anwar al-awlaki. >> there are ominous clouds gathering in your horizon. >> reporter: despite obvious professional deficiencies and signs he was becoming an islamic extremist, he was promoted inuent 09, possibly earning nearly $1 hundred,000 in pay and bone iss and he had order to deploy to afghanistan, his first deployment to a combat zone. three months before the shooting, hassan hel a secret level security clearance when he reported to duty for texas for pre-deployment training. >> when he was transferred, one of his supervisors said, you are getting our worst itch he was supposed to deploy to afghanistan with my unit. we would have worked together on a team or in a clinic. i had never met him before that day. that was basically the day that we were supposed to meet him and he was going to join our unit. >> reporter: that day? >> that day, yeah. >> reporter: so his introduction to you -- >> was shooting me. >> reporter: when he arrived, hassan was assign to the medical center. the few people in texa

anwar al-awlaki.clouds gathering in your horizon. >> reporter: despite obvious professional deficiencies and signs he was becoming an islamic extremist, he was promoted inuent 09, possibly earning nearly $1 hundred,000 in pay and bone iss and he had order to deploy to afghanistan, his first deployment to a combat zone. three months before the shooting, hassan hel a secret level security clearance when he reported to duty for texas for pre-deployment training. >> when he was transferred, one of his supervisors said, you are getting our worst itch he was supposed to deploy to afghanistan with my unit. we would have worked together on a team or in a clinic. i had never met him before that day. that was basically the day that we were supposed to meet him and he was going to join our unit. >> reporter: that day? >> that day, yeah. >> reporter: so his introduction to you -- >> was shooting me. >> reporter: when he arrived, hassan was assign to the medical center. the few people in texas who did interact wit

anwar al-awlaki. >> there are ominous clouds gathering in your horizon. >> reporter: despite obvious professional deficiencies and signs he was becoming an islamic extremist, he was promoted inuent 09, possibly earning nearly $1 hundred,000 in pay and bone iss and he had order to deploy to afghanistan, his first deployment to a combat zone. three months before the shooting, hassan hel a secret level security clearance when he reported to duty for texas for pre-deployment training. >> when he was transferred, one of his supervisors said, you are getting our worst itch he was supposed to deploy to afghanistan with my unit. we would have worked together on a team or in a clinic. i had never met him before that day. that was basically the day that we were supposed to meet him and he was going to join our unit. >> reporter: that day? >> that day, yeah. >> reporter: so his introduction to you -- >> was shooting me. >> reporter: when he arrived, hassan was assign to the medical center. the few people in texa

anwar al-awlaki.clouds gathering in your horizon. >> reporter: despite obvious professional deficiencies and signs he was becoming an islamic extremist, he was promoted inuent 09, possibly earning nearly $1 hundred,000 in pay and bone iss and he had order to deploy to afghanistan, his first deployment to a combat zone. three months before the shooting, hassan hel a secret level security clearance when he reported to duty for texas for pre-deployment training. >> when he was transferred, one of his supervisors said, you are getting our worst itch he was supposed to deploy to afghanistan with my unit. we would have worked together on a team or in a clinic. i had never met him before that day. that was basically the day that we were supposed to meet him and he was going to join our unit. >> reporter: that day? >> that day, yeah. >> reporter: so his introduction to you -- >> was shooting me. >> reporter: when he arrived, hassan was assign to the medical center. the few people in texas who did interact wit

anwar awlaki praised hasan. >> the reason behind the man all can i. >> awlaki was killed from missiles of the fort hood shooting life will never be the same. >> we both changed that day. >> how so? >> emotionally. when you are in a situation like that you have forms of ptsd from this. >> you have bullets inside of you? >> i can physically feel the bullets in my leg. >> he returned to his father's home after leaving the army in 2011. >> the son that i sent to the army when he was 17 is nothing like the son they left. >> got a medical chapter. personally i think i deserve the retirement. damaged goods in a way. i don't know. >> this is georgia's -- george's medical file starting 2010 to present day. it's maybe a year and a half worth of medical files, is that right? >> this is a record of every appointment i have ever kept. there are 25 appointments on each sheet. there is a photo of 225 appointments i have taken. >> he probably has that many he prescriptions and drugs. >> those actually hit with the bullets that came from hasan they are suffering terrible both physical pain and ptsd, wh

