it was clear how undefined mitt romney is to most of these voters. they knew very little about mitt romney. they knew he was a bidman, a family man and maybe about his religion and perhaps a little bit about some of the work he did with companies to build them up or tear them down. >> perry, just last night, attorney general eric holder pointed two u.s. attorneys general to lead the investigation. what's the latest you're hearing about this? >> i think this is a big step. it really tells you -- you saw how angry the president appeared yesterday when it was suggested to him that he's leaking information basically to help win the election. he's very flustered by it yesterday and a few hours later, holder announcing an investigation into it. this is a big step for them. tells you they're taking this very seriously. democrats and republicans were campaigning about the leaks. it's an issue we're going to continue to hear about here in washington. >> thank you so much to you both. a little more than five minutes from now, a live interview with gary johnson

so, the duties of the chief justice are undefined and much about the supreme court initially was undefinedd to create itself and it has done so not in a straight line progression, but it is done so through cases. the cases that in the early years had to decide because it had very little discretion over what to hear and the cases these days that it chooses to decide. even that was a choice by the supreme court. most appellate courts today in this country, they have to take what comes. and so they act sort of as courts of review, courts of appeal, courts of error correction and that was the supreme court's initial stage or so it seemed that william howard taft, the capstone after his presidency was becoming chief justice of the united states and he sized this up. he thought the court would greatly benefit from the ability to write its own ticket, create its own docket, not have to take every case that came along. so under his leadership, his urging, congress passed in 1929 what is known as the judges bill because all the judges of the country got behind this effort and gave the court for for

let's talk about quickly though what the first team called the undefined romney. we saw with the decision from the supreme court regarding the arizona law, the president's deportation policy that romney is still largely undefined. i believe it was joe scarborough who brought up the point that others have. is he going to try to run out the clock, hope that these unemployment numbers that come out of the next couple of months are not good and that's the way to win? >> a lot of his strategy is going to be running out the clock. that's not all he can do. he does have this problem of most americans know his name but don't know much about him. he hasn't been able to connect with people on a personal level. he has a lot of raw material working in his favor in terms of economic conditions and dissatisfaction with the economy under obama. he's got to fill in the picture in ways that make him more appealing to more people. >> he may not want to. 6% of the respondents don't know who he is. 20% say they know a lot about him. avoiding answering questions, for example, of do yo

much about the supreme court, initially, was undefined. they really had to create itself, and it is done so not in a straight line progression, but it has done so through cases. the cases, in the early years, it had to decide because it had very little discretion over what to hear. the cases these days, they get to choose to decide. even that was a choice by the supreme court. most appellate courts today in this country, they have to take what comes. they act sorted as courts overview, courts of appeal, courts of error correction. that was the supreme court's initial fate, or so it seemed. but william howard taft, after his presidency, he was becoming chief justice of the united states. and he cites this up and thought the court would greatly benefit from the ability create its own docket, the supreme court would benefit. under his leadership and urging, congress passed in 1929 what is known as the judges bill because all of the judges of the country got behind this effort. they gave the court for the first time the special power over the

permits might be mod -- first mine introduced for each of these soak fors is a completely new and undefined threat to their permits. epa's decision probably would have made it more difficult to make investment hiring or development decisions. project developers would now have to account for the possibility of now having the rug pulled out from under them after work on the projects had begun. now the precedent set by the spruce mine case is a serious threat for manufacturers in its own rite but it's only a small part of broader new water policies set by the epa that have manufacturers concerned. it's appearing to test the boundaries of it's authority. epa is in the -- clean water act. manufacturers are concerned that the guidance is legislative in nature and could significantly impact regulatory certainty by subjecting a wide range of traditionally in trust state waters to clean water act jurisdiction and permitting. moreover by doing this dramatic policy shift from guidance rather than by regulations or the regulatory process, manufacturers feel that epa is circumventing a lot of the regula

against islamist, but no matter who wins, there's no new constitution, the president's power are undefined and potentially unchecked. >> they will work with whomever egypt chooses. many are afraid it will soon feel like the revolution never happened at all. >> thank you, alex, reporting in tonight. >>> we return here home to take a look at this. dallas in june, a thunderstorm unleashed hail, pounding furry. tonight, families are reeling from the damage and the price tag, nearly half a billion and here is abc's ryan owens. hail storm from hell. tens of thousands of dollars drivers were trying to get home. the frozen bull lets ripped through roofs, bringing down powerlines and trees. the worst hailstorm to hit north texas in nearly a decade. >> it sounded like the house was exploding. >> reporter: the hail severely damaged everything from the marquee of this historic dallas theater to literally hundreds of cars. we're not just talking about windshields, look at the dents left behind. the insurance companies estimate the bill could top $400 million, all just from hail. >> it was boom, boom, b

