mara liasson of national public radio. paul gigot of the "wall street journal."fox news political analyst juan williams. bill, how does bin laden's death change the war on terror? does it alter our mission in afghanistan? should we rethink how we go about protecting the u.s. homeland? >> it's a victory in the war on terror. it doesn't change the war, it doesn't change the challenge we face, which is both to obviously stop terrorist attacks and defeat terrorist groups and persuade states that might want to sponsor terrorist group not to do so and ultimately change the situation in the middle east that made bin laden possible. can't go in the rest of the 21st century with a bunch of illegitimate dictatorship, fostering extremism, nuclear proliferation and terrorism. the broader struggle has to continue. this was a big victory in a long war. >> chris: mara, i want to pick up on that. this happens in the course of the arab spring. when people in the streets peacefully protecting are accomplishing a lot more than bin laden and his thugs ever did with bombs. in that se

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. >> así fue como reaccionó omar vásquez ante la noticia que la mara baja aprobó el dream act a nivelcon estudiar en la universidad. >> con voto de 61 a favor y 53 en contra illinois aprobó la medida sb 2185 mejor conocida como el dream act. >> director de la coalición que vela por los derechos de los inmigrantes y refugiados de illinois, hoy es un día histórico para todo el país. >> creo que illinois está mostrando el camino correcto a la nación de cómo con los problemas de la inmigración. >> beneficiaría a 25 mil estudiantes y lo haría mediantes becas de un aporte de fondos privado que su no afectaría el bolsillo de contribuyentes. >> y mientras que hay gran ale j agria por la aprobación aseguran que no es suficiente. >> estas medidas ayudan, pero no son una solución. >> la solución es la legalización. >> se desconoce cuánto dinero se logrará recaudar. >> acogiéndose a una norma de la ciudad, el alguacil planea dejar en libertad a... la medida será puesto en práctica y los lab rados recibirán una citación para comparecer ante la corte. >> curiosamente una propuesta en el congreso fe

. >>> aquí no es cierto que la violencia des parr mara o breen cara la frontera. >>> la falta de la seguridad los políticos en washington para justificar su oposición a la reforma migratoria. >>> aquí no tenemos la situación que mencionan algunos, algunos senadores republicanos. que dicen que la frontera aquí, está llena de violencia de caos, de muertes, ¿no? eso no es cierto. >>> entre ciudades de su tamaño, el paso es la más segura del país. >>> aquí es muy tranquilo tienen como dicen, tienen la protección de los oficiales. sea en la ciudad, dentro de la ciudad del paso. >>> el presidente y dar... la frontera está fuera de control. las estadísticas indican que no es el caso. ciudad juarez tuvo más de # mil asesinatos. el paso menos de 10. el presidente obama cree que no hay excusas para seguir esperando y mañana vendrá el paso para impulsar la reforma mi dpra tri que prometió en su campaña electoral. la mayoría de los hispanos votó por él y son muchos los que están cansados de esperar resultados. >>> yo voté por él pero me ha defraudado. ahora, tratando de cumplir lo que él quería, lo que o

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age 50, white, married, two teenage daughters, ana and mara.versity of minnesota, ba in doctor of law. practicing attorney, 15 years. minnesota's state legislature house of representatives, 10 years. minnesota house majority leader, four years. state of minnesota eight years, 2003-2011. question, can pawlenty win iowa? tim? >> absolutely, and i'm very happy he began by going to iowa and attacking ethanol subsidies, especially because he used to favor them. that takes guts. his being from a border state is good. okay, michelle bachman could complicate it, but if the ethanol thing is a cue and he'll really battle the special interests like barack obama pretends do do, i think he can catch a lot of attention and win iowa. >> who is that lady? >> michelle bachman. >> the alpha female is. >> and she's too from minnesota and could -- >> born in iowa. >> born in waterloo, and she could tap into the evangelical base and tea party base better than they about. >> what about the problems she has, where places are located. >> oh, workplaces? -- [everyone t

while pounds on the football legend mara dollar becomes the latest star to play a game in chechnya. and sigh of relief russia reached the next round of the playoffs and finished second in group a. i saw he world championships. first of all and bass alone out of reach the final of the champions league they do one one with real madrid at the nou camp and go through three one hundred s. but again feel hard done by after a goal was disallowed but also lowered to live in. seagull's up from last week's first leg in madrid scored after ralph would have thought that sent off a something like combat not on the cards and then look for open for a out early in the second half i think of his goal to be ruled out as the other team right where nobody's thing applies for a foul then after thirty four minutes past the lowest score through present all but secure a place in the final muscle required within ten minutes making one run on the lights of the bat was only a consolation for the outs couldn't hide all sense of injustice afterwards however past eleven pages guardiola praised his players and th

