you didn't see the credit crisis coming. >> yes, we did, juan. yes, we did, juan. juan: you didn't do anything about it, did you. >> we started in 2001 to try to reign in fannie and freddie. we spent four years doing it we got a bill through the senate finance committee on a party line vote to reign in fannie and fred if i can in 2006. one of the first things barack obama did when he came to the united states senate was because third largest recipient of fannie and freddie. he joined a filibuster of every democrat led by senator chris dodd to block that measure from being brought to the floor of the united states senate. three years later in september of 2008. senator obama voted for the same bill that he could have voted for three years ago after fannie and freddie collapsed. don't tell me that we didn't try to do something in the bush years to reign in the housing problem. we were the people who said let us subject fannie and freddie to the same kind of scrutiny we subject banks, savings and loans and credit unions. it was candidate obama, senator obama who refus

juan: thanks for staying with us. i'm juan williams in for bill o'reilly. in the personal story segment tonight, where is the outrage? as president obama flew to copen hague ton try to win the olympics for his hometown of chicago, some african-american members of that town want to know why the president hasn't spoken out about the beating death, absolutely bizarre and cruel beating death of a chicago honor student caught in the middle of a fight between two rival factions. president obama was very vocal about the controversy surrounding the arrest of a black harvard professor by a white cop. but so far not a peep, hasn't said a word about the murder of darren albert last week. that said, attorney general acre eric holder and arnie duncan will go to meet with members of the community. joining us now from boston, the reverend eugene rivers and from los angeles, civil rights attorney leo terrell. you know what? eugene rivers, let me start with you and ask. we have an african-american president from chicago. we seen this videotape. how can he not speak out on t

. >>> con esta suplica comenzó la madre de juan carlos al dirigirse a los medios 16 días después que su hijo fura apuñalado. >>> pienso que la escuela tiene máxima responsabilidad en lo sucedido, porque si hubiera más personal de seguridad pues quién sabe si pudieran haber evitado esto. >>> ella contrató a un equipo de abogados y las investigaciones prelimanares muestran lo que pasó. >>> ese día solo había un policía asignado, y ese oficial estaba testificando en corte indicó uno de los legistas, y dijo que en el lugar de los hechos hubo numerosas peleas así. y esta señora ira a un lugar donde está su hijo más pequeño. >>> nunca más tuve un amanecer que no sea llorando, le segaron la vida a mi hijo por algo tan asurdo, de una for brutal. >>> nos comunicamos con el distrito escolar de miami para rimer r una comunicación, y nos dijo que no ofrece comentarios en o (m-fasuntos de posibles li. >>> gracias por esa información, y le presentamos el admirable acto de un bodeguero tras rescatar a un niño, y desde nueva york tenemos las impactantes imágenes. >>> desafiando l

juan is right, "the new york times", the "l.a. times" everyone has pointed out and recounted the facts of the case. that speaks for itself. >> you wouldn't any of these people as a character witness at your trial. you have woody allen as you pointed out, not a paragon of virtue. he married his adopted daughter that he adopted with miafarrow. whoopi goldberg who i wish would define the different between rape-rape and just rape, i done get that according to her publicist has had six abortions these are not the people you want to show up and make good statements. >> she did issue clarification on the the next day about it wasn't rape-rape statement. we should point that out >> the fact that these are women saying this is the most disappointing of all. if you are on a national television show and you know is going to be a topic find out the facts before you shoot your mouth off. >> the press, some in the press went the other way jim and pointed out that polanski has had such a tough life his mother died in a concentration camp his wif

a little murky, juan was talking about it during the break. murky has to where the money goes and comes from. >> there's a double standard with the way media covers liberal groups promoting policies they agree with and conservative groups that are promoting policies they disagree with in the 80s there was an outfit called the legal services corporation, i'm sure it is still around styled to help poor people conservatives tried to get them to fund it a lot of money going out to a lot of places the conservatives thought the government had no business helping to promote that didn't go anywhere the media was support as they are of the goals and objectives of acorn. a conservative group the media approach is different. >> why do some think acorn has been aictim of media coverage? >> for the reason cal said they sympathize with acorn. >> one of those doing the picking, would be john fund all over acorn for years on -- he wrote a book on voter fraud. he told me the other day, there's a lot more coming. >> let me say quickly before you go i think a nu

