principal drir has signed along with another executiv th all the risks to e driver himself and all the spectors. thiisnbelievable. >> with all of the dangers and drers, a driver deliberaty crasng into a wall is unbelievable. last season at the singapore gran prix, the crashed into a wall. his speed was incasing as they went into the corner. it was only when earli this summer thate was being dismissed from his team that he stted making these allegations along with his father that he had bn instructed to crash on lap4 to enable the safetcar to come out into the track and that propelled his ammate right up tthe frontf the field because he was theead of the safetcar so he could go on d win theace, which she did. th-- which he did. the allegation ishat his team told him to crash. renault has said that they will no contest the allegations. the two figures itheir te are not sa to be guiltof these allegatis thesbut renault will not contest this. >> it is it possible that this could end there? >> there has to be hearings. if the drivers don't want to talk about it, they don't have to. weon't know who wa

spector general david kotz says the agency so never investiged whether madoff was running a ponzi scheme. >> he used his knowled, generally in the industry impress the examins, so in many wayhe knew which buttons to pus he knew how to impress e examiners and he knew how keep them ofthe track that wod expose the ponzi scheme. >> reporter:he s.e.c. has clned house. the new head of the enrcement divisionrobert khuzami, omises to do better. >> simply statedwe failed in our fundamental missn to prect investors, we must coinue vigorously to reform the way we opera. >> reporter: the agency ys has beefed ustaff training, now requires 3rd party verificatn of trades and has revaed the way it hanes tips. former s.e.c. attorneyacob frenkel worrs the agency is ready going too far to clean up its image. >> iave seen that and my lleages have seen that the agen is acting in a heavy handed, bordering on imprope maer in how its moving some of these cases very qckly. >> reporter:he s.e.c. says the madoff mistakes shouldn't ma the 75 year histy of the agency. but cleay it already has. someawmakers are consi

but in all that time, spectors ver verified any of madoff's trades through a trd party, insteatrusting his word. inector general david kotz says the agency al never investigat whether madoff was running a ponzi scheme. >> he used his knowledge generally in the industry to impress the examiner so in many ways knew which buttons to push,e knew how to impress thexaminers and he knew how to keep them off e track that would expose the ponzi schem >> reporr: the s.e.c. has cleaned house. the new head of thenforcement divion, robert khuzami, promises to do better. >> simply sted, we failed in our fundamental ssion to protect investors, we must contue vigorously to reform the way we operate >> reporter: the agency sa has beefed up aff training, now quires 3rd party verificatio of trades and has revamp the way it handl tips. former s.e.c. attorney job frenkel worriethe agency is alady going too far to clean up its image. >> i he seen that and my coeages have seen that the agencys acting in a heavy nded, bordering on improper mann in how its moving some of these cases very quily. >> reporter: t

the committee is reviewing a report admitted by the scc -- fcc spector general said the agency failedconduct a thorough investigation of madoff despite years of warning. >> this is ugly stuff. the scc received information that should have led to the quick end of bernie madoff's scheme. >> reporter: they launched investigations into madoff. but inexperienced agents failed to follow up obvious leads. and were derailed by madoff him. >> he knew which buttons to push. he knew how to get them off the track that would disclose the ponzi scheme. >> currinse fcc chairman who take the reign two months after madoff was arrested is trying to make the necessary changes at the agency to try to avoid another madoff scam from happening again n. washington, i'm adam shapiro, fox business. >> if you're a fan of family guy here on fox 5, you will probably hear a familiar voice soon. over to laura evans. >> reporter: yeah, you may recognize this here. used to be a senior white house adviser and deputy chief of staff and active in politics. now has a new gig as an actor, arl rove on "family guy." >> i th

in the spector case, he has the 60th vote because of arlen spector. >> i know the motive.inick. what do you think of the president of the united states going into new york state and get out of the way and i'm calling the shots and deciding who will be the nominee of the democratic party for governor next area. that's a hell of a statement. >> it's a strong statement and a risky strategy. you can make powerful enemies that way. keep in mind for the obama white house, the 800-pound gorilla in the room is rudy giuliani. they don't want rudy giuliani to come in and take over the governor's mansion. that's bottom line. handwriting has been on the wall for a while for governor paterson. he's looking at 70% of the state's residents not wanting him to run for re-election. >> dare i point to the obvious pattern. rudy giuliani runs against david paterson and they think he'll beat him. is this rudy running against an african-american again exploiting social rifts that come about in these situations in big states? is that what's going on? >> i don't think that's the case. i think the

and i read it with a very spector die i guess there but there are thr questions that were posed. what are realisticnd appropriate learning outcomes in engineering. how might engineering education complement learning in other areas. science technology and math. and how were those areas complement engineering. and what might, what are the policy and program issues. the threenc

