turns out there were relatives, joe lieberman there, people in his daughters' wedding. a nightmare. ries to the lieberman a year later. i've thought it was amazing i made the case against them. joe thought it was funny. she was a little shocked that i actually hadn't voted for her husband in 2000. i mean, look the differences between the parties are pretty evident. i don't know they're as much specifically youisha^ bojewish. we have a center right republican party. and a center left democratic party. with pretty clear divisions. i very much hope, honest sly that this election is a policy heavy issue heavy election. i am worried it won't be. of course the campaign operatives take over in both parties. and we end up with idiotic side shows and little debates. the country deserves a serious debate about entitlement reform, tax policy, best way to stop iran, supreme court appointments about the whole spectrum of issues. i am somewhat optimistic now that once the republicans are through the primaries and president obama didn't have a primary. another thing i'm unhappy about. i'm sorry bar

gets special dispensation, i think, and everybody in the senate, democrat, republican recognized joe liebermanse election when you need everything you can, and maybe there are some independents out there who respect senator lieberman's opinion saying he left his party, then he supported republicans. he's a straight shooter. >> i read the other day that it's been months since he's spoken to barack obama. so if he wants his support, maybe the first thing he needs to do is pick up the phone. >> a lot of people on capitol hill will say it's been months since they talked to barack obama. >> i don't think at the end of the day that whether he comes out to support barack obama or not, it's not going to swing a lot of votes for this election. either president obama is going get elected or he's not. it's not going to basically hang in the balances as to what joe lieberman says. >> i think it can help him with some jewish voters. i think it could help him on foreign policy voters. either of them should think of him as a secretary of state. >> he said i will check back close. >> he's not going to be secr

with homeland security chairman joe lieberman and peter king. >>> joining me now are the chairmen of homeland secure committees, independent senator joseph lieberman and republican congressman peter king. thank you both so much. i want to talk to you first about this breaking news we have of the former taliban minister who had been helping with trying to brick the taliban into the peace process is basically assassinated this morning. congressman king, do you have any feel for how much impact this might have on u.s. efforts to get out, frankly? >> well, i think all of these incompetence dents show how difficult it still is in afghanistan and quite frankly, i think we should not be giving these target dates for getting out. and it just shows again how tough afghanistan is, that we shouldn't be leaving prematurely, and there's a lot of work on the ground that has to be done, and it's a very dangerous place in the world. but the real expert is joe lieberman. he spends a lot of time in afghanistan. i think he would agree that is really a very, very tough situation. we made a lot of progres

but the real expert is joe lieberman. he spends a lot of time in afghanistan. i think he would agree that is really a very, very tough situation. we made a lot of progress, especially under general petraeus and general allen, but more does remain to be done. >> senator lieberman, if i would read these tea leaves, it says the taliban is not the least bit interested in peace talks. >> yeah, i agree. they're not interested in genuine peace talks. i mean, we have been reintegrating lower level taliban who have come back over to the side of the afghan national security forces over the last couple of years, but the people at the top of the taliban, in my opinion, are not interested in reconciliation. this is the second murder of this kind of somebody high up in afghanistan who turned and tried to be a peacemaker. so it's obvious they don't want peace right now, and until we continue and unless we continue to put pressure on the taliban, they are never going to come to the table and have genuine peace negotiations. i think the important message here is to the policyma

joe lieberman, and the passage of power. he has devoted four decades to the life of lbj. robert caro with the fourth installment of his epic biography on lyndon johnson. >>> plus, the never before heard details of what happened in this iconic picture. >>> and a late-night defense of that late-night endorsement. >> we decided to put it out late at night so it would be sort of the first thing people see in the morning. >> okay. >> and you know -- >> because it was kind of buried. it was 16 paragraphs and it was a 13th paragraph, oh, by the way, this mitt romney romney fella -- >> no, no, no. >> i'm andrea mitchell live in new york. in our "daily fix," he voted with ronald reagan more than any other senator, but lugar is now kicked out. his tea party-backed opponent won by more than 20 points. senate icon did not go gently into the night, releasing a statement blasting the erosion of the political center. with postpolitics.com, and mark halperin is an msnbc contributor and with "time" magazine. chris, we're going to talk about lugar in a moment, but stand by because i want y

