, richelle, is here is friday, saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday. so that's only about 500 miles. in five days it's only going to move 500 miles. we're going to have this spinning of wind around and round, category four hurricane, it's the same thing, just different ocean. as it comes around, i'm very much conc

what i would say is that this guy sa strategic long-term thinker and we want our leaders to be that waywe get tired of people doing the quarter to quarter game and he was not quarter to quarter guy. he really had a vision for this company, he and hugh mccall going back 25 years. >> you keep bringing that up and i wonder if his failings didn't start when they got to the maximum deposit levels. they used to buy consumer banks. now he had to do something else. he knew that play book really well. but then he starts going into credit cards and mortgages and brokerages and maybe they needed a different ceo for different types of acquisitions at that point? could be. but i believe in a few years, people are going to look at b of a and say, what a powerhouse. i mean, right now is the best banking franchise in the world. it really is. i don't know -- i don't know any bank in the world that has the kind of market share that they have in such a major market as the united states. >> so you say treated poorly. treated poorly by whom? >> the politicians, primarily. i don't have any gripe about shareh

the pentagon and jerome coursy, author of the new book, "why israel can't wait" and journalist less saws of the day, the iaea thinks iran now has sufficient information, all it needs to make a workable nuclear bomb. >> right. iran needs three things to have a workable nuclear weapon, and toen rich uranium, we caught them red handied with a second enrichment site andy a missile to deliver it and they've tested those, long, medium and short range missionl missiles and up until now we didn't know theyed that a blueprint and got a lot of it, from a.q. khan of pakistan and now this u.n. says they are closer and are now months away, not years away. in the final stretch. >> alisyn: we know the iaea, the watchdog agency -- >> which is conservative and don't jump to conclusions. >> alisyn: good to know, because this is different than what the american intelligence officials have thought in the past and the iaea will go in october 25th, and it begs the question of what israel will do and how long will israel wait. >> israel does not want to go to a war, the top leadership in israel worked with m

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they include two firefighters who died battling the sas mif station wildfire.esterday, governor arnold schwarzenegger thanked all of the state's firefighters for their service. >> california's firefighters know their risks. and they know what they must sacrifice. still, they not only jump into action, they do it with complete commitment and a great passion. it is not just work for them, it is their calling. california's firefighters are the bravest of the brave. they have proven time of themselves over and over that they are the most skilled, the most toughest, the most selfless and the best trained firefighters in the world. >> the families of the firefighters who were honored were presented with flags. and in all, there are 1100 names inscribed on that firefighter memorial. >>> don't plan on any last-minute travel deals for thanksgiving because travel experts say unlike last year when airlines slashed fares after a sharp drop in travelers, this year ticket prices are already on the rise. and not only are you going to pay more for a ticket, but many airlines a

came out, as los angeles sa was saying in front of it the best defense is an offense. i don't know sports, that the right -- >> best offense is a good defense. >> really good sports analogy here, but what's really great, you can't fault him and say, well, he has privileges he is a celebrity. he said, yep, i was caught, i did it. >> take some calls. christina, you are with us in florida. christina, your thoughts? >> caller: i can't agree more with lisa bloom, 100% agree with her that he took control of the situation that wanted to control him. i mean this is a guy who has had stalkers in the past. >> right. >> caller: completely invaded his privacy. and the fact that he has had inappropriate or sexual relationships with people in the workplace, that is about as shocking as, i don't know, something that's not shocking. >> right. and we will get into that a little further. i think what people, okay, maybe he was on the offensive, but he is not innocent this, i think there are workplace issues. get one more call in and continue the conversation. debbie in illinois. debbie,