the sense that the complication with romney s explanation on the auto bailout, and that s what it is. in fact, i want to play some sounds from mitt romney 2008 at a grand rapids rally campaigning for the michigan primary and what he said the federal government should or should not do. how in the world can a federal government sit back and watch a state suffer year after year after year, watch the automotive industry see jobs year after year after year. how do you sit back and watch that happen and not take action? that was mitt romney in 2008. you can go well out of your way and come up with a consistent explanation that would involve perhaps something about what the federal government s doing to the auto industry. but when it comes down to it, romney ends up looking like he has to be before the auto bailout before he was against it then he was for it. he s in an odd position and trying to get his stories straight and doesn t seem like
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settlement that some folks have missed is when was the last time you got 49 state attorneys general, 49 republicans and democrats having to do anything together? i think one of the important things here is this is a step towards doing big things across party lines. we ll leave it at that because end point ended a minute ago. fredricka whitfield i apologize for the 43 seconds i ve stolen from you. that s okay. that s okay. i m willing to share. captions by vitac www.vitac.com hello everyone, i m fredricka whitfield in for kyra phillips who s on assignment. we begin with whitney houston. as her family prepares for saturday s funeral, new details suggest troubling behavior in houston s final days. don lemon is in los angeles. what are you hearing about those final moments? reporter: some really sad information that i got yesterday from a source who is briefed on whitney houston s activity and behavior just days before her death. i m told that on wednesday and thu
out to doctors and pharmacies that supply houston s meds. but so far they say nothing looks criminal. no signs, he says, of, quote, doctor shopping or over prescribing. the information at this point is far from over. and you might not want to take my word for it but under cause on whitney houston s death certificate it says deferred. the toxicology reports could take weeks to come in. her burial space is in westfield, new jersey. we have not been given an official word on whitney houston s will but forbes.com is stating that it does exist and she had a lot of money, a lot. she took in $35 million and her only child, her daughter, bobbi kristina, is likely the main beneficiary of all of her assets. in the meantime, houston s funeral, as you know, is probably going to take place here. they are trying to do it quickly. it s the new baptist church in newark, new jersey. funeral set to take place at noon on saturday. we now know that cameras will in fact be allowed inside that chu
really get it out that this is a fashion shoot that is supposed to be taken in a vein of art. and that images do get manipulated. and take a look. this is what it is. photo shop does this. and show them on the computer so that they can be educated that this is not reality. even the women on the covers of many, many magazines, it s not their knows, not the eyebrows, it s not the hair color. if you can talk about in and communicate this with your kids, that s brilliant. this is a very, very good opportunity. but also, read the article. it s a great article. it is. and it is beautiful. we love adele. love you, adele. we love adele. thank you very much. you re welcome. and now this. top of the hour here. i m brooke baldwin. quick here, any minute we are expecting a big moment at the united nations involving syria. we are told that the u.n. general assembly will vote on a resolution condemning the regime of syrian president bashar al assad. this comes as syrians beg th