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he is interviewed by stephen hayes, senior writer at the weekly standard and author of "cheney." [applause] [applause] >> good morning, everybody. welcome to the american enterprise institute. pantani danielle pletka, former defense policy is at aei. let me first remind everybody to turn up telephones are put in on vibrate and ask everybody when the session ends, to please remain seated in order to allow our speakers to leave the room. a final housekeeping note, booksellers are available with the book and a reception after the end of the event. what aei president, arthur brooks, who unfortunately couldn't be here, invited vice president cheney to join us today, it was a debut to remember in the attacks of 9/11 10 years later and considering some of the lessons learned and those that were not. since that day. but the first thing to recall about 9/11 and about the long war that we are still fighting is in many who gave their lives, their families, the sacrificed loved one in the awful loss. first and foremost, now is time to remember that as many brave americans who died at home, o

. >> reporter: stephen hayes was sentenced to death and now they have to face a second man who has pleaded a new panel is likely to hear the jailhouse writing, describing the murders in chilling detail. i was looking at my personal demon reflected back in their eyes he wrote. hayley is a fighter, she tried to free herself. he wrote of the youngest victim, i tasted her fear. what goes through your mind as you hear those words? >> he knew exactly what he was doing and he liked it. and he wanted to have control over another person since he didn't have control over any other part of his life, and that makes him a coward. >> how he got high tasting that fear and how angry i am. >> i think it was a perfect storm of evil. >> reporter: what would your advice be to jurors? >> you can't talk to anybody else. you can't talk to your family about it. you can't talk to anybody. so you have to find a way to kind of release that bad energy that's there. >> you have to nurture yourself. you have to nurture your spirit. in order for you to handle something like this. >> take care of yourself and listen to y

cheney is interviewed by stephen hayes, senior writer and the author of "cheney." [applause] >> good morning, everybody, welcome to the american enterprise institute. i'm the vice president for foreign and defense policy studies here at aei. let me first remind everybody, please, to turn off their telephones or put them on vibrate. and ask everybody, when the session ends, to please row remain seated in order to allow our speakers to leave the room. book severals are available with the book in the reception after the end of the event. >> when aei president arthur brookes, who unfortunately couldn't be here, invited vice president cheney to join us today, it was with a view to remembering the attacks of 9/11, ten years later, and considering some of the lessons learned, and those that were not since that day. but the first thing to recall about 9/11, and about the long war that we are still fighting, is the many who gave their lives. the families who sacrificed loved ones, and the awful loss. first and foremost, now is the time to remember those many brave americans

clearly with the condition of stephen hayes and now the death penalty, they know that they've got torent. they have come out, been aggressive. one called it a force policy and gruesome testimony in the first trial. the rumor is that the testimony in this trial is expected to be even worse. again, listening to all of these writings, listening to the taped confessions, playing a very large role in this particular trial. christine? >> a modern day in cold blood. that's exactly what happened here, the prosecution may say. >>> daughter of the late senator ted kennedy died of a heart attack after working out at a health club. back in 2009 she accepted the presidential medal of freedom on behalf of her late father. shep was 51, kara kennedy. >>> and daughter of the vice president walter mondale died this weekend following a long battle with brain cancer. a radio talk show host. eleanor mondale, also 51. >>> and opening fire on demonstrators in the capital city. at least 26 people killed. more than 550 injured. protesters demanded the resignation of the president in saudi arabia recovering f

we'll be talking to you throughout all of this, mary-katherine ham and stephen hayes.l: fox teams up with google to host the republican debate in orlando. you can submit questions for all the candidates. fox news.com, scroll down to the gop presidential debate. there you find a link to submit a question. click on the ask a question tab or write us or submit a video question for the candidates. so a couple of options for you right there on line to participate september 22nd. martha: should make a video and submit it. bill: you and i? think we would make the cut? yeah? martha: martha from new jersey and bill from ohio. bill: here they come. new details into what caused a landslide at an outdoor concert. chilling eyewitness testimony that saw it all. >> i heard a big bang. talking to people, what was that? and turned back around and she was, face down in the ground. martha: this is incredible. at least four people are recovering now from serious injuries sustained by falling rocks at a colorado amphitheater. authorities say the rocks came crashing down from a giant rock f

his co-defendant, stephen hayes, was sentenced to death last year. horrific, horrific crime in connecticut. >>> and a strike deadline may have passed, but so far, supermarket employees at three of california's largest chains are still at work, this as it appears negotiators are making modest progress there, and netflix today officially separating its online streaming and dvd by mail services, but it's also renaming the dvd service quick s-ls ster. bill: want to get to this horrific scene at a deadly air crash in reno, nevada. watch here: >> it is remarkable to see it, no matter how many times you watch it. dozens of people at that show witnessed that happening. including ron stargis, standing only 50 feet away from where the plane went down and sir, good morning to you in sacramento, california. that is a weekend you will not forget. >> good morning. bill: you were 50 feet away. what did you see? >> that's right. we have a box that sits right on the finish line, and watched the plane come around the final turn, begin to wonel, go out of control, then

stephen hayes has been sentenced to death.ility, nicole, where komarsijesky may not get the death penalty and his accomplice did and that brings up constitutional qwest? >> it doesn't bring up constitutional questions but it's a distinct possibility, the reality is these are two different trials and the evidence that the jurors hear may be very different and the jurors that have this particular case is going to have to decide if all of the criteria are met, a, to convict him, but b, to sentence him to death, and they could come up with a very different answer. jon: chip, talk about the death penalty. there was a movement underway in connecticut to abolish the death penalty in that state until this case and after a couple of the key senators in connecticut met with dr. william pettitte, the only survivor of this horrific night, they backed away from that motion, the death penalty still very much on the table, and yet, especially in a liberal leaning state like connecticut, a lot people say hey, the death penalty is really just

takes the investigation one item at a time, he describes how he and his convicted accomplice, stephen hayes, on the right, who has been convicted of the crimes, tied up the entire pettitte family, how he, joshua komarsijesky, sexually assaulted kayla and said he and hayes argued in the pettitte house about killing them. we've never heard these audiotapes at this trial. they were revealed last week to jurors and we've got our hand on them into the newsroom last night, he told police he wanted no part of killing the family. listen: >> he's like well, then, you know, i'll kill the two daughters and you can kill the mom. i was like we're not killing anyone. i was like i don't know how to put it more matter of fact. >> komisarjevsky said it was hayes that soaked the house with gasoline and as they left he saw him light a match and flick it at the house. >> i could see the puddle of gasoline sitting on the tile floor in the kitchen and the entire kitchen just erupts. then like a sea of flame. >> just one match lit? >> yeah, the third one that he tried. >> just one match that caused all that damag

stephen, we're looking forward to it. thanks for your time today, stphobg. >> thanks bill. bill: steve hayes, our guest in orlando. we'll see what he writes tomorrow, huh? who knows what's going to happen tonight. that's why we w-fp. -- we watch. martha: looking forward to it. some say it is the key for president obama to win florida in 2012, the key voter's group that the president may need if he wants to stay in the white house. bill: also from the front lines in that war in afghanistan, to the ball field, one in one week, this man was fighting in the war, and then hunkering down in the dugout, just las night. he is our guest. >> they're the ones, they're the real heros. she's my hero. it's good to be home. i'm finally home now. bill: 23 minutes past the hour, nato saying their mission in libya is, quote, not over by any means, stressing that qaddafi's well-armed supporters are still dangerous in that country. >>> leon panetta on the hill, expected to talk about the future of the u.s.' troubled relationship with pakistan. we'll keep an eye on that for headlines. >> a massive ad campaign by target backfiring, the