violated pakistani sovereignty to assassinate osama bin laden with lost respect because people now fear. the united states because we're like a drunken person will go to war anywhere if you threaten us right now harvesting hands prime minister has come out and said there would be no more business as usual with washington there are clear choice of proof that america historically speaking either to expand the war and i'm going to parkland or one of the front is not going to be a girl it can be good with a war and i want me and wanting everyone pakistan has been america's main ally in the region for decades but constant abuse of the partnership by the us has driven a wedge between the two many believe that pakistan's case highlights that a u.s. bearing gifts were later stop at nothing to get what it wants marina for nile artsy new york. and anger washington is pushing pakistan towards china with both islam about and beijing getting what they want so says author and journalist barry london . well i think right now that the pakistanis are the lighted to be able to turn over power and who wan

and violated pakistani sovereignty to assassinate osama bin laden with lost respect because people now fear. the united states because we're like a drunken person will go to war anywhere if you threaten us but now what is obviously his prime minister has come out and said there would be no more business as usual with washington there are no clear choice of probably a problematic because politically speaking i experiment and i'm going to prague. is not going to be a door it can be pretty good with total war and i want to meet you and warning everyone pakistan has been america's main ally in the region for decades but constant abuse of the partnership by the us has driven a wedge between the two many believe that papa stands case highlights that a u.s. bearing gifts while later stop at nothing to get what it wants marine upper nile artsy new york. two million public sector workers all over britain are on a massive strike over pensions they've marched through many of the u.k.'s major cities over half of all schools were closed as were many offices while hospitals have been badly affected

violated pakistani sovereignty to assassinate osama bin laden with lost respect because people now fear. the united states because we're like a drunken person will go to war anywhere if you threaten us but now prime minister has come out and said there would be no more business as usual with washington there are clear choice of produce. and i'm going to prague bomb all but never proven it was remarkable or it could. mean one thing everyone pakistan has been under his main ally in the region for decades but constant abuse of the partnership by the us has driven a wedge between the two many believe that pakistan's case highlights that a u.s. bearing gifts while later stop at nothing to get what it wants marine upper nile r.t. new york and as the partnership between pakistan and the us is forming a part another player seems ready to take washington's place china has long been a military and trade party and its number buds latest role with the u.s. only seems to strengthen the connection let's get some more insight into this from author and journalist barry. plenty on this subject is there

that strategy was highlighted by a pursuit of osama bin laden in pakistan or more recently our successful pursuit of anwar alwaki in yemen. our intelligence, our military, the best in the world, have proven without a doubt they excel in this strategy. thus, it makes sense to expedite the reduction of u.s. combat troops in afghanistan and accelerate the responsibility for military and security operations to the government of afghanistan, and that is what this amendment does. the amendment specifically requires the president prepare a plan for an expedited reduction of troops, an accelerated transfer of responsibility based on inputs from military commanders, from nato and coalition allies, from diplomatic missions in the region, from appropriate members of the cabinet and consultation with congress. what this amendment does not do, it does not limit our ability to identify an attack on al qaeda or terrorist forces wherever they may be in the world. it does not limit our ability to destroy al qaeda or associated terrorist training camps wherever they may be, wherever they are in the world.

violated pakistani sovereignty to assassinate osama bin laden with lost respect because people now fear. the united states because we're like a drunken person will go to war anywhere if you threaten us now stands prime minister has come out and said there would be no more business as usual with washington there are clear choice of beauty of what america historically speaking i did to expand the war and i'm going to bug plan or point out the problem is not going to be a door it can be good with world war and i want and wanting everyone pakistan has been america's main ally in the region for decades but constant abuse of the partnership by the us has driven a wedge between the two many believe that pakistan's case highlights that a u.s. bearing gifts while leaders stop at nothing to get what it wants or enough war nile artsy new york. manipulation president of the pack nationalist forum says pakistan is being used by the us and it's time for the country to stand up for itself. bucks county interests will have to be respected if clarkson is to participate in take part in efforts to stabili

