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israel and within the u.s. that its a clear case of overkill and you dont get away with insulting the president like this and with lecturing people and coming to the states as though you own the place. i doubt he would get such a reception in anywhere in the world, including the kinesset. and another acceleration of cyberspace is the compression of time and i say this to emphasize that there is a pressing need within these changes in the other worlds and region. either we move fast, de...

Vo "endefour" on friday. >> its a mad problem and this is the problem weve got to deal with here. >> a noisy, gruff crowd shouts down a freshman congressman at a town hall in orlando. republican dan webster drew fire from tea party activists. progressives complained that the proposed gop medicare changes are too sweeping. >> this plan raises more money. >> thats what you want to do. >> people, lets conduct people likewise. >> i promise you not only medicare not go broke, which it will under the ...

ive got better stuff to do. weve got big problems to solve and im confident we can solve them but were going to have to focus on them, not on this. >> heres the president talking about his decision in an interview with oprah winfrey released just moments ago. >> why did you -- why did you wait so long, though? [ applause ] >> you know, keep in mind what had happened. this came up about 2 1/2 years ago. so we called up the folks in hawaii and the department -- >> when it first came up, ...

morning, april 27th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs >> and good wednesday morning to you. im erica hill here in london, as you can see, the city preparing for the royal wedding, now just two days away, a lot of excitement here, chris. >> two days away, good morning. the scene looks beautiful once again. you have a lot to talk about during the program on the run-up to the royal wedding. we also have international breaking news this morning. lets start with you in london this morning. ...

from florida and nationally decided to commission a study -- they hired a company to count all the votes that had been cast in that election in florida. bipartisan then it was more than a year after the fact, but the study showed that if you did count all the votes in florida that year, al gore won. incidentally, but by then it was 11 months into george bushs presidency. in 2004 when president bush ran for reelection against john kerry, mr. bush clearly won florida. in fact, had won it...

perhaps giving a clue to her wedding day look. we are live in london, counting down to the wedding of the century. from abc news, live in times square in new york, and at buckingham palace in london, wednesday, april 27th, 2011. this is a special edition of "good morning america," live at the royal wedding, with robin roberts and george stephanopoulos. oh, good morning, america. we are live, just outside buckingham palace. and actually, good afternoon, london. great to have you her...

modern era. and so george w. bush became the president-elect. and then a bunch of newspapers from florida and nationally decided to commission a study -- they hired a company to count all the votes that had been cast in that election in florida. bipartisan then it was more than a year after the fact, but the study showed that if you did count all the votes in florida that year, al gore won. incidentally, but by then it was 11 months into george bushs presidency. in 2004 when president ...

Either on the ground or observed by doppler weather radar. these warnings are in arkansas, texas, tennessee, oklahoma, kentucky and michigan. remember the angry town hall meetings when congress was considering health care reform? well, theyre back. all that happened in a town hall held by florida republican congressman dan webster, a freshman. many of the voters encouraged by democratic interest groups, upset about possible changes in medicare. house republicans leaders said they will hold a n...

damaging roofs, people are going to lose a lot more of their property with the rainfall. >> 60,000 people without power, i saw a bit earlier today. is that still about right? >> its fluctuating, but thats probably pretty close. >> when you talk about what you need to do from an emergency management standpoint to alleviate the waters, and to help people, to try to get their power back on, whats the number-one challenge at the moment? >> the number-one challenge is the debris. getting it...

supreme court declares that fuel protests are free speech. we wanted to get your reaction to that. here is "the baltimore sun" frontpage. at the top story -- here is "the new york times" lead story. "the wall street journal" says -- and "the washington post" -- in the "usa today" article about the issue, they write this -- that is from "usa today" this morning. nearly every newspaper has an editorial and nearly every newspaper has an editorial supporting the supreme court decision. he...