bill: am i baby, juan? is that me? am i a baby? [ laughter ] >> but the thing is you see that obama, in terms of being a strong leader, he was able to get people like sarkozy, gordon brown to stand with him, against iran. bill: that was good. >> yeah, that's good. bill: especially sarkozy. sarkozy didn't know why he was there he thought he was there for a restaurant reservation i learned from unnamed source. but let's get back to the serious deal here. you have a commander and chief. all right? now the military, they want to win the war, correct, mary katharine in the american military wants to win the afghan war, just as they won the iraq war. just as once bush gave the surge, they won. the united states won. ok, so now you have got the u.s. military in afghanistan and they want to win. but and they say look, in order for us to win, we need 40,000 more guys and gals. and obama for three weeks goes, hey, i don't know -- i, i -- that's not good. >> and the lesson that we can take from iraq is that, in fact, yeah, when american lives

mary katharine, juan, directly ahead aaron andrews privacy grossly violated. thought fbi has made an arrest in the case. did some hotels help the peeping tom do his dirty work. david goldberg on how the media is treating the david letterman situation. moments away. dddddddddd bill: as you may know, espn's forecaster erin andrews had her privacy grossly violated when a man spied on her in hotel rooms photographing her without clothing and posting the images on the net. the fbi has arrested 47-year-old michael barrett insurance representative from illinois. is he charged with interstate stalking. this now to analyze former district attorney jeanine pirro host of the program judge janine perot pirro. you are not a real judge though are you. >> yes i was a family judge. bill: i think this guy is a disturbed guy. >> any peeping tom is, a weirdo. >> you would say that anybody who practices spying and stalking people and i'm not saying that with any kind of jocularity, but anybody who does that mentally something is wrong? >> well, yeah, anyone who does that

we're back with our panel, brit, mara, bill and juan. juan, unemployment at 9.8%. do you think that one of the options that he's talking about is a second stimulus package? >> not in the short term, bret. i think what he wants to do now is to try to make sure that just as you heard him say the credit markets, the banks in specific, are more open to doing work with small business and small business being the engine for employment in the country. if you lookt wall street right now, wall street is doing pretty good. they didn't have a great week this week, but they're doing pretty much for the course of the year, they're on an upward trajectory. you look at housing starts, it's looking better. you look at corporate mergers, the kind of confidence that would suggest that people are now willing to get back in and take some risks by merging, that's another positive sign. the big question has to do with the holidays coming and consumer confidence and the idea that consumers are not going to spend if they don't spend, then small business doesn'thire. the retail outfits, th

. >> brit hume, senior political analyst and bill krystol of the weekly standard and juan williams. brit, your thoughts, publicly about whether more troops should head into afghanistan. >> it's worry some to think that the key policy voice general mcchrystal in all this is joe biden. who sits on the foreign relations committee who is in a position to do no harm but he is the lead negotiator or lead policy maker or one of them in the white house versus general mcchrystal, one hopes that general mcchrystal will win the day. basically it comes down to this. president said he had a new strategy, he was general when he laid it out in march. then he sent a new general over there to execute it who has come back and said, well, we need more troops if we're going to do this. the question is, did he change the strategy, or is he simply doing what was necessary militarily to carry it out. it's the latter, what is necessary it seems to me the president is in awkward position to rebuff him. >> i think it's more complicated than that. it's a tough decision, counterterrorism strip down choice or a

