rendition, a c.i.a.nt lands in a foreign country, scoops up people and puts them on a plane and says you can talk to us or we'll dop you off in egypt where they'll pull your fingernails and your eyes. does that sound like the united states of america? why are we doing that? bill clinton said we can't get our hands dirty so we'll do that instead. is this even legal? where is anybody whose was scheming about scooter libby? here is fox senior judicial analyst judge an due napolitano. hello, judge. hello, glenn. this is actually legal what they're doing? >> it depends on how they acquired the photographs and the purposes for which they use them. if, for example, they got the names of c.i.a. agents by luck or gossip or from public sources and then went out and took photos of those people in public places like walmart or a restaurant, as offensive as that may be, it is not illegal. glenn: let's just say that, you know, the old soviet union days, and we got a list of the soviet union just gave me a list of c.i.

i thought if i were the c.i.a. of acorn i wouldn't be squawking about those mean old people at fox news. i'd be thinking how can i clean up my organization, apologize to taxpayers, make sure they have the confidence? because there is some good work acorn does and now the entire group is tarnished. >> that's part of the challenge. they've had a very long tradition of break the law, occupying people's houses, a long tradition of doing things in terms of volter registration that got them indicted and all this is coming to bear but now it is so vivid in this series it's really quite remarkable. i give andrew breitbart and big hollywood a lot of credit for launching this. greta: and the people who have shame on them is the united states congress and those who still won't defund them pending an investigation and those who are still defending them and it's not to say -- they certainly not -- are not all crooks but stand tough on this one with the millions of dollars. >> and interesting, john boehner introduced a bill to d

and women of the c.i.a. he has stood up for those who followed legal guidance on interrogation and he will continue to do so." in a brief statement, a justice department spokesman says an attorney general's duty is, quote, to examine the facts and follow the law. there has been no response from the white house. bret. bret: thank you. a colorado man with alleged ties to a plot to bomb new york city subways has told the f.b.i. he does have ties to al qaeda. he had earlier denied any such relationship. zasi is the central figure in the probe that led to police raids monday. a source told fox news he changed his story this morning and is in negotiations to plead guilty to a terror charge. half a world away from here, we saw another reminder of just how vitriolic iran's president is, and just how strong the effort to remove him remains. correspondent amy kellogg reports on a special day inside iran that did not go according to plan. >> the iranian crowds on jerusalem day, traditionally come out to shut anti-israe

oose -- also seven former c.i.a. directors calling on president obama to reverse the decision to investigate the c.i.a. and the interrogators. mike huckabee will be here to discuss that important story. and acorn faced another defeat yesterday on capitol hill. much more on that straight ahead. i'm okay with cutting back a little, but i still want to put my best face forward. with crest whitestrips advanced seal, i get whiter teeth that lasts for 12 months. all from one little box, i say that's a pretty good deal. crest whitestrips advanced seal. the no slip white strips. = pothole:h no...your tire's all flat and junk. oh, did i do that? here, let me get my cellular out - call ya a wrecker. ...oh shoot...i got no phone ...cuz i'm a pothole...so....k, bye! anncr: accidents are bad. anncr: but geico's good. with emergency road service. ding! are more than words here. it's personal. i have diabetes. rodney's kid too. so we're so proud to manufacture... the accu-chek® aviva meters and test strips... here in the u.s.a. plu

this was signed by every living c.i.a.ector, with one exception, gates, who is now in the cabinet and he couldn't sign it, and one other exception, leon pan panetta who opposed these prosecutions and is in t obama cab gnat. you have eight, half of whom were appointed by democrats and they all oppose t what does obama say when asked about this letter? he said yesterday "i can understand how these men would want to look after the agencies which they helped to build." he doesn't even credit to them with looking after the nation using their experience in these agencies, but as always, he impugns a personal and parochial motive to anybody who opposes him and only he stands above it and speaks with truth and justice. it's the way he does business. he can at least acknowledge that these men who werabilitying in the name of the nation and not in protecting agencies that they once had a stake in. bret: fred, quickly, how does this end? >> i think it will end the way mara says, without prosecutions but go back to president ford and

