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As being due to hypertension, cardiov cardiov cardiovascular disease, and as being natural. a real possibility of insnls. that's reasonable doubt. >> hln's jane velez-mitchell joining me from new york. i don't know about you, but when it comes to closing arguments, shouldn't there be a little more fire, a little more excitement? they were so mellow doing power point presentations like thafr were in a sixth grade class. >> they're no juan martinez. i'm referring to the prosecutor in the jodi arias case, but i thought until today, the prosecution was doing an awful job, a sloppy job, letting the...

From washington, d.c., here's john roberts. it was in the u.s. capitol behind me that the age of instantaneous electronic communication arguably began. samuel morris officially opened his first telegraph line between here and baltimore in 1844. the first message he transmitted? four words from the old testament. what hath god wrought? today we might wonder what hath samuel morris brought? practically all of us generate with our computers, phones, and devices a continuous trail of electronic data. that information can be stored who knows where, analyzed by who knows whom for who knows what pu...

$100,000 a year, and they're, like, special adviser to the president. does the president need all those advisers? >> no, he doesn't. but what this really makes the president look like is he looks petty and small, he does not look like a leader willing to tackle the tough problems facing this country, which is our enormous debt. he refuses to cut spending, and then wants to manufacture a crisis which the sequester is not causing, and as you point out, there's a lot of waste in the white house. really with the people like valerie jarrett getting paid over $100,000. she could suffer a paycut or t...

>> the white house. >> reporter: we talked via skype to a sixth grade class from waverly, iowa, just told their white house tour next week has been canceled. how big a deal is it to go to the white house? >> it's very important. they'll remember it for the rest of their lives. unfortunately, they might remember this is a sign of their government if they can't go. >> reporter: now they've launched a facebook campaign. to get the white house open. the message -- >> all: the white house is our house. please let us visit. >> reporter: republicans accused the white house of playing politics, but th...

Register that they are from where they say they are. they'll have to show proof of the address in that area. we think that's important. then when you get past that, when you get to the actual caucus process, itself, the uniqueness of the iowa caucus, true whether you're talking about the democratic caucus or republican caucus, it's really neighbors meeting neighbors. these are meetings that happen in schools, in churches. and in few cases, even in private homes. if people are meeting at a private home or meeting in a classroom of a school, because multiple precincts may be meeting at the same ...