has retroactive veto of the spruce mine permit is for each of the sectors and a completely new and undefined threat to the permits. it would have made a significantly more difficult to rely on essential 404 permits for investment hiring and decisions. they would now have to account for having the rug pulled out from them after the project had been initiated. it brought with it significant investment uncertainty that would translate into less investment, lost jobs and slower growth throughout the u.s. economy. the precedent set by the spruce mine case is a serious threat to manufacturers in its own right and it's only a small part of the broader, new set of policies being pursued by the epa that have manufacturers concerned. epa is testing its authority under the clean water act. for instance, epa is on the verge of issuing final guidance that plans its jurisdiction under the clean water act. and it could significantly impact regulatory certainty by subjects a wide range of traditionally entrust state waters to clean water act jurisdiction and permitting. moreover, by doing this dramatic poli

pulling you back in for sex, not really to build a relationship, there's all these kind of fragile, undefinedationships going on. you have to take charge and define them yourself and cut them off if it's not working. >> why do that to yourself? >> because women are in love with longing. >> you said it. i'm glad you said it because i would be called a sexist if i said that. did you say stalking? is it more -- it's more than just cleaning house. is this stalking? >> well, no, it's not stalking because we have to know this is a public billboard that everyone is going out there. if you find you're reading your own facebook feed and find yourself drifting over to your ex-boyfriend's wall and digging deep into his latest photos from the weekend. it's called facebook stalking in a slang way. it means you're messing with your own head. why are you doing this to yourself? >> all right, dr. wendy g advice. thank you. we'll see you at the top of the hour. doing another very important hour with dr. wendy at 7:00 eastern. thank you dr. wendy. >> you have a question about etiquette in the digital world, we

romney is undefined, like a stick figure.oted for obama last time, only four would commit to that this time, in part because of the big issue, views of governor romney. >> i know unlike obama, he's been a lifelong politician, has experience in the private sector, has created jobs, knows some of the hurdles that go along with that. >> he's made money. he came from money, but he made a lot of money on his own. and so i -- i think if you can operate your country like you operate your life, that's good. >> if you read your report and if you watch the video, which i did today, i see only an up side for romney. if people have that impression, four of ten who voted for him last time do so this time, if romney does a good job here on out, that's why you say the president is in trouble? >> he is in troublity stage of the campaign, too much glitz and glamour. >> paying the price for being the aspirational, transformational guy in 2008, people had him up here, now they see what real life is like? >> exactly, but they're willing to go wi

. >> undefinable. magic, first love, teenage -- >> rose: magic first. >> magic first. magic, period, first love, period. >> rose: ah. >> just, you know, there is a great facilitate at this book you should take a look at, to know what, you know and we all know -- >> rose: teenagers in love? >> it is just tongue on tongue and lights, just crawl all over each other. >> rose: you know this book? >> oh, a little bit, yes. >> thinking about being an adolescent which is a big part of the dna of spider-man there is a kid in there and all of the emotions you are experiencing at that time are apocalyptic, they made the teenagers and not the psychics anymore, they were the heroes and the kids, they gave them the power, and, you know, you, it, what it allows us to do is you explore all of those feelings we all identify with, and you blow it up over a huge landscape, you know, like going over to your girlfriend's house and her dad actually has a fun and is actually looking for you and that terror you feel is made that much more exaggerated dramatic and sort of fits the emotional la

one last thing, it puts marco rubio, still undefined, still we're waiting for legislation in a completelynt icebox now. it was feeling warm and hot and maybe he would be a leading voice for the republicans and the romney campaign on this. i think this freezes him out for a good long while because much of this reflects at least what he's discussed publicly about what his intentions were. >> susan, we had clarissa on. this deportation, i was struck when i read it in the "new york times," 400,000 people deported every year, most since the 1950s. she seemed to say this is a nice first step but this deportation problem is a larger problem. president obama doesn't have a hispanic problem in any meaningful way, he's up 30 points on them. what is the political ramification here? does this announcement today zero out concerns, disillusionme disillusionment, maybe less excitement for obama by the latino community? >> it's what he could do on an issue that tugs to the heartstrings the most of the illegal immigrants in this country and the situations they find themselves in. it creates a big problem