oose -- also seven former c.i.a. directors calling on president obama to reverse the decision to investigate the c.i.a. and the interrogators. mike huckabee will be here to discuss that important story. and acorn faced another defeat yesterday on capitol hill. [ woman ] dear cat. gentle cat. your hair mixes with pollen and dust in the air. i get congested. my eyes itch. i have to banish you to the garden. but now with zyrtec-d®, i have the proven allergy relief of zyrtec®, plus a powerful decongestant. i can breathe freer with zyrtec-d®. so, i'll race you to our favorite chair. i might even let you win. zyrtec-d® lets me breathe easier, so i can love the air™. zyrtec-d®. behind the pharmacy counter. no prescription needed. sean: in august attorney general eric holder announced he would be reopening the criminal investigation into c.i.a. investigations and interrogators who questioned suspected terrorists in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. that decision prompted seven former c.i.a. directors to send a letter to 0 p

oose -- also seven former c.i.a. directors calling on president obama to reverse the decision to investigate the c.i.a. and the interrogators. mike huckabee will be here to discuss that important story. and acorn faced another defeat yesterday on capitol hill. i'm okay with cutting back a little, but i still want to put my best face forward. with crest whitestrips advanced seal, i get whiter teeth that lasts for 12 months. all from one little box, i say that's a pretty good deal. crest whitestrips advanced seal. the no slip white strips. sean: in august attorney general eric holder announced he would be reopening the criminal investigation into c.i.a. investigations and interrogators who questioned suspected terrorists in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. that decision prompted seven former c.i.a. directors to send a letter to 0 problem -- shall to president obama today asking him to reverse the decision. it goes on to say this. it says -- very poumple statement from seven former heaveds the c.i.a. joining me with r

also developing, 7 former c.i.a.irectors now urging president obama to stop the investigation into harsh interrogation techniques used on terror suspects. attorney general eric holder announced last month that an independent panel would investigate c.i.a. agents but the former directors warn that the investigations could discuj c.i.a. officers from doing the kind of aggressive intelligence work needed in counterterrorism. "cashin' in" returns right now. >> that's exactly what i would do. try thai massage, you know. there are just a bunch them. >> the house and senate voting to cut off federal funding to acorn this week after numerous workers at the community organization were busted giving advice on how to beat the system. john, we're not going to go into the prostitution comments in all of this. i don't want to go there with you, buddy, but many community organizations do a lot of good but you're saying cut them all off. >> i'm saying cut them all off, especially the ones with ties back to the government. you have a

., the justice department is, in my opinion, attacking the c.i.a. now i suggest to you that they will stand idly by and allow this illegal outing of potentially covert c.i.a. operatives who are, as we all know, the number one single point of protection for the united states, americans, and national security interests outside of the united states. brian: here's the thing. it's illegal. you can't do this. so the white house, the administration, should move against this john adams project, against the people in the aclu doing this. >> yeah, brian. they should move on these people so fast. anyone who's part of this, the john adams project, those that came up with this idea. they should dismantle the program and put these people in jail. you've got to understand the ramifications. this is a real situation where they are actually taking this information about american agents and they are sitting down with the enemy. with the enemy! and showing them who these people are. gretchen: what is the motive? why would they do that? >> i guess you'd have to ask the

we have protected by homeland land security and c.i.a. for years and now the c.i.a. is afraid because the justice department is going to prosecute they will. i might say about the justice department and attorney general, when he came before my committee he misled our committee about a number of things. now, he has a holyer than thou attitude and.... >> gregg: julian, dan, thank you very much. >> julie: lots of folks are cutting back on their travel, one more casualty of the tough economy, but one group isn't pinching pennies. you can see them in most exclusive areas in europe. they are members of congress, fox news tracks your tax dollars next. (announcer) it's applebee's 2 for $20. the one deal in the neighborhood where you get the real food. featuring a half rack of our new double-glazed baby back ribs with your choice of sauces. get one full-sized appetizer and two real entrees for just twenty bucks. it's 2 for $20. only at applebee's. >>> three men arrested for lying to the f.b.i. in connection with suspected terrorist plot. they are set to make their first appea

