so larry didn't want sarah around.>> you know, this sounds to me like two people who both love lee lisa and want the other out of the way. >> that's it. that's exactly it. it was a love triangle, and one of them had to go. >> reporter: sarah, said prosecutor testa, was enjoying a very fancy life with elisa, and larry was simply in the way. if your theory is right, these are two kind of good-time girls who have this great relationship and living off the proceeds of larry, why get rid of him? they had no motive. >> larry was elisa's golden goose, but elisa was sarah's golden goose, and sarah was about to be cut out of this whole triangle. larry had just told her two days before he was killed, you know, that he wanted her gone, he wanted her fired. >> reporter: so, said testa, it was sarah who had the motive to kill larry. sarah's lawyer, of course, saw it differently. >> it seems like the classic instance of, you know, evil sort of wrapping around a sweet young little baby. >> reporter: at the trial, defense attorney kev

and that amina's school and sarah's school is very important. he talked to sarah.e talked to amina. we decided we were going to go back and wait it out. >> so the girls willingly went back? >> yes. >> did they fear what would happen to them? >> no, because when we talked to yaser it was like everything was okay. it was like nothing had happened. >> everything was not okay. far from it. >> fox news reporting honor killing in america returns after the break. ♪ [ ma announcer ] four seats, 4-wheel drive, fully independent suspension. the gator xuv 550 s4. owthe off-road. and she's looking directly at our new lumia, thank you at&t. first, why don't you show her the curved edge... now move on to the slick navigation tiles -- bam, riht into the people hub. semegan, colin has lots of friends. hey, colin, what ki of phone is that? whaaa -- oh megan -- when did you get here? [ clears throat ] ohh yea no, let's... [ male announcer ] introducing the beautifully different nokia lumia 900. only from at&t. rethink possible. only from at&t. managing my diabetes ibetween takingife

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humidity, down, sarah, right? >> i can tell. >> a good hair day. the wind will be gusting to about 15. that is the only weather

i do agree with sarah. but i think i'd also point out too that there are some different dynamics that technology and social media are bringing to the way the electorate is going to consume this election. and i think that what we're going to see as we've seen in the past is that technology tends to build every four years. you see a real examination by the public in engaging in thank you technologies to examine one of the most important decisions someone can make. in terms of the news media i think that's something we're going to talk about more on the panel. i'm looking forward to it. but also there's an additional component that we'll begin to see in 2012 and probably even more so in 15 and 16, which is the way you all communicate to each other and the way you're using communications to talk to the prusted friends and family that you have. already, and we're here in the sort of -- the belly of innovation in silicon valley, there's a startup in san francisco called photosin. and it turns your voter precinct

here is sarah caldwell and traffic pulse 11.e to get you where you need to go. accidents all around big area. we have one on the outer loop of 795 k12 miles per hour approaching that scene. we will look at in a moment. we have an overturned vehicle to report on eastbound 100 and ritchie highway. heavier delays in the westbound direction. southbound 29 near the river's edge road, we are attracting an earlier accident, and not just in delays southbound left over. harbor tunnel, we are looking at a big backup on 95, much of this in due to an earlier accident. 11 mi. per hour from the harford county line. falls road, all lanes are closed due to a downed tree. avoid that if you can. live view of traffic, southbound traffic, that is the pace of things at 32. that is the west side, northwest corner, very heavy. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the weather is a little better than it was yesterday. you will probably run into some drizzle. forecast for today, a mixture of clouds and a little bit of sunshine. we will create a few

certainly sarah palin was a shocker the last time. buzz about mike huckabee. he is popular with strong conservative credentials. he has name recognition. do you think there is any chance, senator, that romney will go bold with somebody like mike huckabee? >> i think the problem at the moment for mr. romney is he has to find his way back somewhere towards the center. this primary season is taking the far fringe right. his trick is going to be to try to move a little closer to the center. let me say with respect to rubio i don't think he is ready. with respect to christy i mention his name, as well. that adds a volatility to the ticket. >> what about jeb bush? do you think jeb bush is somebody that democrats wouldn't want mitt romney to choose? >> i think it takes a while to get over the bush brand. i don't think he will be selected. >> i think from a purely democratic standpoint who do you think senator the democrats would love of the names that are out there most to have him pick? who is the weakest candidate of those that are really

