. >>> officials suspect a virus is to blame for an outbreak that sickened guests. illnesses have been attributed to the same virus. staffers say they are taking precautions by scrupping food areas and bath room monopolies they made 75 people sick. it was closed on s.a.t. because of the virus. it reopened yesterday. >>> an usual sight for the bay area, umbrellas. people in san francisco had to dig them out because of the unusual weather pattern. it was enough to make the streets wet and it would ruin a car wash. >> caught my daughter by surprise, she slipped down the steps. >>> where is summer? >> exactly. as we mentioned last night, it's -- it's not nowhere to be found but it's not anytime in the future. more fog, more drizzle in the forecast. look that cloud cover. temperatures today were cooler than yesterday. drizzle. it was moist out there. that's not rain. there is a difference. the way you come up with drizzle ore rain, it's the size of the rain drops if you will. the drizzle was heavy at times, especially towards san francisco. parts of the east bay hills. t

it's sickening. it's a white girl.her story of another guy put on trial who, you know -- it was amazing. so i feel like the stories of great trial redemptions don't get told, and the nature of the hot woman with the photos every time will score. it's sickening. >> thanks for your time tonight. appreciate it.

. >>> workers sickened at a napa vineyard. the dangerous chemical blamed for their illness and how they became exposed. >>> welcome back to the morning news. it's 4:53. and three vineyard workers have been released from the hospital after being treated for respiratory problems. the women were pruning a vineyard on big ranch road when they started feeling sick. they brought the labels from chemicals used on neighboring vineyards the night before. other grape growers say the pesticides are commonly used in that area. >> we are in a quarantine area. we are trying to eradicate european grapevine moth. >> the agricultural commission says vineyards are supposed to report over pesticide used. >>> japan's power plants are set to under go stress test. it's in response to the march earthquake and tsunami. it has come under heavy criticism for its poor -- >>> we should find out where the 2018 winter olympic games will be held. the three cities bidding hewn i germany, and south korea. 'young change is considered the front runner. hewnic i

. >> many of the jurors to live spoken out already are sickens by the verdict they handed down the they simply felt the prosecution did not prove their case, that casey was responsible for the murder of caylee. the verdict is in, a four year sentence most of which have already been served as anthony has been in jail during the time of this trial. again, her walk only another four-six weeks for caylee anthony. >> we are waiting to get a response from our legal panel less. we will continue live coverage as the story develops live in right now, a look at whether. >> the fog is beginning to reach in land. here is what we're looking like for today. '50s and '60s as you wake up this morning, sunny and clear this afternoon getting into the upper 80s in landland. mostly clear ts evening as temperatures fall back down to the '50s and '60s. that is a quick glance at the weather for today. as temperatures right now are mainly in the '50s and '60s. the morning sunshine is slowly starting to do its thing. we will eventually get to this, our highs this afternoon, the north they will be mainly in the

a lot of people are sickened by graffiti. they want do something about it. san jose has that option. >> all right, len ramirez in san jose, thank you. >>> coming up, free birth control for women. the major health recommendation that's being called historic. >> it's an unnecessary risk that many take, driving without insurance. how bay area drivers can get low cost coverage. >>> hello, and good evening from the cbs 5 weather center. what goes up certainly must come back down. the warmer day then the cooler air and when you should expect it as eyewitness news continues. ,, an institute of medicine panel ommending that insur >>> millions of american women may soon get free access to birth control. a panel is recommending that insurance companies be required to offer free birth control as a preventive service. half of all pregnancies are unplanned and often happen when women forget to use contraception. the panel hopes it will encourage use of longer lasting methods like implants and you will uds the health and human secretary called the report historic but the

