what the late senator stevens warned against and another scam of the politician who has gone back on her word. she said the friday before the primary election that she would support the will of the electorate as demonstrated in the primary and, of course, she is not a person of character. hello and welcome to geraldo rivera. i m kimberly guilfoyle in for geraldo. up front tonight, another victory for the tea party this time in alaska where challenger joe miller defeated inu incumbt lisa murkowski co in the gop primary. with the latest details on this developing story here is casey stegall. murkowski taking a page from strom thurman s book. the only person in u.s. history to get elected to the u.s. senate as a write-in candidate and that was back in 1954. but murkowski is an incumbent seeking a second full term as senator. appointed to the seat in 2002 to succeed her father who went on to become the governor of alaska injuries she was reelected in 2004 but lost last month
what the late senator stevens warned against and another scam of the politician who has gone back on her word. she said the friday before the primary election that she would support the will of the electorate as demonstrated in the primary and, of course, she is not a person of character. hello and welcome to geraldo rivera. i m kimberly guilfoyle in for geraldo. up front tonight, another victory for the tea party this time in alaska where challenger joe miller defeated inu incumbt lisa murkowski co in the gop primary. with the latest details on this developing story here is casey stegall. murkowski taking a page from strom thurman s book. the only person in u.s. history to get elected to the u.s. senate as a write-in candidate and that was back in 1954. but murkowski is an incumbent seeking a second full term as senator. appointed to the seat in 2002 to succeed her father who went on to become the governor of alaska injuries she was reelected in 2004 but lost last month
early show this saturday, all that and morning on the early show this saturday, september 18th, 2010 captioning funded by cbs hi, everyone. welcome to the early show on a saturday morning i m chris wragge. good morning, i m betty nguyen for erica hill. the connecticut home invasion a story we ve followed all week talked about all over the nation right now. chilling. it is awful. one of the worst stories o out there. what we ll talk about the petit family from cheshire connecticut did the local law enforcement have the resources and training to better handle a situation like that. we ll discuss that. also, another top story, the weather of course, at least two people are dead after hurricane carl barrelled through central mexico. damage is widespread and more trouble brewing in the atlantic. o our correspondent don teague is in irving, texas with the latest. good morning, don. reporter: good morning, betty. many parts of texas are still feeling the effects
gathered around to say goodbye as they become outraged. they don t want to let out information because of terrorists? come on. eight days after the crestmoor neighborhood erupted into an inferno, we still know very little about what triggered that blast. but tonight a critical word has emerg emerged: corrosion. corrosion could have weakened the gas line. now they re demanding pg&e turn over a list of the state s most dangerous pipelines. monty francis is live in san bruno with more details for us. monty? reporter: jessica, some state lawmakers demanded pg&e turn over that list. we asked them for that list a week ago and today they put that request in writing. he is one of a handful of residents who lived near the explosion site in san bruno, who said he smelled gas in the days and weeks before the blast. he is incensed that pg&e are holding a list of the most as a rule vulnerable sites in the city. you don t have to live life like that. they asked pg&e to turn o
own face. lindsay s new low. she admits failing her drug test and violating her probation yet again. now, she may be headed back to jail. all that and morning on the early show this saturday, all that and morning on the early show this saturday, september 18th, 2010 captioning funded by cbs hi, everyone. welcome to the early show on a saturday morning i m chris wragge. good morning, i m betty nguyen for erica hill. the connecticut home invasion a story we ve followed all week talked about all over the nation right now. chilling. it is awful. one of the worst stories o out there. what we ll talk about the petit family from cheshire connecticut did the local law enforcement have the resources and training to better handle a situation like that. we ll discuss that. also, another top story, the weather of course, at least two people are dead after hurricane carl barrelled through central mexico. damage is widespread and more trouble brewing in the atlantic.