try to get 120 hertz. >> that's good to know. don't have a budget and maybe they want to say, oh, i'm making an investment. i can spend whatever i want. >> well, you know, tvs are that type of thing. you don't really want to turn around in four years and buy another one. for some folks that want to spend it, i like some of the stony and samsung brands that are great. we're showing one that i recommend by sony. it has all the frills. it has 3-d. it has web connectivity. it has the motion blur to take away the 120 hertz and higher. this is a great tv that's going to have all the frills, all the features. it's kind of future proofing yourself even if you're not ready to use 3-d. it's kind of protecting you so when you are ready, you can have a tv that does it. >> that's my question. should we invest in 3-d? >> that's a tough one, christi. i'm not sold on 3-d right now. i just don't think there's enough programming out there. you still have to wear different glasses. you can't take the glasses over to your friend's house unless it's

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it's called tera hertz imaging detection.ures the manager radiating from a body, up to 16 feet away. and it can detect anything blocking it, like a gun. but some are calling it an invasion of privacy. >> it's worrisome. it affects privacy. the right to walk down the street without being subjected to a virtual patdown by the police department when you're doing nothing wrong. >> the department of defense is also researching the tera hertz technology to detect suicide bombers, wearing explosives. >>> a large wildfire continues to burn near reno, nevada. it increases the possibility of flooding with the start of what could be heavy rain soon. about 2,000 residents are still under evacuation orders. the fire is about 50% contained. the cause is not known. but so far, no one has been hurt. >>> music fans around the world are remembering ettajames. the jazz legend died this morning at a california hospital. the cause of death is complications from leukemia. her hits include "at last." and "tell mama." she was 73 years old. >> what a

first hand how the heard from each of the you neighbors including two bars, the would youbelieve and e hertz across the street from jack in the box and you heard from the motel that was on the corner across e street from in thebo all were saying the same thing. that since jack in the box has been closed at2:00 a.m., the neighborhood had a -- has been the corner is quieter, the people can go to sleep. the crime statistics bear that out. there have been only one call to that intersection since the incident -- since the jack in the box was closed. if we consider what is being proposed, how many security guards do we have to have to operate at that hour to eure that people can buy hamburgers and french fries? you're lkg two security guards possibly on weekends. wrg with this picture.hing it's the hour of operation. and that's reallywat issue. the hour of operation between 2:00 and 4:00, i think there is consensus among many people who come forward that the hours of 2:00 and 4:00 seem to be the most problematic and they'd like to see, as supervisor mar suggested those hours remain closed. thank y

. >> it's called tera hertz.ure radiation emitting from a body, and can detect anything blocking it, like the gun used in this image. >> you could use it at a specific event. you could use it at a shooting- prone location. >> reporter: the scanner would only be used in reasonably suspicious circumstances. and could cut down on the number of stops and frisks. but the new york civil liberties union is raising a red flag. >> it's worrisome. it impacts privacy. the right to be able to walk down the street without being subject to a virtual patdown by the police department, whether you're doing nothing wrong. >> i don't believe in that. >> definitely a privacy issue. but again, it's for our safety. so it's one of those things, a double-edged sword. >> before they used the scanner, the nypd would like to make it more portable with a detection range that could take months or years. >>> one of the most common child developmental problems and the way it's diagnosed. a panel is reassessing the definition of autism. it woul

he wants to be avis and the other guy is hertz. he wants to be, we try harder. how do you get into that position? how do you do it if you're him, between here and south carolina? >> he's got to beat gingrich. he's got to get gingrich out of there somehow. >> how do you do it in terms of audience and free media that we're talk about. >> i don't know how he does it at this point. >> give him some help. throw him a line. >> i think he has to have a very concise message, he has to talk about his grandfather, he has to mention that he happens to be a roman catholic in a state with a lot of them, and he has to talk about manufacturing policy in a state where a lot of manufacturing jobs have been lost. >> chris, he made progress as far as he did in iowa by being really earnest and almost long winded with his answers on everything. that's iowa. because you have the house party of house parties and house parties. here in new hampshire, it's a little different. he's got to focus his message better than he has so far. he's got to be concise, stick to it, and not think he's

>> the war hertz and blood isn't spelled without cost. >> it was an answer. >> have you ever been attemptedto run for office and do you feel you can be more effective as an activist versus a politician? >> attempted is a different word as i said at one time. no, i'm not interested in running for office. i have been asked. i think that mauney role in society is one that is a personal one, and i have great, great respect for the few among them in the political world that i consider public servants but it's more of a sacrifice and i am not talking about economics it's more of a sacrifice than i'm willing to make. i have a family and the mean more to meet them as robert mondale said spending all those nights in holiday in. >> i am deeply concerned about the republicans' attack on the women's right to choose and i'm curious as to why we have not seen more female stars come out in support of the women's rights to choose. >> it seems to me we have. >> you haven't evidently. as far as i know, the women of this country are significantly engaged in this question. let me just say i think things are co

for fast action games you want 120 hertz at least to reduce motion blur on screen. >> this is a 47-inch3-d glasses comes with it. it's a great deal if you want to invest in a future television. >> on sale now? >> it's a great price. $600 or $800 off now. >> this one's bigger. made by sony. 55 inches. what's special about it? >> you will notice the screen's different. it has a matte finish on the screen. that's important if you're home and you have a tv in a bright room or an area where you can't control the light you want a matte finish, not a gloss. >> you like that it's energy efficient. >> they can consume a lot and you want to make sure you're buying tvs that won't break the electricity bank and also won't burn out over time. >> about $1600 p by the way. another 55-inch set. the thing that strikes me most is how thin it is. >> yes, very thin. only one and one-quarter inch thick. if you notice from the angle you can see the screen relatively well from back at that angle. >> a weird blurring angle can make it blurry. >> that's important for sports. if you have a lot of people around t

tear are hertz devices might be one day used at airports to screen passengers.d by the military to detect roadside bombs. it could be a very powerful tool in the arsenal to fight terrorism. jon? jon: david lee miller. thank you. jenna: super pacs are playing a major role in this year's election spending millions of dollars to influence voters. super pacs are new kind of political action committee created in july 2010. they can raise unlimited sums of money from corporations, unions, associations, individuals and spend as much as they want for or against political candidates. however they can not donate money directly to the candidates and they must report the source of their donations on a monthly or quarterly basis. we were asking the question what impact this has on this first presidential election that has super pacs. we have the editorial and communications director for the center for responsive politics. what do you think of that? this is historical election for lot of reasons including the super pacs. what impact are they having so far? >> this is the new