but c.i.a. -- kate believes in miracle. did she ever think it would involve a tooth? >> no. >> reporter: it's amazing a tooth, can help someone see. when the doctor heard of this at first he couldn't believe it either. >> i said, how can people do that -- that seems to be a very, you know, far-fetched idea. first doctor perez removed the scar tissue from thornton's left cornea because it was blocking her vision. then took her canine tooth and part of her jaw bone and whittled it down. this is the actual surgery. he then used a piece of her tooth and bone to hold in place a new lens that acts as her cornea. just hours after the surgery dr. perez removed her bandages and for the first time in nearly a decade she could see her best friend rick brister. >> he was the prettiest thing i believe i've ever seen. >> reporter: the procedure won't work for most blind people and thornton can't see perfectly. >> i can't tell exactly what color you have on, blue or black. >> i'm wearing black. >> that's good. >> blues are bluer, the clouds are bigger and just beautiful. the clouds

we won't investigate rampant corruption at acorn, but we will investigate the c.i.a. and what they did to keep us safe after 9/11? what is happened to our country? whose side are we on anymore? president obama just held a mini race summit at the white house after accusing a highly respected police officer of acting stupidly without even having all of the facts. he said that himself. again, jumping to such a conclusion about an officer who puts his life on the line every day for me, for you, for the president, for his professor friend, every day this man does that. it begs the question, whose side are we on anymore? we're cozying up to our enemies while we're pushing our allies away. do you know that gordon brown couldn't get a meeting with the president, five times, five times! no? you're too busy to meet with england? whose side are we on? is this unreasonable to ask these questions? nothing makes sense to me anymore. i'm begging you, i'm begging you, white house, i'm begging you, please, just come out. tell us. i mean, i'm not sure i believe you anymore. i sure woul

i have the utmost respect for the c.i.a.and not backward. i have absolute respect and have reliance upon a robust c.i.a. and i've said before i want to look forward and not backwards on this issue. all of us are americans who love this country. we're all patriots. we're all americans. everybody is a patriot. each of us are americans. the easiest way to get on television now is to be really rude. the easiest way to get 15 minutes of fame it so be rude to member. the easiest way to get 15 minutes on the news or your 15 minutes of name is to be rude. just say something rude and outrageous. sean: all right. joning us now from washington is the author of the brand-new book "what americans really want, really" pollster frank lutz. he's reading a script, he just memorized the script this time. he didn't need the teleprompter, he memorized it. >> that's incredible. i've seen him do this to politicians before but never seen anything like that, sean. it's almost robotic. and there's a reason why he cannot do -- he didn't do fox news s

also seven c.i.a.es, wrote to the president saying stop it with the interrogation probe of the officials during the george w. bush years. here is a portion of the letter written by those directors. >> clearly this is extraordinary to take such a rearview mirror look at what was deemed legal back then. >> remember what the president said, i'm not going to being looking backward to the bush era except unless how i conduct myself. again, all of that is out the window. and it is the same analysis we just undertook on afghanistan. the far left in the united states wants scalps. they want the heads to roll of former bush administration officials, as many as they can get and as frequently as they can get them. they think thais political pay dirt and they demand that president obama does this. again, what is best for the country is not necessarily what is best for the far left of the democratic party. but the president seems beholden to them more than to the intelligence experts. >> he could stop the investiga

we got our c.i.a. saying this, we have our department of defense saying this, we got every candidate running for president last year saying this is a matter of national security and what did we have? we had a vote along partisan lines. national security is about america, it's not a democrat or republican challenge, it's not a conservative or liberal challenge. it's about making america stronger. and when we invest in ourselves we will become stronger. this is about our future. our children's future. and about creating jobs here in ohio, congressman ryan, like we did with rolls-royce and like we will do with so many others that are beginning this burgeoning industry. having a dweverts of energy, we should all agree, is going to make our country stronger. and these two long-term challenges of health care and of energy should be national projects, national projects that make our country stronger and protect our national security in the long run. i yield. mr. ryan: the thing is too with this manufacturing,

