samuel, thanks for joining us on a difficult day. how are you doing on a day you celebrate your daughter's life and a day you say goodbye. how are you doing? >> as good as anybody could under these circumstances. if it wasn't for all the support of everybody across the country and especially here in jacksonville, you know, it would really be tough to handle it. the love and the prayers fills your heart so you can go on another day. >> you are in our thoughts and prayers, sir, we can tell you about that. tell us about today's service, how somer was honored today. >> it was a beautiful service. they had singers. one of her favorite songs was "you are my sunshine." everybody broke down crying when they sang that. all the people along the streets had purple balloons going up in the air. it was just amazing, the love that was shown for somer today. and it fills my heart. i want to say god bless everybody and i love you all. >> i'm sure that is so much appreciat appreciated. is there a memory you cling to of little somer? >> there's lots o

samuel, let me start with you. i know in having lost family members myself, it's those days after that get difficult. i want to start on a human level here. yesterday you celebrate little somer's life. there's people around you. is today more difficult? you know, have you really come to realize that she is gone? >> yes. you know, at first you're in shock, and then as time progresses on, you know, it really starts to set in how heavy the loss of somer is, and, yeah, it gets harder every minute. especially until we catch this guy. >> samuel, let's talk about that. are you focusing now on that, just the -- just finding who did this? and what are police telling you at this point? >> well, the police aren't saying all lot right now becaus they have to keep all of their evidence under wraps right now. whoever's out there, they don't want them to have the information that they know. so right now, you know, i have to just focus on -- on the hopes and prayers that we catch this guy because if i let myself think of the horri

police believe that samuel has been painting graffiti across campus since the middle of august. there are also references to a of hitler and the gunmen that killed 32 people on campus in 2007. >>> a cbs employee is out on bail after being charged with trying to extort millions of dollars from david letterman. letterman broke the story himself. >> i have had sex with women who work for me on the show. now, my response to that is, yes i have. >> to the comedian admitted to being sexually involved with female co-workers. the veteran producer for the cbs show "48 hours" has pleaded not guilty. letterman married at regina this last march after dating here for 23 years. >>> also tonight, a california judge sees no need to get future updates on michael jackson's children after recent report found that they are adjusting well to their grandmother's care. the pop star chose kathryn jackson to care for his children. a courthouse appointed her to the permanent guardian. the state has begun paying a $60,000 a month stipend for their care. >>> hoping to get a little bit of your money, arch c

with me now, the man, himself, samuel wurzelbacher, aka, joe the plumber. what should i call you?uel joseph wurzelbacher. i go by my middle name. >> you're not a plumber, are you? >> i really am a plumber. just not licensed in ohio. they had that part correct, mainstream media. i used to teach in the military. i plumbed all over from alaska. >> you plumbed. i love it. these t.e.a. parties going. t-e-a stands for taxed enough already. >> it's gone way beyond that. >> back in april when you guys were t.e.a. partying in wisconsin, right, you were actually protesting george bush's tax laws. not obama's. did you even know that? >> well, actually, they bring a lot of different speakers on. i'm there to talk about common sense and a good, strong work ethic that is all about being american, democrat or republican. i can't sit there and talk about fond du lac. i was in lansing and then in atlanta with sean hannity. >> i realize you can't speak for every t.e.a. party. that particular t.e.a. party. it struck me because it sounded silly to me because they were mad at obama but it was really a

>> with us right now, i'm hearing in my ears a very special guest, samuel thompson. this is somer thompson's father. mr. thompson, thank you for being with us. >> thank you very much for having me. >> mr. thompson, i know that your grief is overwhelming especially because you were in another town. you weren't there right on the scene when everything happened. i remember when i became a crime victim, i wasn't on the scene. i was a couple hundred miles away. and i felt so helpless. there was nothing i could do, nothing i could do. to change anything. how did you learn somer was missing? >> about 6:25 that evening, i got a call from the clay county sheriff's department, and the first thing he said was, mr. thompson, don't freak out, but your daughter is missing and we're going to find her. so at that time, that's when i realized my daughter was missing, and i can't tell you the wave of pain and fear that runs over you -- your body through your mind. you feel like your heart is just going to stop at that time. >> mr. thompson, my whole family -- myself, my husband, my mo

