remains to be seen and i guess we won't know that mr bissonnette book comes at a quite interesting time in politics right now he of course says that his book is not political but of it is september elections are in november so not that far away so let's actually i want to play you a quick sound bite from the sixty minutes interview that he did and then we'll come back and talk about it. this book is not political whatsoever and those present proud mouth either party and we specifically stroh's supreme or eleventh to keep it out of the politics you know if these crazies on either side of the aisle want to make it political shame on them this is a book about. cover eleventh at each breast forms of cover up with not be brought into the political arena because this has nothing to do with politics so you heard him there say has nothing to do with politics he actually went on in that sixty minutes interview to explain that not only were a lot of the seals that he worked with opposed to president obama but one of them actually made a comment when they got back from the raid saying we basically

but don't the next marc bissonnette to come along does he talk or not talking with this key people and you know quiet to keep information out of the public domain and at the same time i mean like you said earlier democrats are afraid of being touted as not you know not hands enough when it comes to national security so if they don't do something will it hurt them. well i think it will is again there is no graceful way out of this for the democrats or for the obama administration that they do nothing then the critics are going to say well you want to set for mission out there to remind the public as they go to the polls that you authorize the death of osama bin laden if they try to prosecute and it's going to be you're trying to shut down another whistle blowers time trying to tell the truth and i just don't see a real graceful way to dance around this issue and i mean look let's talk about we are all kind of touched on it earlier but let's talk about the fact that you know that they say that there is some classified information but these think at this point they're looking for classifi

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mr bissonnette and his folks chose not to do that though. nothing in the agreement says you can substitute two you think is an adequate proxy to review the work so i think he clearly understood what he was doing was wrong the department of his general counsel j. johnson sent a letter last week to mr bissonnette into penguin books explaining that it appeared he was in violation of the agreement and none the less they elected to to move forward and they say that there's nothing classified in these books they say that there isn't there is no problem with that i mean the co-author signed on and he has written four books in the past for very well known books he's been known as a well known journalist so if there's nothing classified why not submit it to the pentagon is hard to imagine discussing anything related to the raid that resulted in osama bin laden's death other then i was there it happened it wouldn't be classified and i think there's an abuse of the classification system in a lot of things that shouldn't be classified or but it's hard t

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bissonnette's cover name was blown by fox news. there are dark rumblings in this special warfare community. the navy is embarrassed and the pentagon has fired a shot across the author's bow, threatening to persecute him for not submitting his manuscript to military authorities before taking it to a publisher. a navy admiral has delivered a public tongue lashing. the book, they say, has leaked classified information. this could be serious for mr. bissonnette, who reads like an arrogant egomaniac, although an exceedingly brave one. the pentagon seems determined to make an example of this seal for violating the non-disclosure pledge that every seal must pledge. we will see how fussy the administration really is about operational security. in the midst of this debacle, another name surfaced, almost as an afterthought, neil armstrong who died on august 25 that. quiet, scholarly earthly, who welcomed the moon and seemed embarrassed by t. american's apollo 11, navy pilot, cerebral engineer, the man who avoided the spotlight as though he t

bissonnette says he and another seal ended the room and finished him with shots to the chest. the official count that bin laden was reaching for a weapon when they found him. the pentagon has threatened to prosecute bissonnette. >>> if you are flying to europe you could run into delays caused by striking flight attendants with love than -- with lufthansa. they expect to cancel majority of flights it escalates a dispute over pay and work conditions the strike is expected to ripple through to other european airports and airlines so call ahead if you are taking an international flight one flight from frankfurt to san francisco has been delayed five hours. >> you can use our flight tracker on abc7news.com. >>> let's talk tooth fairy. for kids their allowance may not have gone up much but they are getting more from the tooth fairy. >> jane king joins us live, we are not talking about the movie starring the rock, we are talking about the real thing. >> very important economic indicator, what is the tooth fairy doing this year, that in a second. nokia starting a free music service. u

