be there for the patients that you had been the primary provider of services for that entire time. and now she wants to go poo hoo to the family boohoo to the family, she s dead primarily because they had to get a replacement nurse. they had to get the replacement nurses, they went to a service to get it. there were 34,000 other nurses on strike as well. it was difficult to get someone. they went to a service megyn: let me ask you this because the liability comes in, i mean, there s very little question that there will be a lawsuit. do we all agree on that? [laughter] there we do. megyn: when a patient dies because of medical error, there s almost always a lawsuit, and be it ll probably settle because that s why hospitals have insurance. but, joey, who do ms. ming s family, who do they sue? they clearly will sue the hospital, that s the deep pocket. absolutely. megyn: but do they sue the nurse who gave the bad drug, and do they also have a shot at suing the union? no, i don t t
most notorious prisons where they had been held for 26 months. fattal s grandparents and cousin, perhaps just like, watching c thmpb n this time yesterday from their home in seattle. i want to you watch their reaction the second they first laid eyes on him. they emerged. the families are cheering. they re running down the steps. oh! flashing lights. how wonderful is that. what a moment for this family. like i am, waiting 26 months for this day to come. i have josh fattal s uncle back on the phone with me from seattle. fred, what a past 24 hours, huh? how are josh and shane doing? and do we know yet when they get to come home? well, i did get a wonderful photograph e-mailed to me from my sister. but i just sent on it to your studio. a picture of laura, jacob, josh, all together. looking remarkably happy. and you see my barents their tears of joy. i think we re all still a little shell shocked by the wonderful night of this. i understand they re doing really well and
unfortunately. this is what they go through. that started already in this process, and there s a very good defense team here, and i m sure that is well underway already. last question. she has a lawyer. yes. does that matter? oh, yes. as you know and many of your viewers do, there s the criminal prosecution, and any victim is entitled if there s a third party responsible for to have a civil suit. they proceed in entirely separate direction wrshz nightmare to me is to have the civil lawyer in early. there may be very legitimate reasons. this woman is being attacked everywhere, including i don t mean attacked by the media, but they re going to her home and talking to neighbors and relatives. she s being pursued. there may or this may or may not be about money in a civil lawsuit. you have to defend it with a deep pocket, but if it is about money, that becomes an issue at the trial. i always preferred for my victims if they were in a civil lawsuit, to wait until the case wa
see his best laid plans hijacked by the seemingly endless israeli-palestinian problems. it s our top story. we ll have more on it in a moment, but, first, a look at the other stories we re drilling down on tonight. he is indicted, but he is getting out on bail. details from dominique strauss khan s indictment for attempted rape, and the politics of peace. the united states of america was founded on the belief that people should governor themselves. president obama reaches out to the middle east, but how is it playing here in the united states? then the truth has to hurt. edie hill goes one-on-one with bush s attorney general. do we need torture to kau catch the next bin laden? to our headliner segment. a moment of opportunity. that s how barack obama described the chaotic and historic change we re witnessing in the arab world. in a speech the good old american reason in the fever sweeping the region. instead, he may see the temperature soaring. yesterday i heard somet
again, this is all for 2012. if it s $ 1 billion, he needs to raise a lot of money. i understand some of it comes from small donations mainly. yeah. you know, he really did a great job in 2007-2008 of cobbling together a great support from small dollar donors, people who give $25, $50, $100 as well as huge donors who give up to $35,800 at a whack. president obama is reaching out to young people, and deep pocket donors. new york, los angeles, san francisco, chicago, all really gold mines for democrats when raising money. a lot of money in those cities. all right. thank you, mark. next update from the best political team on television is just one hour away. katharicatherine zeta jones see treatment for a bipolar disorder.o these nasal alleies.