a woman married to a predator speaks out on the jerry sandusky case. let s go outfront. i m erin burnett, outfront tonight, breaking news with a big move in washington in a major concession the president and leading democrats will drop a surtax on millionaires as the way to pay for the payroll tax cut extension. this is a huge step in breaking the impasse that threatened the tax cut and may have shut the government down again. here is the bottom line. the ds and rs each fought for one big thing in this payroll tax battle and that is a nonstarter for the other side. the surtax for the democrats and the keystone pipeline for the republicans. now whether you love or hate either one of those ideas, the fact was this, both were deal breakers. we ve been saying this all week. and compromise really isn t that hard. here s the decent proposal we ve been putting out there as an example. extend the tax cut for those making less than $75,000. that costs about $48 billion. but you ca
prafr kind of prafrnk that s you use with that word. even though year after year young men and young women are bruised, batters and in champion s case, beaten to death. okay. is he awake? he wasn t responding. we thought he was breathing. he was making noises. but i don t even know if he s breathing now. okay. is he awake? do you know? his eyes are open. his eyes are open. he s not responding. okay. but is he breathing? i have no idea. i can not tell you that. that was the 911 call november 19th after a game as robert champion lay dying on the band bus. other maembers say he mao have crossed bus c. they describe crossing bus c is walking backward through the bus getting beaten as you go. this is less than three weeks after a clarinet player, bria hunter, was beaten. after her beating was reported to campus police. after she ended up in the hospital with blood clots and cracked thigh bone. three fellow band members are charged with that beating. bria is leaving