>>catherine: there is already an obama campaign at over what he said on 60 minutes. >> we do provide care for people who do not have insurance. if someone has a heart attack, they did not sit in their apartment and die, would pick them up and an ambulance and taken to hospital. >> the clock is ticking. it is still a very close race although no pulls show that obama has an age in three critical states. >> he is trying to fool people into thinking that i think things that i do not. >> regardless of winds in years this year's election, a large number of voters will not be satisfied. a recent survey shows only 54 percent of american voters say they are very or fairly satisfied with the presidential choices. >>jaqueline: it was a nice day around the bay area today. temperatures were cooler the what we saw yesterday. the inland valleys still on the warmer side. in the north bay, we saw a mixture of upper 70's and low 80s. and the south bay temperatures in the other 70's. here is a live look outside from the golden gate bridge. we are seeing reduced visibility along the coastline. a quarter

>>catherine: new tonight at 6:00 p.m. office in what had to be very embarrassing incident for the secret service, someone managed to steal an entire truckload of their equipment in detroit. it happened last night in downtown detroit outside a hotel ahead of a rally by vice president joe biden. earlier today the truck was found a few miles away in a parking lot. police now have photos of a man they describe as a first of interest. >>pam: a large wild fire is burning in southern california. the flames are in the san gabriel mountains northeast of los angeles. at last check the blaze is only 5 percent chance self-contained. >> a mass of while fighter and northern california. the north has fire remains 50 percent contained, the same as it was on saturday. it has not consumed more than 40,000 a.. so far no reports of injuries but at least 16 structures have been destroyed with more structures threatened. >> some quarters holiday weather right here in the bay area, you can see it on our live camera from mt. tam. still looking o

catherine, back to this debate about what was going on. it's my understanding that you have information that leads us to believe that there was no protesting happening before this murder happened. >> well, that's right, shep. intelligence source on the ground in libya tells fox news that there was no significant or sizeable demonstration when the attacks unfolded sometime after 9:00 p.m. in benghazi on 9/11. quote: there was no protest and the attacks were not spontaneous the source said. the libya attack was planned and had nothing to do with the movie. u.s. officials did not dispute the account but emphasizing a small demonstration at the consulate earlier in the day. this nighttime video shot on the 11th by the reuters news service does not show a large crowd rather it describes, quote, unknown exrebels guarding the entrance to the consulate. as to how many demonstrated small to the actual attack on the evening officials said that was part of the investigation, shep. >> shepard: what's the bottom line here, catherine. >> u.s. intelligen

wife catherine, the duchess of cambridge, continued their southeast asia tour, commemorating the queen's 60 years on the throne. today's visit included a look at one of the world's biggest rainforests, but as seth doane reports, the couple is also wrestling with the unwanted publication of some sensitive photographs. >> reporter: the duke and duchess of cambridge stayed on scheduled today, touring virgin rainforest on the malaysian island of borneo. in public, the couple appeared at ease and engaged on their jaunt through the jungle. privately, though, the duois said to be discussing how to manage the fallout from the release of topless photos of kate. published in a french magazine yesterday, those photos show a topless kate sunbathing poole side while vacationing at a secluded french chateau. owned by a nephew of queen elizabeth, the chateau is surrounded by 640 acres of woodland and laffen deerfields. the palace is suing the magazine saying the couple had, "every expectation of privacy in the remote house." the statement added,ings the incident is reminiscent of the worst excesses of