joe lieberman has said a hearing for may 23rd. he wants to know if there were any warning signs and was being done to ensure it does not happen again. >>> the space shuttle is making some moves around new york this weekend. two weeks after its arrival, it has finally been hoisted off the jumbo jet that carry today from washington. the shuttle was removed by cranes from the top of the 747 this morning at jfk international airport. it will stay there for a few more weeks before being moved again. this time by barge to the intrepid sea air and space museum. this space shuttle is called interprize, it was a test vehicle that spent the last 10 years or so at the smithsonian, enterprise will be part of that exhibit that opens to the public in new york in july. >>> and still to come at 5:00 -- >>> the avengers is smashing records at the box office for the second straight weekend. >>> no records being smashed in our weather today. it was chilly outside. we had a good strong sea breeze flowing keeping temperatures in the 60s and 70s. track

. >> senator joe lieberman has started to address the committee and addressing folks.listen. >> three things we hope to establish today and in our committee's ongoing investigation. first, we want to get the facts about what precisely happened in cartagena and where the secret service's own investigation of cartagena stands today. as widely reported, the misconduct involved 11 agents and officer who is arrived in cartagena the morning of wednesday, april 11th, and were off duty the rest of the day. the men went out in groups of two, three and four to four different nightclubs that evening. after considerable drinks, they returned to their rooms at the hotel caribe hotel and brought in women and registered them as guests, according to hotel rules. and another individual engaged in similar conduct the night of april 9th. they held security clearances and two were in supervisory positions. if one of the agents had not argued with one of the women about how much he owed her, the world would never have known this sordid story. but the world does know this sordid story and t

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joe lieberman, whom we're going to interview in a few moments, is leaving the senate. and we have olympia snowe leaving the senate. you've got people who are more inclined to work across the aisle actually being driven out. >> yeah, but see, this is not going to happen with a few senators or congresspeople. >> it has to be a larger movement. >> this has got to be a citizen monkment. if you look at anything that's happened in america of significance, whether it's the abolitionist or the suffrages or the civil rights workers or the environmentalis environmentalists, it started with one person and then 10, then 20. in the book, i analogize american democracy to the mississippi river. started with one drop, two drops, a branch, a creek, one river, three rivers, then the giant river. and that's what happens with public opinion in america. sometimes it takes long. there was a time where, for example, senators were elected by corrupt state legislators. a constitutional amendment went into effect and now they're elected by the people. i think a constitutional amendment dealing

joe lieberman calls the bill the next step to equality for the guy community. this -- gay community. this comes after president obama last week said he believes same-sex couples should be allowed to marry. >>> four bomb threats today at guy rights organizations in the district. dc police responded to the locations you see here on your screen and evacuated the buildings before giving the all clear. no bombs were found. no one was injured. >>> this was the horrible scene exactly one year ago in olney where three young people lost their lives in a drunken driving car accident. earlier tonight, hundreds of people marked the anniversary with a candlelight vigil. matt has the emotional details. >> reporter: they walked in silence through the tall grass of a park in olney to reach a spot that con injuries the saddest of memories. >> we came here to celebrate their lives. >> reporter: it was exactly one year ago that 20-year-old kevin coffee was driving drunk on a winding section of route 108, lost control of his car and slammed into the woods killing three of his pass

