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not today. not here. and the concerns for tucker, this is ainsley, earhart and her beautiful festive easter, thank you to 1-800-flowers. and decorating. and this just smells fantastic. it never is this good in here. >> and thank you, and it smells fantastic in here. >> you really didn't r to do that, i appreciate it. >> this morning, send in your easter photos this morning, so if you've got the kiddies up this morning, you put the robert ears on them or dress up the animals, a pet pig and-- >> some don't like the bunny. >> if your kids are frightened of the easter bunny, we h'd like ...

that, you know, the native americans, african-americans, women, men without property, none of these people were invited to the constitutional conventions. it became a battle to open up american society, and these radical movements do that. so, none of these radical movements achieve political power, but they were potent forces that the power had to reckon with. i think the destruction of those movements has disempowered as. one could argue that in april, 1968, the most powerful political figure in the unit states was martin luther king. johnson was scared to death of him. the year be...

first of all, i spent 20 years on the of other regions of the empire i have seen the aspect most people have not unless you're in the foreign service or military perkun up by a st. paul of the signs of the redng warning signs are there. also is spent so long outside the united states gave me a perspective when iat returned. i understood how with radically the country had changed in the two decades iowa's away those who remained within the borders of the united states those seven more incremental and less>> perceptible. >> host: what are some of the symptoms or the signs? >> the bigge...

>> and the dissent is going to be horrifying. how did you come to that conclusion? >> guest: well, first of all, i spent 20 years on the outer reaches of empire as a foreign correspondent. so i've seen an aspect of empire that most people have not. unless you're in the military or the foreign service. and i think all of the red signs, the red warning signs are there. i think also the fact that i've been outside of the united states gave me a kind of perspective. i understood how radically the country had changed in the two decades that i was away. i think for those who had remained -...

new tonight a cyber bullying crisis affecting children across the country. the recent suicide of a rutgers university student put the issue in the national spotlight. >> tonight a new rasmussen poll is shedding light on this trend. it shows most americans see bullying as a bigger problem today than in the past. but 50% say the parents, 39% say the schools and 5% say the police should be responsible for the problem. fox 5's roby chavez with more. >> reporter: at the duplex diner in adams morgan there is no ordinary happy hour crowd. >> we're all very fortunate i think to have made it....