leon panetta will speak today at the pentagon. it is a private ceremony only for the victims' families. >> we do have team coverage of bay area events to mark the anniversary. melissa is at the flight 93 memorial in union city but first, kate is at the san francisco fire ceremony. >> this is a tribute that the san francisco fire department puts on every single year to honor the 343 fellow firefighters they lost in the 911 attacks. they're already getting ready for the ceremony which will start in less than 15 minutes. firefighters will assemble in front of the station and at 659 the station will bring their belt. this is at the time the south tower collapsed and signifies the last alarm. firefighters will lower the flag to half staff and observe a minute of silence. we are expecting the chief of the fire department and mayor ed lee to show up today and this event is one of many across the bay honoring those who fell during the 911 attacks. melissa is live in union city >> that 911 memorial in union city is another place where peop

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he held this meeting with leon panetta and, according to mr. panetta, he appeared in robust health. from one insider we heard that he injured his back while he was swimming. that is one reason that the party put him forward for this absence. the fact that the man expected to become one of the most powerful leaders anywhere on earth disappeared for two weeks, it shows you how opaque the chinese political system remains. >> he used very strong language against tokyo and leon panetta there. he is going to have to try to assuage the beijing concerns, is in not? >> america and japan have a very close military alliance. it is worth pointing out that the bbc has just spoken to leon panetta, and he has delivered a very stark warning. he said that these territorial dispute need to be resolved peacefully, otherwise they risk becoming violent conflicts. and he said they cannot be allowed to become the kind of dynamite that can result in a larger conflict. in terms of america, he said there was a risk of the u.s. being drawn into a conflict. giving you some indication of the worry from washingt

and in shanksville, virginia, monday, leon panetta toured the memorial with united flight 93 went down. at sunset, 40 luminaries lit the wall. vice president biden will attend ceremonies there later this morning. and good news for visitors to the 9/11 memorial in new york. a dispute over how to fund construction of a museum on the memorial grounds was resolved monday night. >> we feel the public is so needing this complimentary experience to the memorial. >> reporter: construction begins at the end of the month. >> that was susan mcginnis reporting this morning. >>> important news for tens of thousands of first responders who worked at the world trade center site and were exposed to toxic chemicals. the government added some 50 types of cancer. >> reporter: for three years, firefighter ray pfeiffer has been saying the hundreds of hours he worked had something to do with his advanced kidney cancer. >> it's like vindication, saying hey listen, we recognize that we were down there, we did get sick from down there, and it's a little bit of relief. >> reporter: last year, the world trade ce

defense secretary leon panetta blasts the navy seal who wrote a book about osama bin laden's raid. >>> new accusations about what the bush administration knew about al qaeda months before the 9/11 attack. >>> a mystery in china where the country's future leader has disappeared. and andy murray will be here in studio 57 today. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >>> how can we run sensitive operations here if people are allowed to do that? >> defense secretary leon panetta tells cbs news a book about the bin laden raid crosses the line. >> you want this navy seal prosecuted? >> i think we have to take steps to make clear that we're not going to accept this kind of behavior. >>> it was 11 years ago today a terrorist group hijacked airliners into the world trade center, the pentagon, and in pennsylvania. >> the agreement to complete the museum at the site. >>> for a second day, thousands of chicago teachers are heading back to the picket line this morning as negotiations remain gridlocked. >> hundreds of thousands of families scrambling

defense secretary leon panetta he was in the region he urged china to increase military contact with america the next day he agreed on this missile defense expansion with japan i mean it looks like washington wants to please everybody but what are his real intentions here. i sin but america doesn't hit must trust in the time it's mine most chinese people consider american maybe a pretty good economy and nothing but not a party to call it commodity evidence as popular governing time to put the last many decades in the ideologies called differences between china and the united states needs to believe they're all american music doing he's trying to make trouble for china and the constant attack on the invisible car is probably just a depression. how do how individual time is mine. for anybody derrius whatever you util you talk about these are the basic chinese mentality being one of fury about this you know we're discussing this american missile defense system the second one now that japan has agreed to host america and japan both saying this will not be aimed at china how do you look i

