its jokes a lot and shared his memories from his ponced he told us about his life in exile in the tora hunts krege and those hours of leisure spent together with the leader will always remain the best hours of my life it was so likeable i always felt easy and free together with. the diaries produce the impression that like many other people formed an impaired judgment of what was going on instead of taking a critical view of the situation his mind was obscured with the ideology finally crafted by the leader of the. sick was the only person allowed to take pictures of stalin and his family at their country treat. in these photographs stalin is not the grand figure of a propaganda poster but i know it very bad spending time with his family. in the one nine hundred thirty s. he trusted blessing implicitly even allowing him to look after his children. but then a great tragedy struck for which he would never recover. wealthy british style. is not on the title of. markets why not come to find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cause or for a no holds barred look at

he was captured and tora bora. the prosecution wanted to be sentenced to life in prison and to be given a large fine. an endangered whale of its washed up on a remote beach of queens in new york city. the 18 meter mammal is a finback whale. it's not known why it beached itself, but it looks like it had been sick for while. here are some chinese shoppers getting more than they bargained for. the security camera caught this. dozens of turtles and small fish and three dozen sharks died. 15 people were injured by the falling glass. animal conservationists say that there could be an answer to bringing back the white rhino from near extinction. are only seven of these left in the world and four of them live in kenya. >> they are the barista large mammals in the world. these northern white rhinos have spent most of their lives in a concrete area in the czech republic. them freedom,en but they are under constant threat from poachers. conservationists think this could be the solution, an unmanned drone designed to monitor t

>> did he support the tora. >> oh, yes. >> oh, yes. so he did root himself in sources, correct? >> he was a jew. >> that's what i'm getting at, was he not basically conservative. he was -- go ahead. >> well, just it depends on which jew you ask. but it's -- you know, he's certainly within the -- a penumbra of typical jewish practice in the first century but there's something that makes him stand out and that's his belief that the kingdom of god is at hand. >> i hate to say it because this show is -- to me at least -- very interesting, very rewarding. and i want to thank you, jeffrey sheler i want to thank you, paula fredriksen, we're out of time. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> hello, i'm llewellyn king, the host of "white house chronicle" which is coming up. but first, a few thoughts. i must say

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place in the tora bora mountain range. >> the screenwriter. halfway through the first screenplay when may 2011 happened. all of a sudden we had to rethink that because you could no longer make a movie about a sort of failed hunt for osama bin laden when everybody knew he was dead. >> and how did you get the story? >> well, it was a story mark reported and i think reported quite extraordinarily. it's all based on firsthand accounts. >> classified information? >> yeah, there are reports that you were given access to classified information. did you? were you? >> well, we never requested classified information, nor was i aware that classified information was coming my way. so to the best of our knowledge, no. >> no, that is a no? >> yes. >> that is a no. so this is the thing that was so fascinating to me, kathryn. there were a couple times in the movie when i could not breathe. it was so riveting because you really took us inside the home of osama bin laden. did you build a complete different mock-up? did you really -- the att

so qahtani returned to the middle east and was later apprehended fighting with bin laden at tora bora 9/11 commission later determined he was to have been the 20th hijacker. part of the evidence? 9/11 ringleader mohamed atta awaited him at the orlando airport. so for me, "zero dark thirty" is a reminder of the power of one person. one week ago today, we saw the power of one individual to do horrific things. well, this was the opposite. if jose melendez perez had allowed qahtani into the united states, he would have been aboard flight 93. arguably, his added muscle could have kept the passengers at bay for the 20 more minutes the

we really hasn't had a good case in his whereabouts since tora bora in 2001. >> so what does the president say at that point? he tells leon panetta, get bin laden. >> the president asked to see me, leon panetta. he said i want to re-energize the hunt for osama bin laden. i want you to make this your top priority. i want to get reports every 30 days. >> august 2010, leon panetta comes back to the president with some information, correct? >> that's correct. in the summer of 2010, the cia led by leon panetta came to us and indicated they had ed that was interesting to them at that point, that led them to believe there was a high value person of interest at abbottabad, pakistan. >> when did it become clear that it was osama bin laden? >> even at that point it was a wholly circumstantial case. there was not direct evidence you could present to the president at that point saying we guarantee you, we have direct evidence that osama bin laden is at this compound. >> you excluded the secretary of state, the secondary of defense. tell us about that. >> to have in the first instance the analytical pe

we really hadn't had a good case to his whereabouts since he was in tora bora in 2001. >> what did the president say at that point? he tells leonpanetta, get bin laden. >> in the sfring of 2009 the president asked to see me and ron panetta and he said, i want to reenergize the hunt for osama bin laden. i want to make this your top priority. i want to get reports every 30 days. >> august 2010, leon panetta comes back to the president with some information. correct? >> that's correct. in the summer of 2010, the cia live and led by leon panetta came to us and indicated that they had evidence that was interesting to them at that point that led them to believe that there was a high value person of interest in a compound there. >> at what point did it become clear that there was a high likelihood that the person at that compound was osama bin laden? >> well, you say high likelihood, fareed, this is why it was a tough decision. even at the last principal's meeting, which was on april 28th, 2011, where the principal sat with the president and gave them their view whether to go or not, even at

