you talk about two s.e.a.l.s going into osama bin laden's bedroom. he reached for his weapon, they shot him immediately. how did they feel when they did that? what did they tell you? >> i don't think feeling really had much to do with it. these guys go in -- when they go in, they are just on in the moment, in the second. they have to be because that's what it takes to survive in these situations. the 90 seconds that i've computed this operation took and from what my information is, that's more in keeping to what a s.e.a.l. team 6 operation is. you hit them hard and fast and it's over before they can react. >> the stealth hawk was the helicopter used. systems went down a million to one chance. >> absolutely. >> they tried to destroy most of it. but you report in here, and i wanted to ask you about this because this is really important, that the pakistanis were so mad that they auctioned off the remains to the chinese so that they could see the technology and then let the iranians and north koreans see it. >> absolutely. just in a little victory lap. t

bush made osama bin laden one of the most wanted men in the world. >> i want justice. and there's an old poster out west as i recall that said wanted dead oral live. >> nearly ten years later, his capture was the culmination of one of the most intense man huntes in history. >> can i report to the american people and the world that the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden, the leader of al qaeda and a terrorist responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, women and children. >> the man who carried out the mission known as s.e.a.l. team 6, the world's most elite fighting force. chuck is a former member and says he spoke to the men that night. he's out front tonight with their story in a new book out today called s.e.a.l. target geronimo. wonderful to see you and i appreciate you taking the time. you came out with this book, you've talked to the s.e.a.l.s. they're not supposed to talk. today colonel tim nye said this book is a fabrication, you being he, describes events that are factually incorrect. the obama administration is t

you talk about two s.e.a.l.s going into osama bin laden's bedroom. he reached for his weapon, they shot him immediately. how did they feel when they did that? what did they tell you? >> i don't think feeling really had much to do with it. these guys go in -- when they go in, they are just on in the moment, in the second. they have to be because that's what it takes to survive in these situations. the 90 seconds that i've computed this operation took and from what my information is, that's more in keeping to what a s.e.a.l. team 6 operation is. you hit them hard and fast and it's over before they can react. >> the stealth hawk was the helicopter used. systems went down a million to one chance. >> absolutely. >> they tried to destroy most of it. but you report in here, and i wanted to ask you about this because this is really important, that the pakistanis were so mad that they auctioned off the remains to the chinese so that they could see the technology and then let the iranians and north koreans see it. >> absolutely. just in a little victory lap. t

. >> let me ask you, where were you when you heard that osama bin laden had been killed, because for you personally, never mind professionally, it must have been an extraordinary moment in your life having spent so long trying to catch him after 9/11. >> it was, indeed. i had just come in actually to washington d.c. i had landed that evening from california, and i flipped on the television, and they were getting ready to have the news conference, and i thought the president of the united states doesn't go into the east room this time of night. i think they got bin laden. i was so gratified. i was grateful to president obama for taking a difficult decision because by all reports, it wasn't a certainty that osama bin laden was there, and i was very glad that i think we had left the infrastructure in place call now to find out how an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, helps cover some of the medical expenses... not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from paying up to thousands of dollars... out of your own pocket. these are

officials deny that osama bin laden was in their country. even though he was hiding near a major pakistani military outpost. an ally that gets offended when american experts raise serious concerns about a nuclear security. one pakistani official saying, quote, of all the things in the world to worry about the issue you should worry about the least is the safety of our nuclear program. the authors find many reasons to wonder whether one day a warhead or nuclear material could fall into the wrong hands. weapon components they report are sometimes moved around the country in vans like these with little or no security surrounding them. they cite an american intelligence source that says the pakistanis aren't just toting around parts but at times fully assembled war heads. first my conversation with the atlantic's jeffrey goldberg. in terms of its nuclear arsenal, how much confidence should the u.s. have that pakistan, that the arsenal is secure? >> the u.s. should have confidence that the people around the nuclear arsenal are among the best paki

osama bin laden presumably went to abadabad and started living there while you were president. there are, as you know, an enormous amount of suspicion and there are modest amounts of intelligence evidence that suggests that he had to have had some local support. he was living as people often point out one mile from pakistan's version of wonest point, your military training academy. what is your sense of what happene happened? >> my sense is clear that it's not a sense of complicity, it's a sense of terrible negligence. i say that, yes. if it was for -- if he believed that he was there for five years, i say if he believe because i'm not fully convinced that he was holed up this for five years. however, might take the word of the united states that they ought to give some evidence about that. two years was in my tenure. and i know that i didn't know. one thing i am very sure of, 500% sure of is that i didn't know. is it possible at the lower level, is it possible that the army or intelligence was following a policy which was not given by me? i don't think that is possible because

