governor atta has a more what i think of as a more corporate style. a lot of people -- everybody who meets and comments on his dress so he very soon after the taliban fell, he wears very nice suits -- >> he didn't shave the bored 100 -- beard 100%. >> he has at points. he has a really nice watch, very nice shoes, and he has a very -- a staff that kind of operates. it feels much more like a firm. governor sharzi feels a little more feudal to be honest, and he is actually very interested in the esthetics of courtly life. so he swept time and money rennovating the king's winter palace, and the second time i interviewed him we sat in the gardens there are tribal elders waiting, and it feels like you're out of a different time. >> host: well, not to put our on the spot since you know these men and they know you, but to lay out one side of the argument, what -- there are people who strongly criticize the incorporation of men like this into the political system. can you start by giving us a brief outline of the type of arguments that those people would make

he asked, couldn't atta been wearing a blond wig or something when he had the meeting? how could we know he didn't do it? but it is amazing to have donald rumsfeld on film, right, it's one thing to know that they're lying. it's another thing to see them lying on film. right to your face. and to see how comfortable a guy like donald rumsfeld is with himself and his total shamelessness. here's one more very short clip from the film. just watch at the very end of this one the sort of shock and revelation from donald rumsfeld and how proud of himself he is about this. watch this. i find this just incredible. >> what about all these so-called torture memos? >> well, there were, what, one or two or three. i don't know the number. but there were not all of these so-called memos. they were mischaracterized as torture memos and they came not out of the bush administration, per se, they came out of the u.s. department of justice. blessed by the attorney general, senior legal official of the united states of america having been nominated by a president and confirmed by the united

we're learning more about the three americans killed in the atta attack, we'll tell you coming up. >>> new this morning san jose students rush out of their home after a fast-moving fire. the phone call that might have saved another student's life. >>> good morning to you. big changes coming to your forecast turning cloudy as of this afternoon and showers on the way tomorrow and a big-time warm up and temperatures spike next week and so much to go over in your full forecast this morning. >>> and as you're aware the early commute starts in the trivalley, but right now a slower than normal drive. we'll show you what is coming on as you go into livermore, coming up. >>> the warriors back home for game three of their playoff series against the l.a. clippers. we're live inside oracle arena, coming up. >>> a live look outside, as well, in san jose. today is thursday, april 24th and this is "today in the bay." >>> a very good thursday morning to you, thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew. three americans were killed,

before atta testified senate panel on this very issue of trauma among veterans. he said the military should include in its diagnoses. these are real problems. it is unacceptable to have the process we now have in place." they have not necessarily ruled out terrorism. more news from washington. the high court struck down a decades old limit on the total amount donors can give to federal candidates and parties. the court was split. this one was tight.5-4. phil mattingly has the winners and the losers. >> the dnc had to keep the powder dry a little bit, because they were opposed, but they will benefit as well. the implications are party candidates will get more money directly run big money donors. that should, you would assume, take some money away from the dark money groups and the super pac's. all 36 senators who are up for reelection in 2014, you can max out donations for each one of them. that is the big change. for donations to everybody are now gone. but what is amazing the big-money donors are already hearing about this. they are already getting calls from fu

plan the kansas city division fbi became aware of an individual named booker aka mohammed abdel-llah attaho bid farewell to his friends and making comments indicating his jihad was eminent. he had been recruited by the u.s. army in february 2014 and was scheduled to report for basic training on april 7th. they interviewed him and it is unclear how they lost track of that. it appears there could be other individuals in addition to booker who may have expressed their intent to carry out the attack as well. a portion of the alert did not include the age or total demand called booker. it indicateded the man they were looking for could still be if that area. >> kelly wright joining us this morning. thank you, kelly. >> first open enrollment season of obamacare ended at midnight. guess what? technical glitches plaguing enrollment even in the final hours. despite that the white house is still celebrating. peter doocy is live with the latest. good morning, peter. >> good morning. right around noon yesterday everyone trying to enroll for the first time in coverage by the midnight deadline couldn't

