i say yes, but they also have people like me there. no one tells me what to say. no one says you are not welcome because you are not an orthodox conservative leaders and you are not our kind of conservative. that has never been true. to my mind i wish more of the critics would watch the product and then come to the conclusion. my experience is a lot of the critics never watched it. they're comfortable with the reflexive condemnation without assessing what is being delivered. [applause] >> i think you have some fans here. >> i appreciate it because i get beat up as you can tell. >> let me take it a little further. bill o'reilly stood by you and has been a true friend. you write in the book i find his show balanced in a way few talk shows can match. are we talking about the same bill o'reilly? who is famous for dialing up the rhetoric and in flaming things like for example the kansas dr. featured in something like 29 episodes over a five year period. bill reilly called him the baby killer guilty of nazi stuff, operating at death mill, he has blood on his hands. how

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>> that's hard for me to say. >> hard for you to say.hen you say a detail oriented person what do you mean? >> i was the numbers guy for him. he would know the numbers as well as have the broader strategy. what i think that if it's such a situation occurred that mr. cain would have remembered, yes, but that's just my point of view. >> as you've watched all of this unfold in the last couple of days, what's gone through your mind? >> i certainly was shocked when i heard the first reports on sunday. it's just not fitting with the herman cain that i know. >> would you vote for him? >> you know, i think it's too early to tell. we're still a year away from the election. i'm certainly not in a position on who i would support at this time. >> frank taylor, appreciate your insights on your former associate and friend, herman cain. thank you. >> thanks for the opportunity. >> you're welcome, sir. >>> south carolina sheriff who has controversial advise for people in his county. he says it's time to get a gun. o . ♪ with the lowest national plan pre

>> you almost made me say something that my handlers say you should not say.et me put it to you this way. i can't think of anything that i would hire her to do, okay? i can't think of a thing. >> and that looks as though he thinks of things for women to do. >>> still ahead, facebook takes down pages where people are joking about rape. but the offense everybody conversations could show up again on the network and stay there. we will explain that to you. but first, our quote of the day. quote, i can't bear netanyahu. he's a liar. we'll tell you what world leader said that after a break. it's nine minutes past. [ beep ] [ mom ] scooter? the progresso chicken noodle you made is so good. it's got tender white meat chicken. the way i always made it for you. one more thing.... those pj's you like, i bought you five new pairs. love you. did you see the hockey game last night? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. did you hear sam... ...got promoted to director? so 12 seconds ago. we should get him a present. thanks for the gift basket. you're welcom

>>neil: say the judge says, no, you cannot go back, kids. mostly kids.didn't like that and they say well we will. then what? >>judge napolitano: then the police would have every right if this is not appealed and overturned on appeal to enforce the judge's ruling. one the judge rules and it is not overtown on appeal then the police will be obliged to enforce the ruling whatever it is. whether they stay or go. >>neil: but it could get messy? the legal argument notwithstanding, the people prefer to occupy and stay where they were and now a judge says "no, you can't," and they stay there ... that could get violent, >>judge napolitano: there are two parts to the ruling. one, you may remove them if this is the way she rules and the other will say to the occupiers, you must go and if they do not go the arrestable offense will be, contempt of court, refusal to obey a valid court order. but if the police arrest them after the court had stopped them, the police could be charged with contempt of court. >>neil: not an easy situation. >>judge napolitano: see what my

>> no, i wouldn't say that. i think we have, we have choice to do what we want, and, you know, natural disasters have causes that we can explain like earthquakes. but some natural disasters like hurricanes we know that humans have a lot to do with it, with changing weather patterns and climate chaos. so you have to examine each case carefully. i would say a lot of the weather disturbances we are definitely responsible for it. but i wouldn't blame god for what we're doing. >> so, leonard, what would make a more effective political leader? a person of science or a person of faith? >> a person of faith meaning a person who believes in what? >> um -- >> can't a scientist be a person of faith? are those exclusionary, exclusive? is. >> well, a scientist or a spiritual -- >> i think if you can have attorneys that are politicians, you certainly should be able to have physicists. [laughter] [applause] i think that you need a spiritual person, a person who believes in the human spirit, who cares about people, who

