this is dinnertime here. he doesn t sleep at all basically. will cain, cnn contributor and contributor to theblaze.com and roland martin, political analyst. 7:00 a.m. eastern and 6:00 a.m. in illinois. one of the most important primary, illinois, that s what we say always, 54 delegates at stake in the primary and the winner is expected to capture the bulk of the delegates. it will be the biggest haul since the georgia primary that happened earlier this month. mitt romney looking to pad his commanding lead in the delegate chase. rick santorum we spoke to the santorum campaign yesterday really hoping to burst governor romney s bubble and the two are going at each other in their own form of chicago style politics. listen. we re not going to be successful in replacing an economic lightweight with another economic lightweight. do you really believe this country wants to elect a wall street financier as president of the united states? do you think that s the kind of experie
shooting today outside a jewish school in southern france. french president nicolas sarkozy said the shooting was an obvious antisemitic attack. the new york police department said special attention is now being paid to synagogues. do we have a significant jewish population in this city, and we have to take that into account. we know that we re at the top of the terrorist target list, so we are concerned about the so-called copy cat syndrome. mary snow is following this story from outside central synagogue here in new york city. mary, what sort of extra security is there? reporter: well, erin, you ve seen a visible police presence outside of this synagogue and several others that we pass in the city today. the police commissioner is saying basically he s stepped up uniformed police outside more than 50 locations throughout the city. you heard him say there isn t any specific threat or intelligence they have of a specific threat but they felt it was prudent to step up th
cat attacks in the united states. at this hour, increased security at american jewish institutions from san francisco to washington, d.c., and new york, following a deadly shooting today outside a jewish school in southern france. french president nicolas sarkozy said the shooting was an obvious antisemitic attack. the new york police department said special attention is now being paid to synagogues. do we have a significant jewish population in this city, and we have to take that into account. we know that we re at the top of the terrorist target list, so we are concerned about the so-called copy cat syndrome. mary snow is following this story from outside central synagogue here in new york city. mary, what sort of extra security is there? reporter: well, erin, you ve seen a visible police presence outside of this synagogue and several others that we passed in the city today. the police commissioner is saying basically he s stepped up uniformed police outside more than
the americans killed 200 enemy fighters in a bid to salvage a downed u.s. helicopter. blaes attorney, john henry brown who has previously defended ted bundy and the barefoot bandit spoke with the reporters last night about his new is high profile client. i haven t spoke to him a couple days. he was okay on the phone. certainly willing and anxious to see us. we are going to meet with him today and the jag people, and the military people. it s going to be a busy few days. reporter: in the march 11 shooting rampage in southern afghanistan in which sergeant bales is the suspect 16 afghan civilians were killed including nine children. jenna: more on the story as we get it, james, thank you. jon: some brand-new developments to bring you in the iran nuclear showdown. what israel is now saying about teheran s nuclear ambitions and how it could impact the jewish state s plans for what it may do about iran. the supreme court set to take up
records show the staff sergeant bales salted a girlfriend and, once, fled the scene of an accident. and now the news from washington, dc this afternoon with the rest of what we learned. james? reporter: sergeant bales attorney called the 3 1/2 hour session with his clients one of the most emotional meetings of his life, but the military sources caution against anyone portraying sergeant bales as a victim noting that many other american soldiers have seen a lot more combat and not cracked. according to documents obligated by new york times he was arrested a decade ago on pedestrian charge of assaulting a woman after an incident in a hotel room in washington. the charges were dropped after he paid a fine and completed anger management training. this was before he was married. and five years ago his striker group had a gun battle in iraq, in the holy city but in that deployment and the other tours,