>> chris: mr. cain? >> yes. >> chris: free from what? >> free from rising debt.ree from legislation is being forced down the throat of the american people like obama care. free from an arrogant disregard of the american people as it relates to things that the people want. free from a stagnant economy when in fact we have the ability to grow a lot faster if we lower taxes. if we get rid of the -- lower the capital gains tax. suspend taxes on foreign repatrioted profits, providing direct stimulus such as a real payroll tax holiday for employees and employers and free from dependence on foreign oil, which is only going up, because we don't have a real energy independence plan. >> chris: all right. let's drill down, that is the whole point of you being here today. drill down on some of you views. on the debt limit, you say don't make a deal. even john boehner who says let's cut spending at least as much dollar for dollar as we raise the debt limit, you say that is nothing but a stall tactic. >> yes, it is. >> chris: let's take a look. >> raise the debt ceiling, pay f

chris: and that means hezbollah, too. >> yes. chris: thank you.hen we return, the big question for the week for us, has the bush administration gotten enough success? almost two billion tons of freight move around this country every year... and control centers like this keep track of it all. it takes advanced telemetry and satellite tracking acoustic detectors and friction modifiers. high tech innovations that help rail move our economy. freight rail companies invest billions of their own dollars - not taxpayers' money - to make rail safe, reliable, efficient and affordable. it takes tons of technology to haul tons of freight. chris: welcome back, this week's big question, has the bush team gotten enough credit for the bin laden killing. rick? >> i don't think they have. they've been speaking up about saying that actually the human intelligence which they emphasized played a big role in this and we all know particularly on intelligence matters, it's a baton one president hands off to another and obama has been gracious about saying that bush deser

chris: welcome back. it is memorial day weekend and a few weeks ago the command are and chief and troops had one of the greatest victories in the high risk killing of osama bin laden. it was a high point in the obama presidency and in his relations we think with the military. he went down to fort campbell, kentucky, right afterwards. >> no problem is too hard and no challenge too great. that is why i'm so confident with your brave service america's greatest days are still to come. god bless you. god bless the 101st and the united states of america. chris: you were over there at the pentagon reporting and i pt want to have a sense as somebody who says i want to know 10:00 at night how is he doing as commander in chief? >> at the pentagon he got a big shot in the arm with getting of osama bin laden. but right now it is an interesting time. bob gates is leaving. lee on panetta is coming in. the president did panetta no favors by asking him to cut some of the budget so panetta is going in and it will be inter

chris: thank you. chris: welcome back. howard, tell me something i don't know. >> a lot of the big bundlers who rayed money for then-candidate barack obama are ambassadors around the world with cushy spots. i think they'll find that the president would like them to return, to maybe leave their jobs, come back and bundle some more. they better enjoy where they are now. chris: those were great jobs, weren't they? >> we wouldn't know. so when congress comes back, expect the senate democrats to have a vote on oil subsidies, ending them. but you know what, it's not going to pass and watch about a half a dozen or more democrats actually are going to vote against ending oil subsidies. chris: yes, but they get what they want, republicans on record. >> got that tiny glimpse of gabby giffords going to florida. but back in her home district, republicans say there's absolute silence. no one's raising money or trying to do anything to challenge her. even though she is really impaireded now in able to do all the duties of that job, ther

chris: and that means hezbollah, too. >> yes. chris: thank you. when we return, the big question for the week for us, has the bush administration gotten enough success? chris: welcome back, this week's big question, has the bush team gotten enough credit for the bin laden killing. rick? >> i don't think they have. they've been speaking up about saying that actually the human intelligence which they emphasized played a big role in this and we all know particularly on intelligence matters, it's a baton one president hands off to another and obama has been gracious about saying that bush deserves credit. >> i think they've gotten enough. they've been all over television and president bush's decision not to go to ground zero was a personal thing. >> i think they should be getting credit. keep in mind that the c.i.a. chris: getting enough? >> i haven't been watching t.v. all week. >> president obama thought that president bush should get credit because he invited him to go to ground zero. i think the reason bush didn't go, the photograph of the two of

