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and i don't think that statement is overblown at all. (laughter) nation, i've got to tell you, i feel somewhat responsible here. you see, the secret service was here last week to protect the first lady and, like anyone who gets close to my virility, they obviously got their manhood jacked up. it's called being man jacked. (laughter) now, i don't know if it's the same team that was here but it wouldn't be the first time a visitor to this building had to seek professional relief after being here. (laughter) because-- and this is true-- according to the f.b.i.'s phone records, eliot spitzer called a prostitute in the car right after leaving my studio. (cheers and applause) i just want to stay bonnie raitt, you've been warned. (laughter) find a legal outlet, hot yoga, whatever you girls do to blow off steam. (laughter) and conservative journalists for news max ron kessler knows who's to blame here. >> it really is just a symptom of the management culture about him, the president's secret service, which condones corner cutting and laxness. pr

. >> as for his partner kym johnson, she said it was overblown and she supports it. you can catch it here. we have 10 couples still but the bottom two couples after tonight will disans off to stay alive in the competition. stay tuned and keep it here for abc2 news at 11:00. >>> genetics slow metabolism, reasons people justify. >>> and the number of people taking pain killers has increased dramatically. >>> in tonight's health alert, researchers say they found the link between two genes in childhood obesity. the study compared genetic data and found a gene with 13 and one with 17 and seemed to be indicators for obesity. the researchers say they don't completely explain obesity. things like diet and physical activities will play a role. >>> the number of people taking pain killers is increasing dramatically causing serious and deadly side effects. sales of oxycodone increased 16 times since 2010. in an aging population, doctors are more willing to prescribe pain killers and addiction is being blamed for the record use of pain killers. >>> a delivery at dom men know's s

do you think this has been overblown? >> i didn't say that.rcedes, my daughter warned this girl before she came into the house. the two girls that you have been running your mouth about over myspace and threatening are in the house. please do not go in the house. >> relatives of the other suspects also speak out. >> she is a very good person, and she's my baby girl, period. >> if y'all saw the video, it was a one-on-one fight. there was no gang beating. it's our sheriff trying to show boat. that's all it is. >> sheriff grady judd doesn't buy it. he says that videotape speaks for itself. >> i was outraged. i mean, when you looked at the violence, when you looked at the animalistic behavior, the pack mentality where they just beat her and beat her and beat her, and the reality of it is, the piece that you're seeing on television is after they knocked her unconscious and she regained consciousness. there's a lot more to that beating than just that two or three minutes of tape that we have. >> he also believes certain websites enable this type of

i think the politicalization program has been overblown. >> i'm telling you as a reporter who's covered these issues for more than 40 years, it seems very clear. each president, i know where the money is going to go depending on the party from the day one. you know who's going to get the jobs and how that group of people will think it will affect policy down the road. you know in advance. you don't have to be in washington very long to know where the pressure, like where the pipeline came from. i mean the national resources defense counsel has been up in arms about it. i don't know why. they've got such great minds. they haven't worried about such things since apples. >> it seems to me we've got to do more energy research in oil. there's a lot of opportunity and we've got to do in it clean energy. the idea we're going to pick one over the other, we need to do both. >> could i? i think rob's actually right, places like aarpa and darpa are success stories. >> just spell them owl out. the advance research projects agency. the advance research project agency for energy. >> and then the nati

then the same time what wall street koind of penalized the company for was overblown, the company largelyaround 30% revee growth and a company that has a beautiful business model and a hydrotheory, i think qaulcomm did a great job. >> tom: shares have had a nice run over the past many months. the rally stalled out though recently and after the close as we mentioned the stock was down in the low 60s. would you be a buyer? >> you know, interestingly enough i think it is attractive at these valuations, especially if the selloff does hold. i don't think lit. but that might have been part of the logic here that qaulcomm was slightly more expense relative to its peers, buat the sametime probably has the most attractive business model in this area between the strong 3 g and 4 g, and also the strong i. p. to licensing they have as well. so there's a reason it's more expensive, it's a great company and it's very attractive. >> tom: in the will 60s you'd be a buyer. let's talk about ebay, joe, with you. some strong auction results, pay pal is usually what ebay is usually thought of these days, earning th

are you concerned about genetically modified or enhanced foods or is it just an overblown issue this week let's talk about that do you care he's. obviously not i'm well i think it's less processed foods in europe that's for sure yeah i do think a lot of it is corporate driven here and it is related to money unfortunately modifying genetically food is totally. controlling they want to take over the super food sources over mankind so they can basically push up on us so why are americans ok with that i think is the knowledge the going to get information from regular t.v. . just being into team did you know that color was is made with i forget corn syrup in the united states but everywhere else it's made with pure cane sugar i didn't know that but it doesn't surprise me. so what is that why don't americans demands better things in their food. they don't want to pay more money for the food . they used to what they're eating but i don't care as long as they're comfortable it doesn't matter that would be my guess i think our country is run by greed and money and there's a lot of issues here