somebody who will be guilty in everything which is wrong in the country because very old police call sickening and they say it's just quite easy to explain this russian size and to me and everything would be wrong to the country least was russian so suckers really creating things i cannot say me and trying to link everybody who is against quemoy against he's a regime and who is fighting for deal democracy in this country he is trying to link was russian and coming up in the program. just before the anniversary of europe's worst massacre since the nazi era r t travels to chevron outta where people are still in search of justice. rebels in libya are battling past government forces on the road to tripoli they are now moving towards the key town of xli tun after a six week long impasse but the capital still remains over one hundred fifty kilometers away the rebels say their progress has been slow due to a lack of ammunition and nato support there have been suggestions that the alliance itself is running low and has asked to germany for initiatives in the bill for its own burlington surprise turn a

family now these are what news organizations to do to to stay afloat and it is it's sickening and it's deplorable i'm just wondering how long it takes until somebody hears starts trying to do the exact same thing it's becoming so widespread they're like your eyes that you. are so for a. move on to another story we've obviously talked a lot about the hackers and everything and over the weekend fox news got hacked and somebody tweeted from their account a number of tweets basically saying that barack obama was assassinated we also know that obama's campaign web site hacked and the secret service is now investigating the hack on fox news which is really funny to me because normally you'd never see the secret service and fox news. this is the working together but just because they want to get a half or so bad this is an excuse because they mention the president now they get to launch like a full investigation i have to say i'm a little confused about the hack to obama's presidential site because it appears that it possibly wasn't a hack at all that those calendars are used they're generate

well what she said is that she just was sickened by the spectacle of strauss kahn starting to go free again and having. dinner in luxury of restaurants in new york and the sort of the smile on his face once the accuser in new york started to be discredited but the truth is that this woman this young woman tristan by nor has been trying to get this story out for a very long time entry didn't think anybody would take her seriously even bruited it on television at one point about four or five years ago still nothing happened so i think she thinks this is her last chance to get justice if indeed she's right in making in the accusation she's making what we've heard both the terms political assassination and political suicide concerning these cases how do you see the situation and how does the french media see it and i think people are divided it is certainly a huge story it's dominating all the news it's dominating all the lead up to the presidential elections next year there is a socialist primary that's supposed to be taking place there's even questions about whether strauss can will reg

as a veteran of the united states of america for 21 years it sickens me. and i hate to say this, but watching these guys and ladies and gentlemen debate over this just makes me unproud to be an american that we can't get something done. it just amazes me. but like i said, the bottom line is this is all political posturing for 2012 and the future. and i would love to see some independents come in -- i was a democrat for a long time. i saw on the blue dog side, your second speaker coming up, the congressman -- i was a blue dog democrat. the party wouldn't want to do this. they didn't want to do that. so please, america, contact your representatives and tell them to quit playing politics, and let's get something done. thank you. host: thank you. curtis from georgia. next up is marie, a republican from mississippi. good morning. caller: hello. thank you for taking my call. host: sure thing. totally agree with the gentleman that just phoned. i believe the only way that this ever going to be rectified is if we implement term limits in congress that way they can

in a statement to colleagues she denies knowing about phone hacking saying she's sickened by the allegations, adding if true, the devastating effect on milly dowler's family is unforgivable. her former boss has already been questioned by a powerful committee of politicians telling them phone hacking was the work of a lone rogue reporter. >> i believe he was the only person, but that investigation under the new editor continues. >> but the committee chairman has never been convinced. >> we set up a time. the claims that were made to us that this was the ak tiftds of one reporter and nobody else had any involvement. we said then we didn't believe that. >> news international executives have been summoned to a meeting with detectives here at scotland yard. the fundamental question remains. who knew about phone hacking and how long has it been going on? dan rivers, cnn, london. >> well, the decision to withdraw advertising revenue and advertising business from companies like ford with the news of the world is one not being taken lightly. although the latest sales figures for the month of april sh

