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Challenging, but weve been looking for some sign of job growth and we actually did get this. this is sort of the missing piece of the puzzle. you need job growth if this recovery is to be sustainable and we actually got that. >> that 44%, that long-term unemployment, that means theyve been out of work for six months. thats when the funs start running out. thats when unemployment benefits start running out. greater implication on the economy can be serious. >> thats one of the more significant tr...

What usually happens. whats going on in the "new york times" newsroom now as a result of this response from the vatican? >> what "the new york times" is doing and i think in this age of instant communication it would be better if the "times" put someone on your program and others like it is standing by the story. and you know, we went through phase i of this, ali, almost a decade ago when the boston globe uncovered a series of priest abuse scandals in new england region and then spread across th...

Stuff around. people go, its unpleasant, im not going to watch it -- and they dont. this is the highest-rated cable news show not on fox -- blah, blah -- his implication is he doesnt attack people personally. but he says, msnbc made the key mistake of hiring bad people. its as simple as that. theyve got a bunch of guttersnipes on their network. >> i attack personally and he doesnt and he attacks us as bad people and guttersnipes. everybody falls into utterly mutually exclusive embarrassing claim...

Taken at the school against the nine students charged in question, the suicide? none. were keeping them honest tonight. also members of the christian militia, the hutaree in court today. were they scheming to kill a police officer and then bomb his funeral or just a bumbling group of friends and family with a lot of big plans but almost no way to pull them off? well tell you tonight in crime and punishle. a lot more at the top of the hour. >> larry: amazing. ac 360 at 10:00. >> caller: i have a ...

It seemed, again, when we disrupt this part of the brain, that people went more with the outcome than the intention. so, for that particular case, the man had clearly quite a harmful intention to do harm, but didnt end up succeeding in causing any harm at all except for scaring a lot of people. and typically when we read about that story, we would judge the man as being morally bad, as doing something thats clearly morally forbidden, but when we disrupt activity, again, in this brain region, our...

Chain, and it is an export-oriented business for haiti, which is so important, and it is one that would not be only here today, seven months -- seven weeks, a short seven weeks, after concept -- from when the idea was just born, so speed is important here. >> speed is important for haiti. for the people of haiti. speed is important for them. it demonstrates that speed can work, big organizations, government can work with speed. it also demonstrates that its -- that the importance of sustainable ...

None. were keeping them honest tonight. members of the christian militia were in court today, were they scheming to kill a police officer or just a bumbling group of friends and family, with no big plans -- with a lot of big plans, but no way to pull them off. >> ac 360, 10: 00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. lets get another call. >> i have a question for steven smith. when he says men after they get married, get bored with their sex lives. whose fault is that. the implication is always the women more...

People go, its unpleasant. im not going to watch it. and they dont. this is the highest rated cable news show, not on fox, blah, blah, blah. his implication is he doesnt attack people personally, exempt he has also said this. msnbc made the key mistake of hiring bad people. its as simple as that. theyve got a bunch of guttersnipes on their network. so i attack personally, he doesnt and attacks us as bad people and guttersnipes. now everybody occasionally falls into mutually exclusive embarrassin...

Excuse father murphy. but the point he makes is the inference is that then-cardinal ratzinger, who is now pope benedict xvi, somehow looked the other way in this case. father murphy wrote to cardinal ratzinger, asked that he be allowed to die as a priest, that he not be defrocked. there is some implication that perhaps cardinal ratzinger tried to stop that defrocking process and levada says theres no evidence to that fact. and this is what hes trying to do is say youre making supposition here bu...

Courts ruling. the bush people were trying to ignore whatever the court said in this case if they were not in office. the obama people are not going to abide by it. the question is they may not appeal this case, this ruling, which would leave on the books the idea that the nsa program is illegal. >> does it also -- the way they defended this, the way holder defended this, using state secrets, would that stay on the books too. would this be the last time they use state secrets? >> probably not. t...