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walk but a walk across niagara falls on a really, really skinny wire? >> good gracious. >> you betcha. got that story and a whole lot more, coming up this hour on cnn. >> oh, that's a beautiful shot, isn't it? >> hopefully he'll do it when there's broad daylight. >> do you think he's awake right now doing one of these? calm the jitters. >> especially because he will be tethered and he's not used to being tethered. >> the advice might be lay off the caffeine this morning. >> good advice. >> welcome to "early start," nice to have you with us, i'm ashleigh banfield. >> and i'm zoraida sambolin, bringing you the news from "a" to "z," 5:00 a.m. here in the east. let's get started. this is cnn breaking news. we begin with this this morning. bran new details on the two american men arrested in japan after a nicki minaj concert. police are holding one of them, a 19-year-old on suspicion of murder in the death of a 21-year-old irish exchange student, a woman who disappeared after that concert and was killed. the other is charged with groping the alleged victim's friend. mitt romney's kicking off his every town counts bus tour today in new hampshire while president obama's back in washington. his campaign, $2 million richer after big money fund-raiser last night at the new york home of actress sara jessica parker. yesterday the candidates were doing a hard sell for their economic policies and taking shots at each other in the battleground state of hey high. romney saying the president has failed the american people. the president warning voters not to believe the scary voice in romney's ad -- his campaign ads. >> it's not my fault. but i can't fix it because i think government is always the answer or because i didn't make a lot of money in the private sector and don't understand it or because i'm in over my head. >> he describes his plans for making the economy better but don't forget, he's been president for 3 1/2 years. and talk is cheap. >> politico reporter jake sherman is live in washington, d.c. this morning. nice to see you. both of the candidates are in the swing state, president obama carried that state back in 2008. but no republican has ever ascended to the white house without taking ohio. so talk to me about how critical it is for both of these candidates. >> it's a huge state. and you're right, no republican has won the white house without ohio. george w. bush obviously notably. george bush is playing a big role all of a sudden in president obama's campaign. he is saying he inherited this from george bush, he inherited this mess. don't blame him. and mitt romney is saying, listen, this guy's had four years. it's time for a change because it has not worked. those are the dueling messages that you're hearing. president obama is gambling that he can blame the last three years, the staggering economy, high unemployment numbers on inheriting an economic mess from his predecessor. it's something that plays very well to the base. but mr. romney's aides would argue that the independent voters, the swing voters across the country don't want a blame game. >> let's focus on that for a moan and listen to precisely what it is obama said about that bush fiasco that you're talking about. then we're going to chat about it. >> i don't believe that giving someone like mr. romney another huge tax cut is worth ending the guarantee of basic security we've always provided the elderly and the sick and those who are actively looking for work. >> talk is cheap. action speaks loudly. look what's happened across this country. if you think things are going swimmingly, if you think the president is right, when he said the private sector is doing fine, then he's the guy to vote for. >> they promise to roll back regulations on banks and polluters, on insurance companies and oil companies. they'll roll back regulations designed to protect consumers and workers. they promise to not only keep all of the bush tax cuts in place but add another $5 trillion in tax cuts on top of that. >> all right. so that is the moment i was trying to get at. let's look at the latest gallup poll on this one. asked who's to blame for the u.s. economy, 68% former president bush, 52% president obama. how big of a concern is this for the romney campaign? >> i'm not sure it's a huge concern, because i'm not sure people are going to vote on that. that is a big percent. people do think george w. bush is largely responsible for the economy. when people are going to the ballot box, george bush is not on the ballot. the interesting thing with mr. romney is the president is trying to try mr. romney to congressional republicans who have extremely low approval ratings, basically scraping the bottom of the barrel. that's a problem for mr. romney. and mr. romney's going to be campaigning with speaker john boehner, the republican speaker of the house this weekend. that's also an interesting dynamic that's going to continue to play itself out. >> very quickly, let's talk about what appears to be for some people a problem for obama. that is on the heels of his economic