that is booming in this weak economy. it s literally growing. we ll show you what it is. and we ll take you to the place where it s happening. occupy wall street goes global. an important day in the movement today. organizers are taking to twitter to gain support. protesters are taking to the street all over the world. we ll show you where it s happening and what s ahead. we begin with politics. nevada is the next stop on the gop road to the white house. cnn and the western republican leadership conference are sponsoring a presidential debate in las vegas. that debate will take place tuesday at the venetian resort hotel casino and preparations are under way but not all the not presidential candidates will be there. jon huntsman is boycotting the debate saying nevada locked in a scheduling fight with new hampshire moved up the date of its primary. well, we call out all of the candidates to do similarly. they should be boycotting. unless there s a political interest in th
rocked by this tragedy. we saw the funerals for the oldest and the youngest victims early this morning. 17-year-olds jennifer mckea the pharmacy assistant was supposed to graduate yesterday and said people are gathering to remember her and the three other victims here at the brook haven amphitheater here tonight. thousands are expected here. they really wanted to give the community a place to grieve. hundreds of people have been showing up at that pharmacy all week. tonight about supporting the families who are certainly grieving, shep? shepard: what else do we know about these suspects? prosecutors said yesterday in court that 33-year-old david laugher has been largely uncooperative and shown no remorse for everything that s happened. they say his wife has been talking. she said she drove the get away car. she has also allegedly told police that she helped him plan this but they were not talking about killing anyone. they have released some surveillance video from inside that phar
ofiling a putting a wedge between law enforc and a community that would, in fact, be profiled. people in that community a less likely then t coopate with ople in law enforceme, ess likly to share information, ss likely to wnesses in a casehat law forcement is trying tsolv re you cle to filing a legal challenge to it? we rconsing all t options. onef e things that we re thinking about is the possibity of filing a lawsuit. whetherr not it is someg can file a lawsuitase on federalprmption grounds, whethe wehink the law as acted could viola federal civil rights statutes. finally,onthe issue of race, when u first became attorney general, you talked about the country being a, quote, natn of cowars, you said we asverage amecans simply do not talk with each other enough aboutrace. doou think that s changed sincthe president has been elected? i think s changed a bit. still don t tnk we re a place where we need to be. i think we need to talk to each other more about race d the
possibility of leading to racial ofiling a putting a wedge between law enforc and a community that would, in fact, be profiled. people in that community a less likely then t coopate with ople in law enforceme, ess likly to share information, ss likely to wnesses in a casehat law forcement is trying tsolv re you cle to filing a legal challenge to it? we rconsing all t options. onef e things that we re thinking about is the possibity of filing a lawsuit. whetherr not it is someg can file a lawsuitase on federalprmption grounds, whethe wehink the law as acted could viola federal civil rights statutes. finally,onthe issue of race, when u first became attorney general, you talked about the country being a, quote, natn of cowars, you said we asverage amecans simply do not talk with each other enough aboutrace. doou think that s changed sincthe president has been elected? i think s changed a bit. still don t tnk we re a place where we need to be. i think we need to talk to each other