. >> it was sort of sickening. >> police arrested thomas nelson, a file clerk here at employment servicesr the sexual touching of a teenaged girl, prompting some to wonder why they were exposed to such a man, out of prison after spending time for robbery and assault. >> they were trusting that their kids were going to be in a safe environment. >> in a press conference, the director admitted the recently admitted man did not lie on his application if he had been asked if he had been arrested in the last 10 years. >> the way the individual responded was, in fact, accurate to the question that was posed. >> mayor vincent gray called this alarming. >> the city which has hired many young people is telling young people to come forward if an incident occurs. >> is an adult environment and we are an urban environment, where there are these types of crimes, so we have to be cognizant of it. >> if you work in different departments, then we have to be around and do the background checks. >> police are investigating a similar assault that took place involving 19 year-old female summer youth worker at

. >> and there is a smell sickening people in one community. >> low clouds moving inland again. they'll be here for a chill. i'll have more on the forecast coming up. [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of ber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. ber one. >>> president ob yaum is folding the fall season -- with sentiment like that igts no surprise there is no deal in washington in raising the nation's debt ceiling. >> but there is agreement on allowing the u.s. to fault on debt would be catastrophic. mark matthews is working the city in the newsroom. you took a look at what this wrangling means for people in the bay area, what did they tell you?. >> u.s. default on its debt woz drive up rates could cause massive disruption in the bond and stock markets f congress does refuse to raise the limit, the likely scenario will be that

and his father says that he is sickened with what he did. the morningers denounced the anti muslim and anti immigrant sentiments expressed by breivik. >>> some undocumented immigrants in california will now get help paying for college. governor brown signed the california dream act into law today at los angeles city college. it allows private organizations to provide financial aid to students who enter this country illegally. brown said he is inclined now to support a future measure that would allow those students to receive public fund. >>> the contributions of gay leaders leaders such as harvey milk could be pushed out of classrooms. the bill ensuring that the contribution of lgbt people are included in educational materials. governor brown signed it into law earlier this month. >>> the nfl season is back on. represent atives for the players agreed to a deal. >> reporter: the gates to the 49ers camp in santa clara will reopen tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. for players and this year's football coaches. players and representatives approved a new 10 y

and his father says that he is sickened with what he did. the morningers denounced the anti muslim and anti immigrant sentiments expressed by breivik. >>> some undocumented immigrants in california will now get help paying for college. governor brown signed the california dream act into law today at los angeles city college. it allows private organizations to provide financial aid to students who enter this country illegally. brown said he is inclined now to support a future measure that would allow those students to receive public fund. >>> the contributions of gay leaders leaders such as harvey milk could be pushed out of classrooms. the bill ensuring that the contribution of lgbt people are included in educational materials. governor brown signed it into law earlier this month. >>> the nfl season is back on. represent atives for the players agreed to a deal. >> reporter: the gates to the 49ers camp in santa clara will reopen tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. for players and this year's football coaches. players and representatives approved a new 10 y

it's sickening. >> thanks for your time tonight. appreciate it. tonight in our survey i asked you are the republicans negotiating in good fate on the debt ceiling. 9% said yes, and 91% said no. great to be back with you. that's "the ed show." i'm ed schultz. the msnbc special the casey anthony trial starts now. >>> the trial has riveted much of the nation. >> did you kill caylee? >> the story of a young mother accused of killing her 2 1/2-year-old daughter. >>> her father came into her room and touched her inappropriately. >> accusations that pit parent against child. >> have you ever sexually molested your daughter, casey anthony? >> is casey anthony a selfish party girl. >> do you recognize her. >> that's the hot body contest. >> or a misunderstood loving mom. >> casey and caylee had a very special bond. >> everything has been taken from me. >> two sides, two very different stories. >>> casey is accused of killing her 2 1/2-year-old daughter, caylee marie. >> this particular case has just fascinated everybody. >> the toddler was last seen alive