the judge interrupted today's hearing to issue a warning to speck atta hearing to issue a warning tock atttors as they cheered a shouted watching the case. >>> more than a hundred girls kidnapped are still missing. the girls ages between 16 and 18 were taken from their boarding school by suspected members of boko haram. the president is in an emergency security meeting. >>> a remote control submarine completed the first successful scan of the ocean bed for the missing malaysian flight 370. two previous missions were cut short because of technical difficulties. it's more than four weeks since the jet went missing. still no cue on how or why the plane disappeared. >>> the polls have opened in alger algeria's presidential election with the president seeking a fourth term. bouteflika is 77 and virtually incapacitated after suffering a stroke last year. he's hardly seen in public and hasn't done campaigning. some say he's too sick to rule the country where most the population is under the age of 45. opposition groups have called for a boycott of the election. there's been protests in the

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and how you allow people to atta attack them and adopt them in a way that distorts the underlying essence of it. >> rand paul talked about having problems with the civil rights act in 1964. the southern ajenger who was on his staff that he wouldn't distance himself from. round maul is one of the top contenders in 2016. do you worry about the prominence he has given his history? >> i don't think there was any knowledge or fore thought what mr. bundy thought about these issues and certainly bringing martin luther king into it is the height of ignorance. that martin luther king would be standing side by side with him on this point. i can't speak to it and i don't think that rand paul or sean or anyone else had any idea this is what his views were or how he ultimately felt about black people, seeing black people sitting in their neighborhood on a stoop and thinking they would be better off as slaves. that's the height of stupidity. for a lot of these folks, the initial cause celeb about the constitution and his rights to be the rampbler and to defend his popularity. >> he had a beef with the

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atta boy! >> the instruction is first-rate. >> nice, high thighs. >> but the business?to be whipped into shape. you're not focusing on everything over here. >> i'm telling you, i did what i thought i could do. >> michael refuses to bring in workout equipment... >> i just don't want to be like every other gym. >> i wouldn't work out there. which holds back membership. >> i may challenge him. >> what we're doing isn't working. >> that's such crap, and you know it. >> but it's his ego that may ultimately bring down this business... >> nobody would recognize her name. they would recognize my name first. >> and possibly even his relationship. >> since we got married, you're always worried about your own

atta girl. >> meeker has competed as a big ten champion. an ncaa all-american, and a member of the 1984 olympic team. more than two decades later, he co-owns kenwood gymnastic center in minneapolis. >> gymnastics is a very unique sport. knowing your body in space, being able to stand up and do a flip at any time is kind of cool thing, too. >> while brian is known throughout the sports world as a champ, he's also known by another name. >> my nickname, and still is, crash. >> gets a good, strong, powerful run. >> oh, good heavens! oh! i have never seen a vaulter take a shot like that. >> i tell you, he's hurt. he is hurt. >> ooh, it's one of those videos that makes you wince every time you see it, but you can't stop watching it. >> i was competing in the 1981 national sports festival. >> 21-year-old brian makes the finals. his first vault goes without a hitch. >> for my second vault -- and you can see i actually look down, i'm always at 65 feet, 7 inches. that's where i start from. when you run for the vault, you want to be at the end of the

i've spoked to his press atta e attache, any new announcements will be going through the joint agencyination center, nevertheless, he's the minister of defense, we're going to stay across it. >> thank you very much, matthew. that could potentially be very significant. >>> at this hour, search crews are trying to reconfirm signals picked up over the weekend, whether they are pings sent back by the missing plane's black box. as we've reported, though, right now from the u.s. navy, they are saying they have so far failed to reconfirm those signals. a massive cyclone struck near the new search area two weeks ago. this could be significant, wind speeds were more than 160 miles an hour. that means a lot of water moving a lot of places, and that could mean a lot about potential debris. chad myers joins me now. obviously, you knew about the cyclone while it was happening, but at the time, search officials weren't looking in that area, right, so what do you think, could this really have moved debris that far, that we never saw any? >> without a doubt. without a doubt in my mind now. we were 1,