sarah touched on something that is at the core of this. which is the idea of authenticity and trust. ultimately in any competitive the election it comes down authenticity and trust, assuming it's a competitive the election and i think that's even more so in online and social media in terms of how people engage and interact. my guess is we're a little bit in the middle of the evolution. at the end of the day i run any number of campaigns. the initiative campaigns. nothing defeats paid television. we do a lot on social media platforms. they do have an impact particularly on advocacy and organizing. but when it comes down to convincing the band of voters who are uncommitted or undecided, and inelegant and inartful and the proverbial hammer hitting the mosquito there's nothing that moves you like paid television. does that have the potential to evolve? yes. >> if i could add a little something to chris because i think there's an important thing for people to consider on the television point which is, you know, you mentioned is there something

sarah wants to get a gig at a teacher before she starts to plan the big wedding. so congratulations to the two. >> very nice. memorable, too tell the kids, grand kids. >> in fact, nobody who is in the audience will forget. they won't remember a word about the graduation speech, but they will remember that. >> who spoke at the graduation? i don't know. >> keep an umbrella handy, looking at periods of rain and showers and even thunderstorms through wednesday, but the payoff will be nice, derek. let's start with live look outside from our live weather cam brought to you by michael and son. we're looking at temps in the 60s, still light rain, dew point 64, pressure falling a tad in the last hour 30.03 inches of mercury and winds east, northeast at 6. the winds should eventually become more southwesterly tomorrow and that will give us a little drier air and better chance of seeing a couple breaks in the cloud cover. a live doppler 9000, zoom into the south now and nothing is particularly heavy. mainly just green, shades of green which is light from manassas towards woo

and sarah you hit it out of the park. and anyone who is on my side of the aisle, who fundamentally believes the country will be a lot better place for the next four years if barack obama is re-elected has got to be absolutely thrilled for the historic steps that took today. what it means for our country and there what it means for his reelection. >> i have absolutely confidence in john haller and i would like to ask him to come up. i would like to personally thank the three of you. i know you are busy and lead complicated lives. but let me turn the floor over no john. >> please keep your seat for now richard. please join me in thanking the pan people panel. >> i think you know one of my favorite quotes about the museum was given to me by a member a couple of years ago who said this is the switzerland of silicon valley. so i hope we'vead

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. not bad as you start out. speeds around 59 on the north side. 33 on the west side. starting to see a sluggish spot at baltimore national pike. 61 as you travel south on 95 from the white marsh area. speeds around 65 on southbound 83 at shawan road. 63 on 70 east towards the beltway. this is on the traffic and still very light over towards the j.f.x. not tracking any delays on the beltway through town on the j.f.x. looking good at north avenue. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> you can tell that things are better this morning and then yesterday. no rain to contend with. there could be some popping up later on. 61 in parkton. 64 in rising sun. a mixture of sun and clouds. with a slight chance for a shower or thunderstorm. most of you will have a dry day. it will be warm. here is keith mills. >> thank you. good morning. the orioles rebound from a tough loss an. the orioles beat the yankees one night after playing a sloppy game. adam jones set the tone once again. off of cc sabat

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that was sarah palin speaking to sean hannity in january. when palin sat down with hannity last night she magically no longer harbored concerns about mitt romney's record on so-called job creation. >> obama doesn't understand the free market system, and he will condemn private equity because he doesn't understand the benefits of private equity in job creation. >> the new nbc news wall street journal poll released this evening shows what americans think about bain capital. 9% describe their feelings toward bain capitol as positive. 19% describe their feelings as negative. 53% are not sure or not familiar with bain capital. the nbc news poll shows president obama holding a narrow lead over mitt romney. obama polls at 47%. four points ahead of romney's 4 #%. joining us now is karen finney. former dnc communications director and current political analyst. jonathan capehart. "washington post" writer. thank you to all of you for joining me tonight. karen, we have democrats who say they're uncomfortable criticizing mitt romney's record at bain. but

