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Prepared to respond. >> can you talk about the role in the media in this? some of these news organizations are holding back information. the australian press reporting quite a bit about what they say is not being reported because they assume that the person who has taken the hostages might be monitoring the media. >> thats right. he probably is if he has any access to a radio or television, he has any brains, hell be monitoring it. thats good that the australian press is showing restraint. this ...

We all get here, are we alone in the universe? and we do this out there at saturn for so little money, everybody. i mean, this thing has been flying since 1997, cost 3 billion bucks. thats less than a third of a cup of coffee per taxpayer. i mean, once. its amazing what were doing out there. >> the investment is so important and needed, and particularly at a time when were also talking about mars. with the curiosity and the rover on the planets surface. curiosity bringing back information to us ...

Materials to hold back information but what is not appropriate for matters pertaining to the grand jury that we were told were released to have been held back and now based on a new request, now they are being released. >> and just to give you an idea of just how many documents were just released overnight, erin, this is them. it is a lot to go through. >> hundreds of pages, right, fair to say? hundreds of pages. sara sidner, thank you very much. and now paul cohen joins me and michael parks, ...

>> killing kennedy coauthor, martin dugard. hes collaborating with my four history books and many of you asked how that collaboration actually works. tonight marty joins me to reveal our secret formula. killing kennedy was a different situation because it was more investigative than killing lincoln. lincoln was more of exposing the man. kennedy had all of the conspiracy theories. i dont know whether you remember but i called you up and said we have a key into what really happened. one of my coll...

Now shes out of a job. a casualty of two major security breaches at the white house. the president calling for new leadership after the agency held back information on the fence jumping incident and another lapse. for more heres abcs pierre thomas. >> reporter: in the end, secret service director julia pierson could not protect her own job. >> over the last several days weve seen recent and accumulating reports raising questions about the performance of the agency, and the president concluded ne...

Russian defense firms that he sanctioned, included the maker of the buk missile. the sa-11. >> jennifer, thank. president obama and russian president vladimir putin on the phone talking about the downed jet. fox news chief correspondent ed henry joins us live. >> greta, that was very interesting twits to all of this. the president really learning some of the first reports about this jet liner being down from vladimir putin himself. they had a phone call scheduled already to talk about those new ...

Pushover. if he suspects that a litigant before him is playing fast and loose with the rules in order to prevent their adversary from seeing what they have a right to see hell come down on them very hard. its really the beauty of our system. the irs has stonewalled the congress to the frustration of two-thirds of the nation. the congress cant get to first base on this. but here you have a private litigant, true to vote and they have the irs, the great grand inqisitor, the irs to the wall and the...

But you may not even know. aclu is explaining. >> they send out powerful signals through the walls of houses and offices and force phones to report back information about cereal numbers and locations. >> reporter: aclu says it has email evidence that the u.s. marshal service specifically directed one local police agency in florida to cover up the fact they use the so-called stingray technology to go after subjects. the one problem, stingray scoops update at that for innocent bystanders. there is...

Vessel, on the sunkle vessel, that they cant get to them because of the amount of pressure on the windows so they want this vessel to be lifted. but the process of the cranes trying to lift something thats 6,000 tons, it is not a simple or fast process. so, the parents here, they actually are taking votes on whether or not these cranes should be used. right now its split down 50/50. jim? >> and they are leaving it up to the parents to decide when those cranes are used? >> reporter: theyre actual...

And recover it back to the vessel. >> reporter: experts say top priority for investigators is to retrieve both the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder. this rov called the triton xls can go to depths of around 10,000 feet. but the rov that is brought to the wreckage of flight 370 could have to withstand the pressure of around 15,000 feet of water. underwater pulses were detected at that depth last week. and unlike the bluefin, searchers are currently using, the rov is connected t...