violated pakistani sovereignty to assassinate osama bin laden with lost respect because people now fear the united states because we're like a drunken person will go to war anywhere if you threaten us now stands prime minister has come out and said there would be no more business as usual with washington there are clear choices pretty problematic because. i dared to expand the war and i'm going to prague pummelled one of the front is not going to go it concluded with third world war and war and warning everyone pakistan has been america's main ally in the region for decades but constant abuse of the partnership by the us has driven a wedge between the two many believe that pakistan's case highlights that a u.s. bearing gifts while later stop at nothing to get what it wants marina for nile r.t. new york. meantime you're the president of the pack nationalists forms of pakistan that has been used by the us and it's time for the country to stand up for itself bucks any interest will have to be respected of products and work is if we didn't take part in any efforts to stabilize afghanistan a

informants in pakistan that led the united states to capture or take out osama bin laden. pakistan has tried also to cheat the united states in filing bogus reimbursement claims for allegedly going after militants. 40% of these claims have been rejected by our government. there is more. pakistan tipped off terrorists making i.e.d.'s not once but twice in june of 2011 after we gave them intel on the bomb-making factory and asked pakistan to go after them. c.i.a. director leon panetta asserted that pakistan has not done enough to bring osama bin laden to justice saying now there is total mistrust between the united states and pakistan. meanwhile, pakistan is chumming up to the chinese. it sounds to me like pakistan is playing both sides on the war on terror. this so-called ally takes billions of dollars in u.s. aid while at the same time supporting the militants who attack us. according to admiral mike mullen, the pakistani government supported the groups who were behind the september 11 truck bombing attack in eastern afghanistan that wounded more than 70 u.s. and nato troo

violated pakistani sovereignty to assassinate osama bin laden with lost respect because people now fear the united states because we're like a drunken person will go to war anywhere if you threaten us now pakistan's prime minister has come out and said there would be no more business as usual with washington there are clear choices produce for america historically speaking i dared to expand the war and i'm going to parkland all part of the front is not going to be a door it can be pretty good with world war and i want to go and wanting everyone pakistan has been america's main ally in the region for decades but constant abuse of the partnership by the us has driven a wedge between the. too many believe that pakistan's case highlights that a u.s. bearing gifts were later stop at nothing to get what it wants or enough for nial artsy new york. i don't let's discuss some of the implications of these developments with the president of the pac nationalist forum mr crowley thank you for coming on the program today the pakistani government said in a statement that it was committed to supporting

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and osama bin laden's top deputy once belonged to this group. it raises a lot of concerns. greg pal d palkot is live in cairo. >> the turn out was very big, maybe 50, 60, 70%ee seupgss th % egyptians that came out and expressed their position. the freedom and justice part taoeparty of the islamist brotherhood group did very well. some say 40%, some say higher. more islamist group inks are skroeg righs are scoring well. martha: this has been anticipated and talked about since the fall of hosni mubarak. what will that mean with relations with israel, greg. >> reporter: on the ground we've been haoebging with official peeking with the muslim brotherhood. they say they are inclusive, they are open and ready to accept various people and parties. much support was heard from people that we talked to on the street, however, they do say that sharia law will be a cornerstone of any future government they could be a part of. at least three different woman we spoke to on the street expressed their concern. they said in fact they were worried about an extremist government. as for foreig

violated pakistani sovereignty to assassinate osama bin laden with lost respect because people no fear. the united states because we're like a drunken person will go to war anywhere if you threaten us but now obviously his prime minister has come out and said there would be no more business as usual with washington there are clear choices produce. and all part of the problem is not going to be. good with war and i want we want everyone pakistan has been on there because main ally in the region for decades but constant abuse of the partnership by the us has driven a wedge between the two men he believes that pakistan's case highlights that a u.s. bearing gifts well later stop at nothing to get what it wants marina for nile r.t. new york it is now a five minutes past the hour here in the russian capital you without saying a two million of public sector workers all over britain taking part in a strike over pensions union say it's likely to be the biggest walkout in decades thousands of schools and offices are closed hospitals are badly affected an hour then forced to focus only on emergen

as for news stories casey anthony's trial the most search add head of the death of osama bin laden. >> at least i was bopping to the beat. speaking of baby choosing a baby name is a big deal also an industry. this month the top names and trends for next year. take a look if you are pregnant now modern heroes like addcus and gatts buy popular. -- sunny and true. unusual spellings becomes alecks. and isabella old fashioned names ending in -- on the way out nouns brooklyn and apple. names ending in ly and lye think ashley or bentley. carson is a great name, i think. >> i didn't know apple was ever in except for one famous -- >> gwyneth paltrow's baby? >> yeah. >>> identifying a suspect critical new developments as oakland police announce a person of interest in the shooting that left a toddler fighting for his life. we'll have a live report. >> reporter: two situations regarding two occupy camps. police did move in and raid occupy l.a.. the campers at occupy sf have made a decision about whether or not they are going to obey orders to leave their camp. >>> the new home that could be reve