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osama bin laden presumably went to abbottabad and started living there while you were president. there are, as you know, an enormous amount of suspicion and there are some modest amounts of intelligence evidence that suggests that he had to have had some local support. he was living as people often point out one mile from pakistan's version of west point, your military training academy. what is your sense of what happened? >> my sense is very clear that it's not a sense of complicity, it's a sense of terrible negligence. i say that, yes. if it was for -- if he believed that he was there for five years, i say "if he believed" because i'm not fully convinced that he was holed up there for five years. however, might take the word of the united states that they ought to give some evidence about that. two years was in my tenure. and i know that i didn't know. one thing i am very sure of, 500% sure of is that i didn't know. but is it possible at the lower level, is it possible that the army or intelligence was following a policy which was not given by me? i don't think that is possible

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officials deny that osama bin laden was in their country. even though he was hiding near a major pakistani military outpost. an ally that gets offended when american experts raise serious concerns about a nuclear security. one pakistani official saying, quote, of all the things in the world to worry about the issue you should worry about the least is the safety of our nuclear program. the authors find many reasons to wonder whether one day a warhead or nuclear material could fall into the wrong hands. weapon components they report are sometimes moved around the country in vans like these with little or no security surrounding them. they cite an american intelligence source that says the pakistanis aren't just toting around parts but at times fully assembled war heads. first my conversation with the atlantic's jeffrey goldberg. in terms of its nuclear arsenal, how much confidence should the u.s. have that pakistan, that the arsenal is secure? >> the u.s. should have confidence that the people around the nuclear arsenal are among the best paki

pakistan is a nuclear armed ally, an ally whose officials loudly denied osama bin laden was in their country even though he was hiding near a major pakistani military out post. an ally that gets offended when american experts raise serious concerns about a nuclear security. one pakistani official saying, quote, of all the things in the world to worry about the issue you should worry about the least is the safety of our nuclear program. the authors find many reasons to wonder whether one day a warhead or nuclear material could fall into the wrong hands. weapon components they report are sometimes moved around the country in vans like these with little or no security surrounding them. they cite an american intelligence source that says the pakistanis aren't just toting around parts but at times fully assembled war heads. first my conversation with the atlantic's jeffrey goldberg. in terms of its nuclear arsenal, how much confidence should the u.s. have that pakistan, that the arsenal is secure? >> the u.s. should have confidence that the people around the nuclear arsenal are among the

he wanted to change it into osama hussein on behalf of osama bin laden and saddam hussein. his target was allegedly u.s. servicemen, army personnel, the marines and the police got very nervous when this talk morphed into action. federal agents, the fbi was not involved in following and tracking this plot. and that's something we're probably going to hear more about tomorrow. fbi agents say this was really an nypd-led investigation. by their counterintelligence division. but this man, jose pimentel, he planned on putting bombs in mailboxes, post offices, police stations. there were three in total. if they had worked, if he had succeeded in placing them in heavily populated areas and if he had succeeded in detonating them, officials do believe he could have killed at least a dozen or more people. don? >> deb, stand by, i want to go to peter bergen. you heard what the officials in new york said. a lone wolf. that's what the nypd had been watching for two years. is this the new face of al qaeda, this home-grown terrorist? >> if it's a new face of al qaeda, i think we can all sl

he wanted to change it into osama hussein on behalf of osama bin laden and saddam hussein. his target was allegedly u.s. servicemen, army personnel, the marines and the police got very nervous when this talk morphed into action. federal agents, the fbi was not involved in following and tracking this plot. and that's something we're probably going to hear more about tomorrow. fbi agents say this was really an nypd-led investigation. but this man, jose pimentel, he planned on putting bombs in mailboxes, post offices, police stations. there were three in total. if they had worked, if he had succeeded in placing them in heavily populate areas, and if he had succeeded in detonating them, officials do believe he could have killed at least a dozen or more people. >> want to go to peter bergen. you heard what the officials in new york said. a lone wolf. that's what the nypd had been watching for two years. is this the new face of al qaeda, this home-grown terrorist. >> if it's a new face of al qaeda, i think we can all sleep pretty well this evening. clearly this guy didn't have hi