. >> it was the best intelligence breakthrough in tora bora in 2001. >> when they picked up information and began to get more of a sense that maybe there was something there, at first it was only within the white house. i was brought in in january, and then we began these intensive meetings. >> a series of top secret meetings started up up in inside the situation room, the sit room as its known in white house parlance. at one of those meetings last year, admiral william mccraven the head of special operations command outlined a possible raid on the suspected bin laden compound. >> i had 100% faith in the navy s.e.a.l.s themselves. bill mccraven, the head of special forces, had worked with us for months to think through every possible scenario. he's a guy who inspired a lot of confidence, and he's a no-nonsense guy. >> i remember the moment in the sit room, someone said this sounds really dangerous and we're going to expose our guys and what do we know is going to happen? he said with all due respect, we've done this hundreds of times. >> the planning picked up speed, and by april 21st o

we really hadn't had a good case as to his whereabouts since he was in tora bora in 2001. >> so the president at that point tells leon panetta, get bin laden. >> in the spring of 2009 the president asked to see me, rahm emanuel, leon panetta and said i want to e re-energize the hunt for bin laden. i want this to be your top priority. i want reports every 30 days. >> august 2010, panetta comes back with information. correct? >> that's correct. in the summer of 2010 the cia led by leon panetta said they had evidence that led them to believe there was a high value person of interest at abbottabad, pakistan, in a compound there. >> at what point did it become clear there was a high likelihood the person was osama bin laden? >> you say "high likelihood" and this is why it was a tough decision. even at the last principals meeting on april 28, 2011, where the principals sat with the president and gave him their view whether to go or not, even at that point it was a circumstantial case. there was no direct evidence saying we warrantee you, we have direct evidence that osama bin laden is at this compo

and if qahtani died on flight 93, he would not have been captured at tora bora, and we would not have learned the name of bin laden's courier from him. jose melendez perez. he is a little like the jimmy stewart character in a movie getting played a lot this week, "it's a wonderful life," the frank capra classic. remember, george bailey saved his brother harry from drowning when he fell through the ice as a boy. and as a result, harry was there in world war ii to save the men of a transport boat, winning the medal of honor. well, it happens in real life too. one person can make a difference. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "the ed show" with ed schultz starts right now. >>> good evening, americans, and welcome to "the ed show." tonight from minneapolis, the republican party is in ruins. maybe we can actually get a deal now. this is "the ed show." let's get to work. >> call me a hopeless optimist, but i actually still think we can get it done. >> president obama is doing everything he can to avert a fiscal cliff disaster for the middle class. the republican implosio

rose catholic church, in the midst of your tremendous grief there is a jewish rabbi with a tora in handomfort and do whatever he can to uphold you in the coming days. and at temple israel you have a service of a japanese american minister ready to pray with you and with songs from john wesley. >> and conversation with uccars know that we have muslim brothers and sisters ready to offer prayers of compassion and pentecostals ready to pray with episcopalians and luthren ministries offering grace in jesus christ to others to receive comfort and support from those of no faith. you see, now more than ever, we need each other for we are all in this together. that's why we even have our politicians sit down there as well. a sign and symbol and reminder to all of us that we are in this together. so now, let us come together. let us pray. let us listen and let us seek comfort of our various faiths, drawing from words and praye prayers. fear not for i am with you. be not dismayed for i am your god. i will strengthen you. i will uphold you with my victorious hand. god is with us. ove unites us. god

rose catholic church, in the midst of your tremendous grief there is a jewish rabbi with a tora in handrt and do whatever he can to uphold you in the coming days. and at temple israel you have a service of a japanese american minister ready to pray with you and with songs from john wesley. >> and conversation with uccars know that we have muslim brothers and sisters ready to offer prayers of compassion and pentecostals ready to pray with episcopalians and luthren ministries offering grace in jesus christ to others to receive comfort and support from those of no faith. you see, now more than ever, we need each other for we are all in this together. that's why we even have our politicians sit down there as well. a sign and symbol and reminder to all of us that we are in this together. so now, let us come together. let us pray. let us listen and let us seek comfort of our various faiths, drawing from words and praye prayers. fear not for i am with you. be not dismayed for i am your god. i will strengthen you. i will uphold you with my victorious hand. god is with us. god's love unites us.