i think the royal navy was brittain's outstanding force. the both the more i learn about the united states navy, god they were good. us air was also pretty good but u.s. navy with overwhelming the officer served by men who had been civilians before the war and many never seen the sea other than taking their kids to the beach. they did brilliantly in the pacific especially. that was remarkable. but, it is this peculiar contradiction that here you've got, you put the panzer division there it will fight a battle brilliantly. then thank god we had hitler working for our side that, the nazis were so incompetent. you find, hear are all the gang sisters, no more, no less. people like himmler or heinrich his sidekick, all those people are just gangsters who were given enormous authority. they were given fantastic control and latitude which they were quite unfit to exercise. only thing they knew huy to do was kill people. thank god we had all the virtues of democracies came to the for the way we mobilized our countries to organize the war so that am

court records reveal when brittain was married to allyson he was arrested for domestic charges. the charges later dismissed. >> he's really nice. you would never expect someone like that to do something like this. >> reporter: allyson stone has been in the news before. in 2010 she was severely bitten by this miniature dachshund. she sued the owners and wanted the dog put down. >> i'm afraid he may be in the position where he will do this again. >> reporter: at the time she received death threats, but police do not believe the cases are connected. allyson is in serious condition in a lot of pain. but her family says she is expected to survive. for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> we hope she makes a full recovery. >>> we turn now to the son of joe paterno speaking out about this father. and the penn state sex scandal. jay paterno told tom rinaldi, of our sister network, espn, that his father wants to tell his side of the story and people should wait for all the facts to come out. jim avila is here. >> good morning, robin. penn state waits for a new co

with wikipedia dark does that mean encyclopedia brittain gnaw caw back on top 1234* will everyone useur famous british friend? >> hoy, what do we have here, mate? i haven't seen you in 20 years. once your wikipedia goes missing, you go straight back to britanica. look up section w and go over to wanker yes, there. it is a picture of you. god save the queen. >> very bitter about being left behind. dana, i want to talk about sopa and pipa. i heard it is supposed to curtail piracy. but they say it goes too far, and that's when i stop listening. >> it is the time to tune out. i think that was the strategy with who thought to buy the legislation. they put little strips of aluminum foil and the american people didn't pay attention. but people did. and one of the most disturbing aspects is an update to an earlier piece of legislation that is now responsible for all of the content removal you see on youtube. it is working perfectly well. this one would require paypal or mastercard to cutoff funding to anyone who has been accused of i'm pranting and -- imprinting and copyright. it gives an adv

. >> again, he's not been charged but looking at michael brittain's background here, there are some incidentsthat are part of the conversation now. >> well, there are. and notwithstanding the incidents that he had with his ex-wife, the volatility of that. there is also retraining order that at least one other woman took out against him. so do we have someone who has anger management issues against women, against his children, who has this significant financial order against him and now has he acted out in this way? as you say, we don't know right now, but when you look at means, motive, opportunity, what investigators look at for every crime, this current person of interest seems like somebody authorities should take a hard look. >> they say they are doing so. thank you, clint. what a story. thank you. >>> and families of crime victims are outraged today after outgoing mississippi governor haley barbour issued complete pampbds for more than 200 prisoners. the state records show they include more than two dozen people whose crimes include murder, manslaughter or homicide. the records show barb

we begin in brittain where the telegraph report shows they're planning for nuclear iran.een a lot of talk that israel may attack iran's nuclear sites. >> "the seattle times" has a story on a break-in at a military base. stolen gear valued at $600,000. it includes night vision goggles and scopes. >>> a new study reports that nicotine patches and gum don't prevent relapse. >>> meantime "the washington post" reports the department of agriculture's plan to close 259 offices around the country. the move would save $150 million a year. critic says it could hurt food safety. >>> and finally there is this from "the wall street journal." twin keys prepares for bankruptcy. they also make wonder bread and wing dings. >>> the victim's parents tell us why their son may have been singled out. you will hear it only on "cbs this morning." stay with us. your local news is next. >>> in new zealand a 3-year-old girl comes face to face with the king of beasts and she doesn't even blink, even when the lion gets a little feisty. it looks scary to us but the zoo officials say she was never in d

to tell iran and our p5 plus one partners, france, brittain and others are prepared to sit down in geneva to negotiate a solution to the nuclear problem and other problems. i'm sure he took the message as an opportunity to reinforce that at a time a lot of folks in d.c. i work with are worried about a possible military strike. jenna: i reached out to the white house to find out a little bit more. i will paraphrase some of it. since taking office the president has been willing to engage constructively and seriously with iran about its nuclear program. we remain committed to diplomatic solution to this issue. is a diplomatic solution still possible, jim? >> oh, yeah i think it will be possible. is it going to be easy? no it is not and it may not ever happen. in some ways, jenna the only way to get what you want. we can threaten iran and stomp our feet and wave our finger and call them naems and they can do the same to us. at the end of the day the way iran changes policy and gets on a different track, particularly on the nuclear issue if the regime decides it is in our own best interests to

we declared independence from brittain before they signed the deck a la race of independence. -- declaration. we birthed, women's rights movement, environmental movement, all were born in this state in this capitol by this government. [applause] this state has served so many purposes. we've been the gateway to immigration. while other states build walls to keep people out, we open our arms and we invite people in. we're not afraid of the diversity. we celebrate diversity. we are a state of immigrants!. [applause] and we are up state and we are down state and we are black and we are white and we are gay and we are straight but we are one state at the end of the day and we act that way. we come together because we are new york. and if we remember those lessons, my friend, there is nothing that is stopping us. this isn't the end. this is the beginning. last year we learned to walk. next year we're going to run. we have the challenges. we have the need. we have the know-how. we have the confidence. we have the credibility. we have the talent. we have the relationship. and we're going to deliver

we declared independence from brittain before they signed the deck a la race of independence. -- declaration we birthed, women's rights movement, environmental movement, all were born in this state in this capitol by this government. [applause] this state has served so many purposes. we've been the gateway to immigration. while other states build walls to keep people out, we open our arms and we invite people in. we're not afraid of the diversity. we celebrate diversity. we are a state of immigrants!. [applause] and we are up state and we are down state and we are black and we are white and we are gay and we are straight but we are one state at the end of the day and we act that way. we come together because we are new york. and if we remember those lessons, my friend, there is nothing that is stopping us. this isn't the end. this is the beginning. last year we learned to walk. next year we're going to run. we have the challenges. we have the need. we have the know-how. we have the confidence. we have the credibility. we have the talent. we have the relationship. and we're going to deliver f

we declared independence from brittain before they signed the deck a la race of independence. -- declaration we birthed, women's rights movement, environmental movement, all were born in this state in this capitol by this government. [applause] this state has served so many purposes. we've been the gateway to immigration. while other states build walls to keep people out, we open our arms and we invite people in. we're not afraid of the diversity. we celebrate diversity. we are a state of immigrants!. [applause] and we are up state and we are down state and we are black and we are white and we are gay and we are straight but we are one state at the end of the day and we act that way. we come together because we are new york. and if we remember those lessons, my friend, there is nothing that is stopping us. this isn't the end. this is the beginning. last year we learned to walk. next year we're going to run. we have the challenges. we have the need. we have the know-how. we have the confidence. we have the credibility. we have the talent. we have the relationship. and we're going to deliver f