her head of people or not let's say we're turning it in taxes then say spending enough then let's say working hard enough and so the government is not getting the amount of money that it needs to pay off its debts and then becomes less credit worthy and then. the borrowing costs go up so we thought it would be clearer can i ask you i mean absolutely on this i think the kind of kind of a little bit what robert is saying is here is that you could do that in the nation state level can't shoot but you can't do it the way the euro is set up now because just what you just said makes perfect sense but you can't do it to do it then you have to have brussels decide to schooling system in italy in the in the in the plumbing system in spain and that is this is not something that's going to happen anytime soon nor would it be popular the idea of the eurozone from my perspective on the one hand i can see many arguments for it and on the other hand i can see many arguments against it i think at its inception there were many reasons to be skeptical but also be optimistic right now we're seeing a lot

what is the attorney saying about incident?aught up with his attorney at a parking garage and he says his client is innocent of all of the charges and speaking specifically about the incident that you referred to, the alleged rape in the showers at penn state that coach mcqueary claim dozen is witnessed saying the client is innocent of that charge and he is going to be able to prove it. and he was able to locate the alleged victim, referred to as victim two in the grand jury report and he says the young man is going to testify that nothing sexual took place. listen. >> the young man now came to me and said i believe i was that young boy, and he said nothing of a sexual nature occurred at that time or any other time and jerry was super to me and we still friends and liz mother came with him and said the whole family has been friends with jerry and his wife for years. >> an on stock kill will be proving the young man they are speaking to is, in fact, the same person identified as victim two, in the shower, almost 10 years ago. th

a robbery on camp us in about a year and necessity say the key to solving this -- they say the key to solve is this crime is the video of the suspect. this is video of one of the suspects involved in a robbery on maryland's campus. surveillance cameras caught him after the robbery walking into a college park store. police say the crime happened thursday night around 11:45 near cecil hall. >> one of our students was walking on the south part of campus toward knox road when two males approached him, bumped into him, engaged him in short conversation. our student turned to walk away and he was accosted by one of the men who put a knife to his throat. >> reporter: the student was not hurt, but the robbers took his money, wallet and cell phone. right after the crime police sent out this text alert warning students. >> i was actually really scared. i woke up to -- at like 3:00 and got a text from maryland and it was like nerve wracking. >> i was shocked. i was worried because i wanted to be in a safe environment, but hopefully this doesn't happen again. >> reporter: police say there are cam

if you didn't say it there, why is he saying it there.we take him at his word, that he did intervene and went to police, the question becomes why didn't the police then investigate? are the police now covering up the fact they didn't investigate? and are they also on the take? i don't want to sound the alarm of the conspiracy theory in every corner, but this case continues to get stranger and stranger. so, look, this is a setback for the prosecution. if mike mcqueary is saying, look, i told the police this and it's not contained in the grand jury report, somebody is lying. >> wendy, if you're the prosecutor in this case, number one, you don't want your witnesses talking in public in any case, especially a case so sensitive. when you have a grand jury report that says one thing and e-mails from the only alleged eyewitness we know of that says other things, i assume that has to worry you because it makes the credibility of a very, very important witness in question. >> he is a very important witness, no doubt about it. the prosecution may w

what's he going to say? he can't say no. >> there's a lot more to talk about. a lot more specifics about the allegations, specifics of the response, how it's been handled politically and the potential impact, especially in the key early states that will be voting before you know it. but when you had this conversation with him today, you're trying to get information, facts, when did this happen, who did you talk to, what's your response? and the other thing you try to get is a sense of the candidate? did he sound rattled or confidence or nervous? >> he sounded tired, but he did sound confident. he was fairly detailed in his recollections. he remembered the moment and the details of the room he was when he had that conversation with kurt anderson. it's a he said/he said. anderson is certainly denying it strongly. but it is the kind of conversation you would have in a campaign. they never did actually do the opposition research that's typically done on your own candidate, but they discussed the possibility of it according to cain, and cain said, i have to bring th

