his own voice talking about what happened that day. shepard: thank you, from the courthouse. our legal panel will be here in a few minutes on studio b to breakdown the testimony. fox news is america s election headquarters and the businessman herman cain surging to the top of the g.o.p. field as rick perry s campaign continues to slide. in a brand new cbs news poll, herman cain is now tied with the former massachusetts governor romney, two weeks ago, perry was the clear leader here at 23 percent and governor perry in third place at 12 percent. in another poll governor romney is still at the top and herman cain is behind, and governor rick perry is at 14 percent dropping ten percent, or ten percentage points from august. and carl cameron is on the trail. herman cain has been surging but governor rick perry has strength with the power of the purse.
defendant? jonathan: he can and he has said he wants to carry out his own opening statements. he is defending himself. he has another attorney there to help him but he has said plainly, he is going to deliver the opening statement. given what we have heard from him so far in the outburst it should be a very interesting day in court. shepard: indeed, the man who tried to blow up a jet with his own stage. and now, jonathan is chatting about this at foxnews.com/shep on on the hunt link and jonathan hunt will emerge in your computer with the british accent. anger and frustration boiling over in greece, again, today. they are in ard would of hurt. government workers walking off the jobs and protesters turning violent as demonstrators clash with the riot police.
wilson is throwing the we ball away. my goodness. i don t what they can do against lsu or alabama but i am looking forward to seeing it. lucky badgers, very interesting. thank you, rick. do you believe in big foot? how about the cousin in asia? some scientists in russia are trying to catch abominable snowman
is now. they have to keep $6,000 in the account a week after bank of america announced they would charge people for everything. actually, no, for using their debit cards to make purchases. and now, our chief business correspondent for u.s. news and world report. so, they are just going do charge all the little people for all the big stuff. guest: that is what they are trying to do and trying to charge those who are not paying attention is what is going on. a lot of people of course toss all the notices from the bank that come in the mail in the trash and do not read the fine print or watch the show and do not know the fees are going up. this will be an interesting test of true free market principles to see if consumers rollover and say, we don t like the fees, but we will fork over the money? shepard: that is what we did with the airlines. guest: we do and we don t. but also you have the choice whether to bring the carry on bag or not, and some say, i just have to get all my shoes i
supposed to and she lied to a grand jury about showing the videotape and 9 prosecution says the reason the investigation took so long is because they had to undo the lies that she told. they also say that you had to have the state police come and investigate the local police. listen. we have to do an independent investigation because there was a police officer involved shooting and our normal investigative tools did not work we had to turn to the one man grand jury. so she is facing five years and the police officer is facing up to 15 years if convicted. shepard: trace, thank you. the legendary guitar maker gip son is facing legal questions over a use of rare woods for the instruments that could affect the entire industry. federal agents raided the company in august seizing rare ebony and rosewood believed