speech he travels and makes a lot of money hobnobbing with a lot of celebrities. he was here in new york. sara jessica parker sponsored him. i think folks paid about $45,000 in order to spend some time with him. how do you think that will fare for him? >> i think people generally understand you need to raise money to win cam panes. mr. romney does the same. he raised more money than president obama last time around. i think people understand that and that's a dynamic that's constant across the board. >> we'll talk to you in our 6:00 hour. thank you. >> yes. >> six minutes past 5:00 on the east coast. the high court has a ruling in egypt that's led to absolute government turmoil in that country. yesterday, egypt's supreme constitutional court declared the parliament invalid. the court is considered partial to that old regime that was led by hosni mubarak and in the wake of the ruling, the country's interim minimumtry leaders have declared full legislative authority there. prosecutors wrapping up witness testimony in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse trial. eight accusers in all took the stand this week. the final alleged victim delivering some of the most disturbing testimony yesterday. victim number nine telling the courtesan dusky became increasingly aggressive with him and he screamed for help during one incident did the. the former penn state football coach is accused of sexually abusing ten boys over a 15-year period. the state is set to rest its case next week. chris brown taking it on the chin, literally. look at the picture. that troubled singer, an alleged victim of a brutal attack at a new york nightclub. he tweeted this photo of a nasty looking injury. sources say the rapper drake and his entourage were at the same club early thursday morning. there are reports a fight erupted between the two camps in an argument over pop star rihanna. incident incidentally, both men dated rihanna. for his parts, drake's reps are saying the rapper did not participate in any wrongdoing and was on his way out of the club when altercations began. chris brown is on probation right now after pleading guilty to assaulting rihanna back in 2009. a florida teenager who survived being set on fire is facing his alleged attacker in court 2 1/2 years after the attack. michael brewer explaining the horror that he felt in the moment back in 2009 when he realized he was burning. >> i just remember a cold liquid going down my back and i started walking and i started feeling burning, and then i started running. >> did you see it at any point or after you felt the cold liquid, did you see him with stuff, with a jug or anything like that? >> no. >> okay. you started feeling the burning at that point? >> yes. >> what did you do? >> i started running towards the pool, then i jumped a fence and dove into a swimming pool. i felt like i was going to die. >> matthew bent is on trial for attempted second degree murder. he faces up to 30 years in prison. the prosecutor say he set brewer on fire because he was angry at the middle schooler for refusing to buy drug paraphernalia from him. a climber on mt. hood has fallen 1,000 feet to his death. fellow climbers saw 56-year-old mark cartier take a bad fall yesterday. as soon as rescuers reached cartier, there was heartbreak. >> the training and everything that you've learned over the years just kind of kicks in and, you know, you do your job. a number of people die every year on mt. hood on the so-called easy route. so, you know, it's not as easy as you think sometimes. >> cartier is the second climber to die on mt. hood this year. nick wallenda, hours away from a tightrope walk across niagara falls. he will attempt to walk from one side to the other on a high wire. he'll start on the u.s. side and attempt the third of a mile sky walk to canada. oh, my goodness. check this out. it's beautiful this morning, isn't it? we are wishing him well. >> we are indeed. so miami heat snatching home court advantage from the oklahoma city thunder with a 100-96 win in game two. how the nba finals, lebron james leading the way with 32 points as the heat held off a late rally by the thunder. that series is tied one apiece. oh, boy, doesn't get closer than that. game three sunday night in south beach. set your dvr or get your popcorn now. it's going to be good. rick scott went to a voting booth and was told he couldn't vote. >> what, the governor? >> you know why? because he was dead. the details, straight ahead. cl? my nutritional standards are high. i'm not juice or fancy water, i'm different. i've got nine grams of protein. twist my lid. that's three times more than me! twenty-one vitamins and minerals and zero fat! hmmm. you'll bring a lot to the party. 