juan is right, "the new york times", the "l.a. times" everyone has pointed out and recounted the facts of the case. that speaks for itself. >> you wouldn't any of these people as a character witness at your trial. you have woody allen as you pointed out, not a paragon of virtue. he married his adopted daughter that he adopted with miafarrow. whoopi goldberg who i wish would define the different between rape-rape and just rape, i done get that according to her publicist has had six abortions these are not the people you want to show up and make good statements. >> she did issue clarification on the the next day about it wasn't rape-rape statement. we should point that out >> the fact that these are women saying this is the most disappointing of all. if you are on a national television show and you know is going to be a topic find out the facts before you shoot your mouth off. >> the press, some in the press went the other way jim and pointed out that polanski has had such a tough life his mother died in a concentration camp his wif

juan williams is joining us a. when i read about california talking about banning big screen plasmid televisions, and they are talking about banning black cars, -- big screen plasma televisions, and they are talking about banning black cars, tell me you are not a liberal that would support this. >> no, but i am the kind of liberal that would say, "wait a second. what are they trying to do?" this, in fact, is not going to draw up prices of the plasma televisions. it will save the consumer about $30 a year. they have had rules like this since the 1970's on refrigerators and other things, and what it does is help keep down the cost of energy. sean: would you like to pay your rooftop white -- paint your rooftop white? >> that is meddling. sean: oh, ok. >> but if they are talking about trying to hold down the prices, because some of these just sucked down the power plants, i am not sure that is a bad thing -- some of these just suck down the power plants. sean: not to bring anita dunn or the war on fox news into this, b

>> i think what we're seeing -- juan talked about harsh fighting. i think we're seeing harsh fighting inside this white house. what you're seeing is on one side defense secretary gates, hillary clinton and the president who says we have to destroy the taliban. in august he said we have to destroy the taliban or al qaeda will use this as a safe haven for attacks against americans. he said that august 17th. you have political advisers inside the white house looking at 2010. it's a midterm election in which the democrats are concerned anyway. you've got an unpopular war. you've got troop increases if he goes with troop increases, it will happen mostly in the summer moving into that election and i think -- and you have a president who wants to -- says he wants to win this war, but doesn't seem to want to sell it. you've got to go out -- whatever he does, if he does increase troops, he's got to go out and make that pitch and throw his heart into it and sell it. and you just don't see that coming from him. >> i mean, i know there are political pressures,

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he was flying into san juan last night. and he says the passengers are really reacting to seeing the flames in person after reading about the fire the past couple of days. he says some of them were nervous about the flight being over the fire. look at those flames. keep it right here on "hln" for the very latest on the fire. >>> israeli troops have arrested 12 people in clashes at jerusalem's holiest religious site. the troops used water canons and stun grenades to disperse hundreds of palestinian protesters. israeli police said protesters threw stones and a firebomb at troops. muslim leaders asked the crowd to respond to what they call jewish conquest. they recently accused israel of digging under the site, which israel denies. the site is considered holy by both jews and muslims. >>> turns out officials were closely monitoring that passenger plane that missed their airport by 150 miles. that's word from president obama. the jet with 144 passengers, flew past its minneapolis destination and was out of contact with air traf

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it is fun up here, juan.>> i >> this is a good show. >> thanks for joining us. keep it right here on fox news channel. we'll see you again next week. captioned by, closed captioning services, inc. >>> welcome to "red eye." it is like password if bypass you mean safe. let's go to tv's andy levy for the pregame report. andy, what is coming up on tonights in show? >> everybody down here in america's news headquarters is filled with glow that jane lynch is going to be on the show tonight. also, the latest al-qaeda tactic. suicide bombers with explosives in their colons. look at the silent but deadly threat. plus, president obama wants to extend the school day and school year. we will investigate why he hates the chiren. anfinally,s franc mad at the united states. some say it is over the arrest of filmmak and child molester roman polanski. others say who gives a crap, it's france. >> the wall at. >> i'm here with remy spencer. >> comedy jo dee veto, what a delight. i, bill schulz, he stinks of december penetration in pain. and mike baker, former cia operative. if fie