. >> that was -- i shared the stage with the director of the c.i.a. tavis: how funny is that?the irony of all ironies. i'm sitting here at maryland university and get the opportunity to address 16,000 people on the importance of education. it was nearly 12 years to the date of me being sentenced by the judge. it was nearly 12 years to the date of me addressing the judge and it was a tremendous honor because the judge they told me thought sending me to prison would help me. i was able to tell them that. even no -- though no one exped me to make it to that points. -- that that point. i hold on to that moment. if you buy the c.d. and listen to it, it says introducing the class of 2009 led by reginald dwayne betts. tavis: you're in grad school. that lady you met in the bookstore you married and you have a baby. life is good. >> life is good. i'm fortunate enough with the campaign for youth justice to go across the country and speak to these young kids who made trouble in their lives to talk about the importance of education. this is a movement that you need to join to educate your

top counterterrorism official told congress al qaeda is on the ropes, its leadership desz mate bid c.i.aone strikes but still dangerous operating out of safe havens in pakistan. >> we asthaesz the al qaeda core is actively engaged in operational plotting and continues recruiting, training, and transporting operatives to include individuals from western europe and the united states. >> reporter: in afghanistan mcchrystal is fighting al qaeda's ally, the taliban, and these maps, charting insurgent violence from 2007 to the present, clearly show enemy is gaining ground. the pentagon is rushing over more armored vehicles to protect soldiers from roadside bomb bus mcscifl asking for tens of thousands more troops. katie, today's meeting lasted three hours. much of it taken up with briefings on the latest intelligence from afghanistan and pakistan. the next meeting with the president is scheduled for a week from today. >> couric: all right. david martin reporting from the pentagon tonight. thank you, david. next week, we'll taken a extensive look at the war, including reports from the battlefie

his brother buzzy, former executive director of the c.i.a. was on armor group's board of directors, armor group's kabul embassy contract is worth $187 million tax dollars. did you know your own brother was on armor groups board of directors. >> no, i do not. >> reporter: why didn't you know? >> i don't know. i guess number one i'm not sure why i should have known but number two he never told me. >> reporter: you should have known, i think, in the opinion of a lot of people, because it would be a perceived conflict of interest. >> he was a senior official in the central intelligence agency. he did not discuss his matters with me. it wouldn't have made any difference. i had nothing to do with armor group. >> reporter: krongard insists there was no conflict because he and his brother "lead separate lives." if this scenario sounds familiar it is. >> i'm not my brother's keeper. >> reporter: about the same time the armor group complaint disappeared in krongard's office lawmakers accused him of dragging his feet into another war contractor, black w

if you're a c.i.a.nt today and you know the justice department is watching every single thing you do in trying to stop a terrorist attack, are you going to want to -- can i have 30 seconds? ms. ros-lehtinen: i yield 30 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. burton: are you going to want to take the risk of being prosecuted because you're going after a terrorist to make him give you information that will stop another terrorist attack? we're demoralizing our intelligence agencies by doing this right now. it may be unintentional. i don't know. but we certainly should not be doing it. they were doing their job. if you don't agree with waterboarding or whatever it was, ok. but that's something that's in the past. we shouldn't discourage our intelligence agencies from doing their job now. we want to protect every single american from another terrorist attack. and the way to do it is certainly not by attacking our intelligence people. . mr. ackerman: i yield a minute to the gentlema