he made the comments during a meeting with leon panetta. he told the bbc it would be important for the countries to resolve the dispute. >> uninhabited and isolated, they could spark war in asia. offer there is some oil and gas at here, but it is national pride at stake. already, ships are fighting at sea, japan and china duelling. chinese nationalists tried to plant their fight last month. japan says that they have bought the islands. they have urged restraint. there has been a fury in china, people here are taught to remember the japanese wartime atrocities and encouraged to believe that type of's power is rising. this is a combustible mix. -- they are occurs to to believe that japan's power is rising. there is aggressive nationalism in china and also attention with its neighbors. that means with a small incident, it could set off a dangerous dynamic. it could even soft in america which has a defense treaty obliging it to help japan in any conflict. >> these kinds of incidents could drag the u.s. into it in one capacity or another. it can

leon panetta is speaking out about the s.e.a.l. who wrote about the night osama bin laden was killed. >> we spoke to the secretary at the pentagon monday to talk about that topic and others, including the massive budget cut that is will hit the military if congress cannot agree to a debt reduction deal. i begin by asking panetta if the american people have a right to know about the operation that took out bin laden. >> there's no question that the american people have a right to know about this operation. that's why the president spoke to the american people when that operation happened. but people who are part of that operation, who commit themselves to the promise that they will not reveal the sensitive operations and not publish anything without bringing it through the pentagon so that we can ensure that it doesn't reveal sensitive information, when they fail to do that, we have got to make sure that they stand by the promise they made to this country. >> i notice you say sensitive and not classified information. >> well, you kn

let me send our audience to defense secretary leon panetta. let's listen in. >> thank you all for taking the time out of your day to come together and remember that tragic morning of september 11th, 2001. even as we mark 11 years since that horrible day, we know it will be forever engrained in our souls, in our hearts as members of the pentagon family and as americans. we pay tribute this afternoon to the 184 innocent people who lost their lives here that morning. fathers and mothers, sons and daughte daughters, service members, civilia civilians, they had done nothing, nothing to deserve such a cruel fate. we remember them, and we think of their families. they have suffered through grief and through heart break. we also honor the courageous efforts of the first responders, the rescue workers, and countless civilian and military pentagon employees whose efforts to save the wounded prevented further loss of life. their actions that day reflect the very spirit of this great country of ours, the spirit of service that drives this department, that

live at the pentagon, here is president barack obama standing behind defense secretary leon panetta. this is one of the many 9/11 ceremonies and this is at the pentagon in virginia. in the meantime a third moment of silence marked the moment when a plane crashed into the pentagon 11 years ago today. events are taking place all over the bay area and now the alameda blue star moms held this vigil in fremont. coming up for you, we will take you live to san francisco, and the fire department is holding very special ceremonies of their own. >>> there will be increased patrols pause a map tried kidnapping a 15-year-old girl. here is more, alex? >> reporter: well police will be out in force near schools keeping an eye on kids and all of this is in response to a possible attempted kidnapping which happened last week. extra officers will be patrolling to where kids walk to and from class after a stranger offered a girl a ride near her house. the man grabbed her but she wassable to fight him off. he is described as african- american, late 20s with chest length dreadlocks and a thin mustache, d

. >>> leon panetta paid tribute on this 11th anniversary. he says there is a spirit of service that drives this country. >> reporter: we also honor the courageous efforts of the first responders, the rescue workers, and countless civilians and military pentagon employees whose efforts to save the wounded prevented further loss of life. their actions that day reflect the very spirit of this great country of ours. >> panetta led the way in honoring more than 107 people who were killed at the pentagon. vice president biden marked the 9/11 anniversary in shanksville, pennsylvania. he honored the men and women who died there. >> the heroism of your husbands lives, sons, daughters, fathers, what they did for this country is still etched in the minds of not only you, but millions of americans. >> the vice president laid a wreath at a memorial honoring the victims. that memorial is still being built. organizers say they need to raise about $5 million to complete the memorial. >>> as the nation pauses to remember 9/11 what are your memories of that t