atta boy! >> the instruction is first-rate. >> nice, high thighs. >> but the business?hat needs to be whipped into shape. you're not focusing on everything over here. >> i'm telling you, i did what i thought i could do. >> michael refuses to bring in workout equipment... >> i just don't want to be like every other gym. >> i wouldn't work out there. which holds back membership. >> i may challenge him. >> what we're doing isn't working. >> that's such crap, and you know it. >> but it's his ego that may ultimately bring down this business... >> nobody would recognize her name. they would recognize my name first. >> and possibly even his relationship. >> since we got married, you're always worried about your own identity. >> but everybody has their own identity. >> if

looking back out at the city of boston, but we're here at logan airport, and this is where mohamed atta and the other nine hijacked the two planes on 9/11. this is where it began. and there were 150 people on those planes from boston, and the lessons of 9/11 were remembered here, and they were implemented and the equipment was put in place and the training was put in place and the coordination was put in place, and we saw that from the police, the fire, from the emergency medical technicians, the medical community, and from individual citizens like joe. >> but do we have some follow-up, to stick with you, we have heard from mike mccaul, house homeland security chairman, who said this past week we found that several flags and warnings were missed. this is particularly about tamerlan tsarnaev who is here, becomes radicalized at some point, and then travels overseas back to russia and then comes back. >> this is the report which was issued yesterday, the unclassified report from the four inspectors general of the intelligence agencies, and it is clear that there were red flags that should

this will be tossed back at him and he should not do what governor perry did when he was atta attacked children of immigrants to attend schools at the in-state race. governor bush has to be careful if he becomes a canada candidate and the issue comes back not to respond to the questioning of the people who oppose it. >> if he decided he wanted to run a joyful campaign and no mudslinging. what do you think about that? >> well, look, i think the people are sick and tired of these campaigns in which the object is to trash your fellow democrat or republican in the primaries. where the meanest and toughest things you can say and do are the way to climb to the top of the heat. you can have a respectful disaagreement about policy views >> we have all covered enough cycles of elections to know how it goes. there were times mitt romney should have punched back but didn't. >> the counter punch is more productive sometimes. john mccain went after bush saying he wanted to toss the seniors off social computer -- security -- and bush didn't punch back. but he did in south carolina. were the add bush

atta 8:42. one side of how strong the quake was. the deep crack in a roadway.al thousand homes suffered structural damage and close to a million people have been evacuated. keep in mind california experienced quakes of a magnitude three or greater. joining us now from washington, the science editor from national geographic. everybody wants to know with all the seismic activity, this is due for a big con. this part of chile. quakes in california and chile are connected by the ring of fire and all along the pacific. it's hard to draw a connection between ones that far apart. >> talk about the ring of fire and what that means to the entire area. what parts of affected just so we know. >> it's more of a horseshoe stretching for south america to alaska and down to indonesia. what you have is the pacific ocean is spreading out and smacking into the continents along the edges. you have mountains and earthquakes. they are happening here all the time. 90% are o long the ring of fire. 80% of the big ones happen along here. >> 8.2 clearly a massive earthquake. by comparis

we're confident these standards which were the results of extensive public comment are atta attainable. the problem with sexual assault in prisons is too great to settle for anything less than an aggressive approach to implementing these key reforms. i want to thank you all for the opportunity to discuss this work with you today. i especially want to thank chairman wolf for his exemplary leadership and for his support of the department's work and particularly our efforts to combat the heinous crime of human trafficking over the course of a long and distinguished career in the house of representatives. mr. chairman, i've come to greatly value your advocacy on behalf of the justice department's essential mission and your high regard for the entireless career employees who make our work possible every day. your expertise and your steadfast support of our public safety efforts, sometimes all by yourself, or with mr. fattah, you are our saviors in 2014 but you've been invaluable to the department over the years. upon your retirement from the house of representatives at the end of this year,