much about the supreme court was undefined. it had to create itself. it has done so not in a straight line progression, but it has done so through the cases. the cases that come in the early years, it had to decide because it had very little discretion over what to hear, and the cases, these days, that it chooses to decide. even that was a choice by the supreme court. most appellate courts today in this country, they have to take what comes. they act sort of as courts overview, courts of error correction. that was the supreme court's initial fake, or so it seems, but william howard taft, after his presidency was becoming president of the united states, and he sums up from the ability to

the president's powers are undefined and potentially unchecked.democracy never easy. >>> another closely watched election comes sunday in greece. investors there on edge because parties opposed to the terms of the country's financial bailout could take control of the government. that could mean greece would leave the euro zone. that could spread panic among markets. >>> gay pride coming to the pentagon. for the first time ever the military will soon host its first event recognizing gay and lesbian troops. a pretty remarkable change in fact considering it was only nine months ago the pentagon got rid of the policy that banned openly gay service personnel. >>> there is now fallout this morning over a controversial photo featuring military moms. the woman who orchestrated the picture of breast-feeding soldiers has been fired from her job as x-ray tech. crystal scott says her civilian employer fired her because of the controversy over the pro-nursing photo. now there is word that moms in the pictures were reprimanded by the military for violating a ru

we have really retrenched undefined our employment programs around veterans talking to veterans, walking them through the process. let me translate your skills into civilian speak. let me help you the job process and let me get you set up. let's bring employers want to hire, next week is bringing 500 jobs. the jobs are good ones, ranging from blue collar to white collar. we have the automotive companies there. it is really quite an event. please do take note of that. we will be joined out there with representatives from the first ladies joining forces initiative. we have the u.s. chamber of commerce there. hiring our heroes program. we actually only pay 25% of the bills to put on the jobs conference. so the private sector is picking up the other 75%, it is a great example of leveraging. we of course have hiring managers from the federal government running 4000 jobs to the site with a veteran's preference, which means it can go in and hire them very quickly. we will all be on site. it is going to be a heck of a three-day period. simultaneously, we are working to make sure that this open h

is considering a regulation that would require farm and ranch families to take as yet undefined measures to lower the amount of dust that occurs naturally -- i'm not kidding you. lower the amount of dust that occurs naturally and is transmitted into the air due to agricultural production activities. it's hard to go through this and maintain your composure. things such as combining, haying, moving cattle, tilling a field or even driving down a gravel road, failure to do so would result in a substantial fine. senator johanns is offering an amendment that would prevent the e.p.a. from issuing any new rule that regulates agricultural dust. i kid you not, mr. president, they want to regulate agricultural dust. finally senator crapo and senator johanns are offering an amendment that would help farmers across the country manage their unique business risks associated with day-to-day operations. the amendment would prevent unnecessary capital from diverting away from job creation and invest in businesses that was never intended by the dodd-frank act. this would protect farmers in businesses and u

moreover and certainty about the resolution of these fiscal issues could itself undefined business and household confidence. fortunately avoiding the fiscal cliff in achieving long-term fiscal sustainability are fully compatible and mutually reinforcing objectives. preventing a sudden and severe contraction and fiscal policy will support the transition back to full employment which should aid long-term fiscal sustainability. at the same time a credible fiscal plan under the federal budget on a unsustainable path could help keep longer-term interest rates low and improve household confidence thereby supporting improved economic performance today. a third objective for fiscal policies to promote a stronger economy in medium and long-term to the careful design of tax policies spending programs. to the full six impossible spending polish should increase incentives to work and save common courage investments and work for skills, stimulate private capital formation, promote research and development and provide necessary public infrastructure. although we cannot expect our economy to grow its

for any essential or preventive health care service that the employer objected to because of his undefinedreligious or moral convictions. for any reason, to deny health coverage to an employee. well, we defeated that amendmen, the blunt amendment of missouri. it was another attempt to try to give to employers a way to discriminate against employees and, in many cases, against the women who work for them. we have tried our very best to push through bipartisan legislation which in the past hs passed overwhelmingly by a voice vote. the violence against women act. have you visited a domestic violence shelter? have you seen a woman who's been a victim of dises i can violence? i have, sitting across the table from me, there she was, with a baby on her lap and a big black eye. she had been punched in the eye by her husband and she came to the shelter looking for a helpig hands. you can't look into the face, te teary-eyed face that have mothe, and think that this is not a god cause and a just cause. and it turned out to be a political battle here as to whether or not we were going to pass the viol