and news is now gotcha, and local news is a little bit less than cn and msnbc and fox, etc. but it's still that nature and then local broadcast has some of the same. so i worry about those things greatly. but what i worry most about is access to this, that we're talking here in exciting, marvelous, technologically proficient, slick but profoundly important and right development. i'm a true believer in net neutrality. i want everything to go out to everybody. i don't want anybody stopping anything. we haven't really dealt with caps here, because at some point you can't create spectrum. you can buy it back or give it back, and then the fcc can sell you some. but you know, the streaming, as bill nelson pointed out, it eats up a lot of megabits really, really fast. so my question to you, having

district nine, 18.08%. >> cn wan we look at patrero asn alternative? and see -- it's not even enough to cover that, is my understanding. >> [inaudible] >> would you like the entire hill area, or just the area currently in district 10? dr. helen be moved to 6, yes. >> 2008 hundred and 54 people. that would bring the deviation -- >> 2804 people. >> it's not just it, to david's point, the population depth is between 280 and district 9 line. that is what you're talking about moving. no, even that -- i encourage -- i think that we should think about it because we have split opinion. for others that are really considered, it would be important to see a plan for what that looks like. >> i wanted to make a comment. this is not to advocate one way or the other, but if you wanted to put it in 10, you effectively have to do our rotation. these are all rotation jobs. you end up with most of the hill and greater mission bay in 6. naughton and the killing more to the north mission, but it also has the effect of really cutting into soma. wouldn't be 16th, 14th, the f

district nine, 18.08%. >> cn wan we look at patrero asn alternative? and see -- it's not even enough to cover that, is my understanding. >> [inaudible] >> would you like the entire hill area, or just the area currently in district 10? dr. helen be moved to 6, yes. >> 2008 hundred and 54 people. that would bring the deviation -- >> 2804 people. >> it's not just it, to david's point, the population depth is between 280 and district 9 line. that is what you're talking about moving. no, ev

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if cn fluent can by the way of public services and publicly provided goods, don't they lose a stake in the public sphere and the quality of those goods? >> mercenaries can be fade to -- tammy faye -- can be paid to fight wars and students can be paid to make great. tonight, a conversation on what money cannot buy. >> president obama pokes fun at himself and his republicans rivals at last night's correspondents' dinner. remarks included passages about his autobiography in which he said he had eaten dog as a boy living inland -- living in indonesia. he also said mitt romney would consider the washington hilton a fixer upper. comedian jimmy kimmel took the stage and joked about president's years and the first lady's fitness campaign. first, a look at these liberties and just as they arrived for last night's dinner. [interesting conversations] -- in distinct conversations [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] ♪ ♪ ♪

t llea to epong cko e center cns h stand on these wedge issues and especially as you bring up as he'lle asked by reporters? >> i think he'll keep pushing the issue of the economy and keep pointing the finger back at the white house and saying that no matter what they want to try on distract on or come up with gimmicks on, that women have been hurt by the president's policies on the economy. that's probably going to be the talking point that you hear over and over again. >> great to see you this morning. thanks. >>> colorful testimony this morning in aw st sha ear bca irtadhhe eson etr tkion fm dn no thi h mtrs s ga was aused using 1le million in campaign donations to hide the affair during his 2008 white house run. if convicted, he faces up to 30 year misprison. jay gray joins me now from greensboro, north carolina. he's covering the trial for us. so tell us more about sherry young's testimony, how pivotal she is to being backing up her husband. >> reporter: she is key just due to the fact that he so often cast her as the one in charge of the financeses for the family and a co ac h tg

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clay was the cofounder of his cn company, which is best known fov its work with the obama campaigt in 2008 after leaving blue state digital, he found sunlight labs. it became a network of over 200g designers and developers. .. weeks fed 100 in the year 2010. he is the author of the information diet. and just as we have become morbidly obese, the food, sugar, fat and flower. flour. we've become morbidly obese in text messages. videos, social media updates and e-mails. this is causing a problem clay will discuss shortly. i would encourage you all to be turning off your phones and open your minds. with that, i introduce you to clay johnson. [applause] thank you, that introduction was appropriate. i appreciate it. so i'm clay johnson. i wrote this book called the information indict. i'm trying to talk to people. it's not a book for me. i want to enjoy you to think about things differently. and maybe this can be a cause for change for you in your life. and a cause for change in a lot of various things. this is a result of me working ten years in politics at both blue state digital. this ki