i don't know what to say. as a mother it is upsetting. >> i'm blown away come lostly. >> reporter: penn state's athletic director tim curly and administrator gary schultz stepped down amid charges they covered up sandusky's crimes. >> if these allegations are true this goes to the top of the athletic department of penn state. one would have to think that there would have to be some kind of housecleaning. >> reporter: penn state board held an emergency meeting yesterday. they did not discuss the possible resignation of legendary coach paterno. he was told in 2002 that sandusky was caught having sex with a 10 year poll buy if a locker room shower. authorities say -- paterno reported the incident to the administrators who failed to act in a statement coach paterno said he was surprised, shocked and saddened to hear about the charges. >>> another big story, tens of thousands in the northeast looking at several more days without power in the wake of last week's unusually powerful early snow storm. connecticut the h

the publisher argued gingrich says what he thinks not what he thinks you want him to say. >> we think he did well back in the 1990's bringing the republicans to power. and we think he is innovative. i don't think changing out obama will do it. >>guest: only twice since 1972 have they picked the g.o.p. nominee. >>shepard: what about the notion that the white house appears to believe the most likely candidate they will face is romney? >>guest: well, there is some concern. it will be running in six battleground states and the response did not directly address the flip-flopping but he has in the past, if you are looking for someone who has never changed any position on any policy, he told "meet the press," i'm not your guy. he told new hampshire newspaper we adversaries are call thing it a change but it is consistent. >> when rick perry got not race and numbers went up they did not panic, they are going steady and they contend, well, whether it is herman cain, michele bachmann, or whoever, they are steady. you look at the numbers romney still is well positioned. >>guest: but all four poll

he says he is talking to lawyers. he says he would like to see an independent investigation into police tactics. >> all right. christin ayers, thank you. >>> well, there is a growing battle between oakland businesses and mayor quan and today the two sides exchanged public letters. jean quan has been fighting complaints from local businesses that she is not doing enough to address the economic impact of the "occupy" encampment. today she asked those backing the "occupy" movement to get involved. and in her letter she says, we ask the many oakland individuals and organizations who have shown their concern to reach out to the encampment directly. businesses say they are tired of talking. they say that revenue is down 30 to 40% since the protests began not to mention the damage from all the violence and the vandalism. in their letter today, the local businesses say it's extremely frustrating to see that our efforts to fund improvements and improve parks and public spaces have been threatened by weak, confusing and inconsi

iowa, 48% say willard will say or do anything to win.llard would say or do anything to win. and you know what? these are republicans that are being polled. these are all just republicans. so i think that when you have that kind of burden to overcome, you might not want people to have much of a record on what you said in the past. >> i think you're right. i think that's not wrong. and the fact that mitt romney cannot catch a break and break over 20, you know, 29% approval rating or 22%, whatever, that range, really says that they have an enthusiasm for everybody but him. and that's i think what the republican party really should have, keep an eye on. the fact that they were so confident coming into the 2012 election they were going to have a grass roots tea party pace that's going to get fired up behind a candidate but now it's evenly split with everybody but him, yes, he can go ahead and be the republican nominee but are they going to fire up the pace for the tea party to come out and vote for him? i don't think so. i think that's what h

police say only 25 tents were setup. oakland's mayor says setting up tents to show protest is losing favor with occupy oakland. >> i think there is a growing part of occupy oakland that is quashing encampmentments. >> mayor quan says encampmentments will not be allowed and they say they the mayor is wrong and it's a tactic that they expect to keep using. >> i think we have a model at occupy hartford where people are preparing with wind and snow gear and he think you will see similar things here. >> reporter: as the city did in today's press conference and cited the cost to the city, $2.4 million is what the city says they have paid for, but those are figuring dating back to last week and it will go up as it doesn't include the marches yesterday or the clearing of this land this morning. >> police moved in on a occupy encampment in san francisco. ktvu's allie rasmus tells us it was an early morning raid in front of the federal reserve building on market street. >> reporter: the front of the reserve building in san francis

