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down some of the leads. were going to try to do much more to promote people calling ip, getting the tip line out there. its really important to us that we get help from the community. this is wrun where we have to stand toorgether with the community. we want their help, and we hope well get some good calls, give us some leads. we have a lot of other leads were following up. were going to be dedicating 30 people to this operation, officers from the various agencies, its -- this is going...

this would be the case an chairman paynes press conference and so it would prove, suzanne. >> how much outrage is there over this, the fanct that nothig is going to change here? >> reporter: we sampled a few opinions earlier in the week and we have to say most people out on the course are here basically to take in the spectacular surroundings and follow the top names in world golf, tiger woods and rory mcilroy. this is not an agenda on the top of every patrons lips but theres been a lo...

crunching the numbers. so, tom, what with are the numbers showing you? >> oh, man. they show us whats behind that map are some real trends they have to pay attention to. number one is the economy. look at this. that was the big issue that everyone was voting on. 51% of the people that we surveyed said that was the big issue for them there. look at what happened there. we break it down by how much money they make. various categories. the biggest group is here. look n all of these groups...

forman, who has been tracking the data all evening for us. tom, what can you have tell us about rick santorums win? you have been monitoring all the metrics here. weve seen you standing at the magic walls. so we want to get to tom forman, as well as tell you again, we are monitoring again green bay, wisconsin. rick santorum is standing by. tom, what do you know? >> reporter: well, we know that one of the things that made a difference tonight was the religious vote. if we look at the tu...

he was treated for in 2010. hell be joined by an iraq veteran who suffered a similar injury. and what is george clooney doing in handcuffs? well tell you. this morning, the soldier accused of killing 16 afghan civilians in a house to house rampage is back in the u.s. the suspect is identified as 38-year-old army staff sergeant robert bales. hes now in custody at ft. leavenworth by himself. this was his first tour of duty in afghanistan, but he had done three tours of iraq. neighbor...

in addition, those same sources outlined the help assad is getting from iran. weapons and computer expertise to root out opposition. their own people. barbara starr is there tonight. and robert bair, and even though we have word of more defections from the syrian army, youre hearing that bashar al assad has a firm grip on power in syria? >> absolutely, anderson. i spoke with three separate senior u.s. intelligence officials. the assessment is all in agreement. assad remains in control,...

outlined the help assad is getting from iran. weapons and computer expertise to root out opposition. their own people. barbara starr is there tonight. and robert bair, and even though we have word of more defections from the syrian army, youre hearing that assad has a firm grip on power in syria? >> absolutely. i spoke with three separate senior u.s. intelligence officials. the assessment is all in agreement. assad remains in control, in charge. commanding his forces. there is no break...

Regardless of their heritage or background should have no problem with the chant "usa". >> it was being chanted against them. >> it was chanted in celebration of their victory. it had nothing to do with the over team, sally. jon: this argument is going to have to go in overtime off the air. im going to blow the whis elf. -- the whistle. sally kohn, monica crowley. jenna: that would be a nice addition, that would add a little dimension to it! >> taxpayers are spending millions of dollars on food ...

Own country. reading about -- reading journalism, reading accounts of things that are wrong in the country makes people mad. and when people get angry about hearing that things arent great in the country, do you think that -- do you have any em pa from where that comes from? do you think people dont want to hear bad things because they love the country so much or do you have insight why it makes z angry to hear bad news about the country? >> i think some of it is just that its really hard to hav...

Your work and job, it can just be really depressing and draining, right, to hear about how much worse it for someone else because it might make you feel like well, it could be a lot worse than what i have. that makes it hard to sort of engage with those kind with those kinds of stories. so ive always felt that theres a special kind of anger that you find from a lot of folks -- often, at least in my experience, a lot of the men i grew up with in the working class in michigan, a lot of white men g...