. >>> newly declassified documents show that leon panetta revealed secret information to the writer of zero dark 30. >>> "time" magazine released five finalists for person of the year and they are in no particular order, edward snowden, bashar al assad, ted cruz and pope francis. >>> how about a microchip implanted in your head? no thank you but this might not be a sci fi fantasy. google's chief engineer says he envisions the brain being able to interact with technology. >>> another woman shatters a corporate glass ceiling. she started at general motors as an inturn. today she is the new face of gm and the first woman to lead a majorer car company. >> i have worked with general motors for 33 years. i have always known it is a great company. the men and women of general motors are so dedicated. it is an honor for me to be able to lead the team. >> she was chosen unanimously by gm. she takes over for retiring ceo dan atkinson. >>> a new study found that hourly wages among women ages 23 to 34 were 93% of of men. of 15% of women in the work place say they have been discriminated against be

. >>> newly declassified documents show that leon panetta revealed secret information to the writer of "zero dark thirty." it happened during a speech he gave about the raid that killed osama bin laden. he said he assumed everyone in the audience had proper clearance. >>> "time" magazine released five finalists for person of the year and they are in no particular order, edward snowden, bashar al assa, senator ted cruz and pope francis. the winner will be revealed this morning on "today." >>> how about a microchip implanted in your head? google's chief engineer tells "the guardian" he envisions the brain someday being able to interact with pieces of technology. >>> another woman shatters a corporate glass ceiling. mary boris started at general motors at an 18-year-old intern where her father was a die maker. today she is the new face of gm and the first woman to lead a major car company. >> i've worked at general motors for 33 years. i have always known it is a great company. the men and women of general motors are so dedicated. and i truly believe we have the best team on the field. so

newly declassified documents show that former cia director leon panetta revealed secret information tof "zero dark 30." panetta said he assumed everyone in the audience this proper clearance. >>> "time" magazine has released the five finalists for person of the year and they are in no particular order, nsa laker edward snowden, edith windsor, texas senator ted cruz and pope francis. the winner will be revealed this morning on "today." and how about a microchip implanted in your head? oh, yeah, it may not be just a sci-fi fantasy, folks. google's chief engineer says he envisions the brain being able to interact with pieces of technology. wow. >>> another woman shatters a corporate glass ceilingment mary bara started at general motors as an 18-year-old intern where her father was a dye maker for 40 years. today she is the new face of gm and first woman to lead major car company. >> i've worked at general motors for 33 years. i've always known it's a great company. the men and women of general motors are so dedicate the and i truly believe we have the best team on the field. so it's an ho

who do you think is in trouble, leon panetta or the people who found out that he did it?person who violated the law? >> venture a guest, it's the whistle blowers. >> why waste the time and money on the whistle blowers? , you know, there's a history, too, of pursuing or surrounding these leaks, pursuing low-level officials but not the high-level officials. makes you scratch your head. >> why does it make you scratch your head? the high-level people are always able to scapegoat their way out? >> the whistle-blower, they're often maligned, mistreated, abused on the job. >> it's going to try to -- is this an effort to make whistle blowers not come forward and blow that whistle? >> that's one of the reasons for it. you want to impose some sort of authoritative rule that if you blow the whistle, there are consequences to be paid. >> well, exactly. this is not the first time the obama administration has gone after whistle blowers as part of a much larger pa continue. -- pattern. giving information to the public and the public has a right to know, spying. >> spying? >> spying on

it was almost a year ago that then secretary of defense leon panetta ordered a review of ethics training among military leaders and recommended earlier and reinforced ethics training. according to the department of defense that was the message delivered to the white house. but a year later with the case of alleged hazing in the navy now public as well as other scandals, there are questions whether anything in the military has really changed. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >> axelrod: later, the hero cops who saved the pilot of a crashed and burning plane, and a high tech competition to build a robot that could save human lives in a crisis. he he -- lives in a crisis. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex c

leon panetta. i said, has the president called you during this? he said, not once.d obama be reaching out to the leon panettas of the world saying, "help me out, brother"? he talked to these people all the time. but where are we right now? fixing health care is basically in the ministrations ability, they just need to get it done. dealing with congress? small deals should not be celebrated, but good we are able to at least not shut down. on insularity is one i've never bought, but i do think reaching out to business in particular is important about what we can do to help the economy. >> david plouffe with us this hour. friday the 13. >> and we are going to talk about the media entertainment industry. they are poised for growth. what about dealmaking? ♪ >> good morning. "bloomberg surveillance." what an uproar last night. our twitter question of the day -- you can block someone you don't like. stephanie ruhle can block tom keene so she can avoid it. they changed it from a block to a mute, where you could rush i could be an idiot and staff could mute me where she woul