the pearls wrote it as a blueprint for raising children they say the way the bible commands. >> it says that if you spare the rod, you hate your child. but if you love him, you chasten him timely. >> the pearls say they're not to blame for what the family did, but spare the rod, spoil the child is a message that many fundamentalist christians and preachers embrace. you'll hear from some of them tonight. you'll hear from a woman whose parents followed the treatment when she was growing up. she calls it abuse. >> this is systemic form of brainwashing these children. >> our investigation led us to a corner of christian fundamentalism that operates almost entirely beyond the reach of authority. fundamentalist baptist homes for troubled teens. they say they help character and found wayward young christians found their way back to god. >> they bodily man hadled me to the floor. and he hit me with a board as hard as he could. and i was shocked. i had been paddled my whole life. i've never been hit like that. >> i have nightmares about it all the time. very vivid dreams like i'm trapped inside

they all say that is horrific. aspersions against an entire, you know, church organization as opposed to just bad individuals who clearly abuse a child? >> well, i think that that's where the history of the ifb has come into light now. abc/"20/20" did a documentary called "shattered faith" in which they took a year to do a piece on this culture. and the findings were, yes, this is what's being taught from the pulpits of the ifb pastors. and -- >> i should point out we called the church for a response to talk to the pastor and did not get a response. but we look forward to continuing that discussion. jocelyn, i appreciate your time tonight. thank you very much. >> sure. thank you. >> we reached out a number of times to a pastor to issue a statement. he declined. our invitation is still open. just ahead in our special report, what is really going on inside this fundamentalist baptist home for troubled teens? disturbing allegations former residents are making and the special protection the law gives religious group ho

it just says israel. it doesn't say jerusalem it just says israel.the state department says that it's justified because it did countries or palestinians may be upset if they misperceived -- >> so you're suggesting the outcome of the case would be different from your perspective converse said side jerusalem as real? >> i say it is a different case, absolutely. the important thing about the case in the statute is that it gives the individual passport holder each race. >> why is it a different case? >> it's a different case because if it were to say jerusalem, israel, there would be more of an argument. and i'm not saying i would be acknowledging impermissible. but there would be more of an argument that there appears to be initial approval -- >> there would be a greater concern -- the concern on the part of the executives would be adverse political reaction would have a greater degree of credibility. >> somewhat greater degree. >> so we are supposed to decide whether or not the executive is correct in saying that it is a significant problem and she say

no one is saying what will happen but facebook executives say they have nothing more to say till theyresearching the tax laws. >>> tomorrow is a big day for the high-speed rail project. the board will get a report on the $43 billion cost. some people wonder if train commuters will travel between the bay area and los angeles. but some say the cost is worth it. >> i like it. i am from los angeles. >> california voters approved $9 billion for the rail. the obama administration promised 3.5 billion. the first stretch of the project is planned to be built near fresno. >>> long commutes can be good for the economy. commuting long distances have a negative effect on people's sleep patterns. however people with long commutes are likely to have better jobs and homes. that's good for the economy. >>> worry for college freshman. freshman 15. turns out it may not exist. after studying 7400 people, most students don't gain the 15 pounds. they found women only gained 2 2.5 pounds. men, 3 pounds. they do gain weight steadily over time in college. >>> a connection has been made between music and colo

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oak ran says the occupy protesters -- oakland says the occupy protesters can use the plaza for speeches and rallies but they cannot set up tents there. >>> we notice had the a kaiser permanente office building is boarded up. the building is across from snow park where a few occupies have set up a second camp. people there said they're worried that police will come and break up their encampment. some three dozen officers are there and told ktvu they are monitoring the situation. >>> the park in manhattan that has been home to the occupy wall street movement is free of tents tonight. new york police cleared out the campers this morning. coming up at 10:30, the legal back and forth over enforcing a ban on camping there and where the movement goes from here. and stay with ktvu for coverage. >>> new at 10:00, a vote by the santa clara city council moves the 49ers one big step closer to building a new stadium in the south bay. lloyd lacuesta is live now in santa clara and tell us there are still hurdles ahead for the nearly $1 million project, lloyd. >> julie the 49ers football team has lost

