the hearing. not only do they want to hear from the director of the u.s. secret service, mark sullivan, what happened in columbia. this is the first time we ll hear publicly from the director himself. but also what the secret service investigation has found, and then the lingering question, many lingering questions, of is there a pattern here or a culture that has been many questions been raised within the secret service that the secret service should have seen this coming as senator lieberman has said. listen first here to the chairman. it is hard for many people, including me, i will admit, to believe that on one night in april 2012, in columbia, 12 secret service agents there to protect the president suddenly and spontaneously did something they or other agents had never done before. which is gone out in groups of two, three, or four to four different nightclubs or strip clubs, drink to excess, and then bring foreign national women back to their hotel rooms. now, i wil
colombia, it just got bigger. now it s spreading to the dea. the drug enforcement agency. what would you do if you got smacked with a $93,000 bill and what if that bill wasn t even for you? we ll talk to one man who is on the hook for his mother s nursing home bill and the obscure law that s being used to make sure families pay up. beam me up scotty. the first private space launch is in history books with some very special cargo. she s taking over. you are a man. you might as well stand up like a man. she knows how to jump-start a failing business and today tabatha takes over newsroom. we begin this morning on a launch pad at cape canaveral. remember scottie from star tre trek ? right now on his way to a final fro frontier. three, two, one, zero. and launch of the space x falcon 9 rocket as nasa turns to the private sector to resupply the international space station. so cool. john zarrella is in florida. he s been watching this thing all morning. good morning
our latest polls on the republican race, they are just coming out this minute andy sho stunning change in fortune for two of the republican hopefuls. mitt romney still plead leads in iowa with 21%. ron paul is right behind at 22%. but look at this. rick santorum has jumped into third place with 16%. tripling his shows just three weeks ago. meantime, newt gingrich has fallen off a cliff. at least it seems like it now. he s at only 14% down from 33% in our last poll. rick perry is at 11%. michele bachmann, still in single digits, followed by jon huntsm huntsman, who has written off campaigning here in iowa. there s less drama in romney s backyard of new hampshire. he s at 44% there, followed by paul at 17%, gingrich at 16%. the rest of the poll in single digits. joining us now from des moines, candy crowley. candy, i guess the headline here is not necessarily that mitt romney is number one in iowa, although he is even though he really hasn t spent a lot of time here. but all of
speech. they are piping the speech to everybody down here. a soldier is in there eating while it is being broadcast live on every israeli television station. the big question is what is the prime minister going to say. a number of his advisers say he s going to say something big, we are just not going to tell you what it is. presumably he is going to offer as much as he feels he can. he s walking a very fine political line between what he has to deal with to keep his hard line, right wing coalition here in israel together, keep them politically happy and also that prime minister benjamin netanyahu has to get reelected himself and at the same time he is trying to apiece not only allies in the united states and to continue to show the world he s interested in peace and that is by offering the best possible deal that he thinks he can. what we are hearing at this hour from some of the aids we ve been in contact with is he s going to offer as much land to the
reaction to last night s address by the president of the united states. let s start with you. you say the president missed a golden opportunity. he should have linked pan am 103 with what s going on now. that would have sealed the deal. at the end of the speech, he said he acts on behalf of the americans. he could have easily said that 189 americans were blown out of the air in pan am flight 103. i represent those citizens and any other citizens attacked by state sponsored terrorism. he said qaddafi must go. i understand the dip low matted i can dance but he s got to make the connection to the american people. he s there for humanitarian reasons but more importantly for protecting u.s. citizens that my brother fell 31,000 to his death. you told me you thought the president did a good job. i do. he s walking a very fine line and has to satisfy a lot of different needs. he needs to send a message to the arab world and that he s