a cholera epidemic. that stands at 400 dead with rain and water like this, i can see sewage pouring out there and garbage flowing by me and the numbers are likely to increase dramatically haiti tried to recover from the missing the hurricane. kelly: live from lalgan haiti. jamie: a rare saturday of deliberates in the penalty phase of a horrific home invasion trial. the jurors in connecticut are trying to agree on a punishment in the case of a woman and two daughters brutally murdered back in 2007. will convicted murderer steven hayes get life in prison or death? we are live at the courthouse. the jury s decision could come at any time and we will bring it to you live. plus, chaos in the streets in california following another sentencing, a rally turning to
areas by restricting where they live. correctional officials stopped enforcing the restrictions pending a final resolution of the challenges against the law. jurors convicted him of doing some of the worst things a person could ever do and now putting in extra hours to decide whether to condemn a man to death for the horrible things that happened to this connecticut family. fox reports from the home invasion trial and out of sight but not out of touch. why we haven t been able to cut the lines of communication between a radical cleric and his followers around the world. that is coming up as fox reports tonight. [ male announcer ] ntgomery and abigail haggins had a tree that borthe most rare and magical fruit, which provided for their every financial need. [ thunder rumbling ] [ thunder crashing ]
pick up on that and court the voters. he offered a criticism of the president saying he and the administration spent too much time focusing on health care, and should have focused on jobs surprising for someone who is close to the president personally and politically and kirk has talked about how the next senator from illinois, they take their oath immediately to finish out the? a. finish out the reminder of the term immediately so that could be key. so kirk has been talked about that and they are focusing in on the suburban independents who may decide this election. shepard: live from chicago, steve, thank you. next, more disturbing testimony from the home invasion trial in connecticut including new entries from one defendant s diary. and what effect reading them in court could have on the fate of court could have on the fate of the accused accomplice.
convicted steven hayes now sentence him to death? that s the question. he was in court today. we ll tell you what happened on day one of the trial s penalty phase. and the murder of chandra levey, ruined the congressman s career, now the alleged killer is about to go on trial. the latest ahead. [ male announcer ] how can rice production in india affect wheat output in the u.s., the shipping industry in norway, and the rubber industry in south america? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex global economy. it s just one reason os beat their10-year lipp. t. rowe price.invest .
a jury 06 five men and seven women began hearing testimony in the penalty phase of a truly horrific trial. jennifer hawke-petit and her two daughters were murdered during a 2007 home invasion. we ve been following the story closely. they were not killed quickly. they were tortured. the wife and daughter were sexually assaulted and the house set on fire. none of them were shown mercy. the same jury that convicted steven hayes, a career criminal, of all three murders will decide whether to sentence him to death. the only surviving member of the petit family, beaten badly by steven hayes has decided not to make a victim impact statement during the sentencing trial because he s worried connecticut s law allowing such statements could lead to an appeal of his sentence. today his defense attorney began calling witnesses after urging jurors to keep an opened mind.