he can say what he needs to say. the problem is he keeps saying different things.or example, now he remembers even the gesture that he made according to one of the interviews he did last night, what exactly may have led to one of these accusations of sexual harassment. and the standards have changed over the past 15, 20 years to the point you just made though. he needs to lay out exactly what the case is, tell people, look them in the eye and say this is what the case s. he's done that several times. the problem is he's looked them in the eye and said different things. that doesn't play well. by the way, by leaving some factors ourkts i think he's telling people what they need to know, what he thinks is important for them to know. i don't believe people like to be told that. they want to be given the facts so they can decide what's important and not important about this. herman cain needs to do that and do it very quickly i think. >> even the amount of the settlement. if it was $10,000, most people would say this is a nuisance case and they wanted her to go away. i

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a claim he's denying. >> he's saying it's not a sexual relationship in response to you saying it wasars. he's denying that. are you sticking by your original story that it was a sexual relationship? >> absolutely. i can only imagine -- i can't imagine him actually confirming. it's the name of the game i guess. >> reporter: white went to say to anyone questioning her credibility she has no reason to lie. she also said this was not something she wanted to do. >> i couldn't imagine anyone coming out and lying about this. who would want this? it's really not been fun. >> cain admits to knowing ginger white, but tells cnn's wolf blitzer there was no sexual relationship. >> tell us about the nature of your relationship with this woman. >> friend, and trying to help a friend because not having a job, et cetera, and this sort of thing. that's all there is to the relationship. and here again, i don't know what's going to be claimed in the story. there was someone who was supposed to be a friend, but obviously they didn't see it as a friendship. >> when you say friend, i'm asking -- these are

can i say? sad. >> murray's attorney promised to appeal the verdict, murray who prosecution portrayed as reckless, will be sentenced november 29th. >> authorities say a fire causing an explosion in an east bay shopping mall was intentionally set and happened just after 3:00 this morning in hayward. sheriff investigators sifted through rubble and reported finding several items at the scene. and this blaze originated in a hip-hop store. a small explosion and fire blew glass and debris. >> started to review a lot of different things. and there is different thing that's come into play that. is how we solve crimes. >> the owner tells axe bc 7 news he's on the store and shop next to it for 12 year autos a lot more to bring you at 5:00 serious questions about penn state child abuse scandal and whether coach pit terno could have done more to prevent it and freezing cost with frost for some tonight. how low temperatures will go and will have election-day forecast coming up. >> and doctors can determine w

say, if the committee fails, the democrats are saying, you know what?se cuts may not be so bad because we've walled off the entitlements and protected the poor and they only take effect in january of 2013 and by the way, half the cuts come from defense spending and republicans are saying, you know what? we can try and roll back the defense spending cuts and let the democrats take us on on that one. so if they fail, they are trying to figure out ways to get around it. but they lose credibility with the public. >> why do these budget talks come down to the last possible moment, day? >> well, it is as if congress understands that it's become a crisis-activated institution, period. they r they set this deadline at thanksgiving and they say, we want to get this done for the holidays. we have to set this crazy deadline for ourselves but guess what, in the end, they may not make it and it just made slide and i think they are the ones who are going to suffer. because the american public is going to say, you promised us that this was going to be a solution when

some say it's disturbing.t if you could take years offer your face by using what's inside your own body? using your blood to turn back the hands of time. here's an in-depth look as what's known as the vampire facelift. tonight at 11:00 after "law & order svu." >>> brent canon has a preview of our 7:00 newscast. i know you have a lot of interesting stories. >> tonight a top chevron executive will join us to talk about the oil prices, and also clean tech. there's a form going on in the south bay tonight. gavin newsome talks to me about the new tuition increases that were approved today, and the next mission to mars. a nasa scientist joins me with what they're looking for this time. that's coming up in a couple of minutes on comcast 186 or off the air at 11:00. >> you get to go in depth on a lot of these issues. >> that's what i love about it. >> that is great. >> thank you. >> have a great evening. we'll hope to see you back here at 11:00 as well. >> bye-bye.