. >> reporter: former navy seal and author matt bissonnette fears for his safety. he penned the book no easy day. but under the pseudonym mark owens. it tells the account of the u.s. military raid of osama bin now, owens fears retaliation. >> he is in danger. al-qaeda will remember this forever that a seal took out their spiritual leader and now we know who that seal is. >> reporter: along with concerns from abroad, businessennette may have a fight on his hands with the government. the pentagon has threatened legal action against him for an alleged violation of nondisclosure agreements. that is because the manuscript was not submitted for a pre-pub indication review. >> if there is an obligation, have to abide by t you have to give the opportunity to see if it is classified information. but not to give the government the opportunity just places effect at risk. >> reporter: one attorney says the government might -- everything at risk. >> >> reporter: one attorney says the government might be forced to sent a message. i don't think there will have to be not necessari

the author matt bissonnette was member of the seal team he says bin laden was shot in the head as het his bedroom door. bissonnette says he and another seal then entered the room and finished him off with shots to the chest that differs from the original count bin laden was reaching for a weapon when they found him. the pentagon threatens to prosecute bissonnette. >>> hollywood and movie fans are marking the death of actor michael clark down kang -- michael clarke duncan. >> take my hand boss, you will see for yourself. >> duncan earned an academy award nomination for his portrayal as a soft spoken inmate the film started tom hanks. he died yesterday two months after suffering a heart attack. michael clarke duncan was 54-years-old. >>> there's positive news about a san jose firefighter who had a heart attack battling a church fire. doctors report that frank ryan has started to move. he's recovering in intensive care. doctors say he's not talking yet but they are taking it one day at a time. many of his co-workers have bank by his side since he collapsed last thursday. fires have rais

matt bissonnette said his book originally set for september release and is not seen that election.g theoncern from the a political it is season. is not political whatsoever. it does not bad mouth either party. we specifically chose september out of theit politics. >> his account offers new details of last year's raid. he says as the team went up the n laden's compound the al qaeda leader out and two shots were fired for. time they got inside he noton the floor and as was first reported. he and another navy seal and into bin laden's just make sure he was dead. military bowl is a top lawyer week that herast violated secrecy agreements and broke the law with the book. the military was considering pursuing all available legal action against publisher. his lawyer says he did not violate military secrecy agreements or break the law and says matt bissonnette is confident he did not disclose classified information. >> 5:51. apple is redesigning one of its products. revamping its menu. >> companies contribute big fund the dnc linda bell. to help fund the dnc. here is linda bell. >> companies hav

bissonnette wrote that book, "no easy day" under the pseudonym mark owen. it's set to go on sale tomorrow. >>> it's 11:07. coming up, it's the democrats' turn. their convention is getting under way in north carolina this week. we're going to have the latest on today's agenda and local delegates. >>> and he looks a little like spider-man, but this right here is a member of the british royal family repelling down an 87-story building. we'll reveal the prince and tell you why he's doing it. stay >>> a developing story out of pakistan. at least five people are dead and a dozen others injured including two americans from a suicide bombing. the aattack happened in the northwest city of pashawar. a car filled with explosives crashed intoed embassy. two americans were seriously injured. no terrorist group has come forward to claim responsibility for this bombing. >>> michelle obama will arrive in charlotte today, a day before the democratic national convention begins. the first lady is scheduled to speak tomorrow night at the convention. she's expected to speak wed

the retired navy seal is identified as matt bissonnette and he wrote the book under a pseudonym. the goes by the name mark owen, the former navy seal turned author who wrote "no easy day" a firsthand account of the u.s. military raid that killed osama bin laden. >> that's been lots of build-up because no one read book in advance and it's something we have never seen before where a navy seal speaks about an operation. >> reporter: he is under heavy scrutiny and his life is threatened. now he is speaking out for the first time of the he sat down with "60 minutes" but for security reasons, both his appearance and his voice were altered. >> this operation was one of the most significant operations in u.s. history. and it's something that i believe deserves to be told right. and deserves to go in a book and stand for itself. >> reporter: but not everyone agrees. >> the american public doesn't need to know what happened exactly in that building. >> reporter: the pentagon has gone as far as threatening legal action against owen for an alleged violation of nondisclosure agreements. that'