chris: who are they? >> the populist, angry, tea partyish and other obama hating republican base, who are interested in budget cuts and abortion but more than that as clarence said, they have an anger that they almost can't always explain for powerful people, and to get somebody like donald trump, rich and from new york, it somehow seems like one of them, despite his limousine and his hair and everything. he's one of them. that'sst what those people want to here. -- hear. >> he's like hugh dean yeah -- houdini. lands in his own helicopter, trump all over it. but i'm really one of you because i earned my money is hard way. and how did barack obama? chris: every african-american i know has come up to me in the last couple of weeks and said something about this guy trump. >> i got stopped at a train station the other way. chris: there were suspicions about some people. >> this was the 2008 campaign we were afraid was going to happen. all this innuendo, the racial coding, the questioning. what's this college

chris: kelly? is such an old story and such an old lesson about how if there is entitlement that comes along with wealth, power and privilege and being surrounded by people who will say yes more than say no, who serve them, that there is such a treacherous fall. and over and over we see people who take that fall and it doesn't seem to prove to be much of a deterrent to others to try it, and that's the same. >> i that it the politics of these kind of issues. it draws out the hypocrisy. chris: the story of the week. >> republicans tend to excuse democrats, democrats excuse republicans. we need a standard here. not just a sexual standards. it's whether you exploit other people or hold power over them and abuse that power. john ensign did that in a really revolting way. that should be the standard. chris: another case are staffers. anyway, it is interesting. we are learning the bad stuff here. anyway, thank you. great round table. dan rather, rachel madoff. kelly o'donnell and michael gersin. i'm so pr

. >> chris: i'm chris wallace, and this is "fox news sunday." the world's most wanted man is dead. we'll talk about the daring raid that got usama bin laden, and where the war on terror goes now. with the president's national security advisor tom donilon. then, almost ten years after 9/11, should the u.s. resume enhanced interrogation? is it time to pull out of afghanistan? and can we trust pakistan? we'll get answers from former vice president dick cheney. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. and we'll ask our sunday group how this week's dramatic events changed the 2012 presidential race. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. the daring raid that took out usama bin laden raises new questions about where we go now in war on terror. we'll talk with former vice president cheney in a few minutes. but first, president obama's national security advisor tom donilon. mr. donilon, welcome to "fox news sunday." >> chris, nice to be here. >> chris: let's start with that iconic photo of the situation room as the bin laden raid was going down. there y

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. libyan leader muammar gaddafi escapes a nato missile attack, but his family doesn't. the latest next on "fox news sunday." a tea party favorite considers a run for the white house. but will congresswoman michele bachmann take the next step? we'll ask her about the budget, libya and what she plans for 2012. michele bachmann, a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then, will congress raise the debt limit or will uncle sam default? we'll talk with two key players. democrat kent conrad, chairman of the senate budget committee, and republican lindsey graham. conrad and graham only on "fox news sunday." plus, with the first republican presidential debate just days away, we'll look at the g.o.p. field and whether donald trump blew up a possible campaign with a series of "f" bombs, all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again from fox news in washington. before we talk with our guests there was a deadly nato airstrike in tripoli last knight. the libyan government says muammar gaddafi was not hurt.

chris: and that means hezbollah, too. >> yes. chris: thank you. when we return, the big question for the week for us, has the bush administration gotten enough success? [ woman ] this icelandic mud was working wonders on my skin. but if it was going to do the same for my spa, i had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called my citibank small business expert. he got me a line of credit to make it happen and even improved my cash flow. now, my spa has more business than ever. ...and so does our cleaning crew. [ male announcer ] at citibank, we believe small business is a big deal. what's your story? citibank can help you write it. chris: welcome back, this week's big question, has the bush team gotten enough credit for the bin laden killing. rick? >> i don't think they have. they've been speaking up about saying that actually the human intelligence which they emphasized played a big role in this and we all know particularly on intelligence matters, it's a baton one president hands off to another and obama has been gracious about s