>>catherine: decision 2012. both candidates showing that it is president obama getting a significant post- convention it lead with a 52% in an earlier poll the candidates were tied at 48%, each. >> for the first time since the month of april the democrats have raised more money than the republicans. it raised more cash than the romney campaign. the democrats showing these numbers. romney raised $111 million. more people money and h of august the average donation was $58. >> the president was back at the white house and romney was trying to diffuse the latest poll numbers of lasting peac-blasting the president about the jobs report. , i was surprised at the democratic national convention that the president did not mention unemployment. 47 million people are on food stamps. by the way, that is a record number and not a good record. when he took office there were 32 million people >> locking down key battle states president obama that we learned has opened up a lead in ohio but having a difficult time gaining groun

but make no mistake, the publication of the topless photos of catherine has left the future king and queen fuming mad. >> this is exactly the kind of thing he wanted to stop from happening when he brought kate into the royal fold. he wanted to make sure that what happened to his mother didn't happen to his wife and he went to great lengths to try to protect her from this kind of thing. >> reporter: the photos are said to have been taken while the royal couple were staying at this estate in the french countryside. the paparazzi gave similar treatment to william's mother, diana. and it was in 1997 that diana left a paris hotel and sped away to avoid paparazzi in pursuit. she was killed when the car crashed in a tunnel. in the wake of her death, laws were changed and the paparazzi promised the royal family they would change their ways. in large measure, they did. but palace officials said today that the publication of the topless photos crossed a red line and set the clock back 15 years. so, now, the royals are taking the fight to the courts, announcing late today that they would sue th

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. we'll be back with more of your update at the top of the hour. Ñx

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. surveyors from japan's capital have done is survey in the east china sea. china and taiwan also claim the territory. a team from the tokyo metropolitan government wanted to check them out in order no buy them but they never stepped on shore. ordered the survey. he wants a metropolitan government to buy three uninhabitated islands. so they inspected the area from their ships. some team members switched to smaller boats to study the waters and shore around the largest island. >> translator: we will use the data for the purchase and good use of the islands. >> he said they need to land to properly measure the island's size and to inspect the ecosystem. the governor says he'll join the team on a return trip next month. he's demanding the central government allow them to land. >>> a chinese government official protested against the survey. and chinese media joined in with their criticisms. the foreign ministry official launched a complaint with japanese embassy staff in beijing. both sides

catherine marriage live in the d.c. newsroom tonight. catherine. >> well, shep, identifying the seals had a cost to the operators and their families. >> i believe it was criminal. >> bill and karen vaughn say their son member of seal team 6 had fear when biden. >> almost unbelievable capacity of his navy seals and what they did last sunday. >> aaron called me and said, mom, you need to watch your social media clean of any reference to me or any of my buddies. just disconnect completely. there is chatter and all of our lives could be in danger, including yours. you are talking about a community of around 300 families who are all of a sudden made targets by this administration. >> so how do you feel as a father to have your son identified? >> we expect better out of the high-ups in our government. >> while the vaughns don't believe their son was part of the bin laden raid, they said the team shared the victory and event actually the shock of being named. >> did. >> they were very angry. >> white house national security spokesman in the vic

. >> morning, catherine. yes, i think you're right. it is going to be hot and sunny across much of the country as well. but into tomorrow, we're going to see rain moving across from china and coming up across much of western and into central japan. the same band of rain will be impacting south korea. you could see as much as 30 millimeters of rain in the space of just one hour. so that kind of short time heavy rain can lead to flash flooding. the ground here is already saturated so that's going to be another thing to factor in. we have another low developing over chongqing. that's going to be bringing signicant rainfall awell. maybe 50 to 100 millimeters off of this rain band. it will be intensifying as it heads east over the weekend. southern china still seeing thundershowers along the coast. heavy rain has been falling in northern vietnam. we've had reports of more than 300 millimeters of rain in the last 24 hours. also parts of southern and central thailand have warnings for heavy rain. we just got this trough of heavy rain, in fact