the white house log shows leon panetta as a cia director visited nine times in two years. during the same period of time, they visited more than 35 times. i found the j street conference in 2000 they had a supreme court justice there in a number of obama administration former clinton administration officials there but he brags about access to the white house and the white house and certainly bear that out. certainly has visited much more than any of the mainstream jewish organizations or any of the israeli business political organizations. it's just very much a cold peace between israel and the united states and the obama years. >> host: tell us how you understand leadership given his relations with netanyahu and what your expectations are for the weeks and months ahead? >> guest: he just really miscalculated what a determined leader netanyahu is. hear someone who brought his -- older brother dies in rescuing a hostage. he himself, netanyahu was injured so he has been a commando. he is the son of one of the most committed zionist scholars, someone who is steve did history

leon panetta was here to lift the ban on new zealand trip docking on american port. it started in 1986 after new zealand stopped nuclear vessels after they stopped america in its port. the united states needs new zealand as part of its strategy re-engaging with pacific nations. >> one of the elements of the strategy, the defense strategy that we put in place is aimed at trying to develop a rotational presence by the united states in this area that involves greater exercises, greater training, greater systems with the countries in this region and as i mentioned to the minister, i hope that we will be able to engage in those kinds of exercises in the near future. i think it would be beneficial. >> the expansion of china's armed forces is what concerns washington. although official chinese spending is far behind, the americans believe the truth is much higher. this week, a intelligent of american marines leaves northern australia after a six-month stay. another sign of closer u.s. ties in the region. those marines will be back here next year in greater numbers. all part

leon panetta was there yesterday. he took a tour and participated in a wreath-laying ceremony. that stone wall is covered with the names of the passengers and crew who died that day. >>> you'll see a heightened security presence today on metro in montgomery county. police officers will be using a new safety tool. they're carrying devices on their belts that detect radiation. a hit caused lights to flash and a vibration or audio signal. the department recently bought 40 detectors with federal grant money. >> the type of radiation we're trying to detect is the type of radiation that would be seen as the ideal ingredient for a weapons of mass destruction, a dirty bomb, one of the ingredients that the terrorists would like to use. >> police say there is no threat against metro. but officials are just being proactive. a montgomery county police spokesperson says during the months they've used the devices, there has only been one alarm. >>> before we go any further, i want to turn to tom kierein and get a look at the first forecast. tom? >> another cool and beautiful morning. >> in f

leon panetta talking about that we are well aware of the cells or the groups of people around different nations not just the hotspots like iraq and afghanistan, but north africa, other countries, yemen he mentioned, that would seek to destroy our way of life but that the defense department is well aware of that, that we are on the job and also of course adding condolences to those family members who lost loved ones on that terrible day 11 years ago today. there will also be services here in the district at the memorial service at the national cathedral of course. [ bell ringing ] >> we' pause for a moment here. [ bell ringing ] [ pause ] >> that's a moment of silence being held in new york city where they will continue in just a moment to continue reading the names of the victims in new york. >> we do thank you so much for watching this special edition of "fox 5 morning news" and remember the news is alwa o

there's no place in this department. >> reporter: secretary of defense leon panetta said since taking over last year he's made this issue a top priority and points to a number of changes, including allowing victims to move away from their assailants, new special victims units and pushing reporting higher up the chain of command. but he admits for decades this has been a problem the military has been sweeping under the rug. >> you have lost men and women who were willing to lay their lives on the line to serve their country. and have been forced to pay a very high price for that. >> i guess i want them to know that as difficult as their experience has been, that we are going to learn from that. >> you can see natalie's full report tonight on "rock center" with brian williams at 10:00. >>> prime minister benjamin n t netanyahu told the united nations time is running out to prevent iran from making nuclear weapons. he illustrated what he believes is the progress iran has made in the production of a nuclear weapon. he said iran will probably be finished with the second stage by this sprin

yesterday defense secretary leon panetta visited the flight 93 national memorial calling it the final resting place of american patriots. >> it's the spirit that was reflected in the heroes here who were willing on a plane to suddenly charge ahead knowing -- knowing that it was very likely that they were giving their lives for their country. that kind of sacrifice, that kind of commitment, that kind of dedication, that kind of courage is what makes this country strong. and we had damn well better remember that every day. >> reporter: here's a look at how you can remember 9/11 here in washington at 9:37 this morning, the exact moment the third plane flew into the pentagon, there's going to be a moment of silence at arlington national cemetery and the cemetery will be open to the public. but not open to the public, the pentagon memorial. it's going to be closed from 5:00 a.m. to noon for a private ceremony for the survivors and the victims' families. if you really want to do something today, really give back, i would say check out the national day of service and remembrance. it's going