this hearing last year we spent a great deal of time atta occurred there five years ago. today, our thoughts are certainly with the victims and their families. and this latest attack as well as with the earlier victims for whom this must be a painful reminder of the 2009 attack. the justice department budget request for fiscal year 2015 is relatively flat at $2.7 billion, a net increase of 1%. while the budget would continue efforts funded by the congress in the fy-2014 omnibus to restore hiring for vacant positions, your budget also contains some gimmicks like $900 million of unspecified offsets mostly from the law enforcement agencies. today, we will discuss the potential impact of these proposed cuts to the federal law enforcement today. i want to recognize a few items up front where i appreciate steps you've taken, particularly with regard to improving federal prisons. as you know, the fy-2014 bill created the chuck tolsen task force of federal prisons to provide recommendations on how we can learn from the state's own best practices for reforming the federal prison s

he could name one, mohammed atta, which a lot of us could anybody could name anyone else. said that's exactly right. do you know why? because nobody cares about them. they committed an atrocity against humankind, but the stories that resonate from 9/11 are the stories of heroism and the stories of survival. when i decided to start working on this book, i reached out to my good friend, dave wedge, from the "boston herald." david's been the boots on the ground lead rider for the "herald" for much of the marathon aftermath and stuff, right? >> yes. so, ma i had been of help since 1999, and my job at the marathon i was the reporter -- with a personal staffs whenever a major breaking history happens, it's all hands on deck. that day i was on my way over to city hall when the bombs went off and i was immediately thrust into action to start covering the story for the "herald" and the remain on the story as one of the lead reporters for the next week. when the watertown situation unfolded, i was sent out in the middle of the night right after the officer was murdered and that was

>> well, one of the concerns -- you even have mohammed atta was living in south florida.o much. >> thank you and happy easter. >> back at you. we'll be back in two minutes. >> look what got posted by chri christie. welcome to instagram, vice president. there you got chris christie, screen right. and his wife, mary pat,right there in the arms of joe biden. >> that's 'cause he tweeted a picture of him and the president in that selfy. he said, welcome to instagram. >> cool. >>> thank you for joining us on this throwback thursday. see you tomorrow. bill where the death toll 9 and expected to go higher after word that the evacuation order may have come too late. families crying for their loved ones. the families demanding answers. more than 300 still missing this morning. i'm bill hemmer. martha

this could happen in the span of five years, that two soldiers here would open fire in this latest atta attack. the suspected gunman, 34-year-old ivan lopez. he had only be at ft. hood for about three weeks. it's the largest o post in any nation. 50,000 people live and work on this base. look, this happened just after 4:00 local time yesterday afternoon. shots rang out in the motor pool here. he apparently fired shots there and then got into his car, fired shots from the car. moved on to a medical facility here on the post and continued to fire shots. he was confronted by military police and apparently, according to officials, turned the gun on himself. 16 people are jrinjured. this morning, at least three of those are still in critical condition and that's something officials are continuing to monitor as the investigation continues, as well. federal agents, the fbi on hand here. inside right now his apartment just off the base here. we talked with a neighbor who lives in that complex, said that she was with his wife at the time she found out that her husband was the one that was being

touch them, i have long lists, and occasionally when i write something they'll come back and say, attaost: john mcgraw e-mails in, and he's not a fan of yours. you would have us in every possible war. i'm glad you were not my unit leader in vietnam. you remind me of the worse case of overconfidence in the military. >> guest: what does that mean? i would have him in every war. i don't know. i don't know what he's talking about. >> host: edward, dover, delaware. hi, edward, you're on with bing west. >> caller: i'll ask my question, then i want to hang up and listen to his answer. what does he think of rumsfeld? >> host: edward, what do you think of secretary rumsfeld? we're getting the delay, unfortunately. bing west, what do you think of secretary rumsfeld? >> guest: i believe that secretary rumsfeld should have resigned after abu ghraib. that that became an albatross around his neck ask around the neck -- and around the neck of the war effort and the president. and at some point, it would have been better simply to say, mr. president, it happened on my watch. that's all you have to say