kate. we ll go to lunden and say why it may no longer be a man s world at buckingham palace this it may no longer be a man s world at buckingham palace this october 14th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs good morning, welcome to early show on this friday morning. coming up this morning a visit from bill o reilly and he has opinions on just about everything, as you know. and we ve got a lot of things to talk about from the gop presidential race to abraham lincoln s assassination. the subject of his latest book. we ll also get his take on the wall street demonstrations and where they are headed. that s coming up a little bit later. no shortage of topics. new york city officials put off a deadline for occupy wall street protesters to leave the park they have been living in for weeks. hours later police bound with some of the demonstrators. jim axlerod is in lower man hatten with the very latest. jim, what is going on with some of these squirmishes we ve seen? good morn
from william and kate and tell you why it may no longer be a man s world at buckingham palace early this friday morning, october 14th, 2011. good morning. welcome to the early show here on a well, damp wet friday morning in new york but should be pretty good pretty soon. good morning, everybody. i m betty nguyen. erica hill is off this morning. a visit this morning from bill o reilly who has opinions on about everything, as you know and we have a lot of things to talk about from the gop presidential race to abraham lincoln s assassination. the subject of his latest book. we will also get his take on the wall street determinesmonstrators and where they are headed coming up. the top story this morning is about 30 minutes ago, new york city officials delayed a deadline for the protesters to leave the park they have been living in for weeks now. jim actlexelrod is here with the latest. in this park as dawn breaks over lower manhattan, so too the tension that had bee
you why it may no longer be a man s world at buckingham palace early this friday morning, october 14th, 2011. good morning. welcome to the early show here on a well, damp, wet friday morning in new york but should be pretty good pretty soon. good morning, everybody. i m betty nguyen. erica hill is off this morning. a visit this morning from bill o reilly who has opinions on about everything, as you know, and we have a lot of things to talk about from the gop presidential race to abraham lincoln s assassination. the subject of his latest book. we will also get his take on the wall street determinmonstrators where they are headed coming up. the top story this morning is about 30 minutes ago, new york city officials delayed a deadline for the protesters to leave the park they have been living in for weeks now. jim actxelrod is here with the latest. in this park, as dawn breaks over lower manhattan, so too the tension that had been building here breaks. the looming
mcquain. an amber alert for the sixth grader has the country on watch. my hope is that he may be with a family member or a friend. that perhaps has no idea that what s occurred with his mother. reporter: his mother, 51- year-old jane mcquain was found dead inside her bedroom wednesday night in the 13100 block of briar cliff terrace, at the same time police realized her son was missing. he hasn t been to class at dr. martin luther king jr. middle school since september30th. neighbors haven t seen either of them for two weeks. we just kind of waves and that was it. and i don t remember seeing her since. reporter: mcquain s estranged husband curtis lopez is in police custody charged with her murder. authorities used cell phone records to find him at a hotel with mcquain s car but no trace of william. the investigation now spans the east coast. detectives from montgomery county are working in north carolina. they admit as more teenage passes finding the boy unharmed bec
atf leadership appears to be effectively muzzled while the doj sent over false denials and buried its head in the sand and the damaging revelations just keep coming. . in july, bill nuwell told congress he discuss the the case with the white house national security staffer as early as last september. an admission that once again directly calls into question president obama s rebeated denials that neither he nor attorney general holder had any knowledge of operation fast and furious. guns draws money. those are the the commodities of the cartel enterprises. meanwhile heads are now starting to roll. in august they announced acting atf director, kenneth nelson, and u.s. attorney dennis burke were leaving their posts. nelson to become an advisor on forensic science and burke to leave government all together.