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up in crime scenes in the united states and mexico. >> who authorized this program that was so felony stupid that it got people killed? >> it was relayed they didnt have to explain anything to me. i was to do as i was told. >> are they lying or are you lying? >> sir, in this investigation, [ inaudible ] >> what we have here is a colossal failure in leadership from within atm, within the united states attorneys office and within doj. >> this is one of the most shameful moments in our go...

delay towards the fort mchenry. an easy ride on the harrisburg expressway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> thank you. we continue to mourn the loss of william donald schaefer. he passed away last evening at the age of 89. >> he served as governor of maryland and was a longtime mayor of baltimore. jennifer franciotti is live at fells point where mr. schaefer often spent his morning. >> he would often come by here back in the days when he was out and about. he lik...

A state he says well remembers federal interventions at ruby ridge, idaho. and, waco, texas. hes now proposing a law that asks federal law enforcement to first seek approval of county sheriffs, before any federal intervention in the state of montana. why do you call it sheriffs first before any federal agency does any action within a county, they should cooperate with the sheriff, coordinate with the sheriff, and, go to him and say, hey, this what is we need to do in this county. >> reporter: fo...

pre-qaddafi era. where is that operation today? one of the many questions for us. im bill hemmer. welcome to heather. >> qaddafi supporters remain defiant. the foreign minister denying there are any military operations in misrata. bill: thats where they say snipers are shooting civilians. here is the qaddafi version. >> the situation in misrata is confined to a number of pockets of violence and snipers scattered in different areas of misrata. life is back to normal in misrata because o...

>> couric: good evening, everyone. libyans revolting against years of oppression by muammar qaddafi are making progress, taking control of a number of cities and towns but at a heavy cost. one diplomat estimates 1,000 people have been killed in the week-old uprising. thousands of foreigners are fleeing the violence, including hundreds of americans bound for malta by ferry. and late today, president obama said the u.s. has a full range of options to hold qaddafi accountable. libya is di...

That? >> state federal issues have always been a big issue. we have 50 individual state governments obviously and the question becomes wait a minute, how do they relate and interact with the federal government. under the constitution a state cant pass laws that conflict with it. but you know, seths point really has to be put more under a political all brela, in other words, we see references to waco, texas and ruby ridge and disgust and hatred of the federal government. i understand all that. bu...

hearing, too, they seem to be stabilizing right now, 31 dead, 130 injured, 20 of those, critical, ten in serious condition. it happened at the bustiest airport that moscow has, the dulvow airport that handles most of the foreign air traffic coming in and out of moscow, including american air traffic. authorities are saying it happened in the international arrivals area of the airport. its not exactly clear whether it happened in the public meet and greet area or behind security inside ...

where is the harm in having this discussion about civil discourse? guest: , i think it is a very good discussion, dont get me wrong. i think it is a discussion which could have had 10 years ago and one that we have today, but do not tied it to what happened. what happened has nothing to do with politics. do not say it is because of sarah palin and the cross hairs on her web site, that this man was influenced. if we want to have a discussion on civil discourse and civility, i cannot be ...

guest: it was a 13 person e-mail list and now it is called organizing for america. it has not been a top priority for the obama administration, especially in the beginning. people wanted this grassroots thing from the president. by and large, they were not made part of the transition, part of the team as they could have been. and i think obama has been playing catch up on that issue ever since. if you look at the electorate, it is radically different of the 2008 electorate. it would ha...

a question for you this morning as reflected on the gifford shooting in tucson, ariz. and the public discourse, as well as in the media, should there be a fairness doctrine that balances political speeches on the airwaves? the numbers are on the screen. you can also e-mail us and we are on twitter. lets take a look at what the fairness doctrine is. this comes from the museum of broadcast communications. back in 1949, the fcc took the view that stations were public trustees and have an ...