at no time do i remember being as sick ed as when i heard what the -- sickened as when i heard what the dowling family had to endure. which was last monday nor, do i recall being as angry when i was told that the news of the world could have compounded their distress. for a newspaper that hold others to account and failed when it came to itself. behavior that -- the behavior that occurred went everything that i stand for. and my son too. not only betrayed our readers and me, also hurt the many thousands of magnificent professionals in other divisions of our company around the world. so let me be clear in saying, invading people's privacy, by listening to their voice mail is wrong. paying police officers for information is wrong. they are inconsistent with our standards of conduct and neither has any place in any part of the company that i run. >> of course there were mistakes made. i think and hope you will an since we saw the evidence at the end of defense we got to properly and quickly. i can say that i have never paid a policeman myself. i've never sang -- sanctioned or knowing sanct

sickening. we are going to come back. more with our legal panel after the break. place it between the earth's justice down upon it. oh. please sign that card for carl. ♪call 1-800-steemer. >> sean: we continue with our legal panel. i'll give you a minute. it is a lot of time in tv not in reality. make your best case. peter will spoken. >> okay. in a minute, i start with the duct tape as i said. you know there is murder whether you believe it was premeditated or she was trying to quiet the child that's murder. then who did it? the question is casey's car. she abandons that car. why? look what we find out. the most important strong piece of evidence about what was in the back of the car cindy calls the police and realizes her granddaughter has 8 30 -- 31 days. my baby is gone, the car smells like there's been a dead body in there. then you have the cadaver dog. then you have george. when pieces of what he says are corroborated, you take those pieces as truth when you cup the other things. you have the hair -- >> sean: one piece of hair. >> not just one piece of evid

today, some jurors came out and said that while they were upset and sickened over the ver dishgts thverdict that they could not convict on the evidence. >> not on death, because it is a very serious charge and there was not enough evidence. >> and another juror told a newspaper tearfully, i just swear to god i wish we had more evidence to put her away, i truly do. >> let's bring in the criminal defense attorney anne brimner to talk about this. i want to get straight to this about your thoughts on the sentence and obviously the credit for time served, and it is something that we were anticipating, but a lot of people may be shocked that she is out in less than a week. >> absolutely. it is like a distinction without a difference, because concurrent versus consecutive amounted to six days. she is out on wednesday. for everybody not understanding what the credit for time serve and the good time she would get and will get from the court, it is going to happen sooner than we think. a lot of people, including myself, thought it could have happen happened today with the concurrent sentences with th

her sickening true colors came out today. >>> and murdock's mess, his phone-hacking scandal deepens. can he survive it? what does itean for fox news? >>> welcome to the show. tonight's lead, we need to stop having the wrong conversation on jobs. the new jobs numbers came out today. and they are good. unemployment hit 9.2%. and if we needed any more proof, here it is again. the republican approach of tax cuts and huge spending cuts is all wrong. we democrats are doing what you wanted. but this jobs report swwake-up call. there is not a singed jobs bill since they took power and they block the president at every turn. >> the debate here in washington has been dominated by issues of debt limit. but what matters most to americans, and what matters most to me as president, in the wake of the worst downturn in our lifetimes is getting our economy on a sounder footing more broadly. >> we extended the bush tax cuts in december. remember? and look where it got us. instead of hiring people, corporations are holding -- are holding on to a record of $1.9 trillion in cash. they have taken our bai

against muslim immigrants, marxism, even the machine's own family members and details the operation in sickeningl. many of the campers dove into the water. others were lucky enough to come across help out there in the water. cnn's michael holmes spoke with a boater who suddenly found himself in the middle of a harrowing rescue operation. >> it's not a huge boat. how many people did you put in here? >> the first round i believe it was 14. >> reporter: 14? >> yes, then i had to address the oldest one of the four left and said, you have to stay ashore. i promise i will come back and get you and they respected that and i said sit down and wait. i went to the mainland. i went back again and they were as agreed upon sitting there and i just waved to them like this and they waved back and made a contact and got in and got them in the boat and there were another group further out. we picked up two or three more and went to the mainland and on the third lap i think i picked up eight maybe further out. it was quite a touching story because i mean i realized that three of the young people laying there kind

