you went to talking points. >> trey will tell you, that's the point. >> are you outraged, trey?ou angry? >> get angry, trey. >> ashleigh here you go. election manipulation rarely works. all's fair in love and politic. it sounds too me like this political consultant in michigan is looking for a job in the white house. it rarely works. voting is a powerful and honorable thing to people and to get to try to manipulate them rarely, rarely works. >> you're killing me. i thought you would show your outranl and you know what i was going to come back at you with, rush limbaugh in 2008. are you ready, everybody? are you sitting down? i am asking people to cross over and if they can stomach it, i know it's a difficult thing to do. vote for hillary clinton. >> yep. >> but it will sustain this soap opera and it's something i think we need and it will be fun too. so both sides do this dirty stuff. goldie, what is the deal and why is the deal? >> this is business as usual. yes we engage in crossover open primary voting. >> kr do we have open primaries? >> people get to choose up until the las

put a lid on it already. >> i ain't got nothing in my file that say trey no coward.t never been no coward never in his life. i done shot so many [ bleep ] it's pitiful. i can get you rundowns on everybody i done shot. >> back in his old unit, washington is given some time to cool off. >> hey! >> we upgrade his mental health status, and he's going to stay here until -- we're going to transfer him up so his mental health issues can be addressed at another prison that's set for that. >> all right, washington. >> i'm back. >>> coming up, a conjugal visit. >> we're going to have fun. we're going to do a lot of exercise, jumping jacks. >> love behind bars. ♪ they see me rollin' ♪ they hatin' ♪ patrolling and tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty ♪ ♪ tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty ♪ ♪ tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty ♪ ♪ tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty ♪ [ mom ] hi, there. why do we always have to take your mom's car? [ male announcer ] the security of a tiguan, one of nine volkswagen models named a 2012 iihs top safety pick. ♪ tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty ♪ to have the energy

put a lid on it already. >> i ain't got nothing in my file that say trey no coward.y ain't never been no coward never in his life. i done shot so many [ bleep ] it's pitiful. i can get you rundowns on everybody i done shot. >> back in his old unit, washington is given some time to cool off. >> hey! >> we upgrade his mental health status, and he's going to stay here until -- we're going to transfer him up so his mental health issues can be addressed at another prison that's set for that. >> all right, washington. >> i'm back. >>> coming up, a conjugal visit. >> we're going to have fun. we're going to do a lot of exercise, jumping jacks. >> love behind bars. >>> formersouth african president, nelson mandela is in the hospital for long-standing stomach complaints. he is said to be fully fine and conscious. >>> three people were killed in a crash on i-80, and 20 others were hurt in a separate accident on i-79 involving up to 50 cars. now back to "lockup." >>> among the challenges facing officials at kern valley state prison is the growing number of inmates with long-term

trey, i'm doing to start with you. >> no.rry. >> maria? >> desperately. >> and joe? >> no. >> no. >> all right. thank you so much for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. of course, do not miss the last presidential debate before super tuesday. cnn's arizona republican debate on wednesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> it's now 20 minutes past 6:00 on the east coast. time to get your top stories to you this morning. u.n. weapon inspectors in iran for another round of nuclear talks. not inspections, talks. it comes as iran fights back against the eu sanctions by cutting off oil, at least the uk and france. >>> rebel commander in syria says their fight against the assad regime is, quote, an orphan revolution without foreign support. all of this as u.s. joint chiefs chairman says it is, quote, prewhat sure to decide whether or not we should help to arm the syrian opposition. >>> and a small plane clips a helicopter midair in northern california. it happened sunday. and get this, both pilots walked away from this with only minor

. >> the person who is chanting is 18-year-old trey williams. they're nervous this man still has this lead pipe in his hand. >> get down! >> and the clicking sound you're hearing. that, of course, is officers deploying their tasers. >> so the video we're seeing is actually from a camera mounted on the taser gun itself? >> yes. >> you hear the officer say "stop resisting." watch this. william gets up and comes after officer willoughby. and then the fight is taken into the bedroom, where william gets officer willoughby in a choke hold. and you hear him crying for help. >> my goodness. >> help me! >> and you hear gunshots. [ gunshot ] >> sit down! you! >> and in all, you hear three gunshots. and the third shot was fatal to williams. he died of a gunshot wound to the chest. the grand jury did unanimously decide that the force these officers used was justified. but williams' family is planning on filing a wrongful death suit in the death of 18-year-old trey williams. >> that's a tough one. i mean, your partner is being choked out. i mean, what can yo

