you, bret. >> p.j. crawly, a former state department spokesman. we welcome him to the discussion. first your thoughts on this historic action, osama bin laden being killed? >> let me pick up where mike hayden left off. the al-qaeda of today is different than it was ten years ago but bin laden was always at the center and always the source of inspire 86. by hollowing out the center we have significantly did main initialed it's cape act and just as we saw you with zarkwahi in iraq there will be leadership succession. by the same token for al-qaeda it does have a lot of vulnerabilities because there could be squalling, there could be internal struggles and that provides intelligence opportunities for us. i think also it many will we important to find out what else we can discover in that compound. certainly if he had a rolodex and we are able to find us that, that gives us additional needs in inerms of administer in heighting. >> you traveled around a the world and to pakistan. there were puck lic public a

>> bret: governor johnson?>> i believe we are on the verge of a financial collapse unless we balance the federal budget. i don't see that happening with obama i do see that happening with the republican party. why the american electorate is going to give republicans back control of the presidency and congress and the senate, given that a few short years ago they did that and republicans passed a prescription drug care benefit and ran up record deficits, i'm not so sure. i'm under the belief that only republicans are capable of solving the problem that exists right now. which is the collapse of our economy. >> bret: when we come back, another lightning round on the potential candidates who are not here. head to foxnews.com. vote on that topic. we'll wrap up with the closing arguments from each of the candidates here. stay with us. >> bret: welcome back. a lot of people weighed in on foxnews.com about those candidates who are not here tonight. as we near the conclusion, we figured we would try something a little

we have alal sis from bret stephens, aluf benn, walter russell mead and jeffrey goldberg. >> what was interestingly missing from predent obama's presentation both last thursday and sunday was the argument that resolving the israeli-palestinian conflict. and now it was mostly anger and frustration at both at abbas for the delusional movemenin the united nations. and then no follow up. where has the american national interest disappeared on this one? >> charlie: we conclude with the administrative noaa jane lubchenco. >> many new discoveries have come from serendipity. and many new chemicals, for example, for medicine or new break throughs in technology have come from studying living organisms. we have a pretty good handle on a lot of the biodiversity on land. but the wealth of life in the oceans is virtually unexplored. >> the prime minister addresses u.s. congress. and we talk about the oceans next. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following: all across america. a storefront opens. or the midnight oil is burned. or when someone chases a dream, notust a dollar. they are sma

hi, bret. >> bret: hi, coming up in we're live in greenville, south carolina, site of the first debate of the presidential campaign season tomorrow night. we'll have a preview. plus, new details on the osama bin laden raid. join me in 25 minutes for "special report." but now, back to glenn beck. in new york. ♪ >> glenn: i have to tell you, as i was preparing today's show, i said to my staff there is absolutely no reason this show is the most successful show in the history of cable news at 5:00. zero reason for that. everything we do goes against common sense and we break every television rule. right now, we should be analyzing osama bin laden east death. every last bit of it. last night i was on judge napolitano's show on fox business. and he was worried that the white house is now using executive orders to kill people. we are in libya. what about osama bin laden? walking up to the studio i had to decide where i stood on that. i realized i know where i stand, but you can't tweak the system. it's so far out of line, you need to reset the system. for better or worse, we have been telling

>> first of all, bret, let me thank fox news and the republican party of south carolina for hosting this debate. i think it's an important discussion about the future of america. i want to thank the other contenders here with me on this stage for showing up and being part of this important discussion and to the see of greenville, the hospitality they have extended to all of us. i do congratulate president obama for the fine job that he did in taking some tough decisions and being decisive as it related to finding and killing osama bin laden. he did a good job. i tip my cap to him in that moment. but that is not the sum total of america's foreign policy. he has made a number of other decisions relating to our security here and around the world that i don't agree with. if it turns out that many techniques he criticized in the campaign led to osama bin laden's being identified and killed, he should be asked to explain whether he does or doesn't support those techniques. but in libya, he made a decision to subordinate our decision making to the united nations. i don't agree with that. if he