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>> the high park fire for sure. the ones in new mexico have been burning longer than that. good morning. we are going to get a change in the weather, specifically thunderstorms that may bring some rain. typically out west, especially here in the colorado rockies, they don always bring rain. not always a good thing. sunday and monday, we're looking at turning the heat back on. here's a threat for thunderstorms. some of these might be severe with this weak front. this front will not cool things down very much. especially across the western great lakes. things will get toasty for a significant number of days. thunderstorms rolling through oklahoma city and tulsa right now. these have strong winds and another batch towards wichita fall, heading towards dallas. if you're heading towards dallas or making up in big "d" this morning, you have thunderstorms you'll need to deal with in the next couple hours. san francisco maybe some winds there delaying your arrival and departures. and causing havoc for round two of the u.s. open. 90 for the high in chicago. i think we'll see several days at 90 or better for chicago and the western great lakes. meanwhile, 78 degrees, looking pretty good in new york city. dropically speaking, here's tropical sto tropical sto tropical storm carlotta. it scrapes the coast lien of mexico tonight and through the weekend, heading towards acapulco, hopefully weakening. >> hopefully. >> if you could check the weather in canada. nick wallenda is doing that trek from one side to the other. >> the wind would affect him, right? >> i would say so. >> do you know what, rob, he trained with sprayers so the cable would be wet when he was doing his training on a parking lot so the mist of the falls and potential rain wouldn't throw him off. how do you like that? >> much like a method actor. >> look at you. >> good luck to him. i think the weather will be okay. >> good to know. >> 19 minutes past the hour. let's get you up to date. here's christine romans with this morning's top stories. president obama and mitt romney butting heads in the buckeye state. later the president picked up $2 million at a fund-raiser at actress sara jessica parker's manhattan home while romney prepares to kick off his five-day, six-state every town counts bus tour. that starts today. after visiting ohio, the president made his way to new york where he attended a briefing at one world trade center, 1,300 feet tall, this unfinished freedom tower is already the tallest skyscraper in new york. the president signed a steel beam that will be placed atop the structure once is reaches a height of 1,376 feet. the parliament was declared invalid. their ruling mean's hosni mubarak's former prime minister is eligible for a presidential runoff election this weekend. in oregon, that 65-foot long japanese dock that washed up off the coast a year after the tsunami is carrying troubling cargo. in all, seen tests say the dock was carrying two tons of living sea creatures and some species are not native to the u.s. coast and could devastate the local sea life. texas billionaire allen stanford slapped with a 110-year sentence for pulling off one of the biggest ponzi schemes in u.s. history. the disgraced financier convicted of orchestrating a $7 billion fraud. his sentence, just 40 years lighter than what bernie madoff received. he still mann taken maintains innocence. >> he's not used to wearing those clothes, is he? >> no, he's not. local news making national headlines. total shocker in florida over that purge controversy, the voter purge controversy. that is the florida governor. his name is rick scott. he's revealing to the "miami herald" he himself was told he could not vote back in 2006 -- you ready for this -- because he was dead. not kidding. he says he pulled out his voter i.d. to prove he was alive and well and could vote and he was able to cast a provisional ballot, he says. he also says he hopes this story of his will ease all of the fears everybody has right now. because of actual citizens are mistakenly removed they can cast a provisional ballot just like he did when they told him at the polls, i'm sorry, you're dead. the force was definitely with him. little darth vader doing well after open heart surgery. 7-year-old max page is the actor from the popular toyota super bowl commercial. this week, doctors replaced his pulmonary valve. his grandfather says max came through it just like a champion. i'm really happy for that little tyke. >> so adorable. stole our hearts. >> yes, he did. >> millions of americans out of work. why did the market rally ahead of the close yesterday? 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so brighten your smile a healthy way with listerine® whitening plus restoring rinse. it's the only rinse that makes your teeth two shades whiter and two times stronger. ♪ listerine® whitening... power to your mouth. accused child rapist jerry sandusky faced with his most damning accuser. coming up, how the final witness may have sealed his fate. a dramatic rescue by a man in a kayak. he saved a man who fell into the chicago river. we'll show you more of this video. you'll hear from the 17-year-old rescuer. that's right ahead. let's say you're walking down the street with a cocktail in your hand. one judge in new york says police will have to do more than just sniff the drink to determine if it's alcoholic. interesting story. >> take a little sip? >> would think so. >> cannot imagine that. >> i'm ashleigh banfield. >> i'm zoraida sambolin. 