say it again. >> a contributing factor. >> what about you, trey? >> absolutely not. >> trey, maria, and paul, thank you. they followed the rules. i love that. >> very behaving panel. still ahead on "early start," a sit down interview. i get to sit down with donald trump to ask his endorsement of mitt romney. what does trump think about romney's 15% effective tax rate? >>> also the pentagon weighing its military options in syria. so we ask will president assad really be committed to stopping the fighting there? today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. [ technician ] are you busy? management just sent over these new technical manuals. they need you to translate them into portuguese. by tomorrow. [ male announcer ] ducati

joining me now is former communications director jen sakky and trey harden.s great to see you this morning. we have a rock and roll hour going on trying to figure out. we have now confirmed that donald trump is going to throw his weight behind mitt romney. we just had people on comparing the endorsement to bugs bunny. >> i wish i had somethinged a good as that, but endorsements don't win elections. and this endorsement, there must be some following that donald trump has around the country that i'm not aware of. and i also think what jon ralston said is on point. he has a problem with people he doesn't connect with middle-class voters and this doesn't help the cause. >> trump it's endorsement is coming after the rumors overnight and this morning he was going to be endorsing newt gingrich. we have seen the press conference they held together. he was going to participate in the debate donald trump was going to moderate. is there another hit for newt gingrich? >> listen. i think it definitely shores up the apprentice vote for mitt romney. no, seriously. i don't t

he goes by the alias scott trey and john bradshaw. >>> sonoma county pan in jail after a deputy discovered-- man in jail after a deputy discovered dozens of homemade bombs in his car. the deputy pulled him over for traffic violations. he was arrested for driving with a suspended license. then the deputy searched his car and found 49 homemade bombs, each bigger than a firecracker. deputies found more bombs, fuses, gunpowder and weapons in a search of his home. he's being held on $50,000 bail. >>> president obama is apologizing to afghans today for the burning of copies of the qur'an as two u.s. soldiers were killed during a violent protest. afghan police have killed five protesters during a third day of rioting throughout the country. the two u.s. soldiers killed were part of a nato force in eastern afghanistan. killed by a man dressed in an afghan army uniform. this erupted monday when afghan workers saw u.s. soldiers dumping religious books in a garbage pile. president obama said the error was inadvertent i assure you we will take appropriate steps to avoid any recurrence and hold those r

he goes by the alias scott trey and john bradshaw. >>> sonoma county pan in jail after a deputy discovered-- man in jail after a deputy discovered dozens of homemade bombs in his car. the deputy pulled him over for traffic violations. he was arrested for driving with a suspended license. then the deputy searched his car and found 49 homemade bombs, each bigger than a firecracker. deputies found more bombs, fuses, gunpowder and weapons in a search of his home. he's being held on $50,000 bail. >>> president obama is apologizing to afghans today for the burning of copies of the qur'an as two u.s. soldiers were killed during a violent protest. afghan police have killed five protesters during a third day of rioting throughout the country. the two u.s. soldiers killed were part of a nato force in eastern afghanistan. killed by a man dressed in an afghan army uniform. this erupted monday when afghan workers saw u.s. soldiers dumping religious books in a garbage pile. president obama said the error was inadvertent i assure you we will take appropriate steps to avoid any recurrence and hold those r

former white house deputy communication director jen sake and trey hardin. if you look at it one way, six years of running have paid off for mitt romney. if we look at the lead he has in michigan and arizona with the early voters. but santorum is in striking distance. romney is flailing in some pundits' opinions out there, the inability to connect to the voters. is romney's campaign flushed to the floor if he doesn't win in michigan? >> well, michigan is make or break for romney. and i think everybody agrees on that. he has two major problems. one is he's dug in his heels against the successful auto bailout which supported 1.2 million jobs, up and down the food chain around the auto industry in michigan. and the second is that he just can't seem to ignite energy for his candidacy not only in michigan but around the country. so i think people are watching closely, the expectations are high, and he needs to have a convincing victory on tuesday. >> trey, i want to show everybody this brand new ad from the pro-santorum super pac. >> how can mitt romney beat bara

as i told one of his co creators, trey parker, i'm going to come back until i find something i like about it. hope birthday, robert lopez. time marches on! >> i begin with the russian presidential candidate rapping this is new jersey nets owner mikhail prokhorov. if you haven't seen this week's episode, yet spoiler alert. >> mikhail prokhorov on the microphone. >> yo, yo. >> miss name is mikhail. he is russian businessman, we are superstar on t.v. in russia! >> clearly his fellow new jersey nets owner did not help him with his rap though possibly the other owner did. jeremy lin probably could rap and poo gold. >> it's a cat and a rat sharing a nice bowl of milk. you'll notice every time the rat takes a turn he pulls the bowl toward him. clearly the whole thing is designed to lead the cat into some sort of trap. you can only assume it ends with the cat in a sewer surrounded by four ninja turtles trained by the rat. times marches on. >> to new jersey politics and the governor putting civil rights up for a vote is the newest voice in cable news is on the new news network. >>it is an independ

