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Other major u.s. government studis. and --. jon: lets tell people whats involved here. go back to 1962. this actually happened. back then the united states was testing nuclear weapons in the atmosphere. this was before there was a treaty to ban it and all nuclear testing went underground. we blew up a nuclear weapon high in the air over the pacific, all of a sudden the lights went out in hawaii, right? >> thats right. that was during the 1962 starfish prime nuclear test. it came as a surprise to...

American hemisphere. jenna: a good reminder, just south of our border we know of hezbollah operations, reports of that, not far from us, not in a different continent. something for us to remember. look forward to talking to you more about this in the future, thank you. >> thank you for having me. jon: the u.s. supreme court will step in to rule on a decision that has many veterans and even civilian tph-s thi civilians in this country reset. this man said he was a recipient of the congressional m...

We already had agreed on funding the government. that led the house appropriations chair, hal rogers to make this claim. take a listen. >> it is. being held hostage. >> reporter: so he is saying it is being held hostage. tensions are building on both fronts at this point in a critical week on capitol hill because after friday the government runs out of the funding. jon. jon: wasnt this yesterday we fought about funding the government? seems like it anyway. mike emanuel. >> reporter: a recurring ...

Years ago we had been finishing up eight years of the bush presidency. while some republicans hold former president george w. bush in high regard, many voters including many republicans back then were disappointed. were disappointed about the economy, the war in iraq and the like. so the environment is fundamentally different now. republicans can be energized and excited as they take on president obama. that is a huge shift in the electorate. >> but we are still almost a year out from that 2012 ...

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Beat the president, 48 to 43%. president would do a little better against newt gingrich. jon: but he would still lose. gingrich getting 48 to the presidents 45. when you factor in margin of error in both polls, plus or minus 4% it is really too close to call. joining us stuart rot thenburg, columnist for "roll call" and editor of the rot thenburg political report. these can not be numbers for the white house. president appears to be in much more trouble this time around? >> jon, this confirms ev...

And chat with me over the web. jon: a busy guy, rick folbaum. thanks. jenna: fox news alert, drifting away from politics a moment now. we have major developments in the penn state child sex abuse case. former football coach jerry sandusky youre seeing on the screen, waiving his right to a preliminary hearing, a decision that moves him one step closer to trial on the multiple charges of child sexual assault. david lee miller has been following the story since the beginning. he is live outside the...

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