is sarah palin a force to be reckoned with in the republican party?is a forth to be reckoned with in the tea party that has taken over the republican party, so i think that's fair to say. particularly in states like nebraska. you have to realize you're dealing with a very small slice of the elector rate in these republican primaries. she saw this candidate rising, came in there at the last minute, pushed her over the top, and now she is getting -- >> recognition, i'm a little more careful with my josanas. you're right about the tea party angle, her endorsement skewed towards anti-establishment types. she backed 4 1 republicans but only 23 establishment. so they have to be concerned with her, but at the same time, as a power player, she is very unpopular nationally. charts show she started out with a decent faif rablt number, a big drop leading up to a 2008 election, and steadily watched her unfaif rabvoritunfavoritivo. >> we still talk about republican establishment here in washington. basically the tea party hijacked the establishment. the three cand

good morning. >> good morning allison and sarah. this is pikachu and catalia i have the community outreach coordinator, good morning danielle who do you have with you. >> ginger one of our adoptable dogs, 4 years old, and she is very sweet and loving, she is today a little interested in the kitten. >> very interesting. >> let's talk about these kitties these are from two litters, a total of 6,. >> yes these are kittens in foster care we often get kittens that are too young to be adopted, and looking for foster homes for them and for many other people, we get so many animals in to the shelter,. >> we are signing you up as a new foster home we get so many kittens in and are always looking for foster homes. >> look at this face. how cute is she. >> the need for foster homes is there. how does that work if one wants to sign up. >> go to our website, wash humane.org and click on volunteer foster, there is a form to fill out and set you up with an orientation session and get you all set up with some annals and some instructions and go fro

i guess has sarah just said, big difference from yesterday. none of those ominous clouds in the sky. that means maybe a dry day for a change. >> generally a dry day. might be an isolated thunderstorm than today. more of the day will be dry than yesterday. still warm and humid. >> i know. i feel it. >> do you? >> every time i walk outside, i feel it. >> you get the break from the rain but guess what is coming, the heat and humidity. the humidity still sticking around with over an inch of rain at reagan national. >> we need the the rain. >> let's get to it. we are generally quiet at the moment but later today, we'll see if we don't pop a storm as we've got what we call a trough laying across the area. much of your day should be dry and partly sunny warm and humid. warmer than yesterday, today, maybe 85. currently, we are at 65 degrees. we are comfortable but with that humidity, i'm not sure we can call it comfortable. 90% humidity. winds out of the south at five miles per hour. julie just showed you in the live shot a little fog developing. ther

. >> reporter: her laugh, and smile say a lot about sarah. shea doors sitting on mom's lap. mom loves it too. it's a moment that makes it hard to believe that a court accused jessica of trying to hurt her daughter. >> she faced nine years. >> i was facing ten to 25 years in jail. >> reporter: lynn facing similar situation. both mothers on opposite sides of the country left their babies in the heat, locked inside their cars. >> i robbed him of his life. >> reporter: the morning of march 30th 2007 she was supposed to drop off her 9- month-old son with the babysitter just like any other day but a sleepless night, a change in routine and a call from work. >> office. >> reporter: contributed to a mistake. >> i turned into instant work mode. as i was on the phone passed by where i would turn to drop him off. >> reporter: instead she went to work and parked. >> right here. >> reporter: the high temperature that day, 66 degrees. this 911 call reveals what they found. >> 911 tomorrow seven hours later. >> what's going? >> the baby left -- left the baby in the car. >> no! please! >> r

