and to withdraw them which is unprecedenteded.hat combined with the intrusion by the salahis where the uniformed officers of the secret service consciously ignoreded the fact that they were not on the guest list, what could be worse? they could have been terrorists. as well as in my book i document how agents will let people into events without putting them through metal kdetectors. that sloalone should result in firing of the director. >> they're holding an internal investigation. is that enough or do there need to be multiple congressional oversight investigations? >> the congress am investigations are just a lot of hot hair. there was a hearing held after the a lsaleh heyla salahis. you need to remove the director, bring in someone who will shake it up, someone not aligned with any interests within the agency such as occurred with bob muller. that's the way you improve the agency. you don't do it with congressional hearings, most of the time these congressmen don't even know what they're talking about. >> do you believe it shou

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they opened the doors to the international media, an historic and unprecedenteded st estep ann us righthave taken us around the facility. and they took us out to the command center to try to reinforce the message this is not a missile launch. this is in fact a satellite launch. they say the united states is confused about this. the u.s. says, no, this is a seriously provocative act and also in violation of united nations resolutions. there's a lot riding on this. here's a country that can't feed its people and needs international food aid and they did have a deal with the u.s. to provide that aid back in february. that now appears to have been scuttled by this move but they are determined to pressahead with that. the window is now opening. it's likely to happen in the next few days at least all of the preparations are now in place. the rocket is there. the satellite has been >>> let's bring back our panel. president obama's campaign put out this ad. we talk about the gop primary, i want to play this and get your reaction on the other side. >> corporations are people, my friend. i like b

. >> the trial is unprecedenteded and edwards and his lawyers say it's politically motivated. we go to the courthouse in greensboro, north carolina. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. good morning to our viewers in the west. experts say this case is unusual because it is the first time the department of justice is prosecuting someone over a coverup involving a pregnant mistress and the money used to hide her existence from the candidate's wife and from the public. john edwards' affair took him from a popular presidential hopeful to a man facing criminal charges who if convicted could wind up in jail. he's going into his trial fighting. >> after all these years i finally get my day in court. >> reporter: last june a federal grand jury indicted him for accepting more than $1348 and using the money to hide his mistress in lavish accommodations. the money came from two donors. edwards' friend and former campaign finance manager now deceased and reclusive 101-year-old billionaire who is too frail to travel. >> the case is unusual because it is the first time the department of

bill adding a new 65-mile, six-lane birmingham beltway to the development system this earmark is unprecedenteded in the appalachian region's more than 45-year history. alabama went from receiving 6.2% of highway funds to 25% in one fell swoop. >> the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is correct. if members would please refrain from having conversations on the floor. the gentleman may continue. mr. polis: it was good for the alabama porkway but bad for taxpayers everywhere and worthy projects across appalachia. my amendment strikes the windfall bailout and a windfall that comes at the expense of other states. the money comes from projects that would have been funded in georgia, kentucky, maryland, mississippi, new york, north carolina, ohio, south carolina, virgia, tennsee, and west virginia. even many alabamans understand that that this is a -- that this is a waste of federal dollars. if alabamans want to build a pork rind around birmingham, that's fine, but do it with their on money. many abamans agree, one in "the birmingham news" said,spen mantra of the birmingham