chris: welcome back.ave the commencement address at templeton university in philadelphia where 9,000 were awarded their degrees and howard, speak being at his alma mater, colgate university, 1.5 million four-year students will graduate and they receive their diplomas and their parents get a huge raise in income. that's because the average annual cost of a private college was $32,000 a year in 2009. many of them are charging more like $50,000. the average for public colleges in 2009, that's a couple of years ago, was $14,000 then, and all that is a huge burden on the middle class. most parents can't even afford it and two thirds of graduates will owe $24,000 in debt or much more as they start their lives. mike, 30 years, college has doubled the rate of inflation. not just doubled. doubled the rate of inflation. is that sustainable? can people looking down the road keep this up? >> it's not sustainable and that's why colleges are a little bit of a crisis and some are investing in -- educating their students

perhaps we'll see you on the campaign trail. >> thank you, chris. >> chris: thanks. up next, will congress cut a deal to raise the debt ceiling or is government default an option? we'll talk with two leading senators after the break. but when i was diagnosed with prostate cancer... i needed a coach. our doctor was great, but with so many tough decisions i felt lost. unitedhealthcare offered us a specially trained rn who helped us weigh and understand all our options. for me cancer was as scary as a fastball is to some of these kids. but my coach had hit that pitch before. turning data into useful answers. we're 78,000 people looking out for 70 million americans. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. >> chris: it's getting close to crunch time for congress to act on raising the debt limit or let the country go into default. joining us to discuss what happens next are two key senators. democrat kent conrad, chairman of the senate budget committee. and republican lindsey graham. senators, welcome back. >> thank you. >> chris: before we get to the budget, you have

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. the latest on the republican race for president. next on "fox news sunday." former governor mike huckabee gives his announcement of his presidential plans. >> all the factors say go, but my heart says no. >> chris: and congressman ron paul makes it official. he's running for president again. we'll ask him about his controversial libertarian stand on the size and scope of government and american foreign policy. huckabee and paul, only on "fox news sunday." then the president pushes immigration reform. and the need to raise the debt limit. we'll have a fair and balanced debate between two senate leaders. illinois democrat dick durbin and arizona republican jon kyl. plus, the g.o.p. presidential race heats up, as candidates get in and deal with possible problems. we'll ask our sunday panel to sort out the fast-changing field. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again, from fox news in washington. the republican race for president became a little clearer last night, as former governor mike huckabee announced he is not running.

>> chris: i'm chris wallace, on this holiday weekend americans look for answers to some of the nation's biggest problems. budget battles on capitol hill. is there a deal to be made over the debt ceiling, spending cuts and the future of medicare. we'll have a fair and balanced debate against two of the young guns in the house. republican allen west and democrat donna edwards. then turmoil in the middle east. from the arab spring demands for reform to the military operation in libya. we'll talk foreign policy hot spots with senator john mccain. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. also is the g.o.p. president -- as the g.o.p. presidential field takes shape, what will sarah do? we'll ask the sunday panel what palin's decision means for the republican race. an our power player of the week honors our nation's fallen military in 24 musical notes. all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again from fox news in washington. as we observe this memorial day weekend, we promise some 4th of july fireworks as we discuss some of the nation's most pressing problems with two of the newer voices on capit

can't say enough for gibbs to stick with it. >> chris: thank you.or the fourth time, first and second place finish between denny hamlin and kyle busch. they split those so far. denny won the previous two. kyle gets him this time. last fall, kyle said i learned from him. not going to reveal what he did but it was the other way around. look at the unofficial results from a wild night in richmond. >> jeff: look at how the teammates are running. all toyotas at the top of the list. kasey kahne with a great run. this is what mike ford needed. and denny hamlin. shut everybody up as far as how they're working together. >> chris: hamlin led 48 laps but of the 400, kyle busch to lead 235 laps. really, the last 84. not much in doubt. >> jeff: catch me if you can. >> chris: his favorite movie kyle says is "days of thunder." felt like that tonight, nights of thunder in richmond. get final thoughts from larry, darrell, mike, from the booth. guys? >> mike: how about personal best? best finish of the season. second for hamlin, third for kasey kahne, fourth for davi