maybe it is perfectly summed up in this tweet from nhl player paul bissonnette.to the fans -- if a company you worked for was making money and they asked you to take a 24% pay cut, would you do it? let's bring in partner at the law firm gowlings, as well as our own brian schactman. paul bisonnettee obviously trying to drum up some support for the players position. >> i would add the average nhl salary has gone up from $1.4 million to $2.4 million since 2005. sentiment i think is on the side of the players and union. in 2005 the nhl alleged its business model was broken, got a roll back in salaries, got a hard cap. now fans are asking for, wait a second. why are you looking for a roll-back when the business of hockey is doing so well. >> that 24% what was they got back in the players in the last lockout. questions put to a lot of people during the financial crisis -- would you rather have a 24 prgs p percent pay cut or not have a job? it came back in popularity from '05 but revenues have gone up. but they're not moving the progress forward. it is a game that a han

that killed osama bin laden written by a commando who was there goes on sale today the author matt bissonnetteber of the seal team, in the book he says bin laden was shot in the head as he peeked out his bedroom door. he said he and another seal entered the room and finished him off with shots to the chest that differs from the official count that weather weather -- that bin laden was reaching for a weapon. >>> bay area teens are taking advantage of the foreclosure crisis using social media to turn vacant homes into party houses big plans posted for a concord home over the weekend. how police intervened just in time. >> reporter: this vacant five bedroom home in concord was about to become party central. >> when i came home the front door of the house was open. >> reporter: the neighbor says the police showed up just as a carload of teens began cruising by the house the party was a bust but he saw what could have been. >> all night until 2:00 in the morning it was just cars, probably more than 30, 40 coming through, full of kids. >> reporter: a search on a website shows several text messages a

a lot of speculation that matt bissonnette may have had a grudge. his co-author has put out a statement saying that he only wrote the book because he wanted to tell the true story. so this ebook still also getting attention, earning somebody a lot of money, but no sourcing really behind it at this point. >> barbara, i am going to predict that tomorrow morning, you will still be having this same conversation whenou walk in. barbara starr -- >> as long as you're here, zoraida, for me to talk to. >> thank you. we appreciate it. >>> it is prince harry's first public appearance since his, shall we say, indiscretions in las vegas. we're going to hear what he said about that coming up next. full tank brain freeze cake donettes rolling hot dogs bag of ice anti-freeze wash and dry diesel self-serve fix a flat jumper cables 5% cashback signup for 5% cashback at gas stations through september. it pays to discover. >>> 16 minutes past the hour. checking our top stories. the pearl river between mississippi and louisiana is projected to crest today. the effects o

. >> reporter: before retiring from the navy a few monthing ago, matt bissonnette was a member of seal team 6 which on may 2, 2011, shot bin laden to death in his pakistani compound. >> the rotor happened to miss this wall. >> reporter: he's now a best selling author having cowritten "no easy day." his account on the day osama bin laden died. in the book he gives some details about the raid but nothing, he says, that would compromise national security. but the defense department has a much different view saying the book does in fact contain sensitive information and that bisson net did not clear the book as he was required to. >> there was a requirement for prepublication review. it wasn't followed. the author is in tearl breach of -- material breach. >> reporter: john mahoney is a d.c. lawyer who handles cases involving national security clearances. he says from everything he no, sirs -- he knows about this case, bisson net may have broken the law. >> without getting clearance, it could lead to criminal charges and a loss of his security clearance or even a court marshal. >> reporter:

but former seal team six member matt bissonnette's identity has been revealed.talked to "60 minutes" about his version of the raid, which includes new details that conflict with earlier official reports. the pentagon has threatened legal action because it didn't get much time to review the manuscript. several navy seals have been pulled off active duty.. to deal with the fallout from the release of "no easy day." according to the daily mail: an expert and former navy sea a storm among military leaders; they have moved men away from combat posts as a precaution. later: organic versus conventional produce... which is better? we have the results of a new study. still to come: the new accessory apple may introduce when the new iphone makes its debut! and ahead in lunchbreak: combining sweet and savory -- barbequed peaches with a pork shoulder confit. questions? anyone have occasional constipation diarrhea, gas, bloating? yeah. one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. approved!

