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month. they imposed a 2,000 car quota for the entire united states, and then they stopped -- they stopped building them once they hit the quota and people had to fight to get them and i personally spent a year to try to get spokane community college -- if they wanted to buy one copy of this car and honda refused to sell it to them for money, okay? because what they really want to do is they want to roll up with this car in front of fox news or "good morning america" and they want the reporter to say, look at this brand-new technology. and what really they're doing averaging their rea...

about the 2,001 amtracs investigation call and i can tell you having lived through that investigation as a former director of the fbi laboratory that this work is very authoritative. it is very complete, very thorough. i believe that one of my favorite passages in the book occurs toward the middle of the book, and it talks about the dichotomy between the traditional investigative approach and the scientific approach that was being conducted during this investigation into not passage he says in contrast to the spectacles that surrounded the searches of stevan hatfield's apartment in u...

not simply been read and placed on a shelf or in terms of newspapers, read and placed in every sacred band. instead, his work has gone on to change public policy. for example, in 2005, his work changed the policy at the national institute of health regarding the pain merits to government scientists and those payments coming from drug manufacturers. in 2008, he was cited by the scripps howard foundation for his investigative reporting in the anthrax investigation. he was given the award for the top news story in the washington news area in 2008. and that is the reason we are here. it ...

>> pledging not to return until the government raise their pay, shortened workweek, took other measures, to reduce the stress of their jobs. the walkout was more than a new story. the strikers were members of the professional air traffic controllers organization, patco, taking that grown out of the persistent efforts of transit and other veterans to organize in the aftermath of the 1960s disaster. it took several years and some effort to build that union, maher was its cofounder. he gave it its name. in 1981 he was no longer formally connected to patco having resigned fr...

radicals. demonstrators set cars on fire, threw rocks at military police. the police responded by plowing into the crowd. this military truck. this is the first photo of the convicted shoe bomber at the super max prison in colorado. richard reed is serving a life sentence for trying to light a fuse on his shoe and blow up a plane back in 2001. he's the reason you have to take off shoes before boarding planes. he's now threatening to starve himself to death behind bars. looks pretty well fed. the full slate of republican presidential hopefuls bracing for a big week in new hampshire, t...