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>> so far the controversial comedy has raked in about $18 million. >> peanut butter and jealous. >> reporter: most of it online with more than 2 million downloads. >> i wanted to see it as quickly as i could. >> reporter: now apple itunes is jumping on board. >> ive never heard this before. >> reporter: as sony cashes in -- the question looms. will the hackers who the u.s. says were working for the north korean government strike back. >> i think theyll continue to go after sony as punishment and...

People asking that question. unfortunately in aviation we often see these events that we dont anticipate. many of us didnt expect a flock of geese could take down an airliner by ingesting in both engines geese until we had the miracle on the hudson. but we just dont know what happened here. generally, these kind of aircraft are very robust. thunderstorms, lightning, things like that dont tend to be the things that give them problems. smaller aircraft, yes. they are affected. home-built aircraft ...

>> oh, come on. privacy? charles krauthammer says thats a load of you know what. >> the administrations line is this a question of privacy? thats absurd. thats a crock. privacy? if you tell a governor that a certain number of illegal alien children are coming to a certain facility, there is no privacy involved, hes not naming names. hes not putting a photograph on the internet. this is clearly an attempt of the administration to handle a problem by concealing it the people who most have to know....

They are asking the americans about the number one issue facing the country. a year ago 3 percent thought it was an important issue now it is up to 17 percent. it could be a big deal for the up coming mid term elections. back to you guys. >> so much for transparency. the white house will not reveal where it is housing thousands of illegal immigrants because their privacy rights trumps americans rights to know. >> this administration is committed to enforcing. >> the administration, is this a que...

With the 11 or 12 million people more undocumented. and in general washington is in crisis. its seen as a crisis across the board with governance. we are failing on immigration, the economy, every issue we are failing. patti ann: we have to figure out what to do with some of the illegals coming in now. some governors are outraged that they are being sent into their states without any advance notice. last night on special report charles krauthammer responded. >> the administration line, is this a...

Health department is overwhelmed. its all because people in central america decided on their own they would come. it wasnt a decision of the american people. the american democracy, american government. and i was fascinated by ed henry and josh earnest over the nonnotification of the governors. administration line is this a question of privacy? thats absurd. privacy? if you tell a governor that a certain number of illegal alien children are coming to a certain facility, there is no issue of priv...

2016. first get to 2014 then well see where we are, whether we need to keep doing these crazy investigations or whether we need to start dribbling out an agenda at this point. if they retake the senate, it kind of -- it can kind of pull both ways because they can either take that as a mandate to push conservative policies or fire up the base, which will want to keep attacking obamacare -- >> can they do that if they take the senate? can they keep on investigating? if khattala is convicted in fed...

Making grease or communist russia or something terrible. its become this vaguer sense of abuse of power and become personal and not policy focused. thats why the energy is going into these hearings. i think as brian says, you have to flip the cards from one to the other. >> i guess the we is, in the long term, we are a two-party system here. how does the republican party emerge from the ashes of all of this sort of -- this empire theyve been building to recommend something. you made the point, m...

Apply humanitarian relief if its available but in most cases it wont be and kids will get returned to their home countries. >> certainly it is a treacherous voyage in these countries. in honduras, there is the high -- it has the highest murder rate in the world. i wonder given the fact that we have, are you at all concerned about the fate of these children once they are returned back to their home country? >> theres no question that in general this is a tremendously dangerous situation. thats wh...

Leaders out of office and its really isolated the sunni committee, driven them away. the problem weve got is theyve been driven into the arms of isis, of al qaeda, of all of these other tsunami militant groups. but the truth is they dont want to be there. they are very wary of those guys. you can say that on the one hand baghdadi and isis, they seem to have learned that lesson. to your point they seem to be behaving themselves up in mosul and the other cities that theyve captured. but at the end...