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. >> reporter: 1-year-old mara wakes at least twice during the night.own in the wee hours, she gives her a bottle to get her back to sleep. >> i'm kind of used to getting up and i just kind of function during the day. >> sleep affects every aspect of well-being. >> reporter: dr. jody mandel with st. joseph's university and the director of the sleep center has developed an online tool that could help children struggling to get some zs. parents are asked a series of questions relating to their child's sleep habits including how difficult is it for your child to fall asleep and how often does your child wake up during the night? based on their answers, parents will get a sleep profile filled with advice and tips tailored to their child's individual sleep patterns and issues. >> so parents get real feedback of what is normal for a child of that age. >> reporter: before the tool hit the web, mendel had 264 families tested for the study over the course of a few weeks. results? just after one week, they said most families saw some improvement. so we asked joan

maybe i can ask mcna mara first, on the eu dragging its feet, can you elaborate on that, please? >> in my longer testimony, i outlined what happened and the different situations we have been been through and it looks almost like a fairy tale. the europeans want this, the americans agree even though they think it will limit the program and the europeans say, not good enough. originally, america asked for 38 pieces of data. you've said, okay, give us 19. this is mandated by u.s. law that this information has to be provided in advance. that's why in my view, it happened, so good one for doing that, but the europeans, they don't like this program. a polish mep came to heritage in late february last year. under the lisbon treaty, new powers granted saw them immediately strike down the third it ration at the pr agreement and he said when the european parliaments did this, there was whopping and cheering in the chamber. he said, i thought we'd won the world cup or something. heard him say, we've got those americans. the us is the americans. the most absurd part about this, we act as if

if i could just start by addressing a question cary and mara had.he president will make some remarks related to the successful mission against usama bin laden. i think one of the these you will likely hear him sound is will echo what he said last night which is that this is a good day or good days for america and for americans. the fact that we were able to accomplish this says a lot about our country and our perseverance. i think you can fairly say that the victims in this country on 9/11, the americans who were victims were not republicans or democrats. they were americans. those who launched -- those who have been working on this diligently for 9 1/2 years are not republicans or democrats, they are americans. those who carried out the mission yesterday, same company be said about them. i think that one thing you would likely hear from the president on tonight is about the capacity for americans to come together and achieve very difficult goals when we work together. we can follow up one logistics. there are are some slow jis cal issues we'll get

and we are joined live by mara campos live in new york. and we were here until 4:00 a.m. and the crowds were swelling throughout the evening. so describe what it is like there today? >> well, the crowds carried on until 4:00 a.m. and this morning you are not seeing the jubilant crowds, but you are seeing fresh flowers and flags to mark the event they have been waiting for so long. and ground zero was a solemn place, and the place where the twin towers stood, it is a solemn place where crowds gathered for memorial services, but for the first time in almost ten years since those terrorist attacks this became a place for celebration and joy, and hundreds of people came for impromptu celebrations and came waving the american flag and singing the national anthem and climbing up lamp posting saying that obama got osama and usa, usa, and this is a celebration ten years in the making. this is is where president bush on september 14th, three days after the terror attacks famously stood on top of a mound of rubble with a bull horn and said whoever is responsible for knocking down t

well, mara didn't move on. she said, what does it mean there's so many missing girls? how will they create families? what will society be like? and she has sed questions both about society and what's going to happen, but she also went back and researched how did this happen. and some of it is things like a one-child policy, but some of it has to do with zero population clothe and an enthusiasm that has had great unintended consequences and i think will surprise people. >> and that book is unnatural election. two books about some troubles nations -- troubled nations. >> yes. dancing in the glory of monostores about the congo with jason sterns. our editorial director got this book in from, actually, a friend of mason's, the person who knew the director, and she said, you know, this is nobody who knows as much about the congo as mason sterns. clive read it, and he said, this is a real book in here, we're going to find it. the claim is you can't understand anything in the newspaper about the congo if you haven't read this book. butbecause the story is so comei prettied. an