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imus leon panetta? was she in the room? >> unclear, but probably not. there were a lot of discussions between valerie jarrett and the president himself. barack obama has said about valerie jarrett company told "the new york times" in 2009, i never make an important decision without talking to valerie jarrett first. he said he may support two to three times a day. if you look at what has this deluxe can you notice in the first of the administration, while we were hunting bin laden, to direct here, leon panetta only visited the white house nine times. so we have two or three times a day in one hand versus nine times in two years. >> host: you describe in your book how he met with the president far more often than the white house loves. you mention in the discussion in this particular case study that the president was able to make smart decisions, but never the big decisions along the way. >> guest: that's right. people tend to think of it as a movie where the president picks up the phone and tells them where to go and they take off. but it is complex and

how is leon panetta managing juggling all of this today? >> very carefully, i think, you could say. it's a real balancing act. you know, he is having to appear not to take sides. saying outright that the u.s. is not taking sides in this issue, while at the same time trying to calm the rhetoric of which there has been much. you know, japanese-chinese tensions are often there. they're historical. they go back to invasions in world war ii and the rest. panetta does not want this to spiral out of control. a lot of people are worried that, you know, if somebody gets a hair trigger, this could actually lead to some sort of conflict on some level, and the u.s. doesn't want to get dragged into that, so it's a very difficult position for them to be in. >> what is the position of china? what is their contention about these disputed islands? it's in the china sea, but what is it that they're claiming they know they have the right to? >> well, as i say, it goes back historically. japan claims that they've had them sense the late 1800s and that they've always been japanese territory since that t

and, of course, as we remember as well, speaking at the pentagon today, defense secretary leon panetta invoked the courage of the thousands of -- excuse me the courage of the passengers of flight 93 who with the cry "let's roll" took that plane back from the hijackers, potentially sparing the white house or the capitol as we now or later learned, had been targeted. and instead crashing into a field in pennsylvania. >> that spirit of selflessness, that spirit of determination and courage, is the enduring legacy of 9/11. it inspires our nation, it inspires our military, to ensure that such an attack will never happen again. we will never stop until we have made sure that america is safe. sn>> and joining me now is senar dianne feinstein, intelligence committee chair. is america safe, can we be sure an attack like that will never happen again? >> we can be be sure we've made many changes and learn some very hard lessons, andrea. one of the big changes is all the stove pipes are down, intelligence is red teamed, the fbi now has a national security branch, staffed by 10,000 people. i mean h

and now our secretary of defense, leon panetta. [applause] >> mr. president, mrs. obama, general dempsey, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, and the family members who lost a loved one here on 9/11. 11 years ago on a morning for a much like this, terrorists -- very much like this, terrorists attacked the symbols of american strength -- our economy and our commerce, our military might and our democracy -- and took the lives of citizens for more than -- from more than 90 countries. it was the worst terrorist attack on america in our history. today people gather across the united states, around the world to remember the tragic events on 9/11. some take part in ceremonies like this. others spent time in quiet reflection and prayer. all of us take a moment to remember again where we were at that fateful moment. here together as one family, we pause to honor and to pray and to remember the 184 lives lost at the pentagon. more than 2700 killed in lower manhattan. and the 40 who perished in that field in pennsylvania on flight 93. these victims families remember t