" once you recognize the magnitude of difference in magnitude each can in life, the difference you cn make." there's no doubt in my mind everyone in this room will make an exceptional seven to one day. >> he should feel good about this whole thing. tell him what to do an interview with him. >> i am from vermont. i have another quote. "you never quite get everything done. accepted. it is liberating." we cannot get everything done. we have to pick a few things that we're really passionate about. we just have to change the world a little bit. >> did he have this written down? >> i think he talked up his cup. -- his cuff. outside des moines. my quote , military mentor. early on in the week he said " make an impact without impressions." he did not really give us any of his background right away on the first couple of days. it is not so it got back to our room that we saw he has a phd. he has a great resume. he's one of the most humble people i have ever met. it is selfless of the neck and a back to iowa. -- it is awfully something i can take back to iowa. -- police something can take back

their star reporter came out and they had enhanced this audiotape and they declared, cn.his declared that he used the "f" word and called him an "f" blank "coon." and twelve days later the same reporter came out and said they enhanced it, it was works f "blank cold outside. you can't believe anything they are saying. you and i don't know what happened. truth has to be vetted out. it will come out eventually. but these reporters are all pushing the agenda it was a racist murder because that's what they want it to be. >> we had trayvon martin's family on the program, we had robert zimmerman, the father of george zimmerman, on the program last night. they don't know what happened but they were neglect full in reporting the eyewitness spoke out from the first night. let me show you one other example. we have the issue of the supreme court, the 5th circuit. watch. we will look at nbc, look at cnn, watch the same news organizations and how in many ways they defend obama's warning to the court. >> politics are ideally supposed to stay out of the nation's courtrooms, but that's n

. ♪ >>> will is a cn thrks contributor with a bit of a conservative bent. good to see you.finds nearly 7 americans believe the tax system benefits the rich and is unfair to ordinary workers. that certainly seems to be behind president obama's push to raise taxes on millionaires through this buffett. should we be talking about the tax code as being fair or being efficient? what's your sense of if we're all agreeing that we don't love this tax code, what should it represent? should the rich pay more? should everybody pay the same amount? >> first of all for me, i don't think this is that subjective of an interpretation, what is fair is this. when you have that poll that says how many people think the tax code unfairly benefits the rich? statistics fly in the face of that. one thing we know the tax code does is it's so complex, so riddled with exceptions and exemptions that it becomes like swiss cheese and who does that benefit? we want to say the rich but it really benefits those that are connected. those that have lobbyists, tax accountants, lawyers. that's where you can mak

house democratic leader nancy pelosi is calling boehner outçn it. >> it may be a slush fund to him buthat just goes to show you what a luxury the thinks it is to have good health. >> she is absolutely right. the fund helps provide immunization, birth defect treatments and cancer screenings. the gop already took a chunk of it by demanding offsets for the payroll tax cut. now, leader pelosi is telling her caucus to vote against the gop bill and their attack on health care. lots of minutia going on, on this subject. it's also terribly necessary. keep in mind, folks, in the ryan plan, which they voted for across the board in unison, the republicans did, it calls for a rate increase to 6.8% to students and will he succeed or have a tough time getting his own caucus together vote on this? >> he doesn't sound good, does he? i don't know. those sound bites were pretty interesting. i don't think he can believe in what he's saying. i have been a little bit worried about youth turnout and really hoping that young people turn out for the president in the fall. it's not a slam-dunk. but speaker boe

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keep it here with cn. >>> president obama's security detail is facing major fallout from a security scandalwhen we return, you'll hear from the man who broke this story. ems... ... and protect land - by reducing our footprint and respecting wildlife. america's natural gas... domestic, abundant, clean energy to power our lives... that's smarter power today. >>> the secret service is taking heat today amid a big shake-up. a dozen agents were sent home from colombia over an alleged scandal involving a prostitute in a cover-up. earlier i spoke with reynolds k ronald kessler, the journalist who broke the story and asked him what he knows. >> reporter: actually all 12 involved in this situation involved prostitutes, and one of the agents did not pay one of the prostitutes and she compl n complained to local police and that's how that all started. police went to the state department, the state department told the secret service, the secret service recalled all the cvent agents. it's clearly the biggest scandal in history. the only thing that comes close is the other story i also broke. corner-cutt

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as new service cns found, the higher the gas prices, the bluer of the state.a has the third highest gas in the union, for instance, in that. the flip side now, 32 states have below-average gas prices. and this is how that looks. about two-thirds of them voted republican in 2008. gop critics say the president and his gas hike trio caused prices to rise but not perhaps in states favoring the gop. okay, this is a picture of the toss-up states you see here in front of you right now. these are where the gas prices could have the largest effect here. toss-up states in those states slightly leaning one way or the other, if we stay on this graphic. nbc news data show that six in this large group have prices below the national average. and over a dozen have higher than average prices. ohio, of course, that key state. let's just stay on this for a second. here's a hypothetical. if the electoral vote was decided by gas prices, states with 293 electoral votes have it falling below. 245 electoral votes are in states where gas prices sit above. now, needless to say, most vo

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