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To make sure everybodys, you know, following the rules? >> well fortunately now what we have is a situation where were informers, not enforcers, so were going to be informing the passengers what to do, but were not going to be standing there arguing, there will be some policy in place for noncompliance but i dont think were going to be looking at gadgets and making sure theyre in airplane mode. >> sean that brings up the question like i know because i fly every other weekend that people dont obe...

Our allies will not continue which i support. do you agree with her on that n. >> listen, you know, we learned pretty valuable lessons. in 1930, actually 1929, secretary of state at that time decided they were going to turn off our ability to collect information lou the 1930s we saw rise of imperialism, fascism and communism. russian intelligence services during that time killed millions of people. we had no understanding about that. i think history is a strong indicator for us. i would not stop...

The affordable care act offers to make insurance affordable with subsidies for low income americans and some others. 36 states decided against opening exchanges, handing that duty over to the feds. but the law when you read it says not once but twice that to get those tax credits or subsidies, they have to buy health insurance through an exchange established by the state. got it? critics say wait a minute, what about the federal exchange in 36 states? doug burns joins us, defense attorney, forme...

Has really -- i dont know a better word than face palm. but whats really gone wrong here is that weve lost our management brains for technology. >> yeah. >> so in 1996, maybe it was 95, the republican revolution came and gulted congress brains. it was called a technology assessment office. it was this team of people who advised congress on how to implement technology and how to implement technology policy. and thats why, you know, for me as a technologist, when i was watching the hear tgs other ...

Leaving after a game like this. the fact it took so long for someone to get there is a liable. >> we have to consider were watching a 30-second video, and 30 seconds elapsing wind chill dont know what happens next. while there may be a duty to provide a safe environment at the stadium, you dont want to create strict liability that creates liability for the team -- >> shouldnt you be on heighten awareness if you know there these were rivals and a controversial call. >> hi dont think weeing say. w...

>> floyd lannis filed a lawsuit as a whistle blower, essentially blowing the white l on the u.s. postal service violation of contract. lance armstongs team violated the contract by doping and the u.s. department of justice has joined that lawsuit to the tune of potentially $120 million. >> the lawsuit really points to business themes i think we bring up in the book for instance, armstrong argues that the u.s. postal service should have known it got this marketing benefit by sponsoring the team b...

To kind of catch us up on what is happening in this trial, harris. >> reporter: yeah, a lot has happened. they had jury selection earlier, now theyre really into it. this is a case of he said and they said. prosecutors are now expected to call some 60 witnesses to the stand in the murder trial of dr. martin mcneal. he says his 50-year-old wife, who had heart disease, died of natural causes, and thats what his defense attorneys are arguing in court. here is the 911 call, and listen carefully. the...

Jenna: lets bridge in these -- bring in these big stories were watching, what do you think is the biggest threat to our national security, the brinksmanship in washington, d.c. or a nuclear iran? >> i think, clearly, a nuclear iran. whats happening in washington is an argument about parliamentary tactics, and it doesnt change the reality. for republicans to get what they want, what they all want -- repeal of obamacare -- they need to win control of the senate and of the presidency. until that ha...

Decades by the late senator dan inouye. jon: you know the old saying goes that men should not witness how laws or sausages are made, and there you have some sausage making going on in the senate. both sides, the house, the senate, the democrats, the republicans, theyre all trying to put only pressure on each other to get the best deal possible out of this argument over the government shutdown and the impending hitting of the debt ceiling. harry reid there saying he is deeply disappointed in hous...

Soon to be fixed, but the republicans dont buy it. >> i think it is deeper than that, and the law is fundamentally flawed and the rollout has been a disaster and not a glitch. >> reporter: which is why the republicans have been arguing for a year delay just as the president wanted the employer delay. >> they did not want the same break that president gave to big business, and they did not want to extend that to the rest of america. >> reporter: regardless of what happens on the spending issues, ...