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Guy is sitting home in yemen sipping tea right now and he was bin ladens bodyguard during the planning of 9/11. switch over to the other side. the u.s. federal courts, criminal justice system, has tried and dealt with over 500 terrorism cases since 9/11. so you can argue about which system fits into your political box, but from a strictly mechanical sense, one system has a depth of experience and is working, and the other system is struggling to figure out how it could work, if it ever did. that...

This is how spring greeted them. >> rough stuff. take a look at the weather. in other parts of the country. april showers along the east coast. heaviest in the carolinas. heaviesther see carolinas. snow showers in northern >> that stretch ll bmal. but the rest of the country is hitting thet fog. boise, 70, kansas city, 66. boston, 62. atlanta, 73. then there is phoenix at 85 today. okay. so if the cat that we are about to tell you about could speak, oh, the tale he would tell. but ace cant spe...

About that shootout on early friday morning. >> which is such a better tale to share with you about the heroism of your local cop next door. the chief sat down with us and told us some interesting fine points of heroism that i just couldnt believe of what happened thursday night when these two killers come barrelling into their town and open fire and the police there respond without knowing anything about it. take a look at what happens to just one sergeant. >> oh, yeah. theres a serious gun fig...

If the news of the past week has felt like a more are horror film, news coming occupy mississippi about the ricin letters feels like a coen brothers movie, a strange tale of impersonators, organ harvesting conspiracies and internet fights over mensa certificates. police swept across washington, chasing reports of suspicious packages, letters containing the deadly poison ricin sent to the president and mississippi senator roger wicker. both letters were signed i am kc, and i approve this message....

That in this digital age, even an obvious hoax can cost americans millions of dollars. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> fascinating. what to me is most fascinating not that twitter got hacked, which is fascinating in its own right. the computers saw key words and said, sell, sell, sell. >> yeah, the scary part. when we are talking about hard earned money. in a moment, the economic recovery is still, un -- we are not on footing when it comes to that. everybody now getting directives, oursel...

Babies in a reflection. the ad has already wracked up more than $2 28 million views. coming up a tale of puppy love bringing happiness to families no matter how many miles it takes. youre watching "first look" on msnbc. ♪ before tori was taking her kids to lunch in her new volkswagen... before her passat had passed 30 different inspection tests, and before several thousand tennesseans discovered new jobs on volkswagen drive,

University of new york. former obama strategist david axlerod will join mitt romney at a retreat this summer. axle record will talk about trying to find a cure for epilep epilepsy. and george w. bushs approval rating just hit a high. 47% say they approve how he handled himself in office. well have extensive live coverage of the bush library dedication tomorrow on msnbc. thats your morning dish of scrambled politicians. its a tale of two different weather patterns. all eyes have been on the...

Bar since he was a teenager, eventually buying it. he says repairs will total more than $50,000. will he reopen? >> no, i dont think so. i think were going to be a total loss. i really do. >> this water takes a lot longer to get out of here than it took to get in. authorities here telling us it could be a week and a half before this town is dry and they can really finish their cleanup. christine? >> all right, jim spellman, thanks so much, jim. ahead on "starting point," snatching victory from t...

For president obama? >> of course it is. he went around the country and on wednesday night he had a meltdown in the rose garden because the senators actually voted the way they felt was the right way to vote is there a serious public policy argument for background checks --. >> the farrents of newtown want something done. >> i have the greatest empathy for the parents but they never made a public policy argument for the bill. >> the policy argument is so clear we should not have easy access to g...

You know, what more can the authorities do other than plead with him, and urge him to turn himself in. the uncle saying earlier, you should also be asking for forgiveness. if that young man is listening to broadcast television today his father wants him to remain alive and sounds like he still believes in his son, and that may count for something for this man, and his options right now, as he evaluates whether more lives should be taken before this comes to a conclusion. my colleague, bill, is l...