anwar awlaki praised hasan. >> the reason behind the man all can i. >> awlaki was killed from missiles of the fort hood shooting life will never be the same. >> we both changed that day. >> how so? >> emotionally. when you are in a situation like that you have forms of ptsd from this. >> you have bullets inside of you? >> i can physically feel the bullets in my leg. >> he returned to his father's home after leaving the army in 2011. >> the son that i sent to the army when he was 17 is nothing like the son they left. >> got a medical chapter. personally i think i deserve the retirement. damaged goods in a way. i don't know. >> this is georgia's -- george's medical file starting 2010 to present day. it's maybe a year and a half worth of medical files, is that right? >> this is a record of every appointment i have ever kept. there are 25 appointments on each sheet. there is a photo of 225 appointments i have taken. >> he probably has that many he prescriptions and drugs. >> those actually hit with the bullets that came from hasan they are suffering terrible both physical pain and ptsd, wh

there was lots of debate and many targets unrelated to al-awlaki weren't gone after because they didn't think their legal authorities were in line. the congress has, um, is reported on all of these attacks reported to congress either to the, um, intelligence committees or -- this this is all by statu- or the armed services committees, and the president's authorities are scrutinized there. they don't have formal veto rights, but they can stop angsts if they think them -- actions if they think them inappropriate -- >> [inaudible] >> the covert action is reported to congress in terms of what the action is, and then they're reported, and then what happens in the operations are reported afterwards. moreover, there was a lawsuit brought by the aclu and the center for constitutional rights, and among other reasons that the federal judge dismissed the case was he interpreted the constitution to say as tough as this is, this is an issue that our constitution leaves to the president and congress. congress has shown itself fully capable of pushing back against the presidency when it thinks he's go

al-awlaki was the operational leader behind the recent bombing plots out of yemen targeting u.s. aviation, but officials say the loss of al-libi is equally significant. one u.s. official says al qaeda has no one on its roster who can come close to replacing al-libi's expertise. this killing of al-libi adds to the tensions between the u.s. and pakistan which continues to demand an end to drone strikes. but u.s. officials have made it clear, scott, when they have a shot at a known terrorist who presents a real threat, they're going to take it. >> pelley: bob, thanks very much. john miller is a former assistant director of the f.b.i. and a former assistant deputy director of national intelligence but is now a senior con respondent here at cbs news. john, what does this mean to al qaeda? >> it means a couple of things. one, by losing their number they also lose in effect their chief operating officer, the guy who went through the day to day job of running the complex organization. by having people like that, that's what allowed bin laden to hide as long as he did-- years longer than

i mean if he's having contact one and one with anwar al-awlaki, why weren't they monitoring that? they working with him if they had somebody who could work as an informant if that's how they looked at the guy they should have treated him as such and worked with hem. them. it let everybody off the hook. bill: this man was promoted time after time for 20 years an was never a good doctor or soldier in the first place. your heart really goes out to the victims and the families, they are really struggling with this every day. >> it could have been prevented. bill: thank you for your time and peter thanks for your time as well. >> thank you. bill: it's called fox files, the enemy within it heirs later tonight on the fox news channel, 10:00 eastern time. martha: we'll look forward to that tonight at 10:00pm. we are following this breaking news this morning, and janet napolitano, the head of dhs is on a conference call right now answering questions about this breaking news. we are going to bring that to you as soon as we get comments from that. the news is that the homeland security depar