it will be the first to do so. [ applause ] >> joining me is bret stephens the foreign affairs columnist of the "wall street journal" from washington, aluf benn, editor at large and "haaretz" and walter russell mead james clark chase professor of foreign affairs and editor at large for "the american interest" magazine. jeffrey goldberg national coespondent for "the atlantic" i'm pleased to have them here. i bee begin with aluf, what did the prime minister do, having completed speech seen the response to it. >> what the prime minister intended to do was reassert his leadersh. only fivor six months ago he was bordering irrelevant in -- he was attacked from all sides. he had no clear message, now he's right on p of it. everybody was waiting to hear his speech. he picked a fight with president obama over the week end forethe president's speech last week. and now he came to congress which is his home territoryay after the apec conrence to show president obama and the world that he's got congress behind him. and toend obama a message that israel will not bend under the palestinian threat to go

glenn beck returns in a moment but first bret baier previews "special report." >> bret: we learn thend how did the u.s. get the message about the courier that led to the raid? join me in 25 minutes for "special report" now back to glenn. ♪ ♪ >> glenn: well, in case you haven't heard the big news today. congratulations to mariah carey and nick cannon who gave birth to twins over the weekend. also in the news, something about osama bin laden being dead. any day that osama bin laden dies is a good day. seeing that we helped arrange the meeting between him and allah. it makes it an extra special sweet day. you might be conflicted, maybe not, over marching band in the studio to celebrate, confetti, cookies. but there is no question that a big thank you to the military is warranted. we must remember this is just one guy. a hugely important guy. but osama bin laden was more than just a guy. he was an idea. that idea didn't die. getting rid of a horrible mass murderer is not going to bring an end to the struggle. even if there is an actual photo from the scene. there he is. he's dead. the re

glenn beck returns in a moment but first, bret previews "special report." >> bret: coming up, will ato or video be released? we'll press the deputy national security advisor. we're two days from the first republican debate in south carolina. preview tonight. join me in 25 minutes for special report. now back to glenn beck in new york. ♪ ♪ >> glenn: all right. bin laden is no longer a threat. we have been talking about whether the world is more safe or less safe. in a time of crisis, you have to be very careful with every move. clearly the world is better off without ubl. it's great. but now each step that we take we have to be very careful. releasing pictures, is that going to be helpful or stop anyone believing it was -- 14% -- is it 14% or 8%? believe we never went to the moon. the u.s. population. so, hello. pictures don't help. we have to see what we've done. what we've done in the last couple of years. who are our friends anymore? honestly. i asked my radio audience today. what do we stand for? who are we? what do we believe in as a country? who are our friends? i don't know. i

but first, bret previews "special report." >> bret: coming up, new unemployment figures are a mixed bag. what does it tell us about an economic recovery? and the operationm details of the bin laden raid and how the administration handleed them. join me in 25 minutes for "special report." but now back to glenn beck. ♪ ♪ >> glenn: i don't think we are going to find any consensus here at all. this is a studio audience full of teachers, passionate teachers. it's good to know that there are the teachers throughout that are standing up for your right to be an individual and teach the way you feel is the most effective. or to say no, wait a minute, we do have to be more logical. or say no, well, wait a minute, i don't think christie is or joe, what was your statement here? >> unions don't behave perfectly. no organization i have ever been in has gone without disappointing me at some time. whether it's my union, whether it's my company, whether it's my church, whether it's my family and frankly sometimes myself. we have don't behave perfectly. i don't think the union is the political machine yo

the anchor of special reports bret bair joins us live from washington.questions to be asked at the press briefing today. what do you expect we'll get to first? >> reporter: i think, martha we'll see a lot of questions about the burial at sea. there are people asking all kinds of questions about why this had to happen the way it happened, getting word from administration officials that his body was prepared on the u.s. s. carl vincent, osama bin laden's body in accordance with islamic practice, he was washed and wrapped in a white sheet before being buried at sea at 2:00am this morning. his body, according to them was prepared on a tphrad board then eased into the sea. there are a lot of people out there who say, okay, we have the dna test from administration officials saying it's near perfect match, near a hundred percent that it was in fact him. we had the facial recognition according to administration officials by the operators on the ground, matching what the cia had as far as his face, and an identification by one of his wives, apparently during the