so this entire terrorist, drug trade, being a big threat in afghanistan i think is a little bit overblown. i think the issue is there is interest in insulating themselves from afghanistan per se, because that's a lack of clarity about the future of afghanistan and, in the meantime, trying to -- how can i say to be polite, to milk as much as possible resources out of those who can actually give them because they think that we can get resources out of this. we have heard about the projects and this is something this audience may be very familiar about but i wanted to play my controversial problematic about the projects that everybody has heard about or et cetera, et cetera. i give you seven problems with the economic project. economic integration this the region hasn't worked so far. the russians are not starting to put in their economic customs union. many of the central asian countries are actually moving towards that one, so the move for integration is more north than it would be south. there's questions about who would be paying for the projects. financing is not guaranteed. very seriou

so this entire terrorist and drug trade being a big threat in afghanistan i think is a little bit overblown. the most issue is that there is interest in insulating themselves from afghanistan per se because there's very lack of clarity about the future of afghanistan. and in the meantime, trying to, how could i say if you're alive to be polite to milk as much as possible resources out of those who can actually give them because they think that we can, you know, get resources out of this. we have heard about the projects. this is something that this audience may be familiar about. i wanted to play my controversial problematic about these projects that everybody is heard about or is casa 1,000, tapi, et cetera, and the railroads, et cetera, et cetera. i'll give you seven problems there are with these types of economic projects. economically integrate region in the hasn't worked so. the russians are now starting to pull in their economic cuss tops unit. ment of the central asian countries are moving towards that one. so it's the move for integrationing is more north than it would be south. the

i think this concern is overblown. as a lot of observers have pointed out, iran's history with proxy actors has been tepid at times. when they feel heat from the international community, they pull back from hezbollah. and i don't know why that would change just because they had a very small arsenal of nuclear weapons at their disposal. i think they would still respond. i see no obvious reason why not. finally, the united states can deter the use of weapons in war. this is the one case in which we can make a serious and unambiguous threat of reprisal. i think the threat would stick. now, unfortunately, so my bottom line is deter sense not only possible but it's likely. and it can succeed. it will get a lot harder if israel launches an attack. it will be a lot harder to deter all four kinds of behavior. in the aftermath of a strike on its nuclear complex, iran will have gigantic incentives to disperse and conceal its program. it will basically mimic the actions of iraq after 1981. this is what we don't want. it will beco

some academic researchers say voter fraud is rare and an issue that is overblown. >> but you may get a different take from those that run for office. >> how easy is it to steal an election? >> if they want to do it's a relative easy thing to do. >> former alabama congressman arthur davis told us while campaigning he would estimate the number of clean votes he would need to overcome the dirty ones cast against him, he says there is a have a light of ways to try to steal an election. >> you can fake absentee ballots. >> you can fake under the names of dead people. >> you dock that and it certainly can happen. >> it sounds like it is easy to do? >> if you have an intent to do it it's a fairly easy thing to do. >> case in point, brooks county, georgia, a unusually high number of absentee ballots were submitted. after they were counted, two candidates who were losing by a relatively sizable margin had a reversal fortune. they went on to win the general election. about a month later they were arrested and charged with allegedly stuffing the ballot box using absentee ballots. >> ten others

it's really annoying and lots of reaction on the right, i agree it's been overblown but a lot of it isction to that and two can play at that game kind thing. >> here is why i agree with you. i'm in the market for a new coffee mug. >> it's a total flip when i was in college. women's study, this was a former women's feminist -- whatever the hell it was. working mothers they should be paid for this work. this is what a woman who station at home. this is what their salary would be. now republicans are making that point in the head of a national organization of women, she doesn't work. i believe that call that slipping the script. [ laughter ] >> and no, look, i mean when i read the story earlier, i thought feminism was supporting women -- but even if she was taking shots at romney, is it so bad to say, hey, i don't think someone who is married to a really rich guy who never had to work a real job is a little out of touch with what the average american woman has to go through. i don't think it's bad to say. >> it's not gender, it's about economic class. this another way for democrats to rem

some academic researchers say voter fraud is rare and an issue that is overblown. >> but you may get a different take from those that run for office. >> how easy is it to steal an election? >> if they want to do it's a relative easy thing to do. >> former alabama congressman arthur davis told us while campaigning he would estimate the number of clean votes he would need to overcome the dirty ones cast against him, he says there is a have a light of ways to try to steal an election. >> you can fake absentee ballots. >> you can fake under the names of dead people. >> you dock that and it certainly can happen. >> it sounds like it is easy to do? >> if you have an intent to do it it's a fairly easy thing to do. >> case in point, brooks county, georgia, a unusually high number of absentee ballots were submitted. after they were counted, two candidates who were losing by a relatively sizable margin had a reversal fortune. they went on to win the general election. about a month later they were arrested and charged with allegedly stuffing the ballot box using absentee ballots. >> ten others