antolin garcia-torres will be sentenced to the death penalty if convicted. >>> leon panetta says the united states will continue to defend japan against north korea. now the u.s. and japan have agreed to put a second missile's defense system in japan and he stressed that system is not pointed at china. >> we have made these concerns very clear to the chinese that north korea and the use of these ballistic missiles is a threat to our security. >> for that they have called on other countries to peacefully resolve issues before it leads to violence. >>> well the democracy leader is headed here to san francisco which is part of a 17 day u.s. tour. today they will kickoff the tour and she will be honored in washington d.c. and be presented a highest award which comes from being a political prisoner to a well traveled states woman. after that she will be flying to new york, san francisco and los angeles, she will be touring communities where she lived in the late 1960s. >>> rahm emanuel is seeking a court order to force striking teachers back to the classroom. it comes as teachers start a

and now our secretary of defense, leon panetta. [applause] >> mr. president, mrs. obama, general dempsey, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, and the family members who lost a loved one here on 9/11. 11 years ago on a morning very much like this, terrorists attacked the symbols of american strength -- our economy and our commerce, our military might and our democracy -- and took the lives of citizens from more than 90 countries. it was the worst terrorist attack on america in our history. today people gather across the united states, around the world to remember the tragic events on 9/11. some take part in ceremonies like this. others spent time in quiet reflection and prayer. all of us take a moment to remember again where we were at that fateful moment. here together as one family, we pause to honor and to pray and to remember the 184 lives lost at the pentagon. more than 2700 killed in lower manhattan. and the 40 who perished in that field in pennsylvania on flight 93. these victims families remember those who were lost as mothers and fathers, brothers a

lou: secretary of state clinton and cia, leon panetta, excuse me , dod had leon panetta making it pretty clear that they understood it was allocated and related terrorist groups during this, so they have taken that off of the table lamp. apparently they have known since the first day that it was a terrorist attack. >> if this reporting turns out to be accurate, and multiple sources are saying this, somebody in the white house must have decided simply were not born to a bat out. one question i have had for quite some time, on that famous sunday when one of my professors did five of the sunday talk shows, why not secretary of state clinton? it was after all her responsibility, not the u.n. ambassador which was a great job and does nothing to do with our ambassador in libya. lou: to be clear, you are implying that the reason was the secretary clinton knew better and was not about to go out and line. >> i think that's a good hypothesis. lou: let's turn to another public appearance, that of the prime minister of israel. standing up saying he wants a clear, bold, red line. 90 percent is the le

lou: secretary of state clinton and cia, leon panetta, excuse me , dod had leon panetta making it pretty clear that they understood it was allocated and related terrorist groups during this, so they have taken that off of the table lamp. apparently they have known since the first day that it was a terrorist attack. >> if this reporting turns out to be accurate, and multiple sources are saying this, somebody in the white house must have decided simply were not born to a bat out. one question i have had for quite some time, on that famous sunday when one of my professors did five of the sunday talk shows, why not secretary of state clinton? it was after al her responsibility, not the u.n. ambassador which was a great job and does nothing to do with our ambassador in libya. lou: to be clear, you are implying that the reason was the secretary clinton knew better and was not about to go out and line. >> i think that's a good hypothesis. lou: let's turn to another public appearance, that of the prime minister of israel. standing up saying he wants a clear, bold, red line. 90 percent is the lev

leon panetta traveling in japan had this comment. >> this is a war. we are engaged in a war. and every day when you're engaged in war there are serious risks that confront those who fight the war. and we will do all we can to minimize those list risks. >> reporter: nato saying it's reviewing it's protocols for protecting troops in the wake of the current attack spike in those attacks. back to you. heather: steve centanni in washington. thank you so much. bill: some of this unrest spreading to the uk, the united kingdom. hundreds of demonstrators crowding the streets outside the u.s. embassy in london. the signs reading, america get out of muslim lands. police using barriers to control the group's movement there in london. heather: we are also getting word this morning some of the most serious violence in the crisis in syria so far. syrian warplanes reportedly launching a heavy attack over the border with lebanon. we are getting amateur video of an air strike in the largest city. warplanes seeing flying overhead before the sound of massive explosions there. 23,000 people have