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> the vice president said the japanese need to stop undermining japanese sovereignty. his comments follow more than a week after the purchase of the senkakus islands. xi met in beijing with leon panetta. xi criticized the nationalization of the islands. he said the purchase was a farce. xi urged u.s. leaders not to intervene. the islands fall under the scope of the security treaty. the treaty should not apply to the territory. a senior u.s. defense official quotes panetta as saying u.s. officials won't take sides. panetta is urging diplomats to keep talking to resolve the issue diplomatically and peacefully. >>> japan's coast guard officials are keeping a close eye on government ships in waters off the senkakus islands. there's no sign of a chinese flotilla. they have spotted 16 chinese patrol ships around the area since tuesday. they are fishing monitoring ships and vessels. at least six of those ships have now left the area. two were cruising near japanese waters on thursday morni

. >> morning, catherine. yes, i think you're right. it is going to be hot and sunny across much of the country as well. but into tomorrow, we're going to see rain moving across from china and coming up across much of western and into central japan. the same band of rain will be impacting south korea. you could see as much as 30 millimeters of rain in the space of just one hour. so that kind of short time heavy rain can lead to flash flooding. the ground here is already saturated so that's going to be another thing to factor in. we have another low developing over chongqing. that's going to be bringing significant rainfall as well. maybe 50 to 100 millimeters off of this rain band. it will be intensifying as it heads east over the weekend. southern china still seeing thundershowers along the coast. heavy rain has been falling in northern vietnam. we've had reports of more than 300 millimeters of rain in the last 24 hours. also parts of southern and central thailand have warnings for heavy rain. we just got this trough of heavy rain, in

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to stop or distributing these photos of pictures contrary say that controversial pictures of topless catherine in the case of muslims all around the globe may feel hurt by this publication it's very hard for them to go to court and to defend their rights and this is why many say bold double standards in this situation. the double standards the. presence of. miss injuries to the rest of the world or once a few years but now. on the other side of the good to be the only strikes and that was the issues of the would be to do so this is a bit of a sort of reaction from the government and friends. shortly after publication the fischel website all for the french satirical magazine has been hacked and this just proves that some people don't see any. democratic option in this situation in how to react to that to what they think. of their feeling and this is how they react this is their way to react quite violent and of course undemocratic way to react very controversial issues you just mentioned but as you say in the muslim world has already been inflamed by the u.s. made film mocking the prophet moham

jamie: thank you, catherine very much. >> reporter: you're welcome, let's look at the countries that saw regime change as a result of the so-called arab spring. take a look at this photo. this is a class photo of muammar qaddafi convened this group less than two years ago. this is some of the leaders of arab and african states around the world. take a look at this guy. that is president ben ali of tunisia. he left office as a result of the arab spring in january of 2011. next to him, president saleh of yemen. he is also gone. forced from power in february of 12. muammar qaddafi you know what happened to him just about a year ago in october of 2011, killed by his own people. and hosni mubarak, he is also out of power, out since february of 2011. let's talk about it it seth jones, the author of, hunting in the shadows, the pursuit of al qaeda since 9/11. he just current from trips to the united arab emirates and saudi arabia and afghanistan. big picture, seth, why so much turmoil in the middle east right now? >> well, i think there are a range of militant groups that still exist in the

maybe an unfamiliar group with some of us, catherine. what are we learning about the investigation into libya. >> reporter: thank you, jenna. fox news confirmed the fbi has a team on the ground in libya to identify suspects, gather evidence and assess whether a prosecution is possible. as fox news was first to report the targeted killing of ambassador coordinated and may be linked to a group called lifg or the libyan fighting islamic group. it was banned by the former dictator muammar qaddafi because of its support for al qaeda. the head of the house intelligence committee is one of few members of congress fully briefed on the attacks and the investigation. >> even though we can't say for sure this was an al qaeda event yet it certainly fits the profile, it fits the signature, the precision, the way that they carried out this particular attack, certainly would make it likely that it is an al qaeda affiliated organization. >> reporter: this morning the libyan foreign ministry saying that they believe a group called ansar al sharia was inv

