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Combined. but the difference is -- and critics will say many of those prosecutions have gone at low-level figures and have never gone inside the white house or senior officials in the administration. theyve gone after report ersz and lower-level figures. these are not the big leaks that sort of make officials at the white house or the president himself look good. >> how tough is it for an investigator to track down the source of an intelligence leak? >> the record shows its pretty difficult. the...

early to tell what killed her. thats, of course, all pending the toxicology results. don lemmon is covering the story for us just outside the l.a. county coroners office. don, bring us up to speed. you and i were listening to the press conference, our viewers were as well. beverly hills police, you also spoke with the assistant county coroner there in l.a. what do you know as of this moment? >> reporter: well, you heard some of it, brooke. you heard them say that their investigation at...

from the cnn center in atlanta, georgia, this is your cnn sunday morning for october 9. 6:00 a.m. in atlanta. im t.j. holmes. as always, we want to say a special good morning to our service men and women watching us right now, the american forces network. thank you for being here, and thank you for what you do. lets talk about the president first and the jobs bill. this is going to be an important week. in just a couple of days, the presidents jobs bill will get an important test. th...

president obama in the polls as he warms to a jobs fight with republicans, the new numbers show big support nationwide when the president says this -- >> if you want construction workers back on the work site, pass this bill. if you want teachers back in the classroom, pass this jobs bill. >> but theres bad news for the president, too, and lots of it. for starters, democrats lose a new york congressional seat the party has held it for 90 years. and the republican winner predicts its ju...

america, "john king, usa" starts right now. >> good evening, everyone, tonight rare good news for president obama in the polls as he warms to a jobs fight with republicans, the new numbers show big support nationwide when the president says this -- >> if you want construction workers back on the work site, pass this bill. if you want teachers back in the classroom, pass this jobs bill. >> but theres bad news for the president, too, and lots of it. for starters, democrats lose a new yor...

hello, everyone. im fredricka whitfield. breaking news were covering now. new developments this hour from the conflict in libya. were working to confirm several reports that one of the sons of toppled leader moammar gadhafi has left libya and may have surfaced in another country. live now from kabul, afghanistan, our senior international correspondent nic robertson. nic, you know that saadi gadhafi may have left. you apparently know him personally, youve had e-mail exchanges, et cetera...

But i didnt send that picture. so you know, thats the other sort of murky area in all of this. and i know youre going to get back to us later. >> well try our best. martha: yes. >> i cant guarantee you how this interview is going to go, but well try. martha: all right. well, we know you will. but we thank you very much for being with us today and well be listening to hear what happens when you come out of there. thank you bret. >> you got it. martha: if this all sounds familiar, you may remember...

Running back. i throw you the football you caught it. >> was that a dream for you? >> sean: oh man, come on. let me start with charlie shouldnt. im not going to reveal. i had a couple of e-mail exchanges with him today. very interesting to me, because what the media builds up, the media wants to knock -- they want this guy down on his fate in the mud and say i told you so. hes given some interviews fairly controversial. >> are you embarrassed that your children will read about this? >> no an edu...

Running back. i throw you the football you caught it. >> was that a dream for you? >> sean: oh man, come on. let me start with charlie shouldnt. im not going to reveal. i had a couple of e-mail exchanges with him today. very interesting to me, because what the media builds up, the media wants to knock -- they want this guy down on his fate in the mud and say i told you so. hes given some interviews fairly controversial. >> are you embarrassed that your children will read about this? >> no an e...

This could make texas the second state to do it after utah. a former aide to sarah palin planning to tell all in a new book. in a leaked manuscript frank bailey claims palin broke election laws in her 2006 governors campaign. he also said that palin has a dark side and writes about her compulsion to attack enemies, play victim, and employ outright deception. this is based on thousands of e-mail exchanges between bailey and palin. blake griffin has been a human highlight reel this year. well,...