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. >> reporter: gern, no one has been charged -- again, no one has been charged with juan's murder. it's back in court at the end of the month. derek and anita. >> all right. thank you. you were right, disturbing stuff. >>> now a follow-up on a virginia priest convicted of stealing from his own churches. virginia's court of appeals has agreed to hear his case. now, he contends he should not have faced charges in both state and federal court. he was convicted in federal court on charges of fraud and money laundering and sentenced to five years in prison. a state court found him guilty of embezzlement up to $1 million. now, that judge gave him 13 years to be served after the federal time. >>> dc council member plans to introduce a bill that would allow same sex couples to marry in the district and he plans to introduce that bill next tuesday. it's expected to pass and then get signed by the mayor. but it will still have to get by congress which can overturn any dc legislation. the district already recognizes same sex marriages performed elsewhere. >>> people living near the mount vern

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he was flying into san juan last night, and he says that the passengers were really reacting to seeing the flames here in person after reading about the fire for the last couple of days. he says that some of them were nervous about the flight being over the fire. look at those flames. keep it right here on had ln for the latest on the fire. >>> israeli troops have arrested 12 people in clashes at jerusalem's holiest religious site. the troops used water cannons and stun grenades to disperse hundreds of pill stinian protesters. police say that the protesters threw stones and a fire bomb at troops. they recently accused israel of digging under the site which israel denies. the site is considered holy by both jews and muslims. >>> turns out senior white house officials were closely monitoring that passenger plane that missed the airport by 150 miles. that's a word from the white house, a spokesman who did not say if president obama was alerted. the wayward northwest airlines jet with 144 passengers flew past its minneapolis destination and was out of touch with air traffic controllers for

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maria marquez took these pictures from her 17th floor condo in san juan. look how thick and black it is. another ireporter has been sending us incredible video from this fire. she is joining me via web cam. i can see the smoke behind you. i want you to first explain where you are and where were you when you first heard this and smelled the smoke. >> basically right now i am at my -- my husband woke up because of the loud noise. and then he woke me up and said look out the window. look out the window. when i looked out the window, the whole sky was orange. and after looking a little bit further, you could see the flames. it was enormous. >> it seems when we saw the picture of you with the smoke behind you on your balcony, it seemed a bit of a distance away. is the air thick at all? does the air smell? >> yes, actually it does smell. it looks farther than what it really is. but from here you can smell -- it's a burning smell actually. >> a burning smell. from what i've read, about 350 people from a nearby neighborhood are evacuated. are you being told to sta

. >>> nascar driver juan pablo montoya is laughing off racist comments made by bob griese about him on the air. he was in the middle there. said this about montoya dropping out of the top five during the ohio state/minnesota game. >> where's juan pablo montoya? >> he's out having a taco. >> out having a taco. montoya is clompian. he apologized twice on the air. after he finished third on sunday, he joked at his expense. he said ibd say i spent the last three hours eating tacos, but i was actually driving the car. >>> and brett favre is, in fact, indeed human. he was in the middle of leading his team to another fourth quarter comeback, but the super bowl champion steelers stole it from him, stripping the ball of favre. woodley ran it back for a touchdown. now, minnesota responded by running a kick back for a td. here they are driving on the next series. his pass is picked off. the steelers win a thriller. i could come down on favre for this loss. it's not really his fault, so i'm not going to. >>> watch this, a basketball player attacked the fans in the philippine basketball association

. >> the administration, sex san juan exportion plot and sting operation all involving late- night star david letterman. >>> a body found in a baltimore sewer and police want know who he is. >> check in for the stories and breaking news. eisenat 6:00 starts now. . >> thisiss wjz tv, wjz tv and wjz.com. >> from the city to the counties to your neighborhood, now it's complete coverage. it's wjz, maryland it's news station. >>> fight the flu, preparing for potential h1n1 outbreak. >> tonight what they are doing keep that from happening. >>. >> i'm denise koch and i'm vic carter. >> hospitals across maryland stepping up efforts to keep the swine flu from spreading. wjz is live with complete flu- watch coverage and weijia jiang is live with the steps taken to keep staff and hospital patients healthy. >> reporter: nearly a fourth of all the patients

