on the nsa surveillance orem is a scholar of the force amendment. he's the real expert in that area. i raise questions about the constitutionality of the dubious constitutionality of the nsa data collection programs but i certainly know the difference between being a fourth amendment scholar and not being one so i think it would need a big mistake in our business of some our our colleagues were to think that locking is scholarship. blogging is not scholarship. it could be i suppose and my colleague ilya samin says it does -- generally speaking we are utilizing the knowledge and expertise we have developed an in real scholarship in the sense and putting into use. weblogging does allow us to do is you learn how to write better than you might have written the long form articles. i couldn't get enough but placed a newspaper until i started blogging. i kept writing in a sort of inverted way that would not appeal to newspaper audiences at once i started blogging i've got a different voice and i was able to publish op-eds. it does enable us to reach a larg

feeds on to manage its reader account from other writers any of the scenes that seem exaggerated to orem to maintain noses for effect. i will not give a hand in spreading the kind of false information. the genoa speaking almost in all cases the writing quality of home and attacked and injured least extend it to where high level a ninety mm mm on the floor. what are the most senior israeli mideast analyst to keep that down it means that working side by side even though put chili with counterparts from countries who we couldn't even get a mention by name this is huge victory for free speech isn't as widely as a peacemaker. i believe that we have to look beyond our relationship was the israeli arms and the trusty new neighbors. but to look at the entire middle east. because this is the neighborhood. and i think that someone enjoys doing something that tone. i couldn't really give up the temptation to be out of this guy just came back from washington where we had and it was only two conference always the johns hopkins university and i admit there was one of my bunnies colleagues ii so the sn

the tone as if it was made in tone to the synagogue or in front of them in orem. concerning the locals. the summit ridge only went one night just in england but was quickly picked up by french media and officials. an elk or even incredibly helpful popular figure in from the court he studied the hotel name and fair when he comes out and dump it at its knowledge of the fringe of molecules thing is reading from the mainstream. i think what's interesting about is that it is all the canal just yet on the front pages around the world not just in from the just friends controversial french comedian to donate rice to just get well which of late nineteen eighteen was the forty seven euro forty convicted of anti semitism challenges seven times claims the summit is an anti establishment signal an old anti semitic since i know could still eat many photos have emerged showing two domains fans mimicking the gesture else but your sites including outfits and french alps. french interior minister on your bowels has labelled the shouted anti semitic don't come with me and called for

. >> i just like the fact that you don't know whether he is disappearing orem earthing and i just thinky for someone with cancer, there is all of the questions that are going on and it just really appealed to me. >> you created a book for this, raised money for people going through breast cancer. bob, bottom line, why do you do this? >> well, we've seen a lot of people going through their treatments and there isn't a lot of organizations that help women during their treatment. it is all about a cure or research and for us, linda has seen first-hand, her friends that would come to chemotherapy with their child because they don't have childcare. and it is like, that is one of the hardest parts of the treatment, is to deal with the chemotherapy and the side effects and for us if they don't have the means to -- to be taken care of, i feel like it is up to us to help out with that. >> let me just say that, what you've done is unique and creative and i hope you are the only man in america who wants to do it. >> well there are a few that -- >> it is a wonderful tribute to your wife. >> thank y

> january 7th, 2006, angie hershey's alone at the check cashing store she owns with her husband in orem, utah. she's beginning her normal morning routine when a 6'6" man comes hurdling over the counter. angie knocks her head hard and is still in a daze when she feels a strange man breathing down on her. >> he was pointing a gun just inches from my face and making it so i couldn't move an inch. >> the man is dressed in yellow from head to toe. he drags angie across the floor. she's terrified, not knowing what he wants. then he asks for money, and for a brief moment angie feels relief. >> knowing, okay, i can do something for him that he needs. i can get him money. i will give him every penny i have. >> she starts talking to her attacker calmly. >> i'm opening the safe right now and telling him exactly everything i'm doing step by step. i tell him, i'm reaching in and getting the money out. the money's in an envelope. here you are. he says, i want all of it at this time, and i say, that is all of it. >> angie offers up her diamond ring, the keys to her car, the money that's in her purse.

you have austin, texas, provo-orem, utah, san jose is another. of the cities are creating their own versions of silicon valley, and right now it's finally paying off for them. there are other mayors that hope to share ideas on how to accomplish the same thing. i'm joined by philadelphia's michael nutter and san francisco's ed lee. you guys are two of the six largest cities in the country now? six, seven? >> seven. >> seven? we'll give you that. mayor nutter, the last couple of years, gatherings of u.s. conference of mayors, have been almost pleased. you guys have come here, congress, stop fighting, we're desperate for infrastructure money, and this year, you're not coming begging? >> there are always requests and needs. as the clip showed, much more upbeat environment, nationally employment rate continues to come down, certainly in philadelphia. we're seeing the same kind of drop in unemployment. people are feeling a little better. the projected growth by ihs global insight is really music to our ears. but we still have a lot of work to do. >> an