through email? i mean, it doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: in a separate case in british courts, we have confirmed anwar al-awlaki was sending highly enchristed emails in 2009, with traffic operational instructions to try to blow up a british plane, heading to the united states. the recipient is now serving 30 years. the emails between anwar al-awlaki and hassan appear to be less specific. >> if you look at the first 14 or 15 emails, there is really nothing of concern in there. at theep, final emails to hassan sent, he begins to talk about his struggles internally with serving for the united states military in the army while his, you know, brothers are overseas, fighting a war that they believe in. we did a little research on major haha san. we had no idea who he was -- through our army contacts on the jttf. we were able to realize that he was an army major who was assigned to walter reid. >> reporter: because they're in san diego and hassan lived in the d.c. area, they can't take the lead on th

through email? any sense. >> reporter: in a separate case in british courts, we have confirmed anwar al-awlaki was sending highly enchristed emails in 2009, with traffic operational instructions to try to blow up a british plane, heading to the united states. the recipient is now serving 30 years. the emails between anwar al-awlaki and hassan appear to be less specific. >> if you look at the first 14 or 15 emails, there is really nothing of concern in there. at theep, final emails to hassan sent, he begins to talk about his struggles internally with serving for the united states military in the army while his, you know, brothers are overseas, fighting a war that they believe in. we did a little research on major haha san. we had no idea who he was -- through our army contacts on the jttf. we were able to realize that he was an army major who was assigned to walter reid. >> reporter: because they're in san diego and hassan lived in the d.c. area, they can't take the lead on the investigation. so they

through email?e any sense. >> reporter: in a separate case in british courts, we have confirmed anwar al-awlaki was sending highly enchristed emails in 2009, with traffic operational instructions to try to blow up a british plane, heading to the united states. the recipient is now serving 30 years. the emails between anwar al-awlaki and hassan appear to be less specific. >> if you look at the first 14 or 15 emails, there is really nothing of concern in there. at theep, final emails to hassan sent, he begins to talk about his struggles internally with serving for the united states military in the army while his, you know, brothers are overseas, fighting a war that they believe in. we did a little research on major haha san. we had no idea who he was -- through our army contacts on the jttf. we were able to realize that he was an army major who was assigned to walter reid. >> reporter: because they're in san diego and hassan lived in the d.c. area, they can't take the lead on the investigation. so the

through email?e any sense. >> reporter: in a separate case in british courts, we have confirmed anwar al-awlaki was sending highly enchristed emails in 2009, with traffic operational instructions to try to blow up a british plane, heading to the united states. the recipient is now serving 30 years. the emails between anwar al-awlaki and hassan appear to be less specific. >> if you look at the first 14 or 15 emails, there is really nothing of concern in there. at theep, final emails to hassan sent, he begins to talk about his struggles internally with serving for the united states military in the army while his, you know, brothers are overseas, fighting a war that they believe in. we did a little research on major haha san. we had no idea who he was -- through our army contacts on the jttf. we were able to realize that he was an army major who was assigned to walter reid. >> reporter: because they're in san diego and hassan lived in the d.c. area, they can't take the lead on the investigation. so the

school email open. you know, i think the kids know what is expected of them, but they also want to do all their other things. that's what i see a lot of is the multitasking. "but i was doing my work, too." >> dretzin: most of the adults at the school actually seemed pretty sanguine about the kids being so easily distracted. >> you learn something new every day. >> i think there's something to be said for multitasking. i think that teaching students to multitask is really important for their future jobs. monday's new project... >> we have to embrace the fact that our kids are going to need different skills five years from now than they needed five years ago. the world has sped up in a lot of ways, and i think education hasn't. >> dretzin: here in the bronx, where most of the kids weren't engaged in school at all before, bringing in technology has clearly been a net gain. but what about the kids at mit, and the multitasking experiments at stanford? at some point, does the increasing use of technology crea

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you saw it in the fact that mitt romney put out that statement that you just read, we got an emailed statement from the wisconsin state director of the obama for america campaign. so what we're going to see is republicans claim a big psychological victory. this morning the republican national committee chairman is saying that republicans are going to be pouring resources into wisconsin. >> mike, we saw the tweets and emails almost immediately. even before actually the results were made official. this was not a victory for scott walker, but a victory for citizens united. those tweets coming from democrats, of course. more than $66 million spent on this race, a lot of it coming from outside. governor walker had a huge financial edge, something like 7-1. was this a lot to do about what's happening in the country with monday any and politics? >> that's very astute. that's another way that this is a preview of november. that we're seeing as we did in the primaries, the outside money can make a huge difference. that's the obama campaign's biggest worry in the months ahead. politico added i

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we know he's already there, and he is going to -- you mentioned emails and texts and things, and we heard from rebekah brooks, of course, who was once editor of "news of the world" before moving further up the ladder in news international's empire, talking about the familiarity of the texts that she used to get from david cameron. >> that's right. one of the most embarrassing things from his pointed of view to come out of this inquiry so far was the fact that she told him that his text messages were signed lots of love. that just shows the degree to which they were so friendly, and he was clearly on good enough terms with her to go to her birthday parties, to have very cozy dinner parties belonging to the famed social set in oxfordshire. the reason why that is embarrassing is because rebekah brooks yesterday appeared in court for the first time, charged with perverting the courts of justice. she's also under investigation by police for the original allegations into phone hacking. now, she's denied she's done anything wrong, but, of course, the we've seen the scale of phone hacking at "new

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back a second time, and at that time, they made contact with one of the employees, where we initiated email contact, and we have a legal background for this location, but it was a porta- potti, and we were trying to find something more accommodating, and we actually asked grumpy's if we could use their restroom as our restroom of record, because we thought they were supportive, only to realize that they had objections. president hwang: and those conversations you are talking about took place in september? >> no, those occurred in march. president hwang: thank you. director goldstein: a kid, we will hear from the department now. mr. choy? -- ok, we will hear from the department. >> hello, a junior engineer for dpw. we did do a 300 notice with off the grid, and once we send out the notification, we noticed that their location -- at dpw, we cannot issue a permit on the jurisdiction, so we moved them around the corner on to the dpw jurisdiction. let me show you where we move them on the map here. the yellow is port jurisdiction right here, and this x, that is where the wanted to get their propo

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his office. >> laura: whoa, you received an email from his office? >> yes, from his office after it was mentioned on tv that he never contacted us. >> laura: so no phone call, no personal visit? >> no, ma'am. >> well, we have had a couple of letters sent from the attorney general to the terry family and they have been -- they have come in as email attachments. >> laura: lovely. >> we have also had a few phone calls from his office. >> laura: we have corrected that issue. my goodness the brian terry foundation obviously a worthy cause. josephine and bob thank you so much. we appreciate it brian terriy's family has launched that brian terry organization launch for other border patrol agents and for that want to go in law enforcement. visit the web site on the screen for more information. it is worthy. pinheads and patriots on deck. emotional goodbye for ann curry on "the today show." that's over two minutessf