an event that enraged the catholic church was interrupted by an abortion protester. it was a speech by health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius at georgetown university. let s listen. having spent my entire life in public service i spent my entire life in public service [ cheers and applause ] cheers of support there from the graduates. the church had blasted georgetown for inviting sebelius not because of the obama administration s position on abortion, but church leaders instead were angry over sebelius support of a law requiring employers, even religious institutions, to provide birth control coverage. the most hyped stock offering of the year got off kind of to a bumpy start. shares of facebook jumped more than 10% in the first minutes of trading, but then they started to go the other way. at one point the stock was hovering around an initial point of $38 before rising again. alison kosik has been watching all this at the nasdaq market site. alison
there has been a mess playing out since the new york times hit everybody s doorstep this morning or your ipad and that is a revelation that there was a plan in place yet to be approved by the head of the super pac that could have been a big smear campaign in this race for the presidential election in november, a smear campaign against president obama and an effort to bring up race and also the reverend jerri might haemian issue in 2008 and something john mccain decided back to pursue back then. gloria is standing by live in washington to talk me through this. in this 24 hour news cycle, gloria, i have often said it usually takes 24 hours to get the story ramped up and the next 24 hours to ramp the story down. the dominos have fallen at such rapid pace. take me through the reverberations. i think what you re seeing is a proposal that got leaked for whatever reason that was never approved, but the fact that it was being proposed and possibly being considered by somebody who
we always thought they were now there s proof positive which means the gun used in one shooting was the same gun used in the second shooting. that is key for the investigation. the other thing now, we understand mississippi authorities are reaching out to both the fbi and atf asking to use profilers. that would mean they don t have a lot but looking into the mind-set of the person carrying this out. remember, the theory is, and it s only a theory at this point, it s someone acting as a police officer pulling these people over in the middle of the night. tell me about the search for this guy, everyone involved at this point. do we know how far that search has been spread out? well, the search is going on, especially in that area of northern mississippi. they have beefed up patrols, not only in that county but all the counties in the surrounding area. however, here is the thing, there are no witnesses to this event of it s not like you have an identification of a suspect. y
and the homeless man with the golden voice. people would remember me from those great days in radio and be like what happened, man? and i would always say smoke damage. the story of how he got clean and sober all over again. only in america. trading a mop and pail for a cap and gown. this is piers morgan tonight. we ll get to the john edwards story in a moment. but i want to start with dramatic developments in the trayvon martin case. information that could, i repeat could, support george zimmerman s claims of injuries he received on the night. dan abrams is here. quite dramatic new evidence abc s unearthed. matt gutman has seen the medical records now of george zimmerman s own doctor. and the doctor s records indicate that george zimmerman appeared to have a broken nose, had lacerations on his head. just as many of his supporters have been alleging now for many months. the problem, of course, for george zimmerman is this doesn t necessarily clear him. it doesn t ne
of incidents, a lot of them were at newark airport, about things going wrong. a knife getting through a screening checkpoint. a dead dog that was not screened for explosives before it was loaded on a plane. so the numbers, you cited them. let s put them up so people can see. 42% of those security breaches were reported to headquarters. then only about 53% of them were corrected. there s no central reporting system, so they couldn t get the 30,000-foot view of what s going on. we ve been listening to the hearing. listen to what members of congress are asking the tsa inspector general about how exactly all of this happened. so there is no depository where one could go and pull up all of the breaches that have occurred? well, first, they need to have, like i said earlier and the chairman alluded to, there needs to be a clear definition of what a breach is. and then tsa needs to give clear guidance to the airports, what to report and when to report. and then tsa needs to foll