joe lieberman calls the bill the next step to equality for the gay community. this comes days after president obama says he believes same-sex couples should be allowed to marry. >>> as expected mitt romney picked up more delegates in his bid for the g.o.p. presidential nomination. he won primaries in nebraska and/or gan. -- and organ. >>> here in d.c. ward five now has a new councilman. kenny mcduffie won the special -- kenyan mcduffie won the special election. harry thomas, jr. resigned in january after pleading guilty to three felonies. >>> yesterday the senate approved a plan which raises taxes on individuals who make more than $100,000 a year and couples who earn more than $150,000. the house of delegates is expected to vote on the same budget deal later today. despite the expected approval of the new budget calling for higher taxes, marylanders will continue to face budget problems in the coming year. the maryland department of legislative services says the state is expected to face budget shortfalls in the next four years. according to the washington exam

in the senate senators joe lieberman and susan collins have introduced mark up s 2218. this bill would authorize funding for the usfa through fiscal year 2017. on behalf of the leadership of the nation's fire and ems service, i ask the committee consider companion legislation this year. i would like to thank this committee for being a continued supporter of the nation's fire service over the years. we have made major progress in reducing the tragedy of fire loss in the past 30 years. however, we have much work to do. thank you for holding this hearing and i look forward to answering any of your questions. thank you. >> thank you, chief. now recognize mr. oconnor for his testimony. >> thank you, chairman, quail, ranking member edwards. i'm kevin o'connor representing the national association of firefighters whose 300,000 members proudly serve communities in each of the nation's 435 congressional districts. i'm pleased to be before this subcommittee i'm currently a student of member john sarbanes after the november elections will be a new constituent of the ranking member

joe lieberman and susan collins have introduced mark up 2218. this would introduce funding. on behalf o the the leadership, i ask the committee consider companion leadership. i would like to thank you for the continued support over the years. we have made manl progress, however, we have much more -- thank you for holding this hearing and i look forward to answering your questions. >> thank you, chairman, quyale. >> i'm kevin o connor, there's 300,000 members proudly serve communities in -- i'm currently a constituent of member sahr vains and after november will be a proud constituent of the ranging member. as firefighters take on additional responsibleties and extended capabilities, so, too, must the fire administration evolve to meet the needs of the 21st century fire service. the primary function was to put out fires. today's fires are well education -- responders with broad responsibleties. the first boots op the ground for any manmade or natural disaster. the prevalence of the fire based delivery systems requires the agency to integrate training into its mission. we want

in the senate, senators joe lieberman and susan collins have introduced mark up 2218. this bill would authorize funding through fiscal year 2017. on behalf of the leadership of the nation's fire and ems service, i ask the committee consider companion legislation this year. i would like to thank you for the continued support over the years. we have made major progress in reducing the tragedy of fire loss in the past 30 years. however, we have much work to do. thank you for holding this hearing and i look forward to answering your questions. >> you that, now kevin o'connor. >> thank you, chairman quayle, ranking member edwards and bonamici. i'm kevin o'connor. i'm especially pleased before this subcommittee because i am a constituent of member john sarbanes and after the november elections will be a proud constituent of the ranking member as firefighters take on . additional responsibilities and extended capabilities, so, too, must the fire administration evolve to meet the needs of the 21st century fire service. the days of firefighter primary function to put out fires

chairman of the senate homeland security committee joe lieberman says he believes the agency has done a thorough investigation. however, he want to know if there were warning signs about agents' behavior. the committee also wants to know how a similar incident will be prevented from happening again. secret service director mark sullivan is expected to testify. >>> now to a developing story in northern mexico. 49 bodies with their heads, hands, and feet cut off were found dumped on a highway near monterrey. police believe the 43 men and women and six women were killed several days ago at different locations. investigators believe the murders are part of an ongoing fight among brutal drug gangs. >>> a georgia college student suffering from a rare bacterial infection is expected to need more amputations. the father of 24-year-old amy copeland says doctors expect to amputate her fingers in the next few days. copeland cut her leg during a ziplining accident two weeks ago. she eventually had to go to the emergency room where she was diagnosed with a rare flesh-eating bacterial infection. do

