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even before eric harris and dylan klebold killed 12 class mates and one teacher at columbine high school, experts developed a psychological profile of attackers that is startling consistent. they are almost exclusively boys described after the fact as loners. >> who seem more isolated by their peers, more withdrawn, lose interest in things that are previously pleasurable to them. they stop being interested in playing the guitar or doing things they liked doing. >> reporter: the vast majority will never become violent, but these common characteristics are often a first clue that combined with better training of police and school officials led to many plots being thwarted. in 2011, for example, on august 5th near new orleans. later that month in tampa, florida, and in oregon in november. in all three cases, officials were tipped off to disturbing facebook postings and stopped students allegedly planning deadly attacks. january 26, 2012, in roy, utah. a student worried about a text message tipped off police who foiled a bomb plot. clues provided by social media have changed the game, helpin

eric's storiesment to. and republicans are making a big deal out of this. this is one, though, i'm not sure i would feign outrage over. are we really going to get in a fight with dirty harrye they doing it? they still owe us money. on the full page from "usa today," not a mention of chrysler. not one mention of chrysler. why are they doing it? >> eric: if they did what you want to do -- >> bob: there wouldn't a car company left in america. >> greg: bob is wrong. >> eric: explain something out there, i think we should have shipped the car production overseas? absolutely not. just like continental airlines operated in bankruptcy for ten years, g.m. and chrysler could have operated in bankruptcy, come out and then we would haven't spent billion of dollars and investors, bondholder and stockholders would haven't been destroyed in the market. >> andrea: we to have go. >> bob: i don't think they were destroyed. >> eric: wiped out. >> bob: i didn't know that. >> andrea: do we want to be like eli manning in the second half of the game or tom brady? i say eli manning. one more thing, next. ♪ ♪ i'd race down that hill without a helmet. i took some steep risks in my teens. i'd never

that the attorney generals of of california new york eric schneiderman and what's her name. miss harris in california have been holding out for a basically a loophole in this thing that would allow them to continue to prague to pursue criminal prosecutions so california has the largest number of retail fraud and new york has the highest number of at the level of the banks an executive is fraud is that true is that going to happen so you know we'll see if they sign on or not the landscape in this seems to change every day but you know what we do know is that that twenty five billion dollars if we're going to sue the banks for robo signing alone just that act of terrible fraud that has resulted in pain and lost wealth for you know. lots and lots and lots and lots and lots of people you know if you're just going to sue in that twenty five billion ok but don't let them off the hook. for one more thing other than the robo signing itself because there's lots more that the that we should be going after them for from you know origination of fraud to securities fraud like the whole the whole pac

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congressional leaders which means mitch mcconnell, harry reid and house speaker john boehner and the house democratic leader nancy pelosi, that left out eric cantor. last summer the president and the republican of the house had a tense encounter. white house staff saying eric cantor repeatedly interrupted the president. cantor's staff saying the president walked out but they have been working on a number of jobs packages. the jobs issue, the economy and gas prices came up. following the luncheon the speaker of the house and the senate republican leader back on capitol hill meeting with reporters. >> good afternoon, everyone. we had a positive lunch at the white house today. i believe there is common ground between the two parties particularly on jobs and on energy. i'd like to think some of the bipartisan bills we have moved through the house will with taken up soon by democrats over in the senate. you know, during the state of the union address the president said he was for an all of the above national energy policy. the house of republicans has been for an all of the above national energy policy for about five years. it's the same approa

but harris has since learned she would still be able to sue under a federal law. attorney general eric the official announcement at 7:00 this morning. i will be the biggest single din us street settlement since the 1998 tobacco deal. -- >>> bank of america is laying off hunts in the bay area. the bank is eliminating 450 positions, most fully customer service center and fraud and claims office in concord. the units will be closing in late may the cuts are intended to consolidate operations and reduce courses. employees can apply for other jobs or may be eligible for severance pay. >>> an undercover officer is recovering after a suspect backed a car into him as he tried to make a vehicle stop in castro valley yesterday evening. the sheriff's department says the suspect was shot by the officer's partner while still in the backseat of his car and taken to a hospital. investigators say officers were following up on a criminal investigation and were tailing the suspect. they say the officers were in the process of making a traffic stop at way and center street in castro valley when the the o

harris has since learned she would still be able to sue under federal law. attorney general eric is making the announcement official at 7:00 this morning. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> bank of america is laying off hundreds of work hers in the bay area. their bank is eliminating 450 positions most in customer service and fraud and claims office in concord. says units will be closing in -- employees can apply for other available bank jobs. >>> caltrans says the new eastern span of the bay bridge will open on just after labor day weekend of next year. caltrans credits efforts to speed up construction with helping them pinpoint an exact opening day or close to an exact opening day. the new bridge will open 24 years after part of the eastern span collapsed in the 1989 earthquake. >>> take a look at the bridge visibility this morning behind us looking good, no problems. >> i think we won the hide-and-seek contest with the fog yesterday. >> yeah, today the fog is hiding in the north bay specifically around novato, san rafael pan parts of 37 and 101 as you -- head from sonoma into mari

eric cantor has proposed that has created a job? >> as i have always said, and when i was campaigning to defeat harry reid, the job of government is tond that's the private sector. so those good policies would be things like reducing taxation and government regulation. right now, we're under the heel of government -- >> but if i may just interrupt you for a moment. under this president, over three million private-sector jobs has been created. i'm asking you specifically. what has john boehner or eric cantor proposed that has created a job apart from telling us all that we should have our taxes cut and that regulations should be reduced? what constructive proposal has there been? >> may i interrupt you now, martin? >> please. >> thank you. i think that the premise of your question is faulty because you're saying that jobs were created. and really i think we're at a net loss still. in fact, we're feeling very much of a net loss of jobs here in nevada. as i said, we don't have an unemployment decrease. what we're suffering from here in nevada is a loss of jobs, a loss of homes, and the price of gas is going up. we're suffering here in t

eric bolling. now set him on his way. >> andrea: how can you say that he undermast ited when trying to pass the second part of tarp. screaming this is a crisis. what are you reading? harrye underestimates was the extent of the recession. >> andrea: but bob, when he took office and right before he took office, he was screaming from the rooftops, all over the media saying this is a huge crisis. we need to pass it. this could be catastrophe. >> bob: he was trying to avoid a depression. he did. >> eric: we are so screwed. you have no idea. in three years -- no, not "the five." obama attached more debt on national debt than any other president including bush at a faster rate than any other president. gasoline prices up 91% from february 20, 2009, the day he took oath to today. >> bob: can you sit there with a straight face and say we're barreling toward it? >> eric: barreling toward it. >> greg: if the government was shrinking he would be wrong. but it's not. it's expanding. >> bob: look at the american people of what eric think. got a poll on president obama job rating. >> andrea: eric is not an american person? >> bob: sort of. approve for the first 50% since 2010. disappr