open this arena williams russian catherine in my car on a good day for the top see. now after their europa league exit moscow are hoping to get back to winning ways against this afternoon a win would move the army men up to third in the russian prime a league table but it is still neil neil midway through the second half there there are three other games today in just over an hour and an arm a kick off against a ban locomotive take on sparta in the moscow darby inclusive yet of entertaining and g. l. and g. have both of their squad by signing france midfield that sanity are from reality dreads the twenty seven year old will undergo a medical before joining on a three year deal for a reported fee of more than six million dollars. on saturday terry continued their incredible start to the season going joint top with any after a two one win over to be his than as he killed it to sell their putting the visit is ahead thirteen minutes in the child strike a left wing home after pinpoint cross from field awkward to shove rubin did find an equaliser midway through the second

. >> catherine, did the romney campaign think they could run this campaign without producing any specifics? i mean, what is that kind of strategy? >> i think so because in a specific one on one conversation several times, romney and ryan have said we don't want to offer anything that the democrats can then attack. well, you attack something, to ferret out problems, to understand what the ramifications are of action. so we're saying, we're not going to let you know things because the consequences could be devastating for an awful lot of people we hope will turn out and vote for us. i think they've signaled that. just like when ann romney said you've gotten all of the tax returns you're going to get because we don't want to be attacked. they don't want a broad discussion of the policies and issues that they intend to follow. >> but jared, you can't have people rally around things that they don't know who they are rallying around and i noted that the president has been trailing governor romney on the economy but now he has a slight edge for the first time. prior to the dnc romney led 51 to 45

catherine has the news like in washington, dc. the administration appears to be walking back this claim of a simultaneous attack for what is to most people probably obvious reasons. >>reporter: on monday on this broadcast, based on information from the intelligence source on the ground if libya we reported there was a significant or sizable demonstration when the consulate was attacked at approximately 9:35 p.m. this because not an ongoing demonstration that spiraled out-of-control and led to the assault. this video backs up some of our reporting and it shows a man carrying rpg's but no demonstration. a short time ago the administration left the door open that more than a movie was behind the assault. >> what i can tell is this: we have provided information about what we believe was the precipitating cause of the protests and the violence based on the information we have had available. there is an ongoing vision. the f.b.i. is investigating. that investigation will follow the facts wherever they lead. >> as if any warning fox news

. >> catherine is the founder and executive director of a community project, a five year- old nonprofit that delivers healthy organic meals to 80 patients and their families that are battling life-threatening illnesses. they deliver their free meals every week in sonoma and marin counties. this woman has been diagnosed with a terminal case of leukemia but she says that these meals have kept her alive. >> the food is medicine, yes it is. we eat more vegetables, you learn how to each and higher- quality of food. >> are you enjoying it? >> the idea occurred after she taught her friend's daughter to cook six years ago. they made meals for three families dealing with serious and illness and that produced the ingredients for the program. >> it cannot of the simple idea to get kids in the kitchen and cook for people letterset. >> she started in a church kitchen in sonoma county but not have their own kitchen and have served 900 families 130,000 meals. >> hundreds of adult volunteers delivered meals and oversee 250 young chefs. but it is the teenagers that do the cooking, using food from their

the chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live in washington with details on this. catherine. >> we first knew about the so-called filmmaker came from that brief interview associationed by the associated press. rae developer who self-identifies as israeli jew. this is a political move. the u.s. lost of lot of money and people in the wars in iraq and afghanistan but we're fighting with ideas. new demos play out in cairo tonight. you are looking at live pictures. of the reporting earlier today that 13 million trailer innocence of muslims posted on youtube was to blame and this so-called director telling the a.p. further, quote: i feel the security system at the embassies is no good. america should do something to change it but based on our reporting and our extensive search of known databases throughout the day, no records can be sound for a sam bacile. that am murrish video that trailer may not be a full length movie after all. executives at the major hollywood studios reporting they had no record of financing, casting for that project, shep. >> shepard: that project