>> i like to say everything in moderation. you can have it but don't go hog wild. >> get the fiber and the fruits and vegetables, too. >> especially if you're trying to lose weight. don't pile on the bacon and sausage. >>> live chopper shots at frank ogawa plaza, multiple units on scene, ambulance, police. we are getting reports shots have been fired at the "occupy oakland" encampment the details are sketchy but police responded to frank ogawa plaza. first reports indicate that one person has been hit. now, we don't know if that person was seriously injured. but we spoke to robert lyles who said that person was being transported on a gurney to the loppet. again, shots fired at "occupy oakland." we will have more details later on in this newscast. families this holiday season. we've kicked off our "food for >>> once again, cbs 5 is teaming up with whom foods to feed hungry families this holiday season. we have kicked off our "food for bay area families" fundraiser. let's go to roberta in oakland. roberta. >> reporter: hi, eliza

you say?, look, when i first saw this, i thought it was a "saturday night live" comedy routine. are you kidding? i mean, a reporter from a major news organization asking if republics are uninformed, out of touch, or irresponsible? president obama even looked embarrassed by the question. it looked like. >> bill: he look at little perplexed. >> during that pause i thought he was going to say hey man, listen, i know you guys love me and for good reason you love me, but this is embarrassing. look, i have -- i have followed this for decades. and i don't think i have ever seen a case so unvarnished in terms of bias as this. i have said on this program more than once, bill, i have said on this program that bias is rarely blatant. this is jaw droppingly blatant. >> bill: the only escape hatch that mr. lothian has if s. if he was going for this big reaction. he wanted to provoke mr. obama to say these people are pinheads. >> he has no escape hatch. that was the most ridiculous question i have ever hear

his friends call him cachi and say he loves serving others. >> i think him giving his life says it all. he was very did he veted to his family. to his friend and to his country. >>reporter: the friends say he gnaw he wanted to serve in the military at young able. he enlisted in the marines with nine of his friends shortly after graduating from eye school in 2010. his parents say they are grateful for all the support they have received since their son's death. >>> new violence in the stand at frainer game. police arrested 7 people yesterday 2 suspected gang members. police say they were beating a third man. 2 more were arrested for swearing at fans. and fifth man was arrested on outstanding warrant. when the 2 friends trade to intervene, well, police arrested them, too. >> dramatic scene early today in san francisco when police and pwriv bystanders rescued map from a burning car. this is video taken just after the driver was pulled from the lincoln town car. despite the flames 2 police officers and 2 good samaritan risk their own lives to save his. they break the car window. one officer

his boss says he was never notified? we wantsed to know, was there a university procedure who should be told and when at that time? if so, was that ignored? were facts kept from paterno or is there reason to think he's being less than truthful. jerry larro, the child welfare investigator won't go on camera. when we asked lisa powers about it last week, she said, i don't have a comment to this question. it's my understanding that there is no formal protocol in place, these issues are handled on a case by case basis. that's not much help in determining how much joe paterno or other staff members knew. the new york times cited prosecutors, university counsel, a guy named wendell courtney knew of the 1998 alleged incident. prosecutors say he believed that penn state's athletic director tim curley knew of the investigation and allegation and was unsure if other people in senior positions at the university knew of the episode. curley was joe paterno's boss, he's now facing charges of lying to the grand jury about lying about w