first crusade good morning to sarah -- first we say good morning to sarah. >> we have a problem in pasadena, some closures in effect because of fire department activity. construction in place on the j.f.x. southbound. a left lane closure at the ruxton road on ramp as you make your way southbound on the j.f.x.. 58 on 95 from white marsh. moving well at the fort mchenry and harbor tunnels this morning. this is a 83 at shawan road. southbound traffic is not that all the way down to the beltway. on the north side of the beltway, no problems to report. light volume at dulaney valley. problem free on the entire beltway at this hour. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> a state lawmaker says he is not backing down from recent comments about african-american youths. >> now he is calling for the mayor to resign. jennifer franciotti has more. why is its focus on the mayor? >> he says the mayor is the leader of the city and she has the real power to make a difference. unless she starts in force in the nighttime curfew, she needs to step down. pat mcdonough is talking about these roving mobs of b

tony with the forecast and sarah with the latest traffic sarah with the latest traffic when we come backood morning. once again, sarah caldwell with a look at your morning commute. and we're looking at a nice start on your area roads for the exception of main street in darlington. between castle to know road and route 1. other than that, out of harford county, it looks ok. as you pass from i-70 on into town. if you want to head out on 295, the b.w. parkway checks out. 64 miles per hour on average. here's a quick, live look at traffic. the harrisburg expressway, light volume from the maryland line to the beltaway. a live sue of i-70 at 29 east and westbound traffic looking good. no problems to report all the way in toward the beltaway. that's latest on traffic pulse 11. von etta brooks now with the m.t.a. report. >> still showing a few bus diversions as the one line continues to be diverted. the 5 and 22 line diverted at sinclair, all for construction. cam done penn and brunswick lines are running problem-free. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. things are quiet for us this thursday mor

. >> congratulations, sarah, you're about to graduate. congratulations. you're also now about to get engaged. note the guy intercepting her. >> i've got a question. >> her look said what are you doing here? and the only thing i could come up with was i've got a question for . >> i nodded my head because i don't think any words were coming out of my mouth. >> you might as well brace for a lot of kissing. sarah cooper was graduating from american university planning to become a social studies teacher. her boyfriend of four years had graduated with a degree in public communications the day before. both families wanted them to finish their educations before getting married. so approximately 2 seconds after sarah got her di ploma, sam proposed. >> long story short, i didn't want to wait a second longer and so i didn't. >> checklist, cap, gown, ring? even amid all the hugging she had the presence of mind to remove her graduation camp. even members of both families were in on the engagement conspiracy but it was jaw dropping for some who weren't. sarah had warne

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we're looking at several accidents at this hour. a tractor-trailer and two passenger vehicles northbound 83, north of the beltway. as you get on to the ramp, you may start to see some delays north of the beltway on 83. they're pretty road, we have an accident. that is a fender bender. energy parkway, another accident. in pasadena, watch for fire activity at old mill road. as far as delays, we start with 83 north of the beltway. in terms of traffic, 83 is where we will probably see some delays shortly. no sign of them yet. southbound traffic is coming toward us. in terms of traffic on 97, north and southbound traffic very light at 100. we will keep you posted. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. we did have some rain last night. all that has dissipated. it should be a dry morning commute. let's let the current conditions. mid 60's. 64 at the airport. thunderstorms will redevelop this afternoon. it will be a warm and muggy day. a mixture of sun and clouds. scattered

i'm will thomas. >> i'm sarah simmons. if you are heading out to the airport trying to get out of town, you shouldn't have any airport delays at least in this area. >> yes, very nice. >> it was a nice warm one yesterday. >> today will be just as nice. in fact, a few degrees warmer than yesterday. >> all the restaurants cleaning out their outdoor tables yesterday. they were packed. >> they are waiting for us at lunch. >> happy hour. we are quiet. we've got clear skies, comfortable conditions and a little cool in a couple of spots. you can see we don't have much going o we have one or two sprinkles off the lower eastern shore. that is about it. high pressure keeping us nice and dry. 53 in washington. dulles, 43 degrees. remember, it is may. 45 in hagerstown. forecast for today, great- hooking day. friday combined with temperatures in the mid-70s and low humidity, everybody will be in a good mood guaranteed. 74 in washington. 73 in warrenton. >> repeat of yesterday. >> not so humid either. >> let's get a check of your traffic