senators joe lieberman and susan collins introduced legislation that would reauthorize funding through 2017. republican congressman ben quayle of arizona chairs this subcommittee hearing. it's about an hour. >>> the subcommittee on technology and innovation will come to order. good morning. welcome to today's hearing entitled working for fire safe america, in the united states fire administration priorities. in front of you apacketses for today's witnesses. i recognize myself for five minutes for an opening statement. today's hearing is being held to review the fire service community's priorities for the future of the united states fire administration, the usfa established following the 1973 report of the national commission on fire prevention and control. america burning which recommended the creation of a federal fire agency to provide support to state and local governments and private fire organizations and their efforts to reduce fire death, injurpies and property loss. the usfa is a substantial public sayy mission. although the fire death rate continues to decline, it is higher th

i think a republican administration with mitt romney as president and joe lieberman as secretary of state would be a slightly better foreign policy. not slightly, it would be a better foreign policy. the second term is different from the first term. he has come back -- let's not kid ourselves. he has come back to the center partly because of the political pressure, because of concerns about the 2012 elections. it's not just a republican ta talking point to say he was overheard saying medvedev, once my last election is over, i will have more flexibility. that is a legitimate question for people to ask as they think about who to vote for this november. >> we're merging into the closing statements in some sense, bill, i guess that is almost a closing sentence. if you can continue another couple of minutes and we'll give you two minutes, barney, to conclude the debate. not just foreign policy but on other questions as well, bill, if you could wrap up the case for republicans in 2012. >> look, i want to make the case for being open minded and taking a real look. there will be three debates, co

several years ago, when joe lieberman was nominated to be vice president of the united states during the 2000 election, that was an unprecedented event. he was the first jewish american on a national presidential ticket. but it was also a capstone of many things that had happened beforehand in terms of how american jews and including orthodox jews have been accepted into american society and been able to be full participants because of the wonderful blessings of religious liberty that we have in america. when stephen breyer seven years before that was nominated to the supreme court of the united states, and he was going to be the second jewish justice to sit on the court. now there are three. but he's going to be the second jewish justice on the court at the time, nobody commented on the fact that, oh, there are going to be two jewish justices on the supreme court when, for decades, there have been the jewish seat. one jewish seat held by cardoza and frankfurter and so on. by the time breyer was nominated it was really no big deal because that was a capstone on a trend. here, too, un

here in america intelligent rational people or at least i hope so i hope they see lindsey graham joe lieberman john mccain as warmongering morons who swarm at the first drop of blood but i also hope that the rest of the world knows that the three amigos do not speak for the rest of us and that most americans want real solutions not just another notch in the old war belt. our we have one more quick break but coming up next call time the midwest state of getting experimental i consider executions and on happy hour the u.s. is turning to cyber warfare to fight al qaeda. wealthy british scientists on. that's not on the telephone. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report. there hasn't been anything good on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact. before the source material is what helps keep journalism honest we. we want to present. something else. hi guys it's time for tonight's tool time award and tonight we're giving it to missouri's department of

here in america intelligent rational people or at least i hope so i hope they see lindsey graham joe lieberman john mccain as warmongering morons who swarm at the first drop of blood but i also hope that the rest of the world knows that the three amigos do not speak for the rest of us and that most americans want real solutions not just another notch in the old war belt. our we have one more quick break but coming up next time a midwest state of getting experimental comes to their executions and on happy hour the u.s. is turning to cyber warfare to fight al qaeda. a lot of american power continues. might be revolution. and it's going to kill or break a ball. game. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then something else some other part of it and realized everything is ok. i'm charging the big picture. here with the. book and they alone and so they'll get a real headline with none of them are the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're completely disconnected from the viewers and what actually matters to those viewers and so that's w

