one former wrestler, however, is pushing back saying that's not true saying not only did giordano what was going on, he repeatedly turned a blind eye. jean casarez spoke with one of those wrestlers. there's a lot of back and forth with one of this. >> let's start at the beginning. ohio state university is in the midst of a massive independent investigation about their team doctor for the university. he was there for two decades, the team doctor in the athletic department from 1981 through 1995. he's now deceased but the investigation is because of allegations he sexually molested and abused male athletes during the time he was there. and the university has interviewed over 150 people at this point. in comes michael desabato, a former wrestler at the university and this investigation covers 15 major sports at ohio state but it is wrestling where jim jordan takes place. he was the assistant coach during part of the time that that physician was the team doctor and michael disabato, i spoke to him yesterday and he says it was common knowledge in the wrestling department about dr. richard s

isis has attacked giordano the border there with syria and they have made the commitment and they want to see isis driven from the region. i think they have the capability to carry out if we give them the intelligence, so i wouldn't be surprised and we have very close intelligence arrangements with jordan and we can give them the intelligence, they're so highly trained and they can carry it out just as effectively. >> so the u.s. and should be in support for such a mission? >> support, yes. >> let's talk big picture for all of this. we have seen videos of people in captivity in isis so far. we've had journalists and workers. this is the first member of the coal igsz trying to get rid of isis that they appear to have captured, at least that we have seen with the video. what does that tell you about how this is going and maybe the propaganda war which this is a big part of. >> isis will use this for propaganda, but i think it is a steely resolve that the jordanians have in all of this in terms of taking on isis and as you can see, uae, saudi arabia and other states are now coming in and

giordano claims she disappeared why the two were snorkeling. the aruban police let giordano go because they did not have any evidence to suggest this is a crime. so why is the insurance company filing a claim. before answer that, they probably have 1.5 million reasons why, but i want to hear your explanation. >> i was going to say that. but it's almost a preemptive strike at this point. because they say typically it takes about a year when a person disappears before someone can try to enforce the contract. this happened about a year arg. so the waiting period has basically expired. and their point is, i guess, listen, this is an unenforceable contract. you weren't partners. you weren't married. you weren't otherwise related. you weren't business partners. you didn't own property together american express says in order for you to become the beneficiary of some sort of travel insurance policy, you have to have some sort of economic interest in the other person. and that just didn't exist at this point. >> so wait a minute. i've seen this document

. >>> gary giordano says that they went snorkeling and never came back. >>> this picture probably doesn't do justice for the size. no one is sure and last friday a forest service spokesman said that trees in this area are between 1500 and 2,000 years old and about 245 feet old and all of this happened yesterday and cameras on the train show the truck crossing into the path of the metro. 15 people -- here's the inside. 15 people taken to the hospital and the driver of the dumptruck included. >>> bernie madoff's cheated victims get their checks today. he ran the largest ponzi scheme and the slice his victims get today is more than $300 million in total. they are set to get more when more funds are recovered. now this? >> jurors heard new recordings from michael jackson himself in the conrad murray trial just within the last hour. more of that audio coming up. >>> but, next, cheap, private sperm donation, a good, safe idea? it's cheaper than a sperm bank but could cost you more money later. apparently it's a growing trend. more on that, next. (screams) when an investment lacks discipline, it

gary giordano is being held in connection with that case. he says they went snorkeling and gardener came back. >>> take a look at this yesterday. cameras show the truck crossing into the path of the metro. watch it again. 15 people were taken to the hospital. there it goes. including the train conductor and driver of the dump truck. >>> bernie madoff ran the largest ponzi scheme in history. he took billions from investors. the slice that his victims get is $300 million in total and are set to get more when more funds are recovered. >>> the ntsb started their investigation into the deadly helicopter crash in the east river. it happened yesterday. we now know the only passenger who died was a woman visiting from australia. she was celebrating her 40th birthday. listen to this eyewitness. >> this thing went up and down. i thought i would see people bobbing up and down in the water. there was no one. just those two struts pointing towards queens and then they popped up and i honestly think that they went down to try to like rescue the others and