and then he meets arlen spector at the philadelphia convention center. >>> this is truly an example ofother's love. >> a woman has resorted to panhandling so her son could take advantage of a chance of a lifetime. d.j. hall has been accepted to a dance school and his mom has hit the streets so her son can follow his dream. >> it should be automatic, that you would go to the ends of the earth for your son. i've been in several verbal altercations with some of the people up there, fighting for that spot. >> it shows that she really loves me a lot and she believes in me. and she'll do anything, like beg on the side of a freeway. >> she said she's made up to $45 an hour,in hour one. things mothers and dads will do for their kids. >> is that extradinary. >>> well texas and tennis shoes. we're talking about this year's sneaker ball coming up next. >>> and coming up next, holly is already looking forward to the weekend. work on your opah. holly is taking us to the annual greek festival next. some people say i'm obsessed with my chickens. but i like to think i'm just going beyond the call of d

and was the only spector between jmy connors and my stadium. >> a they didn't sa who's the creepy g watching us? >> no,hey said who' the sexy handsome guy watching us. >> charlie: he mus be a famous coach. that a great story. >> i w 17 and for a kid having been the only one in the stadium with the united stes practicing and why jimmy connors, onef the greatestf all times. >> azing. wow. >> charlie: so why didn'tou become a tenn something. >> because the great thing about being a director you can beten feet from thbest acts in the world. >> charlie: thank you for cong. much success. it opens fridaynight. thank you for joing us. see you xt time captioningponsored by se communications captioned media cess group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

to spector to escape is unfair. >> look at how we fit -- to expect her to escape as unfair. >> look atty hearst. she became a bank robber. she became a bank robber and a series of crimes in which people were hurt. she was a young adult when she was taken. this was a child. she was 4 ' 6" of the time. phil garrido, he is six ' at four -- 6 ' for". he is a convicted rapist. he was allowed to out on parole after serving six years of an 11 year sentence. we believe he is a suspect in murders of several prostitutes. sean: they are digging up the backyard and in corresponding areas. you look evil in the eye. you interviewed charles manson. i see pure, unadulterated evil. what was that like when you sat across from charles manson? >> he has the same dead face with the burning eyeballs. whenever they are in terms of being sociopaths, they are also among the most selfish, narcissistic people you'll ever meet. they believe that the world revolves around them. they are insane, but to say that they're crazy gives them too much ground. they understand social responsibility, even though he is in tha

the weak neness is the spector f of rationing health care. there will not be enough doctors and nurses to handle all the patients, so we're going to have to wait. at this point the president is dodge being those two realities. that's enough. you can download it on foxnews.com. post the speech reaction. here is what was said on abc's night line last night. >> i think it's the most emotional i've ever seen president obama in a major speak. his anger at the tone and tactics of his opponents is very palpable tonight and seemed to get caught up in the emotion of the moment towards of the end of the speech. >> joining us now from d.c. is abc news chief washington correspondent george it stephanopoulos host of "this week sunday". >> hey, bill. >> why would obama be angry with people who oppose his vision, because he's not explained, still has not explained it specifically and number two, there are a lot of legitimate points, people say, look, we don't want a government kloss cess running this. >> i can see why he would disagree. why angry? >> i thin

over and over and over again this leaked report raises the spector of failure of defeat in afghanistan. even as it defines what's going on in afghanistan right now as "not a war in the conventional sense." it's not a war but a thing that's not a war that we can lose. even though president obama inherited this whatever you choose to call it from george w. bush, no president wants to be the president who loses the not war in afghanistan. in its ninth year. of course no one quite understands what it would be to win this not war either but fear of losing is perhaps politically stronger than the dread of doing something indefinitely that just can't be won. general mcchrystal has not requested additional troops yet. it's expected that he will. his report indicates that a strategic change is more important than more resources. he defined the goal of resources as creating an afghanistan in which the insurgency never threatens the viability of the state. he says u.s. forces must prioritize responsive and accountable governance. the current government is described as incompetent officials, power

then he attends a fund raiser for senator arlen spector. the president continues his push for health care reform at at a rally thursday morning. >>> a big story out of new york city. a joint terrorism task force has briefed congress on a terror raid there. agents stormed several apartment buildings looking for a person with a suspected link to al-qaeda. after an fbi briefing, new york senator chuck schumer said there was no imminent threat of an attack but called the raid preventive action. >>> want to take a look at the other top stories this morning that we're following when d.c. mayor direct goes up for re- election a year from now. he will have some competition from this man, leo alexander who is running nomayor now. he kicked off his campaign yesterday. alexander arc former news broadcaster and communication specialist for d.c. yen and the district's housing authority will likely face an uphill battle against the incumbent mayor. >> adrian knows how to campaign. he walks around and knocks on every door in the city. we know what you are

i think in pennsylvania, he's fulfilling promises made to senator spector when senator specter changedhat instance, i'm good friends with joe sestak, i strongly support joe sestak and i'm sure the white house would let me have my opinion on that. >> so are you mad that the president is supporting senator specter? >> no, i'm not mad at all. but it wouldn't change my opinion to support joe sestak and work for him in pennsylvania. i'm not helping him, but i would. there's a lot of critical races in 2010. i think rahm emanuel may be, you know, flashing back to 1994, when in his first term, president clinton kind of took a step back at the midterm elections. >> karl rove, of course, is now weighing in, brad, saying the way the white house handled the situation in new york was a little ham handed. but karl was known also, and maybe in some cases he didn't leave his fingerprints, but he was doing a lot of meddling in these races, wasn't he? >> well, i would -- >> yes. >> the word, meddling, i don't know, but influencing, yes. but you just mentioned a great point, norah -- >> but you need stro

