are they the same intelligence agencies that said, about the world trade center, that, you know, sad dom hussein knocked down the world trade center? i guess are they the same people? somebody might ask, where do you get the information? you know where i get it from? i get it from reading newspapers. and i didn t say it is. i said i am reading and i am hearing that iran is very strongly backing the so-called rebels. wonderful word. sounds like gone with the wind, okay? and that al qaeda is involved with the rebels. and wouldn t that be something if we go in and we do a big number and we get rid of gadhafi, which is fine as far as i m concerned, and now somebody takes over who s worse? now, here s another question. china gets a lot of its oil from libya. right? you know that. right? i know that. we get none. why isn t china involved? why isn t china involved, john? we don t get oil from libya. we re involved. we spent over $1 billion already. because the arab league, which i
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tragic time in our community, it gave me a lot of hope that we ll heal from this. it gave us great and positive reassurance. reporter: and they had rave reviews for president barack obama. he lifted up my spirits and i think of everybody else in the room as well. because of what he said, i think we all feel now that we can begin our mission of healing and togetherness. reporter: all day long, for hours before the event even began, people were lining up reading newspapers, sleeping and even playing games while on line. i think this is a better representation of what tucson is about. reporter: the massive crowd is a reflection of the extraordinary outpouring in this city in the days since the shooting. people here have been giving blood, packing church services and building makeshift memorials at the crime scene, at the school that victim christina green attended, and at congresswoman gabrielle giffords office. family members of the victims have said repeatedly this show o
like the two of us. could apple soon have a major competitor? some publisher disliked the content on which they could sell the content and a brewing rivalry could end up benefitting consumers. russell, for those of us who aren t exactly wonks, why do we care about this battle between google and apple? well right now, if you are a consumer of news and if you are migrating from print to tablet devices to other devices, there is only one game name in town. it s the ipad. as far as reading newspapers and magazines, the only thing that sort of nicely replicates that on a digital device. consumers as well as media companies are sort of stuck
you look better from baltimore. no. let s start. there s a debate even about is it safer to have a hands-free? some say when you re driving, it s just the distraction of that conversation. just the phone call itself. no, absolutely. so distracted driving in general is an issue that we need to deal with. but people are doing in the car anyway. they re reading newspapers, eating food, music could be considered a distraction in the car. so there are other things that could be distracting you in the vehicle. the main concern is people using their phones. we need to communicate, we want to communicate more and more often. we re talking about 11% of people with cell phones are using them consistently in the car constantly talking. all right. so there are a bunch of options out there. and we see people walking around with these things on their head all the time. but when you start out shopping for these things, the more you spend, the better gadget you ll get. is that a fair rule? i