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sarah palin, olympia snowe. there is no place for a moderate anymore. sarah palin is a star, because she has accommodated to the party's terms. unone of them. >> olympia snowe was an elected official and kept her job. sarah palin, although having been elected governor, didn't seem interested in gov kniernor. >> before we go to break, i need to make note of something that just happened across the river. this weekend is beyonce's first back on stage appearance since having her baby. just across the river last night in atlantic city. she had a very special audience member. first lady michelle obama speaking about wedging a woman, i am feeling excluded. if those two want to get together, studio 3a. come hang out in nerdlands. ♪ [ female announcer ] letting her home be turned into a training facility? ♪ this olympian's mom has been doing it for years. she's got bounty. in this lab demo, one sheet of new bounty leaves this surface cleaner than two sheets of the leading ordinary brand. bounty has trap and lock technolo

we're joined live now by sarah m.iews. >> for anything, though. >> i'm going to make the list. >> instagram. >> you have this way about you. you really do. you're so positive and this energy. how did it all get started, sarah? >> i mean, i was just -- wait wait, wait. >> are you going to show it? >> i'm going to show the picture. that's so cute. >> 4,572 now. i'm very honored. how did it all get started for you? who was the first celebrity? >> first celeb was robert hayes. oh my goodness. i didn't want to get back to homework. i ran into him. and my dad was like airplane. he happened to have a camera in the car. i took a picture with him. i was really into pop culture. i wanted to be an actress, like any other kid when i was little. and i started going to a lot of events. and i wanted to go out there and see it for myself because there was so much negative stuff about my favorite people. >> and everything you post is positive. >> everything is positive. >> and your dad struck a deal with you about doing this? >> yeah.

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. not bad out there at the moment. we start in timonium. we have an accident coming in. in harford county, route 1, the hickory bypass, we have an accident in bel air. along dixieland, fire activity to watch for in forestville. everything else is running smoothly and that includes the j.f.x. no longer any construction. that wrapped up early. the west side is running smoothly at liberty road. this is the curtis creek drawbridge. looking good at the moment to and from the key bridge. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to vanetta brooks of the mta system. good morning. >> good morning. a few busted versions this burning. the 22 line diverting and be viewed boulevard and mason because of construction. light rail and metro running problem free from end to end. i am vanetta brooks. now back to ava marie. >> thank you. you may not have any precipitation this morning but it is steamy. you may need your air- conditioning in the car. 77 downtown at the inn

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sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. your thursday morning in shaping up to be a nice ride, despite the fact that the roads are a low wet. -- are a little wet. moving well on the j.f.x., even through the construction zone. 60 on the west side approaching 70. so far so good on 70. 95 running smoothly down into howard county. same goes for 295 heading southbound to the capital beltway. 95 at the fort mchenry, southbound traffic looks good at the moment. harbor tunnel traffic equally smooth. this is 795 at franklin boulevard. more of volume on the southbound side. take your time. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> good morning. a smooth commute so far on the marc trains. no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail on schedule. construction continues on the light rail line. metro subway is on time. the 20 bus has a delay. i'm kurt kronke. now back to john collins. >> good morning. th

first we say good morning to sarah. >> good morning. a few problems. we start in jarrettsville on route 23. we have an accident. in the city, an accident and another at madison and ensor. watch for possible delays. 12 minutes in the outer loop from 795 over towards 95. this is traffic on 70 at 29. traffic looking good. further west, he spent 70 just past old national pike, we have an accident taking up the right lane. this is the j.f.x. at north avenue. delays are expected later this morning and tonight as the northbound j.f.x. was shut down between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. continued closures overnight until monday. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> face with a doomsday budget, it appears leaders have worked out a plan for a special session. >> jennifer franciotti joins us in the studio. what do we know so far? >> it looks like they will meet today. a session could be called on may 14. it would be a two -day session. they agree to the revenue package that committee members hammered out on the last day of the session. this will mean a higher ta