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the casey anthony trial topped osama bin laden's death as top news story search. at least i found it surprising. >>> coming up, a valentine for boston. a shakeup in jacksonville. new york's rangers take another on the ice. >>> plus, two giants square off on the college hardwood. and it wasn't even close. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and as one snow system fades out of the country we'll talk about the new one heading into the rockies coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, a boston red sox team left in shambles by a summer swoon and subsequent resignations and defections, took the first step toward pitting the pieces back together yesterday. here's nbc's fred roggin. >> good morning. it's wednesday everywhere else, it's valentine's day in boston. red sox hired bobby valentine to be the new manager. he took the mets to the world series in 2000 where he lost the yankees. he'll have to beat the yankees if he wants to stick around in boston. >>> lebron james a

. >> hurricane irene and the death of osama bin laden were the third and second-most searched. and the top, please. it was the casey anthony trial. >> 2011, almost in the books. >>> it's the most wonderful time of the year for a lot of people, such as myself. but the holiday season seems to bring out the grinch in others. >> you may be surprised to find out what people are not looking forward to this time of year. 35 million of us dread being nice during the holidays. >> and up next on the list, 68% dread lines and crowds. 37% dread gaining weight. >> but we love eating. >>> this might be the most visional story of the morning. let's just roll it, shall we? it's become an annual tradition this time of year. the victoria's secret fashion show. >> the so-called angels were strutting their stuff on the catwalk. the price tag for some of the items on the show, $2 million. >> some of the women who got the most face time are actually mothers, as well. two of them had sons back in january. so, to all of the women and mommies out there. >> thank you, rob. >> sure. holiday times. that m

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violated pakistani sovereignty to assassinate osama bin laden with lost respect because people now fear. the united states because we're like a drunken person will go to war anywhere if you threaten us now stands prime minister has come out and said there would be no more business as usual with washington there are clear choices today of what america has gotten really speaking either to expand the war and i'm going to bog bommel point of approach is not going to be it can trigger the third world war and i want you and wanting everyone pakistan has been america's main ally in the region for decades but constant abuse of the partnership by the us has driven a wedge between the two many believe that pakistan's case highlights that a u.s. bearing gifts while later stop at nothing to get what it wants marina for nile r.t. new york. britain is withdrawing its diplomatic staff from iran and has warrant a rod of serious consequences after the storming of the u.k. embassy compound militant students clashed with police and threw stones and petrol bombs at windows of the complex protesters also br

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osama bin laden's death was number two followed by hurricane irene. do you know the number one most searched celebrity? >> no. who? >> pretend you care. >> let me guess. does the name begin with k? >> no. >> okay. who? >> if i say the words baby, baby, baby, will that give you a clue? >> oh, justin bieber? >> there you go. >> see that? not the kardashians. >> you never know when fame will find you. for nicole harris of el paso, texas, who was at the gym on a treadmill, this is going viral so we call her dancing queen. she started treadmill dancing when she hurt her knee and heard that sideways walking on the treadmill can help that. >> she's got moves. >> i would find that distracting running on the treadmill it if she was doing that next to me. >> i find running on the treadmill fairly distressing anyway. so maybe that would be -- >> that's kind of cool. yeah, i definitely would be distracted. i would then be looking at her and i'd fall off the treadmill which is always painful. >> then you'd end up on "the ridiculist." >> wouldn't be the first time.

violated pakistani sovereignty to assassinate osama bin laden navy seals raided his compound keeping pakistani and. teligent is in the dark about the operation dealing a massive blow to the already troubled relations with lost respect because people no fear of the united states because we're like a drunken person will go to war anywhere if you threaten us now pakistan's prime minister has come out and said there would be no more business as usual with washington some experts believe america's aligned with pakistan has become less of a benefit and more of a liability there are clear choices pretty of what america has totally speaking either to expand the war and common to park bomb or one of the front is not going to be it can trigger the third world war and i want you and warning everyone that it can to get paid what it was i want don't want to go into details of it but. in desperation we began to even imagine pakistan has been america's main ally in the region for decades but constant abuse of the partnership by the us has driven a wedge between the two many believe that pakistan's