>>catherine: while the president was there, mitt romney was joining paul ryan in ohio. they will be there for a couple of days. this trip comes as the washington post poll finds the president is leading mitt romney 52-44% in ohio. romney argued today that the president is not being tough enough on iran. >> words are words, you need to show the kind of action that suggests that we're serious about what we're saying in those actions would include it should include crippling sanctions, indicting ahmadinejad , treating the diplomats. >> he stopped at this store to buy his tenure old daughter hunting gear. >>jaqueline: things are still fairly warm and places like antioch. and this afternoon the fog bank is sitting well offshore. it will be pushing back into the bay shore is and our inland valleys. more extensive fog as we head into tomorrow morning. temperatures will be a tad bit cooler, but into the weekend we will see a warming trend that will start on thursday. future cast 4 is set for 8:00 a.m. with '50s and '60s throughout the bay area. >>jaqueline: along the coastline

ambassador in that assault on the consulate on november the 119 catherine herridge has this. she is live from washington tonight. what were the security flaws, cath rib? >> shep, a former regional security officer who worked for the state department in the middle east telling fox that the u.s. consulate had to be classified as a, quote, critical threat terrorism or civil unrest posting. what follows from that classification are specific physical security standards, which include reinforce windows and doors. gragd is only accessible for the and not where official business taking place. dictate specific widths of the metal, the rebar and the depth of the cement used to secure the window and door frame on the perimeter walls must be three meters in height and buildings set back at least 100 feet. this enhanced security is designed to create an hour of time where classified documents are burned and to call in emergency evacuation personnel. we asked today at the state department whether the consulate met these required security standards and if not if waivers were approved and we

megyn: catherine, thank you. >> reporter: you're welcome. megyn: events are now emerging as a question for the administration. we are going to hear from ed henry on the campaign trail with the president at the top of the hour. in the meantime, though, we are joined by brad blakeman who's a former deputy assistant to president bush, and dick harpootlian, south carolina's democratic party chair. it was already debated last week, gentlemen, whether the administration's claims -- we played the sound bite from jay carney on friday saying it's all about the video. that was already under debate because mike rogers was saying i believe this was a terrorist attack in libya and that it was preplanned. and now you've got libyan intelligence sources saying, brad, there weren't even any protests underway at the time this attack took place. so the administration's claim that this was the result of spontaneous protests that turned violent now appears to have a lot of questions surrounding it. >> absolutely. and i believe that this president and the adminis

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district judge is blocking indefinite military detention for american citizen judge catherine forrest says the n.c.a.a. violated the us constitution and journalistic freedom over the latest on the case. and just when the economy seemed to be work connery the u.s. census bureau says about income inequality is growing and poverty rates are stagnant one in five children falling below about lying and dr cornel west and thomas smiley will be coming into the studio to discuss this disturbing trend. and without further ado fed chairman ben bernanke announces another round of quantitative easing this time the plan is to buy mortgage backed bonds to lower interest rates is this a last ditch attempt or a serious solution or a financial guru will break it all down for us. it's thursday september thirteenth eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching. a victory today for reporters and activists fighting the controversial indefinite detention law a federal judge has ruled that the government cannot enforce a provision that allows the military to detain those who support terro

>>catherine: after the sea and and and kv showing an increase over mitt romney. act cn and and the gallup poll showing, cnn showing the obama administration having a lead over the mitt romney. >> i was surprised that he did not mention unemployment or 47 million people on food stamps. >>catherine: this memo went out to the mitt romney camp saying that they should not get too worked up. and they say that mitt romney will win. more good news and for the first time since april the democrats have out raised more money than the republicans. raising a few more million dollars. august was the third consecutive month that the republicans raised over $100 million. and he has managed to put money away towards the general election campaign. >> coming up later this is a big night with the giants and colorado highlights. the a's and anaheim and the 8a nice night for sports. >>pam: we will give you the best seat to watch one of the most exciting event toward the blue angels fleet week oct 6.. okay, here's the plan. you have a plan? first we're gonna check our bags for free, th

