do you have the tape? yep. let s listen. guess what, joining us now on the phone, edith and carolyn. let s give them a big round of applause. yeah! by then it was almost 3:00 in the morning and all of us were giddy to begin with. we were having a little fun covering this election. wolf, this is the back story, he never left the computer, never goes to the restroom. anderson was sitting on the floor. erin took her shoes off. what was john king doing? he was looking at the map, looking at the percentage of this and that. everybody was working but we were having some fun, too. erin burnett had lovely shoes but she took them off. she was standing. gloria borr glor gloria borrow borrowi gloria borger was sitting but erin was standing. i felt bad for her. the situation room, 4:00. hello, everyone. thanks for joining us. i m don lemon. the president makes his own choice for 2012. the battlefield shifts to primaries in new hampshire and south carolina and count mich
time for reporter rule let. we re following two stories right now. the president of poland and one in as many of five americans would not pass a driving test if they took one today. ed? reporter: brooke, the president is here in warsaw tonight with a large group of central and eastern european leaders. he wants to show respect to some key leaders. he wants lessons learned about their own transition to democracy in the post soviet world that might now apply to egypt, tunisia, and others given the arab spring. they have been going through growing pains and economic problems. that dovetails nicely with what the president did at the g-8 summit. they were putting together an aid pack taj for egypt, tunisia. egypt was battered during the revolution and it really hurt
orlando, florida, isp wrapping up this afternoon, and today kicked off with at battle of emotions with the prosecutors asking the judge to limit defense attorney s jose baez s cross-examination, and motion granted. with the response of a motion of his own. watch this with me. so far the state has put on a case solely of dealing with the bad character of my client or the attempted character assassination of her past conducts, boyfriends, people she slept with, and things that have absolutely nothing to do with the crimes charged. and it has put us in a position where we are significantly prejudiced as to some of the impermissible character evidence they have been successful in introducing, and we would again renew our motion for mistrial at this time. mr. biabaez, how many times e you asked on cross-examination of witnesses whether or not mrs. anthony was a quote good mother, unquote? well, motion for mistrial denied. baez then proceeded to bring a witness to tears. here
cnn california apparently, locals are being evacuated and now new fears. look at this. mudslides. we re live on the ground that. is ahead. you thought the anger at the airport was bad? wait until you see what is going on overseas. that s next in reporter rule let. first, as the year winds down, reporters are looking back at how the biggest stories unfolded, including the times square bomb plot. remember that? take a look. i m susan candiotti. it was mayday, dinnertime everything went haywire. that s when a street vendor noticed a and the bomb squad was able to diffuse the contraption
hello, everyone. thanks for joining us. i m don lemon. the president makes his own choice for 2012. the battlefield shifts to primaries in new hampshire and south carolina and count michele bachmann out of both. it s time to play reporter rule let. david mattingly in south carolina, first. i ll show our viewers the map. we had the iowa caucus last night. new hampshire in six days, south carolina on the 21st. so there s a chance and let s be clear a chance that mitt romney could sweep all three and potentially sew up the republican nomination by the end of the month. that said, though, south carolina s deep south and an uphill battle for romney. so, david, do people there believe really believe that he can win? reporter: well, let s put it this way. it comes down to what voters are going to want. i spoke to the head of the republican party here in south