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Reach out to them. you know, this concept of volunteerism, this concept of patriotism, of giving back, it doesnt end when you take off this uniform. thats whats great about america. we have people who are really out there making a difference and not necessarily wearing a uniform for their country. >> you also said you wanted to be more creative. did you ever imagine yourself becoming an author? you ended up penning a book. >> well, it was a great gift. i have a lot of philosophies, overcoming fe...

>> no. and for ill lay that out on two levels. like on the religious level, the church cant teach something contrary to its own moral or doing mattic teaching previously it can change all sorts of little things. but the moral law and doctrine dogma doesnt change, to change its teaching on marriage would be to say that the church isnt the church any more. by definition. >> particularly because the doctrinal foundation for this is that marriage is fundamentally pro creative in its essence and sanc...

We lost $20 million out of $83 million budget in 18 months due to plummeting prosecute taxes and sales tax in 2007 and 2008 so that was a huge plummet for us. >>eric: is it safe to say, greece, austerity works, just ask this city? >>guest: well, i wish it was that simple. it isnt just that austerity works it has to be a combination of working with everyone involved from the employees, to politicians, to the public, to make the tough choices, the tough cuts and also look if a great opportunity fo...

washington. this is very serious. theyre not telling us where these jets were scrambled from but you know it is serious when they scramble two aircraft to bring in a civilian passenger jet. >> reporter: yeah. the two f-15s for scrambled about 40 minutes before this plane landed in bangor. there are a couple nearby bases that could do that, but norad confirmed they did use two f-15s to accompany this plane, which is a boeing 767. us airways flight 787 onto the ground in bangor, maine. b...

talks. here is what the president had to say as the summit got under way. >> this morning were going to be spending a lot of time on economic issues. obviously the eurozone will be one topic. all of us are absolutely committed to making sure that both growth and stability and fiscal consolidation are part of an overall package all of us have to pursue. >> cnns brianna keilar at camp david. the eurozone crisis entering year three. you can see watching the arrival of the leaders it is. i...

Candidate or an ideology. thats what you need to rev up anything for a political base. >> joe, it does seem that there was also -- im aware of the candidates they were pursuing, the predictable what i call recovering democrats or recovering republicans, the usual suspects that lament the process here in washington. when push came to shove, they couldnt stomach -- they didnt think they could win. they couldnt stomach hurting their own party. >> that to me indicates something else and thats the fa...

facebook for $100 billion. ceo and founder mark zuckerberg expected to make something like $20.3 billion, co-founder eduardo saverin $$2.6 billion. here is a clip from "the social network." >> you signed the papers. >> you set me up? >> youre going to blame me because you were the business head of the company and you made a bad business deal with your own party? >> this will be like im not a part of facebook. >> it wont be like. youre not part of facebook. >> a lot of controversy surro...

Patti ann: judge andrew napolitano is a fox news judicial analyst. he joins us. text driving is illegal in 30 states. isnt it the drivers fault for reading and responding to the detectives. >> of course it is. the plaintiffs lawyer here we just saw, spine skippy weinstein, he is a satisfactory push lawyer, very creative. this is over-the-top creative, to say that because you sent someone a message, their act of reading it is the cause of them getting in an accident. no one made him read the mess...

>> reporter: because simply, randi, knonobody knows what he l do. this will be the first time anyone has seen khalid sheikh mohammed in years. were 90 minutes away from his court appearance. a lot of the family members are here today, they, too, are just less than two hours away from taking their first look at him for some of them. and no one knows what is going to happen. do they plead guilty, in which case all this moves toward a sentencing phase, or does khalid sheikh mohammed and t...

"outfront" tonight, crackdown in china. just as a breakthrough appears possible in the case of blind activist chen guangcheng, the chinese government clamping down, perhaps harder than ever on other voice of descent. communists parties authoritarian rule. we spoke to several on the inside today. the organization human rights in china told us they havent heard anything from activist and chen confidant zeng chengdang for days. latest tweet two days ago when she announced she was under ho...