former defense secretary leon panetta said this about jeh johnson. "jeh has proven himself to be a talented, capable, bipartisan and trusted public servant. i give him my strongest recommendation and full support to his confirmation as our nation's next secretary of homeland security." former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral mike mullen, who stepped down in late 2011, has also expressed his deep confidence in the nominee, stating -- quote -- "jeh johnson is as fine a person and professional as i have ever me met." let me say that again. "jeh johnson is as fine a person and professional as i have ever met. i'm confident in his choice and that he will succeed in leading this most complex a organization at a critical time in our country." those are the words of mike mullen. mr. johnson's also received encouraging words of praise from a law enforcement groups, including the major cities chief association, the national fraternal order of police. i'd also add that mr. johnson's confirmation hearing, our ranking member, dr. coburn, made suppor

. >>> former ciairector leon panetta spilled secret information. in a speech panetta revealed the u.s. special forces ground commander who led the raid. zero dark thirty mark boal was at that speech. panetta said he had no idea that bol was there. >>> now to south africa where the public remembrances continue today. thousands are expected to file past his casket now lying in state in pretoria. isha sesay was there. isha, it's such an emotional day yesterday. what's the mood like today? >> reporter: john, it was emotional yesterday, but it was also joyous at the memorial service we saw at fnb stadium in soweto. we saw scenes of people singing and dancing, united as one, celebrating the life of nelson mandela. today here at the union buildingin pretoria which is the center of south africa, it's very different. much more somber, much more reflective. and a sense of sadness hanging in their here. now, the early hours of the morning have been reserved for vips and dignitaries to come here and pay their respects. we have seen the likes of bono, and naomi

also see our other high-profile interviews like john mcafee, leon panetta or randi zuckerberg.bcbayarea.com/theinterview. >>> jeff ranieri joins us, friday night forecast. >> we had a lot of blue skies today. some of the clearest conditions over the past few weeks. best air quality in 12 days. the clear skies we had for today setting us up with cold temperatures already in the north bay. we're dropping to the low 40s. that will be the number one coldest spot tomorrow morning. san francisco right now 54. light breeze. a lot of lights here on interstate 80. approaching that berkeley exit. it's going to be just a mess out here over the next couple of hours. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, mid 40s if you're getting out on a commute toward your holiday plans. tomorrow afternoon, 51 degrees and sunny skies. more on the overall forecast coming up. what i want to get to are some of the specifics keeping us, well, very close to getting some rainfall. but it looks like it's not going to happen. we have the jet stream just to the north of the bay area and it's going to keep this cold storm across sea

>> they brought in david gergen who had advised republican presidents and then at some point, leon panettaief of staff. they moved what they called some of the kids out and got adult supervision in there. that was the line at the time. it this a sort of a point right now where there's a vote of no confidence in the current team at the white house, why they're bringing in podesta? >> obviously, i think there is some evidence of discontent here. i think the president has always recognized that given where the republicans are from in the house that he has very little leverage over them, he carried only 17 districts represented b use repuicans. in his second term, he was going to have to get more done through executive action than legislative break through. the break down on obama care is more remarkable. they understood their best chance was through the levers of the executive branch. i think podesta in part is there to help them tighten up on that front because the environment, other areas it's through their own actions they're more likely to make a mark. >> let me skitch gears, john kerry t