a vapor leak caused the blast near san juan. the fire burned for 2 1/2 days and destroyed 21 of the 40 tanks. hundreds of people were evacuated. amazingly despite these pictures no, one was seriously hurt. >>> the coast guard has retrieved some debris from a mid-air collision off the coast of california but no sign of survivors yet. a marine helicopter and a coast guard plane crashed last night during a training mission. nine people in total were on those two aircraft. witnesses say they saw a massive fire ball just fall into the ocean near san diego. the coast guard says it's not giving up on finding survivors. >> absolutely. we are always hopeful. we're working very hard to make sure we cover any possibility. and the assumption is always that they are alive. we have not found any human remains at this point, or survivors. >> again, search and rescue mission they say investigators looking into the cause of that mid-air collision. they say the faa controllers handed off the coast guard plane to military controllers just before t

they're investigating this massive explosion in san juan. take a look at this massive plume of black smoke. this is a fuel plant fire. 11 fuel tanks burning right now. fire crews are doing everything they can to help keep 29 others from exploding. this thing has been going on all day. authorities say suspicious graffiti was found spray painted on a tunnel near the site. that's one of the reasons the fbi have been called in. there's video there. some of the graffiti. we talked to cnn i-reporter whose apartment is very close to where that explosion happened. jessica portella was on her balcony watching it all. >> it looks farther than what it really is but from here you can smell, it's a burning smell actually. >> baurning smellurning smell. about 350 people from a nearby neighborhood were evacuated. are you being told to stay in your condo building. >> we don't have to stay in our condo building but we've been told not to leave and not crowd the roads so if there's a real big emergency, then they can manage. >> despite the amazing pictures th

. >> where's juan pablo montoya? he's out having a taco. >> greaseiese apologyized twice. he said i didn't know who he is and i don't care. >>> a report due on thursday may show the economy grew in the summer months. the gross domestic product, gdp, will likely confirm the recession theoretically ended in june or july. gdp is the biggest gauge of the whole u.s. economy and may be improving but job market isn't. private surveys say unemployment should be around 10% through most of next year. >>> the irs advises everybody keep their tax returns for seven years but hln money expert clark howard tells you why you should keep them forever. here's clark. >> what's the late year's tax return you can lay your hands on? if you're like most people, it's maybe four or five or six years ago. not good enough. states are scrounging for every penny they can get their hands on. they're reaching way back. i saw a story about them beating someone up for state taxes from 1983. now, who is going to be able to produce a return from 1983? actually i can. of the i've kept all of my returns going

king juan carlos, president of brazil are embedded within the bidding teams within the presentation teams and have been for quite some time. i think that perhaps makes a difference as well. >> you mentioned this, chicago. there wasn't much enthusiasm. there was some rioting on the street. the polling data showed a slight majority was opposed to the olympics coming to chicago. is that the kind of thing the ioc would have looked at? >> absolutely. they would have looked at that. remember most of the ioc members that are voting are ex-olympic athletes. so they are are looking at it through their eyes. they want a game where everything is being celebrated. it's the culture. the sport. where they know the venues will be well attended. where they will feel a warm welcome. i got to tell you in that respect, rio no doubt in their passion. they have been passionate from day one. i was with the presentation team last night. the passion oozes out of every important of that team. with the u.s. presentation, it was very slick, very well done. the passion came from michele obama herself, the first lady

this happened at the gulf petroleum facility in san juan overnight. they are investigating how this happened. >>> a $6 billion class action lawsuit has been filed against a new york nightclub accused of turning away guests because of race. it claims african-american guest author teri woods were kept from attending the party. the few guests who arrived were black. the staff is ethically diverse. >>> how many mouths drink out of the fountain before yours? our sister network cnn put a hidden camera near a water fountain and 14 people visited the fountain an hour. a california school shut down its fount dane whi-- fountain f now. >> don't touch the spout with your mouth, and when you're done, if you touched the bar to turn it on or off, clean your hands. >> a micro biologist known as dr. germ disagrees. he says the h1n1 virus can linger on fountains for hours and they should be disinfected regularly. >>> remember a video of a robber praying with his victim. gregory smith is set to talk with oprah today. he says he's sorry for what he did and now he's a di

