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They saw it or maybe a portion of it but their perceptual distortion, thats a human response for anything. when you talk about a dynamic, high stress event, people will experience memory issues. thats what a lot of people call them. its the way they perceived it. sometimes its that stress event repeats for them and theyre trying to make the best sense of it the best that they can. >> so we will then talk to you about the other information and how you sort of filtered into the event that was a pa...

People who think they see one thing and then later on, they second-guess themselves. they actually saw it and maybe portion of it but because of the high stress event, it alters the manner in which they interpret the information they are receiving and that is a natural human response for everything. you know, when you talk about any kind of dynamic high-stress event, people will experience speaker sepgsal distortions and memory issue people call it, well, its the way they perceived it and someti...

As i have saying just a few minutes ago, there are some electrical elements out there. the power, the tv crews that power probably loud speakers. and at this point, again, your human response in this day and age is to think the worst. we hope thats not the case but you have to think about the elements on there. the electrical components, the manholes and perhaps it was one of those. it is way tooer to tell. the response is still monstrous there on boyleston street. they have it covered there of....

Smart. >> that was a tense moment. is that because of the loss? >> jim boeheim feels hes addressed the question. but the reporter asked the question and did he it a little confrontationally. thats reporter style. but it was a fair question. happened to be first in the press conference. it is not the first thing boeheim wants to answer but the week before i was in washington, he was there. the question was asked rather nicely. he had a breezy discussion. >> its how the questions asked. >> i think...

What makes him tick? what are the values in his heart? we need to see more about what it is he wants to do. weve gotten to the point in the campaign where its more important, increasingly more important about what they say about themselves and what they say about their opponent. not to say we stop saying something about the other guy, but its important for them to say what it is they will do. >> steve: joe, i thought it was effective when paul ryan was talking about his mother and here on fox we...

A largeness of spirit and then the one thing you need to stay away from is to in any way kind of cheeping the thing with kind of infecting it with politics in any way. it calls for a human response and it calls for a soft response, and as i say, president obama has had this, been in office almost four years, he had other occasions where he had to do it and hes done it well in the past. governor romney has not been president and not called on to do the role in the same way, but his response was e...

For a president or a potential president. presidents of the united states are consolers in chief. i think of my own father in the challenger disaster, for instance. its a tough note you have to strike, isnt it though? politics of course goes out the window, but you have to hit just the right note. again, do you think that both of these men did a pretty good job with that? >> i think they did, ron. in president obamas case, he has some experience in this case obviously with the gabby giffords sho...

>> its so nice to be here. nice to sit next to you. >> this is the news from a to b. >> i love it. im brooke baldwin. its bright and early. >> we do appreciate it, brooke. 5:00 a.m. in the east. lets start with this one, shall we? hitting the road today. up first, the obama bus tour ready to roll this morning and heading for the white house. betting on america tour kicks off with four campaign stops in ohio today, and then its on to pennsylvania for an appearance in the steel city tomo...

Thats pretty good. >> do you know mitt romney? >> i have met him. were not friends. he seems like somebody who cares deeply about his family and his wife is lovely. >> as to praise, his fellow candidate, karen, he has a lovely family and his wife seems awfully nice. >> but it was a human response. it was connected which shows a contrast in styles which i think is what mitt romney will have trouble with in the general against a president who can sing and do the news in a jazzy way. he is just a h...