defense secretary leon panetta says he is concerned about the impact insider attacks are having on u.s. and nato forces in afghanistan. so far this year, 51 international troops were killed by afghan forces on militants wearing their uniforms. nato is scaling back operations with afghan forces to try to reduce the risk of insider attacks. >> 7 on your side with new concerns about heavy drinking among service members. an institute of medicine report substance reports among troops and families has become a public health crisis and pentagon methods for dealing with that are out of date. the report says about 20% were engaged in heavy drinking in 2008 in drinking increase from 35%-47% from 1998-2008 and the script and drug abuse is on the rise. a big celebration about to give away in honor of 175 local world war ii veterans, who will be saluted for their bravery and contributions to our freedoms. at a special ceremony -- the oldest is 105 years old. we spoke to a special veterans, 97-years young, who fought in the battle of the bulge. here is amazing story at 5:00. >> striking teachers in

. >> leon panetta warned spreading protest may last for days. hallie jackson joins us live with that story. what is the latest on protests for the middle east? >> protesters are setting cars on fire near kabul. anti-american demonstrations spread to australia and belgium. one protester died in pakistan. more protests beginning today. >> i believe these offenses in the film are so great and dangerous. >> the deadly assaults in libya last week started as a reaction to the anti-islam film. it was produced in the united states. >> opportunistic extremist elements came to the consulate as this was unfolding. >> it is a different story from libya's congressional president, who says the violent protest was planned by foreigners that entered the country months ago. >> this leaves us with no doubt that this has been planned and predetermined. >> how spontaneous is a demonstration when people bring rocket-propelled grenades and heavy weapons? >> we continue to see more of these evacuations. nongovermental employees now ordered out of tunisia and sudan by

but a new admission from leon panetta. serious chemical weapons have been on the move and he's not sure what exactly has happened. >> there has been intelligence that there have been some moves that are taken place. where exactly that's taken place, we don't know. >> reporter: panetta insists that al assad's forces control the major chemical and biological site, but there are security concerns. >> there has been some intelligence with regards to some of these sites that there has been some movement in order for the syrians to better secure the chemicals. >> reporter: rebels are clearly making a public play that they can get to the weapons. on this video, a narerator points to satellite imagery of what he says is a chemical weapons warehouse in damascus and a tunnel that connects the warehouse to a military airport. the video cannot be independently confirmed. panetta knows rebels are on the hunt, he doesn't know if they have succeeded. >> i don't have any specific information a about the opposition and whether or not obtai

the high rate is prompting defense secretary leon panetta to take action. panetta has ordered each branch of the army, navy, marine corps, and air force to improve prevention training. the goal is to make training better and more uniform. panetta says since so many assaults go unreported, there may have been as many as 19,000 attacks just last year. >>> still ahead here at 6:00, military leaders take on the obesity epidemic. their concerns for national security. >>> and it's the play everyone's talking about, the football controversy that even the presidt is weighing in on. >>> and good evening, i'm jeff ranieri, we'll start with low clouds and fog even for the interior valleys and then temperatures do warm up quite a bit for the inland areas with upper 80s to near 90 and also air quality begins to suffer. how hot it will get in the seven-day forecast. this is a lot of food for 4 bucks. yeah... think they made a mistake? i don't know - maybe. the fried cheese melt is back for just 4 bucks. 1 of 4 big 4-dollar meals on the 2-4-6-8 value menu. only at denny's

we heard from defense secretary leon panetta about this who always said today that was a terrorist attack. >> terrorist attack, as we determined the details of what took place there, and how that attack took place, became clear that there were terrorists who had planned that attack. that is when i came to that conclusion. as again, as to who was involved, what specific groups were involved, i think the investigation that is ongoing hopefully will determine that. >> a day after? or was -- >> it took a while to really get some of the feedback from what exactly happened at that location. >> bret: judge, your thoughts? >> it did take a while. first, my hat is off to you. not because you're the host and i'm the guest but because you are still a great reporter. you unearthed a lot of this stuff today. when we discovered that the f.b.i. has not been there in 16 days, that is reprehensible and inexcusable. it can tell you from my prior career you find evidence of criminal behavior and who was involved in the time period closeest to the crime. whether you call it a crime or act of terrorism. >> br