to give you an idea, spain's king juan carlos and the spanish prime minister is here, pushing for madrid. japanese prince and prime minister also just arrived. brazil's president, a very vocal, arrived yesterday. he is pushing, of course, rio's bid. there are many other city bid representatives who have told me personally that they plan their strategy for 2016 around the almost certainty that president barack obama would, indeed, be arrival here. there's so much at stake in winning these games. expe experts say if, in fact, obama didn't come that chicago could lose a very precious votes, just a couple perhaps, because they would be sending out the wrong signal to the ioc members. monica? >> jim maceda, thanks for that. >>> meantime, chicago residents are counting down the seconds until tomorrow's big announcement. a countdown clock set for noon eastern tomorrow, when that final vote will be completed. >>> chicago sun times today, o positive, michelle obama and oprah in copenhagen. what is the mood in the city as we await the decision? >> i don't know what you're talking b no one is in ch

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let's stop and remember army staff sergeant juan campos, killed iraq on a second tour. awarded the bronze star, purple heart and remembered as a leader who always smiled and leaves mother maria, three other abouts and two sifts and widow and son. american hero. thanks to our guests and especially to you for being with us. a special good night from friend of the show, vg. virginia. what a smile. everyone, i will see you tomorrow night at 8:00 sharp eastern. our prayers tonight with little somer and elizabeth's family. god bless them. until tomorrow, good night, friend. >> i'm brooke anderson and here's our news break. here's what's coming up. shocking developments in the espn sex shocker. did steve phillips's mistress try to get into his family's home. a frightening 911 call. >>> new developments in the michael jackson case. the investigation into his death. that is your news break, tv's first most provocative news show at the top of the hour on hln.

if sarah palin juans to run for the white house in 2012, she is not going to get much help from a former member of john mccain's campaign. >> that's right, steve schmidt, a long-time republican strategist and senator john mccain's 2008 campaign manager today said, wow, that sarah pail.does have some talent, but it could be devastating for the republican party if she ran for president. listen. >> she would not be a winning candidate for the party in 2012 and in fact, were she be the nominee, we could have a catastrophic election result. >> catastrophic. did you hear that? he said catastrophic. >> sounds like the point david brooks was making in his column, sound and fuhr roint one hand and political traction on the other. >> i e-mailed the story to meg stapleton, sarah palin's spokesperson and replied back, the governor will write about all this in her book, there will be plenty of time to talk about it then. i imagine this book will have some score settling as well. >> smack schmidt but not today. >> that sounds like that is going tonight case, yeah. >>> all right. now it is time for fit

spain's king juan carlos, a former olympian from madrid, and brazil's soccer legend pele. and tokyo? the royal family is rumored to be on the way. still are chicago's rivals worried? you bet they are. >> of course in their camps they're going oh, no. they'd be thrilled if the president had stayed home. >> reporter: back home, according to the polls, chicagoans are undecided about hosting the games. mrs. obama called the next two days crucial to winning a sports event that feels more like a political campaign. jim maceda, nbc news, copenhagen. >> you know what's interesting, mika, "chicago tribune" poll found at last half of chicagoans don't want the olympics. >> they're the same as new york. nobody wants it. >> heads the committee of dead fish. >> listen, we need the jobs. coming up next, a look at what's making headlines in papers from around the country. plus why hollywood is defending film director roman polanski, accused of a sex crime. i believe he admitted to it. keep it right here on "morning joe." excellence is right on time. it's gmc truck month. shop sierra 1500

out the video here of the fires in puerto rico that an i-reporter sent us the he was flying into san juan last night and said that the passengers were really reacting to seeing the flames here in person after reading about the fire for the last couple of days. he says that some of them were nervous about the flight being over the fire. look at those flames. keep it here on hln for the latest on the fire. >>> israeli troops have arrested 12 people in clashes at jerusalem's holiest religious site. the troof troops used water cannons and stun grenades to disperse hundreds of protesters. israeli police say they threw stones and a fire bomb at troops. muslim leaders asked the crowd to respond to what they called jewish conquest. they recently accused israel of digging under the site, which they deny. this site is considered holy bijous and muslims. >>> turns out that senior white house officials were closely monitoring that passenger plane that missed the airport by 150 miles. that's a word from the white house, a spokesman who doesn't say if the president was aletted. the jet with 144 passeng

