we'll be joined a little bit later by joe cirincione from the ploughshares fund.an page is a washington bureau chief from the "usa today" to talk about their latest poll and people who may decide not to vote at all. but first... >> this is the "full court press." >> other headlines making news on this thursday, the white house is hosting a state dinner monday. for kids! the hill reports first lady michelle obama is hosting 54 children, one from each state and u.s. territory for lunch not a dinner even though they're calling it a state dinner. healthy recipes as part of a let's move campaign and a performance by the teenybopper band big time rush. the kids are all winners of a white house recipe writing contest. they submitted recipes including a bunny bisque. >> bill: bunny bisque. >> rabbit? >> is there actually rabbit in there? >> bill: they shot them on the back lawn. this reminds me, by the way josh, we were talking yesterday about the fact the president was out on the road enjoying his beers. he had somebody go back on the bus and get a bottle of the white ho

calling themselves the transform now ploughshares, the three reportedly cut through fences to paint slogans and throw blood on the wall of the nuclear-weapons plant in oak ridge, tennessee. the facility processes uranium for new hydrogen bombs and makes nuclear warheads. an indictment unsealed thursday, the three activists, including an 82-year-old nun, were charged with the aggregation of plant, which carries a maximum of 10 years behind bars. attorneys for george averment are arguing for the dismissal of second-degree murder charges under the state's stand your ground law. simmons defense team and supporters have cited -- the hearing is not expected for several months. york police department's launched a new citywide surveillance system that will allow police to monitor thousands of cameras around the city and instantly call up detailed information about surveillance target. the domain awareness system is connected to about 3000 television cameras stationed around york city with more cameras recorded the plant as well as several hundred license plate readers found it on police cars and st

. >> bill: joe cirincione is our guest from the ploughshares fund on the "full court press."ugh time. only a couple of minutes left. we were talking cyber warfare. based on the story from "the new york times" that the united states has engaged in it successfully, it appears against iran's nuclear weapons program. where is this all going, joe? >> there is a new generation of the cyber warfare just been detected, a program called flame. apparently designed by the same people who did a bigger program. several tens of megabytes that infected iranian systems but is spreading to other computers. very interesting. it doesn't disrupt the computers. it just absorbs information. not only from the computer. it can use blue trot technology to tap into nearby blackberries for example and dump and gather all of the information, photos address books, stuff like that. so it becomes -- all of a sudden computers look a lot more sinister than they do when apple is showing off the wonderful things we can do with computers. >> bill: but it looks like the future of our nation now is not going to b