the israelis and the palestinians to make peace. a new lead on a famous cold case, the deadly tainting of tylenol capsules back in 1982. the fbi wants dna samples from one of the nation s most notorious killers. i m wolf blitzer, your senate situation room. breaking news this hour, a new york supreme court judge s decision to grant bail to dominique strauss-kahn. the former head of the international monetary fund has to pay $1 million in cash and post as 5 million bond to get out of rikers island jail where he has been held since his arrest over the weekend. defense lawyers disputed prosecutors claims that strauss-kahn is a flight risk. a great relief for the family to be able to have him [ inaudible ] the complainant in this case has offered a compelling and unwavering story about what occurred in the defendant s room.she made immediate outcries to multiple witnesses, both to hotel staff and police. the quick response to the hotel staff and law enforcement did help
arnold schwarzenegger and the scandal. you re in the situation room. he s a billionaire and head of a powerful world agency. the international monetary fund dominique strauss-kahn now sits in the new york city jail cell facing sex crime charges for assaulting and he does not qualify for diplomatic immunity. what s going on? wolf, it s 24 hours now for dominique strauss-kahn. he has had one unidentified visitor so far. prosecutors are analyzing forensic evidence strauss-kahn cannot do much for his isolation cell and they are consideringing the options and he sits in jail. sl it an impossible mission for his lawyers? and it will be fight the alleged victim is now worried. i am totally confident in this woman. whal so ever. the woman is lying and there s reason to believe she might be lying. this is a high-stakes case. two, the second defense in a case like that is consent. something might have happened but it s not what she says and she consented to it. strauss-kahn s