. >> juan was one of the last people to see somer alive riding his bike. she was running, so i thought she was excited, but she had a frown on her face. >> the autopsy is complete. authorities will not say how she died. >> my son, when he found out, my oldest, he punched things, he bawled, he fell out. for a child, a son, a boy, men don't show emotion a lot. >> i forgive them for what they have done because the lord says i have to. as far as -- as far as what i'm feeling, it's pure anger. there's some really sick people in this world. >> we, all of us, our whole entire family, my friends, everyone, we're devastated. i can't believe that they would put my baby in the trash. >> i'm jean of the legal network in session. i'm in for nancy grace tonight. we take you to missouri where a killer is on the loose. a murder investigation is continuing into the murder of 7-year-old somer thompson, her body found in a landfill days ago. let's go out to tiffany griffeth of wokv radio. what's the latest on this investigation? >> reporter: well, you can see we are gathered

spain's king juan carlos, japanese prince prime minister, brazil's prime minister will be here, lobbying for olympic games. you and i know, there's only one oprah winfrey. fingers crossed. >> thank you, jim. should the president be doing this, particularly at this point in time in our country? our guests join the conversation. bob quelos doesn't want the olympics in his town, whether the president is there or not. a friend of the show all the same. journalist and commentator, stephen kerry finney. in-house smarty pants and nia malika, i will begin with you. how are the president's actions playing in washington? >> folks seem to think it's a good idea. all these heads of states are going. it would look odd if our president wasn't there, pushing for the games. if he didn't go and chicago or the united states didn't get the games, there possibly would be fallout there. the argument here is the white house on monday, talking to michelle obama, her argument was you're darned if you do, you're darned if you don't in terms of going to the games and they would rather be on the side of doing. you

it's clear in the first round a lot of members voted for juan antonio, the former ioc, are the president, who made an emotional appeal on behalf of madrid. that's abundantly clear. what happened after that? did those votes take away from chicago? did the rio people say to tokyo, we'd like to think about you keeping chicago out because if chicago and rio get to the final round, we don't know what's going to happen. all of that is legitimate politics in the ioc. that's the way it is. >> you like the bid, the pitch chicago made. chicago thought they would be benefited by the president of the united states making that last-minute trip. could that have in some ways backfired? was the chicago charm offensive maybe too much? >> no. i think just the opposite, lester, and here's why. what the ioc wants to see is that the federal authorities in a big country are solidly behind the bid. and one of the knocks on the united states is because we are federalist system and so you have a local bid that's naturally in a city, then you have a state, is that the federal government of the united states seems

this happened in san juan, puerto rico, overnight. wow. some injuries are reported from flying glass. that's a lot of flames right there. the fbi is among those investigating how this happened. >>> those are some of the headlines. good morning. get your coffeemaker going, okay, on this friday. i'm robin meade. morning. a u.s. district court judge threw out a lawsuit targeting the adult services section on krags li. a sheriff in illinois sued the website saying it is a hub for prostitution, but the judge said that craigslist isn't responsible for people who misuse the site. he also said that removing the adult section would eliminate some legal services, too, like erotic dancing. >> they changed the name. they removed some of the more egregious, really explicit photographs, and we are left with the same thing. since they made their minor changes, we're still making the same arrests and i know this is going to shock you but when we go out to these different locations when they answer our calls, we've not had one legitimate masseuse. every ti

everyone, let's stop and remember army staff sergeant juan campos, 27, mcallen, texas killed, iraq. on a second tour award the bronze star, purple heart. meritorious service medal. remembered as a leader who always smiled. leaves behind mother, maria, three brothers, two sisters, widow jamie, one son, andre. thanks to our guest, but thanks to you for being with us. special good night from friend of the show, v.g., virginia. what a smile. everyone, i'll see you tomorrow night, 8:00 sharp eastern. and our prayers tonight with little somer and little elizabeth's family. god bless them. until tomorrow, good night, friend. >> i'm brooke anderson. here's what's coming up at the top of the hour. brand-new developments. did phillips' mistress try to get into the family's home. >>> and michael jackson, new developments into the investigation of his death. it starts at the top of the hour right here on hln.