that's different. >> we're at war with osama bin laden. >> we are? >> i mean very pressient discussion there because since that interview, a few months ago, obviously both bin laden and gadhafi were killed and in bin laden's case, by navy s.e.a.l.s, people you used to work alongside. what was your reaction? >> wait, i didn't work alongside them. i'm one of them. they're my brothers. i'm underwater demolition s.e.a.l. team. part of the teams. class 58. no. and i have all the respect in the world for my guys. they'll get the job done. there's no doubt about it. the job is custom made for s.e.a.l. team 6. they're highly motivated. they're well trained. they'll complete the mission when given the opportunity to do so. what i question is this, were we told the truth? they lied about the murder of pat tillman. they lied about the rescue of jessica lynch. they lied about weapons of mass destruction in iraq. they lied about ties to al qaeda with saddam hussein. none of those were true things. so it becomes credibility of my country. >> how do you know they'r

that's different. >> we're at war with osama bin laden. >> we are? >> i mean, very pressed discussion there. but ever since that interview a few months ago both bin laden and gadhafi were guilty and bin laden's case by navy s.e.a.l.s, people you used to work alongside. what was your reaction? >> wait, i didn't work alongside them. i'm one of them. they're my brothers. i'm part of the teams. clash 58. no. and i have all the respect in the world for my guys. they'll get the job done. there's no doubt about it. the job is custom made for s.e.a.l. team 6. they're mi lhighly motivated. they're well trained. they'll complete the mission when given the opportunity to do so. what i question is this, were we told the truth? they lied about the murder of pat tillman. they lied about the rescue of jessica lynch. they lied about weapons of mass destruction in iraq. they lied about ties to al qaeda with saddam hussein. none of those were true things. so it becomes -- credibility by country. >> how do you -- >> they're not telling truth. >> let me ask you a direct

he talked about changing his name to osama hussein, to celebrate his heroes, osama bin laden and saddam hussein. piment pimentell talked about killing u.s. service men returning from iraq and afghanistan, particularly u.s. army and marine corps personnel. he talked about bombing post offices in and around washington heights and police cars in new york city, as well as a police station in new jersey. as in other terrorist cases, pimentell's behavior morphed from simply talking about such acts to action, namely bomb building. pimentel followed instructions from anwar al awlaki's "inspire" magazine, to first acquire the bomb-making materials and then assemble them. he relied on a particularly notorious article called "how to make a bomb in the kitchen of your mom." pimentel acquired the readily available ingredients from home depot and other stores, being careful not to make all of these purchases from any one location at the same time. he wanted to avoid raising red flags. he used elbow joints, customarily used to join two pipes, as the main housings for the bombs. right here is an elbow

that's different. >> we're at war with osama bin laden. >> we are? >> i mean, very pressed discussion there. but ever since that interview a few months ago both bin laden and gadhafi were guilty and bin laden's case by navy s.e.a.l., people you used to work alongside. what was your reaction? >> wait, i didn't work alongside them. i'm one of them. they're my brothers. i'm part of the teams. clash 58. no. and i have all the respect in the world for my guys. they'll get the job done. there's no doubt about it. the job is custom made for s.e.a.l. team 6. they're highly motivated. they're well trained. they'll complete the mission when given the opportunity to do so. what i question is this, were we told the truth? they lied about the murder of pat tillman. they lied about the rescue of jessica lynch. they lied about weapons of mass destruction in iraq. they lied about ties to al qaeda with saddam hussein. none of those were true things. so it becomes -- credibility by country. >> how do you -- >> they're not telling truth. >> let me ask you a direct ques

