directors and creators. and it is, he will undoubtedly be confronted on this issue. ted johnson, thank you so much. greatly appreciate your time. up next, rick santorum s late night endorsement of mitt romney is being called tepid, low key. what do you think? was it convincing? but when i was diagnosed with prostate cancer. i needed a coach. our doctor was great, but with so many tough decisions i felt lost. unitedhealthcare offered us a specially trained rn
new york and los angeles. you ve got the area covered. accounts are slowly trickling out of the night trayvon martin was killed. we heard from george zimmerman s father and last night zimmerman s brother. he spoke to piers morgan exclusively and an actual witness spoke to anderson cooper. we put together a play-by-play of their accounts. george was trying to get his head off the concrete, trying to move with trayvon on him, into the grass. in doing so, his firearm was shown. trayvon martin said something to the effect of you re gonna die now now or you re gonna die tonight something to that effect. he continued to beat george and at some point george pulled his pistol. where was the gun? the gun i believe was in his inside tucked inside his pant waist. right. in a waist hollister. has pulled it out and he has fired it. well he has taken control of his firearm. he prevented his firearm from being taken from him, and used against him, and that s called sav
talk about developments as it come to the south. there was this very important meeting with mitt romney yesterday and tea party favorite south carolina senator jim demint just stopping short. he said i can tell conservatives from my perspective is that, i m not only comfortable with romney. i m excited about the possibility of him possibly being our nominee. is that a strong sign that the conservative opposition to mitt romney is melting and i don t like the word coalesce but i ll say, they are starting to gather around romney. they re starting to gather around him and believe he is the one who will pull this off. if you couple that with jeb bush s endorse many a couple days ago, i would say they are at best, tepid. they are endorsements nonetheless and they matter. these are going to begin to roll out more and more. jim demint is important. i would say that his endorsement or quasi endorsement is more
a sympathetic figure and the media descended on sandra fluke giving her a high profile platform to fight back. what does it say about the college co-ed susan fluke who goes before a congressional committee and essentially says that she must be paid to have sex? what does that make her? it makes her a slut, right? it makes her a prostitute. what was your first reaction when you heard the comments? well, i think my reaction was the reaction that a lot of women have had when historically they ve been called these types of names, and that really i think a lot of women across america have had to this, and that was initially to be stunned by it, but then to quickly feel outraged and very upset. joining us now to talk about the echos of this media and the twist in the presidential campaign, julia mason, host of sirius s the press pool, david prom from the daily beast and an analyst for cnn and dana millbank, columnist for the washington post. david, you are a kwifsh who
u.s. ship. and they didn t respond to signals or voices. they re threatening to close the strait of hormuz. it s a choke point, and as american officials have been warning privately and publicly, a serious flash point. what about if they decide to block us off at the straits of hormuz. we have made it clear that the united states will not tolerate the blocking of the straits of hormuz. we will respond to that. the question tonight is, what will iran do next? what happens then? what s being done right now to head it off. barbara starr is here, and on the phone, curt lithal, former commander of the u.s.s. cole. what do you believe to be the intent of the iranians. were they trying to bait the u.s. military, provoke an altercation? maybe just a little bit of both, anderson. the thinking is that the iranians were not looking for a shooting match. they were going to break off, but they were going to cause a little heart-stopping action before they did that. one of the thin