33 minutes past the hour. this is cnn breaking news. >> we do have breaking news this morning. brand new details on the two american men detained in japan after an irish exchange student was found dead in a hotel room. police are now holding one of them, a 19-year-old, on suspicion of murdering the 21-year-old woman. we cannot release his name because he's considered a minor. the other 23-year-old james blackston has officially been charged with groping the alleged victim's friend as they returned from a nicki minaj concert. police say the pair met both women at the concert and accompanied them to their hotel where the exchange student was later found dead. >> four kill chilling days of testimony. you can't describe it any other way. eight accusers, all of them with stomach-churning details about being sexually abused by former penn state football coach, jerry sandusky. the final three alleged victims taking the stand yesterday with their stories. one of them said he screamed for help during an attack, he says, in the basement of jerry sandusky's home, saying that he hoped mrs. sandusky upstairs would help. the prosecution getting ready to rest its case when the trial resumes next week. susan candiotti is live in bellefonte, pennsylvania. she's been covering this since the beginning. notwithstanding the brutality of what we've been hearing about day after day, there haven't been that many days and the prosecution seems to be wrapping so much sooner than we expected. >> that's right. and because, ashleigh, good morning. because there is no court today, both sides will be busy preparing what is sure to be a big week ahead. prosecutors are in fact preparing to rest their case after taking care of some legal matters on monday. they'll do that. i spoke with the lead defense attorney for jerry sandusky and he said it's been a very hard week. and he does expect to begin his defense on monday, too. >> let me ask you, susan, about strategy. as i was listening to victim number nine's descriptions, it was so over the top, so much more than what we had heard from all of the other accusers before him. it made me think that pr prosecution did what many do, save the best for last. >> they want that in the minds of the jury. he first met jerry sandusky in 2004-2005 and he would often spended is a lot of weekends over at his house. he said he stayed there maybe 100 times. it was horrific details that he testified to, saying, for example, in one case, that when he was staying in the basement, sandusky, quote, came in the room, pulled his pants down, laid on top of me, kind of forced it in. and then prosecutors let it sit there for a moment. why didn't you stop him? and his answer was, what was i going to do? he's a big guy, way bigger than me. ashleigh? >> it's so disgusting to have this discussion and yet it's completely necessary in a courtroom when these kinds of charges are being leveled. just quickly if you would, i have seen this depicted two different ways, that the defense is playing for fumbles as richard meehan wrote in his blog. i also heard is describe by marcia clark, this defense is in a struggle because these stories are skin the but not conspicuously identical. what exactly is this defense going to do next week? >> it's going to be tough, they're acknowledging that. we've heard a lot of their plan, during cross-examination. challenging a conspiracy or implying one, implying these alleged victims are out for money and that's why they've hired attorneys. the question is could his wife, jerry sandusky's wife take the stand to try to defend her husband, say perhaps i was home, i never heard anything, i never saw anything and any of these cases over the years and i would have done so. of course, the big question is, will jerry sandusky take the stand? and more and more criminal defense experts are i saing they wouldn't be surprised at this point if he does listen to one expert. >> he's got those tapes of interviews he did with bob costas, with the "new york times," but much of that has already been heard. from his perspective he might say, what do i have to lose? at least it may give me an opportunity to try to explain it away. i'll tell my story. he may decide to take that chance. i don't know. >> ashleigh, it would be a very bold move. i'm sure you would agree. >> oh, wow, bold to say the very least. you know what, a bit of a hail mary, too. there's not a lot this defense has. it's been a struggle since day one. thank you. when jerry sandusky's lawyers begin presenting their case, they may decide to call joe paterno's widow. joe pa's widow and one of his sons could end up as defense witnesses. this is news to them, by the way. they said they had no idea that their names were on the list of five dozen potential witnesses. joe paterno died in january, weeks after being fired in the fallout from the sandusky trial. then there's this. file this one under the story of best laid plans. a tweet that was meant to promote a father's day getaway in sandusky, ohio. unfortunately used the hash tag