. >> reporter: police say the shelter's cat population was sickened by a group of cats taken from this townhouse in springfield june 18th. there were dogs inside the home tonight, but not the woman who lives here. police say they have charged her with being an unfit owner. the infection does not affect dogs or humans or any of the other animals at the shelter. it's an upper respiratory infection called the calicivirus common in cats and for which there is a vaccine. >> but the vaccine doesn't touch apparently this strain. this strain is more powerful than the vaccine could handle. >> reporter: shelter officials also want to make sure the virus doesn't spread outside the building. >> the staff here went back through the records to see who adopted cats within the window of exposure and all of those people were contacted by the shelter staff and told exactly what's happening here. >> reporter: and to be on the lookout for symptoms of the chaly is i virus which includes labored brea -- chaly is i virus which includes -- of -- of the calici virus. some of the cats went to rescue groups and

even though we're all sickened by the death of caylee, there was nothing linking her death with the defendant. of course, there was the missing 31 days where she didn't call the police. and that was an aberration. that was just an outrageous act. but they didn't show the method of her death. there was so many elements missing, and they were uncomfortable. this is not a multiple question. pick a, b, c, or d. the jury wanted to say "show me." show me how she was killed and show me the motive, why she was killed. and it didn't add up and if i sat as a judge, if it was a judge trial, i may have come back with the same verdict. i think there was doubt by every educated legal mind in america. and what happened is, you have talking heads around the country that weren't really familiar with homicide cases. they may have handled reckless driving or civil cases. so you heard a drum beat. and they were informing america of her guilt of murder one. and it was unfair to the american public, this drum beat. it was like the old salem witch hunt. without proof, you can't put someone to death. and that's what

it's sickening. it's a white girl.d another story of another guy put on trial who, you know -- it was amazing. so i feel like the stories of great trial redemptions don't get told, and the nature of the

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veterinarians believe number 10,000 was sickened by trash in the ocean which happens all too often toea life. he is under medication and eating well. the center is holding a contest to name this sea lion. suggestions submitted so far including flipper, milestone and lucky. you can enter on the marine mammal center's website with a suggestion for the little guy. >> maybe you can actually check him out. have you been to the marine mammal center before? you can go over as a visitor and see them automatic. it's q my vote is for henry. >> like that. i have a good friend named-ry. very cute. we'll submit it. >>> 6:53. no longer serving in secret. the major announcement today on "don't ask, don't tell." >> and a man leaps from a burning them to save his life. we'll have live update on the arson investigation out of oakley. with serious burns.. his home is [ female announcer ] this is the story of eves. [ eves ] years ago, i hurt my shoulder drag racing. that's when i decided to take it easy, so i took up hang gliding. [ female announcer ] a grandpa who refuses to grow up. [ eves ] the pain w

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. >> sickening any way. 49 ers. they open the doors bright and early this morning. ready and waiting. free agent can't rae sign with the niners until friday the new recalls but expected to be a mere formality at this point. smith will get a 1 year deal for 5 million dollars. former number win pick in the draft has one final shot with the niners with quarterback gaw rue harbaugh new head coach feeling smith can effectively lead this team to the play offs. intriguing story though out there today. involving receipt van quarterback hasselbeck. not returning to the seahawks. supposedly in conversation with the 49 ers and tennessee titan titans. hard to imagine the niners signing beth smith and hasselbeck but see how it shakes out on friday. this we do know. niners losing linebacker spichblingt he will sign with the san diego chargers. reuniting with ex niner defensive coordinator and real asset on off the field. topped 100 tackle. mentor patrick willis. 14 year veteran. spike has never made it into the play offs. now harbaugh welcome red and gold team head quarter they a

bay area weather out in the livermore valley in will be in the '90s once again today the fog is sickening head to the we did saturday and sunday high in the midday escape86. but as days are behind. >> patrick other morning was just in timber like a is bringing my space-bar they're working isn't with the social network side and it could be upset and online talent competition. and lady antebellum is engaged she was surprised by rebel boyfriend as he got on and one the intent is a and more headlines in entertainment when we come back again >> this is a live look at the fog in san francisco is the cool shot and a cool morning it beating up this afternoon .