i thought gary giordano did quite well. and he adamantly denied having anything to do with her disappearance. and he also gave viable explanations to the questions that we all had. i think the biggest question for so many people, brooke, why do you take out a $1.5 million travel policy on somebody you just met. someone not your spouse. he said i was going to get the american travel express policy for myself. it is travel insurance. and brooke, we all get that, right? i get that when i'm traveling. >> when you go out of the country. >> he said he couldn't, yes. and he said he couldn't uncheck it. i thought that was viable. i think he also explained why two days later, he did call that insurance company. a lot of people said, whoa, that doesn't make sense. he said his lawyer told him to do it because he may have had to have paid for the search. he is in a foreign country. so all in all, i think he did quite well. and he also staged it pretty well. he has his attorney next to him. he has his three boys behind him. all in all,

gary giordano's first stop. an interview this morning on "good morning america." giordano denies having anything to do with the disappearance of his traveling companion robyn gardner. he also explains the big life insurance policy he bought for himself and gardner. >> i can't unselect robyn. when it came down to the accident insurance, you can't unselect her. so when i selected that, i was selecting it for me and she got the same thing. >> if he had to do it all over again, giordano said he would not have gone to aruba. >>> the man who shot president ronald reagan wants to spend more time outside of a mental hospital. hearings are underway to decide if he will get that. lawyers for john hinckley jr. say he is not dangerous, but prosecutors say he used one outing to search out books about ronald reagan and presidential assassins. a federal judge will decide if hinckley's unsupervised outings can be lengthen asked the eventual goal would be releasing hill from the hospital to live near his mother. >>> some frightening moments. have you seen this video during the tim

. >>> and that american suspected in the disappearance of his traveling companion gary giordano is free. investigators held him for four months as they tried to figure out what happened to his traveling partner. he was released for lack of evidence but the prosecutors are hoping to still build a case against him. >> we are hoping that this the end of it. however, he's not running. so if they have a legal basis to require him to come back, he's going to come back. >> it is an emotional day for family and friends of robert champion. the 26-year-old drum major died after a hazing incident. champion's family plans to sue the school. they say that band hazing incidents have been covered up there for generations. >>> the embassy in iran was closed in iran. protesters stormed this facility in tehran. the move does not amount to a severing of diplomatic relations but reduces them to the lowest level possible. now france has recalled its ambassador from iran. >>> a new search is under way for a florida mother who vanished after appearing on "the people's court." searchers are beating the bushes

. >>> also, the american suspected in the disappearance of his traveling come come pan john gary giordano is a free man. the prosecutors are appealing that. >> we're hoping, of course, this is the end of it. however, he's not running. so if they have a legal basis to require him to come back, he's going to come back. >>> and it is an emotional day for friends and family of robert champion, the funeral for the former a and m student. the 26-year-old drum major died after a hazing incident. they say the band hazing incident had been covered up for generations. >>> and call it the bada bing immigration sting. women brought here to work as strippers at mafia-owned bars. they have been arrested today and some of these defendants arranged sham marriages between the foreign strippers and u.s. citizens. >>> the british embassy in iran is officially closed. the doors were slammed shut after protesters slammed the facility earlier this week. they say it does not amount to a severing diplomatic relations but reduces them to the lowest level possible. britain also evacuated all embassy staff and now

gary g gary giordano will be released and the prosecutors are planning to appeal but le likely be in the u.s. by then. >>> known as victim number one in the grand jury case says that the former penn state started mo lefting him in 2006. he's one of the boys that sandusky is accused of molesting over a 15-year period. >>> and more fallout over the supercommittee's inability to reach an agreement. the credit rating has been downgraded to negative. despite that news, the american consumer is back. have you heard this number? a record 226 million of us went on a bit of a buying binge over this past thanksgiving weekend, spending more than $52 million. that's a massive 16% increase from last year. retailers are eager to see, though, if the spending spree over the last weekend is spending a strong shopping holiday season ahead or if it's a temporary search for the bargains out there. >>> big news from the nfl today and a strange for the struggling jaguars. coach rio is out after failing to reach the playoffs on sunday. also, the team owner announced that he is selling but the team will rem

gary g gary giordano was behind bars for four months. prosecutors are appeal the judge's decision to release him. but giordano will probably be back in the u.s. by them. >>> patriceoneal has died. he is diabetic and suffered a stroke last month. patrice was 41 years old. >>> voting all across egypt. voters stood in line for hours and hours. casting votes for parliamentary seats. the election is not slated until next june. this is the first time that egyptians have ever voted in their lifetimes. hosni mubarak was ousted in that revolt. >>> a florida mother who up and vanished after appearing on "the people's court". >> after numerous tips and investigative leads, we are officially naming dale smith, the ex-fiance, as the primary suspect in the disappearance of michelle parker. >> they appeared together on "the people's court" on the day she disappeared. although smith is the only prime suspect named by the police, he is not charged with any crime. >>> more fallout from the super committee's inability to reach a deal. the credit outlook wa