sandusky. you guessed it. people instead got the latest on the lurid details and headlines from the jerry sandusky rape trial. unfortunate, yes. the tourism officials are saying they will not be using that hash tag again until well after the trial when perhaps the name sandusky can return to be something more familiar to the people who like to go to that amusement park. 39 minutes past the hour. egypt is in turmoil this morning after the country's supreme constitutional court declared the parliament dissolved. that court is widely considered partial to the old regime led by hosni mubarak. the ruling means mubarak's former prime minister is eligible to run in the election this weekend. a brooklyn judge says public drinking sniff tests will not pass the sniff test. need an explanation? if police want to issue a summons, they say that officers need to do more than smell someone's cup. they need to prove the alcohol content in the drink exceeds the 0.5% threshold under the city's open container law. new york city wrote more than 124,000 summons' like this last year for drinking in public. that's far more than any violation. what are the police supposed to do to prove that? even the sip test wouldn't prove that. >> that probably wouldn't be very smart either. a teenager saves the life of a man of a victim who almost drown in the chicago river. he fell into the water after suffering a medical emergency. 17-year-old was kayaking when he saw the man fall down. he says he pulled the unconscious man out of the river and waited for rescue crews to arrive. >> i was shaking. i was nervous. i just did what i could. >> the actions of this citizen are critical. >> the man remains in the hospital in serious condition. 41 minutes past 5:00 on the east coast. it's friday. happy to report that to you. egypt is in turmoil again, yes, egypt. why some think we could see a repeat of that rioting in tahrir square. where is all of this going? 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[ screaming ] >> oh, my god! >> so video shows unsuspecting people running for their lives, chased by a man dressed as a blood-soaked zombie. one frightened woman pedaling furiously on her bike trying to get away. the prankster says he was inspired by a recent video in miami showing a fake zombie scaring the daylights out of frightened victims. >> oh, lord! >> one of these people is going to get shot one day. >> or beaten up. >> a woman had a baby carriage for heaven's sake. did you see that. >> terrible. >> that is without question a criminal charge. when you menace people like that and cause that kind of a public disturbance. >> you could cause somebody to have a heart attack. >> i didn't see if there was a baby in that baby carriage. that's off the rails. by the way, you think that's funny? that's not funny. do you feel like going on a brisk walk this friday morning? take a look at that briskness. >> ooh. >> that's a live picture of niagara falls, folks with morning. what you don't see is the itty-bitty tiny wire that's suspended between canada and the united states that nick wallenda plans to walk across later today, yes, walking across the royaling falls below. it's all going to be live. we'll tell you about it in a moment. ain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. 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>> that is a weighty question but the president has said he put the jobs bill in front of congress and congress sitting on its hands. but of course we know congress is not a very revered institution in the minds of americans. mitt romney has put out plans as well but those are completely different things than what either man will do in a governing season instead of a campaign season. but they have put out plans but mr. romney is saying the president has not worked and we've given him four years, it's enough. mr. obama saying there's been four years, there's been some improvement, he deserves more time. kind of contrasting each other this late in the game. >> jake, this is age old, anyone out there knows the way it is, you blame the last guy, blame the last administration as long as you can. i get it that governor romney is saying you can't do that much longer but apparently it's working. we have a gallup poll showing that the economic woes, 68% believe it's president bush's fault, only 52% believing it's president obama's fault. does that mean the slogans are working or are we in a lag, when we get closer those numbers will tighten up? >> president bush's numbers were not great when he left office. there's not anybody in any swing state, i don't have a job, george bush got us in the mess and i'm going to vote for president obama. you've seen a parade of democrats across the board say that president obama has to come out with a better, more refined message. and this message is not exactly what a lot of democrats are looking for. it might fire up the base, but in swing states across the country, you'd be hard pressed to find somebody who says, i'm out of a job, it's george bush's fault, not the man in office. it's a risky gam bit and it's one not all