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. >> laura: talk about the 10 to 20 e-mails you referenced to anwar al-awlaki.hen you're sending e-mails to al-awlaki, one of the most sought after terrorists, american born in the world, what? i mean, how -- how did that be allowed to stand? >> we exclusively spoke to people who are revealed all those e-mails and looking at this american cleric for the better part of three years and the question is not so much what was written in those e-mails but question is why was an army officer having contact with this known terrorist? and what you see in his personnel reviews is that they seem to justify the military, why he was doing it. and there's just -- you just feel devastated by it. >> laura: i cannot wait to watch. thank you so much. pinheads & patriots on deck with a shockingly blunt high school commencement speech when we come back in over two. >> finally, pinheads & patriots. it is not every day that a high school commencement speech catches our attention. but pay attention to this english teacher's speech to the class of 20r 2012. >> none of you is special. [c

i want to thank supervisor awlaki. we had the meeting with members of her office. members of recology. someone who has been working at the van ness, our office on the first floor across from the house for the blind. every day between 43:30 to 6:30, the caravan starts. there is heated arguments about how much of the cans are worth, and there are pushing and shoving, and i am worried about the escalation of potential violence. i think that is bad for any neighborhood, whether it is near the civic center or in any of the neighborhood. i do not have the answers to solve the problems, but i want to put that out there because i think it is a misperception that it is the elderly lady pushing her cart and picking up cans and bottles on the side of the road. yes, she is doing that, but there's also an element of danger because other people see the value of cans and bottles. i think there is the financial incentive. until you can figure out a way to make that work or not work, we're still going to have that problem. we also get e-mails and phone calls from residents and merc

pakistan and yemen, killing more than a dozen top terrorists, including american-born cleric anwar al awlaki, who was the operational leader behind recent bombing plots out of yemen targeting u.s. aviation. but officials say the loss of al libi is equally as significant. one official said al qaeda has no one on their roster to come close to replacing al libi's expertise. this killing adds to the tension between u.s. and pakistan, which continues to demand an end to u.s. drone strikes, but u.s. officials have made it clear, when they have a shot at a known terrorist who presents a real threat, they're going to take it. bob orr, cbs news, washington. >>> overseas reports that former egyptian president hosni mubarak's health has taken a dramatic turn for the worse. last week he was sentenced to life in prison for his role in killing protesters. one security official says his health deteriorated yesterday and placed on a ventilator. mubarak is said to be depressed and not eating. >>> syria barred u.s. and other european diplomats saying they're no longer welcome. they say they were forced to tak

co-host in this town hall meeting with our newest appointed supervisor to district 5, christine al-awlaki -- olague. >> thank you all for being here. i want to thank the mayor and mayor's office stop organizing this together us and the district offices. i am good to participate in my first budget process as a supervisor and am glad to see some of the concerned residents from districts 5 and 6. last year, i was on that side organizing, so it is different to be on the side of the spectrum. this is your are to be to let the mayor and the border supervisors know what is important to you. it is a chance to tell us how you want us to spend the city's money. i want to encourage everyone to share your thoughts and concerns. please understand everyone may not get a chance to speak tonight but there will be other opportunities to voice your opinion. you can always feel free to keep me and my staff busy by calling or visiting our office, or any of the other 11 supervisors' offices to let them know your priorities for this year's budget. there has been a lot of effort into producing this event. thank

osama bin laden in may of last year, al rahman, in yemen, american born radical anwar al-awlaki, followed just last month by a drone strike on fahd al quso. and now, al-libi. >> tell me why they think al-libi is a permanent blow to al qaeda? why don't they recruit somebody else? >> reporter: it would be extremely difficult for al-zawahiri to release al-libi. as exeernsened and trust wor thi especially now when al-zawahiri has got to wonder whether he is next. >> thank you, martha. big news on the terrorism front tonight. >>> here at home, a trial out of the headlines. former football coach, jerry sandusky, entered the courtroom for jury selection today. and abc news learned about some new and potentially explosive evidence. here is our senior national correspondent, jim avila. >> reporter: jerry sandusky helped select nine members of the jury who will decide if there is an actual crime behind the biggest sex scandal in college football history. did a coaching legend molest ten boys over 15 years at penn state? abc news learned that victim number four, now 28 years old, will testify first

