SANCHEZ: And welcome back. I'm Rick Sanchez here in the world headquarters of CNN. Seven out of nine witnesses have recanted their testimony, yet this man will likely die tonight, executed, unless somebody stops it. We are live outside of death row. And that is ahead. First, though, the woman who wants to be your vice president did something today for the very first time. She met a leader from another country. This is Alaska Governor Sarah Palin face to face with Afghan President Hamid Karzai in New York. Today is a crash court in global meet and greet for Palin. She is scheduled to meet no less than nine heads of state in just about 24 hours, among them the presidents of Iraq and Colombia, former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, and Bono. Governor Palin is dealing with criticism of her lack of international exposure. She was issued her very first ever passport just last year. We are going to also be getting some of your feedback as we follow the conversation both in Congress about what is being done to avert this financial crisis in our country. Among those that we have gotten is from Michael Nolan. He says: "Whatever happened to checks and balances? No one deserves a blank check that taxpayers have to foot the bill for." And Bret Peters says: "It is sad that only during crisis that both sides come together. We need this kind of government year- round." And, finally, Janoss says: "Polls are fictitious. They are only there to keep people watching the news," as for those polls that we shared just a little while ago that shows Obama up by five points, despite what is going on with the economy. Coming up, is the state of Georgia set to execute an innocent man? That is the question swirling around the case of Troy Davis. And, then, police had their man, but they didn't know they had him, so they let him go. Now, 10 people and the gunman are dead. It is a fascinating story from Finland. We will be right back.
Sarah Palin Meets With Foreign Leaders