a judge ruled there is not enough evidence to keep holding her friend, jerry giordano. he plans to return to the united states as soon as possible. >>> after more than a dozen interviews, doctors in norway have ruled that anders brevick is insane. if convicted he'll be held in a mental hospital tofor life. >>> herman cain insists he was just friends with the woman accusing him of a 13-year affair. he said he tried to help her financially, but that was it. >>> the political topics of the day, three questions, 30 seconds on the clock. today democratic national committee member robert zimmerman, founder and editor of citizen politics. and professor chris metzler. herman cain is denying allegations of a 13-year affair with an atlanta businesswoman. here's what he told wolf blitzer. >> i acknowledge that i knew the woman. i acknowledge that i knew her for that period of time, but the accusation that i had a 13-year affair with her, no. >> is cain still a contender? robert? >> i can report to you with great sense of confidence that this most recent allegation in no way impact

. >>> gary giordano will be freed tuesday in aruba despite prosecutors' objections. the judge there rejected the prosecutor's requested to hold the american citizen as they investigate the disappearance of his traveling companion robin gardiner. giordano has been in custody since august. he denies any involvement in gardiner's disappearance. the prosecution is appealing the decision. >>> it's the world's largest online resource for holocaust victims. we'll show you the amazing work being done by the world memory project to help families and survivors discover missing chapters of their history. that's coming up. who ate my cookies and milk? oh, brother. hey, guys. ni-i-i-ck. oh... i thought those were put out for me. i did it again. no worries, nick. [ sighs ] say, nick, you must be busy this holiday. oh, yeah, with all the great savings we got going on, it's been crazy. ooh, i got to dash away. customers lining up. ♪ [ male announcer ] this holiday, chevy's giving more. ♪ >>> scouring millions of historical documents on the holocaust and their victims compiling a

. >>> a judge in aruba rejected prosecutor's request to hold giordano. >>> the federal government is investigating the chevy volt over fears the electric car's batteries may pose a fire resk. the national highway traffic safety administration says the volt lithium ion batteries could catch fire after a crash. so far no fires and no recall. gm insists the car is safe. >>> a tentative agreement was reached this morning to end the nba lockout but the players still have to ratify the deal. the plan is to start the basketball season on christmas day with a triple heard. there would be 66 games this season. >>> a tradition in baseball is coming to an end. the league announced this week that chewing tobacco will no longer be allowed around fans. officials say if you've got it you got to conceal it like these players have in their back pockets. >>> and i want weighs a ton and is about the size of a compact car and today nasa launched it into space. we're talking about the curiosity rover on its way to search for life on mars. we have more on the noigs the red planet. >> reporter: the atlas 5

. >> interesting s you see gary giordano, the only suspect in the disappearance of robin gardner, a maryland woim, and apparently authorities are saying after four months, he's been in prison, he's been questioned, he is likely to return to thes. under what conditions, richard? >> home for the holidays, fred. that's it, over. they have nothing. >> the case is over? >> they can't put the case together. there's no body, no dna, no nothing. but moreover, he is subject to extradition if they come up with something down the road, which you know they're not going to. >> that's right. >> worse off, he took out of a life insurance policy, i think he'll be able to collect. >> will he really? >> you know what? that's not going to happen. >> i think the insurance company knows exactly what went on unchts then they ought to testify. >> is he going to testify about what he did and what happened? it's never going to happened. i think the insurance company will contest it. i think it's part of the evidence here. the problem here, if you remember, is that aruban authorities decided, you know what? maybe we

prosecutors asked the judge to keep gary giordano in prison. that request is denied. an appeal is to be heard before he's freed from custody next tuesday. >>> and a disturbing report from iran claims the country's intelligence ministry has arrested a dozen spies for the cia. cnn cannot confirm the report. the story was put out by the iranian agency quoting the legislator as the source. the cii declined comment. >>> and a scheduling error leads to this brawl behind bars. you see him thrown down there on the ground. that guy was afraid of the victim. the two were supposed to be kept separate from one another. but a scheduling mixup let both men out right there at the very same time. >> it was just a freak accident that these two individuals were out at the same time. >> neither man was seriously injured. one guard had to be taken to the emergency room. >>> and, obviously this man is furious. he slapped this indian official. then he pulls out a knife. speaking of the ceremonial knife, threatening to slit his own wrist in protest. the man is angry about corruption and ris

