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Sort of said, gee, wouldnt things be a lot easier if nancy pelosi was speaker of the house? he is sitting down with republicans and trying to get consensus. senator john thune was at the dinner, and he will join us live to tell us what it was like in there. plus -- >> all of a sudden you couldnt see nothing, and then all of a sudden i just started spinning out of control for a long time, and then all of a sudden it just stopped. and then i, you know, all i could do was pray and ask the lord to, ...

According to the electronics communications privacy act of 1986 all we need is a subpoena issued without a judges approval. we dont need a warrant to go in and look at these private communications. you dont have a reasonable expectations on privacy on your e-mails. the aclu and other privacy groups are saying, wait a minute, whether it is the irs or any other government agency that actually not true and it is unconstitutional. martha: doug, people send e-mails to their tax attorneys. people who ...

Leftover pieces from the formation of the solar system, the lego blocks. if you could study it in detail, we would learn all kinds of things about our own origin, about where the earth and the rest of the solar system came from. gregg: fascinating. corey powell, always good to see you. thank you so much. martha: new concerns that al-qaeda may be playing a bigger role in the carnage in syria. so will this prompt the u.s. and others to act? the lawmakers today grilling our intel sources. were goin...

Hurts workers of all ages? >> reporter: gregg, it hurts young people because they get a late start on adulthood. no job means no money to buy things and that is what hurts everyone. >> youre saying to this generation, youre going to be years behind where you should be and that forces young people to delay getting married. delay buying a house. delay buying a car. and, as we know, those are some big drivers of the economy. >> reporter: right now the unemployment rate for 16 to 24-year-olds, 16.2%...

Dispatchers office to hear the 911 calls to see where the damage was and to stay out of the way but to assist where i could and find out where the damage was and got up there and just started to evaluate things ourselves. so, um, it was pretty devastating. theres some pretty -- homes that were completely torn up and unoccupy bl. gregg: right. well, youre very lucky. mayor matthew robinson of hazelwood, missouri, lucky that no fatalities and very few injuries. mr. mayor, thanks for being with us....

For at least rolling out a chain cpi fix. and youre right, most peoples eyes glaze over, but that scratches the surface of what needs to be done in terms of reforming our spending. and, again, the president in his budget, its very clear in the contrast in approaches here. one is more spending, more debt, more taxes. we believe weve got to get spending under control -- martha: so let me ask you because im almost out of time. >> raising taxes wont do that. martha: im sorry to jump in on you, senat...

Form of snail mail. and when you get snail mail you do have an expectations of privacy. your mail is actually protected by federal law. people cant just open your mail. e-mail at least should be the same accorded, afforded the same protections yet in this case its not. what is interesting, martha, lawmakers in both congress and the senate are now working on legislation to protect your e-mails and give them the same protections of snail mail. martha: definitely an area we need to have a little bi...

Spending, the budget, the presidents budget, tax reform, things like that. i tried to focus on things that i thought were important to economic growth. we got some very grim economic news last month in the month of march. we had half a million people who quit looking for work. the labor participation rate was the lowest level since 1979. and so theres a real issue out there in terms of what we can do to stimulate and grow the economy. and thats what i thought -- thats what i think the president ...

Martha: on on the hill this morning we are awaiting a crucial volt in the senate, one that could determine the future of gun legislation, but more than a dozen republicans have threatened to filibuster any debate, although there has been some backing off on that idea. were going to get you up-to-date. welcome, everybody, to "americas newsroom." were or glad youre with us, im martha mccall lumbar. gregg: and im gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer. among the proposals is the measure for mandatory bac...

At stake here, also we might learn more about the case as well, greg. gregg: david lee miller live in our newsroom. david, thanks very much. martha: deadly twisters tearing aeu ross minnesota and caught on tape. emergency responders reporting. look at these unbelievable pictures. three people have lost their lives in these twisters. at least 20 people were injured. one woman was killed when the storms wiped out her home before dawn with absolutely no warning what was headed her way. also we have...