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why their new arrival has other parents so upset this past weekend. h@h@h@h@h@h@u >>> take a look at this an australian tourist bungie jump on new year's eve in africa went wrong when her cord snapped over raging crocodile infested river. she plunged 365 feet into the water she talked about that moment and how she survived on "good morning america." >> [ unintelligible ] >> she still has bruises and she can't fly on a plane now because of damage to her lungs. doctors are amazed her injuries weren't more serious that was her first bungie jump ever. she says, likely her last. the company maintains its operations are save and says the broken equipment has been -- are safe and says the broken equipment has been replaced. >> we hope so. >> i'm sure there will be an investigation. >>> back here sunny, which leads me to the question with martin luther king weekend coming up, a lot of people want to ski and are still waiting for snow. >> people are saying pictures of snow. it will all be manmade no mother nature induced snow coming that way probably for the nex

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. >> rose: so electability... >> i think h comes in with good cards. >> rose: so conservatives are willinto vote more for electability than they are someone that they believe has been an authentic conservative throughout his plit career? >> well, first off, it's not monolithic. our party is like the democratic party, it has all sorts of different folks running around. but we all come under the banner of basically smaller government, more efficient government and individual liberties. under those tests, mitt romney meets those tests and i think for most republicans we really feel very strong they the country's at a tipping point here. we're going to have to choose which course we take. are we going to follow, as mitt says, the european model of governance or american exceptionalism building epientrepreneurship and individuals taking risk? it's very important to have a candidate who can carry our message and beat the president. >> rose: but can he be hurt and damaged by... >> and i think mitt romney meets those criteria. >> rose: as has been stated here, can he be hurt on the republican side

so i called h office and the answer we got back was that he was kind of, you know, he was awe struck, basically. and so think of being in that situation where even one of the most famous successful actors in the world doesn't really act normal around you. and yet michelle obama really is a grounding influence. you know, even something as simp els alike there was a stevie wonder concert at the white house. and the president had to make, the president was making remarks at the beginning. and she looks at the podium which has the presidential seal and she says we're at a stevie wonder concert y do we need the little podium with the presidential sealment can't you just like stand up there with a microphone like everybody else. >> rose: finally this. what question would you like most to have answered to about tho bomb-- obamas. >> that's such a great question, charlie. i think thatthe question like if i were speaking to a historian like you know a hundred years from now and i was saying come on g get the thing th i, you know that is beyond the boundaries of realtime reporting, i guess the

apparently enjoys reading both web sites as well as social networking sites like twitter facebook so why is d h s monitoring popular news and social networking websites well the agency claims it's just trying to keep tabs on major developing events and has been since two thousand and ten just monitoring web traffic around things like the haiti earthquake or the winter olympics to keep the d.h.s.s. command center in a position where they could better respond to things like. but is that what's really going on not according to the electronic privacy information center or epic which recently filed a freedom of information act request with the department of homeland security to find out what's really going on here and tell us what epic discovered is genuine call director of epix open government program ginger welcome back thank you for having me great to have you with us what were your main findings as a result of this four request what did you learn so what we got were some very recent contract statements of work some reports prepared by the department of homeland security and what we found that wh