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Evidence they have. >> you think the government proved it. >> as strong a circumstantial case of racketeering and corruption. >> bill: if you are on the jury is he guilty. he cute, you like him. >> i love. this. >> bill: kelly? >> im sorry, thats how i feel. whats more important. what positions he could get. whats more important commerce secretary or ambassador to india? can i be ambassador to india? wait, what about the salvation army? can i head that up? that would be huge but i have to wear a...

>> you think the government proved it. >> as strong a circumstantial case of racketeering and corruption. >> bill: if you are on the jury is he guilty. he cute, you like him. >> i love. this. >> bill: kelly? >> im sorry, thats how i feel. whats more important. what positions he could get. whats more important commerce secretary or ambassador to india? can i be ambassador to india? wait, what about the salvation army? can i head that up? that would be huge but i have to wear a uniform. forget tha...

Evidence they have. >> you think the government proved it. >> as strong a circumstantial case of racketeering and corruption. >> bill: if you are on the jury is he guilty. he cute, you like him. >> i love. this. >> bill: kelly? >> im sorry, thats how i feel. whats more important. what positions he could get. whats more importantommerce secretary or ambassador to india? can i be ambassador to india? wait, what about the salvation army? can i head that up? that would be huge but i have to wear a u...

These big drops in income than they used to. that seems especially true during economic downturns. >> and there say particular group of people thats more vulnerable than another? >> well, we were a little surprised to find that there is not. in fact, this risk has risen across the demographic spectrum. its risen for people near the bottom of the economic ladder and middle class. >> didnt you originally say that people from 18 to 24 tend to feel the insecurity? >> thats right. people who are yirn...

The school its no-mans land where the taliban roam free. their territory is a mixture of canals, 10-foot tall mud walls, lush vegetation and deep drops into field of marijuana. its clear the taliban are near. the soldiers awtionly enter a large canal. villagers watch as the troops advance. the soldiers dont know if they are accidentally or part of a first warning system for the taliban. then the insurgents attack. the battle rages on for more than 35 minutes with u.s. troops firing mortars onto ...

Difficult to walk out on the street here, flag down a truck, pay the guy $100 and go and pick it up. it really is that easy. >> now, you -- is that what you did, sanjay calls you. and you showed up with a truck of supplies for the orphanage. how did you do that? >> just like that. we, when i first got out here, with any disaster we go out, we immediately partner up with like i said, haitian trucking companies, haitian water companies and we literally, we pay them. you know, we pay them $100 to r...

An awful lot of time. and of course, when it was initiated back in the cold war days, very few russians living in america. now, of course, we have several hundred thousand, and within those several hundred thousands, undoubtedly there are those whose loyalty are still back to mother russia and would be runnrun by the kgb. but i have to disagree if i may with reza on this one, i dont think they were so inefficient. one of the things that an illegal does is those activities that a russian intellig...

Knew the power of her looks and was able to sort of connect with all of the people in the room male and female. give them that wink, that smile, and understood the power of her sexuality as well as the power of her information. and so, you know, clearly she makes an impression when she walks in the room. >> now, other tid bits. chapman says she has a holding company in europe, that she met a lot of people at the conference who were willing to give advice and help her raise money and she says tha...

Scientific research. this is, in fact, reminds me of the worst years of the cold war. >> he couldnt quite figure out why russia was still spying on the united states if the allegations are true. whats also interesting, kyra, in this day and age of so much open source information or intelligence on the internet, why anyone would need to resort to dead drops and bag swaps and all of this secrecy. it is fairly easy to get the information that you are looking for these days. >> okay. well, oleg epit...

Down robert hansen. he says its very unusual for one spy operation to include this many suburban families. their spy craft? prosecutors say some was the stuff of novels, like using invis able ink and dead drops of packages and so-called brush passes in public. how does it work? well, you have to hand off identical objects to each other, like this black berry that eric and i are going to do. whats the object of this brush pass? >> to exchange the information or device without making eye contact, ...