as for news stories caseython trail was most searched ahead of the death of osama bin laden. >>> we have a lot of list as we hit the year end. sandy is in for spencer tonight and really we have a pretty serious wind storm coming in. >> absolutely dan. wind gust potentially up to 70 miles an hour on the hill. >> hurricane strength. >> close to it. absolutely. so we have to wendy burch out for things blowing around obviously rough going on the roadway. between tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening is when we expect the strongest win. so let me show you live picture though in the short-term. we have a dense fog advisory that has just been issued. pretty mostly clear why as you look from high definition sutro camera. we have fog out there. the fog is really creating poor visibility across parts of the bay area. let me show you where it's at writ now. it's coming in from both sides. come in from the central valley impacting east bay and fog coming in from the coast as well. that's of course reducing the visibility. look at some of the visibility right now. fairfield no have the 0quarter of

. >> i look at it slightly differently, which is that he did go after osama bin laden in pakistan and relationships with pakistan already very tense, even more afraid now, and now when you see a burning of ephagy of president obama, part of them is they are making a decision whether or not to stay with the united states or go a different way. >> they seem to give a wink and a nod to the killing of bin laden. in fairness, that wouldn't have of happened but for president bush. >> i agree. all the intel led to that operation. >> he has projected power by stationening american marines in australia as a containment of china. but can you really say that this president projects an image of the shining city on the hill? they aren't afraid of them. i think it projects nothing but weakness. i think he is weak. look, he's even said t he doesn't believe in america's exceptionalism, america has been arrogant at times. he's been on his apology tour. >> well, they called his style leading from behind. that's the approach taken in egypt and libya. but i think economic strength is the biggest factor i

bin laden even though he's dead bin laden came out years ago and said that it was his goal to fundamentally change the nature and character of the united states here are some quotes from him he said quote i tell you freedom and human rights in america are doomed the u.s. government will lead the american government in and the west in general into an unbearable hell and a choking life this was in two thousand and one interview with al jazeera bin laden said that americans would give up their freedoms in exchange for security member ben franklin a warning us about that he said free people do not relinquish their security this is contrary to bush's claim that we ate freedom let him tell us why we did not strike sweden for example. it was from a video broadcast on al-jazeera two thousand and four bin laden said that america was becoming more authoritarian of the bush administration and was being run by outlaws rather than the rule of law he said we have not found it difficult to deal with the bush administration in light of the resemblance of the bears to the regimes in our countries half of wh

bin laden even though he's dead bin laden came out years ago and said that it was his goal to fundamentally change the nature and character of the united states here are some quotes from him he said quote i tell you freedom and human rights in america are doomed u.s. government will lead the american government in and the west in general into an unbearable hell and a choking life this was in two thousand and one interview with al jazeera bin laden said that americans would give up their freedoms in exchange for security member ben franklin a warning us about that he said free people do not relinquish their security this is contrary to bush's claim that we ate freedom let him tell us why we did not strike sweden for example. it was from a video broadcast on al-jazeera two thousand and four bin laden said that america was becoming more authoritarian of the bush administration and was being run by outlaws rather than the rule of law he said we have not found it difficult to deal with the bush administration in light of the resemblance of the bears to the regimes in our countries half of which

osama bin laden's death was number two followed by hurricane irene. do you know the number one most searched celebrity? >> no. who? >> pretend you care. >> let me guess. does the name begin with k? >> no. >> okay. who? >> if i say the words baby, baby, baby, will that give you a clue? >> oh, justin bieber? >> there you go. >> interesting. >> cultural stuff -- no, not the kardashians. >> you never know when fame will find you. for nicole harris of el paso, texas, who was at the gym on a treadmill, this is going viral so we call her dancing queen. she started treadmill dancing when she hurt her knee and heard that sideways walking on the treadmill can help you. >> she's got moves. >> i would find that distracting if she was doing that next to me. >> i find running on the treadmill fairly distressing anyway. so maybe that would be -- >> yeah, i would definitely be distracted. i would then be looking at her and i'd fall off the treadmill which is always painful. >> then you'd end up on "the ridiculist". >> wouldn't be the first time. >>> dr. conrad murray