bin laden, a good thing, our relationship with pakistan has gotten worse which is not so much a good thing. and gingrich said, yeah, i'd be really mad. gingrich said well, it should be bad. you know what? if i were president, i'd be angry at the pakistanies because the implication being that they knew where osama bin laden was. >> and the thought that she is saying when pakistan is too nuclear to fail, what she was basically saying is that this could be what you fear in iran if iran wore to get a nuclear bomb. you would have a disaster. but pakistan already has dozens of nuclear bombs. and if the islamists or the al qaeda elements, taliban elements were to take over, you would have a nuclear threat. >> and you would have the same conversation about iran which is are you doing enough? are the sanctions strong enough? should we sanction the central bank? you spoke about that. or should we get involved in any military action if israel decides to -- >> and there is a nuance policy towards pakistan. you can't get let it get foot hands of the bad guys. >> there was a piece a few weeks ago

. >> let me ask you, where were you when you heard that osama bin laden had been killed, because for you personally, never mind professionally, it must have been an extraordinary moment in your life having spent so long trying to catch him after 9/11. >> it was, indeed. i had just come in actually to washington d.c. i had landed that evening from california, and i flipped on the television, and they were getting ready to have the news conference, and i thought the president of the united states doesn't go into the east room this time of night. i think they got bin laden. i was so gratified. i was grateful to president obama for taking a difficult decision because by all reports, it wasn't a certainty that osama bin laden was there, and i was very glad that i think we had left the infrastructure in place to make that moment possible. the courier, for instance, who in 2007 we learned of this courier who eventually gave up bin laden, and so -- or led us to bin laden, and so this was a great story of american perseverance over ten years said to foes in particular we don't give up until t

we've had free elections, killed osama bin laden. dismantled al queda. we've achieved very important goals for the united states of america. the fact we have 100,000 troops nation building in afghanistan. this nation so desperately needs to be built. on the ground we need a strong special forces presence and drone presence and need strong training of the afghan army. we haven't done a very good job definding and articulating what the end point is in afghanistan of the american people are getting very tired about where we find oufrselves today. >> are you suggesting we take our troops out next week? >> i said we should draw down from 100,000. we don't need $100,000 troops. many have crossed the wire. we need a presence on the ground more akin to 10,000 or $15,000. that will serve our interest in terms of intelligence gathering and special fors response capability. we need to peep for a world not just in south asia but in every corner of the world in which counter terrorism will be in front of us as far as the eye can see. >> on this issue, gloria and ron,

we've had free elections in 2004, we killed osama bin laden, we upended, dismantled al qaeda. we've achieved some very important goals for the united states of america. now, the fact that we have 100,000 troops nation building in afghanistan when this nation so desperately needs to be built, when on the ground we do need intelligence gathering, no doubt about that. we need a strong special forces presence. we need a drone presence and we need some ongoing train of the afghan national army, but we haven't done a very good job defining and articulating what the end point is in afghanistan. i think the american people are getting very tired about where wre find ourselves today. >> let me let governor romney respond. >> let me respond. are you suggesting, governor, that we take all our troops out next week. >> did you hear what i just said? we should drawn down from 100,000. we don't need 100,000 troops, many of whom can't cross the wire. we need a presence on the ground that is more akin to 10 to 15,000. that will help with intelligence gathering and special forces responsibility

this is the first holiday season since the death of osama bin laden. officials say in the past terror organizations plotted attacks during the holidays because of large crowds. >>> occupy wall street organizers are planning a thanksgiving feast for thousands of protesters at new york's zuccotti park. turkey day meals with trimmings will be prepared at a nearby kitchen space and served later this afternoon. >>> two turkeys getting a new lease on life. liberty and peace were pardoned by the president. president obama did the honors at the white house ceremony yesterday. >> from our family to yours, i want to wish everybody a wonderful and happy and healthy thanksgiving and now since liberty and peace have been so patient, it is my privilege to grant them the official pardon. i've got to give them a little symbol. all right. what do you think. are we ready? all right. here we go. all right. are you all right, liberty? okay. i like doing that. you are hereby pardoned. >> it's like the pope. liberty and peace will now retire to the historic home of george w