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he's trying to have it both ways with holder and the c.i.a. prosecution. bill: the war in the book.nks for writing it and thanks for coming [captioning made possible by fox news channel] bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment. let's get right to it. we have lots to talk about. dennis miller joins us from los angeles. he will be in chicago to help for u.s.a. cares. very nice thing to do, miller. i hope everybody comes out in chicago and helps ha -- that fine organization. at the top of the program we laid out the acorn debacle. seven senators said we still wants to give them taxpayer money. what say you? >> i'll say you didn't leave much left. you went after that like a flock of seagulls on a dream sickle. did you hear charlie gibson today? he had not heard of this at all? bill: i know, we used the sound bite. somehow he missed it. you know, the network news, you know how disengaged they are. charlie is a good guy and a good newsman. >> great guy. he's got to wake up, though. pay attention to the story and not put it off on the cables. if he pa

if you're a c.i.a. agent today and you know the justice department is watching every single thing you do in trying to stop a terrorist attack, are you going to want to -- can i have 30 seconds? ms. ros-lehtinen: i yield 30 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. burton: are you going to want to take the risk of being prosecuted because you're going after a terrorist to make him give you information that will stop another terrorist attack? we're demoralizing our intelligence agencies by doing this right now. it may be unintentional. i don't know. but we certainly should not be doing it. they were doing their job. if you don't agree with waterboarding or whatever it was, ok. but that's something that's in the past. we shouldn't discourage our intelligence agencies from doing their job now. we want to protect every single american from another terrorist attack. and the way to do it is certainly not by attacking our intelligence people. . mr. ackerman: i yield a minute to the gent

i suspect if it had been a different joe wilson, the husband of the outed c.i.a.gent who, was a liberal hero and martyr in the previous administration, if he had been in the house and yelled "you liar" to president bush, the liberals would have carried him on their shoulders out of the hall as a hero speaking truth to power. nonetheless, even besides the hypocrisy, he shouldn't have done t he apologized. it is obviously a democratic stunt as a way to take attention away from the healthcare debate they are losing, and every day that they don't have to speak about the specifics of a plan, and the more it is examined, the more it loses support is a good day for the democrats, so this was a good afternoon for the democrats. bret: juan, several democratic lawmakers have found that south carolina congressman wilson's heckling of president obama was racist. they called it racist. maureen dowd wrote that she heard "you lie, boy," and what she heard out of that remark during the speech. what about that issue of racism in opposition to the president's policies? >> i don't t

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so it is important to understand both cost and benefit as we proceed on putting together a c.i.a., a corporate integrity agreement, that is strong, that will avoid the kind of bad behavior that we have seen in the past, and that serves the benefit of both taxpayers and men beneficiaries. >> -- noncompliance included in the c.i.a though? >> yes. yes, they are. >> what is the range of penalties for nonmpliance? >> well, there will be a range anywhere from fees, from fines to a potential debarmentrom the program. >> could you comment on the $102 million that's going to be paid to the whistle blowers? >> there's $102 million to be paid to whistle blowers. [laughter] it's divided among -- we can certainly get you more information, and, tony, if you want to talk about the resolution of the tkm cases because that's a fairly broad scope. >> sure. yeah, this was, like many of the health care fraud cases that we do, this began with a ktm action and sort of a follow on. here there are several relaters who will be getting a recovery of the federal share of the settlement, and so, and depending u

virginia where this administration has undermined and is continuing to undermine the capabilities of the c.i.aigence breakdowns are what led to 9/11 and this administration by appointing a special prosecutor, by trying to criminalize the national security policies by the past administration, i think is doing damage to the safety of the country. bret: charles. >> i agree. i think this administration has adopted a september 10 mentality that all of this since 9/11, including 9/11 is a matter of law enforcement and not of war. i would just say about this little incident that in the roughly half a trillion we spend on defense every year, we ought to include a few calendars for the coast guard. bret: bill, it was a timing issue. >> it was, but on the other hand, the media made up the fact that they had shots and now the media is criticizing about a training report that they misreported on. bret: to be fair, they heard it over a scanner. it was a practice apparently on the radio but still media organizations went with it and it observed a lot of the day. another story we have been following, acorn,