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. it is looking great with a few exceptions. we have an accident along bel air road. a disabled vehicle to watch for if you travel on route 24 and pulaski highway in the edgewood ty. citvicini on 95, no problems to report. looking good on 295 heading down beyond 100. no problems at the harbor tunnel with very light volume north and southbound. problem free on 695 ben broening highway. the construction at the curtis creek drawbridge is clear. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now we have a look of your moral day forecast with john collins --memorial day forecast. >> we could see a sprinkle in cecil county. some storms offshore and off the delmarva peninsula and a few showers around philadelphia. it was very active in pennsylvania and new jersey last night. there were some thunderstorms off to our east and south. 81 was the highest the airport with a trace of rain. 76 is a typical high this time of year. the yellow indicates readings around 70. 73 in annapolis. 70 at edgewood. 68 at easton. 64 on the boardwalk in ocean city.

they just had tina fey say exactly what sarah palin had said. all of the same words, in the same order, to devastating comedic effect. >> ultimately, what the bailout does is help those that are concerned about the health care reform that is needed to help shore up our economy to help, um -- it's got to be all about job creation, too. >> even though sarah palin gets all of the credit for having some really incoherent moments as a candidate in 2008, you know, john mccain actually had some of those moments too. do you remember when george stephanopoulos at abc asked john mccain about gay adoption? do you remember this moment in 2008? and all of a sudden it was like john mccain was high or something, or he was channeling miss teen south carolina? it was such a strange moment. do you remember that? >> on gay adoption, you told "the new york times" you were against it, even in cases where the children couldn't find another home. but then your staff backtracked a bit. what is your position request? >> my position is it's not the reason why i'm running

first we say good morning to sarah. >> good morning. we had an accident wrapped up at patapsco avenue and washington boulevard. that is now gone. we have some closures for preakness. rogers avenue and northern parkway will be closed until 9:00 p.m. on saturday. 61 on the north side towards the west side. 58 down towards baltimore national pike. one problem in the westminster area along route 97. word of a disabled vehicle. we update you on some of the cameras. this is 95 to and from the cecil county area. no construction and the southbound lanes. this is the j.f.x. at 41st street. moving well down towards the construction zone. we will keep you posted on delays. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> one state legislator is taking aim at the governor's office demanding something be done about what he calls mobs of young people taking over baltimore. >> he says the mayor is doing nothing about it. jennifer franciotti has more on the story. >> good morning. delegate pat mcdonough says violent crime is out of control in baltimore city.

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. an accident if you travel in joppa along southbound not to erode and 95. busy area. watch for lane closures. a closure in dundalk because of a water main break. take dundalk road as your alternate. some lane closures at patapsco avenue. there is a fire activity. still at delays, we're 61 on the north side. this is 83 at york road. southbound traffic looks great. heavier but no delays down towards the beltway. 295 checking out ok. southbound traffic down to 32, not tracking any delays. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. so far so good as far as the morning commute. 54 at the airport. you might want to take a light jacket. variable clouds or a mixture of sun and clouds. a 20% chance for a rain shower. high temperature around 70. we will check the seven-day forecast when i come back in just a few minutes. here is keith mills with good news. >> great news again. the orioles swept the red sox for the first time in the years. the first time in fenway park in almost 20

that's why i have sarah. i can believe she let the train to go without answering my questions -- i cannot believe she let the trainer go without answering my question. there is a cooler air mass behind this front. 54 in westminster. the cool air sweeping in from the northwest. in thetures in the 40's great lakes. we will dip into the 40's here is home tonight. the's the front going off coast. we will see plenty of sunshine. this front will stall south of us. low pressure developing along the carolina coast. some take it far enough or sure that it does not bother us. we will split the difference and say a slight chance for some rain and to start the weekend. between now and then, it will be really nice. a little breezy. high temperature of 75 degrees. we start in the 40's to mar 01 dup near 76 in the afternoon. a slight chance for a shower saturday afternoon. unsettled weather into the middle of next week. temperatures in the 70's. >> time now for a last look at one of our big stories. a couple is accused of l