. >> sally upton had a sickening gut feeling that something awful had happened to her dear friend.never told anybody in authority. >> i thought he'd either been picked up by a hitchhiker, you know picked up again by somebody and that he didn't get wale, or that he had gone back to that marijuana field and they had found him. >> and sally upton had a new boyfriend. russell's other school friend, sean viehweg. and he told her she should keep her suspicions to herself. >> saying, you know, don't go to the police or get yourself involved. they'll think you did something. >> three weeks after russell's disappearance, sally upton graduated from los gatos high and got on with her life. she eventually married and moved to colorado. but forget about russell? not at all. did you ever find yourself wondering what had become of him? >> yeah, i would say that he's been prominently on my mind always. i've even gone so far as if you see someone on the street and he looks sort of like -- oh, wow, you kind of look and go, no, he's not. >> trying to keep a step ahead of the communist agents he belie

. >> the whole thing is senseless and sickening. thank you very much for phoning in. we'll speak with you net hour. >> thanks, alex. >>> house speaker john boehner walked out of talks last night, but he will be back in the white house for a meeting with the president and congressional leaders in about less than an hour. this morning the president said he's prepared to make big sacrifices for take deal as long as it's balanced. >> that's why we need a balanced approach to cutting the deficit. we need an approach that goes after waste in the budget and gets rid of the pet projects that cost billions of dollars. we need an approach that makes serious cuts towards worthy programs, cuts i wouldn't make under normal circumstances. that's the heart of this approach. serious cuts balanced by new revenues. >> joining me now is mike va khaira. good saturday morning, mike. what happened here? how did things break down? >> reporter: the broke down, finger pointing and total collapse. they're going to be here at 11:00. the top floor leaders have narrowed the group somewhat. it use

but as a lover of truth, the national propaganda of all belligerent nations sickened me as a lover of civilization and the return to barbarism appalled me. from parental feeling the massacre of the young wrung my heart broke he spent six months in prison for his opinions. someone else who also led to jail was britain's greatest investigative journalist if you have read king leopold's goes to will remember him as the man who exposed the brutalities of the king leopold congo and his term was extremely harsh and he died not long after words really as a result. a very brave man. war opponents like this were up against the unceasing verizon of propaganda. here is the u.s. army recruiting poster from the period, a typical of things you saw on both sides. a german poster, with god 14 and fatherland. a poster warning against for heaven's sake say potential german invasion of australia. some of the probe for propaganda has an edge to it. you would be letting down the when and if you did not fight. or perhaps you were all blimp evading your responsibility and worse yet if you refuse to fight ma

." >> at no time do i remember being as sickened as when i heard what the doweler family had to endure which i think was last monday week. nor do i recall being as angry as when i was told that the "news of the world" could have compounded their distress. i want to thank the dowlers for graciously giving me the opportunity to apologize in person. >> let's check in with cnn's richard quest in london who was watching the proceedings throughout the day. and, richard, here you have richard rupert who built the global media empire, he said he's humbled and sorry but also said he's not responsible. how will that fly in the wake of this blossoming scandal? >> yes, his line that he wasn't responsible was a wonderful bit of orchestra when taken into four contexts. he said i'm not responsible, but because i put my trust in other people and they have let me down. now, americans may find that to be a little disingenuous, a little difficult, because the american responsibility idea of the buck stops here, right, the way to the president's desk, and even if you didn't make the decision, you carry th

