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rosen. zero. >> it makes no sense. the government by announcing you may be monitored at all times could lore our expectations. so here's my -- here's a hypothetical that i begin one of the chapters in there with, but it's less and less hypothetical in light of this case. i was at a conference that google, a few years ago, i think it was 2007 now, and the head of public policy at google said he expects within a few years google and facebook will be asked to put live online all the public and private surveillance cameras that are now blanketing the world. so there are already a few apps like this on facebook, you can sign on to facebook and look at live feeds of beach cameras in mexico which are lahr with teenager -- popular with teenage boys. so imagine linking the beach cams with the washington subway cams and arizona traffic cams -- [laughter] and basically archive and store them. if this were done across the globe, you could sign on to any street view in the world, click on a picture of so

rosen, professor rosen will be at 10. we were told to keep the introduction tied. i could go on at length with the highlights are he is a professor at george washington university where he teaches constitutional law. you probably know him oath as the commentator of legal affairs and in particular with the new republic since 1992. he has written for "the new york times magazine." you can hear them occasionally in "the washington post" and the author of six terrific books currently working on a new one with justice brandeis. he is consistently erudite, thoughtful. in terms of zeroing in on issues in a way that is both accessible to sophisticated laypeople and spot on for those who are familiar with the legal issues which is an extraordinarily difficult thing to master. thumb -- some years ago he was her guest at the marks lecture and i can tell you as somebody who was responsible that he is almost one of the most gracious people ever to come to tucson and we are very delighted to have this public intellectual and writer back here with us. jeff i want to talk about --

rosen, professor rosen will be at tent b. we were told to keep the introduction tight. i could go on at length, but the highlights are he's a professor at george washington university where he teaches constitutional law. you probably know him most as a commentator on legal affairs, in particular with the new republic where he's been since 1992. he's written for "the new york times" magazine, he's, you can hear him occasionally on npr, written for "the washington post," he's the author of six terrific books and currently working on a new one on justice brandeis. he's consistentlier you diet, thoughtful. in terms of zeroing in on issues in a way that is both accessible to sophisticated lay people and spot on for those who are more familiar with the legal issues which is an extraordinarily difficult thing to master. some years ago he was our guest here at the university of arizona as the marx lecturer, and i can tell you as somebody who was responsible for stewarding those guests that he's also one of the most gracious people ever to come to tucson, and we're very delighte

rosen case. whereas, more than 20 years ago, she founded the transactional records clearing house with david bernham which has requests and litigation made available to the public detailed information on federal enforcement, staffing and spending. whereas, in so doing, she has uniquely influenced the development of the foia during its formative years and beyond. therefore, susan long is deserving of this recognition as recipient of the 2012 robert vaughn foia award. there is one more thing. as befits the type of legal document the government has to file in court in freedom of information act cases, the final sentence. it is here by declared with 1746 that the foregoing is true and correct. i give you professor long. [ applause ] >> thank you, dan and thank you, alan, for all those kind words. you know, when dan called me to let me know that we were all going to award me this very significant honor and it had the word legend in it, i immediately thought, that means i'm really old to be a legend. a

james rosen, fox news. >>> d.c.'s new red top meter program suspended for 90 days thanks to emergency legislation passed by the d.c. council today. the old rules said if you had a disability placard you could park for free in handicapped spots. the new program requires disabled drivers to pay the rate at red top meters, but they can park twice as long as the stated time. many drivers did not know about the change and started complaining after getting $250 parking tickets. >> it is not hard to get a handicap placard in d.c., virginia and maryland and people are using it for free parking all through the district. if there's anything that people will howl about the most, that's losing their free parking. >> legislation passed today requires the mayor's office to produce a comprehensive report on the red top meter program including rationale for the program, how other cities treat their disabled citizens. >>> several montgomery county teachers and staff members are suing their principal accusing him of being a bully. >>

wendy rosen is the head of the rosen group, a company that focuses on microenterprised development. he's also a democratic candidate for congress. and leonard cooperman runs cnh business enterprises based in treasure island, florida. he owns coin-operated laundry mats. great to see both of you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> leonard, i want to start with you because you have such an interesting story. we hear a lot from candidates from the obama administration that small business is going to help us out in this job crisis. you are someone who had employees, and you actually got rid of them. why? >> the cost. there is always the issues you deal with. there's scheduling issues. there are payroll issues. if somebody gets sick as a small business owner, tag, you're it. you have to fill in. we're not prepared to deal with all the tax issues, so i have to outsource payroll. it's constant babysitting and constant care. that's something -- or time that i don't have to spend. >> just to make it clear, you had a dry cleaner. now you have coin operated laundry mat, which is why you can have no