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tonight this this sense of unity go with other issues -- >> i'll address that because it goes to mara's questions but i want to give john a few more because he's got other things he needs to do. let me go to april. maybe two or three more. i'm sorry. >> were there any civilian -- how many civilians casualties were there? >> the two al qaeda facilitators, brothers who were the courier and his brother. bin laden's son and the woman presumed to be his wife who was shielding bin laden. >> did he actually take her as a shield or did someone put her in front of him? >> i wasn't there so -- it was an effort to try to shield bin laden. >>. [ inaudible question ] >> i want to go to a couple questions. one on security. one focus of the administration was an attack is not about if it would happen, when it will happen. so are we now because you're saying this was a strategic blow, the head of the snake was lopped off, are we now changing that mindset or has it changed? >> i have never had the mindset it's not if, it's when. that's basically saying something is going to happen. i think every day cou

decide to do the rest, but the cause of have put them within the 60-day window before the election and mara wouldn't allow that. >> was the clock ticking on his cover being blown? >> there was fear that the cover was going to be blown because he was always going beyond what he was supposed to be doing. >> how so? >> he was scripted to all the time he was scripted. >> the fbi rehearsed him. >> that he never followed the script. there were times when he would go to a politician and he would tell them i'm not a member of the democratic party or the republican party i am a member of the green party, get it, the green, like cash and they would look at him and go yeah, okay. that wasn't in the script. the fbi is looking at this after it came back to the office who just like shaking their heads. this guy is a loaded cannon and there was legitimate fear in the office that at some point he was going to blow it. >> so i can see a pretty good case for the christie point of view that this was -- that these were external non-political forces that caused this to happen. but when it happened -- and by the

>> mara schiavocampo, thank you so much.day on monday for a delaware girl celebrating her 4th birthday. she said she wanted onlile one thing for her birthday, a picture of her mother, an army captain serving in kuwait. she got more than a picture. she got the real thing when her mom walked through the door. the reunion made it the best birthday ever. can't get enough of that. it's 8:05. let's get a check of the weather from al outside in the rain. >> it finally stopped. at least a little bit of a break. all the folks wearing the kathie lee and hoda pajama party t-shirts. they got a free shirt. not bad. it's soaking wet, but not bad. let's see what's going on today. hagerstown, maryland, our pick city today. nbc 25, rain, thunderstorms and 67 degrees. the temperatures way below normal. in the ohio river valley, temperatures from 10 to 20 below normal. out west, anywhere from 9 to 21 degrees below normal. look at the temperatures working their way into the 50s in the upper mississippi and ohio river valleys. we have a risk of

we'll talk to him and his would-be date in a moment but first mara is here with more. to you. >> reporter: well, matt, high school senior james tate thought he was being sweet when he posted a invaiation on a high school wall. that got him banned altogether. now tens of thousands are speaking out, demanding tate be allowed to go to the dance. grand gestures by smitten high school students. in the movies, they always work so well. but for connecticut senior james tate, his public show of affection had anything be a hollywood ending. late last week he had a unique way of asking friend somali rodriguez to prom. >> i was waiting for a special way to ask her. and i did that, and this is what happened. >> reporter: early friday morning tate and two friends dragged a ladder and a cordboard sign to the wall taping this to the later. sonali rodrigues, will you go to prom with me, hmu for hit me up, tate. >> reporter: rodriguez said yes but school officials said no. tuesday they suspended tate and his friends for one day. a charge, trespassing for the stunt they said was dangero