. >> very briefly, if you would, when he was cia director, leon panetta told me the one thing that kept him up at night were fears of a cyberattack. is this related at all to that? >> it is in that it really highlights the fragility of our infrastructure and the fact that nothing is really safe. what secretary panetta had said, mr. panetta had said regarding the infrastructure, is something we talked about for a long time both in and out of government, is the potential for adversaries to access electric power grid, water, sewer, transportation, communications, and look to have an impact on this country similar to the way they did by flying planes into buildings ten years ago, 11 years ago. there are adversaries who are looking to do that and this type of attack really just highlights the concern we should have about the fact that the infrastructure itself is insecure and we need to be taking stronger action to be much more vigilant. >> sobering words. thank you so much. >>> coming up, he spent 25 years in prison for the murder of his wife, even though dna from the real killer was collec

leon panetta says it's an al qaeda attack. the top intel members say the same thing.ay no evidence over a video. but rosenthal wants everybody to believe his one reporter kirkpatrick is right and all these other officials including two branches of the u.s. government based on top intel are wrong. that's a little implausible. >> this "new york times" report is based on testimony from libyans. >> reporter: with every reason to lie. >> libyan reporters who wants stability in this country. to say this did not involved a video. facts were changing quickly every day. we have seen false news reports. but i raise the points, back in 2005, there was an article in a danish paper that led protests all over the world just like this. katie and tara good to see you both. happy new year's eve. >> reporter: new popes for a they general dairy racing champion seriously injured during a ski accident. [ indistinct conversations ] [ male announcer ] when you wear dentures you may not know it, but your mouth is under attack. food particles infiltrate and bacteria proliferate. ♪ protect you

should have been john brennan, it could have been leon panetta and the secretary of state.ould have been news there besides, she's a well-rounded person. ten minutes after the hour. a lot of show left. >> yep. here is what's coming up for you. caught on camera, a vicious brawl inside a mall. what were they fighting over? sneakers. >> really? >> yeah. jordan sneakers. evidently they're expensive. plus, phil robertson suspended from "duck dynasty." but larry gatlin says he should not worry 'cause he's about to come out on top. larry is here next. >> there he is. ♪ ♪ from the tyranny of evil ♪ you won't read much about it in the paper ♪ ♪ i'm telling you it's true ♪ >>> good morning. should the robertson family just pull the plug on "duck dynasty" and take their hit show to another network? country music singer, song writer larry gatlin thinks the family will survive and thrive no matter what. he joins us this morning. good morning and merry christmas. >> good morning. merry christmas. how you folks doing? >> we're great. how are you? >> what makes you think they'll thrive des

leon panetta saying it was a terror attack and all of those people were wrong and this one guy a reportert. does that seem implausible? is. >> it is ludicrous. it is a piece that is intended to stop the support for hillary clinton. hillary clinton wasn't mentioned one time on this. into some movie trailer no one had seen. >> i kept reading through his report. >> hillary clinton i looked up the date, on september 26th, she said, publicly for the first time and this is directly linked to al qaeda. he is defining his newspaper. >> it gets more strange. the chief defender of this report is not from the journalism side. he is going to be one of the chief people who decides whom that newspaper endorses when the process comes around in 2016. it is odd you have this journ journalist and you have someone from the opinion page coming forward. >> i was surprised that the tone of this struck many people as adolescent. here he is mocking the critics of the story for being political in the same breath he is being political defending democrats. >> right. you know i spent five years on the floor of the s

he says publicly and then leon panetta says we are out of the business of running secret prisons.what obama did was go back to what was the clinton era perspective on condition and detention of prisoners in sort of the asymmetric battlefield, and when the guantÁnamo problem arose and guantÁnamo of course women's open and there are prisoners on hunger strike and people who have been cleared for release were still rotting away, obama did know what to do with people they would get on the battlefield. in large part of the focus, they didn't want to put them in guantÁnamo for all sorts of reasons, a large part of the focus became killed rather than kill or capture. so i would say that a lot of what obama has done and his team has done is to rebrand the bush era programs or to tweak them a slightly because i feel sometimes we're watching obama debate him -- his former self when he gives major addresses on ashes to to do. you flashes of the men who clearly is incredibly uncomfortable with the role he is having to play in the world and then you have this guy who was putting a stamp of leg

i think he must have forgotten we had a perfectly adequate secretary of defense in place, leon panetta, until the next one was confirmed. and he was going to be confirm confirmed. because the democrats had a majority of votes to do that and a cabinet member had never been denied his or her seat because of a failed cloture vote. i want to keep coming back to that. a cabinet member has never been denied that. a cabinet member will be confirmed after awhile, after you have questions. in that case, it was one day. now, in my case 20 years ago when president bush nominated for the education secretary and there was a democratic senate, i was announced in december, nominated in january, and it was march before some of the democratic senators saw fit to give me a vote. and i was confirmed by unanimous consent. during that time, i tried to get ready for our education program. it gave me some time to work. when president reagan nominated ed middle east to b mease to be, it took a year before the democratic -- before the senate confirmed ed mease, but it confirmed him. there have been some cabine