james rosen is following those and continues team fox coverage. the first waves have come, in james. what do we know at this hour? >> quite a bit, shep. good evening. >> we are seeing different groups of voters break for different candidates. it can have as much to do with their views on religion or the economy as with the views on the federal government. let's start with alabama where evangelical christians make up a majority of g.o.p. primary voters. this group is splitting three ways between santorum, gingrich and romney. as in previous southern primaries such as south carolina, religion is playing a critical role in voting patterns. many folks say it matters to them that a candidate shares their religious beliefs. santorum and gingrich have the advantage among those voters. romney leads among those who field shared religious faith doesn't matter. another voting block we have been tracking closely this primary season is tea party supporters for whom did these folks cast their ballots? alabama's tea partiers split evenly among gingrich and santo

about guys like stanley hart's a story about james toolis the story about a new york i named david rosenthese are individuals that had to stand up a stanley's been a leader in going to congress and send a congressman guys are you kidding me this is ridiculous this is the most brazen act of potential fraud and cover up. in the almost the history of the financial industry and it's not being investigated so what another interesting angle of this story is that who's protecting the commodity markets and their integrity there are some things that are happening in this bankruptcy they're literally changing the structure. of investor protections so a number of people are looking at this from the standpoint of it's changing the core of investor protections and no one saying anything about it the way you leaders aren't saying anything about it the major institution the c.m.e. group isn't saying anything about the n.f.l. is sitting on the sidelines they're leaving it up to guys like stanley har and could fool us in row and rosen these are individuals with money out of their own pockets hello the co

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in washington, james rosen, fox news. >> newt gingrich did not compete in arizona or michigan.is putting in a great deal of time in the state. he was the congressman for georgia. senior national correspondent john roberts tells us gingrich has work to do. >> georgia is a hotbed of conservatism and gathering place for undecided voters. >> i change midmind five times already. >> patty and rick are undecided. they lived here 25 years, voted for newt gingrich in the past and say this time around they just can't. >> i really wanted newt at first. but some of the negative things have pulled him out of it. >> i have always been very proud of him. but the personal issues really come to heart. i struggle with that. >> gingrich's survival as candidate depends on the southern strategy. he has powerful help in the state. >> he has to do what he does best. that is to show that he first of all, can engage the president in a meaningful debate setting. somebody that has the right idea. leadership and electability are important qualities for voters where unemployment is 10%. home prices are in

. >> rosen and friends are wearing arm bands that mark them as jews. when his parents were taken away to a place he never heard of, he was told -- >> don't worry. i send them back home. >> but his parents would never be home and five of his siblings died in the holocaust, too. the u.s. holocaust museum has 1.7 million visitors every year. they all get an education, but the first person program is something different. >> it bridges the time. these were 65, 70 years ago, the holocaust happened, but yet when that person is sitting right up here on stage and you're in the audience and you hear them and afterwards talk to them. a lot of people give them a big hug. they get their autograph. it connects you back to that time period. >> to rosen, nothing could be more important. >> it doesn't go by a night when i lay down at bed and say, what can we do? why does it happen? innocent people get killed. you white, yellow, or black, what's the difference? >> in washington, beth parker, fox 5 news. >> a maryland scientist learned his fate for selling state secrets.

i would save thousands of lives. >> bret: next topic, james rosen did a piece looking back four yearsatic primary between senator obama and senator clinton back then. a lot of republicans saying that this elongated process is hurting the republican field. what about the look back and comparison? >> it is hurting the republican field. they sort of modeled the way the primaries have been done, you know, with no primary where you win it all or lose delegates in the early part and so on. i never thought that democrats couldn't come together after the long primary. it wasn't, there weren't as many negative ads. really wasn't as nasty as this one has been for the republicans. >> bret: a.b.? >> i actually thought that it was bitter and ugly and the camps hated each other. that was apparent. hillary loyalists could not the arrogant upstart who didn't have any experience coming in and trying to take on the clintons and thinking he knew everybody and getting the endorsement of ted kenned kennedy. the obama people resented clintons trying to chokehold the party, but they were historic candidacys

here is chief washington correspondent james rosen. >> you know, tomorrow is our anniversary.e will have been married 43 years. so happy anniversary, swee sweetheart. >> this is their second go-around on the presidential campaign trail. ann romney told fox news things are different this time around. >> last time i was speaking i was doing fundraising, i was out doing my own event, too. but nobody noticed. >> any front-runner gets the lion share of the attention as well as the political clout. ann romney has been front and center. she has held a lot of town halls, a lot of campaign rallies and she is dynamite on the campaign trail. [ "happy birthday" ] >> carol paul is the most traditional political wife. often seen and almost never heard. >> when we decided to run, we knew there would be tough stories from the media. >> callista gingrich enjoyed a more visible role that might have been expected of the third wife of the former house speaker. political spouses have been enduring televised swings and arrows. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the first lady of the united sta