join bret bare. and juan williams. first republican presidential debate on america's electionn headquarters . the new blackberry playbk. ♪ cos i'm gonna make you see ♪ there's nobody else here, no one like me. ♪ small enough to take anywhere. powerful enough to take you everywhere. ♪ i'm special ♪ so special >> score one for big labor. the national labor relations board filed a complaint against beaing citing they want to have the plant in a nonunion state in south carolina. boeing will build the dream liner in south carolina as retaliation in union workers for their past strikes. boeing announced plans to build a new plant and negotiations with the union broke down they settled down on south carolina one of right to work states. some viewers are why talk about this issue? why does it matter to the american economy. >> it is not just boeing, paul. it is the right of any private company in america to locate where it wants to give the highest return to the shareholders. >> it is there a precedent for this kind of thing?

former oakland coach ron washington watching bret anderson starting.hings going well until the bottom the fourth, lets in two runs, first one walked. second of the two, bases loaded craig gentry, rbi single. rangers have added to it. a's trying to get back into it. texas leading 5-1, just started pouring in texas by the way. a rain delay. former oakland manager tony la russa temporarily left his post. dealing with a painful health issue. time frame for his return uncertain. la russa diagnosed with shingles and spent the day in arizona with doctors performing tests at the mayo clinic. the 66-year-old st. louis skipper dealing with facial swelling for week and related issues. >>> on the pga tour, tiger woods dealing with knees and achille's injuries. he got in half a practice round today. he hasn't seen any competitive action since the masters but he's joining the field at tpc sawgrass for the players championship. he skipped last week's event saying that he was basically not able to hit the ball since leaving augusta national. so while dealing with mult

bret anderson knocked around. beltre connects for a 2-run bomb off the lefty.runs in 5 innings. a's lose in texas 7-2. >>> the debate on the set was if the sharks lose thursday it's the biggest post season failure in that team's history. roberta disagrees. >> i don't think it's a failure to make it to the playoffs. somebody has to lose. >> post season failure. >> don't break your leg jumping on the bandwagon when they win. i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. i'm a people pleaser. if elected, i promise flu shots for all. i am a walking medical dictionary. congratulations virginia. inflamed uvula. i'm virginia. i'm a target pharmacist and i'm here to answer your questions.

say sitting in a hellhole called terrorising very three quarters of bret no one can win it was just to survive who can ask the more it stinks it's wild it's war. terrorism surviving children have vowed to wear butterfly pins on their jackets and dresses for as long as they live this is because they never saw butterflies in the concentration camps instead just fleas and bed bugs and even today we're not a ghost for a restaurant she orders a lot of food she has still not yet overcome her fear of hunger. and she certainly still has a sweet tooth. abbie please give me that one these are nice i think i know for sure i'll take these two and just one more day. of the fifteen thousand children who went through terrorism in the gnome to death camps only ninety eight survived to see liberation. we'll. bring you the latest inside stanford knowledge from the realm for sure. we've got the future covered. if. it would be soon which prices if you knew about someone from finest impressions. his friends stance on t.v. dot com. belgrade and nine hundred forty four it was you the salvias capital of the c

league champs exploded for 11 runs on the day, including three home runs off a's starting pitcher bret anderson. texas beat the a's, 11-2. the series wraps up tomorrow afternoon. >>> coming up next -- see what happens when the donald and the president meet up in the same room. we have some interesting moments from this year's correntonsps de ernn in. owllg the birth certificate flap this week.ow >>> families of organ and tissue donors came together in hayward to meet some of the folks who received their gift of life. they met up at shabow college. some were meeting for the first time. those we spoke to say it's much more than checking a box on your license. it's often about saving a life. one livermore man met the family of the man who donated a heart and a liver to him. >> this is something that i have been thinking about and hoping for, along with my whole family and a lot of my friends ever since i first came out of the fog of the surgery. and words fail me. >> he went on to add that knowing the name of the man who gave him the organs makes the whole experience even more remarkable.