with me now, the man, himself, samuel wurzelbacher, aka, joe the plumber. what should i call you? i go by my middle name. >> you're not a plumber, are you? >> i really am a plumber. just not licensed in ohio. i used to teach in the military. i plumed all over from alaska -- >> you plumbed. i love it. these t.e.a. parties going. t-e-a stands for taxed enough already. >> it's gone way beyond that. >> back in april when you guys were t.e.a. partying in wisconsin, right, you were actually protesting george bush's tax laws. not obama's. did you even know that? >> well, actually, they bring a lot of different speakers on. i'm there to talk about common sense and a good, strong work ethic that is all about being american, democrat or republican. i can't sit there and talk about fond du lac. i was in land sing. >> i realize you can't speak for every t.e.a. party. that particular t.e.a. party. it struck me because it sounded silly to me because they were mad at obama but it was really about bush. >> that's the point. the t.e.a. party movement isn't against obama. it's against government an

the witness is samuel brown. he's an eyewitness of the shooting of shay jenkins.is is live out of miami. >> listen to my question. you've always told the police in this case that you could identify the defendant if you saw him. right? >> yes, ma'am. >> just a second. no further questions. >> cross-examination? >> good afternoon, mr. brown. >> how you doing? >> i'm doing well. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> thank you. i just have a few questions for you. >> you can ask me anything you want to ask me. going to tell you no. -- i' let's talk about those three men that you saw on the sidewalk. you were sleeping. >> i was sleeping. >> at your girlfriend's house? >> i sure was. >> her name was peaches? >> that's right. >> you were woken up? >> what's that now? >> you were woken up? >> that's right. >> by what you thought were fire crackers. >> i thought was fire crackers. >> you heard peaches yell? >> i heard somebody yell. >> it was a woman? >> that's right. >> and said they are shooting at that boy. >> that's -- yeah. >> you sprung up? >> yes. i got up. >> rus

justice samuel alito noted that even that right has limits and asked tongue in cheek just how far it should reach. quote, what about people who like to see human sacrifices? suppose that is legally taking place some place in the world? i mean, people here would love to see it live, pay per view, you know on the human sacrifice channel." while leaving that debate for another day, opponents of the law argue it is too broad saying it could penalize people who do hunting videos or journalists trying to document legitimate stories. the law does allow some exceptions, including some with religious or educational value. justice streve briar quoted "rather than let the public guess as to what these words mean, ask congress to write a statute that aims at the frightful things it was trying to prohibit." they're trying to save the statute as is, saying no one wants to see animals tortured or kills. >> these are rim legal activities in every state in the nation. you should not be able to get an exemption because you are building it and claiming this is expressive content. >> it could be months

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>> with us right now, i'm hearing in my ears a very special guest, samuel thompson.s father. mr. thompson, thank you for being with us. >> thank you very much for having me. >> mr. thompson, i know that your grief is overwhelming especially because you were in another town. you weren't there right on the scene when everything happened. i remember when i became a crime victim, i wasn't on the scene. i was a couple hundred miles away. and i felt so helpless. there was nothing i could do, nothing i could do to change anything. how did you learn somer was missing? >> about 6:25 that evening, i got a call from the clay county sheriff's department, and the first thing he said was, mr. thompson, don't freak out, but your daughter is missing and we're going to find her. so at that time, that's when i realized my daughter was missing, and i can't tell you the wave of pain and fear that runs over you -- your body through your mind. you feel like your heart is just going to stop at that time. >> mr. thompson, my whole family -- myself, my husband, my mother, my father -- we wer

joining us by phone, a very special guest, joining us by phone from orange park, florida is samuel thompsonther of somer. thank you for being with us, again. >> caller: thank you for having me, very much. >> well, you have heard what mr. edwards said. what are your thoughts right off the top of your head? >> well, my first thoughts are if he's the guy who killed my little girl, i want the first ten seconds with him. my second thought is, god says i have to forgive this man for what he's done. i have, in jesus name. but, i want him punished to the full extent of the law. if florida has the death penalty, he deserves it. but, if this is not the man who hurt my little girl, then he doesn't deserve the punishment for what happened to my girl. i want the right person. i want justice to be served the way it's supposed to be. and, i can't tell you the pain with this person who took my daughter from me put me through. i don't want to take my next breath. god tells me to go on. >> mr. thompson, i don't know how you are doing it. i really don't. all my years of law enforcement, crimes against childre

