who had teased daniel olaska for drinking beer and wine glass all william hayes so step but not life-threateningdents and teachers most of the room already knew about the loss of their friend and teacher even so professional help was brought >> social workers and psychologists and counselors people from all of the district over 20 people here to >> the death of shaun wild repercussions with one city council member now calling for stricter rules governing drinking in downtown vapor built at night. >> memorial service is scheduled north of milwaukee for shaun wild public memorial 7:00 p.m. thursday crowd here brown deer high school. fuel is friday and milwaukee. naples area ceremony may also be scheduled. huge sales of $50 million cash for rebar forest man charged with sexual abuse to children more than a decade police arrested 63 year-old robert gaskill at his home thursday. robert gaskill operated a foster care service with his wife accused of sexually assaulting two young girls 1996 until 2009. history of working with or for organizations that help children. to back in court thursday. was it a

killed was a recent elementary school grad in teacher, william hayes was stabbed as well and is recovering from surgery at edward hospital the employee sustained injuries to his arm and prosecutors say the incident began after hayes made a joke at alaskas expense the two had never met before. for >> the defendant was found drinking beer at a wine glass and that may have been what escalated this verbal situation. it escalated from virtually nothing to quickly for our employees to intervene, when hundred patrons watched in horror as the stabbing occurred with a 5 in. knife. and he stabbed the victim and continue to stab him after the first and second in its the third one. his parents were present in court today with about one dozen members of his grace christian fellowship church and his attorneys say he has no criminal background a master's in aviation administration from middleton, he was working as a manager at the john birch airport. alaskas next court date is march the fifth and his family doesn't have the $300,000 needed to get him out of jail members of his church grays christian fell

steve hayes writer for the weekly standard. juan williams, columnist with the hill.nd rich lawrie editor of the national review. rich, how big a deal is tonight and put it in perspective what we're seeing on the ground in michigan. arizona headed in, mitt romney was expect today do well, what about the battle in michigan? >> well, michigan is huge, especially for mitt romney, in retrospect might have been safer for him to dehe fine his home as massachusetts and leave it that. if he loses even narrowly, no explanation and another bout of people chattering about someone else getting in the race and worry about fund raising drying up and it would really hurt him going into super tuesday, especially in ohio and he could be looking at a super tuesday where he's only going to win vermont, massachusetts virginia and maybe idaho. which is not a real strong position for a front runner to be in. so, mitt romney really needs to put a w on the board tonight. >> bret: one of the interesting developments, juan, today, was the romney campaign and the candidates speaking out about t

steve hayes for "weekly standard." juan williams, columnist for hill.ted columnist charles krauthammer. charles, you look raring to go on this one. >> this compromise is smoke and mirrors. it's accounting trick. before the so-called compromise. holy cross hospital, for example, was required by law to provide health insurance and required by law to include in that birth control, morning after abortion pills and tubal ligation. after the so-called compromise, holy cross hospital is still required to provide all the pleas health insurance. the employee is guaranteed by law with the same benefits. the only difference is when the employee gets a letter about what he or she is entitled to, holy cross will send a letter leaving out this and will get a separate letter from the insurance company saying by the way, you are entitled to these items. the birth control, morning after pill and tubal ligation, for no charge at all. it makes no difference whatsoever. morally who tells you about this source of your insurance. and second is there anybody who believes this

hayes for "weekly standard." liz marlantes for christian science monitor. juan williams, columnist with hill.hat do you think? >> there is a clear ideological divide evident to plans floating around. we have president's plan and romney's plan coming thursday in michigan. what you see is the republican saying if this is about simplifying the tax code we're for it. that is what we want to do. we believe in simplification. when they look at the obama plan, what do they say? this is going to increase the amount of revenue coming from corporate america in to the u.s. government. in that sense, they say this could be just veil for increase taxation and they don't want any part of it. >> bret: liz, a lot of politics in play, obviously. >> a lot of politics, obviously. in response to the sound bite you played a minute ago, to some extent it's a cynical exercise to release corporate tax plan on the same day as your likely republican opponent. but on the other hand tax reform is not going to happen. everybody knows that. there is absolutely no chance. >> bret: up on capitol hill. >> it is not going to

here to help us break it all down, steven hayes from the weekly standard and fox news contributor are juan williamsh. finally got a deal done on capitol hill. the republicans are being accused of conceding a whole lot in the deal. >> the problem for republicans is they didn't want to go into the final stages of the general election campaign having president obama position himself as a tax cutter and that is what happened last september when the first iteration happened. i'm sympathetic with the republicans on the political problems that they face. the problem that i have and a lot of conservatives have what they did is gave in to a party that couldn't come up with $100 billion in spending cuts in a budget that is more than $3.6 trillion. that is a problem. >> shannon: how big a win for the white house? >> i think politically not going to agrew to much if you are looking towards the fall elections. in terms of what has been going on here in washington the idea that the congress is so low in public esteem and so much of that is blamed on republicans would give the president some kind of political wea