to the archbishop of canterbury. it to discuss this, i have two people. john robinson, is there any doubt in your mind at all that what the u.s. did during that raid might be illegal? >> i don't have any doubts about the legality. it is easy to assume this compound had been bombed by b-52 bombers or drawn strikes, we would have gone to it -- we would have gone in without the permission of the pakistani government because they were unwilling or unable to address the threat. it is quite possible that bin laden would have been unarmed. the legal analysis would have been the same and the moral analysis is the same, but because we went into the compound directly, it is a more direct operation, more vivid details and images. >> no qualms with the fact he was not armed? the archbishop of canterbury was concerned that justice was done. >> sure i have qualms if he had his hands up and he was obviously surrendering, to shoot him would be illegal, improper, immoral. but we should put ourselves in the minds of those babies seals operating under great stress out. they

county and national authorities seized 146 neglected, polish arabian horses from the canterbury farmn centreville on friday. six more had to be euthanized because they were already too far gone. the owner of the farm may face several animal neglect charges. that is being determined right now by the county state's attorney. the horses that survived are being rehabilitated at five different farms throughout the state. authorities say this is the worst case of horse neglect in the state's history. >>> tonight we have more details about that domestic shooting in randallstown that ended in a fatal shooting. police responded yesterday to the shooting. according to police a man shot his wife and then turned the gun on himself. we have confirmed it was an attempted murder-suicide. melissa brown was injured. her husband, niel ivan brown, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. they initially thought he had barricaded himself inside the home. when they entered they found him deadly storms inside. there are no details on his wife's continue. >>> the parking meters in annapolis could be the ke

the french for their perceived fear of no even american say the sure war hungry the land of canterbury has become this blogger's saw its protesting the libyan walls been swamped with support from the united states to the middle east. in. many people in the world and seeing what is going on barry saying well why are you going there and bomb these people you know even though they were. nicolas sarkozy's the most unpopular president in the history of the fifth republic according to the latest polls fraud says bombing of libya has made him even more disliked as soon as you use force there will be casualties there is no middle ground there is no such thing as a clean war war is about killing people three in four voters think so because he's a bad president paul say they had he's abused the u.n. mandate on libya which allowed only the creation of a strict demilitarized area of sky. a no fly zone is not the full. expression to. express. we are going to. campaign even if you presidential election results and next year french people and politicians already say so because he no longer represents

heard some legal experts weigh in on we've even heard religious leaders like the archbishop of canterbury say that this was the killing of an unarmed man and that that you know brings that moral question do you think that that is more damaging to the united states than say releasing i saw my bin laden picture which is something that president obama has claimed will endanger americans absolutely i mean these are questions that need to be answered they're not questions they're going away they're not going away under trump in chancer usa usa these are real questions about international law and as an american which is equally as important to be as about fundamentally who we are as a people if during the nuremberg trials we held up the rule of law as what differentiated our society from barbarians the barbarians that we were fighting the fact that somehow in the debate over this we can say yes the nazis deserve a trial and due process of law but accused terrorists don't and that's the reason why they have ordered ice under sorbet have ordered an extradition chile not not our i don't remember a

that's the hope for these arabian horses seized on friday from canterbury farm on the eastern shore.the horses are significantly underweight. parasites. >> reporter: six horses had to be put down. the rest were placed in four secret facilities around the state. their care will be administers by day's end. the non-profit group is already caring for 60 other abused horses and providing the new group with medication and food will be expensive. it costs $2500 per horse per month to rehabilitate them. for the month of may they'll need $330,000. >> it gets to be a big undertaking. funding is a big deal. >> reporter: horses are said to be adjusting well. with the proper health workers say they may all make a come back. >> animal control says the owners will face criminal charges. if you would like to donate or volunteer log on to wjz.com. and click on the news tab on the home page. >>> time for a quick look at the stories you'll find in the baltimore sun tomorrow morning. more local reaction to the category osama bin laden. how the southwest air-tran merger will affect the bottom line. thes

characters are on the order of caricature, but their general persona has gained significant traction in canterbury culture. this persona says i'm not a man. i'm not a boy. i'm something in between. not necessary slackers. sometimes people make that mistake think that they are. some of them want to go to law school or work on wall street or they may have no clue what to do. but they are partial, we know, the movies and television shows with car chases, cyborgs, hobbits. they are partial to beer and video games, firehouse pranks. we will be coming back to that in just a little bit. the girls of the new girl order and the child man our demographic. for one thing, they are something in between adolescence and full-fledged adults. some sociologists and psychologists refer to this age group as emerging adults. for reasons that will become clear, i prefer the term free adult. so what is a pre-adult? three adults are single young middle-class people in their '20s and early '30s. they are in graduate school or moving between jobs or tutoring high school by writing screenplays in the off hours. or if he int

queen elizabeth next to queen latifah. [ laughter ] the couple will be married by the archbishop of canterburythe music at the wedding will be provided by two choirs, one orchestra, a group of trumpeters and a pony-tailed d.j. named al. al the dj. everyone lines up for the buffet. it's very classy. kate middleton, by the way, will not become a princess. you think if you marry a prince, you would, but that's not the case. the title she gets depends on what the queen decides to title william. so, if he becomes a duke, she'll become a duchess. i always wanted to be a duchess. i don't know why. if he becomes a warlock, she'll be a goddess. and so on. pretty much every show on television has a correspondent in london covering the event right now. the insider, "good morning america," the today show, judge judy, judge mathis -- >> good evening, i'm diane sawyer. we have breaking news to report right now from westminster abbey, the site of the royal wedding. it has just been announced, and abc news has confirmed, that prince william and his fiancÉ, kate middleton, have decided to skip the royal weddin

i did not era canterbury will before this, and probably agreed virtually nothing with them. but you sit in a room and have discussion, and everyone including congressman cantor comes very well prepared, ready to talk specifics as opposed to giving speeches. and i can't tell you that this biden negotiate group is not commission. it's a negotiating group with people selected by the leadership to negotiate. i can't say it will get all the way to the finish line but there's a real seriousness of purpose in that room that gives me some optimism. >> host: gene sperling, thank you very much. >> guest: thank you. >> some of yesterday senate debate on extending certain expiring provisions of the patriot act. >> debate continued yesterday over extending certain expiring provisions of the patriot act. a procedural vote on the issue is scheduled this morning. republican senate rand paul of kentucky has objected to the amendment process. >> i thank the senator from new mexico for his comments.think wt i think what this shows is thata it is a bipartisan effort that says we should protect