we've had free elections in 2004, we killed osama bin laden, we upended, dismantled al qaeda. we've achieved some very important goals for the united states of america. now, the fact that we have 100,000 troops nation building in afghanistan when this nation so desperately needs to be built, when on the ground we do need intelligence gathering, no doubt about that. we need a strong special forces presence. we need a drone presence and we need some ongoing train of the afghan national army, but we haven't done a very good job defining and articulating what the end point is in afghanistan. i think the american people are getting very tired about where wre find ourselves today. >> let me let governor romney respond. >> let me respond. are you suggesting, governor, that we take all our troops out next week. >> did you hear what i just said? we should drawn down from 100,000. we don't need 100,000 troops, many of whom can't cross the wire. we need a presence on the ground that is more akin to 10 to 15 15,000. that will help with intelligence gathering and special forces responsibil

we've had free elections in 2004, we killed osama bin laden, we upended, dismantled al qaeda. we've achieved some very important goals for the united states of america. now, the fact that we have 100,000 troops nation building in afghanistan when this nation so desperately needs to be built, when on the ground we do need intelligence gathering, no doubt about that. we need a strong special forces presence. we need a drone presence and we need some ongoing training of the afghan national army, but we haven't done a very good job defining and articulating what the end point is in afghanistan. i think the american people are getting very tired about where we find ourselves today. >> let me let governor romney respond. >> let me respond. are you suggesting, governor, that we take all our troops out next week? what's your proposal? >> did you hear what i just said? we should drawn down from 100,000. we don't need 100,000 troops, many of whom can't cross the wire. we need a presence on the ground that is more akin to 10,000, to 15,000. that will help with intelligence gathering and

they said the same thing just after the raid that killed osama bin laden. we'll have a live report from pakistan in just a bit. >>> also, it was a record haul for retailers on black friday. all those big deals and long lines apparently paid off for the stores to the tune of about $11.4 billion. that's about $1 billion more than last year. >>> also, police in buckeye, arizona, are taking a closer look at the bloody arrest of a shopper at one of those chaotic black friday sales. it was caught on video by one of our ireporter. the 54-year-old man on the ground there, he was thrown apparently face first into the floor by police officers, accused of shoplifting and resisting arrest. the man, family says, he put a video game under his shirt because other shoppers were trying to grab it out of his hands. [ crowd noise ] >>> police haven't yet decided what to do with the woman who has admitted she sprayed pepper spray into a crowd at walmart in los angeles. she turned herself in on friday, but she was released. investigators are trying to figure out if she did it t

bin laden. in concert, with our allies, they have helped end gadhafi's brutal dictatorship and returned libya to its people. because of their incredible efforts, we can stand here today and say with confidence the tide of war is receding. in just a few weeks, the long war in iraq will finally come to an end. our transition in afghanistan is moving forward. my fellow americans, our troops are coming home. for many military families, this holiday season will be a season of home comings, and over the next five years, more than 1 million americans in uniform will transition back to civilian life, joining the nearly 3 million who have done so over the past decade and embraced a proud new role, the role of veteran. this generation of service members, this 9/11 generation has borne the burden of our security during a hard decade of sacrifice. our serviceman and women make up less than 1% of americans, but also more than 1 million military spouses and 2 million children and millions more parents and rel

announced osama bin laden's death. pakistan was not warned in advance of the raid. in june top u.s. military chief admiral mullen announced cuts and in july u.s. suspended military aid to pakistan. september outgoing u.s. admiral mike mullen accused pakistan of aiding militants. pakistan denied that. >>> a body found buried in aisha low grave in ohio may be linked to the so-called craigslist kill there are. the fbi is working under the assumption that want it belongs to a man who has been missing for more than a week. he answer ad fake craigslist job ad. authorities say one man who respond the same ad was found dead, another escaped after being shot. >>> a judge in aruba rejected prosecutor's request to hold giordano. >>> the federal government is investigating the chevy volt over fears the electric car's batteries may pose a fire resk. the national highway traffic safety administration says the volt lithium ion batteries could catch fire after a crash. so far no fires and no recall. gm insists the car is safe. >>> a tentative agreement was reached this morning to end the nba lockou