. >> as if you couldn't get any more sickening, being good-looking, super rich, yirnl successful, a smashingu also date one of the world's most beautiful russian supermodels. and i would like to come back after the break and vomit in your general direction. >> no problem. [ male announcer ] things seem better with travelocity's best price guarantee. our girl's an architect. our boy's a genius. we are awesome parents! biddly-boop. [ male announcer ] if you find a lower rate on a room you've booked, we won't just match it. we'll give you $50 towards your next trip. [ gnome ] it's go time. ♪ i'll set you free ♪ oh, yeah ♪ i am in misery ♪ there ain't nobody who can comfort me ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ i want you answer me >> there you are singing "misery" to a tall, leggy blond, beautiful supermodel from russia who is your girlfriend. how miserable can that particular vignette be, adam? >> not miserable at all. i am not complaining about any of that. >> now look, you're in the enviable position of being able to basically pick and choose your female partners. let's be fair. you've been through a pretty hea

at no time do i remember being as sickened as when i heard what the dowda family had to endure. which i think was last monday week. nor do i recall being as angry as when i was told that the news of the world could have compounded their distress. i want to thank the family for graciously giving me the opportunity a apologize in person. i would like all the victims of phone hacking to know how completely and deeply sorry i am apologizing cannot take back what has happened. still, i want them to know the depth of my regret for the horrible invasions into their lives. i fully understand their ire. and i intend to work tirelessly to merit their forgiveness. i understand our responsibility to corporate with tow's session as well as with future inquiries. we now know that things went badly wrong at the news of the world. for a newspaper to hold others to account, it failed when it came to itself. the behavior that occurred against everything that i stand for. and my son, too. and not only betrayed our readers and me we also hurt the many thousands of magnificent professionals in other

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clearly that the very idea of targeting victims and their families in their darkest hour is shameful, sickening, and crawl. -- ruel -- cruel. it is not just about the invasion of privacy. it is the violation of victims and their families at a time when there are doubts about the way our society and our justice system more widely to treat victims and their families. that is what people across the country are rightfully angry and want answers. for a start, mr. speaker, this of course means the current net criminal investigation needs to be forensic and furious in the pursuit of truth. people want to know the truth about what happened. they want to know how it could have been allowed to happen in modern newspapers, and also stay hidden for so long, how it could have been tolerated, how people could have turned a blind eye. they want to know whether the journalists risked criminal investigation, how victims and their families could be so appallingly treated, and why these allegations were not sufficiently investigated at an earlier stage. >> may i make to the right honorable lady the same point i m

. >>> mexican pa pie yaes are the likely sickened people. >>> the you a top sievp the death of amy winehouseve. a further toxicology report will take weeks it complete. now back it "hardball." >>> welcome back to "hardball." as we inch closer to the iowa straw poll this august -- coming up. august 13th, i believe. the republican presidential field is as long as ever but no closer to generating enthusiasm as seen in elections past. how has the gop not found a compelling candidate for all of those donors and they're base out there? michael steele, former chair of the republican committee and now an msnbc political analyst and well received. and working out of the center nor american progress, thank you both. let's look at numbers, both of you, michael and jennifer. according to "the washington post," 54% of republicans are satisfied with their 2012 candidates. 38% are not happy. compare that to four years ago, two in three satisfied with the field. not so today. look at the latest "wall street journal" numbers. mitt romney holds the lead, 30%, followed by michele bachmann, gaining steam along

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. >> personally we felt the she was guilty or secon-- sickened we need to separate the jury's dutiesheir personal feelings. >> dr. you were saying that once you look at the justice system and if the jury system as opposed to making this as displaced anger against of the jurors. what did you mean by that? >> what i mean by that is that look, they've came in and did their job. the jury system is flawed because when you listen to how these the jurors got on and the rainfall in the case already. typically view-and already, they were following the case this high profile nature of this case was difficult to find somebody that was not only going to be biased. if the other part is that she has already-test there have been cases tried with not as much circumstantial evidence with the ability to get the conviction of guilty. for whatever reason this particular make up of this jury has more to do with the prosecution's selection of them. in the fall to lying of who shows the jury and how the judge decided to deny slush thaccept certain deny/except certain jurors. >> what do affect the future of