here in america intelligent rational people at least i hope so i hope they see lindsey graham joe lieberman john mccain as warmongering morons who swarm at the first drop of blood but i also hope that the rest of the world knows that the three amigos do not speak for the rest of us and that most americans want real solutions not just another notch in the war belt. our we have one more quick break but coming up next told by a midwest state of getting experimental comes to their executions and on happy hour the u.s. is turning to cyber warfare to fight al qaeda. culture is that so much of an idea you feel that there's a person on the mark when just talking the talk on this may be the ultimate outcome of the talks in baghdad around some nuclear program or the western powers truly interested in flying. is. a. much brighter if you knew me by phone from phones to pressure. me don't auntie dot com. my parents really truly honestly believe that what had happened was as a result of my father's exposure to agent orange i was born with multiple problems . i was missing my leg and my fingers and my big

threatening cyber security bill the cyber security act of two thousand and twelve dollars proposed by joe lieberman and i would give homeland security the author already to have a say in private companies network security policies now it certainly has its privacy concerns as well but if this. have taught us anything it's that if the american people actually keep the pressure on they really can get lawmakers and companies maybe even the president to pay attention. now we've been talking a lot about drones lately the cia's expansion of their drone program in yemen the signature strikes or the first international drone summit that was just held here in washington d.c. this past weekend but much of our focus has been on drone use abroad for counterterrorism purposes but let's not forget that the president recently signed a new f.a.a. bill that's going to allow for domestic drone use in the coming years drones are going to be used for commercial purposes by law enforcement for agricultural purposes by media organizations possibilities are really endless and universities are catching on in fact the f.a.a

he was also campaign press secretary for the 2000 democratic presidential ticket of al gore and joe lieberman. sarah fineberg is director of policy communications at facebook. sarah was previously special assistant to president obama and senior adviser to white house chief of staff rahm emanuel. she's also served as communications director for the house democratic caucus. tucker bounds was the national spokesperson and director of rap ud response for john mccain's presidential campaign. in 2010 he served as campaign manager and director of communications in meg whitman's campaign for governor of california. he also has served as the werner press secretary for the republican national committee. he is at facebook as well serving as management of corporate communications. our moderator is richard tedlow, professor emeritus of the harvard business school. he's author of seven books on business, 345rk9ing and management including an award-winning biography of andy grove. he's a trustee at the museum and he's the originator of the idea for tonight's panel. so please join me in welcoming chris, sara

it turns out they were relatives of joe lieberman there, people had been at his daughter's wedding. s a nightmare. i told the story to the lieberman's a year later. i thought it was amusing i made the case against them. and joe thought it was funny. he had dashed his daughter had less of a sense of humor. look, the differences within the parties are pretty evident i don't know that there's much specifically jewish honest about the differences in terms of economic policy, in terms of foreign policy, social policy. we have a center-right republican party and a centerleft democratic party. with greater division. i hope honestly this election is a policy heavy issue, heavy election but i'm worried it will be because of course the campaign operatives takeover in both parties and we end up with idiotic sideshows and little debate. the country deserves a serious debate now about in time reform, about tax policy, about the best way to stop iran from getting nuclear weapons, about supreme court appointments, about the whole spectrum of issues. and i'm somewhat optimistic that now the republic

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senator joe lieberman, who heads the senate homeland security committee, told cnn this was .. heartbreaking incident... and a really dangerous incident. he wants to make sure it never happens again. defense lawyers for john edwards are presenting their side of the case in his campaign finance trial. last week ... a judge rejected a defense motion to have the case thrown out for lack of evidence. edwards is accused of conspiracy, making false statements and violating campaign contribution laws to hide an affair. the defense argues the money edwards used came from personal expenses .. not campaign funds. edwards is not expected to take the stand. next- jp morgan chase's chief investment officer is out following revelations of a two billion-dollar loss. and later in the medical watch-- a component in red wine may hold the answers to the battle against alzheimers disease. and later in lunchbreak, we are making grilled calamari steaks . live from the new york stock exchange we have the bloomberg on the money report ... heads are rolling at j.p. morgan chase ... ina.drew will be res

