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What is interesting here is we only have studies that show distracted driving. it is very difficult to prove whether texting while driving specifically is what caused an accident. if somebody gets into a car crash, you know, at 1:05 p.m. for example, yeah you can prove they received a text message a minute before-hand but you cant prove they read the text message. you cant prove that text message actually is what caused the crash. >> you know whats amazing, in the study it doesnt take long at al...

When it was rolled out in 05, it was squashed and killed by republicans. now you have jeb bush, the more conservative position is not a pathway to citizenship but legal status and on the other side is the rubio position, which pathway to citizenship. >> is there some tension now? >> i dont believe there is. my understanding is their relationship is as warm as it always was and they came down and slightly different place. i think that marco rubio represents more current thinking in that hes parti...

It would be impossible for people to get to work, get to school, to live as a functioning state. >> andrea mitchell, martin fletcher, joel, we will ask to you stand by. the news conference expected to start at 2:25 now, instead of 2:05. when that happens, we will of course bring it to you live. back here, developing, the manhunt for the gunman who shot and killed the from colorado corrections at his own home. also, immigration reform is back on the fast track in washington. but our first team ...

This. we know a tree was planted at president shimon peres home, which our president hoped would blossom and grow and be a long standing trip to a warm relationship between the two. this is something that will have a news conference at 2:05 p.m. these two gentlemen, these leaders will go into some closed bilateral talks, i believe dinner will be served. about that hour over there in israel. and we will have a news conference after which we will cover that live at 2:05 p.m. eastern time. we do ...

Ask your doctor about crestor. [ female announcer ] if you cant afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. today marks exactly extend years sense the u.s. led a coalition to innovate iraq and topple saddam hussein. the anniversarys met with a wave of violence across baghdad, leaving behind dozens of dead bodies and piles of rubble. >> the frequent si of the attacks over the year makes it easy to look away and isnt as dangerous as it was from 05-08 but its much different for those...

How do you modernize conservative? >> we were talking about this. its certainly a worthwhile effort. every party goes through it when they lose. this one, i think, priebus is doing a much more thorough job and i think is much more thoughtful about this, much more mature about this process than possibly any time in the past. >> it was blunt language in the report. i have to say. i was impressed. >> often its done as way to try and save their job. thats not what this is about. i think its going to...

>> i guess the question is though do you think ten years out it was worth it or do you think its too soon to tell? >> again its a question of what does worth it mean? was it worth it to the lives that were lost there? was it worth it with the trillions of dollars that weve spent there? >> go ahead. >> i would say it was worth it but it was also a little bit too soon to tell because theres nothing ever certain in human affairs but if you look at the accomplishment of our troops in iraq, they depo...

Affairs but if you look at the accomplishment of our troops in iraq, they deposed an evil tyrant who was an aggressive international dictator, he invaded across two boundaries, he demonstrated the ability and the will to use weapons of mass destruction. he was believed by every western government including senior high-ranking officials in president obamas cabinet now to be developing new weapons and in violation of numerous united nations resolutions. there are certainly missteps in the early da...

115 tickets are issued daily in that tiny town. each ticket, each fine i should say, is $105. that adds up to more than $360,000 per month and that money is split between the city and, of course, the people who make those speed cameras. joining us now from new york is our cnn legal contributor paul cow hen. good morning, paul. >> good morning, carol. >> these kind of stories fascinate me. is this the first time that a judge has ruled that these speed cameras are unconstitutional? >> well, no, it...

And certainly paul rye crans plan is incredibly vague in its language. about what is still the third rail in american politics. >> i think you have to go back to recent history. one of paul ryanss big defeats was in 05. he was a key member pushing social security privatization. he had a plan so far out there that the bush administration said it would be irresponsible to embrace it, and then of course the bush administration came out with something more modest, arguing -- but they got hugely, hug...