a close, the international consensus that he be kept isolated and unarmed had eroded to the point thated many critics of military action had decided the time had come again to do business with saddam, despite his near daily attacks on our pilots, and his refusal until his last day in power to allow the unrestricted inspection of his arsenal. choice wasn't between a benign status quo and the bloodshed of war, it was between waras and a graver threat. don't let anyone tell you otherwise. >> [applause] >> not our political components, not -- and certainly not a disingenuous filmmaker who would have us believe -- >> [chanting four more years] >> >> [applause] >> chanting four more years] >> that line was so good, i'll use it again! certainly a disenagain uous filmmaker who would have us believe -- my friends, who would have us believe that saddam's iraq was an oasis of peace, when, in fact, it was a place of indescribable cruelty, torture chambers, mass graves, and prisons that destroy the lives of the small children inside their walls. >> [applause] >> whether or not saddam possessed the te

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do thate asking them to that to help other landlords. >> area shelters say they may be forced to euthanize many pit bulls. >> a suspicious death in baltimore. officers arrived thursday night and found a man dead inside. police would not say how the man died. the catholic priest who pleaded guilty to indecent exposure will serve three years' probation. father mark bullock was witnessed exposing himself in a movie theater. he was dismissed from his position as a priest in towson. >> the countdown to conventions is on. anticipation is high but not everybody you would expect to see will be making an appearance. hallie jackson tells us who will be missing in action. good morning. >> from some former presidents to some current lawmakers, people are skipping out on tampa. he was the main attraction in 2004. but next week george w. bush will not be in florida with the rest of this party. neither will dick cheney or sarah palin. >> the republican party has a new crop of leaders that the they are highlighting. >> the most notable people that will not be there are those in tough races who do not want

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breaking news is that authorities are actually confirming for us there was something in his backpack thate. take me through it. >> reporter: ashleigh, we are finding out new information about this investigation. a law enforcement source telling our senior producer that the suspect had chick-fil-a sandwiches inside his backpack. as you know, the company, chick-fil-a, has been a source of debate in recent weeks and months because of their staunch stance against same-sex marriage. a stance the frc shares. and we understand that this suspect, 28-year-old floyd lee corkins, also volunteered at a d.c. center for the lgbt community. that community center executive director obviously outraged by this shooting saying that he could not understand a volunteer being involved in such tragic violence. but again, ashleigh, we're learning more about this suspect. we know that a law enforcement source says that the suspect purchased a six-hour nine millimeter handgun just in the last week in a gun shop in virginia. it was purchased legally. he will be charged, according to a law enforcement source, with fe

the fact thate and mitt romney are from different faiths they share common moral values was the way i think he put it. what did you make of it? >> i thought it was brilliant. this issue of being a mormon is an issue that has been out there for a long time. i thought paul ryan handled it in a beautiful way. yes, there are differences in beliefs but it is the same moral code. it is one of the thing that has formed mitt romney into a man that is maybe one of the most philanthropic men who has ever run for president in the united states. his religion formed. that he diffused a lot of the problems the democrats of raised. medicare, entitlements, the question of religion. i think he handled it absolutely beautifully. >> whether he was entirely factually accurate is up for question on a number of issues that he raised. what he is indisputable is that paul ryan has a plan. and that makes him quite a formidable opponent for barack obama and the democrats. until he came along, nobody was quite sure what mitt romney's plan would be. now he has chosen the vp who at least has a plan. >> i think i

. >> what we've learned about the disease, which is actually thate common pathway of disease. so these genes, the amyloid precursor protein which david mention and two other genes, people can have mutations in these genes that cause the disease. what we understand is these mutations lead to aggregate, increased production of that abeta fragment that david was talking about. so that seems to be the earliest change that we can find in these people is really pinpointing the amyloid protein as being central to the disease. >> rose: where is the focus of the genetic research. >> right now? so right now, most of the research is on understanding risk factor for the rests of the cases, the 99.9% of cases. >> it's a single gene defect. >> exactly. they are likely to be caused by many genes a very small effect and also potentially the environmental factors may play some influence in co-morbidities, other people may have increase risk. but all of these findings have actually pointed to this amyloid pathway, so whatever is the proximal cause of disease, it all filters into the same pathwa

