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Or security in transit to d.c. and while there. >> we know christine blasey ford will get security. she received death threats and had her e-mail accounts hacked. "the washington post" reporting she had to move out of her family home in california. her boys staying with friends and her and her husband in a hotel. she will have dedicated security with her and sitting with two attorneys from her team at the table as she gets asked those questions at the hearing which will be interesting to watch. ...

>> im actually dizzy. >> who knew the father of psycho analysis is so hot. thats the hot you are thinking. burglars tried to steal sig mund freuds ashes and only ended up breaking the urn that is priceless. 2300 years old, a gift from napoleons great grand niece. security at the cemetery is under review. >> now to a development that may link aaron hernandez to the double homicide in boston in 2012. cnn kor respondent joins me on this. what are boston police saying? >> for the first time boston p...

>> brooke, thanks very much. happening now, riveting new details, the rough draft about president obamas jobs speech. what were learning about the plan he unveiled tomorrow night and whether he has new ideas that will sound either bold or timid. also, rick perrys first test on the presidential debate stage. he got a late ride into this race, but hes moving very quickly right now at the start of his presidential campaign. tonight, he has something, of course, to prove. plus, one o...

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The goal is to gather intelligence on targets and specific people so that the military can then track them down. there a couple of logistical problems. where do you find civilians available for hire who are qualified to do the difficult dangerous work in a war zone. secondly, is it legal? third, where do you get the money to hire these people. inside the government thing, can they ever be noted about let alone whether or not its against the law. some answers can be found in the "new york times."...