catherine forrest expressed that the wording in the act was too vague and pose a threat to americans right to due process she went on to ask the following she said where's the line between what the government would consider journalistic reporting and propaganda who will make such determinations were libyan office established to read articles watch videos and evaluate speeches in order to make judgments along a spectrum or where the support was modest or substantial force cited the chilling effect the n.d.a. poses to free speech and added quote first amendment rights are guaranteed by the constitution and cannot be legislated away this court rejects the government suggestion that american citizens can be placed in military detention indefinitely for acts that could not protect might subject them to detention so for acting as a voice against a government which so often turns a deaf ear to dishearten americans u.s. district judge catherine forrest is our hero of the day but sadly you know it just broke as i was writing this that obama's attorneys have already appealed her ruling today t

district judge is blocking indefinite military detention for american citizens judge catherine forrest says the n d a violates the us constitution and journalistic freedoms we'll bring you the latest on this case. and just when the economy seems to be recovering the u.s. census bureau says that income inequality is growing and poverty rates are stagnant with one in five children falling below that law and dr cornel west and tavis smiley will be coming into the studio to discuss this disturbing trend. plus they are two similar cases with two very different outcomes the alleged wiki leak or bradley manning awaits a trial for treason while u.v.'s whistleblower bradley birken found is awarded millions for his truth telling i had will compare the treatment of the two brown please. it's thursday september thirteenth four pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching r t. well a victory today for reporters and activists fighting the controversial indefinite detention law a federal judge has ruled that the government cannot enforce a provision that allows the military to detain t

with ambitious goals like these a failure is simply not an option for russia's future in space you see catherine of r t in moscow. well that's good the only bruises up there are those are you looking lovely to they'd like to have her in a very nice and try to create a style that's similar to yours rory for the day especially for you. know i started . to really listen just a moment as if i can know what i understand the groups are struggling as we all know in the eurozone but are struggling so much now that people are being forced to work even harder exactly not yet but we're might see that happen in the fact that my i have to work six days a week or you can imagine just. i hope this doesn't result in more what we saw a couple of months ago because i have to say if i was one of those people would not be happy but i'll get to that in just a second for us the big story of the day of course is gas and that's because the european commission has launched an official investigation into whether the russian energy giant was abusing its a dominant market position in eastern and central europe and this was

district judge catherine forrest expressed that the wording in the act was too vague and pose a threat to americans right to due process she went on to ask the following she said where's the line between what the government would consider journalistic reporting and propaganda who will make such determinations were the be in office a stab. to read articles watch videos and evaluate speeches in order to make judgments along a spectrum or where the support was modest or substantial foresighted the chilling effect the n.d.a. poses to free speech and added quote first amendment rights are guaranteed by the constitution and cannot be legislated away this court rejects the government suggestion that american citizens can be placed in military detention indefinitely for acts that could not protect might subject them to detention so for acting as a voice against a government which so often turns a deaf ear to dishearten americans u.s. district judge catherine forrest is our hero of the day but sadly you know it just broke as i was writing this that obama's attorneys have already appealed her ru

>>catherine: mitt romney is not apologizing for the comments . that is what he wrote of obama supporters as dependent victims the romney campaign has even launched a counterattack. >> mitt romney is not backing away from what he said in the city camera videos. >> the question in this campaign is not who cares about the poor and middle-class. i do and he does. the question is, look and help the poor and middle-class, i can't, he cannot. >> the president responded last night. >> my expectation is, if you want to be president you have to work for everyone, not just for some. >> ronnie suggested that 47 percent of the country are victims to rely on the government. democrats are piling it on suggesting that the running campaign is in trouble and that some fellow republicans are keeping their distance. >> we have a long line of people running for romney has if the olympics are still on. >> >> republicans did have some good new is with the announcement that the republican national committee raised in a record-breaking $35. 6 million in august curious >>

