suzanne vega. >> remember, my name is luca. >> i don't know whether that is worse or tucker calling for>> i was going to say i know tucker barnes loves nick lachey. i know it. >> i know his wife. >> that is i story for it. m -- for it. mz, not for us. >>> right now, we've got some accident activity off the road to the shoulder there. it looks like traffic is using the left side of the ramp to come from lorton road to know gowned on i-95678 it is the ramp that is being impacted by this accident activity. right lane of two again on the ramp from lorton to go northbound on i-95. 95 itself open for business. slow going leaving the prince will yak partner -- william parkway headed up to lorton. we had the accident activity as you commit to the bridge to go northbound across the potomac. no incidents to report right now off of 66 to the west. it is slow going as you work your way inbound from 126 to nutley street. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> in our health alert today, federal officials are wrestling with whether to give children the anthrax vaccine so see how they could

so i'm just going to begin with a quote from a song, suzanne vega. what's so small to you is so large to me. less than regular on the pc. i guess the gourmet top. the part of what i'm talking about is why there are very small objects that are against it in the kind of physics a few. i'm a particle physicist primarily. when objects are relevant to understanding nature of growth but also by focusing on small issues can sometimes eliminate your things and how as to your i'm going to start with a nice photograph someone gave me. it's a photograph from paris as you might've guessed. and you can tell because it has a lot of iconic paris features that has the eiffel tower in the background. it has a kiosk advertising performance. and it has cars on this tree, which is very typical. so it's kind of your typical. c. so what do i want to get across here? the thing i want to get across is what you see depends on how you look at, what resolution you have, what skill you choose to focus on. so if you think about the eiffel tower, you can look at it from very far

he didn't waste any opportunities last night here in las vegas. suzannent on the attack on mitt romney even before the questioning began, in those intros that the candidates were allowed to do in the beginning, he said he was no conservative of convenience. so definitely an attack, a slap at mitt romney right off the bat. i know you were talking, jim acosta earlier in the hour about some of the other back-and-forths. the romney campaign says perry is not acting presidential and this would be damaging to him, but perry's people tell me they were happy rick perry was rick perry in that debate last night and say that's good for their campaign, suzanne. >> you wonder what rick perry or mitt romney will show up at the next debate. tell us a little about mitt romney. he seemed to be even more on the attack than usual. >> reporter: exactly. you know, when you're the front-runner, you know the other candidates are gunning for you. that happened again last night. seemed some of the candidates got under mitt romney's skin a little bit. he was a little more contenti

but we're here in vegas and in this particular case, suzanne, what happens in vegas won't stay in vegaso watch the debate tomorrow night. >> nobody's going to be out in the parking lot, that's right, wolf. right? >> right. i liked that "snl" skit on the marriott hotel tv channel debate. it was very cute. >> it was a lot of fun. all right, wolf. thanks. look forward to seeing you. don't forget tomorrow night, cnn hosts the western presidential republican debate live from vegas. anderson cooper will moderate. 8:00 p.m. eastern time right here on cnn. >>> here's a rundown of some of the stories ahead. first, horror an tragedy in las vegas. we look at the indy 300 crash this weekend that killed one of the most talented drivers on the tracks. >>> and they call him the tur n turbanned tornado. you'll meet the 100-year-old that just broke the record running a marathon -- that's right -- and he is 100 years old. we love him. >>> then 20 years ago she forced the country to focus on sexual harassment in the work place. anita hill still pursuing women's issues. she's joining me to talk about her n

suzanne? >> thanks. be sure to tune in as cnn western republican debate, coming up next tuesday night at 8 eastern that is from las vegasator. >>> top of the hour, i'm suzanne malveaux. i want to get you up to speed. >>> american officials are outraged, they say iran will pay. this texas used car salesman is the unlikely suspect in an alleged assassination plot backed by iran. now, the u.s. claims that man soar arbab see jar tried to hire an undercover informant to kill the ambassador to the united states. he wanted to blow up a washington restaurant killing the diplomat and potentially many americans along with him. u.s. officials gathered washington's diplo not mattic core to the state department today to assure them that they are safe and the obama administration is now deciding how to respond to iran. >> an outrage that violates one of the fundamental principles this is over the top, have to be held accountable. >> the u.s. links the alleged plot to the' leet quds force, could be backed by iran's revolutionary guard. unclear if the quds were acting on their own or from iranian's top leaders them call the plot a fabr

vegas. what kind of details are we now learning from the audio tape from dr. murray? what kind of specifics about jackson's drug use, for instance and propofol? >> well, good afternoon, suzanneichael jackson's drug use. and all of these self-serving statements coming in during this prepared interview, i say it's prepared because he went in with his lawyers knowing this would be recorded. at this time, at the time of his interview, sigh suzanne, this was simply a death case, not a homicide investigation. murray did not know that anybody would be pointing fingers at him as the reason for the death. so he's there. he's giving this interview and telling us information he learned about the drug use, about the propofol and about dr. klein and demerol addiction. but we're also hearing an explanation for applying cpr on the bed because he said the bed was hard. he says he was only out of the room for two minutes, so he's pinned down now to two minutes where he left the room to go to the bathroom and came back and found michael laying there dead. >> what specifically does he talk about when he says the kinds of drugs jackson was using on a regular basis? >> well, he talks about the b

suzanne. interesting, that topic didn't come up much last night. that's not history, though. i'm sure he'll be talking much more about that. but the cnn western republican debate, it is history. but what happened in vegas got very heated, and very personal. listen. >> i'm speaking. >> it's time for you to tell the truth. >> you get 30 seconds. the way the rules work here is you get 60 seconds and you get 30 seconds to respond. would you please wait? are you just going to keep talking. let me finish what i'm saying. >> boy, you know what it was? it was illegal immigration that sparked that conversation. rick perry's numbers dropped. the governor tried to throw the issue back at mitt romney last night. >> mitt, you lose all of your standing from my perspective because you hired illegals, in your home, and you knew about it for a year. and the idea that you stand here before us and talk about that you're strong on immigration, is on its face the height of hypocrisy. >> maybe we needed these guys to jump in the middle. joining us live from las vegas, juan carlos lopez, a correspondent with cnn in espanol, and senior political editor mr. mark preston. 60% of the spanish voters supported candidate obama. jua