news investigationing uncovering more details with anwar al-awlaki's efforts to promote terrorism.ne of those followers, a suspect in the 2009 massacre at fort hood, major nidal malik hasan. you don't want to miss fox files that premieres at 10:00 p.m. on the fox news channel. victims of the fort hood shooting will speak out for the first time. >>> eric holder proposing to personally meet house oversite committee chair over the botched fast and furious operation on machine. holder saying he'll make an extraordinary accommodation and turn over internal e-mails. all of this coming because the house committee was set to vote next week, wednesday, on possible contempt of congress charges against holder. >>> lance armstrong now banned from the international ironman contest. as long as he's being investigated for doping. the announcement one day after the u.s. anti-doping agency said it would press charges against him. he strongly denies ever taking performance enhancing drugs. >>> mirror, mirror on the wall, what's the manliest city of them all? actually, brian, you should read this. >>

you speak about whether been moderate have fear but targeted killings, although he died before al-awlaki, was you fearful? this severely undermined al- qaeda of. >> thank you. i read that report this morning. osama bin laden is very aware of the operational security measures. there was an article about this. the main highway -- highlight for him was the aerial as bugs. he was careful about the movement of his men. he does not talk about targeting specifically. you give the better -- you see that all forms of security measures were there to insure the safety of his men. . >> can you talk a little bit about the american g hyde -- jihads? is adamant that on the number one on? >> he was an interesting surprise in the documents. he has a letter and i was highly impressed by his arabic. with the exception of two mistakes, his arabic was ok. he is somebody with the political views and frankly, he comes across as a highly coveted it in terms of what al-qaeda is for and how the actions of the g had groups are undermined. the islamic state of iraq. he comes across seeking dissociation from the isl

man accused of murdering 14 people major nadal hassan was said to be in close contact with anwar al-awlaki>>> a big story we are following the president's controversial healthcare law. john mccain giving a preview of what republicans plan to do if it is repealed. >> i can't predict what they are going to do but if it is one of the last two either the mandate with complete repeal. we republicans will be ready with ranging from state lines in the policy that you want or practice reform to things like that. provisions which are minor you want to keep your child in healthcare plans fine with me. it has very little impact financially because most people 26 and younger are in good health. we would be glad to keep some of those. repudiation of the present who acted in an unconstitutional fashion not the first time in my view. this would authenticate that. >>> that ruling will be this thursday. >>> now to the story you can bank on this morning a new wave of threats for on-line banking accounts. investigators say the hackers have already stolen millions. robert gray from the fox business network is

awlaki used encryption and code words while under investigation surveillance. victims of the fort hood shootings will break their silence for the first time tonight at 10:00. katherine herridge will be here live to talk about it. >> little darth vader is on the road to recovery. ♪ >> 7-year-old's matt page's surgery went really well. he got national attention after the commercial aired. he had surgery to fix a congenital defect. he was diagnosed when he was 3 months old. >>> now to an extreme weather alert. new evacuation orders in place this morning in colorado. a wildfire is still burning. now it's spreading even further. marianne rafferty has been here all night looking at the details here. hey, mary anne. >> it jumped the river flames racing towards homes in the glacier view area of the state. mandatory evacuations were tut into effect for 80 homes there. there are 1300 firefighters trying to put the flames out. high winds and thunderstorms opened up a new front for crews to battle. the storm spread embers that started a fire on sheet mountain. >>> we are p

