>> yes. >> and you r email? >> yes. >> and the response to that email is the first page of exhibit 50. you see that, that's an email you sent january 2, 2012, at 11:18 a.m. >> yes. >> ok. now, what's the first line of the email that you wrote to ivory madison? >> i am agreed with everything. >> and by that you meant you agreed with everything she wrote to you? >> do you want to explain what i mean with that? >> you wrote i am agree with everything. do you mean you agree. >> yes, in her email. she said. >> ms. lopez, i haven't finished my question. as of january 2, when you wrote this, did you agree with everything that she wrote to you? >> she said in her email, you have to call -- i don't remember which line it is, but i know that she said that you have to call the police to just say theo had run into -- i think she took that run outside from this email -- just stay still and run into a neighbor's house or down the street and lock yourself in the car or in the same room with him even if he's calmed down, whatev

and then i wrote an email like you don't mess this -- this email. and i really hope you respect my feelings. >> you don't remember having a phone call with linnette peralta haynes that lasted 15 minutes and 36 seconds before sending this email to ms. madison? >> yes. that phone call was 15 minutes when i was talking with her, i just realized that the video was in -- she had a video so i closed the conversation and i wrote this. >> ok. so in the phone call with ms. peralta haynes, did you discuss sending this email to ms. madison? >> no. >> ok. and i'd like you to look at another exhibit, exhibit 5 9. and the phone call says you had another conversation that lasted one minute and 20 second. and this email that's exhibit 5 9 was sent at 4:16 p.m. right after that call. >> uh-huh. >> did you discuss sending this email with linnette peralta haynes? >> no. no. actually, i wrote this email around 11:00 but i didn't send it because i think she will respect me, so that was already wrote in my -- >> and when you wrote to ms. madison, i've been calling social

it is unusual we would see emails and we haven't seen them. a reporter from cnn claims to have had the emails read to her and claims they were read by investigators to discovered them in the university's investigation of itself which, by the way, is conducted by the former director of f.b.i., louie free, who is no doubt conducting a thorough investigation. the fact he has these means they'll get in the hands of the lawyers of the people suing penn state, which will make those cases more expensive for penn state. they'll not resist the lawsuit or allow these cases to go to trial. it's going to pay a tremendous amount of money so the cases will go away. that may not help with the ncaa. >> and judge, i only have a few seconds left but if this is found to be an institution wide problem, could this jeopardize the athletic program? >> absolutely. it could have profound jeopardy to the athletic program and that would have long term jeopardy to the university, which relies for its athletic program for a substantial portion of the money that it spends

email users. in 2011, there were about 107 trillion emails sent. that averages out to a little over 293 billion a day. a large portion of that spam email. it's also interesting the united states hosts 43% of the top one million websites in the world. 43%. that's a little over 430,000 of the top websites in the world. and by august of this year, facebook is expected to go over a billion users. that would make that the third largest country of medicines in the world. incredible changes. the united states would have 184 facebook users and 24% of websites has facebook integrated into it. in one year this last year 461 mobile devices were sold. cisco traffic will evolve and grow 15 times between now and 2016. u.s. cell phone users 165 million and 90 million check their email every day. my daughters check their email every half-hour. and many of you do the same. how many now get in a conversation you get in a conversation all of a sudden email just came through. and you say i thought we were talking here. no. i got that email. it is good. there are 500,0

. >> were you aware that she was drafting this email?> did she discuss and the subsequent telephone call at 4 collect 18 it -- i am sorry. that was not to you. i apologize. the four-o'clock 14 call, substance to that call? >> no. >> all right. is this email, the way that it is written, consistent with your observation of ms. lopez's language abilities? >> like i said, i think i have always said one weeks -- i have only seen one email, maybe two during the campaign, so i do not think i am a very good judge for the question you just asked. >> did you draft any portion of this email and send it to ms. lopez. >> absolutely not. >> did you draft any portion of the prior email at 4:14? >> no. >> ok. i am informed that you need to take a break. >> my son is probably crying right now. >> how much time do you need? >> i will try to speed him on. probably 15 minutes. i think that is the shortest. >> absently. take y/óvrx[a time and let us kw when you are done. >> thank you. >> in the meantime, how is our court reporter doing? >> i need a break. >>