in judian sa mara, the jewish are not former occupiers.mara, e not former occupiers. >>> want to bringn matthew chance in jerusalem to get reaction to the prime minister's speech there. matthew, what did you hear? >> well, palestinian reaction, except for the stuff we have been hearing on cnn the last couple minutes. but clearly, there's not going to be enough in this speech by benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister that's going to make the vast majority of palestinians i've been speaking to, many of them over the past couple of days, going to make them anymore believing in the idea that there's going to be some kind of negotiated settlement with israel, with this prime minister in power. he talked about the borders of a future palestinian state and a future israeli jewish state, as well. but he didn't appear to make any of the kind of compromises i think that the palestinians would be looking for when it comes to settlement blocks for instance. netanyahu made it clear that those constructed on land, it was captured in the 1967 war, the six-day war by israel, would stay within

this guy owned the maras hotel and all this stuff.as it turned out, we got along and i said to him welk you know we need money and i don't know if i am for gambling or against it. why don't we do a poll? you pay for it and i will pick the pollster. that is exactly what happened. the poll pole came back not that. people kind of said okay, maybe. i always maintained we would get a gambling business in the state when it lost money and that is probably what we are doing now. that anyway, so anyway we had the pole and it looks good. as it turned out, he came back a second time in the people who ran the highlight or the place in -- spotted us having dinner. the next thing you know it was in the providence journal. the mayor is for gambling not for gambling. as it turned out i ended up vetoing gambling but before he did. i went down to see the native americans down there and fox and made an appointment to see the tribal council are. i said we can't let this opportunity go by. so i met with them, the 11 members of the tribal council and i sai

matt, back to you. >> mara schiavocampo, thank you very much. james tate and his prom date sonali are with us now exclusively. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> i thought you were toast. seriously, when the headmaster ms. smith said she was upholding the decision wednesday or thursday i thought you guys were done. when did you get the good news? >> saturday morning. i woke up to my parents on the phone getting word that there would be a press conference at the school. we didn't know if we were supposed to go or not. so i just went golfing instead. >> had you had any further private discussions with the headmaster before she reversed her decision? >> yeah. i had one on friday morning in school. she told me that i was handling this well and if i needed any help for the stressful situation that she would be willing to help me out. >> talk about the stressful situation. let's talk about the reaction to all of this. it came from near and far. there were hundreds of thousands of people weighing in on websites. there was a sit-in. there wer

for today, mara skiacampo, nbc news, shelton, connecticut. >>> today, james tate is still banned from the prom. he's considering an offer to send him and a date to dinner with a limo. the story continues. >>> one major thing missing from the scorecard today at the players' championship, tiger woods. on thursday, woods withdrew from the golf tournament because of an injury, raising questions about his future and the rest of the field. golf channel on nbc analyst mark rolfing join s us from ponte vedra, florida. >> good morning. >> will this sideline tiger for a while as he tries to make a comeback. >> i think this injury is more serious than tiger has let on and maybe even more serious than what he has thought. at this point, he can't pinpoint whether it's his knee or his achilles heel. but both of the injuries are going to need some rests because the u.s. open is five weeks away. he came back too early. no doubt he should not have teed off at the players. but if he gives it a month's rest, is there a chance he'll be ready for the u.s. open. but i think long term, he needs to look at t

. >>> prepÁrenos maÑana en despierta amÉrica vea el regalo que una hija decidiÓ darle asuma mara y a y su nombre lo dice todo. los originales de san juan. don chuy, es un placer recibirlos en el programa. muy mqueridos y mullah de conocerlos. y en un momento mencionaste que el secreto de los originales, es que no hay diferencia, todos ganan lo mismo. son parejas. >>> definitivamente asÍ nos iniciamos y asÍ nos conservamos y gracias a dios estamos los mismos integrantes dios nos quitÓ un compaÑero pero aquÍ hay otros nuevos. >>> es difÍcil vivir de la fama y la popularidad y el cariÑo del pÚblico. >>> no, creo que mientras se este con los pies en la tierra no hay problema. >>> y no paran, vÍa krrajan tod tiempo ¿de donde vienen?. >>> de santa marÍa, en california y vamos a michoacÁn, y vamos a seguir pegando el grito. no sabemos hacer otra cosa. >>> chuy dime algo, quieres dejar la mÚsica para dedicarte a la actuaciÓn ¿es cierto?. >>> no, se me dio la oportunidad de participar en una pelÍcula, pero encantado, es algo nuevo. >>> a ver si invitas a una pelÍcula ya le estamos dandole. >>

