heather: between afghan troops and troops serving it side by side with them, they are calling it green on blue attacks. this was very interesting. according to the pentagon there have been more than 45 such attacks on coalition forces since 2007, 75% within the past two years. we are there to help them but they don t want our help. we need to let it go and bring our boys and girls home. that is not the usual stance but i agree with you hundred percent. when i see commercials with the wounded yeah warriors and injuries they have and they are killing us over there? an article with three wounded warriors. it was amazing they have adjusted but they have had a lot to go through. heather: then the other side of the coin, what were we doing to begin with. if we pull out too quickly. what about the service people that lost their lives that did
heather: it is bottom of the hour. we are learning new details about the suspect accused of killing 16 afghan civilians last weekend. neighbors of staff sergeant robert bales says he rarely spoke about his multiple deployments to iraq and afghanistan and showed little emotion about his experiences. pakistan ending hold of three widow of osama bin laden. authorities will keep them in custody for another 10 days perpbgsding trial for living in the country without valid documents. pakistan has detained the widows since bin laden was killed by navy seals last may. convicted nazi war criminal john demand has died. he claimed he was 91. a junior executive at
saturday in america s election headquarters. republicans in missouri holding their caucuses up for grabs 52 presidential delegates many santorum is the only candidate who has been campaigning in the show-me state here s there today. you recall he won the nonbinding primary. newt gingrich and ron paul have no events planned. mitt romney stumping in puerto rico and illinois, just ahead of that state s primary. heather: as the republican candidates fight to secure their party s if nation party s nomination president obama has been building up his campaign war chest. yesterday he attend five fundraisers in two states with tickets to some events costing more than $10,000 a piece. peter doocy has that story from washington. reporter: the president attended two fundraisers in chicago friday, three in atlanta for a total of five and 5 1/2 million dollars was the expected haul some of the
missouri and isolated tornadoes possible. and tomorrow we re looking at a more widespread severe weather where we will get much of the needed rainfall, southern nebraska down to central portions of texas. once again, large hail, strong wind gusts and isolated tornadoes possible. as it heads eastbound, cooler air from the west move eastward. as we head through sunday, warmer air pushing east with once again another warm day, but cooler air is going to head east. gregg: thanks very much. heather: beautiful day today. gregg: it truly is. heather: at least in new york it is. julian assange may be under arrest but he is setting his sights his future on politics. where he plans for running for office. gregg: politics and the pump. they are playing the blame game
jobless recovery equals recession in most minds of americans who have to live it day-by-day. heather: kitchen table politics. who are they blaming? right now it is a tossup between president bush s policies and president obama s policies. a month ago more of the blame was on president bush. i think what we are seeing is a little impact of gas prices and the president s energy policy shifting that a little. here s the key number that i like, 63% of voters say, they trust their own judgment, more than the president. gettinging in the jarrod household we have this ongoing debate over that thing called facebook. you polled on whether people think it is good or bad, what find? 31% say bad, 28% say good. people who use it tend to think it is better than those who don t. women use facebook more than men and are less likely to say it is good for society.