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recognize that the real problem was a lack of leadership, and so ultimately you didn't blame little john or meatloaf husey. and these are the kind of decisions that would keep me up at night. >> i mean -- >> talk about a poker face. >> and in retrospect these are the kinds of decision that is would keep me up at night when the president of the united states was considering what the commando team in action were going through. >> and the irony of the fact that 24 hours late er the covere of barack obama, at least the run up to him announcing the death of osama bin laden broke into what show on network television? "celebrity apprentice." this is not someone who can stand up to a withering skrcruty of his finances, personal life. >> and 56 million people watched the president sunday night. that's a super sized audience. >> stunning. >> and thank you. >> thank you. >> speaking of stunning, good to see you in person. >> that does it for us. for a very busy week. we're to follow the show online and on twitter. thomas roberts is in for tamron hall. >> great to see you. coming up in the next hour, in 20 minute

h. >>> joe johns is following some other stories tonight and joins us with a "360" news and business bulletinnts dna samples from unabomber ted kaczynski as it tries to crack a cold case. he's serving a life sentence for a mail bombing spree that killed three people and injured two dozen over two decades. >>> a "360" follow now. federal investigators are looking into what caused a military plane carrying about 150,000 pounds of fuel to crash last night in southern california during takeoff. amazingly, all three people on board escaped without serious injury. >>> in west virginia, an independent investigation concluded that a reckless disregard safety by the mining giant masse energy caused 29 miners to die last year. the report calls it a man made disaster that could have been prevented. >>> arnold schwarzenegger's lawyer says the former california governor is putting his movie comeback on hold while he focuses on personal matters. the announcement comes two days after news broke that he fathered a child with his former housekeeper. >>> and princess beatrice may already have the last laugh. t

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h. school of advanced international studies of the john hopkins university. i want to thank you all for being here today, and please give your opening statements. we'll start from my left and your right, mr. ashkan soltani. >> chairman franken, ranking member coburn, and established members of the committee. thank you. my name is ashkan soltani, a technology researcher and consultant specializing with the internet. i am here on my own not representing the view of my previous employers. unlike desk top computers, mobile devices introduce privacy challenges. users carry their phones and tablets with this everywhere they go from homes, offices, day care, to the grocery discoer. a device's location is determined ewes a number of different technologies including gps, information about nearby cell towers and points and other techniques. while the accuracy varies depending on technology used, it can be sense titch and perm in all cases. if you live in -- it's reasonably easier to know where you work and play. this information reveals who you are as a person and how

h-o-t-w-i-r-e... ♪ hotwire.com >>> let's check in with joe john's. >> anderson, heavy new air strikes on libya, moreripoli. smoke seen rising near moammar gadhafi's compound. regime spokesman saying bombs hit a facility for military volunteers, killing three and wounding 150. >>> president obama began a six-day trip to europe in ireland today. an estimated 25,000 people turned out for his speech in dublin's college green. he also visited the village of moneygall where one of his great, great, great grandfathers is believed to have been born. looked like he was having a lot of fun but he had to fly to london, his next stop, early because of iceland's erupting volcano. volcanic ash is spreading and could reach brit irair space tomorrow. iceland's most active volcano started erupting saturday after nearly a seven-year lull. iceland closed its air space over the weekend. >>> wnbc in new york is reporting a dna sample from former imf chief dominique strauss-khan has been matched to material found on the shirt of the hotel maid he's accused of sexually assaulting. strauss-khan is under house arrest in new

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john, president emeritus of the afl- cio. jennifer is a reporter for the fiscal times. x, hporter with plaque and credit is the washington bureau chief for the milwaukee sentinel. let's give them a round of applause. [applause] as you probably know by now, organized labor in america has been under renewed attack this year. well it has not been as physically violent as seen in our nation's history, it has often been bitter at times. the benefits and collective bargaining rights of unions representing teachers, firefighters, police and civil servants have become a special target. in more than a dozen states, politicians will hurt unions to help reduce budget shortfalls by asking members to pay more for their benefits and give up negotiating rights. but of the sentiment behind all of this anti-union sentiment -- anti-union legislation could hark back to the 2010 election. in april, ohio's governor signed a law stripping state and local government workers of their collective bargaining rights. a similar bill in wisconsin appears headed to that state's supreme court. governors in

h. elected office trying to hold themselves to a hire standard rather than looking like idiots and making our whole gender look stupid. >> i love asking this question of men. will. >> i think john'sally true, but i don't know how that explains every other man in society. and i don't know that there's anything that unique here. the difference is when these guys get caught, you hear about it. i'm not excusing their behavior, i'm just saying half of society is living in a glass house and holding a rock in their happened. >> third question. the 2012 campaign is mocking the birther movement and raising some funds at the same time. you can get anti-birther swag for just 15 bucks. so our final question, our buzzer beater, only ten seconds, the obama campaign is selling anti-birther cups and t-shirts to raise funds. crass or smart? john. >> smart, funny, confront extremes by point out their absurdity. >> smart, but also crass because it's not true. not very presidential. >> smart and they're really 23450is mugs and made in amer a america. you should buy some. >> thanks to all of you. political buzz will return tomorrow. >>> the historic flooding of the mississippi river and beyond litera

john ensign. the committee also votedy unanimously to refer several findings to the department of te justice and to the federal election committee. h because we had reason to believe that senator ensign violated laws within their jurisdiction. i want to tank up from the bottom of my heart, the senators who senators who participated in this investigation, many of whom are on theve floor today. my vice chairman, thetrao extraordinary leader, senator isakson, and i say peter, i mean a leader on the committee and ia consider him to really be a cochair with me. robts and senator roberts, who has been on this committee a long time who heads the sense of history and a sense of levity, pragmatism and i've reallyty appreciated his cooperation.iad i want to note the participation of shared ground, who came on this committee and began this journey with us and his very important contribution. r senator risch who brought with him ane very strong legal slants everything that we did and was a very very valuable. i want to thank him and i want to say a special word of thanks to senator cardin, who sat in on this case because senator pryor felt he

john boehner and eric cantor. it is a poisoned well. when the president did give his speech, paul ryan left immediately, and james borrowing got up, got out, and tried to talk to hpaul ryan said you poisoned the well the well was not poisoned. we were working through stuff. now, you have this joe biden, god bless the joke, and a gang of six, because now there are -- joe, and the gang of six, because now there are seven people that do not care about doing anything on both parties. >> let me contrast these two plans. the ryan plan is basically what paul ryan is it is a serious, straightforward, honest plan. as allen said, he made two pretty big decisions, decided not to cut differencing -- defense spending, in fact increasing defense, d also simplified the code, and got rid of attack expenditures, which are about $1.1 billion. he used all of that money to duce rates. the commission used about 10% of the proceeds of the elimination of tax expenditures to reduce the deficit. having made those two decisions, and wanted to get $4 trillion in deficit this auctions, it forced into the -- deductions, it forced him to cut non-defense spending and other mandatory spending