democrats think is the right message. >> the sound bite we need as voters is two and a half hours and unfortunately the sound bite you can play is 22 seconds. jake, thanks so much. six minutes past the hour here. a high court ruling leads to a government in turmoil in egypt. yesterday egypt's supreme constitutional court declared that parliament dissolved. in the wake of the ruling, the country's interim military leaders declared full legislative authority. in a courtroom clash of hollywood actors, kevin costner has come out victorious. federal jury in new orleans has reject d claims that costner and his business partner cheated another actor, steven baldwin and friend of baldwin out of millions of dollars. here's the weird part. it was over a deal to sell a oil cleanup device to bp following the oil spill in 2010. it sounds odd but it was a business deal only. a day off after a week of graphic testimony. eight of accusers took the stand. the final three giving some of the most disturbing accounts of what the former penn state coach allegedly did to them when they were children. the prosecution now ready to rest. sandusky's defense will begin presenting its case next week. in oregon, an experienced mountain climber on an easy trail in mount hood has fallen 1,000 feet to his death. fellow climbers saw 56-year-old mark cartier, take a bad fall yesterday. crews did look for him and they were hoping for the best. as soon as the rescuers reached cartier, there was heartbreak. >> the training and everything that you've learned over the years just kind of kicks in and you do your job. a number of people die every year on mount hood on the so-called easy route so, you know, it's not as easy as you think sometimes. >> words to live by truly because cartier is the second climber to die on mount hood just this year. the miami heat snatching home court advantage from the oklahoma city thunder with a 100-96 win in game two. lebron james led the way, 32 points, the heat held off a late rally by the thunder. series tied 1-1. game three is sunday night at south beach. niagara fall, the high wire artist in the middle of your screen, nick wall enda is hours away from a stunt. in honor of that, a live picture for you of the mist over the famous niagara falls this morning. that kind of mist makes for kind of dangerous, slippery tightrope walking conditions. but the 33-year-old wallenda will start on the u.s. side and attempt to walk on a teeny tiny string. spectators are expected to be on either side watching the stunt. he is the seventh generation member. abc not only said they are going to put this on delay and contract won't be signed and won't do a live broadcast unless you wear a harness. nik and the family didn't want to do this, they wanted this to be the real mccoy. >> that's what they are doing. the fine mist and conditions and shoes that they wear makes it tackier which could be a good thing for him. >> yeah. >> he's been practicing with mist in a parking lot, been doing this for several months now over a parking lot close to niagara fall and misting the wire to see if he can minimmic conditions. a doc frk swept across japa after the killer tsunami. and something else came along with the dock has a lot of people worried right now. do you have any idea where you're going ? 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>> no. >> you started feeling the burning at that point? >> yes. >> what did you do? >> started running towards the pool then jumped a fence and dove into a swimming pool. i felt like he was going to die. >> the alleged ring leader of the attack, matthew bent is on trial for attempted second degree murder. he faces 30 years in prison if he's found guilty. prosecutors say he set brewer on fire because he was angry at the middle schooler for refusing to buy his drug paraphernalia. also this morning, near the coast of mexico, there's a hurricane threat. it's been churning away in the pacific and rob marciano has more on whether we should be worried about this one. >> it will scrape the coast of mexico tonight and tomorrow and maybe making landfall as a category 1 or higher hurricane. tropical storm carlotta with a distance between acapulco and the storm of 400 miles. it's heading in that direction and should be there later tonight taen through the day tomorrow is what we think will happen. hopefully once it interacts with the land before this gets to that tourist community, it may lose its intensity. that would be the hope. but obviously rain will be a huge issue as well. rain today, some of it will be across the fire country but more in the way of thunderstorms. you know how thunderstorms go out west. a lot of them don't produce rain, they produce lightning and gusty winds. that may hamper firefightering efforts. these are producing rainfall and wind as well. tulsa back through oklahoma city, some of these gusty winds and then a thunderstorm complex is about to held through dallas. none of less, dallas, ft. worth, the next hour or two, you'll be experiencing some thunderstorms that will slow down your commute and also some air travel. again, in the afternoon you'll see storms fire up there and south florida, we'll see afternoon thunderstorms, kind of sticky there, chicago, 90 the high there and next couple of days. maybe a cooling off briefly on sunday. back in the 90s monday and tuesday. >> 90 degrees? >> and icky and steamy. >> kids home and getting sticky and steamy. >> head to the water. 