. >>> and gary giordano will spend another month in jail. he's the maryland man being held in aruba. giordano appeared yesterday before a judge who ordered him held for at least 30 more days. >>> now back to the rare halloween weekend snowstorm hitting the northeast. we have storm team coverage with meteorologist jacqui jeras in the cnn weather center and chad myers in a snowy pennsylvania. let's begin with you, chad, in the snow where it is piling up. >> reporter: it is. i'm getting all these tweets from my followers. you can't do live shots without a ruler. so my producer went out and got one. we'll do the obligatory ruler in the snow. we just noticed a couple of trees over here sagging on the power lines or telephone lines or cable lines, whatever. but the trees are getting heavy because the snow is so heavy. this is the perfect snow to make a snowman. we just talked to one of the street crews and down this street about two miles, it is shut down as trees are completely down in the street. this is u.s. highway 30. the street is shut down

giordano was taken into custody on august 5th. he arrested in the disappearance of robin gardner who he says vanished during a snorkeling accident. authorities were suspicious of his story and became especially more so after they learned that giordano had taken a million and a half dollar life insurance policy on gardner. now today giordano's new defense attorney argued his life was being destroyed by the continued detainment. he said the case against him was nothing but circumstantial there was no solid proof. the prosecution argued they needed more time. number one they said this case has spread to four countries, the united states, tnetherlands and curacao. all of that is the reason that the judge sided with them and said giordano will, in fact, remain behind bars. the defense attorney says at the end of this 30 days he has to be formally charged or let go. i'm martin savidge in atlanta. >> one of our great legal minds, richard herman. usually you see him out of vegas. defense criminal attorney. all right. this is a really pecu

gary giordano's lawyers said that his life is being destroyed. the judge was expected to rule pretty quickly. do we have a decision? >> we don't have a decision yet. and i'll be interested because when he initially gave the prosecution a certain amount of time, the understanding would that be they were conducting an investigate and they have sent out cell phone records and dumps on his computer and they are awaiting on that analysis. they have things in the united states, in holland, several other countries. so when they went back to court today they had something to tell the judge. they have confirmed that blood found on a towel is in fact robyn gardners. so they are working. they are working forward. they are not just holding him without some type of an investigation happening. so the think the judge is likely to extend his stay there. >> all right. holly hughes on the case there. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> christopher lost his life in afghanistan last saturday. you've probably never heard of him. but we want you to he was on his 14th

it was the giordano the bebb fishery of a 1 p$1.5 million accidental death policy days before they went to aruba. >> that just doesn't pass the smell test. that stinks to high heaven because what you're looking at, this isn't a couple that was together before they went on this trip. they were sort of internet friends, they talked back and forth. >> but they had not really had a serious relationship. so for him to be taking an insurance policy out on her makes you pause right then and there. then of course she accidentally just disappears in the ocean? yeah, this isn't where she was murdered and her body was found. he wants everybody to believe, if in fact he's the one responsible for her di disappearan disappearance, oh, she just got swept out to sea. so he can collect on the policy. >> he's in aruba, in jail, he wants out. has another detainment hearing coming up. will it just be the same story then? >> the judge gave the state or the prosecution down there a certain amount of time. that time has run so i think what the judge is going to be looking for is, what kind of progress have yo

