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That a good thing. clapper is nsa. that was the guy that was stumped by culture host in the morning not knowing about the london bombing taking place or attempted thwarted bombing. >> that was clapper. >> he was national intelligence director. >> bob: that is why military men run it. >> dana: i think they are solid grounds to do this. its going to create a lot of jobs in terms of administrators and people they need there, i.t. people. so good for utah. in terms, my stuff is entertaining. >> i ca...

Cost for other people. thats unlike every other part of the market and i think thats the limiting principle the courts will find persuasive. >> you challenged the governments lawyer about this law and the precedent that it would set. scalia made what he called the broccoli argument. here he is making it. lets listen. >> why do you define the market that broadly? health care. it may well be that everybody needs health care sooner or later, but not everybody needs a heart transplant, not everybody...

Courts will find persuasive. >> you challenged the governments lawyer about this law and the precedent that it would set. scalia made what he called the broccoli argument. lets listen. >> why do you define the market that broadly? health care. it may well be that everybody needs health care sooner or later, but not everybody needs a heart transplant, not everybody needs a liver transplant. >> thats correct, justice scalia, but you never know whether youre going to be that person. >> could you de...

it may be the most critical supreme court case since the justices ruled on the 2000 presidential election, but out in obama administrations health care reform law is under close scrutiny. in a dramatic hearing today the court appeared deeply split. conservative justices are showing deep skepticism about the individual mandate which would require people to buy health insurance. cnns congressional correspondent kate bolduan and jeffrey toobin were both inside the court today for the hear...

panthers have offered a $10,000 bounty for his capture. politically, economically, the next three days will affect the course of life in america for decades. six hours of arguments on four distinct issues arising from the 2-year-old health care reform law are well under way at the highest court in the land. todays issue could make the rest moot. the gateway question asks whether the individual mandate for everyone to buy insurance or pay a penalty amounts to a tax. if it does, it can...

arguments, two hours a day. rallies for and against the law are adding to all the drama surrounding this case. its a circus around scotus. well have a live report and analysis from the high court in a few moments. today marks one month since unarmed teenager trayvon martin was gunned down in sanford, florida. public outcry just keeps growing because the shooter, george zimmerman, has not yet been charged in this case. a cnn/orc poll just out show that is 73% of americans say police s...

here in new york city. great to have you visiting us. >> pleasure to be here. >> and john is a political comedian, will cain and fdorian nice to have each and every when of you. >> good morning. >> interesting to think its been a month since trayvon martin killed. >> and two weeks since white people heard about it. >> the story was not that well-known in the media. >> on social media it was making the rounds and finally everyone else picked it up about two weeks ago. >> of course its o...

Members, we contacted the spites administrators about our interest in speaking to one of those members. one pastor said he no longer wanted to be secret about his skepticism. hes a working pastor at a naup denominational church in houston and he joins us from washington where yesterday he attended the reason rally. thank you so much for joining us. >> good to be here. >> tell me about your personal journey. how and why you entered the clergy, what was your religious faith upbringing. >> i grew u...

all straight ahead in the newsroom. u.s. military investigators believe the soldier charged with killing at least 16 afghan civilians in kandahar returned to his base between killings. army officials now believe staff sergeant robert bales killed people in one nearby village, came back to his post, left again and killed people in another village. nine children are among the victims. this timeline is reportedly based on interviews conducted at the scene. barbara starr is on the phon...

loved ones in that killing spree. lets bring in sara sidner, shes in kabul. s sara, how much money did these families receive and how is it that this news even emerged. >> reporter: we were told there was a meeting in kandahar city where there was the governor of kandahar province, some of the provincial leaders there as well as a few of the victims and they were handed over $50,000 per each person who died and $10,000 for each person who was injured. so that totals about $860,000 that...