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This really is because theyre being very prudent as to how the money is spent. and also to make sure that if we have another sandy in four or five or six years that we dont have the same type of damage. again, when theyre talking about the money not being spent fast enough, i would say you know, the other side of that, that means the money is being spent very carefully and prudently. >> congressman peter king, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. for more on this story, go to cnn.co...

Mattress price wars ends soon at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better nights sleep ♪ welcome back to "the lead." tom coburn reportedly said this. today cnn asked coburn about it. he refused comment. reids office fired back. nothing says comity like childish playground. when asked if he intended to talk to his frenemy, coburn said he would. charles krauthammer, he

Not suspected of a crime. >> we also learned of the large scale collaboration with telecom giants, internet companies and service providers. >> nixons crimes predated widespread internet use by decades. >> the tools for surveillance have never been more powerful and the threat to our civil liberties has never been greater. >> its everything you use the internet for. >> history tells us we need to watch watchdogs. >> in a surveillance state, democracy itself is dead. >> we need to end mass suspic...

Questions linger about what motivated a 14-year-old boy described as quiet and friendly to allegedly kill a beloved math teacher on school property earlier this week. but we are learning new information about what happened the day of the murder. investigators say colleen ritzer asked the suspect who has been identified as philip chism to stay behind after class when she noticed him doodling. hours later, police say the student killed ritzer with a box cutter in the girls bathroom. cnns don lemon...

On the train. i dont know how loudly he was speaken, but someone heard. jake tapper, hoh of "the lead," this is quite the story. we should mention michael hayden, contributor to cnn.com. so thestoriy is hes riding this amdraak amtrak, and hes talking and someone tweets it. >> tom used to be with moveon.org, a very liberal grassroots group, and he was sitting near general hayden. im not sure hue loudly he was speaking, but loud lay enouly e be heard, and he started to live tweet the conversation,...

And his chilling confessions up next. plus, a doctor is accused of drugging and drowning his wife. today, the mistress in the center of it all is expected to take the stand. stay right here. this is cnn. its estimated that 30% of the traffic in a city is caused by people looking for parking. thats remarkable that so much energy is, is wasted. streetline has looked at the problem of parking, which has not been looked at for the last 30, 40 years, we wanted to rethink that whole industry, so we ...

Of hours since release that we havent been sued. moore briefiously told us he is surprised he hasnt heard from disneys attorneys. >> if youre asking if im happy im not being sued and dragged over the coals, absolutely. >> hes vowing his next film, whatever that becomes, will be a whole lot easier to shoot. nischelle turner. cnn, anaheim, california. coming up, her look of disgust says it all. rachel mcneiacneill tells a jur about her fathers mistress, a mistress by the name of gypsy. >> it was...

Can get the sprawling list of issues with the healthcare.gov site under control. and have everything operating smoothly by the end of next month. that would give the uninsured about four months to sign up in time for the march 31st deadline and avoid being fined by the irs. four months. oh, im sorry, i kind of expected a cnn countdown clock to spontaneously spring up on the screen when i said that, an immaculately conceived graphic. qssi will be headed up the efforts. the to-do list includes tac...

Almost every other jurisdiction, has complete discretion ultimately in deciding whether or not to bring or not bring a case. >> its just important to point out -- >> yeah. >> that the dna evidence that led to the exoneration in 2008 was not available to the grand jury in 1999. so they didnt -- those tests had not been done yet. so that puts, i think, the decision by the grand jury in a somewhat different light. they might have come out with a different decision if they had had the evidence that ...

Time in 1999 did not have access to that crucial dna evidence that ultimately is the biggest clue into who may have committed this crime. now, the question still remains, though, who did it? at this point, the boulder police department remains the lead on this investigation. and im told that they consider it an open investigation, but its a cold case, so that does not mean its an active investigation. they continue to get tips, but im also told they have not received a credible tip for a very lo...