the beautiful bride. murdered. then a shocking discovery. more than 100 calls between the killers and the bride s family. did her uncle give the final order? if so, why is he still a free man. just one last question. in this hour, forbidden love. she said she seen him in the crowd and their eyes met and she fell in love and it was love at first sight. that first glance was all it took. they were teenagers when they glanced across that crowded room and came to the realization they were made for each other. she just was drawn to him and wanted to be with him. but said that her family wouldn t approve of it. reporter: what began to innocently became a battle of wills pitting one generation against another. modern values against a centuries old culture. soon it would be headline news on two continents and lead to one overriding question. is someone getting away with murder? she was very sweet. her eyes, you know, sparkled when she d talk to you. almost like teary, you
san joe sestak and they said he d give him a job apparently, if he dropped out of the senate race against around specter, julie. julie: thanks, gregg. gregg: for more on what we can expect to see from the oversight committee, lets bring in martin frost of texas and republican bob mckeown of ohio, a senior fellow at united in purpose.org. congressman frost, let me start with you. darrell issa says he wants to investigate the $125 billion in misspent money in medicare which has been identified already by the president s own office of management and budget. should your party, the democrats, get on board with that? gregg, by the way, before we start you wonder about my cap, i represented ft. worth where tcu was located and it was a late night yesterday. gregg: congratulations. let me answer your questions. listen, we should all give congressman issa the benefit of the doubt. let him look at what he wants to
latest developments. julie: i m julie banderas,. gregg: and i m gregg jarrett. president obama looking at the new year with some of the is a same old problems, spending, and unemployment remaining sore spots. chairman of the white house council of economic advisors put it this way? with that and 1.2 million private sector jobs thus far in the data for 2010, we have a long way to go. the president is the first one to say that. gregg: mike emanuel joins us live from honolulu where the president continues his holiday vacation. we heard republicans talk about addressing washington s spending problem. what is the white house saying about that? reporter: gregg, they is said the president is serious about spending cuts. he says the next budget the white house is going to put out due out around valentine s day will reflect that. here is more. whether it s incentives for investment, tax cuts for workers and small businesses, it s vesting in education and investing in other
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