jenna: interesting develop meant there, catherine. what about the new criticism being leveled at the cia director? why is that happening? >> reporter: one source told fox that benghazi seemed pretty black and white based on heavy weapons used and level of coordination. fox news told three days after the attack, cia director, david petraeus briefed members of the house intelligence committee and like administration public statements that benghazi was a spawned by a public demonstration because of the youtube video that spun out of control. homeland security committee head said he has deep respect for the cia director but while not discussing information but there is something wrong here. >> secondly appears that the from the intelligence community they did believe that this was caused primarily by the video and that terrorists influence, if at all, was minimal. >> reporter: u.s. tell against official told fox that the attack in benghazi can not be separated from the overrunning of embassy in cairo which seemed to inspire the militants

>>catherine: mitt romney is not breaking down he is embracing it. >> it is not who cares about the poor or middle class. i care. he does. ? i, he! he years. >> the president responded on david letterman. response is that if you want to be president you have to work for everybody. that 47 percent of americans are relying on government and the economy is in>> we will long line of trouble that are not running from across the as if the >>catherine: another is a counter attack with audio and a familiar story outlined. >> redistribution. 1998. with senator barack obama talking about redistribution of wealth. as things continue to simmer on the republicans did have some good news with the republican national committee had $35.6 million catherine heenan, kron 4. and the latest from chik fil a >> the suspect in the where were shooting could face more charges. they are looking to add 10 additional charges of the 142 charges that james holmes is facing. also, he is expected to be in court this morning. he is accused of opening fire of the late batman movie. 12 people were killed, 58 people were in

nguyen and catherine. >> thanks, paul, catherine and steve. we are now going to close with our keynote speaker, andy greenburg, writer and focuses on technology information security and digital, civil liberties. he currently writes for forbes magazine and is the author of the book tim mentioned earlier called this machine kills, how the wikileakers activists and to free the world's information. please welcome andy. [applause] >> i'm sorry to inflect powerpoint on everybody. what i learned today is people have a security don't use powerpoint anymore and people that are really good at security don't use e-mail anymore. if you want to contact me have your people call my people. i'm technology reporter with for this and i've written a book that tells secrets, that sounds much more dangerous, but the future has come up because run the the part where they say to mardy no more secrets. that is what my book is about. there's a shift that has come up a couple of times today, and i see it as a security reporter covering this industry the last two years

our rights i mean i just sums it up there i do want to read a quote from judge catherine forrester ruling it states quote due deference does not eliminate the judicial obligation to rule on the properly presented constitutional questions courts must safeguard core constitutional rights a long line of supreme court precedent here so that fundamental principle in an equivocal language so tangerine i want to ask you to talk more about what parts of this law raise questions of constitutionality. well you know she addressed that pretty strongly with a couple of points yesterday actually a lot of points if you have them are firstly that some of the terms you mention one of them associated for us that is material support independent journalism which was newly introduced a remain and the government either could not or would not define those for us that actually unconstitutional according to judge for us ruling yesterday runs counter to do the due process clause of the first amendment so they have to define their terms and you told them told them that you guys are gay in no uncertain terms and tha

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but when >>catherine: is setting was the home of a supporter last may. the candidates spoke of of the half e in and took questions. >> 47% will go for the president. 47 percent are with him all believe they are victims and believe the government has responsibility to take care of them. >> the obama campaign seize the moment, suggesting that romney was alienating half the country. >> when your president of the united states, your president of all the people, not just the people voted for you. >> romney says the secret it recorded video may actually help clarify the philosophical differences. his campaign cannot be happy that were snippets from that talk keep surfacing, including the joke about not being latino >> it was born for mexican parents, i would have a better shot at winning this election. >>catherine: analysts have been arguing about how much this will hurt romney, others say it will only galvanize cysts conservative supporters. this video was discovered in the leaked by the grandson of the jimmy carter, james carter the fourth. >>pam: joining us