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Just think about that. a socialist is gaining on her. >> is beating -- >> in new hampshire, in particular. >> but the thing is, could those defense, those two defenses we saw were not exactly what i would call passionate. i mean, they seem like they were being deposed to defend a dictator. that was not like -- >> it was all poll tested. >> yeah. >> they were definitely given information that says if you say she didnt mean to then people are more likely to be empathetic toward her. >> let me tell...

Whether pam geller was a good person or not. >> right and they were blaming us. they said we made them come to kill us. it was a free speech event. thats what it was. we can draw mohamed no matter what we are told. even if you tell us we cant. people in one way were blaming us for something -- we should be able to do. we live in a free country. we can still express our free speech and when we are told not to do things as americans we tend to do it. >> people were saying they obviously were tryin...

Her husbands change of heart, wanting another child after buying that dream home. "my uterus literally aches, despite the fact that logic suggests we cant afford it right now." scott writes about additional financial sacrifices that third child would entail, that she would have to return to teaching and "our annual vacation would disappear because we would need to sell the timeshare to make up the difference." the backlash has been fierce, with one person commenting "you really have no idea how ...

Supreme court ruling on friday, roberta is right back in this fight to make that supreme court decision not just lasting and simple law, but present day reality right now. even where opposition to equality has been tireless, entrenched, and fierce, and occasionally deliberately confusing. joining us now is roberta kaplan who successfully argued the case that struck down doma. did i get that right about whats going on in mississippi? >> pretty much. >> in terms of the big picture here, i feel lik...

Reality right now. even where opposition to equality has been tireless, entrenched, and fierce, and occasionally deliberately confusing. joining us now is roberta kaplan who successfully argued the case that struck down doma. it is nice to see you. thanks for being here. did i get that right about whats going on in mississippi? >> pretty much. >> in terms of the big picture here, i feel like weve got sort of dead enders. i feel like theres people who are slow walking the inevitable. >> theyre ma...

Even where opposition to equality has been tireless entrenched, and fierce, and occasionally deliberately confusing. joining us now is roberta kaplan who successfully argued the case that strek down doma. did i get that right about whats going on in mississippi? >> pretty much. >> in terms of the big picture here, i feel like weve got sort of dead enders. i feel like theres people who are slow walking the inevitable. >> theyre mad about marriage i think you said. some people mad about marriage. ...

Explain how it could have happened. >> its a great question. thats exactly why we brought in the center for disease control and their investigators. >> the army contracted with fedex for the shipment. the company says its working with the federal government. the anthrax was to be shipped as dead agent. supposedly a less dangerous form. >> that doesnt have much meaning to me. anthrax can exist for decades, centuries underground in a spore form this hard crusted inanimate form that vergely can cha...

A secret mission to infiltrate the enemy. most remarkable, they were women sent to do what men could not. heres abcs diane sawyer. >> out of the dark, we can now see them there, the women, working alongside the best of the best. they were tall, they were short. they were from all kinds of lives. >> yes, i mean the common denominator was athletic, fierce, and absolutely determined. >> reporter: one of them tiny 52” ashley white. >> wheres my ashley? >> there she is. >> this is the ashley white ...

April. dozens of mangled semis brought the highway to a stand still n drought-ravaged southern california, a wind-driven wildfire is still raging out of control. >> im actually quite, quite scared right now for my family and dont know what to go. if i need to get back and start mapping evacuations or -- or what. >> hundreds of homes are threatened from that wildfire. the chance of rain in the forecast still slim to none. cnn meteorologist tom salter joins me now. state to state to state, severe....

Lakes with highs in the 20s. mild temperatures today along the west coast. the extended forecast for california shows no immediate end to the drought. a survey of the snow pack in the sierra, nevada is disappointing, only 25% of normal. this month has been the driest january on record in many parts of the state which means californias drought goes in to a fourth year. december had too much rain and not enough snow. and rain runoffs. the weather isnt helping oklahoma battle several grass fire...