i think that has been an assessment that has been shared by the c.i.a. they gave a major report in novet last year that had a similar asissment. and i think the community's assessment is the same as well. >> ok. let me remind you all of the rules of engagement. raise your hand if you want to be recognized. wait for the mic, so that everybody can hear you. identify yourself and your ifill yation. and ask a question, but only one question, no follow up questions. and make it succinct. if you're going to make a statement, please do not make it a fidel castro, two-hour speech. stick to what you want to say. and say it precisely, if you go on too long, i'll cut you off. >> this is why we had a marine, by the way. [laughter] >> now the other thing i want to mention is stay on topic, the topic of the conference has been leadership in counter insur surgency, iraq and beyond. general petraeus is not going to dress any mechanic dation about it. with that we'll get it underway. so who's the first -- in the back. that's you. stand up. state your name, affiliation on

there has been the investigations of c.i.a.errogators, the cairo speech, the archive speech, capitulating to iran and north korea, but i think this will be, in a way, clarifying, because what you had was the president of the united states doing a dance basically to gain the approval of and allies in name only or in some cases enemies, and in some cases it's deeply disturbing. bret: i talked with the president of poland today and he had some interesting things to say about that. your thoughts after listening to that interview from what the polish president said. >> polish people understand that what obama had done had nothing to do ultimately with iran. it's about the position and the status and the independence of east european states that were once under soviet rule. with the missile shield, they had a sense that they had a guarantee of american security. they were out of the sphere of influence of your sharks finally. all of a suddenly, it is out unilaterally because of the pressure of russia, and they understand that the oba

bret: coming up, 7 former c.i.a.irectors tell the president to call off an investigation of interrogators plus iran's president speaks out again. join me at top of the hour for "special report" from new york ton. now back to glenn beck, just down the hall. glenn: i didn't know he was down the hall! we have to have him in. all right. nancy pelosi yesterday said this this -- >> i think we have to take responsibility for our actions and our words. we are a free country, and this balance between freedom and safety is one that we have to carefully balance. i have concerns about some of the language that is being used because i saw this myself in the late '70's in san francisco, this kind of rhetoric, which was very frightening and it created a climate in which we had silence take place, and so i wish that we would all again curb our enthusiasm in some of the statements that are made and the understanding that some of the ears that it is falling on is not as balanced as the person making the statement might assume, but aga

. >> reporter: the former c.i.a. agent just traveled to afghanistan.hey say unlike iraq the war effort in afghanistan is aimed at the taliban and al-qaeda. >> but i think what we have to realize is that it has not been a properly resourced effort. and we only started to focus on afghanistan. >> reporter: the report from the general has not been released publicly. and the general has not said whether it has been read by defense secretary robert gates. >> and construction could start on the flight 93 memorial in november, thanks to a big financial boost from the government. the interior secretary says that the government will pay nine and a half million to acquire land so it can be ready by the 10th anniversary of september 11. it crashed in pennsylvania, investigators believing they were going to cause more bombings. >>> and the eath of a member of a rolling stone. find out who confessed to killing him. plus, the city is not even paying for it. >>> and they thought they were dealing with a drunk driver. but even they were surprised when they saw who was

he also had a fake c.i.a. identification badge and a map of camp david circled. fox 5 was unable to reach patrick's father today. he has not been charged with any crime. his sister told us in a phone interview today the claim the bomb-ming terms were stored there for him are nothing more than blatant, shameless mckenzie-gude will be sentenced in january. in the fox 5 newsroom, i'm paul wagner. >>> federal agents say they felt they had no choice but to fire on a van full of suspected illegal immigrants at a busy boarder crossing between california and mexico today. the agents were on foot. the advance were speeding towards them -- vans were speeding toward them. there were three in all trying to get past inspectors between tiawana and san diego. two drivers will likely be charged with smuggling. the third fled to mexico but was captured and will be charged there. >>> s street between 14th and 15th street could be turned into a oneway street. there's concern a speeding vehicle could chow into the freshry building but that particular block doesn't see a lot of traff