17 minutes past the hour. let's get you up to date with christine romans with our top stories. >> president obama and mitt romney butting heads over the economy in the buckeye state. both made appearances in ohio yesterday. and later the president picked up $2 million at the fundrazor at the home of actress sarah jessica parker in manhattan. romney prepares to kick off a every town counts bus tour today. turmoil in egypt. yesterday the country's supreme constitutional court declared the parliament invalid. that court is widely considered loyal to the old regime led by hosni mubarak. their ruling means they are eligible for a presidential runoff election this weekend. in oregon, that 65-foot long japanese dock that washed up off the coast after the tsunami a year ago, it's carrying some troubling cargo. in all, scientists say the dock was carrying two tons of living sea creatures and some species are not native to the u.s. coast and could devastate local sea life. the force was definitely with him. little darth vader doing well after open heart surgery. max page, the actor from the popular volkswagen super bowl commercial. born with a congenital heart defect and had a valve replacement and came through it like a champion. >> i can watch that ad over and over again. >> we met him and one of his siblings and he was a charming little guy, funny and took all of his new found fame with such aplum. >> i never knew he had the illness. >> we talked about it. they were very open about it. he just very outgoing kid and had a very good medical attention from the very beginning and they knew it was going to be through his childhood this would be something they would be tackling. >> i must have missed that. i'm glad they are doing well and we wish him the best. still ahead, global economies teetering on the edge of the unemployment ram pant. why is everybody looking so happy right there? 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and companies are saying that they can't find workers. you heard me right. companies are saying they can't find workers. almost 13 million people unemployed. companies say they can't find workers with the kills they need. here's what probably the most famous boss in america, what she told the president earlier this year. >> every company i know, would desperately try to hire more people but it has to be people who have technical skills to meet the jobs we need and it gets harder to find them. >> a recent manpower survey, accounting and finance, sales reps, i.t. staff, engineers, and skilled trades number one. from the corporate sweep, the message is the american workers don't have the right skills but maybe companies aren't looking hard enough. >> if you have trouble finding workers in your company, you pay higher wages as far as i'm concerned and eventually if those wages get high enough, you'll be deluged with plikants. >> that's economics 101, right? >> many companies may look for companies abroad. did you know china is quickly rising as the largest supplier of college educated workers? 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>> reporter: well, mainly they are going to take care of house keeping issues which are necessary and things like that that need to get done. for all intents and purposes, it's basically over. they are expecting to rest their case on monday. and i spoke with the lead defense attorney for jerry sandusky and he acknowledged that this has been a very, very hard week for them in light of all of this difficult testimony. but they too are ready to begin to present their case to the jury on monday as well. >> and on thursday, jurors heard from the last of the ten alleged victims, pretty strong ending with a lot of awful and riveting accusations. it was victim number fine and at one point he said he called out for help. often times we're hearing jerry sandusky's wife was present when these kids went on trips or perhaps in the home. do you think we'll hear from her? >> reporter: you know, it is possible. they certainly haven't said who it is they are going to call. for example, they could chat with her or could also call perhaps joe paterno's wife, although my understanding is she hasn't been contacted as yet by the defense team. but this young man in particular, winding up the prosecution's case very difficult to hear from him. he could barely keep his head up during his testimony. but he did glance up when he was asked to point out jerry sandusky in the room and he did. he pointed to that man. at one point when he was describing the testimony, this was one of the alleged sexual assaults, he said in his words of jerry sandusky. he came in the room, he pulled his pants down. laid on top of me and kind of forced it in. and when prosecutors asked why didn't