champs exploded for 11 runs on the day, including hitting three home runs off a's starting pitcher bret anderson. texas beats the a's, 11-2. the series wraps up tomorrow afternoon. >>> now to a certain performer who has a whole lot in common with traditional athletes. nick wolinda of the circus family debuted a new death-defying stunt yesterday. as nbc's ted greenberg shows us, the act took a tremendous amount of training, determination, courage and, most of all, balance. >> reporter: balancing himself at a jaw-dropping 260 feet above the beach -- >> just incredible. >> reporter: daredevil nick wolenda set a pair of world records from high atop the 23rd floor of atlantic city's tropicana casino. at one point even blindfolded. all eyes on the boardwalk were on him. >> it was so windy. and i just thought it was -- i can't believe it. i just can't believe it. >> it's the first time a so-called wheel of death stunt has ever been performed off the side of a building. and the extreme height is also record setting. >> this is life for me. my great grand-father said life is on the wire and ever

champs exploded for 11 runs on the day including hitting three home runs off the a's starting pitcher bretnderson. texas beats the a's, 11-2. the series wraps up tomorrow afternoon. by the way, the sharks play tomorrow at noon on nbc. >>> coming up next, they're often the only source of free internet use in comm internet use in communities. how libraries are feeling the un >>> in san jose, libraries will be closed more days than they'll be open, and some won't open at all next year. as the city of san jose gives layoff notices to more than 600 employees this week, the taxpayers in that city are finding out what layoffs and budget cuts mean for their everyday lives. nbc bay area's kris sanchez explains. >> i want to read new books, but i can't read it because i only look at pictures because i don't know how to read. >> reporter: katlyn and her 8-year-old sister clair are among the youngest of san jose public library's 8 million annual visitors, something that makes the staff very proud. >> so we actually have calculated how many go to giants games. how many go to sharks games and a's games

well it's the largest float of an internet company since google bret's public in two thousand and four seventeen times oversubscribed of stock was priced off the expected range is twenty five dollars per share so we'll see how trading will start a new yorker time past six possible time and once things get underway we'll be talking to the c.e.o. young that's light from last. about ten minutes time. ok let's take a look at how the markets are faring this hour while futures are still fluctuating this hour with lights with more than ninety nine dollars a barrel but have bounced back from some of their prisoners losses by trying to energy demands tatum although again in the u.s. dollar is limiting the rebound. let's take a look at how the stock markets are performing in the u.s. we u.s. markets are trading in the five as you can see how to buy or of course fall just seven percent rise in new home sales the dow jones is adding around three times what the sound of the nasdaq is point two percent. and european shares continue their games with a metal prices supporting miners that would see aro

take care and god bless you all. [ applause ] >> bret: thank you karen. now back to the debate. shannon bream has the next round of questions. >> shannon: congressman paul n 2007 in an interview you were asked, should gays be allowed to marry? you said sure they can do whatever they want and call it whatever they want. are you advocating legalizing gay marriage in this country? >> i spent a chapter in a new book i've written on marriage. i think it is very important, seeing i've been married for 54 years now. but, i think the government should just be out of it. it should be done by the church or private contract and we shouldn't have this argument. who is married and who isn't? i have my standards. but i shouldn't impose my standards on others. others have standards they have no right to impose their marriage standards on me. i don't like it. but, if we want to have something to say about marriage, it should be at the state level not at the federal government. get the government out. one area where unnecessary and caused more trouble than necessary. [ applause ] >> shannon: giv

all right bret the knot is the host of the school socks podcast a door to complete freedom of pandering opportunity and greater personal satisfaction public education is the law this show is about finding the key thanks so much for joining us tonight thanks for having me on all right so tell us what is the biggest problem facing our educational system today oh in one word impostures we have this monstrous antiquated soul sucking bureaucracy called government school that for the last century has been masquerading around this country and others calling it solves education and i think that one of the things that i'm trying to do with my show and one of the things that i hope young people realize is that this is a war that is in desperate need of redefinition like education is a lifelong self directed individual pursuit and schools certainly may suck but education is a wonderful and liberating are able. oh isn't school system is great it does everything it's it was you know set up to do one hundred years ago it works perfectly it's like the best government program ever that's a good point s

