multiple contradictory reports. it s not one giant lead investigator.you ve got differe and information leaks out from different agencies and pursuing it at different paces. megyn: that s clear. on that score i want to tell our viewers while the fbi is handling this case, they have chief responsibility for this case, the boston police just sent out a tweet, welcome to modern day america, that reads as follows: despite reports to the contrary, there has not been an arrest in the marathon attack. that from the boston police and we continue to await an on camera update from the fbi. last report was 5 p.m. eastern, i m not sure if that s in the hopper. peter that language is very, very interesting. because they say there has not been an arrest. they he didn t we haven t identified someone, we haven t a lead, they didn t say that we re following somebody, they just said there hasn t been arrest. that s very telling. megyn: i want to go to
in fact, surroundsing that election, susan carroll said close to 200 articles were written on soccer moms. bob dole mentioned it in a debate and bill clinton was thought to be leading with that group. today adam justice calls them dot moms. he says they re the same demographic, but more sophisticated, influential and informed. and they use social media. market research firm npd group found that 79% of moms with kids under 18 use social media. .essential difference here with dot moms is they network more. for instance, their networks span more generations in outside traditional family and friends circles. moms over 40 are more active than younger moms. take it a look at these numbers. whether s also differe what s also different is that moms are influenced on social media. after daily use of social media today, it s grown to 4 before
8.9 quake struck two days ago. but, you know, they re going to be able to tell me, they re going to be a lot more in the coming days and weeks. these aftershocks are not going to stop. how do you feel about that? i feel bifurcated. i feel there s two thoughts. the first one is what does one do with one s family and should i get them out of here? the second one is i m a in differe different in a different situation. i m paid to stay. i m going to be here reporting the news. there is no question about that. where i ll be i don t know. but i will stay in japan. is the japanese government, the civilian and the military portions, are they capable of dealing with a crisis of this magnitude? first of all, there is no
interests. it is in canada s interest to work with our partners in the united states to ensure that our borders are secure and ensure that we can trade and travel across them as safely and as openly as possible within the convict textexts of our differe. that is what we re trying to achieve here. we share security threats that are very similar on both sides of of the border. we share an integrated economic space where it doesn t make sense to constantly, you know, check the same cargo over and over again. if we can do that at a perimeter, if we can decongest the borborder, that s what we should be doing. if we can harmonize regulations and aslovoid duplication and re tape, that s what we need to do. this is about the safety of canadians and developing
i think you hear right to a large degree. she was apparently the one who said you should turn this over to your son, a remarkably bad idea. back to the point about what americans think, we should have our eyes on the egyptian army. am i right that the army will not turn this into a bloodbath? will the army be a very important part of the government going forward? i would be surprised if they weren t. there may be a coalition to make a transition. i would have my eyes on the army. mubarak has been a friend to the united states and the west, kept the suez canal open. and peace in the middle east. he s protected israel and kept things relatively calm. and been a bridge for when israel couldn t diplomatically handle that he s been great for the united states. vers results. look at the differe