troops found and killed osama bin laden. >>> as we get close to the bottom of the hour now, i know what you're doing, you're going to eat and then you're going to go shopping. you might be shopping first and then eat. who knows how it is going to go. if you're one of those folks who are so anxious about getting out there and shopping, you are the prime target of some folks who are perpetrating scams this holiday season. ryan mack is with me to help you not be a target. he's the president of optimism and author of "living in the village." good to see you, happy thanksgiving to you. >> happy thanksgiving to you, too, sir. >> everybody knows there's always some hot gift during the holidays and, wait a minute, not in the stores any more. i can't get this from a kid or whatever else. that makes you a prime target. >> right now a 7 or 8-year-old giving their parent pure heck making sure they get the new gift and come christmastime, they want that new gift under the tree. a lot of individuals who capitalize off of that. you can't find the tickle me elmo or video game and they'll create these f

buried osama bin laden's body at sea. also where president obama is about to watch a matchup between unc and michigan state. we have the details. >>> wolf not only is this ship that buried osama bin laden at sea, the ship that first laumpked attack against taliban and al qaeda following 2011. a historic setting on veterans day, the first time that a college basketball game has been played on an aircraft carrier. and president obama will be delivering remarks shortly before the game. as you know, he's a huge basketball fan and player. he'll be joined by thousands of service men and women to watch this game which begins at 7:15 eastern. it will be broadcast on espn. during the game he'll be interviewed courtside both by espn and westwood one. so television and radio that radio interview will be airing as well on the armed forces radio network. after the game, it's business. he'll be departing san diego, heading for honolulu where he'll be the hosting the apex summit to be talking about economic issues. but this is really an

took out osama bin laden, pakistan was not warned in advance of the raid. in june, top u.s. military chief admiral mike mullen admitted significant cuts in aid to afghanistan. in august they denied aid to pakistan, and in september, they accused pakistan of supporting the akhani military group in pakistan. they deny that. >>> this is what the streets of cairo look like today. we'll take you there for a live report from tahrir square where the mood is tense after the death of a protester earlier today. >>> and later, face to face with actor isaiah washington. four years after his controversial departure from grey's anatomy, he talks about how that role changed his life on and offscreen. >> like you say, it's a pinnacle. i'm winning, right? no, i'm not. i was almost that close to losing the most important thing to me, and that's my family. administering her medication, and just making her comfortable. one night britta told me about a tradition in denmark, "when a person dies," she said, "someone must open the window so the soul can depart." i smiled and squeezed her hand. "not

it was a basketball game taking place here aboard the same vessel that was used to bury osama bin laden at sea. so the president there honoring veterans, not only those who have come back and are now looking to find employment. the president talking about how the u.s. will do everything possible to make sure that they can get jobs, the president saluting those who can get lives to protecting this country, t.j. >> and back to the business if you will now, the president there hosting the apec summit and remind our viewers, like i was mentioning to you earlier, also oftentimes can be numb. at the end of it, what are we really going to get out of it? >> that's right. and you will have more world leaders there, 21 of them to be exact. the focus this time obviously will be on tapping the growth in the asia pacific region while other parts of the globe have been struggling. we see what's been happening in greece, what has been happening in italy. but there's been a boom across asia. and the u.s. is looking to tap into that region, hopefully with additional exports in order to create more jobs

then you have the osama bin laden raid which the united states chose not to give the pakistanis a heads up about that and they were very angry about that, particularly in the context of the fact that we've been promising some sort of strategic partnership with them and then people came, the u.s. government came out and said they couldn't be trusted. hence they were not given a heads up about the bin laden raid. this incident today is, you know, it's part of incidents that have angered the pakistanis and which have contributed to fact that this is one of the most anti-american countries in the world. the last poll i saw, the favorable views of the united states is around 12%, close to zero in pakistan right now. >> peter bergen, thank you so much. as peter was saying this could, indeed, make the pakistan/u.s. relations even that much more fragile. nick peyton walsh is in kabul with more details on that. nick? >> reporter: let me just update you on how they view this incident. they have said, a spokesperson said they think it was highly likely that the pakistani deaths here most likely so