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a judge ordered a man arrested gary giordano to remain in custody until then. investigators have been searching for clues since this maryland woman disappeared on august 2nd. another search, we're hearing, could begin as early as tomorrow. giordano told police that gardner disappeared while they were snorkeling but he was arrested two weeks ago when his story didn't quite add up. >>> some subway riders in san francisco are still furious. they say the city's rapid transit system shut down their cell phone service during a protest. it's a story we talked about yesterday here. today there's an important update. the fcc is piping in. that's next. oh, i've just got major medical... major medical. ...but it helps pay the doctors. pays the doctors, boyyy! [ quack ] oh yeah? what about your family? ♪ we added aflac, so we get cash! it's like our safety net... ♪ to help with the mortgage or whatever we need! so my family doesn't feel the pain too. ha! [ male announcer ] help protect your family at aflac.com. [ pigeons ] heyyy! hooo!!! [ martin luther king jr. ] i st

august 2nd in a restaurant with giordano. he told police he lost track of her while they were snorkeling in rough water. giordano told police he feared for his life when he signaled her to turn back and didn't look for her as he turned to shore. the police say the sea was calm at the time. in the interview police also grilled giordano about his finances and about travel insurance policies he bought for himself and gardner before their trip. tonight there are also new details about photographs found on a camera that authorities confiscated from the couple's hotel room. martin savidge joined me now from aruba. martin, what did we learn from the transcript? >> reporter: it's really pretty amazing. we obviously wanted to talk to gary giordano. we wanted to talk to his attorney to get their side of events that. has always been denied to us. essentially what we have here is the statement that gary giordano gave to aruba authorities on august 5th. that is the day he was taken into custody. but it's just hours before he's actually de

and of course is it a palm print that matches gary giordano? all of that under investigation. theetz are very interesting developments. the other thing, keira, a major search is being planned involving members of the dutch military, involving police and may also involve volunteers. they're going to search a large area, a very rugged, difficult terrain at the southern part of the island. all of this trying to keep in it mind that two hours between when robyn gardner was last seen and when gary are giordano made the 911 call. a lot going on down here today. kei keira? martin thanks. >>> here is a pretty wild story we've been seeing on the web. a new book from a british professor actually suggested there was a plan in place to make adolf hitler more feminine. zain virgie told me about this this morning. i was, like, okay, this could be very interesting. tell me more. of course, zain you would be one to find an obscure story like this. >> keira, the plan was to take away his mustache. that was the strategy from a british plot that they cooked up. the idea was essentially and serio

they didn't have to struggle like gary giordano said she did. from that very description he gave, they began to think, boy, this is not adding up right. >> the bottom line, she is still missing and the search is still going on. martin savidge, appreciate the reporting. there is actually a lot happening tonight. isha is back. >> late word tonight that homeland security janet napolitano and other obama administration officials will visit vermont and virginia tomorrow for recovery efforts. >>> officials at yellowstone say a hiker found dead was the victim of a grizzly bear attack. 5-year-old john wallace's body was found friday. autopsies showed he died from traumatic injuries after being mauled by a bear. it's the second fatal bear attack at yellowstone this summer. >>> in mexico five gang members confessed to last week's deadly casino fire. they set fire to the casino because the owners wouldn't go along with their extortion demands. 52 people died in the fire. >>> a los angeles judge ruled today that details of michael jackson's sexual molestati

gary giordano is his name. he's seen with gardner in this photo. the picture was released august 2nd. that's the day giordano told investigators that gardner disappeared while snorkeling with him. he's being held by police in aruba as a suspect in the case. martin savidge joins me from aruba. >> martin, we've reported that they each took out insurance policies before their trip. he definitely is the beneficiary of her policy? >> reporter: that's right, yes. this is the first time authorities have come out and admitted that information. it was about a week ago i got ahold of the statement that gary giordano told authorities. one thing they asked him about these insurance policies. he admitted they had the insurance policies, two $1.5 million each. they said who's the beneficiary? he said in my case the beneficiary is my mother. but what was left out of that statement was well then who's going to benefit say if robyn gardner turns up missing or dead. well, today the authorities said, you know what, it's gary giordano, which now you understand to the

they say they have to continue to talk to gary giordano about that. but you've got to figure, brooke that they would not be so interested if say the benefactor of robyn gardner's insurance plan was her mother. >> of course. >> it is probably something tying to gary giordano. and that would be a very good motive. that's where it stands right now. the publication. >> yes. >> reporter: this is aruba today. >> why are you on the cover? >> reporter: they recognize somebody on the cover. well, they were very nice to say that i was an award winning journalist and point out that i was very fair to the aruban government and to the coverage of the nat lee hol way case. >> you are fair, martin savidge. >> reporter: an indication that things are slow newswise here. >> back to giordano, i know he's been in custody. what has life been like for him in this jail? what have you learned? >> it's interesting. life is actually apparently improved for him since he's gone from being held in the local police shop to being in the prison. he's in a cell that's described as 11