it appears that this review, which was initiated by former director leon panetta, is intelligenceth the committee report. it conflicts with the ca response to that -- cia response to the committee report. if this is true, why is the review the cia conducted a never gave to the committee? so important we have requested a copy of that internal review. you committed to looking into this as well. internal row view but cia hasn't committed to providing it. you've seen this as well. i'd like the white house fullest possible declassification of the committee's study as well as the response to the study. i understand you're not in a position on your own to provide these documents and statements, but confirmation processes are one way u.s. senators can be assured our voices are heard by the white house and agencies we oversee. i don't believe my requests are unreasonable and i want the cia to take them seriously. with that i've got a question for you. in our meeting last week we talked about critical roll of intelligence oversight by congress. can you elaborate on your views on these two matters

begin with this, newly declassified documents from the cia this week revealed that former director leon panettae osama bin laden. >> "zero dark 30." >> that is right. next up for 100 points, this pastor turned governor turned teleinvestigation host. >> mike huckabee. >> jeff smith. got it there. mike huckabee 100 points, next up, new obama administration hire was president clinton's last white house chief of staff, for 100 points, name any other clinton white house chief of staff. ari. >> ur16 bowles. >> kristen is going to get on the board, i feel it. stepping down as the ceo of wall street's largest lobbying firm thursday this former new hampshire senator immediately tamped down speculation that it is because he would run for senate again. jeff. >> john sununu. >> encorrect. anyone else, 5, 4, 3, 2 -- >> can i protest this, crystal, you said this former new hampshire senator. he was a former massachusetts senator. >> who? >> scott brown. >> judd grey. >> oh, my good, i should get another 100 points taken away. >> don't fact dplek you don't know the facts. >> the senator with cuban ties walked

leon panetta what is he going say about this question? i had a sense that neither of those two did in fact have that degree of personal connection with the president. i think, you know, on the gates book, i think it's supposed to come out in jan. we report in the piece actually that engaged even remember he worked for both bush and barack obama and even compares obama unfavorably in some respects to bush which i think will be a eye-catching statement on the part of these widely respected sort of national security professionals. although a lifelong republican who agreed to serve in obama's cap -- cabinet. >> host: greg next in virginia. democratic caller. >> caller: hi. one thing i wanted to say. number one, i'm of the belief that roll out the health care.gov website had a lot of problems. i think it's been way overblown. i look forward to katherine testifying to give some actual concrete number. and i bet we'll see yeah there was a problem but it wasn't this disaster that so many people and most of the republicans have been describing it

. >>> leon panetta revealed as an unwiing source behind the controversial oscar nominated film "zero dark thirty." newly declassified documents shows this. through a spokesman panetta said he didn't know boll was in the room. >>> and have you seen this? amazing individual you out of california. marine jeff beamen said the line started rling off the reel. this is why. a young great white shark. he's an experienced shark fish eman, this was a first even for him. he posed for a few shots and then he did set her free. >> my favoriteart about this story, his nickname is fang man. >> his wife was with him? >> yes, that would be my reaction. >> i would be running the other direction. >> you're on your own, honey. have fun. >> they did release the shark. >> yes. >> t fang man turns out to be a nice man. >> 12 minutes after the hour. >>> so much of the country has been dealing with horrendous weather. how will things be today? let's go to meteorologist jennifer grey in the cnn weather center. >> hi, good morning. we saw that system that caused snow yesterday in the northeast. that has pushed

leon panetta? what is he going to say?her ofnse that them did, in fact, have that degree of personal connection with the president. you can see their effectiveness in their view. gates book is supposed to come out in january and we reported a piece that he worked for both george w. bush and barack obama, even comparing him unfavorably in some respects the bush, which i think will be an eye-catching statement on the part of the and widely respected with national security professionals and republican who agreed to serve in his cabinet. host: wharton, virginia, democratic caller. caller: how is everyone? host: fine, thanks. caller: number one, i did not believe that the rollout of healthcare.gov did not have a lot of problems, but think it has been way overblown. in terms of concrete numbers i bet you'll see -- you know what, we have a problem, but it was not the unmitigated disaster that so many people and most republicans have described it as , the effect on the percentage of the population being less than what they might h