the idea thate should be parsing and qualifying and slicing what types of rape we're talking about, doesn't make sense to the american people. >> a kin himself took to the airways of the huckabee show just this afternoon to apologize for the words that ignited a fire storm. >> i made that statement inner or. let me be clear. rape is never legitimate. it is an evil act. >> republican presidential candidate mitt romney is ramping up his response to akin's remarks but his aids say he will not call on akin to leave the race. peter alexander is with the romney campaign in new hampshire. we saw the town hall earlier today, governor romney did not mention this nor asked by a question by the people in the audience. we know he conducted or is in the process of doing this local interview. do you get the sense the campaign feels he needs to say something stronger at this point? >> they feel pretty strongly what they said is as strong as they will get. i will tell you what the statement is we heard in a conversation that mitt romney had with a reporter a little bit earlier today. he said specifically c

some of thate laer illustrated by his son christopher. altogether his works have sold more than a million copies and frequently focus on the gritty side of city life, one that he's lived and knows still from visits to detention centers and prisons as well as schools around the country. the best selling novel monster, for example, is about a harlem teen jailed as an accomplice in a murder. hoops features a young basketball player whose coach gambles on their championship game. a new book "just right: here's how" tells of myers own troubles in and out of school, how reading and write saved him and how they can help others too. you've taken this new role as ambassador for young people's literature. i read about your life. it seems as though that's a role that you've sort of assigned yourself a long time ago. >> i've always been interested in people, young people reading, and i see the, you know, when i go to the juvenile detention centers and prisons i see people who can't read. i know that when they leave those prisons and those detention c

let him prove thate has paid taxes, because he hasn't. >> all right. today mitt romney denied the allegations, again, as you saw. political analyst roland martin has been following this story for us. he's "outfront," along with "national review" senior editor ranesh peru. roland, mitt romney is saying, i've paid taxes every year. anyone saying anything to the contrary is wrong, put up or shut up. but senator reid is not backing down. why? >> again, because what they want to do is to force mitt romney to own up to these potential tax shelters, to reveal the information. and, so, remember, his dad set the precedent when he released 12 years of tax returns. so romney is trying to get away with a couple of years, because he doesn't want the scrutiny. so reid has jacked up the pressure by throwing this out there and it certainly has caught the attention of the romney campaign. >> ramesh, have we gotten to a point now where even if mitt romney were to say, you know what, i'm really, really angry, but the way to stop all of this is, here's my thousands of pag

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on thate they just took attitude that we are going to make this president a one-term president. and it seems like, to me the republican party is not the same party. there were a party of compromise at one time, but when the tea party got involved, everything changed. host: tells about your voting pattern over the years? caller: as far as the presidency is concerned, i have leaned liberal most of the time. as far as congress, i was originally from new jersey. i voted for republicans in congress. i voted for tom kane. host: st. stephen, south carolina, dorothy on our independent line. caller: hi, my name is dorothy. . i am . i have voted on both sides, with republicans and democrats. -- i am an independent. republicans have tried real hard to slow down the president, to make him a one-term president, as mitch mcconnell said. i never in my whole life since i voting have i seen this much hate the way they're going now. the republicans used to be a about compromise. but now they are not going to work with this president. they said they are not going to work with him. they made that p

heard expressed about this is the sense that over the transition over the next 28 monthschanges such thate more u.s. and nato troops embedded in smaller numbers that are in closer proximity to the afghan forces. in terms of a force structure issue, is that a fair characterization and does that potentially increase the risk for these kind of attacks moving forward? >> well, andrew, thank you. that's an important question. as you heard me say a few minutes ago, what we have learned is that the closer we are to the afghan formations, the closer the relationship, the deeper the french ships. dships.en there are brigade's organized together. they are trained together in their pre-deployment training cycle. when they arrive in theater they prepared to gather. when the time comes, their security force assistance teams deployed from a central location, tied into the brigade headquarters with communications, so there is constant coherence within that security force assistance brigade. originated back in the u.s. and there were built together out of this brigade. the brigade provide command and cont

secretary, the great state of iowa, the land between the missouri and the mississippi, the land thateedswith our corn, beans, hogs and cattle, the first in the nation caucus state that serves our political process by rewarding hard working, liberty loving candidates with delegates to this magnificent convention. iowa casts 22 votes for ron paul and 6 votes for mitt romney. >> iowa, six, romney. >> kansas, 40 votes. >> madame secretary, i am proud to represent the great state of kansas. a state where we often say, there's no place like home for barack obama in chicago. a state where we grow leaders like general dwight d. eisenhower, senator bob dole and our incredible governor sam brownback. a governor who is leading us to become a no-state-income-tax. in kansas we celebrate success like ku basketball, the wsu shockers and k-state football otherwise known in 2011 as the texas state champs, leadership, success, these are all great qualities in mitt romney. we are most pleased to offer 39 delegate votes for mitt romney and one for rick santorum. >> kansas, 39, romney. >> all right. so you c

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