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osama bin laden's death, hurricane irene, and the death of amy winehouse. and on this day in 1942, the u.s. government announced the nationwide ration of coffee in appear effort to help our troops during world war ii. had nothing to do with the shortage of coffee. latin american growers were pull not guilty record crops. but the feds decided our guys on the front lines needed those cups of joe more than the people on the home front. they were right about that. the ration was also designed to make sure the remaining coffee was evenly distributed in the united states. of course, just as with sugar and milk, many rationed products were also available on the black market. but the government brewed up a battle plan 69 years ago today. and everyone had headaches. and now you know the news for this tuesday, november 29, 2011. i'm shepard smith. thanks for having us into your place t

osama bin laden's death, hurricane irene, and the death of amy winehoue. and on this day in 1942, the u.s. government announced the nationwide ration of coffee in appear effort to help our troops during world war ii. had nothing to do with the shortage of coffee. latin american growers were pull not guilty record crops. but the feds decided our guys on the front lines needed those cups of joe more than the people on the home front. they were right about that. the ration was also designed to make sure the remaining coffee was evenly distributed in the united states. of course, just as with sugar and milk, many rationed products were also available on the black market. but the government brewed up a battle plan 69 years ago today. and everyone had headaches. and now you know the news for

. -- we hunted down and killed osama bin laden. a few days ago "the washington post" reported that al qaeda -- the al qaeda corps has contracted and weakened since then, and it's leadership ranks have been reduced to two membe members. to be sure, that does not mean that al qaeda is no longer a threat. particularly coming from groups outside of its core. but it's a remarkable achievement nevertheless. our current counterterrorism strategy is not broken. indeed, just the opposite is true. we are winning the war against al qaeda. there is no indication -- none -- that we need to fundamentally alter our approach to locating terrorists here or overseas. under director mueller's leadership, the f.b.i. has turned itself inside out and over the last ten years since september 11, it has been an intelligence-gathering counterterrorism machine. i can't say that i have always agreed 100% with 100% of the f.b.i.'s tactics and there are times when i worry that they may be overstepping. but, make no mistake, if our goal hunting down the bad guys

bin laden. where are his cheerleaders? >> i think in this economic environment, you're never going to find cheerleaders. you look at reagan. his popularity got down to 35% during the economic crisis in the '80s. george bush had been a hero at the time of the first iraq war. then his popularity plummeted to 27% after the economic crisis of 1992. so i think it's kind of inevitable we'll be focused on the downside. and also, for many of us, i think, we were full of hope for obama. there's going to be a certain amount of disappointment. but i think we also have to have some perspective both about the challenges and about the fact that we're facing a referendum. >> one of the things you write about is he had this incredible gift for public speaking. he really did go out there and raise peoples' spirits with the hope and the change. and there are a lot of folks who say he has been surprisingly inept at communicating. i'm wondering if you have seen the new ad that has come out. i want to play a clip. >

bin laden was taken out, they called on john kerry. when we were trying to pass the new s.t.a.r.t. treaty, a significant piece of nuclear disarmerment, it was john kerry who led that fight and more than anybody else deserves credit for getting that done, and i think one of the things that i like to think about is that throughout his success, that he still remembers those chili feeds, the cold new hampshire days of retail politics, that john kerry brought out the best in the new hampshire primary, just as the new hampshire primary brought out the best in john kerry. please join me in awarding this new hampshire primary award to john kerry. [applause] >> that is so beautiful, that is really something. [applause] >> i am really -- thank you, thank you. [applause] thank you very much. [applause] thank you very much, folks. [applause] [applause] >> thank you very much. i think i can come back here and safely again say with equal passion, i love new hampshire. [applause] i really -- this is very, very special. i can't tell you, just being in

afraid osama bin laden would get the notice and actually leave. so, obviously, the distrust is there. the pakistanis not happy. rightfully so. 24 of their soldiers were killed. but what we're hearing from this side of the border was that they were just responding to the attacks that they were getting from that side of the border. >> all right. atia abawi in kabul for us. thanks. >>> it's day two of newt gingrich's swing through south carolina. today he's traveling throughout the state with at least five events. last night he packed a town hall meeting hosted by tim scott. an extremely popular hometown lawmaker. freshman member of congress there. ali weinberg joins me on the phone. gingrich as top tier candidate, you've been to a lot of these tim scott town halls already. describe the atmosphere in this one. compare it to others. >> good morning, chuck. yeah, this tim scott town hall, he has held one with almost every single republican presidential candidate so far. and this was definitely the biggest and most packed audience i've ever seen. there