maybe i can ask mcna mara first, on the eu dragging its feet, can you elaborate on that, please? >> in my longer testimony, i outlinedhat happened and the different situations we have been bn through and it looks almost like a fairy tale. the europeans want this, the americans agree even though they think it will limit the program and the europeans say, not good enough. originally, america asked for 38 pieces of data. you've said, okay, give us 19. this is mandated by u.s. law that this information has to be provided in advance. that's why in my view, it happened, so good one for doing that, but the europeans, they don't like this program. a polish mep came to heritage in late february last year. under the lisbon treaty, new powers granted saw them immediately strike down the third it ration at the pr agreementnd he said when th european parliaments did this, there was whopping and cheering in the chamber. he said, i thought we'd won the world cup or something. heard him say we've got those amicans. the us is the americans. the most absurd part about this, we act as if we're just

mara. >> the president said in a couple of immigration appearances that he's refocusing the decriminalization policy against criminals? >> i don't have the data for you, i don't know the data. >> (inaudible) groups. >> i understand that, speaking broadly, because i don't have the data in front of me. i think that's the case. but i would encourage you to talk to the hsi about the figures. >> ok, and in terms of tomorrow's meeting with the dealing of negotiations. now that it seems like the parameters have narrowed a bit on what they are talking about. can you give us an update on what is expected to come out of the meeting tomorrow? >> i don't, any more than i would have predicted, you know, a celebration of comprehensive agreement out of one meeting. i am not going to predict that would happen out of the second meeting. but what we did see was progress. we did see i think a recognition by both or all sides that, that the issues here are important. you know if you step back and look, how do you get hard things done when you have opposing sides. a major step is agreeing on the problem. you can'

maybe i can ask mcna mara first, on the eu dragging its feet, can you elaborate on tt, please? >> in my longer testimony, i outlined what happened and the different situations we have been been throughnd it looks almost like a fairy tale. the europeans want this, the americans agree even though they think it will limit the program and the europeans sa not good enough. originally, america asked for 38 pieces of data. you've said, okay, give us 19. this is mandated by u.s. law that this information has to be provided in advance. that's why in my view, it happened, so good one for doing that, but the europeans, they don't like this program. a polish mep came to heritage in late february last year. under the lisbon treaty, new powers granted saw them immediaty strike down the third it ration at the pr agreement and he said when the european parliaments did this, there was whopping and cheering in the chamber. he said, i thought we'd won the rld cup or something. heard him say, we've got those americans. the us is the americans. the most absurd part about this, we act as if we're ju

first, nbc's mara schiavocampo has the details of the story.orning to you. >> good morning, matt. in the last few years things have gone from bad to worse for alaina giordana. first, a shocking cancer diagnosis at just 33 years old. then her marriage fell apart. now, her biggest struggle yet. by all accounts alaina is a loving, good mother, sharing a strong bond with her young children, 11-year-old sophia and 5-year-old bud. >> it's a bond that i will never have with anybody else. it's quite special. >> reporter: that didn't stop judge nancy gordon from ruling that the children should move from north carolina to live with their father, 600 miles away, with their father in chicago. one big reason, giordano is fighting cancer. >> a shock. you just think about what she had to say. >> reporter: almost three and a half years ago, she was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer at just 33 years old. her health problems took a toll on her marriage. in january, 2010, giordano and her husband of ten years separated amidst allegations of infidelity and a

mara schiavocampo is at shelton high school with the latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, matt. this all started with a message on a wall. late last week james tate asked a friend to prom by posting the invitation in huge cardboard letters on a school wall which got him suspended and banned from prom. tens of thousands rallied online hoping officials would reverse the decision. now it seems less likely. >> reporter: support for james tate's bid to go to his senior prom with sonali rodriguez has been building for days but it took just seconds for headmaster beth smith to make one thing clear. rules are rules. no prom for tate. >> there has been a practice for years that students receiving an in-school or out-of-school suspension after april 1 for any reason would not be allowed to attend prom. >> reporter: late last week in the night tate and two friends dragged a ladder to the school taping this message to a wall. rodriguez said "yes," but the school said "no." suspending tate for a day for trespassing. the headmaster said seniors a

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