but not to the sarah palin degree.nk the fact that he is islamphobic is something romney sees -- >> he is talking about whackos and crazies. some of these evangelicals really -- they hate gays the most and muslims second. >> i guess the point would be that romney doesn't have -- these are all real questions about christy. he doesn't have any real choices. if i were mitt romney the last thing i would do is pick anything in the bush administration. >> it seems exactly up his alley. looking back really quick if you were in the president's cabinet, what would you say would be the greatest response to these acquisitions that he lacks the experience to run this economy. mitt romney's experience at bain doesn't mean that he can run the country. how would he get bin laden by buying al-qaeda and firing him? what advice would you give? >> go after a specific record. how many jobs mitt romney said he created on his best day and his new economic plan is ridiculous it's austerity. and it doesn't work. >> i think obama needs to make

i know sarah and chris and i were talking a little about this before. i think this is speeding ahead some of the ways that campaigns will talk directly to voters right now. and i think we'll continue to see for some time. arbiters of elections have traditionally been the mass media. and that's something that some campaigns have had major challenges with. unfortunately, i seem to work on all those campaigns. but there is a time that will come i believe when campaigns will be able to communicate really efficiently directly with their supporters and encourage their supporters to talk to different supporters. >> two questions come out of this. one is do you see the new world of social media as something toads to the old world of mass media or something instead snf is that going to displace -- in 1952 as we were mentioning just prior to coming on that was the first time a political party actively engaged? an advertising agency to promote a candidate. the agency was losser reeves and it was dwight azzen z eze ezen . by '56 nobody wanted to be left behind. wha

sarah, you hit it out of the park. i think anyone who's on my side of the aisle who fundamentally believe the country's going to be a lot better place if barack obama is elected has to be thrilled for the historic steps that he took today but that means for our country and his re-election. >> i have absolute confidence in john holler. i'd like to ask him to come up, first of all, let me personally thank the three of you. i know you're busy. it's awfully nice for you to come here and educate us. let me turn the floor over to john. >> please join me in thanking the panel. [ applause ] i think you know one of my favorite quotes about the museum was given to me by a member a couple of years ago who said this is the switzerland of silicon valley. so i hope we've had a very swiss but very provocative and wonderful panel tonight. so thank you to all of you for being here. richard, thanks for leading it. have a good night, everyone. >> thank you all. i'm going to take -- >> here on c pan 3, we are live at the hart senate offic

we catch up with sarah williams, of just 22 americans chosen to carry the olympic torch in london. williams grew up in the area. and she skyped with jodi hernandez. >> i'm beyond excited. >> reporter: 19-year-old sarah williams says she can't believe she'll be heading to london to play a special role in the public olympics. 1 of 22 teenagers to carry the olympic torch. >> i was just -- i don't know what they saw in me. >> reporter: what they saw, an incredible spirit of giving. inspired by a book written by a former foster child. williams started a blanketmaking project four years ago. and the project spread nationwide. >> the kids don't have anything. so, a blanket. you think of what that symbolizes. security and warmth. >> reporter: thanks to williams, thousands of children across the bay area and the nation have something to hold on to. foster a dream and martinez distribute blankets to children around the year. >> when they come to the birthday party or come to get their backpacks, they're going to get a blanket. it's going to be theirs, no matter what's going on in their life.

sarah. humidity 90%, we will be in for another warm, yes, warm and humid day, temperatures expected to be even warmer than yesterday, maybe mid-80s afternoon highs, get ready to enjoy one more summer afternoon before cooler air tomorrow. >>> 68 regan national, humidity 81%, dew point, 80s. clouds, south and east of city, to start your morning partly sunny day today, and as mentioned still warm and humid, that air mass we had overhead yesterday, still intact. later today, if you see a few showers north and west of cleveland, that cold front, showers there, that is where the cold front that will get in here later tonight and usher in much drier and cooler air here, as we get into the daytime hours tomorrow. one more day with pretty good heat and cooler temperatures tomorrow. 85 this afternoon could be an isolated storm for you in the washington area. most of the day dry. >>> you will love the 5 day i will have that for you in just a couple minutes. back to you. >>> thank you. >>> in the meanti