the bbc says saysty was a u.s.dier. >>> well, new this morning, a major league baseball player from the netherlands has been killed. his brother has been arrested as his suspected killer. >>> police in the netherlands say seattle mariners, greg halman was stabbed to death early today. officers arrested his 22-year- old brother but no charges have been filed. the 24-year-old halman played in 35 games for the mariners last season before he was sent down to the minors. >>> tragedy at this weekend's philadelphia marathon. police say 21-year-old college student jeffrey lee and a 40- year-old man both died while running yesterday's race. it's believed they both had heart attacks. they were close to the finish line when any collapsed. ten other runners were sent to the hospital during the race. >>> eight minutes before 9:00. on a mission to save thanksgiving, hue a target employee has parked -- has sparked an online movement. is >>> the -- story of two lovers topped the box office. the by lawsuit saga's "breaking dawn par

any detective in the world would say -- i shouldn't say obviously. he was the most likely suspect by far. no democrat would leak this. >> why do you say no democrat? because at this point they would hold on to it? >> a democrat doesn't want to get rid of cain right now. i mean, come on, get real. and it was all a bunch of -- >> some of these charges maybe some women felt like they were sexually harassed. maybe cain didn't feel like he sexually harassed them. this stuff doesn't have a clear-cut definition. we find out one of these women was paid $35,000. as senator graham points out after you take out attorney's fees that's not a heck of a lot of money. but sure cain, not telling the truth. sure perry's behind this. if i was perry i don't blame him for being behind it. he's got to do something and he gains from it. >> but james, where do you think this goes? if it's true to gloria's reporting that the lawyer's just thinking about having this woman release a statement, not coming forward, does that end it? >> i don't know. it probably just ends under i

>>reporter: dismisses the movie/bookstore says that does not make him dangerous, and continues by saying excess of two decades there is not a single incidence of violence by him." and the hospital said he should be allowed longer visits with his 85-year-old mother and if they go well the hospital wants to be able to decide rather than the court, if he can live with his moment full time. >>shepard: thank you, molly. the hospital decides? instead of the court in is thatted if? is that how this works? >>arthur: that is how it works. a ward of the hospital. >>shepard: you are a ward of the hospital but you tried to kill the president. >>arthur: i don't agree at all but that is how it works. that is how they try to make it work. >>randy: i'm not surprised. the standard is, is he is threat? who is in a better position to say if she a threat than the hospital. what is great all of the segments. all about evidence. no evidence in giordano, and no evidence that he is a threat. my kids have done that, i'm going to a movie but goes to a bookstore. >>arthur: but your kid never tried to kill the pres

or i might say -- >> do you say something like captain kirk?ve the -- >> no. >> -- disciples what they want? >> no. well, i don't know what they want. and eventually -- >> well, if i was at one i'd want you to come out, do that -- >> okay. piers. you're at the convention. you're there. hello, and good evening, and piers, i see you sitting in the audience. what would you like to know? >> beam me up, scotty. >> i hate you. you're off my list. i'm never going to come on this show again. because it irked me so -- for so long, beam me up, scotty. >> why? >> i had built up -- i thought it was derision. i thought it was derisive after a while. after 30 years. and then getting into the 40th year, i thought, what the heck? why are they saying that? it must be their derision. it must be they're laughing at me. then i go see patrick stewart, and he's this great shakes pearian actor and he's dealing with captain picard like it's shakespeare. and i'm thinking, my god, i used to do that. why aren't i doing that? i've been doing this terrible thing. i shouldn

you hear on the tape he says, hello, laurie. she says, hello, bobby. kind of a case you have to confirm it. that's why we wanted to, before airing it, take the extra step to run it by a voice recognition expert who says, yes, that is the voice of laurie fine. because we compared it to other voice of laurie fine, examples we were able to provide. >> who shot the videotape of her behind a counter? >> we shot hidden camera video in 2003, which is one of the areas we had, you know, her voice on tape. so, we're able to compare her voice from 2003 and the call from 2002. that's how the voice recognition expert was able to verify for us that that was, indeed, her voice. >> now, talk to me about the legality of why that audiotape recording, why bobby davis was not breaking the law the way in which he did it? >> okay. bobby davis made the call from st. george, utah, and the call was received here in syracuse, new york. now, both of those states, utah and new york, are one-party states. what that means, by law, it is legal to record a conversation with someone w

