Americans want to be protected, no violated according to a new CBS News/New York Times Poll. Also, how is President Obama's approval rating holding up? Tony talks with CBS News Survey's Manager Jennifer DePinto.
He didn't offer details, but the director of the National Security Agency is telling lawmakers his agency's once-secret surveillance programs have helped disrupt dozens of terrorist attacks. At a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing Wednesday, Army Gen. Keith Alexander vigorously defended the programs as an effective tool in keeping America safe. But he also said the public needs to know more about how the programs operate. Alexander said he wants the American people to know that the government is "trying to be transparent" and protecting civil liberties as well as the nation's security. With Tony is CBS News Military Analyst Mike Lyons
A whopping 95% of people are flirting with the flu by not washing their hands properly in public washrooms, a new study reveals. And 15 per cent of men, twice as many as women, left without going anywhere near the sink, lead researcher Dr. Carl Borchgrevink told the Star. "It's just amazing that 15 percent of men would leave a restroom without doing anything," he said. "We're stubborn people. Men don't like to be told what to do." The study checked out 3,749 people over a year's time at four public washrooms in East Lansing, Mich., where Borchgrevink teaches at Michigan State University. Two were off campus; two were on campus. Everyone was ranked by whether they left with no action, rinsed their hands briefly with water and no soap, washed with soap and water briefly, left with wet or dried hands, or washed their hands the full recommended time. Best ways to wash hands, why are people not doing it? Tony talks with Medical Expert Dr. Mark Anderson.
The University of Louisville Athletics program is enjoying an unprecidented run in 2012/2013. Joining Tony and "Voice of the Cards" Paul Rogers is UofL Athletics Director Tom Jurich.