. >> also the one that buried osama bin laden at sea just a few months ago. you remember this. you remember this, folks. >> yes. there's a lot of history on this particular aircraft carrier and now something else to add to it. here they are performing again. you wouldn't know if there was an aircraft carrier. depending on which shot they used, that looks like another stadium. >> beautiful to see. the veterans make up -- actually, the active duty people make up less than 1% of our population. think about that. less than 1% of our population, a volunteer force, it's wonderful to see them having an opportunity to see one of those first hand. they say sports are so -- it's such a motivational factor for the troops. >> i'm sure they'll continue that for years to come. it went off without a hitch last night. >> thank you. >>> we're going to get some weather in for reynolds in just a bit. we'll talk to you again here shortly. 40 minutes past the hour now. we're getting an up close and personal look at the place where nasa's spacecrafts are born. the assembly building is open for touri

he got osama bin laden and in this field, wolf, as you know bitter than i do, there is no john mccain. there is no republican hawk here like we saw in the 2008 elections. mitt romney disagrees with barack obama on iraq and afghanistan, but really, much more on the timetables of the withdrawal of the troops than anything else. so, these republicans are going up, whoever's the nominee, is going up against the president who really does have credibility on foreign policy with american voters. democrats and some republicans. >> how does the issue of iran and its nuclear program play into a debate like this one tonight? >> i think it's a very, very important issue and we asked in our cnn poll, let me tell you the question. the u.s. should use military action to get iran to shut down its nuclear program. we asked that question. democrats, you see, wolf. only 12%. independents, only 16% and even republicans, only 22%. so, there's really not any large amount of support per getting involved in iran in a military way, but these presidential candidates, some would argue have done a little bit of

bin laden. look, pakistan is important for the war effort in afghanistan. pakistan also has between 70 and 90 nuclear war heads, a strong nuclear power that the u.s. needs to engage. and, on the other side, the u.s. provides billions of dollars in aid to pakistan. so there are elements there that suggest the relationship will find a way to continue. >> chris lawrence at the poent gone, thank you. >>> and finally here on reporter roulette, chad myers with talk of rain. it's been a nasty day in atlanta. and possible snow in the southeast? >> yes. tonight. the good news is everyone has some leftovers. you don't have to go to the store. you don't have to go get bread or milk. >> speak for yourself, friend. i ate all of mine. >> it's only a three-hour event. you can live three hours without new bread. western tennessee, northern misses miss and northern alabama, big snow. could be four to five inches. >> wow! >> but it will be 36 degrees, brooke, so it may be sticking to the grass but it certainly wo

. >> apparently when the helicopter went down the night of osama bin laden died, some say the pakistanis let them look at our technology there. >> it's amazing what we put up with. >> thank you very much. it is something that gives you a food for thought. it makes you wonder if congress is really going to step up to the plate and deal with this problem. let's turn to representative christie noems, republican congresswoman from zk. thank you for being with us. the president speaking now in australia at this very moment. congress warned today about the rise of china's military power which can only get stronger so far as their economy is growing and lending and ours is not growing and borrowing. is the super commit see going to do its job. >> the more debt we continue to accumulate, that's who has been borrowing our bonds. this super committee needs to come for ward. it's time to do our job in washington, d.c. and do something that offers solutions. >> you are a member who has been staunch in your belief that we don't need tax increases. mr. toomey came on this show, member of the super com

earlier this year, for example, osama bin laden when he was killed, they took to downtown state college as well and brought their american flags anç belted out the national anthem. depending on the topic depends on how much destruction there will be in the street. i wasn't quite expecting a tv truck to be overturned tonight. >> no. we weren't expecting that either. help us understand why these students are so upset, with the accusations against joe paterno they're very serious. a lot of people say as the moral compass of the university he certainly didn't do the moral thing in the sandusky case. >> i think what it is is not so much that joe paterno is connected to the alleged child abuse case. it's not so much that joe's connected to it, it's that the focus of the media is specifically on joe paterno rather than on sandusky who allegedly commits these crimes, that there's not enough coverage on sandusky. they're angry that the penn state board of trustees fired paterno over the phone tonight. that was a hit to a lot of students' egos as well. >> they maybe should have done it face to f

we killed osama bin laden. we dismantled al qaeda. we have achieved some very important goals for the united states of america. now the fact we have 100,000 troops nation building in afghanistan when this nation so desperately nieds to be built, when on the ground we need intelligence gathering, no doubt about that. we need a strong special forces presence. we need a drone presence and some ongoing training of the afghan national army. but we haven't done a very good job defining and articulating what the end point is in afghanistan. i think the american people are getting very tired about where we find ourselves today. >> let me let governor romney respond. >> let me respond. are you suggesting, governor, we take all our troops out next week? what is your proposal? >> did you hear what i just said? i said we should draw down from 100,000 troops. we need a presence on the ground that is more akin to 10 or 15,000. that will serve our interests in terms of intelligence gathering and special forces capability. we need to prepare for a wo

