to be the. let s go out front. good evening every one, on out front tonight, a walk up call from the rage oncage on. out with a blistering 16 page indictment of the president s campaign strategy. carville says the president s evidence to convince voters to convince voters is the wrong strategy and in his words will fail. he s right about one thing. the president is selling a message of hope, hard. we ve gone through the worst financial crisis and the economic crisis since the great depression. we ve made significant progress. the good news is that we re starting to see progress. so we re making progress. we re moving in the right direction. progress? does it add up? well, we looked at some important economic indicators. just take a look at the unemployment rate. this chart starts in the summer of 2007 when america was booming. at the very top, unemployment was 4.6%. a level that it hovered at for years. today it s 8.2. now take a look at consumer confidence. it was ju
separate investigation randomly happens to observe you grow ago marijuana plant in your backyard? can t be used. you have to have a warrant and it has to be specific to what they are looking for. this goes right on the heels and i think it s consistent with what the supreme court ruled yesterday they ruled 9-0 that the police cannot tag your car with a gps. follow you all over the city. if they don t have a warrant. senator paul is now seeking co-sponsors for the preserving freedom from unwarranted surveillance act of 2012. and similar legislation has been introduced in the house. trace? doug mckelway is live in the nation s capital. there was graphic testimony in the trial of former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky. as a second accuser took the stand. witnesses say he wept as he testified. he said the former coach molested him while sanduskyy s wife was upstairs. former assistant coach mike mcqueary also told jurors he
saw sandusky with the young boy in an oncampus shower back in 2001. but he did not call police. the defense went after mcqueary sequence of events at a hearing in december. mcqueary said it happened in 2002. not 2001. sandusky faces more than 50 counts of child sex abuse. he denies the charges. and his lawyers say some of the victims have a financial interest in the outcome of the case. well, a big surprise for a child whose father was serving in the military farl away from home. the kid got to throw out the first pitch at a pro-baseball game and guess who caught the ball. that s next. sweet!
incredible testimony in center county, pennsylvania. victim one breck down at the trial of jerry sandusky. just a reminder, much of the story is graphic in nature. victim one cried openly in court as he detailed the alleged abuse, which began with fondling and led to oral sex. later in the day, the jury heard from mike mcqueary who said he saw sandusky in the shower with a boy around the age of 10 or 12 and heard, quote, skin on skin, smacking sounds. that was back in 2001. sandusky, the defendant, says that he s innocent of the 52 criminal charges he faces. diane dimond with newsweek and the daily beast is covering this trial in belmont, pennsylvania and michael smerconish is an attorney and msnbc political analyst. tell us today about the
he never wavered a bit. i don t want to get too graphic here but he said, in effect, i saw jerry sandusky and a little boy about 10, 11, naked in a shower. sandusky had him wrapped around the waist. there was smacking, rhythmic movements on skin on skin. i couldn t believe what i saw. i walked over to the shower. i was five feet away. they saw me. i saw them. i was so disgusted, i just left the locker room. i went and called my father. it was very riveting testimony to finally hear him say it. the horror of this. i never knew the details of these cases. we grew up hearing words like molest or touch. the problem with the media has been so squeamish in describing these case, we have to use the word graphic, but damn it, we would have known how horrible these cases were, if this was