. >> atta, mohammed atta, leader of the 9/11 hijackings. from prague comes an intelligence report of a photograph allegedly showing mohammed atta meeting with a high-ranking iraqi intelligence officer. the photograph of the supposed meeting is never made publicly available. >> mohammed atta was a slight guy, barely what, 5'5", 5'6", and skinny. the guy in the photograph was muscular, thick and had a neck the size of two of my necks. that's not mohammed atta in the photograph. but send it to the lab anyway. in my mind, the matter is put to bed. >> in the final analysis -- >> even without definitive evidence, the vice president goes public with it. >> it's been pretty well confirmed that he did go to prague and he did meet with senior official of the iraqi intelligence service in czechoslovakia last april. >> i was sitting in my den in my home, washington, d.c., and i remember looking at the tv screen saying, what did i just hear? and i -- first time in my life, i actually threw something at the television. because i couldn't believe what i h

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. >> but we were constantly attaed by regulators at 1. the toilet roll holders were 6 inches too low and threatened to shut do the school it was a direct attack to shut this down so they sent the regulators. >> you did not have the right file folders? >> it might have been a it you run a skin-care company? you are from senator paul it is a good part of america most of the african is worse >> it is comforting for most people in the makeup room and was talking to a lady sh was like rlly we'll talk a regulations in africa ? i didn't think there was enough regulation i said it is the opposite. we have so many regulations we are strangling. john: just guarding a business is impossible to get 1,000 permits? >> take the situation of cenacle you have tender 12 entities you have to go to to get things done and it each level it is one more room to block to get a bribe which is a delay. also the cost here in 10 minutes i could set up the elsie and sitting in the comfort of newark state does and it is done in delaware. >> that is more friendly do bus

the way he did that was to cover up the fact this was a terrorist atta attack. how did he do that? you push the video. he polite sized this from the start. what happened is the media went with it. the media also wanted obama to win. it makes you wonder what does president obama have to do to get the media to take off. he can say i'm going to wear dead kittens on my head and all the reporters will show up with kittens on their head. >> what if they snoop around in journalists phone records, will they do that? >> oddly enough, yeah, it did happen. half will be outraged. it's not a big deal. it's not bullish. >> it got a rise out of "the new york times." >> and the aclu who didn't care about the guy who made the video. the aclu will represent everybody. >> not me. >> whoever did say stand down, i find it incredible to believe it would be the president of the united states, does have to answer questions. if he did, could they and would they have been able to get there and save lives? >> no. there was no way of knowing that when they gave the stand down order. americans in harm's way, s

they speak out on the terror atta attack of the attack on benghazi. they called it a spontaneous demonstration that got out of control. that was never true. law may go makers are calling an action an all out cover up. among them john mccain. >> yi call it a cover up. i would call it a cover up in the extent there was willful removal of information which was obvious. it was obvious i was on another sunday morning show. my jaw dropped people don't bring rocket propelled grenades and mortars to spontaneous demonstrations. >> that willful removal of information are the changes made to the official talking points officially the take on what happened. information our ambassador to the united nations susan rice repeated over and over on multiple talk shows on the days that followed the attacks. those talking points were reportedly altered a dozen times with several references to terrorism al qaeda and islamic extremism all removed. democratic senator diane fine spine of california admitted the talking points were wrong but the investigation is being politici

that e-mail from beth jones which copied her senior counselor that they knew this waa terror-related atta on september 12t the day after. they knew it had nothing to do with a video. so hillary clinton's fingerprints are all over benghazi. >> and the fact they continued to press that. the was a -- there was quite a -- if you will, a divergence in story. as you recall, the presint, in e midst of the campaign, later in debate decided he had declared it waserrorist attack, even after weeks in ich his administration and he we saying, again, this was about an anti-muslim video produced by a man who remains in jail today, on a violation of probation charge. can you square that up at this point? >> well, keep in mind, this was never about winning the aument with this administration, it was just about winning the month. they had to get from the time of benghazi past a general election. keep in mind the testimony today, by the way, from a career diplomat who doesn't have a political bone in his body, and gregory hicks, th video was a total nonevent. that's a direct quote. it was never about the vi