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but among those being considered for candidates include mike williams, bray and villanova's jay bret. >> and williams will stay as an social director, and will help with the fundraising. >>> dozens of suspicious letters sent to schools in washington, d.c. mary is in the newsroom with the latest on the concerns. >> none of those letters have turned up here yet. but the maryland emergency management agency is telling school officials to keep their eyes open. at least 32 letters containing a white powder turned up at washington, d.c. area schools yesterday and today. although the powder is not hazardous, investigators say it is intended to spark a panic. the fbi says the letters appeared to have been mailed from dallas, texas. they are similar to letters under investigation in that city. denise? >> thank you, mary. four letters were found at a washington postal facility this morning. >>> a personal word of congratulations for a job well done. president obama thanks some of the u.s. force involved in the raid that ended osama bin laden's life. danielle nottingham reports from the white ho

mayor kwan will hold a town hall meeting with the chief at bret harte middle school, and it will begin a.m. >>> vallejo could exit bankruptcy in a few months. the city manager made the announcement yesterday along with the release of next year's budget. he says negotiations continue with creditors but he is opt misses tick about completing the process this summer. a final meeting july 28th. next year's $65.7 million budget doesn't include any cuts because it's already been trimmed to the bone. >>> the trial of two men charged as accomplices in the santa cruz killing of a los angeles man will begin this monday. he was killed in july 2009 on has way home from oakland. investigators say he had stopped to sell marijuana at the home of stewart scuba, who is charged with his death and is tried separately. his alleged accomplices adam hunt and kenneth clamp face numerous charges in the killing. authorities found the man's burned pickup truck outside bonny doon. they say they have evidence of his death but they never found his body. >>> a plea bargain will send a former bay area high school st

a young man by the name of bret ensley literally had the trailer picked up and driven out of the neighborhood taking it to higher ground. we have seen that in a number of places. other than that, people are bringing in trucks and trailers and loading up what they can and starting to move to higher ground. a little while ago i spoke with the parish president here in st. landry's who told me they expected the water to start rising and showing up in some of the neighborhoods around midnight tonight. so that's why they need to put out the evacuation order and felt they needed to do that to get people moving in some of the areas. this is not for everyone, just in certain pockets of the lowest-lying areas. we have been in many of the communities this afternoon, don, and we are watching the people start to scramble to get out of here. and they are anticipating to be gone for quite some time. it will take a while for the waters to rise up, even though the parish president here in st. landry's says so far he felt good because the water according to reports he was getting was not rising as fast or perh

is the moment we started to believe would never come because you -- the last time i remember when bret was in afghanistan interviewing general petraeus i told him i said ask him about osama bin laden. you never hear about any of the guys in the pentagon any intel folks talking about is getting osama bin laden still a top national i am pore tans. we continued to ask. there was no sense they were getting closer to him. they sensed they knew what quadrant he was in, they knew pakistani tribal leaders were giving him protection for a long period of time. right now i can say that i am shaking with this news. >> you know jennifer whether it was in pakistan organ stan? >> i am waiting to get details about where he was struck. i don't want to speculate at this moment. i need to get more details. why don't i get off the phone and i will get the details to you. >> thank you jennifer griffin pentagon correspondent. >> live from rome ambassador jim nicholson. i know jim nice to have you on board tonight of all nights. you are in rome for the beatification of pope john paul who is now on the verge

bob guerin would really like to see some more consistency, and he got a nice day from starter bret anderson and a great play in foul territory from connor jackson. stellar attention to detail. cojack riding the rail. top four, andy laroche with a double down the line, scoring josh willingham and mark ellis. in total, it was a three rbi day for laroche. oakland would add another run while anderson went eight innings strong. four strikeou., and while the angels got a three-run homer in the ninth, the as would hold on for a 4-3 win. they're back home tomorrow to face baltimore. comprehensive coverage of every bay area team is on comcast sportsnet. a full 30 minutes of coverage every night at 10:30 on comcast sportsnet bay area. this year's heartbreak with the sharks ended north of the border. the hope is that the season would end with the parade, not a somber gathering of the media. this is a scene that we've gotten too used to in the 20 years of sharks' hockey. packing up at the practice facility in the early years when they'd be making noise in the post season, they'd have some optimism, but

we have alal sis from bret stephens, aluf benn, walter russell mead and jeffrey goldberg. >> what wasly missing from predent obama's presentation both last thursday and sunday was the argument that resolving the israeli-palestinian conflict.