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the first email is dated his boos coach joe paterno to - about what he's seen in the shower. tstified quote- "it was a sexual nature." by now, mcqueary testified he's told athletic director curley and vp schultz about exactly what he saw-- aa boy with his hands up against a waal with sandusky behind him. the purpprted e-mails don't mention sandusky y namee instead calling hhi "the subject" and person." in the first purported exchangee a ttree-part plan to qqote: "talk with the ubject ... contact the... charrtable organization (second mile) and contacting the ddpartment of welfare." that's an agency suspected abuse. yet, the next niiht, cuuley indicates a changeeof heart. he allegedly sends an email to penn state's president spanier and refers curley says he wants to talk o 3 thhngs over with sandusky and work with him before deciding whhther to contaat child welfare. he also reffrs to coach paterno. did someehing he said change curley's mind? puote: "aftee giving it ore thought and talkinn t over with joe yesterdayy i am uncomfortable with what we agreed were the next steps.

>> harris: well, are we expecting any smoking guns to come out in these emails? >> well, in fact, the emails show the back and forth about a 2008 will deal cut before the violence began. it's a 50-million-dollar deal. it was signed by italy's fimmeccanica. intracome telecom to provide at the time tetra secure radios from the government. training syrians to use these radios. a charge fimmeccanica denies. quote this executed being a poor choice of words. now we understand from weeks over the next days and months they will release the rest of these 2.4 million emails between the syrian government and these other european companies, harris? >> harris: that is ground-shaking. if that's true february was certainly after all of what they described international reaction to the blood shed in syria. jennifer griffin, thank you very much. bail for a second time for george zimmerman, the neighborhood watchman who admitted killing an unarmed teenager. a judge today setting the bail amount at $1 million. adding some tough words to his ruling. the judge accusing zimmerman of t

people and emailing and tweeting questions.news media complicit in this lack of >> i think is partly, but i also think there's a lot of distrust in the media itself. when you have distressed in the mechanisms by which even get information, it is hard to show average because people discount information they here. they are a lot -- there are a lot of folks who do not believe what might be reported on "democracy now!" orin "the new york times," because they've been told by the people they do trust, glenn beck or rush limbaugh, those are untrustworthy sources. i will sound a little bit like a nostalgic or conservative, but there is no common table the american people, too. there just is not. for better or for worse, i think there are great things about the death of the broadcast iraq and troublesome things about that. the fact is, the conversation we have about public life, even the facts and our disposabldisposals no common table. we get them from different areas. that meets even when there is outrage, that outrage is specific in

>> yes. >> and this is a copy of that email? >> yes. >> you reference in the email, you ask ivory madison to send you the information from the therapist. >> uh-huh. >> had ivory madison offered to get some information for you? >> yes. >> you also mentioned that there's a line here that says, looks like ross, in doing research, too, i assume that means looks like ross is doing research, too? just a typo? >> yes. >> ok. what was your husband doing on january 1 with regard to what had happened on december 31? >> at the end of the day on december 31, we had a conversation and i told him this cannot happen, this is wrong, and i was telling him we need therapy, counseling. i was telling him that for the last year, and i think this is an important moment and you have to realize that we need help and he said, you are right. he realized that that was wrong and he took it very seriously, and he told me i'm going to looking for someone and i say i'm going to looking for someone, too. >> you mentioned that. >> i'm sorry, i'm sorry. so when

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leaks promises to shed new light on the syrian conflict as the group begins to release millions of emails claiming the material is damning not only for damascus but also the west. and washington plans to invest millions to upgrade the notorious guantanamo bay the move suggesting the shutdown of the detention facility once promised by a rock obama is still a far cry. thank you for joining our team with me karen tara shelling continues in the syrian city of homes as a u.n. monitor at mit's the violence in the country has reached unprecedented levels more than one hundred people have been killed in over the last three days our correspondent riffing off not heard heavy artillery herself as she toured the war torn neighborhoods of homes. but. this part of honey so maybe back on the syrian army control but their patrols never stop soldiers are searching house to house they're looking for terrorists or snipers but that's not what they usually find. some people in their homes became the grace to in this room look human bones or at least one person. who seems to have been burnt to death. and the n