you have match.com it has 50 million subscribers. this is a data service. are you familiar with this? >> absolutely. >> evan i don't want you to commit to saying something you don't want to say, but have you seen it? >> yes. if uconn sent to it there's no invasion of privacy because uconn sent to it. >> you mean anticipation of reward. >> absolutely. >> that would apply to contests or giveaways. >> or going on the jerry springer show. >> you would consent to match.com with a idea of finding a friendly mate a psychological profile of yourself? >> maybe. the world we're starting to live in now that begs the question, when and where should i put that kind of information out. google by the way --. >> myspace.com it's a favorite of students. >> it is. >> what about google? >> i think consumers are learning through search engines that where i put personal information on to a page of a web site, that information can be found and brought forward in a search. i think that more consumers should understand that because we should take care and protect sensitive persona

it sounds like a match.com commercial.oters and obama have a lot in common. that he mirror assumption of high school sophomore that everything you want can be paid for by somebody else. this is a unicorn in every pie. >> bob: don't jump on match.com. i'm going to try it. >> greg: but you lie on the profile. >> bob: true. >> andrea: he didn't stay in touch with the digital army he had when he came in office. people were logging on and following the tweet, all excited. now if you look at the number -- >> dana: the enthusiasm numbers are way down. i think the only way they can try to motivate them is by fear. fear that republicans will be in charge of the congress as well as the white house. what will it mean then for all sort of things? fear cam tain. >> bob: a democratic pollster, one of my dearest friends and one of the strangest. he said enthusiasm gap for obama was where bush was before he was elected for the second term. >> eric: the unemployment rate wasn't this low under bush. >> bob: most people that will vote for ob

the judge in the ninth circuit opinion said take a look at a website like match.com. people are there lying all the time about their height, weight, relative appearance. do we want to go down the slope of saying that's criminal conduct in the minority view? we are only talking about a subset of folks lying about military service and that should not be protected speech. the reason that i say what you referenced will probably carry the day. this is a supreme court of the united states that said there is a first amendment right to show up at the military funerals if you are baptist and have the ugly signs. if they were willing to say that's protected speech, my hunch is they will say this is protected. >> for started with the one case. alvarez was a member of the waterboard in california. he said he was wounded as a marine and received a medal of honor, the military's highest award. that was not the case. he never even served in the military. there about 40 other cases pending. who knew they lied about this kind of thing. it is striking that this would be a free speech i

gardner was vacationing with a man that she had met on match.com.norkeling and she never made it back to shore. but he reportedly took out a $1.5 million life insurance policy with an accidental death benefit on gardner, then tried to cash it in days after she vanished. police have held that suspect in prison more than two months now. even though officials still haven't charged him with any actual crime. phil keating is live in our south florida news room. it seems like new attorney, same outcome? >> yeah. four up, four down for gary giordano. four detention hearing, every time he lost and gone back to prison. his new attorney hired over the weekend or appointed to him over the weekend, he's got a natalee holloway connection. he represented -- he's a public defender and he represented the first two people detained in the case. those who hotel secured guards that were eventually freed. not certain whether this means the new strategy for giordano, having lost every hearing so far and he wanted to change attorneys and try his luck with someone else or

sounds almost like match.com.t is a charismatic, spontaneous, well-dressed, well spoken and highly energetic person. victor may have violated some laws somewhere, however, he was not that arms trafficking man presented to the public by the propaganda jockeys through the media. his brother blames the u.s. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: i am mostly concerned the americans allowed themselves to arrest a person in such an improper way. they seized him, stole him. >> reporter: well, his lawyer would not return our calls for comment. by the way, if boot is convicted here, bill, he faces life in prison. bill: we'll watch that trial. thank you, eric. eric shawn's in new york on that story. martha? martha: big question tonight, and it is whether or not the presidential candidates have found sort of a new target as they get ready for the debate tonight, have they found a new front runner that they're going to be piling on? you've seen the way these things have gone in the last few rounds. we're going to talk abo

for lying to match.com, for lying about whether you voted.ions for in an election as the man that was prosecuted here was. >> let me ask you this. i can think of two politicians in my mind who also lied about their service. maybe not about receiving medals of honor or the purple heart but how did this act read? was it only if you lied about receiving medals or if you actually lied about your service? >> falsely represents himself to have been decorated in the united states. >> so if you just said that i served in vietnam and you didn't, you would not have been prosecuted under this law. >> right. but -- and the fellow who was prosecuted in this case had a whole series of lies. he said that he had rescued the american ambassador in iran, that he had been part of a rescue in vietnam as a helicopter pilot, that he had been shot multiple times. i mean, there was a whole series of lies. and according to the circuit court decision was, perhaps, trying to hold himself out as the so-called psycho who had been wounded in battle and was acting as a res

we met on match.com, had one telephone conversation and we are meeting on friday.ng him, it will go way down. >> the big question is, if six is too much, maybe you're not that excited about meeting him. >> that's not that many texts. >> what do you think about texting? a lot of people don't talk on the phone. they're always texting. >> drives me absolutely nuts. >> maybe she is older. >> honestly, my wife will be texting away and doing her thing. to be honest, i'll be sitting next to her and sit there and text them and i'm sitting right there just so they'll actually listen. it pops up on the screen. oh, my god, what are you doing? >> let's get another question across the street. >> i'm patricia heinz from memphis, tennessee. my question is, after you make it to the first date, how do you move on to that second date? >> i would say a good way to make sure that you get a second date -- >> careful. >> is to have sex on the first date. something tells me you will have a repeat customer. >> or that you may not have a repeat customer. >> don't have sex on the first date