foreign government and also has provisions that require companies to keep accurate books and records is athey can't mask these bribe payments and there are some minor exceptions for what are called facilitation payments which are basically small payments to officials for routine business services, so. >> the mordidas in other words. >> right, getting electricity, getting the water going. that's the law. it's a fairly simple law on its face but in application and enforcement, it can be somewhat complicated. >> so a question really at the heart of it, why would the american justice system care if a company was making bribes in another sovereign country? >> yeah, i think that's a fair question to ask. i think the, i think there's a cup things. one, bribery is not a victimless crime. i think the world bank estimated that $1 trillion was lost to bribery in the last year, and so while the victims aren't in the u.s., these bribes do affect people in the countries where they're being paid and i think congress recognizes that. i think they also recognized that it's bad for america's image abroad to be

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they get a normal one like mary johnson and then athey get british name like pippa middleton.name. star of sherlock home is benedict cumberbash. what is with this country? that is all i have. >> dana: the pipparazzi that has been after her. i advise that her friend not go speeding around france in cars with the paparazzi behind you. it does not end well. >> bob: good point. if i were you, i wouldn't go to france anyway. >> greg: dana called me a dwarf, though. that's what she said. >> bob: do you have anything to offer up here? >> eric: not a single thing, bob. nothing. >> bob: did you go to the party? i could take you to one next week if you want to go to one. is this the only thing we've got for this segment? [ laughter ] let me be honest with you. i didn't know who pippa middleton was. so i'm trying to get this going. you want to get out of here? do a tease? >> andrea: don't you have to imagine that her sister feels a little bit like your brother does some days. right? >> bob: i must have missed that. >> andrea: princess kate -- you know who her sister is, right? >> greg: e

might think the president is a secret muslim, but mitt is now saying that the president is a secret athei atheist. new information in the killing of trayvon martin. george zimmerman is lawyering up. that lawyer is going to explain how he can defend a client he has still not met. >>> mitt romney still has to deal with rick santorum in the republican primaries, which is fine with president obama who today finally let everyone know exactly what he thinks of mitt romney and his partner in budget crime, paul ryan. that's next. >>> it is a trojan horse disguised as deficit reduction plans is really an attempt to impose a radical provision on our country. it is thinly veiled social darwinism. it's against our entire history as a land of opportunity and upward mobility for everybody who is willing to work for it. a place where prosperity doesn't trickle down from the top but grows outward from the heart of the middle class. >> it was president obama unleashed today in a speech in washington in which he finally went after mitt romney by name. >> one of my potential opponent, governor romney, has s

president fails and on every account, those that are deeply, almost hypnotically entranced by obam athey go back to some excuse. there is always an excuse. >> one of the main talking points is the ones that tam rajust invoked, which is that average people, ordinary people just don't understand. this is the same kind -- >> that's not what i said, michelle -- that's not what i said. the average person -- really, the average person is not excited about mitt romney. the average person knows that they're coming back to work, they are getting jobs. their foreclosure rates are down. there are things that people are seeing -- nobody understands $5 trillion! [overlapping dialogue] >> the thing that has changed between 2008 and 2012, we don't have to rely on barack and michelle obama and their story-tellers in the mainstream media and their operatives to set the tone and the storyline for this election. that's what underscores the victory that we have seen over the last four years, on the right. conservatives online are not accepting these fables that have been shoved down our throat, the idea tha

but with president obam athey are in columbia to protect our president. whether you are a republican or democrat, we want our president protected at all times. they instead embarrassed the united states. and they also put the president at risk, perhaps they could be blackmailed. so it is really -- it is extremely disappointing and almost terrify figure this is -- this is the group. and i don't mean to demean those who are doing their jobs right. but the one who is are not doing their jobs right, they are making it very dangerous. >> it's a symptom of government run amok, though, greta. who is minding the store here? and when it comes to this particular issue of secret service, again, playing with the taxpayer's dime and playing with prostitutes and checking out those whom they are guarding. you know, the president, for one, he better be wary when secret service is accompanying his family on vacation. they may be checking out the first lady, instead of guarding her. i say that -- tongue in cheek. but i say that seriously that the president, the ceo of this

and hitch i said in the piece that strict athei can vulnerable to the accusation and hitch would never be vulnerable to this accusation of being lentin, of being a bit pinched and crabbed. and we did disagree about that. but as salomon says, we had violent arguments about trotski and lenin, et cetera. but i never had a slightest wob nell my friendship with hitch. it was -- >> the god thing, i think in different ways one could have aifferent position to christopr on that. i mean i used to feel that religion is a private matter, was not my business. you know, that if there were people who found sustenance or moral strength or whatever it might be from religious observance, then it wasn't for me to tell them not to. you know. and christopher's view was more absolutist than that and was, as his subtitle of his book, religion poisons everything. and that you can't make that private public distinction he argues inhe book because the trouble with those private beliefs is that people use them to justify attacks on actual individuals, you know, in the public sphere. so you could have that disag

we've learned behind the scenes of this campaign to do this series of ebooks for randomhouse was that atheynew from the beginning that mormonism was going to be a tough issue for him. he lives his faith. we know that before a debate he and mrs. romney will step aside and say a little prayer. but they know that if they get into teaching theology in a campaign, that they're going to be way off their message. so from the beginning they've said that for people who attacked mormonism they were going to be very tough on them that they were going to label it bigotry, that they were not going to let any attacks on mormonism slide, but they weren't going to talk about it any more than necessary. and this is part of the dilemma that evan and i discover. that they can't really decide how much as one adviser said to open up the kimono. how much to show of mitt romney. is he too scripted? or is he not scripted enough? so as evan mentioned i think in the coming days we're going to see him doing more. see him sort of this is your life for mitt romney. going around the country, showing his life experiences

after kissing and shirt tossing, athey sexings up their act?naturally. >> reporter: is it just me or is your shirt off more this season than ever before? >> it's been off a lot this season. each dance it's been appropri e appropriate. >> reporter: nothing to do with the fact of donnell driver, william levy, the other guys are taking the shirts off? >> it has nothing to do with that. i told you to do that in the salsa. >> reporter: i was catching up on my women's fashion. >> i haved that blown out in my house. >> my dad was upset. >> reporter: your mom said to be sexy this season. >> you're right. she did. look, mom, i'm sexy. >> reporter: not sure how her mom feels about maria dropping two pants sizes and gaining five pounds in muscle. >> you're going to feed us? >> reporter: yes, i am. >> baklava? yea! >> reporter: it's a greek treat. maybe it was a sugar rush that inspired her to teach us a greek line dance. >> that makes no sense. i'm pretty sure you just made that up. >> reporter: derek will make sure you don't see this on "dancing with the

. >> washington nationals fans pumped up the team is 4 and 2 athey bring the 2012 season home. >> fox live at nats park looking forward to today's home opener do we expect a good game? >> i believe so. it will be raucous we are expecting wins from the team much improved on the field and the man in charge of keeping that field looking nice is joining me now john, the third year you have been head grounds keeper here at nats park good to see you again. let's talk about the field it is brand new. >> that's right. last fall we went ahead and renovated the field resurfaced the whole thing, resurfaced or warming track did that last october november it has been growing in since. >> how long of a process does it take to get a brand new field in. >> that can range depending what you are doing to it to the extent we did, 7 week project, certainly be cut down to probably within a week but with the amount of work we were doing we were up around 7 weeks. >> tell me we see people working on the field now, first pitch is 4 and a half hours away what is the typical day for grounds keeper and the crew