. >> and trei goodman is an undecided voters and annoyed that the candidates are more interested in attackingh other than the issues that he really cares about. >> it would be good if people had jobs and maybe that's what we should focus on. >> you haven't seen any of the republican candidates out there with a jobs plan you really believe in? >> not really. >> mitt romney is the clear favorite here, doing well in recent arizona polls. well enough that arizona's governor felt safe to endorse him. >> and ni know a lot of people are conflicted and want to take a little from each candidate and put them together. unfortunately you can't do that. >> other officials aren't convinced. sheriff joe arpaio supported mitt romney in 2008 and then through in with joe perry and since he dropped out arpaio stayed on the side line. >> i don't get on the band wagon. where were all of these people in arizona four years ago, i was the only guy pushing mitt romney, i don't know what's changed in four years, still the same guy saying the same things. >> some voters we talked to were luke warm on the candidates and

what do you think, trey? >> for attention to see who -- they basically hated each other. >> they hated each other? isn't that strong? what do other people think about that? >> there's a lot of tension between the two groups. they competed for the most attention. >> they competed for attention. what was -- what's going on? >> the main reason why they were so incompetent, they both had the demands. >> what do you mean by different types of demands? they weren't focused, right? >> one specific thing that was being done. it was being too lenient in their demands and was only gonna compromise with what they were given. >> so you really said that beautifully. he wanted to get rid of the structure of segregation and albany hadn't figured out how to do it. sclc was made up of older people by and large. generally men, ministers who wore suits and personally conservative in their world view as opposed to the younger students, male and female, were not so formal and they wanted to get rid of segregation all at once. tha

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>> trey is right but more important than momentum the series of policies to stabilize the housing marketn china, repatriate from foreign nations and you can object to that it's not good policy but it's a strategy. we haven't heard much from the republicans other than bash obama and praise mythical markets. you can't beat somebody with nobody. patriots are also nobody but that is a different segment. >> we'll see in a couple hours. >> gregg: it didn't help your cause. i'm glad you brought that up. critics say that mitt romney lacks a vision for how to turn around the economy. he doesn't specify much. in fact, the "wall street journal" wrote this editorial. if mr. romney needs to unite the party and rally an american majority he needs a cause bigger than his doctor >> gregg: what about that? is romney lacking a credible plan, something very specific that is inspiring to turn around the economy? >> well, you have to know, right now they are in middle of a primary nomination fight and he is appealing to the base and focusing on the anti-obama base. >> gregg: appealing or pandering? >> i woul

trey, what's your role in this with your dad?the supermarkets will be closed and you'll have to shoot a bear. >> i don't know about a bear but, you know, if every disaster, you have about three days supply in most grocery stores so, you know, when i look at prepping as i have health insurance and life insurance, i don't spend that much money. i spend over $40,000 for car insurance and never used it. >> you bring up the fact that our grid would be targeted and that would hurt us big time. colleen bishop, you have a different focus. you're worried about the financial system. you took the action you've taken. >> what i do is i did nothing different than warren buffet. i have a different currency. nobody looks at warren buffet and says you're crazy for having all that money. i'm planning on essentials. that's where i invest my time and money. >> when they came up, were you surprised that there were other people that they're doing what they're doing? >> i'm not surprise. i've been reaching out to them for years. >> do you ever say to

congressman trey gowdy, great to see you this morning. thanks so much.s a man watching adult films on a library computer. what did the library do? guess what, they let them keep watching it and it sleeps nine, two bathrooms and a beautiful flat screen tv. we'll take you inside the ultimate tailgating r.v. coming up. i don't know about you, i'd like to go into that for the whole weekend. what's this? it's progresso's loaded potato with bacon. it's good. honey, i love you... oh my gosh, oh my gosh.. look at these big pieces of potato. ♪ what's that? big piece of potato. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >> 22 minutes after the top of the hour. time for news by the numbers. 20,000, that's how many veterans plans to get back to work when he announces his billion dollar job corps program today. next 3.8%, the current mortgage rate on a 30-year fixed loan putting rates at an all time low. finally, 100 million. that's reportedly how much simon cowell has offered beyonce to join his judges panel on "the x factor". that would make her the h