some academic researchers say voter fraud is rare and an issue that is overblown. >> but you may get a different take from those that run for office. >> how easy is it to steal an election? >> if they want to do it's a relative easy thing to do. >> former alabama congressman arthur davis told us while campaigning he would estimate the number of clean votes he would need to overcome the dirty ones cast against him, he says there is a have a light of ways to try to steal an election. >> you can fake absentee ballots. >> you can fake under the names of dead people. >> you dock that and it certainly can happen. >> it sounds like it is easy to do? >> if you have an intent to do it it's a fairly easy thing to do. >> case in point, brooks county, georgia, a unusually high number of absentee ballots were submitted. after they were counted, two candidates who were losing by a relatively sizable margin had a reversal fortune. they went on to win the general election. about a month later they were arrested and charged with allegedly stuffing the ballot box using absentee ballots. >> ten others

and analysts say that this $22 billion mum is definitely overblown.till it could mean more headwinds for transocean to come. on that note, i'll send it back over to jackie. >> thanks so much for that, carolyn. meantime here in the states, scott thompson is holding an all hands on deck with yahoo! employees today. he's expected to discuss the next acce next steps in restructuring which includes streamlining in to three core businesses. the meeting comes after yahoo! noufrpsed last week in a it would cut 2,000 workers. taking a look at shares, they are down about half a percent at 1146. meantime a question that impacting everybody, do you have trouble waking up in the morning some one man has invented what he says is the cure. an alarm clock that can only be stopped by getting out of bed. the clock has no snooze button. if unplugged, a battery takes over. the only way to make the alarm clock is to go into another room and type the day's date into a telephone-like key pad and at $350 a piece, even the price will have you losing sleep. i don't know about

they say voter fraud is still rare and an issue is overblown but you may get a different case from those that run for office. >> how is easy is it? >> it's a relatively easy thing to do. >> eric: former alabama congressman said while campaigning he would estimate the number of clean votes he would need to overcome the dirty ones cast again him. he says there a variety of ways to try to steal an election? >> you can fake absentee ballots. >> you can vote in the name of dead? >> you can do that. >> it sounds like it's easy to do if you know how to do it? >> if you have an intent to do it. if you are willing to do it. it's a fairly easy thing to do. >> eric: case in point, brooks county, georgia, an unusually high number of absentee ballots were submitted in the democratic primary for the local school board. after they were counted, two candidates that were losing by a sizable margin to the incumbent had a reversal fortune. lynde tra truckman and one other went on to win the general election. later they were arrested and charged with stuffing the ballot box. ten others were arrested in the

>> i think that concern is a bit overblown. we have seen this movie through europe. those governments already made those rationing decisions. we are growing slower in europe than two or three years ago, but it is still good growth. that's the same thing we'll see play out in the united states. this country is committed to biomedical research. we're not going to take it down to zero. and the future has such brightness with all of the new technologies. we're encouraged this will all work out. >> i was talking to david faber, best print in the business, what happened, what's going on with lumina. did they have to be taken offline, salespeople in disarray? when you're approached like that, your company can't be on its game it would be before approached. what do you see in the marketplace because of that deal, broken deal? >> well, i think lumina was probably a little defocused, trying to be sure they were running their best they could while under threat from roesch. we didn't see things from a competitive nature and had a great first quarter. record installations, record

to become next a nuclear launch perhaps realistically is all the hype over north korea a little overblown and what's going on in the meantime in turkey where ron is meeting with five u.n. security council members including the u.s. here to discuss it with me is christopher swift a fellow at the university of virginia law school center for international security law as for thanks much for joining us tonight good to see you i mean so what's your take right because we have seen a lot of coverage i'm sure it's been a little different because they actually let journalists into north korea this time around for the first time and so it's been very different and i understand on one hand there is flouting the international community and not doing what they're asking you to do but. north korea tried to launch a lot of rockets in recent years and they failed every time you know how big of a deal is it really depends on what the goals of the korean regime was trying to accomplish my sense is that you know based on the timing of the launch based on the fact the ranch really looks like it was rushed i

they were on safe, jeff wagner was eliminated, jaleel sat down with me to dispel reports he calls overblownnd silly. >> there are reports that came out that you called her a baby and an idiot. any truth about that. >> you can ask kim about that, zero truth. >> exaggeration. >> definitely some spirited conversations about no, i'm not doing this move, but name calling, please. >> there's reports of mark ballas have h-to come over and bring up the argument. truth to that? >> mark ballas did not come in our room at any time. >> jaleel also responds to tabloid allegations that he beat his ex-girlfriend. find out how he responds to that coming up later on entertainment tonight. >>> that's at 7:30 here on wjz 13. >>> a little girl and her family become the care takers for their now famous friend. alexandra click found this owl outside the home. her father decided to set thup live owl -- set up this live owl cam which garnered quite a following. recently one of the eggs hatched. alexandra decided to name the hatchling tiger lily. that's rare with owls. >> i guess so especially because you think you

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