i just wanted to say that. what say you old chum? >> well, chum, this is where i break with the governor. the tierney of the people telling us what calories are in our food is ridiculous. if you want to find out, find out yourself. look it up on the initer net. -- internet, and then take the stairs you lazy bum. you just ate a big, fat hamburger. >> why did we got to brooklyn all of a sudden? >> i am reliving this. i remember ronald reagan defined ketchup as a vegetable. just take away the dumb requirement and everyone can have therapy swraw. kids like pizza. did you ever see kids? they love it. andy, are you a kid at heart. >> i am. >> i will put the plug in again. you put the calorie component in there and the break down of carbohydrates and proteins and fats and what those are made up of, and kids will become more aware. gee, mom, i ate three pieces of pizza. >> mom should be there. >> they will become more aware when they become big old fatties. >> they are draining our broken healthcare system. >> only eat when you are hungry. g

when i say well, i should say given this time of the morning. on sunday moving if you want to see this looking good. >> it will be empty coming here. right now, not too bad. no crashes, no stalled vehicles reported on the span. that's the good news. there a is crashen the -- on the san mateo bridge eastbound. traffic is light. there's only a brief slowdown at the scene. if you heard about this crash, it won't affect you too much. 280 downtown will be slow. as you can see, it's backed up to 101. 101 is backed up from tilley all the way up to trimble. 85 to 87 in cupertino. and then it's slow at "a" street. highway 4 is not doing well. 680 is backed up from 242 down to walnut creek. it gets better at rutger. >>> before i get to our weather, some real powerhouse systems have hit across the globe. one is in the bering sea. one of the strongest in about 35 years. maybe one of the strongest ever. also, a tropical storm-like system hit the south of france which is amazing since the water is 63 and you need about 74 degrees to maintain it. there is a lo

at least he is smart to say huge mistake. >> we are saying the huge thing. kutcher was one of the first celebrities to use twitter and he hit the million follower mark before cnn. he has about 8 million. >>> online game maker is asking employees to give back stock options. according to the wall street journal, the san francisco based company wants some of its early employees to give back stock ahead of the initial public offering. tech analysts say it's not that unusual, but still it is not good for pr. >> this kind of indicates that zynga didn't get good advice in the early years. it's going to upset the employees. >> no comment from zynga. they plan to launch after thanksgiving. >>> the silver and black usually shine in prime time. the raiders have first place in their grasp. the minute is next. from 20 leading brands, including barista prima. it's the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. way to brew. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so so

and canada on libya and the keystone pipeline, and the department saying a few days ago, saying they're now going to delay any of this movement forward as they review this under heavy pressure from environmental groups and don't like the idea of the pipeline, going from canada right now through the united states, interesting statements from the white house a short time ago saying that the during the meeting, the president's announcement recording the need to seek additional information about the keystone pipeline proposal to ensure that all questions are properly addressed and all the potential impacts are properly understood and you know, the troops in u.s. and others and very upset and think it will have a big economic impact to delay this, in fact, the canadian prime minister is quoted earlier, saying he's disappointed by the u.s. decision though he did ask if he thinks eventually it will move forward, but likely be, if it does move forward after the 2012 election, this was too much of a political hot potato for the obama administration, harris. >> interesting, we've seen the critici

he says mr.t we could see other baseless allegations made against him as this appalling smear campaign continues. j.d. gordon goes on to say he has never acted in the way alleged by inside the beltway media and his distinguished record over 40 years spent climbing the corporate ladder speaks for itself. he adds since his critics have not been successful in attacking his ideas, they are resorting to bitter, personal attacks. mr. cain deserves better. that statement coming from the spokesman. we'll have more coming up. it's escalating in dramatic ways today. >>> other important news, new steps by president obama to try to repair bridges and roads, create jobs along the way across the country. his latest attempt to bypass congress is pouring more fuel on the tensions between the two parties in washington. let's bring in dan lothian with more. >> today, the president in both god and reagan, all part of his big push to create more jobs, bring down the unemployment rate. the backdrop today was the key