but there were millions of little c.i.a. cero's all over america. abraham lincoln made him one of those. and of course you say that the power, not just the sort of ornamental beauty of fine speaking but the ability to actually be persuasive as a speaker was something which seemed to be absolutely sort of discounted in the world of campaign spin and takedown mutual character assassination, but obama sort of delivered that. i mean, here the gracious speech of all campaign was on march 18, wasn't it, in the midst of jeremiah wright. that still remains one of the great speeches that, you know, has ever been composed in the history of american politics, and i thought that morning, we were filming in monticello and with i heard it, i thought he's going down if flames. hillary will be the nominee, because this was the act of the most extraordinarily dead on frontal candor, explaining to america, the roots of black rage in the church form as at the took, as well as a duty to white rage, but actually america took it, it was a credit to the sophistication of

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i think that has been an assessment that has been shared by the c.i.a. they gave a major report in novet last year that had a similar asissment. and i think the community's assessment is the same as well. >> ok. let me remind you all of the rules of engagement. raise your hand if you want to be recognized. wait for the mic, so that everybody can hear you. identify yourself and your ifill yation. and ask a question, but only one question, no follow up questions. and make it succinct. if you're going to make a statement, please do not make it a fidel castro, two-hour speech. stick to what you want to say. and say it precisely, if you go on too long, i'll cut you off. >> this is why we had a marine, by the way. [laughter] >> now the other thing i want to mention is stay on topic, the topic of the conference has been leadership in counter insur surgency, iraq and beyond. general petraeus is not going to dress any mechanic dation about it. with that we'll get it underway. so who's the first -- in the back. that's you. stand up. state your name, affiliation on

c.i.a. officials are working to authenticate the latest audio tape reportedly from osama bin laden. the new tape on an islamist website warnz the american people over their government's close ties to israel. that's according to a u.s.-based terror monitoring group. the 10-minute long recording comes just days after the eighth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. >> in this morning's "consumer alert," coffee drinkers in several states are getting a reprevious. starbucks says it will close 27 fewer stores than it originally planned because they're making more money than projected. 17 states had been targeted for store close yours. most of them in texas. none here in maryland. in all, more than 900 starbucks are shut down nationwide. while many businesses are downsizing, officials at disney world say they are planning the biggest park expansion in company history. the plan development will nearly double the size of the orlando resort's fantasy land with an expanded dumbo ride, new restaurants and two new attractions, one based on "the little mermaid" and another on the disney princess char

in washington, a spokesman for the c.i.a.said, "that's so foolish as to warrant no further comment." a vaccine for the h1n1 swine flu virus won u.s. government approval today. the food and drug administration cleared the vaccine for distribution starting next month. ultimately, it's expected to be available at 90,000 sites around the country. actor patrick swayze has died in los angeles after a 20-month battle with pancreatic cancer. he rose to fame with his 1987 performance as the misunderstood dance instructor in "dirty dancing." in 1990, he starred in the hit film "ghost" alongside demi moore and whoopi goldberg. after his diagnosis in 2008, swayze lobbied congress for more cancer research funding. patrick swayze was 57 years old. and still to come on the newshour tonight, wavering support for the afghan war; charges of war crimes in the gaza conflict; and tanzania's doctor shortage. that follows the trade tug-of- war between the u.s. and china. it's over tire imports. jeffrey brown has the story. >> brown: the president's