joe lieberman skeagd public hearing may 23rd. he says he wants a review of the investigation into the incident. scandal exploding last month. you remember the president went on a trip to a summit in colombia and prostitute says a secret service member refused to pay her. it cost nine members their job is. >> a desperate shech for an f.b.i. agent missing in southern california. more than a hundred investigators looking for special agent, there he is, steven ivans is his name. his wife reported him missing on friday. he is possibly swuil. he is a runner and hiker, police think he took off on foot. deputies using helicopters and night vision goggles in the search. >> there is no evidence of foul play right now. that is why we have a robust effort to locate him. >> he worked in national security type cases, counterterrorism matters. that is really all i can say regarding the case. >> gregg: police say he is armed but they don't believe he is a danger to anyone other than himself. >> now to syria, unrelenting violence as u.n. observer

committee chairman joe lieberman tells cnn he wants answers to three important questions. >> is the inspector general satisfied with the investigation of what happened that the secret service did? secondly, where there indications before the column beeian scandal of behavior by secret service agents off duty on assignment. and third, what are you going to do to make sure that nothing like this ever happens again? >> it happened last month just before barack obama's trip to the summit of the americas. so far nine secret service employees have lost their jobs and another 12 are snou under investigation. >> a big fall for a powerful ceo all because he padded his resume. >> some dismembered and discovered. we are looking at who is being targeted. vertyour favorite dvds from disc to digital. no way. if hulk smash disc... it's no big deal. now you'll never break them, scratch them or lose them. we can use that. you'll never break them. so what do you guys think? we love it. it's only two bucks per disc. that's cool. that's the walmart entertainment disc to digital service. bring in your favorite dv

senator john mccain has visited these camps along with joe lieberman. i spoke with senator mccain. senator mccain, obviously the kofi annan cease fire has not happened. last week on thursday u.s. ambassador to the u.n., susan rice, says it's too early to call it a failure. do you agree? >> i think it's shameful. i think it's shameful to use this as an excuse for us not acting. you're on the ground. you've seen the camps, you've heard the stories of the rapes, murders, killing, that's a policy that bashar al-assad is using to kill his fellow citizens and somehow place any hope or reason for delay for acting on the kofi annan plan is intellectually dishonest and shameful. >> what do you want to see the united states do? i've been get that go question now for the last few days from just about everybody i meet wanting to know what the u.s. doing? where is the international community? what do you think the u.s. should do or the international community do? >> first of all, lead. where's the president of the united states? when's the last time the president of the united states spoken to

i think it puts obama in the history books because of how he is saying to john mccain, joe lieberman,re not going to have a war. >> i made this case a little bit in the introduction, i can't assume that you agree. do you think the obama administration did have a different type of focus on bin laden and on al qaeda specifically. i was struck in john brennan's speech about drone warfare. he talked consistently and specifically about al qaeda, al qaeda, al qaeda. not that this is tactic that we used but that the united states reserves specific tactics against al qaeda in a way that represents a real focus. is that different than the bush administration? >> i think what is interesting is the frame you had of president bush is he didn't spend much time speaking about him? his deputy national security advisor, his now security advisor and his adviser, part of that every day meeting is focused on very laser like focus on where are we at in rolling up the al qaeda network? where are we at the counter terrorism challenges? it's a remarkable focus of the president of the united states on a dail

and on the democratic side a strong excellent senator like joe lieberman can't win a democratic primaryi have timed by book to come out right now in the midst of the collection season to inform the people about what is going on behind the scenes in very blunt direct terms, and to offer a suggestion as to how to bring the center back, and it is heartening frankly to hear that the tea party is being weakened a little when governor huntsman said he couldn't be elected, reagan couldn't be elected, perhaps we will have sense in the democratic and republican party for the senate to take back control. >> you wrote in a very candid way, for several years . . . now you say for several years, but really this started -- it has been going on a while, but particularly in earnest since the 2010 elections, right? >> well, it happened in 2010 with bennett in utah, and castle in delaware, and lisa in alaska, and center merkowski's story shows us the way to the future. the tea party ran a candidate against her. jim ran a tea party candidate, and she came back, jennifer, with a write-in vote. >> amazing.