onham was sent out to get reinforcements and fought his way back in through the atta to come back to the alamo where he gave his life. that is the tradition and of south carolina and texas. and it is a tremendous link. so, thank you for the support south carolina has given then side by side fight for freedom. joe biden is in town. is you don't g even need a punch line. you just say that and people laugh. but the vice president has some advice for all of us on the guns issue. he told everyone if anybody is your home, attacking your family, just go outside shotgun ande barrel fire both barrels in the air. if it so eat advice hams you are being attacked by a geese.f i would note the last person to was vice t advice president dick cheney. when he had that tragic hunting where a in texas terrific lawyer from austin was shot. will tell you something i bet most of you don't know. in the two weeks after vice hunting cheney's accident there were more than 200 phone calls to texas parks wildlife asking how much for a license to shoot a republican lawyer. also today president obama is in mexico

the 9/11 attack was conceived of by mohammed atta and planning with his uncle and they were, you know, they were individuals that came up with we think question do this. that's al qaeda's method. it's guerrilla warfare. it doesn't have to involve the entire organization from the top down. any individual anywhere can be inspired by al qaeda, the movement of inspire magazine from alaki and followers. and that inspiration is just to fight the west. it's to fight our beliefs and our way of life. if you look at the magazine, other articles, they talk about the cost economically to our way of life by doing these attacks, the increased security, the increased security in the london marathon weeks later because of the boston attacks. and that's what they're really proud of. they're hurting us economically as well as making our people bleed and killing innocent civilians on the streets of boston. >> the explosive devices used in the boston bombings had striking similarities to a bomb recipe in the first issue of "inspire" june 2010. the article "make a bomb in the kitchen of your mom." now the

who doesn't need an atta boy. it's great. >> what about that, netflix. in heroin. they got smart. they cleaned up, did house of cards, a revolutionary -- >> my dad used to be in the stands and say atta boy. >> if it crashes, so many people on, can we call you? >> it crashes. >> can we call you. >> i'm so glad we found you on the street. it's really great to meet you. >> does that mean i'm going? he's got nothing. >> i know. we have to let him on. >> what about the banking crisis, where do you stand on that? >> i'm just right here. >> lets get him on, help -- >> you just got that in the ear, didn't you? >> watch all episodes of "arrested development." >> brian sullivan looks on in horror. we'll be right back. [ both ] we're foodies. [ both laughing ] but our plants were starving. [ man ] we love to eat. we just didn't know that our plants did, too. then we started using miracle-gro liquafeed every two weeks. now our plants get the food they need while we water. dinner's ready. come and get it. no one goes hungry in this house. so they're bigger, healthier

pickering who oversaw the state department's own investigation the s into the attacks is standing by atta his assessment. assessme ambassador pickering defended defende his decision not to question then secretary of state hillary clinton as part of the state department's investigation into the attacks. the at >> i don't believe that it was necessary to do that.on't i don't think that there was re anything there that we didn't there t know. >> reporter: republicans say the white house did not disclose all of the facts. of the senator john mccain is pushing foe a congressional investigation. >> i would call it a coverup in the extent that there was wi willful removable of information that was obvious. >> reporter: at issue, why hy talking points went through a series of evidence, words like "ties to al qaeda" and "attack," eventually blaming it on violent demonstrations. a state accident official first gence off suggested the edits. an intelligence official tells cbs news that the cia agreed to them after a meeting at the white house. officials from many agencies weighed in. weighed accordi

there is elizabeth smart, who was taken from her bedroom in atta at the age of 14. she was found nine months later, about 20 miles from her home in salt lake city utah. martha: unbelievable stories, all of these. we are very glad to be joined this morning by a man who knows this story all too well, ed smart. as bill said, his daughter liz became a household name after being kidnapped from her home in salt lake city. she was 14 years old held in captivity for nine months. ed smart rejoins us. he has been here before. welcome back. >> thank you. martha: this has to bring it all back for you, when you hear this story this morning? >> it is just so wonderful to think that three young women are back with their families where they are loved and, supported and, what a miracle. it is just, it's exciting and i just, god bless them. it is just a miracle. >> oh. we're waiting for this news conference to really get underway, and we'll have to go there when it does. what does it make you think about all the children who disappear, whose families want to continue to have hope? an

