and we are going to show you how you are going to die. >> sean: lanny? >> sean, there is evidence that he was killed. if there had been a bomb that evidence would be been obliterated, namely his body and dna evidence. >> sean: not necessarily. >> if you used the kind of bomb that would have had to explode in that level of explosion there would have been no dna left to sample. the idea of going in with the commandos was to get that dna evident. no -- evidence no doubt if he were alive they could say the photo was doctored. >> sean: they could say that any way. what about this shifting, changing positions of the white house. he used his wife as a shield, he didn't. he a gun. he fired. he didn't have a gun. he didn't fire. within thing after another. they can't seem to get their story right. jay carney has looked worse than robert gibbs if that was possible in terms of him trying to thread the needle and explain this. don't you think we have a right to know? >> kind of been there, done that about the kind of information that is available to you when a story

lanny homes called in and called in the relationships with our community providers. we wound up having a call in with the providers. we focussed on youth already there and needed these connections and engagements with service providers. you are sitting in juvenile hall. you are upset about getting blamed and not having enough time with your family, the probation officer. not knowing. but figuring you might get released. you are called in and there are 30 folks sitting there are for you. opening their doors to you with a whole wide array of services that you can latch on to. we have had 3 of these sessions and spend a whole morning and take units by units into the auditorium. and then they are provided with the list of all of the agency who were there. and we incorporate that into the release plan. it's a plan in the works. i notice one the areas where it's working? reducing. it's a work in progress. one thing is for sure. we are not relying on the youths to get to the agencies. >> when did this start? >> in january. now we're going to move into a direction where we'r

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we'd like to welcome lanny breuer. lanny breuer is the assistant attorney general for the criminal division of the united states department of justice. mr. breuer started his career as an assistant district attorney in new york city where he prosecuted offenses ranging from violent crime to white collar crime. he later joined covington and burling llp where he served as co-chair of the white collar defense and investigations group. mr. breuer served as special counsel to president clinton from 1997 to 1999. an eventful period. mr. breuer received his undergraduate degree from columbia university and his law degree from columbia law school. thank you for testifying and go ahead. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and distinguished members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to speak today with you about the proposed civilian extraterritorial jurisdiction act or ceja. i am honored to appear before you on behalf of the department of justice where, as you mentioned, i'm privileged to lead the criminal division's nearly 60

. >> reporter: prime minister yousef ga lanny faced parliamentary to discuss how they could have missedh bin laden and the u.s. raid that killed him. >> they serve no purpose. >> reporter: there was an intelligence failure but no collusion with al queda. >> reporter: allegations of complicity and incompetence are absurd. >> reporter: simple denials aren't enough. pakistan's political opposition like the u.s. wants to see a thorough investigation of the whole fiasco. can you describe what you think the biggest blow is to pakistan from this raid to kill bin laden. >> well the most serious fall- out, apart from feeling the worst humiliation ever, is our credibility. no one will trust what pakistan says any more. >> reporter: they didn't trust pakistan when seals raided the bin laden's hide out without spelling the isi intelligence service. now the isi is on the defensive. the three women who used to live here are in pakistani custody. the ci all. would like to question them but it took the isi a week to say "yes." and then there was this. a report in the pakistani media that outed a senior

now tomorrow to scull placed second tier side lanny and the final of the russian cup on paper a one sided contest and in the stands today with a lanyard only selling five hundred tickets for the showpiece game in aristotle well yet alone you have reached the final without scoring a goal in open play getting through the previous rounds on penalties but that doesn't bother their coach flooded me because i have been taking notes from his father and club director valerie coach and t iscar the minnows have no injury concerns for the game discarded fairly you're going to. go he is sidelined through injury incidentally and he will be in next season's europa league regardless of the result after biami men secured a champions league sports. now there are just a few hours to go before tonight's big fight in moscow when dennis levitt it takes on boxing legend roy jones jr at the way in the russian was just over half a kilo heavier than he had time world champion i physically there's not much between him as you will see but it is a little bit he was the failure for the non-title cruiserweight banks t

. >> now the advantage coming up due lanny valley memorial gardens on may 6th.'ve written two songs you sing and you perform there. that has to be a special time for you. >> it is. every year i am so honored when i get the phone call to come back because you know how the music industry is. many times i mean, you do something one year and the next year you know they pick something else. but 26 years ago, officer vincent passed away at my parish and i wrote the song for his millionry and for the police officers that passed away, and mr. armonyer was there and asked me to sing and i wrote one for firefighters because one of our firefighters was in my dwyer and he said what about the shiller fire and i wrote a song never knowing where it would you know be sung. and it was sung at first one and it has been sung ever since for 26 years. >> unreal. you know when you talk about how helpful and how supportive ever heyone has been, you -- everyone has been you can't go to each individual person and say thank you. this morning would you like to extend the thanks. >> my fam

. >> lannie is going to lose a lot more.even had a couple of the ladies from the police department participate last year? >> two dispatchers had their hair cut off as well. >> look at that, everybody doing their part. it's kind of unique. but there's also some big little things, trains we're talking this morning? we want to check in with bob redell. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. we're here at the lindsay wildlife museum. coming up we want to introduce you to one of their perfectly posed furry friends. he's not camera shy at all. but we want to take you next door to the museum to larky park. when you think of trains here in the bay area, you've got all sorts. electric, in the south bay, but here in walnut creek, they like viewf tiny. tiny. >> don't like that word, do you? >> reporter: ted moreland, how are you? >> i'm doing fine. >> reporter: a 360-degree view of the diablo valley lines. >> the layout itself is about 50 feet by 34 feet. >> reporter: so you would say this is the largest layout in ? potters town. the

witnesses include lanny breuer, the assistant attorney general for the justice department's criminal division. vermont senator patrick leahy chairs this hearing. it is 90 minutes. >> i will start what i want to do in this hearing was to consider the need to ensure accountability for crimes committed by government contractors and employees who are abroad. president obama has been working hard to improve america's credibility in the world, our reputation for justice and commitment to the rufle. -- rule of law. and contractors working abroad. in september twetch, a black water security contractor shot more than 20 unarmed civilians in the streets of baghdad killing at least 14 of them. they caused the obvious rift in our relationships with iraqi government. an effort to prosecute those for the shootings. our ability to hold the wrongdoers accountable is in doubt. jurisdiction for these offenses has been -- if agents has been on the scene immediately could have prevented the problem. this blackwater case was not actually -- private security contractors have been involved in violent incid

publication with a great logo called reasoned and bob poole was out there at mit and he also got excited by lannyished both him and me in this little magazine. bob and i liked it so much that we decided that we're going to put it on a regular basis on a monthly basis. we know got together with manny, an attorney here in los angeles who's still an attorney here in los angeles. and the three of us, including our then wives or ex-wives, those are too many details i don't want to get into -- we put indeed this whole idea plan into practice. one of our central gimmicks was to interview little known libertarian thinkers in the general culture or well enough known to many of us like thomas, nathaniel brandon, jim buchanan, bill -- all these people and we featured every month an interview. eventually we interviewed bill buckley and we interviewed -- oh, many others, milton friedman, f.a. hayek and that became a kind of centerpiece of "reason" magazine back then. since that time, "reason" has developed into a more popular, a bit more hip hop version of its former self where there's a lot of emphasis on lo