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heather and patty. >>> james rosen, thank you. >>> 25 minutes after the hour. president's chief campaign advisor may need some advising himself. what happened when he sat down with bret baier coming up next. >> take a look at this video. like nothing you have ever seen, yes? those are firefighters fighting a fire wearing dresses. you have to hear the story behind this video next. >> but first on this day in history, in 1980 one of the most famous cliff hangars in u.s. history. j.r. ewing shot on dallas. ♪ (gun shots snchl ( flu) test >> welcome back to "fox & friends first"." i am patty ann brown. >> ill heather childers if you are just joining us here's what you missed. a big rin for mitt romney. >> getting a big boost winning the primary by a wider margin than many expected. he won by 35 percent 35 percent to 25 where do the candidates stand now in the all important delegate count all about the numbers? mitt romney won at least 41 delegates in illinois last night with rick santorum picking up at least 10, newt gingrich and ron paul not winning any delegates t

mary madeleine and hillary rosen. >>> meanwhile, haylee barbour doesn't talk about prisoners who were pardoned. we were told he was unavailable all month which doesn't seem to be true. let's check in with isha. >>> breaking news. a tornado touches down in southeastern michigan. that and more when "360" continues. [ male announcer ] the game of life with the prius c! ♪ oh, my maltipoo's depressed. but my affordable prius c means i can pay for his acupuncture. whew. i love my pooch. oh no! my homemade sushi... turned p-ushi! use estimated 53 mpg to find a gluten-free alternative. look, this means i'm a chef. [ male announcer ] be a winner with the all-new prius c from toyota. ♪ without the stuff that we make here, you wouldn't be able to walk in your house and flip on your lights. [ brad ] at ge we build turbines that power the world. they go into power plants which take some form of energy, harness it, and turn it into more efficient electricity. [ ron ] when i was a kid i wanted to work with my hands, that was my thing. i really enjoy building turbines. it's nice to know that what you

in washington, james rosen. >> bret: latinos made up 9% of the electorate in 2008.any right now are dissatisfied with the the direction of the country. bill hemmer tell us they strongly support president obama. >> more than half are unsatisfied with how things are going in the country. that's from fox news latino poll. add up, 51% of latinos are not very or at all satisfied topping the 46% who are very or somewhat satisfied. >> latino voituriers not satisfied with -- latino voters are not satisfied with where the country is going but they found president obama had a high approval rate. >> whopping 73% job approval rate among latinos. well above the president 48% approval of all voters in the recent fox news poll. 66% of latinos approve of obama's job on healthcare. 58% on the economy. he scores lower on immigratio immigration. >> he didn't keep his promise on having immigration issues settled. >> 51% of the latinos call u.s. immigration policy too strict. 17% say it's not strict enough. 26% say it's about right. by a wide margin, latinos believe undocumented workers

james rosen. >> >> bret: no grapevine and more news from chicagoa and around the country.xt, how young is too young to get life in prison? >> welcome back to downtown chicago, where polls in the illinois primary will close in about an hour and-a-half. republicans are voting in a presidential preference election. mitt romney is hoping to grab many of the 54 delegates at stake. rick santorum is behind, having failed to qualify for at least 10 of them, because of filing problems. now, to central florida, where the federal government is getting involved in the shooting of a teenager. steve hariggan tells us,s the potential for an explosive reaction that has washington interested. >> reporter: the department of justice has opened an investigation into the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager, tray von martin, by a neighborhood watch volunteer if samford, florida. a county grand jury will be convened april 10. the investigation, which will be joined by the fbi and the state attorney's office, is expected to take several weeks. and comes on the heels of growing anger in fl

>> shepard: james rosen. thank you. back at home another indication today that our job market is indeed turning around. the u.s. labor department reports fewer americans were fresh out of work last week. the number of people filing their first claims for jobless benefits dropped by 14,000 to just more than 350,000. and that ties a four-year low. it comes after a report last week that showed companies continued to hire more workers. but even as more americans get jobs, it's costing them more to get to those jobs. according to the reporting of triple a, the cost of a gallon of regular unleaded gas has risen by more than 30 cents in the past month to an average of 3.82 a gallon. that has become a very hot topic on the campaign trail with republic presidential candidates insisting the united states should ramp up oil drilling to increase supply and decrease prices. but today the president told a crowd in maryland that the u.s. has already producing more oil than at any time in the past eight years. refining is the real prob

mary matalin and hillary rosen join us. >> and haley barbour continuing to refuse to answer questions about pardoning criminals, a few in particular who got new cars when they were released. we were told he wasn't available all month, which doesn't appear to be true. >> breaking news, a tornado touches down in southeastern michigan. we'll have the latest on the damage. that and much more when "360" continues. [ male announcer ] the game of life with the prius c! ♪ oh, my maltipoo's depressed. but my affordable prius c means i can pay for his acupuncture. whew. i love my pooch. oh no! my homemade sushi... turned p-ushi! use estimated 53 mpg to find a gluten-free alternative. look, this means i'm a chef. [ male announcer ] be a winner with the all-new prius c from toyota. ♪ i'm going to own my own restaurant. i want to be a volunteer firefighter. when i grow up, i want to write a novel. i want to go on a road trip. when i grow up, i'm going to go there. i want to fix up old houses. [ female announcer ] at aarp we believe you're never done growing. i want to fall in love again. [ female