and that -- al awlaki and that the republics are blocking that plan? >> but.at the same time >> laura: i would like for the republicans to be in charge of everything but they are not. we have to work with the republicans and the democrats. >> but you are not. the problem is you are not. >> work with us when you controlled both chambers of commerce and you had the president, right? >> laura: we are out of time, unfortunately. fun conversation. up next, most controversial segment believe it or not of the evening. l.a. public high school joins forces with planned parenthood offering an on-campus clinic. students can visit without parents' permission. then, some new jersey muslims suing the new york city police department over a fine program. will their civil rights be vindicated moments away. how much coffee are you fellows going to need today? three...four cups? [dumbfounded] well, we... doesn't last long does it? listen. 5-hour energy lasts a whole lot of hours. so you can get a lot done without refills. it's packed with b-vitamins and nutrients to make it last

all of the reporting says that he wants to know he says al awlaki, he said get that guy.another liberal might, you know, be recoiled from it a little bit but do it under pressure, whatever. with obama, it seems that he wants to do it. he relishes it. >> you are reading it wrong. he would like i wants or people in the center to have of him because he has been so weak in other areas of foreign policy. the russians walking all over him and iranians doing nothing in syria. that story came two weeks after a "times" story which revealed all kinds of secrets about the cyber war. we are conducting against iran. the nuclear program and the virus. he wants to show himself to be a tough guy. but, look, linden johns who was a liberal's liberal. he is the guy famously he picked out the bombing targets in vietnam. >> bill: i know. >> it has nothing to do with obama. a president ought to delegate all of this and let the generals who know how to conduct a war do it. he should set the policy. he should not be the one who picks the targets he wants that impression so he will look like a to

the osama bin laden raid to information and operational details about a virus to killing a american awlakiremely the number of published a number of extremely high number of leak information has hit the front pages of major newspapers in this country. yet the administration has been engaged in a brutal crackdown on so-called leakers who more often than not are whistleblowers over the past two years. so while i am gratified that congress is finally paying attention to the hypocrisy of that course of action, that being the government leaking like a sieve was going after people who actually have made a legitimate disclosures of fraud, waste, abuse, and illegality, i don't know if having more leak prosecutions are really the right answers here. >> in 2000, there was an attempt to pass legislation in congress about leaking. could you talk about the dangers at that time in the decision by president clinton to veto that legislation? >> absolutely. back in 2000, congress did debate behind closed doors and passed by a voice vote broad anti-bleak legislation that would criminalize the leaking of any

and that -- al awlaki and that the republics are blocking that plan? >> but.g at the same time >> laura: i would like for the republicans to be in charge of everything but they are not. we have to work with the republicans and the democrats. >> but you are not. the problem is you are not. >> work with us when you controlled both chambers of commerce and you had the president, right? >> laura: we are out of time, unfortunately. fun conversation. up next, most controversial segment believe it or not of the evening. l.a. public high school joins forces with planned parenthood offering an on-campus clinic. students can visit without parents' permission. then, some new jersey muslims suing the new york city police department over a fine program. will their civil rights be vindicated moments away. g. every bite goes above and beyond the call of deliciousness. that's a big 10-4 kosher. with no fillers, by-products, artificial flavors or colors. hebrew national. the better-than-a-hot dog- hot dog. >> announcer: stop! living with hair loss, that is. losing your hair is

in yemen, american-born radical cleric anwar al awlaki followed just last month by a drone strike onquso charged in the bombing of the "uss cole." and now al libi. it will be difficult for al zawahiri to replace al libi with someone as trustworthy especially when zau wauwahiri ht to wonder if he is next. martha raddatz, abc news, washington. >>> al libi was the only one killed in that strike. the u.s. has pulled funding for pakistan's version of "sesame street." there were reports of corruption by the local puppet theater working on the project. now the u.s. had provided nearly $7 million of a $20 million budget. sesame street first aired in pakistan late last year and was slated to run for at least three seasons. >>> a little hollywood news. singer sheryl crow has just revealed that she has a brain tumor, but she says she's not worried about it. >> crow said the tumor is benign and she's known about it since november. the 50-year-old singer has a history of forgetting the lyrics to her own songs. she was worried about her memory loss so she had an mri. >> crow is on a national tour