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samuel alito will talk about the role of the courts and how he talks about the role of being a juniorat is tonight at 9:00 p.m.. you can see these on line on our web site at c-span.org. there is a lot of other content there for your education. san diego is up next on the republican line. caller: i was going to say buy gold and silver coins while you still can. obama is in over his head, so by some silver right now. host: dallas, texas on our democrat line. caller: i was trying to get in earlier when you had it about afghanistan. what i think should happen is instead of sending more troops, they have been over there time after time. what they need to do, remember when they had the debates for health care, all the people who had guns? let's round them up and send them over to afghanistan. but if they come back, and a -- then they can just run the country like they're trying to do now. it is ridiculous. all of them should come out of afghanistan and iraq. we have no business trying to tell somebody else what to do. look how we treat our president. we call him hitler, socialism, the count

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beth did say this person, samuel brown, has health issues. putting it out there but i'm not suggesting that he's been pressured. but i want to know from you -- >> conspiracy theory, right? very dramatic. >> there is a question i want to ask you with your expertise as a psychotherapist. do you need to threaten someone directly in order for that someone to feel a threat? >> no. i mean, somebody could just, you know, one moment, just a knee jerk reaction, be quite honest, then after thinking about it, have time to get more fearful over time and think about the realities of their situation. again, we have to remember that some of these people are living in a very different world where the police can't protect them. they may not have money. people who we might view as evil, they might perceive as something very different. >> like protective in some way? >> exactly. exactly. >> these are damon darling's parents. excuse me. i beg your pardon. sherdavia jenkins' parents. i so take that back. a positive i apologize profusely. this is shay jenkins mom,

joining us by phone, a very special guest, joining us by phone from orange park, florida is samuel thompson. thompson, thank you for being with us, again. >> caller: thank you for having me, very much. >> well, you have heard what mr. edwards said. what are your thoughts right off the top of your head? >> well, my first thoughts are if he's the guy who killed my little girl, i want the first ten seconds with him. >> i don't blame you. >> my second thought is, god says i have to forgive this man for what he's done. i have, in jesus name. but, i want him punished to the full extent of the law. if florida has the death penalty, he deserves it. but, if this is not the man who hurt my little girl, then he doesn't deserve the punishment for what happened to my girl. i want the right person. i want justice to be served the way it's supposed to be. and, i can't tell you the pain with this person who took my daughter from me put me through. i don't want to take my next breath. god tells me to go on. >> mr. thompson, i don't know how you are doing it. i really don't. all my years of law enforcement,

. >> reporter: chief investigator albert samuels is in his 13th year at detroit's wayne county morgueays he's never seen anything like it a. record number of unclaimed corpses filling the freezer at 1300 east warren street. >> i have to believe it's because of the economic problems we're having. some people don't come forward even though they may know the people here. they don't have the money. >> reporter: darryl and cheryl did come forward. and they had just identified their late aunt. but like more and more people in detroit, they left their loved one behind. >> we try to do everything we can. but the money is just not there. >> reporter: the money would usually be there, but with detroit's economic struggles, wayne county's budget for burying the unclaimed dead ran out in june. people can apply to the state for funds, but it can take weeks, sometimes months for an application to be processed. >> to be pushed to the side and say that there's no financing or no help available, you know, it breaks your heart to know that you have a loved one sitting there in cold storage and there's

we are going to talk with her father samuel just get his emotions on this day as he -- i'm sure therea part of him, that yes, you celebrate the life of your daughter but it has to be so difficult as well. >> 7! >> such a cute little girl. we'll get the latest on the investigation. who could have done that to her. take your calls at 1-877-tell-hln. also this story, richelle. couple in bed sleeping middle of the night. next thing you know there is a car on top of them. we are going to talk to that couple. i mean to wake up to that a vehicle on top of you. an engine in your face. hot car fluids dripping on you. a hot muffler on your legs. we'll get the entire story. that's coming up on "prime news." take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. e-mails, cnn.com/primenews. or text us at hln tv. >> some details on the driver involved, like what in the world? just stick around for that, too. you're like what? all right, talk to you soon, mike. >>> a man is causing a bit of an uproar in new mexico. he bought a hotel there, then he started making hispanic workers speak english around him, and also accused