according to giordano's aruban lawyer, baez will serve as a consultant on the case. he could also take care of any legal proceedings here in the u.s. >>> meanwhile, casey anthony's parents breaking their silence for the first time since their daughter was cleared of murder charges in july. george and cindy anthony appearing on "the dr. phil" show admitting that their daughter continued to lie after their granddaughter went missing. cindy, confiding in dr. phil, about the rage she felt toward casey when the case first broke out. >> i just screamed at her, i said, "what the hell are you talking about?" i said, "what do you mean you haven't seen caylee?" and that's when i just screamed at her, and i -- i wanted to go choke her or hit her. i just went over there and punched the bed as hard as i could to get my anger out. >> another portion of the interview airs today. >>> he was deep in debt when he died, but since then michael jackson's made enough money to pay down a big chunk of that and provide for his kids. "showbiz tonight" host a.j. hammer with more. >>> kyra, we

cnn's ma 's martin savidge has d that gary giordano is a beneficiary of a $1.5 million accidental death policy that he took out on her before the trip. this is the picture of the two of them the day before gardner disappeared. we'll have the latest at the top of the hour from martin savidge. and we'll have the latest on the hurricane path here in the northeast. it's not without precedent. remember the perfect storm? that wasn't so long ago. we'll take a look back at some of the biggest storms that have hit the region, all at the top of the hour, candy. >> we'll be there, thanks, andzerson. >>> one of the day's most dramatic story is also one of the most welcome here at cnn. next, senior international correspondent matthew chance reports on the end of his five days of harrowing captivity in tripoli. >>> after five harrowing days in captivity, almost three dozen international journalists were freed today by pro-gadhafi gunmen who had held them in a hotel, cnn's correspondent matthew chance was among them, and virtually everything that happened to him today happened live on camera. take a

gary giordano lost an appeal and we'll have a live report from martin savidge who spoke with giordano's lawyer. >>> and keeping them honest, a look at the political bickerick in washington, and any attempt to get the economy going will likely have the same effect. >>> and we'll have a look at president's jobs plan and we'll look at who is on tonight's "ridiculist," all that at the top of the hour, john? >> looking forward to it. >>> new violence and shocking new images out of syria, a human rights report two dozen dead, where tanks pulled into the city center and gunfire broke out and a video showing syrian soldiers executing an apparently unarmed man surfaced on youtube. a quick warning while we can't confirm the authenticity of the video, and while we've blurred the man's image, the pictures are bloody and upsetting. in addition to those gunshots, the soldiers say the man was sentenced to death by firing squad. also on youtube, this video of anthony government demonstrators in the syrian city of aleppo, they took to the streets as activists questioned the circumstances of a local scho

he has been in captivity and no charges yet against giordano almost a month. he said in what was a snorkeling accident that robin guard nen disappeared. authorities doubt that story for a number of reasons. eyewitnesses did not see them snorkeling in the water and he described rough seas and strong currents. the authorities said they didn't exist on that day at that particular spot. then, oh, yes, there is the issue of the 1.5 million dollar insurance policy that gary giordano took out on robyn gardner days before they took the ship trip and he is the beneficiary of that money and, of course, when she goes missing, well, authorities find that to be highly suspicious. the defense attorney would say that may be suspicious but it's not proof of guilt or anything beyond what he already said it was, an accident. so that is what is going to play out. the defense attorney on one side, the prosecution on the other, the judge in the middle all inside of that prison, gary giordano sitting in as well and the judge will decide should they extend another 60 days or should

we're also going to take a look at a live report from aruba with gary giordano still being held with the connection of a disappearance of robin guayn ga. he's being questioned bay police. we'll tell you where he's cooperating. those stories and of course tonight's ridiculous. >> see you in a few minutes. thanks. >>> conservatives are accuses the white house of providing back door amnesty to illegal immigrants. the new policy will halt 3r0eings against illegal immigrants deemed to pose no threat to national security or to public safety. included in this group are thousands of illegal immigrants who were brought to the united states when they were young children. you might remember late last year the president and democratic eyes in congress tried to protect this group by passing the so-called dream act arguing those brought here with small children should not be published for the illegal agents of their parents. now krit sak jan brewer suggest president is abusing his executive power and needs to be reminded he is not a king above the law. governor brewer with us tonight from phoenix.