. >> apparently when the helicopter went down the night of osama bin laden died, some say the pakistanis let them look at our technology there. >> it's amazing what we put up with. >> thank you very much. it is something that gives you a food for thought. it makes you wonder if congress is really going to step up to the plate and deal with this problem. let's turn to representative kristi noem, republican congresswoman from south dakota. thank you for being with us. the president speaking now in australia at this very moment. congress warned today about the rise of china's military power which can only get stronger so far as their economy is growing and lending and ours is not growing and borrowing. is the super commit see going to do its job. >> the more debt we continue to accumulate, that's who has been borrowing our bonds. this super committee needs to come for ward. it's time to do our job in washington, d.c. and do something that offers solutions. >> you are a member who has been staunch in your belief that we don't need tax increases. mr. toomey came on this show, member of the su

team responsible for killing osama bin laden in the compound in pakistan. he's written a book that's controversial, disagrees with the government version of what happened. he's going to be on our show. an adviser to herman cain and a man who co-authored a book with the men at penn state, larry sandusky, the accused pedophile. all of that coming up top of the hour. >> a horrible story at penn state. look forward to that report. thanks so much. >>> it's a busy and significant day in politics. herman cain once again emphatically denying the latest sexual harassment allegations against him. >> i have never acted inappropriately with anyone. period. >> also, elections across the country today. what might 2011 tell us about the 2012 climate in? joined by the governor of mississippi, haley barbour. i want to start with herman cain and a key initiative on the ballot in your state. when you watch herman cain today, you're among the republicans who have said he needed to explain this and answer it, try get it over with. did he do that? >> i didn't see it. i didn't wa

bin laden. and i think that the question that people are going to have is, who has got the guts to make the tough calls. and the other thing people are going to look for is who has the guts to take on the other candidates. will newt gingrich stop running for president like he's been doing this entire time. >> the no attacks on mitt romney is a little pathetic. >> he has to stir up controversy within the republican primary. but he does make a good point which is that this is one of the difficulties sometimes in a republican primary. in any primary. many times you agree on a lot of these issues. so the charge is that who can show they are the strongest? who is the one that -- the candidate that can show they are the most articulate or have the greatest, strongest vision for the country. so that is -- that's what these debates offer these candidates the opportunity to do that. >> i want to ask about iran because i think it's important for both sides you represent. i want to really cover this ad whi

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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. >> 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

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.

. >> apparently when the helicopter went down the night of osama bin laden died, some say the pakistanis let them look at our technology there. >> it's amazing what we put up with. >> thank you very much. it is something that gives you a food for thought. it makes you wonder if congress is really going to step up to the plate and deal with this problem. let's turn to representative kristi noem, republican congresswoman from south dakota. thank you for being with us. the president speaking now in australia at this very moment. congress warned today about the rise of china's military power which can only get stronger so far as their economy is growing and lending and ours is not growing and borrowing. is the super commit see going to do its job. >> the more debt we continue to accumulate, that's who has been borrowing our bonds. this super committee needs to come for ward. it's time to do our job in washington, d.c. and do something that offers solutions. >> you are a member who has been staunch in your belief that we don't need tax increases. mr. toomey came on this show, member of the su

bin laden was buried at sea. the occasion, of course, veterans day. acknowledging veterans and the sacrifices they have given to their country. but also the president took the opportunity to tout his jobs plan. specifically one provision from it, that would give tax credits to companies who hire veterans. this is a provision that passed the senate on thursday. but the real news made was in a courtside interview the president did with espn. he was asked about the controversy that has enveloped penn state. >> the whole situation is heartbreaking. we think first and foremost of the victims of these alleged crimes. but i think it's a good time for us to do soul searching. every institution, not just penn state, about what our priorities are. and making sure that we understand that our first priority is protecting our kids. you know, we all have a responsible. we can't leave it to a system. we can't leave it to somebody else. each of us has to take it upon ourselves to make sure our kids have the love and support and