bret anderson's best friend. anderson tossed nine innings and no decisions sweeny was everywhere .

bret michaels. >> reporter: it's made that which has made their show a hit.- >> you want it? >> reporter: we're on to our second call. this time, at a pond near a soccer field. >> only get one chance to snare him. >> reporter: and i get my first chance to reel one in. i reeled him in. come to momma. >> you want to do the tape? >> reporter: while i'm getting better at this, i'm not as cool as these guys. can i hold him? take him. take him. >> good job, team. >> reporter: ooh. then, i realized, the gator scratched me. war wounds. >> two years ago, we had a gator man with a scratch die from it. >> yeah. that's true. >> got infected. that's a true story. i'm not kidding around. >> should i go to the hospital? after a little antiseptic, we're off. a third gator's been spotted nearby. so, while we wait, i want to ask you, do you hold a soft spot for one particular animal or insect? >> ants sometimes. i think about the brutality of wiping out an entire civilization. in a bothers. he. >> reporter: you have an ant. oops. it turns out, having cameras trained on you all

now, about a year after that photo was taken he talked to bret baier about his efforts to find bin ladenhe said there's been no hard intelligence. you know, people occasionally ask where is osama bin laden and i think for all we know, he could be in las vegas, next to elvis, given the precision of what we have. there is certainly strong suspicion about where he is, there is clear knowledge about where some of his immediate, immediate subordinates are in the rugged tribals areas. now we know bin laden wasn't with them in those tribal areas, he was in the suburbs of islamabad, right near that military academy where the general had made an appearance. goi just released brand new photos, this one shows exactly how close the compound was to that military academy. and here's a view we haven't seen before. that's the wreckage of the u.s. chopper, just outside the compound, after it took part in the raid on sunday. it had a hard landing because of some lift problems that developed, owing to the height of the walls around that compound. the bottom line, we finally got bin laden, with or without a

. >> lindsey and bret. where are you stationed right now?always get. >> you know why? the uniform guys like normally include heels and glitter and a pole. that's the uniform we like. >> we wear heels. >> listen, when they put your naval uniform in bikini form, we will love you in your uniform. >> when guys see uniforms, they -pstart thinking police. they get innimidated. >>> women want someone strong and powerful so the uniforms appeal to them. >> hey, there is a ladd in uniform, i think i'm in trouble. >> what about the fantasies that kind of thing., nurses and that >> the uniformmis no pants. >> what you wear on halloween. >> you ladies look beautiful. >> our next question is on tape. my question is why do men like to answer questions in one-syllable words, whether it be via text or phone? you could go into detail, leave a details message via text or phone and all you gee back is yep. >> guys believe there are any amount of syllables in certain quarter sayings and usually you all have used p all but one. >> women are much mooe verbal than

bret taylor, this would be to you. under facebook's terms and conditions, a userbe 13 or older. despite this, according to a recent consumer study, a proportion of users were under 13. my question to you -- i understand it is facebook's policy not to allow children under 13 to have an account, but the description of the facebook app in the apple store rates the app as appropriate for aged four and older. who determines the rating for facebook's app? >> thank you. that is a good question and actually news to me. first of all, i would guess the facebook application does not in and of itself does not contain a mature information and that is what the rating reflects. >> i appreciate that. but it does not appear to be true. you have 7.5 million under. this takes me back -- and i will not harp on that. facebook moves so fast. zuckerberg gets in harvard, he's 20, 21, gets a big new idea. it is my opinion that people who are 20 or 21 do not have social values at this point. i think he was focused on how the business model would work. he wanted to make it bigger and faster and better. yo