berman argues self-interest trumping the common good has led the uss trey. this is just over an hour. >> okay. guess we are ready to roll. thank you for coming. i never know how many are going to attend. i have gone to the point that i consider success -- that came out of a book tour i did in 2006 and is a favorite of mine. i was booked into a bookstore in philadelphia and three people showed up and one of them fell asleep during a talk and i was ready to start snoring more fall out of the chair and happily that was not recorded by c-span. worst part of that was when i saw the fire from the store, this did happen. so the fire from the store -- at the bottom it said morris berman is dean of optometry at you see fullerton. i offered anyone who bought the book i would give them a free eye exam but not too many. i want to thank barnes and noble for hosting this so we can get together and talk about issues that i think are very important. there seems to be some confusion in the united states. a lot of people don't realize america failed. they think it is still go

elections where there was an establishment candidate, like kentucky, where dick cheney was getting behind treyce and how great that would be and rand paul came in and punched him in the throat and is now a star in the senate. writing books about the tea party comes to washington. >> and mike lee in utah who at the party convention in utah, unseated incumbent robert bennett. that was also incredibly surprising and he's now a united states senator. >> there's been a little political marriage here of convenience during the obama years and i think that's going to continue to be the case. i mean if there's a mitt romney presidency, though, you could see the mike lees and rand pauls, getting a little bit more ornery and maybe not being as disciplined as the senate and the house was under bush. >> maria? >> well i think part of the thing, though is that the 2012 election was one that wasn't highly participatory by a lot of the majority of voters -- >> 2010? >> 2010. including a lot of moderate republicans, so even though santorum is trying to signal saying i could be that person. he still appeals to

while there is tragedy in her story, there is also so much trey ump tri ump in her story.s what's missing from so many of the covers we've seen in the last 24 hours. she really has a shining light for so many who fight to survive to cope and make it in their own way. she was really pulling through it. jo gelddy t goldie taylor, than you. interviews from her friends and colleagues and clips from the music and movies of her entire career at the top of the hour, 7:00 eastern right here on cnn. >>> at cnn we like to talk about people who are making their own mark. over the last week no one has done that more than jeremy linn, the new york knick is the talk of the short nba season. a week ago he was an unknown. lins then he's helped the knicks win five straight. he's a rarity in the league. the first harvard grad to play in almost half a century. now, the only asian american in the nba right now. and in december he was cut by not one but two teams. since signing with the knicks he's been crashing on his brother's couch. that's likely to change now that he has made his mark. >>>

joining us now, howard gray and trey canipi a. howard, i'll begin with you.ing a lot about greece. the market seems to be anticipating that a deal is going to get down within way or another, isn't it? >> well, i'm not so sure. i'm not so sure that we're overemphasizing the importance of greece. let me put it this way. i'm hard pressed to think of a single spending decision in the united states economy that has anything to do with greece. it has nothing to do with the number of pickup trucks we sell, iphones that we sell. you can go on and on. greece is a problem. it's an issue. but it's become, i think, less and less of an economic problem. i think it's more of a financial event. but even there, the ecb is going to backstop the banks. it's the lez lender of last resort for the banks. we know that. from an economic point of view, i don't think there's a lot of bmws that are still being exported to dprooes. >> maybe not greece as a whole, but it's representative of the issues that remain in europe as a whole. >> it's a problem, but when you look at the world ec

i found trey goodman trying to make up his mind who to vote for.number one issue is the economy. he is the only person new england his group of friends who has a job. >> most people i know want to work. they want to have a job. some so if people want to have a job and it would be good if people had jobs maybe that's we should focus on. >> you haven't seen any of the republic voters out there with a jobs plan that you really believe in? >> na, not really. >> you know, the other thing we haves in theside a real lack of enthusiasm at least among late deciders. we ran into a fellow just a little while ago who came up to talk to us. his name is keith perry. he told us when he looked at the ballots, shep, he really in no idea what to do. >> i don't really feel confident about any single one of them. i really felt like it was eateny, meany, miny mow, pick one. >> how would you say you feel about the republic field this time around? >> dismal. i'm very worried that we are not going to be able to elect a republic to office for president. very worried about

. >> reporter: in an interview with espn's trey wingo, he said -- >> i continue the feel good. i make progress every day. >> reporter: he's endured three serious neck surgeries, missing the entire season, after not missing a single game since his rookie year in 1999. it's casting a shadow over sunday's game. >> right now, with his health in such jeopardy and $28 million option due in march, most people think that he's played his last game. >> does he strike you as a guy that wants to go out like this? >> doesn't want to. he might have to. >> reporter: can the 36-year-old fully recover? if he does, what might the situation be. the new father of twins. >> coming off the surgery, he couldn't pick up his kids the way he wanted to. >> reporter: perhaps it's fitting that the one person that might best know the way he feels, his own father, the former new orleans saints quarterback who suffered a should injury. >> i talked to archie manning. he says he's emphasized there is a life outside of football. >> reporter: for now, it seems like peyton manning wants to keep football his life.

