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the lawyer for one of the accusers finally spoke out. lets go "outfront." im erin burnett. out front on this friday, the lawyer for herman cains accuser speaks. >> she made a complaint in good faith about a series of inappropriate behaviors and unwanted advances from the ceo. she and her husband see no value in revisiting this matter now, nor in discussing the matter any further, publicly or privately. >> joel bennett, thats who it was, sawed his client stands by her comments while t...

atlanta. so glad you could be here with us. legendary broadcaster andy rooney has died at the age of 92. his death comes weeks after he signed off for the last time on "60 minutes." we, of course, looking back at his life and career at this hour. across america, growing anger over voter i.d. laws. more states are following suit requiring you to have a photo i.d. to vote. and hes never one to hold back over what he thinks. well hear what jesse jackson has to say about the occupy wal...

accusers finally spoke out. lets go "outfront." im erin burnett. out front on this friday, the lawyer for herman cains accuser speaks. >> she made a complaint in good faith about a series of inappropriate behaviors and unwanted advances from the ceo. she and her husband see no value in revisiting this matter now, nor in discussing the matter any further, publicly or privately. >> joel bennett, thats who it was, said his client stands by her comments while the cain campaign continues ...

im erin burnett. out front on this friday, the lawyer for herman cains accuser speaks. >> she made a complaint in good faith about a series of inappropriate behaviors and unwanted advances from the ceo. she and her husband see no value in revisiting this matter now, nor in discussing the matter any further, publicly or privately. >> joel bennett, thats who it was, sawed his client stands by her comments while the cain campaign continues to call the claims baseless. jeffrey toobin is ou...

Opportunities to deal with that. so far, theyve given it lip service but my suggestion is if they walk away from both of those resolutions and say neither one is good enough then i believe they are actively engineering a government shutdown and the puck -- applicable doesnt want it. it wants to see the government operate and see congress save money. jenna: why not stand by the $61 billion initial plan, the one that would keep the government up and running for a year, why even offer this temporar...

The bottom of the hour. president obama called congressman stupak this week urging him not to retire. you may know this, congressman stupak is the prolife democrat who switched his vote at the 11th hour after getting abortion agreement from president obama. he brought along a whole block of votes and it pushed health care reform over the finish line. steve, when did stupak make this decision? >> we dont know everything about the tile line on this. we do know theres a regular deliberation process...

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We knew may was going to be a situation spiral you know to even a more violent level better month for senator santorum. obviously a calculation was made and certainly is the family getting iran to be supportive, i factored into that. give us a little inside baseball understand his diplomatic talk on sort of how the initiative. im very skeptical that iran is deliberation process, if you could. >> sure, we actually had several going to follow through in a conversations for weeks planning meaning f...

Take me through the deliberation process. >> after the foreperson was elected, we wanted to gauge if people were on one side or another, we started there. there were two people initially who thought definitely first degree. at the same time they did admit they felt it. and they just felt like it wasnt substantiated. they wanted to convict. but also admitted, theres not enough evidence to prove that even though i strongly believe it. it started there and went pretty much half and half, manslaught...