Nancy Grace Dancing With The Stars; Dogs used at Camp Atterbury in Indiana for returning troops
KAYE: Well, let's get you caught up on some of the stories that you may have missed. Today is the international day of solidarity for Georgia death row inmate Troy Davis. Support continues to grow for Davis, how has spent the last 20 years on death row for the killing of a Savannah police officer. He was convicted mainly on witness testimony. And almost all of those witnesses have now recanted. And that has united thousands of supporters all over the world from Britain to Japan to Australia. Petitions signed by more than 600,000 people were brought to the Georgia Parole Board yesterday ahead of a hearing on Monday. Barring a decision of clemency, Davis is scheduled to die by lethal injection on Wednesday. British police say three miners have been found dead in a mine in Wales. Still no word on the fate of a fourth missing miner. They became trapped on Thursday when their coal mine flooded. Rescue official say water suddenly rushed into the mine shaft from another abandoned mine. Pumps are being used to reduce water levels as the search continues. Three miners managed to escape, including one who was hospitalized. More than a third of Americans say the U.S. would be better off now if Secretary of State Hillary Clinton were president, according to a new poll. In the Bloomberg survey, 34 percent think America would be superior under a Hillary Clinton administration, while 47 percent say it would be about the same, and 13 percent say it would be worse. The former first lady and New York senator has shot down any speculation that she might challenge President Obama for the Democratic nomination. You know Nancy Grace from her legal show on our sister network HLN, but now she's under a very different spotlight. Nancy will appear on ABC's "Dancing With The Stars." And earlier this morning, she, along with her dancing partner, talked with Kyra Phillips about what it's like. Take a listen.</s>TRISTAN MCMANUS, "DANCING WITH THE STARS" PRO: Nancy's doing great.</s>NANCY GRACE, HLN: Yes.</s>MCMANUS: She's picking up everything. She --</s>GRACE: Good.</s>MCMANUS: She listens.</s>GRACE: Good.</s>MCMANUS: She listens -- she listens to what she wants to hear.</s>GRACE: Listen, this is the deal. Day one dance practice, I'm minding my own business, I'm trying to do the cha cha cha and then I hear, no, no, no. I'm like, what?</s>PHILLIPS: Oh, you're getting some of your own medicine there Nancy.</s>GRACE: He was talking to me. There was a little slap involved.</s>MCMANUS: Nancy -- Nancy's a professional dancer now so we're going to treat her as such.</s>PHILLIPS: So -- so, Tristan --</s>GRACE: I think you can see from that video there's nothing professional going on there on my part anyway.</s>PHILLIPS: No, I think your cha cha looks pretty good. Now, Tristan, did you have any idea, you know, like, how, you know, big of a name you were dealing with here? I mean, you know Nancy's reputation. I mean, she will eat you alive, pal, if you go against anything she says.</s>MCMANUS: Yes, she's trying to -- she's trying to. I didn't have any -- I didn't have any worries coming in.</s>GRACE: Did you feel that? Did you feel that?</s>MCMANUS: I felt it</s>GRACE: You know, that is so sad because I looked on his computer, Google, Yahoo, who is the real Nancy Grace, just search after search. So sad.</s>MCMANUS: You see the relationship that we have here. I don't generally get to finish anything I'm saying a lot of the time.</s>KAYE: You and everybody else that comes on her show. Well, good luck Nancy. We will be rooting for you. They're known as the Welcome Home Dogs at Camp Atterbury in Indian. These four-legged friends are actually specially trained dogs to help lighten the mood for troops as they return from overseas. When troops come home they first have to be processed and, of course, debriefed but the transition coming from Iraq and Afghanistan can be pretty difficult for some so while they wait, instead of being anxious, they can relax and enjoy playing with these puppies. As of now, there are only two programs in the nation just like it. They were both elected Governor of Texas, they are both conservative and are fans of the evangelical crowd but is Rick Perry George W. Bush 2.0? Everything is fair game, after the break.