just ask joe lieberman. >> these records do reveal 64 for instances in which allegations or complaintssconduct were made against employees of the secret service.

so stop saying -- ♪ joe lieberman ♪ ♪ douche ♪ >> he was the most extreme of everybody in her to debates yesterday. he said do you ever think we're going to see him on one of these interview shows? and he said bob, we're going to take our message to american children. you saw him talking to school children last week. oh, i bet those were some tough questions. >> yeah. how come your hair wasn't gray like your dad's was. >> yeah, [ applause ] . >> just my little beat. >> romney will only go on fox news or fox news sunday. >> why? >> because he's yella. >> i heard -- was it "meet the press," yesterday. somebody was talking about how the bain ad isn't even fair. he wasn't even there -- it's like what? he put in to place all of the policies -- >> yeah, it's a red herring. >> it's like tim mcveigh going i wasn't in the building anymore. [ explosion ] >> that's right. i just said mitt romney is just like tim mcveigh in every way. just like last week i said mitt romney is just like hitler in every way. >> it's exactly the same. you see. >> it was a slow post holiday, so i just thought i would st

olympia snowe, joe lieberman among them. are the only people willing to find middle ground disappearing from washington? john avlon is here, michelle goldberg and hoa communications director for rick santorum. this is a big headline. this is a -- this is a blow, a slap. >> this is a bombshell result, a huge margin for richard mourdock. it's important to remember these are most possible not in the general election where mourdock's appeal would have alienated than they attracted, but in a primary in may. but a significant blow back against the centrists in the senate who believe in reaching across the aisle. you see the ads that murdoch was running, saying the time for collegiality was over. it may work with the far right base, but it will alienate the centrists in the general. >> i don't think the issue is that aren't centrists in washington, but there aren't sen tris republicans. we talk about it as if it's symmetrical problem with polarization. norm orstein points out in the book, a center left democratic party and a republ

senator joe lieberman tells us the secret service director mark sullivan, and charles edwards, will facehree central questions. >> is the inspector general satisfied with the investigation of what happened in cartagena that the secret service did. secondly, were there indications before the colombian scandal of behavior by secret service agents off-duty, on assignment, that should have been a warning that this was coming. and then third, what are you going to do, director sullivan, to make sure nothing like this ever happens again. >> very interesting public hearing. four congressional committees are looking into the incident. >>> also ahead this week, folks, the biggest technology ipo ever, facebook is expected to price its initial public offering thursday evening. most likely begin trading friday. we'll see how the dates play out this week. some analysts said expect jubilation from investors. the company's already in the midst of its road show pitching its shock with 27-year-old gazillionaire mark zuckerberg. could it be valued at close to $100 million? we'll find that out this week. i

congressman joe lieberman tells cnn he wants some answers. >> is the inspector general satisfied with the investigation of what happened on cardajina that the secret service did? secondly, were there indications before the colombian scandal of behavior by secret service agents off duty by assignment. there should have been a warning this was coming. third, what are you going to do, director sullivan, to make sure nothing like this ever happens again? >> the scandal erupted last month just before president obama's trip to the summit in america's colombia. the coo's yahoo john thompson left the company today. he only got the post in january. thompson's official bio said he held two degrees in computer science, but it turns out his only degree is in accounting. an activist shareholder group called third point, uncovered the discrepancy just a week ago. >>> 49 bodies left on a highway in mexico. some were decapitated and dismembers, believed to be done to hide their identities. this was done between violent drug cartels. a cease fire that doesn't seem to be working forced syrians to flee