you stop it? he answered, what was i going to do? he's a big guy, way bigger than me. as you said it was riveting testimony. >> really tough to hear. the defense tried hard to counter all of these accusers claims. what did they do? >> reporter: well, that is the question everyone wants to know. one of the biggest questions of course is will jerry sandusky take the stand? and i've been speaking with a lot of criminal defense attorneys who in the beginning said there's no way. but now some of them are saying, at this point after hearing this damaging testimony, they wouldn't be surprised if that decision is made. here's what one lawyer told me. >> he's got those tapes that of interviews that he did with bob costas, that he did with the "new york times," but much of that has been heard. he might say, what do i have to lose? it will give me an opportunity to explain it away. i'll tell my story. you know, he may decide to take that chance. i don't know. >> reporter: and as always, that is a decision that is made between an attorney and his client, but the final decision is up to the client. >> that is going to be -- >> reporter: jerry sandusky. so we'll see. >> susan candiotti, live in bellefonte, pennsylvania. egypt is really in turmoil this morning. this after the country's supreme constitutional court made a declaration, that the parliament is dissolved. that court is widely considered to be quite partial to the old regime led by hosni mubarak and the ruling means the former prime minister can now run in the runoff election this weekend and that is a problem, a serious setback for the muslim brotherhood. a shocker in florida's voter purge controversy. governor rick scott was told he could not vote back in 2006, why? because he was dead. he pulled out his i.d. to prove he was alive and cast a provisional ballot. he hopes his story will ease fears about his push to purge the state's rolls of noncitizens because if actual citizen mistakingly removed, they can still cast provisional ballots like he had to do. >> pop star chris brown saying he was brutally attacked at the new york city nightclub. he and his entourage were in a fight with a man by the name of drake, the rapper drake. apparently it was over rea hann hannah. both men dated rihanna. drake's rep says drake was on his wait out of the club when the altercation began. chris brown decided to tweet a photo of himself. a source close to him said the fight did not start over rihanna. thoroughly confused? so are many of us. they are viewing brown as a victim nonetheless. he is currently on probation after pleading guilty to assaulting rihanna back in 2009. a brooklyn judge says a public drinking sniff test does not pass the sniff test. if police want to issue a summons, he says officers need to do more than smell someone's cup. they need to prove the alcohol content of that drink exceeds the .5% threshold under the city's open container law. new york cops wrote more than 124,000 summons last year for drinking in public, for more than any other violation. in troy, michigan, the city's mayor, janice daniels is defending extreme anti-gay comments she made on facebook. miss daniels says the anti-gay comments were made before she was elected to office so they shouldn't count. yes, that's what she said. and here were the comments. homosexuality was dangerous and she compared it to smoking cigarettes. when pressed on whether being gay was more dangerous than smoking, daniels had this to say. no opinion. can't make this stuff up. daniels is facing a recall election. good luck with that. 38 minutes past the hour. a teenager saves the life of a man who almost drowned in the chicago river. take a look at those pictures there. the victim fell into the water after suffering an unknown medical emergency. 17-year-old, emanuel gonzalez was kayaking when he saw the man floating facedown in the chicago river. he says he pulled the unconscious victim out of the river and waited for rescue crews to arrive. >> i was nervous and shaking and my stomach hurted and i did what i did to get him out of the water as fast as i could. >> the actions of this good samaritan citizen were critical to this man's life saving. >> no kidding. crews rushed the victim to the hospital where he does remain in serious condition. the tiger is lurking, round one of the u.s. open is in the books. tiger woods is now nicely positioned in a five way tie for second place. it used to be we never said something like that, right? in any case, that's how the story developed. everybody seems to be chasing the unlikely leader michael thompson, a former eagle scout and second year profrom the university of alabama. he enters round two today with a three stroke lead. >> it was supposed tok to be a harmless prank but this zombie hardly looked harmless. we're going to share so much more. you're watching "early start." sorry. sore knee. blast of cold feels nice. why don't you use bengay zero degrees? it's the one you store in the freezer. same medicated pain reliever used by physical therapists. that's chilly. 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