again today. these protesters say that while they may have been evicted from the park, no one can evict their ideas. listen. well, certainly we are not sleeping here. we can t sleep here. we have been told we can t have tents, we can t have sleeping bags. we are not giving up the tam particular of occupation. not giving up the idea of large assemblies where people can come together and express their ideas. the movement is going to persevere regardless where we stay in this park or go somewhere else. the bottom line, shep is, that mayor michael bloomberg has essentially won the battle of zuccotti park. noisy demonstrators here the bottom line is they are outnumbered by the police and the security guards, shep? shepard: they insist it s not over. jonathan hunt downtown. the house of representatives voted today to let gun owners with carry permits carry their weapons across a state line. as long as the other state also allows concealed firearms so there you go. and right now they do
it singhed on the outside from the ignition. reports suspicious activity total bull whatever you want to fill in the blank there you have created a self-fulfilling proves, it read. we preafs, it read. we have not heard whether this device contained the same letter. other aspects we can safely presume they were all by the same person, shep. shepard: the d.c. mayor came out on this, right? he did. this is significant. because this man vincent gray s first real test. he was inaugurated for the first time as mayor just a couple of days ago. he spoke directly to postal workers. we are a unique target as a result of being in the nation s capital. and we worked that way every day. we recognize where we are and who we are. we try to take as many precautions as we can. it s important that he spoke to poghts workers today because he remembers very well the anthrax attacks in the city in
difference from the cbo estimate. if they have to estimate what s put in front of them and that s this bill put in front of them with all these budget gimmicks and smoke and mirrors. that shep is, a key battleground in this state. shepard: they keep talking about budget deficits and smoke and mirrors. do we have examples on. this yeah. there are some examples. for instance, when they were originally looking on the bill it looked too expensive so democrats stripped out part of the bill. the one that would have prevented steep cuts in fees to doctors who treat medicare patients. but that was then passed separately, outside the health care bill, adding $200 billion to the deficit but making the law look look less expensive on paper. but not in reality. now, shep, late today, the cbo released some new numbers, saying that the health care bill, health care law would, in fact, reduce the deficit by $230 billion if you go out to 2021. but only because it raises taxes
shepard: the new twist tonight in the search for a missing 13-year-old cheerleader from texas. the girl s mother now says that both she, the mother, and her boyfriend, failed polygraph tests. but she claims that sleep medication affected those results. the cops say haley dunn disappeared more than a week ago reportedly are a she told her mom s boyfriend she was spending a night at the friend s house. she didn t go to the friend s house and she hasn t been there since. now we re learning the fact that the friend never even invited her over and had no idea she was going to be come at all that they never made any plans at all. investigators and rescue teams searching a wooded area along the river for any sign of the 13-year-old girl. but officials say they cannot issue a statewide amber alert because there is not enough information on the case and frankly no physical evidence to suggest that she has been abducted or anything else. trace gallagher with the news live for us tonight. trace
boyfriend out of the house. now, remember, the boyfriend was the last one to see haley alive. and that was way back on december 27th. shep? shepard: trace gallagher live tonight. trace, thanks very much. one of the chilean miners stuck underground says he is sang elvis tunes to lighten everybody s mood. today he got that chance to visit the place where the idol lived and died. grace land. edison his name. he got a private tour of grace land. part of a six day trip to memphis and las vegas. local groups and tourism groups are footing the bill. shepard: he entertained the news media if you want to call it that with some of his singing and said visiting grace land was always a dream. he also ran the new york city marathon just last year. tensions flare in the middle east as palestinianian