. >> mike: chris and jeff? >> chris: it has been adventurous night. kasey kahne led the most laps followed by kyle busch. other activity, juan pablo montoya warned about getting near ryan newman. he got in to jimmie johnson. and then he had trouble with brian vickers early. >> jeff: slides up there, takes two tires and hits the 83 car. >> chris: rough night for brian vickers. he threads the car. sheet metal everywhere. >> jeff: loose on the driver side. >> chris: getting the 83 -- talk about earning stripe. earning tape. on pit road, hold on gas man. he was okay. >> jeff: he didn't take equipment out of the pit box either. >> chris: this is with paul menard. he was all right. >> jeff: i told you real men work in the pits. >> chris: some of the pit stop adventurous for different drivers and different crews as regan smith with seven to go in front. your start on restart inside, outside now. >> jeff: the guys restarting the leader. if he takes the inside lane he's been getting beat by the outside lane. this will be interesting. it could jam everybody up.

chris is refusing to participate in his defense. and everything that a secretary told me was all live. he only started meeting with chris one week before. i went down as 7:00 in the morning and saw him for the first time since he left my classroom not quite two years earlier. chris was withdrawn as anybody could be. i am not a clinical psychiatrist but he was depressed. i said you have to defend yourself. why won't you? he said they already have me hong. >> let's be a question please? >> i am interested in how in a small community like overland this affected the community and how things might have changed and obviously a group of you new cynthia well, but i am sure there is the attitude if there is smoke there is fire. second, did any of the instigators of the polysar prosecutor was there a softening of a view or were they convinced and remained it was prosecutable? >> in response i will read one paragraph that is you a voice but at that moment where the community is hit with the big headlines. cendant and her family were very highl

that was the difference of the race, chris. >> chris: kyle busch wound up 11th. jeff gordon, 12th.e're waiting to hear from kevin harvick or kyle busch. but let's check in with kasey kahne. >> krista: kasey kahne had a fast car. you were beating yourself up when when you hit the wall. but then it was like you were given a second chance. if you hadn't had hit the wall? would the outcome have been different? >> we were tight after that. we had to keep fixing the car. the pit stop were key. the red bull guys did awesome. i killed a crush panel so i'm covered in rubber and stuff. i don't -- we didn't finish as good as we should have. i think we could have ran second. fourth is good for hitting the wall as hard as i did. fourth is good. >> krista: thank you, kasey. >> chris: meanwhile, clint bowyer on the lead lap. threatening, as we take a look at the celebration for 27-year-old regan smith. clint bowyer afterwards. his car brought out the caution that created further problems. and clint is okay. he has had a couple of second-place finishes so far this season hitting the ball hard. we

. >> chris: nascar on fox, live from richmond, virginia. kyle busch less than 48 hours from his 26 birthday pulls in victory lane. krista voda is down there for the celebration. >> krista: there is something about this racetrack in the springtime. for third year in a row, kyle busch made victory lane his richmond address. we knew you had to battle your teammate an that you were close on fuel. you were late getting here because you needed a push. >> late for the celebration but the boys are never late to any celebration. this is awesome. they're pumped up about it. i can't thank m&m pretzels enough, the guys at m&ms here with us tonight. he's so fun to win the sprint cup races. thanks to sprint for their support. can't do it without interstate batteries. toyota camry was awesome tonight. we've got friends from gillette. and marquee jet and the energy drink. the fans. but the marsh associates and employees. fun to work with and handle with. this race was a good one. we had a really good car. we knew if we played through traffic better than th

chris? >> rebecca var advice in piedmont, oklahoma. >>> people here had another scary night. 9:00 p.m. local time, tornado warnings and sirens were sounding which had everyone in a nervous panic as you can imagine this place on edge already. with that warning going out, search and rescue efforts had to be subsided for a moment while that took place. it did hinder the effort as they pick up the effort again here this morning. cbs's don teague is here with us and has more. >> reporter: there is much more work to do. the tornado that destroyed so much of this city was an ef-5, with winds in excess of 200 miles per hour. there was another scare here last night. the tornado sirens went off as the severe thunderstorm came through bringing heavy rain, high winds and more worry. >> the latest storm has the people of this community on edge. as they cope with the destruction of sunday's devastating tornado, which killed at least 122 people. injured hundreds more and left thousands homeless. from high