angered the pentagon the agency asserts the book contained classified information and the author matt bissonnette breached a non disclosure agreement the bestselling book has proven to be a hedge and now defense employees are officially allowed to read it as long as they read it carefully this is according to the washington post which got a hold of a memo that assures employees they are free to buy and read to buy the book and read it they don't even need to store it in a safe container but under one condition they quote shall not discuss potentially classified and sensitive and classified information who do not have the official need to know and an appropriate security clearance but the pentagon never said which parts of the book were considered classified so employees best keep.

bissonnette's position remains in question.te he's in material breach and violation of agreements he signed to protect classified information and promising to submit his work to a security review. luskin wrote back saying the agreement only requires the government to review writings under certain circumstances. >> if you're in possession of classified documents, as a navy s.e.a.l. would be, you sign a nondisclosure agreement. that says if you write a book, any kind of book, fiction, nonfiction, and you use information that might be even derived from classified information you've got to get preclearance from the pentagon. >> mark has represented clients in similar cases. >> the s.e.a.l.'s attorney is going to be, one, the agreements he applied don't go for the bin laden raid. >> the publisher might be at risk. >> rather than cooperating with the government, penguin has not only increased the run but expedited publication date, which is a brazen slap across the government's face. >> the s.e.a.l. could avoid charges because the go

matt bissonnette , went by the pen name mark owen, offers a different account. he said the al qaeda leader was on the floor when they entered his room at a pakistani compound. pentagon says the book violates secrecy agreements and threatens to take legal action against him and his publisher. his lawyer says his client did not break the law. >> kelly brough a host of her first and last show as a solo act. today w we todayho will take over the co- host share. >> the buzz is that it will be michael strahan, former nfl player. -- stillmfind out, and 9:00 this morning. >> they played that clip a thousand times of michael strahan. it will probably show it again at 9:00. we want to say good morning to doug hill right now >> . good morning. off and running on a cloudy morning. a little muggy outside. let's get to our rooftop camera. a few breaks in the overcast in arlington looking across river. it's kind of cloudy. we will see a little sunshine. it will be warm and humid. some showers in hagerstown and northeast of baltimore. this afternoon and this evening showers mor

bissonnette writing under the pseudonym mark owen says he will donate all the income from charity. >>e memorial events for september 11th are scheduled tomorrow at each site. at ground zero, the 9/11 memorial museum was supposed to open in time but it won't be finished until next year. and a new report shows its construction isn't coming cheap. the foundation that runs the memorial says the $700 million project will cost $60 million more per year to operate. you know that, doesn't include the $12 million per year on private security. critics say it may need federal help to stay sustainable. >>> well, there won't be any teachers in the classroom today for nearly 400,000 students in chicago. teachers in the windy city are on strike. the latest round of contract talks between the union and the city stalled last night. the two sides are haggling over issues like pay raises, benefits and job security in particular benefits. chicago mayor rahm emanuel says the strike is unnecessary because he says they are actually close to a new deal. >>> maybe it was the weather or maybe it was the return

meantime, the author, matt bissonnette who wrote under the name of marcoen, could be facing legal trouble over what is revealed in the book though on friday, his attorney said he did not violate any agreements. >>> disabled veterans and soldiers transitioning back from the war front have some unique opportunities this month to learn about job openings. these are specific to the tease area and include on the job shadowing at places like the fbi and clark construction to name a few. now, to learn more more about this, go tothe web site on your screen right there. >>> coming up next, the democratic national convention kicks off in north carolina tomorrow. we'll have a closer look at how each candidate plans to turn the economy around. >> as we go to break, we are sharing more back to school tights. this is corey. she is three years old and attends programs at imagine hope community charter school. >> i think she is doing a little dance to this song. >> excite about going back to school. school. keep them coming, people. i guess not now, because all the schools are in. if you have a back to s