secretary of deffnse, leon panetta paid tribute to the passengers and crew of united airlines flight 93. into a field. "this is hallowed ground. this is hallowed ground because this is the final resting place for american patriots." the 9/11 museum in new york, also considered to be on hhllowed ground, was supposed to open to the public today. but a stalled the project. late monday, those involved came to an agreement and vooed that construction won't stop until it's finished. the museum is part of the national september four and a half million visitors sinceeit opened last year. i'm andrew spencer reporting. the... foundation that organizes the september 11-th memorial say... this year.../ no... politicians... will be allowed... to... speak at ...any... of today's pervices.../. also... / ppesident... barack obama... and... presidential nominee mitt romney... suspended... caapaign ads... for the day. 3 the... x factorr...is back... for season 2... / with... demi lovato ...and... britney spears... joining... l-a reid... and... simon cowell ...at the judge's . table.x factor nats natsp

the move in china comes as leon panetta wrapped up a very important visit. a crucial visit. he met with the future chinese president and on the agenda, the american military build up in asia, which china sees as a direct threat. and in fact, the relationship between the u.s. and its allies has become one of the bigs issues of 2012. a big sign the president could be losing ground when it comes to foreign policy. we wanted to talk about this poll and stood out to me. take a look at this poll. it shows the president's approval rating on the issue of foreign policy has fallen 12 points among independents. "outfront" tonight, stephanie cutter. appreciate you taking the time. does that number in the poll worry you when you look at independents and their approval of the president's foreign policy position? >> no, i think that poll is actually an out liar and if you look inside those numbers and the question about who would be better and what would you trust to make the best decisions on foreign policy, there's been no change. the results are the president being plus six over mitt r

. >> sean:be leon panetta. >> leon panetta. this is a very, very serious business. i want to remind people, we prevented attacks on this nation through our enhanced interrogation techniques. barack obama can take credit for osama bin laden, for making that decision, but there is no question, if he had been sitting in the white house on 9/11, he wouldn't have put those programs in place and there is no hl telling who would have happened. >> sean: very key component to this -- yet they are spiking the football -- but the thing that offends me in what they are doing, they accused our troops, brave men and women -- did what their government asked them to do, working through the legal process of what is legal and what is not, under the most controlled conditions to get information that we know saved american lives and they say that they tortured people. terrorists. khalid sheikh mohammed, et cetera. >> it's outrageous, the president of the united states, a lawyer, should have been able to look at the legal opinions and understand, we didn't do anything in that program th

gemba and leon panetta met on monday. he said they plan to solve the problems calmly based on a broad perspective. >> translator: we agree that japan and the u.s. will work together to prevent relations from worsening. >> panetta met later in the day with japan's defense minister. panetta told reporters that tokyo and washington agreed the disputed islands are covered by the u.s.-japan treaty. he said the u.s. will not take sides and urged both countries to act with restraint. >> the united states as a matter of policy does not take position with regards to competing sovereignty claims. it's important that diplomatic means on both sides be used to try to constructively resolve these issues. >> japanese business people in china have looked out of their pla plants. they don't like what they see. what's the view from the fact y factori factories. >> some are seeing protesters and they are pulling down their shutters as protesters turn nasty in china japanese are closing down their factories and stores. honda motor will stop

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criterium defense leon panetta paid tribute to the passengers and crew of of united flight 193. there hijacked plane crashed into a field. >> this is hallowed ground. because this is the final resting place of american patriots. >> the 9/11 museum in new york also considered to be on hallowed ground was supposed to open to the public today, but a budget and other issues stalled the project. those involved have vowed that construction will not stop until it's finished. the memorial outside has seen 4.5 million visitors since it opened last year. wet snow school in chicago today as teachers and tourists second day on strike. the union says no progress has been made toward sealing a deal. the parents of 350,000 children are scrambling to find child care or forced to call in sick to work. cracked one of the issues at the center of a labor dispute is the idea of teaching a battery rated based on their students' test scores. if students do well, teachers can get a bonus. if they don't, teachers can be fired. d.c. has used this system since 2009. more than 400 teachers have lost their