through. plus, a big announcement of what s next for or seen ya. plus, the family feud to end all fields. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. our big story tonight. president obama is at the g-20 summit in mexico. we also learned this is not the story the president told in his best-seller. david marannis book differs from that account. he writes about his friends, his classmates, and he found himself face-to-face with the president in the oval office to talk about what he s written. welcome. it s a fascinating book. it ends in 1998 as obama s driving to harvard. obama doesn t even appear in the first seven chapters. the confrontation isn t quite the right word. a fascinating book to read next to the dreams book. because there are at least someone counted 38 significant parts of barack obama s version of events you take issue with. the republicans have jumped all over this. saying this is evidence he s made up half of his story. what is the reality about your fi
you might think that hispanics are the fastest growing immigrant group in the country but you d be wrong. a new pew studies shows that asians have surpassed them. 31% for hispanics. 10 years ago asians made up 19% of new immigrants. the number has almost doubled in just a decade. let me bring in deborah faye err rick. a lot of people are talking in our morning meeting about what this means politically, what it means economically. asian immigration way up. it still only makes up 5% of the u.s. population. explain this to us. reporter: it s not 5 or 6%. what we re talking about is a record 18.2 asian-americans in the united states. three or four adults were born abroad. they came from dozens of countries in the far east, southeast asia, the indian subcontinent. the shift occurs over the last decade. in 2005 you see the number of hispanic immigrants dropping while the number of asian immigrants begins to go up sharply. four years later, in 2009, asians become the largest immig
events, a long-term solution with a legislation that creates law that pertains to individuals such that they know what the setting will, not just for the term of the president but on a permanent basis. would you leave this in place while you worked out a long-term solution or nurepeal it? we ll look at it. i d come into office, we need to get it done 0 a long-term basis and not a stop gap measure. romney didn t offer specifics what long-term decision he has in mind. think of the primary season where romney wasn t hedges on specifics and took a hard line on immigration issues. take a look. if i were elected and congress were to pass the dream act would i veto it, the answer is yes. i think we have to follow the law and insist that those who come here illegally ultimately, return home, apply, get in line with everybody else. return home, get in the back of the line with everybody else that wants to come here. get in the same line, at the back of the line. immigrat
the new ipad competition. will it actually give apple a run for its money and it happened in a matter of seconds. this guy walked up to a picasso in texas and then he does that. spray paints the masterpiece. what did he write? and is it permanent? and good morning to you. i m carol costello. thank you so much for being with us today. we begin with a story that really has us buzzing this morning. you are about to see why. but first, a warning. some of you might find the next image a bit disturbing. here it is. this is the image. it s a steel spear shot through a teenager s skull. but before you reach for the remote, let me give you a reason to stay. today the boy is doing just fine. more on the medical reasons in a moment. but first, the details of what happened. here s reporter liz nagy of wsvn. reporter: paramedics tenderly wheeled 16-year-old yasser lopez into the er with the three-foot spear in his skull. doctors say his friends shot it accidentally as they were ge
enough to this interview we all watched with bob costas seeing how he handled himself then, many months ago. his attorneys likely have worked with him on what he could say on the stand. with that said and with this alleged histrionic personality disorder would you take the gamble and put him on the stand? i would not. i mean, as a prosecutor i would love to see jerry sandusky go on the stand. the prosecution can cross examine him on so many things that he has said and didn t say. for example, in that interview, the unaired portion, he says that he did not go after every child. that doesn t mean he didn t go after any child. and the prosecution can make a damning cross examination, so as a prosecutor i d love to see him go on the stand. if i was a defense attorney i would never take that chance. he does not do well. he does not he s not a good liar. i think that he really exposes himself when he gives these interviews by what he says and by what he doesn t say, by his demeanor, by t