. >> sreenivasan: the author has been identified as matt bissonnette. he denies the book contains any information that could affect national security. the cost of health care premiums has risen up another 4% this year. it is less than last year, when premiums rose 9%, but the increase is still more than twice the rise in wages. the kaiser family foundation reported today that the average cost of annual premiums is now just under $16,000. workers pay about a quarter of that cost. house speaker john boehner voiced doubt today that congress can reach a budget deal and avoid automatic spending cuts and tax hikes in january. boehner said house republicans have done what's needed, by passing bills to avoid the looming "fiscal cliff." instead, he put the blame squarely on senate democrats and the president. >> i'm not confident at all. listen, the house has done its job on both the sequester and on the looming tax hikes that will cost our economy some 700,000 jobs. the senate at some point has to act. on both of these, where is the president? where is the lead

matt bissonnette should not have published "no easy day" without the pentagon's approval. regardless, people want to read it. it went on sale yesterday and is already outselling the "fifty shades of gray" book series. that's big. the pentagon insists the book spills navy s.e.a.l. secrets. >> sensitive and classified information is contained in the book. >> it is? >> is contained. let me put a definitive mark on it, ok, so that i can be as clear as possible. >> pentagon correspondent barbara starr is joining us now. barbara, you got a hold of a letter detailing some dismay. >> yeah. you know, the s.e.a.l. commanders are increasingly very unhappy, and they are making that very clear. you know, we saw the pentagon's position laid out there, that there is classified information in the book. we'll see what legal steps they take, if any. the deeper issue that is now coming to the front, carol, is the battle for the soul of the s.e.a.l. community and for special forces. do they go out in public and keep talking about what they do that is supposed to be secret? well, admiral sean

. >> senior pentagon officials have told cnn that bissonnette's act is not quite accurate. >>> it's hardforget scenes like this. the deep water horizon drilling platform on fire in the gulf. this 2010 explosion as you know led to one of the worst eco-logical disaster in u.s. history. could it happen in the arctic? a new oil project in alaska now under way with a whole lot of concern? miguel marquez joins us now to explain. good morning. >> good morning. it's been decades since there's been any oil exploration in the arctic, and the stakes could not be higher for both sides. shell has spent $4.5 billion and they'll spend another 10 billion before a single drop of oil is brought up. for the people that live up there, it is those images of the gulf and the deep water horizon disaster that haunt them. shell calls the wells relatively simple, but will drill them as though the most complicated prospect in the country has ever done. why? deep water horizon and the disaster in the gulf of mexico. >> we would have been tone-deaf if we thought it would have been business as usual after the deep wa

. >> bissonnette said he wrote "no easy day" to commemorate the 9/11 attacks and celebrate the hundredsorked on the mission to take out the al qaeda leader. >>> new developments and major worries about iraq's fragile government before the country's fugitive vice president was sentenced to death vice president tariq al hashemi, iraq's top sunni politician fled the country months ago was sentenced to hang for killing two people. he was also accused of running a death squad. al hashemi says the charges were politically motivated. the verdict came on a day when a wave of violence spread across iraq that left at least 79 people dead and 270 people wounded. >>> the east close is cleaning up this morning after storms, even tornadoes, blue through over the weekend. and tropical storm leslie still on the move after brushing past bermuda. let's get to rob marciano with the travel forecast. saturday was beautiful in chicago. but i spent 13 hours at o'hare because of what was happening on the east coast. >> yeah, that will happen to you. but yeah, chicago, beautiful place this time of the year. sor