he has juan williams as well as the heinous bill crystal. >> i didn't realize that. is that his first name? >> it's lamar crystal. speak to me. >> even major garrett in the white house press corps, he's a straight-up guy and does straight-up reporting. that's a danger here. if you're equating all of fox news with glenn beck, i mean, it's certainly not the case. as your other guests said, it looks like folks are trying to distance themselves from other people on fox news. but also what i think is smart, maybe about this strategy, is that you are seeing republicans also start to distance themselves. you had lindsey graham come out and say basically -- >> that's the key to the whole story. right there. >> i think that's good for our debate. separate whether it's good for the obama administration. even if you don't like the obama administration, the quarantining of these toxic, conservative fringe voices is good. i guarantee you, the republicans will do better if we hear more about olympia snowe. than these folks who have no constituency. they only have millionaire budge

. >> juan was one of the last people to see somer alive when he was riding his bike home from school. >> she was running, so i thought she was excited, but she had a frown on her face. >> the autopsy is complete. authorities will not say how she died. >> my son, when he found out, my oldest, he punched things, he just bawled, he just fell out. for a child, a son, a boy, men don't show emotion a lot. >> i forgive them for what they have done because the lord says i have to. as far as -- as far as what i'm feeling, it's pure anger. wow, there are some really sick people in this world. >> we, all of us, our whole entire family, my friends, everyone, we're devastated. i can't believe that they would put my baby in the trash. >> i'm jean casarez of the legal network "in session" in for nancy grace tonight. we take you from missouri to north florida where a killer is on the loose. a murder investigation is continuing into the murder of 7-year-old somer thompson, her body found in a land fill just days ago. let's go straight out to tiffany griffith, reporter with wokv radio. what's the lates

san juan capistrano, california. killed iraq. from a long line of vet who is served in both world wars, korea and vietnam and loved fishing with his dad and knot's berry farm, pro wrestling and the dodgers. favorite music, rap. leaves behind ken and vicki and fiance, april. his beloved jack russell terrier. thanks to our guests, but especially to you. our thoughts and prayers with florida friend, legal analyst and veteran lawyer, bill schaffer. spinal surgery today. bill, stay strong and we are praying for you. everyone, i will see you tomorrow night, 8:00 sharp eastern. until then, good night, friend. >>> i'm aj hammer in new york. here's what's coming up tonight at the top of the hour. the jaycee did you guard miracle. look at the woman kidnapped as a child and allegedly sexually abused for 18 years. tonight, why a big star is attacking jon and kate's handling of their eight kids and even using the word abuse. that is your news break, tv's first most provocative entertainment news show at the top of the hour. eeeeeeee

. >> and he has juan williams, a democrat on the panel, then he has some of the other attack dogs. but there's fighting within the democratic party as well. progressives aren't just taking on the president. they're now taking on senate majority leader harry reid in nevada. listen. >> i'm your typical swing voter. i voted for republicans for president and i've voted for president obama. i also voted for senator harry reid many times. but in 2010, i'll only be voting on one issue. i'm watching to see if harry reid is strong and effective enough as a leader to pass a public health insurance option into law. >> okay. now, since reid is in trouble in nevada and i think 53%, 52% of nevadans are in favor of the public option, is he going to be forced now to vote to that to push the public option? >> one would hope. he is -- i don't understand why some democrats like harry reid are being as obstructionist as the republicans, when he is being weak, though, he should be called out. i agree with that. there's nothing wrong with infighting among parties. there should be. there shouldn't be any