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and he was very concerned even atta early stage, the mid '80s, as the official in carjack of medical ethics at the british medical association. hehe was -- perceived two things happening. on the one happened, you had this tremendous advance in medical technology which was creating the dilemmas, the creation of the first test tube baby was around that time. these questions about extending life at the end of life and whether you should intervene, and the technology was creating dilemmas which we had never heard of before. at the same time, he observed among his doctors, among the doctors who were his colleagues, he noticed the beginnings of a moral slide. what i was beginning to pick up in the general cultural atmosphere, this business of, you know, there is no such thing as objective truth, but also there's no such thing as objective morality. the individual reigns supreme. my choice and everyone else's choirks and no one has the right to deny me my choice. everything is the subjective individual makes his own morality. and he saw that beginning to get in the way of what he considered

right now michael adavo lavo and michael abed awali are in separate hospitals after vicious atta attackce made two additional arrests and are searching several homes in the expanding investigation. authorities say they are bracing for potential copycat attacks sending more than 1,000 officers the to trouble spots. the british soldier killed in the attack, lee rigby leaves behind a 2-year-old son. he joined the car my in 2006 and served in afghanistan. >>> meantime the brave cub scout leader who confronted a terrorist said she wasn't scared. >> there were mothers with children around. >> reporter: she said the attacker said he wanted to start a war in london and she told him, you're going to lose. >>> secretary of state john kerry says there are troubling sign it is iranian government is taking steps to slow or cut our internet. >> what? >> meantime iran accused of hacking companies. they gained access to software to manipulate the flow of gas, electricity and alter critical infrastructure. it was connected to a string of cyber attacks on u.s. banks. iran denies involvement in the latest

core al qaeda is weaker and decentze years ago and it rnsted to attae west. al qaeda surrogates pose a continuing and growing threat. in light of the recent attacks on north africa, we must focus on emerging extremist groups carrying out additional attacks. next, let me turn to discuss the cyber threat, which has evolved significantly over the past decade and cuts across all fbi programs. cyber criminals have become increasingly adept at exploiting weaknesses in our computer networks and once inside, they can get state and trade secrets. we also face consistent threats from hackers for profit, organized criminal cyber syndicates and hacking groups. the cyber threat may well eclipse the terrorist at in response, we are strengthening our capabilities. the cyber division is focused on computer intrusions and network attacks. fbi special agents work side-by- side with local counterparts on cyber task forces in each of our 56 field officers working to detect and disrupt. we have increased and desk the size and scope of the task force, which brings together 19 law

and redo but let's not overlook what we have done with border security some suggestions about three attafor getting away you cannot find the evidence to back that up. i know my friends have said it is anecdotal because anybody can say it is anybody. but look at the specific facts about this border. is the safest in 40 years. how can i say that? the president said in the "state of the union" and what is my basis? fiscal year 2012 u.s. government spent $18 billion on immigration enforcement. that is more than we spend on all other federal law-enforcement combined. fbi, secret service, a d.a. d.a., atf, we spend more on enforcement and a permit from insecurity has deployed some presidentship levels of technology in for structure and the number of agents as more than doubled 10,000 and now 21,000 today. more than any time in the history of border patrol we have deployed thousands of miles of technology including as senator feinstein have noted, a mobile surveillance systems come on and on with significant results. in 2011 the latest year which we have statistics available, 85,000 individuals

. >> gretchen: i'm going to say an atta boy for capitalism in america today because there are companies x, they already send cargo up. by 2015, they can be ferrying astronauts. orbital science's core of virginia completed a successful test launch one and a half weeks ago. it could be on the horizon that american companies will step in to save the government and they will actually send the astronauts up to the international space station. >> steve: it does seem short sighted that we're going to cancel the program completely, until we had something else we could do ourselves. we outsourced space to russia. >> brian: if superman was real, we could go on his back. here is the big story of the day, so long, sloppy joe. the first public school ever serving vegetarian lunch only. so are kids crying where is the beef? >> steve: and so much for buying american. $12 million in taxpayer money being used to buy buses that are made in china. a lot more to that story, too ♪ there's a new way to fight litter box odor. introducing tidy cats with glade tough odor solutions. two trusted names, one amazin

john corzine took $1.5 billion from segregated accounts. 2011 and i hear you saying things like atta wanted to get in the way of the investigation. the facts have come out. at what point are you going to be suspicious the facts all come out? 2011 mr. corzine has yet to be charged and it's a crime to take out money from segregated accounts. if you take a look at the gsa conference, the doj typing up a few phones. maybe we don't talk about doj typing on a search on phones. and his parents was a co-conspirator says guilty and i wonder what his parents were accused of. so we are sitting here today, understanding the administration had no knowledge of the circus dances, not even a benghazi and where to sit here and take one of these artful answers that she give. myself, i don't know. but i'm going to ask about the war on the poor that this administration has engaged in driving interest rates to zero, you're decimating the people who have no financial sophistication. these are people eight times more likely to have money in bank accounts. the aging, the elderly. they're the people come out