they were responding to an episode that depicted the prophet muhammad in a bear costume and posted trey parker and matt stone's home addresses telling followers to, quote, pay them a visit, the group did. in turns out their roots in terror go much deeper, and they could end up spending decades behind bars. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has live more in washington. >> reporter: thank you, megyn, and good afternoon. this case is really the who's who of the jihadist movement in u.s. today he did plead guilty to using his web site, revolution muslim, to encourage threat against and to murder those who oppose radical islam. morton pled guilty to picking threats against the creators of "south park" who portrayed the prophet muhammad wearing a bear costume, but the plea shows morton was connected to more than a half dozen jihadists. the most noteworthy generated the online magazine inspire, and anwar al-awlaki who was the first american on the cia's kill or capture list, both men killed in a cia strike last year. the threats were more serious and spread like a virus throu

listen to what trey goodman told me yesterday. >> i've watched almost every debate and it seems likeme around. i guess if i had to vote today, right now, i'd probably vote santorum. but i can't even say that name with confidence. >> reporter: and here's the polls place we're at, we're seeing a trickle of people coming in. don't forget that absentee and early voting very popular in this state, probably more than 50 percent of people voting today have already voted. bill: john, thank you. john roberts out there in arizona. >> thank you john, we'll talk to you later. patti ann: we are awaiting a news conference from the board of education in chardon, ohio on yesterday's deadly school shooting. meanwhile we're learning more about the suspected gunman. seventeen-year-old t.j. lane, some students saying he's an outconfident who keeps mostly to himself. wee also note that lane suffered a violent and troubled home life. but classmates say he never talked about that. >> we smiled at him, he was just like, you know a. nod. a nod to me. like a normal teenager. >> he was just a person that wante

that's trey songs. my special friend. >>> welcome back, everybody.davis back for more. he's a former virginia congressman. martin frost and connie rice is a civil rights attorney. a sizeable celebrity lineup will be at whitney houston's funeral. families, close friends of course. the funeral is tomorrow, private, invitation only. here are some of the names of people we know who will be attending, tyler perry, kevin costner, alicia keys, steve have i wonder. we're learning more about whitney houston's final hours. some people are saying she was drinking pretty heavily, that she had some erratic behavior. she had well-known battles with addiction. that had to be a real burden for some of her friends and family members, and her daughter, too, who has been talking about it for the past couple of days. rain prior is richard prior's daughter. >> thank you for having me. >> it must be so hard to have a parent who has struggled with an addiction and then on top of it struggled so publicly with an addiction like your father. was that chaos for you? >> it's no

trey transformation in which they went from the liquid state to the gaseous state in other words just of the brightest. in your experience, is that possible? >> sir, else i mentioned before, i have no specific knowledge of customer funds. >> they pay three ander $50,000 a year because you got 25 years of experience in this business and you can't answer a simple question as to whether or not you think assets can just vaporized like there's nobody to blame it isn't god's fault, they just the brightest, it's the corporate measure. t you think that's possible? >> i think that there is a team of experts going through the details, and in my experience -- >> as a $350,000 a year expert you have no idea what's possible for money to vaporize? that's good. >> you are fully aware of the rules requiring the council has to be segregated and protected at all times was mr. corzine aware of those requirements? >> i would be speculating, but i imagine that he is aware of those. >> how about larry fervor? >> i would imagine he is, too. >> what involvement did she have with your risk management and comp

. >> my name is trey grace. i'm the director of the institute of politics. we're excited to have everybody in a packed house. toe's conversation is going to be moderated by david gergen who's the director of the kennedy school center for public leadership. c.p.l. along with middle eastern initiative. please join me in welcoming david gergen. >> thank you. >> good afternoon and welcome to the kennedy school forum. we're delighted that you're here. on behalf our our guest, we'd like to begin today by asking everyone to stand for a moment of silence in memory of those egyptian who is have died in the last three days. >> thank you. and i must tell you that it's a wrenching experience for our guest to be here today. you know, his heart calls for him to be in egypt. and he had made a commitment to be in the united states but know how difficult this is for him to be here and how eager he is not to be seen as "the leader of the revolution." but as someone who is a major contributor. i think it's worth understanding that a year ago today our guest was imprisoned and