panetta also addressed the investigation into the interrogation techniques of the c.i.a. he says whether their judgments were right or wrong, it's "time to move on." other people have different ideas about that. a student on long island who claims she was sexually assaulted by a group of men last weekend now says she lied about the whole thing. late last night a judge dropped charges against these four men and ordered them released. according to the statement the 18-year-old woman admitted the encounter was consensual. the reported attack shocked the hofstra community. the university even increasing safety patrols and setting up a support hotline for students and parents. he lost his life because he refused to leave a fellow soldier behind in afghanistan. and today army sergeant first class jared monti will posthumously receive the medal of honor from the president for his sacrifice. >> he didn't give up because he was never a kid that would. he reached in, he gave orders to the rest of the soldier to direct their fire, to cover fire for him. he grabbed a hand grenade and

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akin: no one has made a big deal about this, in gulf war one, the c.i.a. said, the iraqis are within a year and a half of build agnew clear device. they're 10 or 15 years away, we get in there, they're a year and a half away. we go to gulf war two, nay -- they say they're a year and a half away from building it, they're nowhere near it. you want to trust your body to these guys. let's talk about the efficient soif the energy department. do you know why the department of energy was created? >> to ensure energy independence. mr. akin: to ensure energy independence. ever since they were created which way has the graph been going. mr. shadegg: the other way. mr. akin: and we want to give our bodies to this one? we're joined by my good friend congressman lamb born. mr. bam -- mr. lamborn: thank you for allowing me to join this discussion. president obama, a few nights ago in this very chamber said, hey, we have problems with medicaid and medicare and we have waste and abuse and fraud and -- that all may be true. but i don't think the solution is, let's start a

if you take chile, that would still have the bugger and communism if it was not for the c.i.a., this is different. 67% of them voting for barack obama is telling me that we have big problems. and i know how to sell beans in this country but i am not smart enough to figure out how to change the opinion of these people, trained in communism, to change them to our way of thinking. >> this has been laid upon the table. >> thank you. i would like to present the other side. one thing that is true, and everyone would like for the united states to be a single language country. but to get to some of the issues that you were talking about, he mentioned that many statistics, to show that the latin population in this country is -- they resonate on the language. if conservatives want to get their view across to the latino community, we cannot ignore that. that is what it is today. >> yo tenga una pregunta. don francisco. >> i will translate for him. >> francisco? >> uno mas. yeah. thank you. to get at one of the issues you are going with, if you look at the demographics of the hispanic population

the post 9/11 produced ways to save lives, the mastermind of the 9/11 attacks and the man that the c.i.a. called its preimminent source, revealed plans to carry the out an attack on the west coast and attacks on that such as the brooklyn bridge. but the time has seemed to dimmed the memories as -- to appoint a prosecutor to reopen a previously closed investigation into the techniques intelligence officers ud to interrogate terrorists. there's little doubt that this step which could lead to criminal charges against intelligence officers will drive a wedge between the justice department and the intelligence community and discourage the intelligence community from acting aggressively. intelligence officers will not be able to focus on their crical responsibility of -- if they're worried that their actions, the actions they take today will be subject to legal recriminations when the political winds shift. indeed.i.a. director leon panetta sounded a similar warning that he has become increasingly concerned that this focus of what happened in the past will distract intelligence officers from t

then you got the c.i.a., the cloak and dagger stuff. that would be great, but they are the ones that gave us a report in gulf war one that the iraqis were 10 years away from making a bomb. a nuclear device. when we got in there they were about a year to year and a half away from making it in gulf war one. they got it wrong. we go to gulf war two, they tell us within a year, year and a half they'll have a bomb. we get in there they weren't doing anything. we want to trust our health care to these agencies, it's one thing, you know, if it's the post office or something, a letter gets missed. but what happens -- that's what i'm asking you, my friend, what happens when we get the call and somebody says, congressman mcclintock, they are not letting my mom get the heart bypass. and i don't have any other alternative. how are we going to deal with that? how can we explain that? mr. mcclintock: we have seen it time and again. every single time whether canada or massachusetts. very consistent results. every time, massive cost overruns that then