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. >> let me switch to cyber and thank you for your energetic work and persistance o know this issue as we in congress try to pass the legislation that we need. there are a variety of different approaches that are being looked at here. let me ask you this. if we were to pass a bill that failed to protect american critical infrastructure in private hands like our electric grid or financial processing systems, our communications networks and so forth, and, indeed, if that bill even failed to define critical infrastructure or provide a process for defining critical infrastructure so we actually knew what it was and what it wasn't, how well would that bill have met the threat that you see us facing in this realm? >> it would leave a significant gap given the attacks we think we already see. that is why we think the nation's core infrastructure should have basic performance standards to meet. that is why we think a bill needs to have real time information sharing in it and incentivize that information sharing. and so those are the kinds of things that really should go into a comprehensive cy

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but i don't o know. seen it. >> congressman, doesn't this array of extreme statements by leading republicans really start to margin yal eyes more and more, the party in the mind of american voters? >> look, i think when have you mitt romney say that ron paul and his budget proposals will be better than barack obama, that shows you that he is willing to say almost anything to try to win votes. when have you a party only trying to win power, no principles, it is just a conspiracy to grab power. the democratic party is the party trying to educate more americans. they bring in our young people home from iraq. we have every single one of our young people out of iraq. he has ended the were and is trying to put the country on right footing. we are the wealthiest country in the world. we have the lowest tax raets we've had in 60 years. there's no reason for us to be in debt. the problem is we have a republican party that doesn't want to be responsible and have an ability for people who have done well to be able

o's. they know the importance of delivering a win on a day so big for their fans. >> in front of a great crowda lot of exciting fans for a new season. i think that was important to come out and set the tone the way we did, packed house. we know what our fans are about. we'd like to see more this year and hopefully continue to do what we're capable of doing. >> this group of guys talks about it. they know what this fan base is like. it's up to us to tap deeper into it. >> hasn't designated a opener. called the finish in the final. looked like jim johnson is the closer. round two of golf. we'll find an old dog up to new tricks. 52 couples on the seniors tour. tied for the lead with jason definer. shocking described the terrible play of tiger woods. considered a favorite at the masters, but a disaster. 3 over par. left him frustrated and in 40th place. eight shots off the pace. round three on wjz here tomorrow. coverage will come your way at 3:30. don't count tiger out. we'll see if he can rally. >> thank you very much, mark. >>> speaking of the masters, the dog. >> we'll see what ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

and, you know o and everything is, you know, heading in the right direction at the right time. >>> inntucky was unbeatable and hill off kansas, 67-69 to win the eighth national championship and the second to ucla amongst the division 1 program and anthony davis named most outstanding player and calepari won his first title as a head coach. >>> and nike is the new face of until uniforms and some gear design. they were unveiled at a fashion show in new york. aside from a new sleeker look, nike is promising a better performance. they lighter, stretchy and mesh. tonight is the women's ncaa championship. and that is baylor versus notre dame and is undefeatd this season. that is all for sports. back to you, brian. >>> thank you, lindsay. now you have the news edge. the news is always on www.myfoxdc.com. beautiful night outside. get out and enjoy it. we'll be back at 10 on the news edge at 11. [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provid

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you could say i don't know o i support a woman's right to choose, that will get you out of it. denying interest-- (cheers and applause) >> jon: i thought somebody cool just walked out. look, denying interest in being the vice president is pro forma in politics. everybody does it but the tone that these folks are using. not me! it is what you say when someone shouts who wants free ticket to its puppet ree of the penis. (laughter) by the way, the guy underneath there, you think that is a guy tlarx is his scrotum that is how good they are. that is how good they are in this show. (laughter) i'm taking myself off the list. come on pawlenty that is what you tell a telemarketer who calls you during dinner, and thank you but no that is how rich people turn down finger food. (laughter) please, a yale man doesn't eat miniquiche. if are you going to pass on the job, at least recommend someone else to fill it. >> you've got a lot of really talented people out there that mitt romney is going to get to pick from i think a lot of them, senator rob portman would be phenomenal choice for vice p

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you know, come o let's stop this. let's have a conversation, and then we text later. >> you see the girl standing next to her mom looking at her like, i don't know what she's talking about. experts also say teens are now struggling emotionally because of technology. they believe young tech users aren't experiencing face-to-face interactions enough. and therefore, aren't developing those crucial life skills. and communication skills -- you know, you have to go in for the interview eventually. you have to meet people face to face. you have to have conversations. those are very important life skills. >> i would argue a lot of adults are dealing with this -- we learn to do it the right way, but we're so tied to the technology that we unlearn all the good things that we used to do. >> that's right. >> and we're stuck with not being able to talk to each other. >> we don't have the problem. >> not at all. >>> now 4:56. 61 degrees. working together but still not equal. coming up at 5:15, a look at how wide the pay gap is when

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know what? cover obama people. somebody has to do t. come on. come on o. [ laughter ] you know what the outcry would be. he was saying i'm overworked. you got me running around and, you know, i'm clearous. it would have been taken in ideological way because that's what the liberal press wants to believe. now, what i do believe. >> you are right about that. the liberal press would have said that they were somehow ideological even though they weren't. >> bill: last time andrea mitchell was on this program in 2007 on the factor. study done by pew research stead nbc news was the most supportive of barack obama. that's what it said. okay? this is an objective study. i had ms. mitchell on and she, of course, didn't believe it just like you don't believe ms. mitchell was denigrating republicans. lock, you have to know and everybody has to know that nbc news is really getting into deep water here with this combination nbc, msnbc. they are really getting deep. >> bill, the most important thing that s. that people understand what they are watching. if the viewers or the readers. >> bill: do they understand the cr

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