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favorites, jennifer barringer, criminal defense attorney, focuses on forensics work, part of phil spector's defense team. and criminal defense attorney, paul martin, also a former prosecutor, well-known criminal defense attorney in new york. handled a number of high-profile cases. inside of the courtroom, jurors have been brought in, this after an interesting exchange where the judge came out on the bench without the jurors there saying her rules of protocol had been violated that somebody in the courtroom had gone against the conduct rules and ordered that person removed from the courtroom. that person apparently was affiliated in some fashion, we don't know if it was a direct family or friend of the defendant. she was escorted out and told she was not allowed back inside of the courtroom. let's go back live inside of the courtroom. >> all right. very well. we are ready to proceed. i believe the next witness or is it the same witness we will recall from yesterday? >> yes, judge, it's the continuation of crime scene technician arnold yen. >> very well. >> crime scene technician being called

at's why john brown to this day remains this haunting spector. for many whites. in fact one of the people we dicate the book to who is a mississippian jim kelly told me when we were down there for research and talking about john brown and the resemblances of john brown with newt knight and jim kelly said my closest association with john brown when my granddaddy would say i'll be john brown rather than i'll be god damned for most white southerners john brown continues to be satanic. demonic because he aligned himself with blacksnd tried to make war on the south to libate slaves which in a sense newton knight does. so he's first written about as a threat to the confederacy during war but one of the interesting aspects of the civil war which a lot of i'd say most americans don't appreciate and eve some scholars we think get it wrong is that one, in many respects the south wins the war by the end of recstruction the south has to a large degree retained the old order of white supremacy on black on fredom. that's not the say the confederac wins the war. the north, the

remember, 9/11 in the spector of global terrorism is what motivated a much of the bush administration's policy and so he took the "i" off afghanistan and switched it to iraq which sent the united states basically into being a nation unto itself, going it alone. fast forward to now president obama. including even all of the democratic candidates and i do believe senator mccain talking more about engagement. what they saw as and i think president obama views as is of going it along has been loss of international prestige and loss of american lives, and certainly loss of american money. you know, we're in a deep hole because of, you know, the huge costs of the wars in afghanistan and iraq. and so i think president obama, right now, it's all about engagement because even though the united states is a powerful nation and the most powerful nation on earth, it's even more powerful when it can act in concert with other nations. you know, prime minister brown and president sarkozy and even some of the softening of language on sanctions against iran by russian president medvedev didn't happen by

and at question a trip to san diego of rosiland spector.r who paid for that trip because an attorney for the pension system is refusing to release 4 minutes without a freedom of information request. >> they're laying off people and the fact that one of its employees is going to a trip to san diego for a pension conference that has not proven to help baltimore city pensions in the past seems outrageous wors.>> reporter: we tried to l spencer at her hotel, unfortunately those calls were not answered. the furloughs begin october 9th. >>> for a continued coverage we talk to councilwoman mary pat clark about the furlough and council situation. that is coming up in 15 minutes. >>> it's not over yet. the lawsuit triggered by unforgettable video of a cop yelling at a teenager skateboarder was thrown out of court but now the mother is fighting back. >> obviously your mearnt parentt put a foot in your mouth quite enough. >> this video shows bush confronted by salvatore rivieri. the video shows rivieri putting bush in a head lock and pushing him to th

>> well, heno doesn't get credit for his rookie season, becomes ineligible to play and raise spector back into the draft next year. most players when push comes to shove don't let it go that far. >> the niners beat the cardinals in week one. why did arizona struggle so much against the san francisco team that is looked at as a bit of a sleeper but again, we'll talk about the nfc champs here. >> well, the cardinals didn't look good, didn't look right offensively all through the preseason. you know, i think they were kind of hoping that they could turn it on.i like they did in the playoffs last year. but it's clear that something's not right. i think kurt warner is not comfortable. part of that has to do with the fact that bolden is hurting, hasn't practiced much weeks and res pin, another thousand yard receiver last year has to sit out the opener at the last minute so. they went into a game, you know, plan to go spread the field like they always did. don't have the perp nell and the 49ers know them. the 49ers play them tough and they didn't look good. >> almost beat them on monday nig

, the first in 220 years, johnson made the argument that this was necessary because it raised the spectorssible rise and return of the kkk. let's take a listen to what he said. >> i guess we will probably have folks putting on white hoods and white uniforms again and riding through the countryside intimidating people. >> yeah, that's a bridge too far. in "wingnuts of the week," we've hit people against using hateful metaphors, whether the kkk or adolf hitler. the right reasons to dubuque joe wilson has nothing to do with his outburst logically returning to the return of the kkk. that raises more debate and raises stakes in a way that doesn't cross the common sense barriers for most americans. >> there are well respected people like president jimmy carter who did say there is a racial component to the opponents of president obama. so, race has been injected into the health care debate and in some cases tied to joe wilson. >> race may be part of this. i don't think joe wilson's outburst had anything to do with race per se, but if you look at the tea party protests, it is over government spe