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james rosen in d.c. tonight. james?yeah, as we can see from that graphic, shepard, 53% of those self-identified democrats in michigan voted for rick santorum yesterday. let's dig a little deeper. among those who call themselves liberal or somewhat liberal santorum won by 11 points. among voters who strongly oppose the tea party,son tropical storm crushed romney by 16 points. santorum even carried 24% of those voters who said abortion should be legal in all or most cases. in an interview with fox news' mike tobin in grand rapids this morning. santorum suggested he only received the support of reagan democrats who were motivated by family values and blue collar appeals. >> and on those two issues, they connect with me. that's why we were able to win city of detroit in that con directional district. >> president obama visited last month. there is no evidence the president's re-election team or organized labor for that matter encouraged mischief in michigan. still, the romney campaign issued a web video entitled "kill romne

we start with mike sachs, and jeffrey rosen, george washington law professor. welcome, gentlemen. mar mike, let me start with you. there are four separate legal issues the state is taking up. >> i'll start with the main event. the first biggest case that's coming before is on tuesday, actually. the cases start on monday, but on tuesday there will be two hours dedicated to the constitutionality of the original mandate. the next day there will abe case about an hour and a half over whether if a mandate falls, other provisions have to fall or the whole entire aca has to fall. now, going back to monday, the court will be arguing the preliminary question of whether they even have to reach the question or a technicality based on a statute from the reconstruction era will get on the way and prevent the court from even having to answer the question. finally the sixth hour will be wednesday afternoon and that's a question over whether the medicare expansion in the aca unlawfully coerces the state by tying medicaid into the act. >> jeff rosen, now that people have the lay of the land, and t

hilary rosen, thank you very much. dana milbank, thanks. >> thanks, anderson. >> let us know what you think. we're on twitter right now @ac360. >>> documentary that has gone viral, that wants to put joycep kony behind wbars in 2012. >>> also ahead, he's 82 years old, but this man will never forget like what it felt like to be forcibly sterilized when he was just a boy. it's hard to believe it happened here in america. tens of thousands of people were forcibly sterilized. it happened to him in the state of california in their eugenics program, so why won't california make amends now? details on that ahead. [ laura ] maine is known for its lighthouses, rocky shore, and most importantly, its lobster. it's the tastiest, the sweetest, the freshest. nobody can ever get enough. [ male announcer ] it's lobsterfest at red lobster, the one time of year you can savor 12 exciting lobster entrees like lobster lover's dream or new maine lobster and shrimp trio. [ laura ] hot, right out of the shell. i love lobster. i'm laura mclenna

. >> i n jolt rosen bought. -- i am joel rosenblought. as of today, 44,000 tennis players from juniors to senior citizens and set francisco and the bay area are four days from the beginning of the united states tennis association team's season. we are the northern california section of the usga, the national not-profit organization that is devoted to promoting a developing the growth of tennis. and i will use my artistic license and substitute recreation for tennis. the golden gate way club sponsored tend to swing 10 matches each in his first season. each will invite a minimum of eight non-club members and their supporters and families every weekend as opponents of those matches over the next 2.5 months. that means there will be a minimum of 1600 tennis players, have having no formal affiliation or membership to the club, coming to play tennis of the golden gate way. that is just one season. there are multiple seasons in each year. there will be combination teams that joined players of different abilities. men and women will play together

we'll get perspective from ari fleischer and hillary rosen. let start out with paul at state republican party headquarters in bellevue, washington. set the scene for us, paul. what's the latest? >> well, we just had three more counties trickle in. i'm going to bring in the gopwi. we have 26 of 39. >> 26 of 39. >> we should node the big counties not in yet. tell us what the last three counties were and what the count is in them. >> we had woodman and cal at and i can't remember the third one that was -- >> franklin. >> franklin. what we have now total, we have mitt romney at 36%, we have rick santorum and congressman paul tied to the vote 42.56%. and newt gingrich behind at 12 and about 3% undecided or other. our record attendance, 17,100 votes in already and these are the smaller counties. we had a total of 14,000 people in 2008. so we've got record attendance without the big counties. i think this shows a high level of enthusiasm and excitement and shows how important the straw poll has been. we moved it before super tuesday to get he can sie

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