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>> chris, thank you.it this morning about how many americans are actually celebrating this news, celebrating the death. some guys behind me drove down because they wanted to be here for this moment, drove down from cornell. but people are also very focused on the threat here and there was some concern, and you talked about this a little bit, about whether or not there could be a potential terror response from al qaeda. for more on that now, we do want to turn to bob orr, cbs news homeland security correspondent. bob, as you're looking at this, where exactly does the threat stand this morning for this country? >> well, erica, it's very hard to say precisely. we don't know of any imminent, credible threat against the u.s. the intelligence sources i've talked to and counterterrorism sources that i've been speaking to say there's nothing in the pipeline that they see directly. but we have to point out that, it's obvious that al qaeda would like to avenge the death of its leader. so retaliatory strikes down th

chris? >> elizabeth, senator john kerry has announced he will visit pakistan in the next couple of days. is he going to be able to sooth relations there? what type of situation is he entering into? >> reporter: well, his diplomatic skills are going to be tested to the limit e is going to have to lis seten to at of people vent anger, particularly people that cooperated with the u.s. in good faith. essentially, he is a good choice to begin diplomatic dialogue. he was here in february. he managed the last dust-up between the cia and the isa. he is known to be a very good friend to pakistan and a supporter of the aid package. if anybody can do it, he can. chris? >> we will shall. >>> where does the u.s. stand as far as interviewing bin laden's wives? any closer to that happening? >> reporter: well, the cia contacts continue to say to cbs they have been given permission to see them. there is no evidence yesterday that the interrogation has gun. pakistani sources are equivocating. they will say, w

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>> chris, we have to assume the worst. somebody in pakistan in the military or isi knew bin laden was in there, was protecting him. there's no explanation, other explanation. it's a police state. foreigners don't move into a compound like that and the police don't know, period, especially in a military area like that. the question is, how far did it go up? talking about a captain or major brought into this? or does it go higher? it worries me. this isn't the northwest frontier province. i mean, by the border. the tribal area, where military can't go. it was a military academy. this is very bad news. >> do you agree, michael, the fact he's been sitting there living basically in civilization in a country we targeted as a probable retreat area gone to, his refuge, and there was he was. >> chris, there's no doubt about it. this is a tremendous embarrassment for the pakistani government and their army and intelligence service. the isi. there's just no excuse for this. bin laden was actually quite smart to kind of hide in the op

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chris was not home when his wife was at school when the tornadoes struck.is tied the dogs to hisel will leg and crawd in the ballot root and put on the motorcycle helmet. >> the dog was sucked out. they were flying like kites on the string. and you know it looked like it was going to lift and i hang on to the dogs to purr they down. >> the tore neighed-- and push them down. >> the tornado destroyed the home but the dogs and chris crawled out with a few scratches. debra is rushing home when she got there and chris was gone and he was trying to find her. cell phone service obviously was out and they spent next 27 hours 27 hours, look for one another. chris borrowed a phone and call a family in new york debra what done the same. chris went to meet her and her professor's home. >> i just give him a hug and tell him i promise to neverring in a you ever again. never nag again about take out the garbage this they say even they they lost everything, they are happy they have one another. >> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most a

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i'm chris wragge. >> i'm erica hill. eyes on the midwest, tornados including president obama was in ireland. he release add statement saying michelle and i send our deepest condolences to all of those who lost their lives in the tornados and severe weather that struck joplin, missouri and across the midwest. we commend the heroic efforts by those who responded and working to help at this difficult time of it at my direction fema is working with the affected areas, state and local officials to support response and recovery efforts and the federal government stands ready to help our fellow americans as needed. >> that's where we begin with the deadly weekend weather across the midwest and portions of the south. with a reported 48 tornado touchdowns from oklahoma all the way north to minnesota, but by far the most devastating hit the city of joplin, missouri. cynthia bowers is there with the latest for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. as the sun rises it's becoming evident that the city of 50,000 and this

chris? >>> thank you.cribing this as 15 minutes of hell, that's what it was like when the ef-4 tornado with winds 200 miles per hour came whipping through the community. a little bit about what happens next for a lot of the people. these homes are not just slightly damaged. most of the homes in,,,,,,,,,,,, give stun guns to all of its police officers. one of the recommendations following the fatal shooting of oscar grant by a former bart of >>> good morning. 8:25 you time. bart may soon give stun guns to all its police officers. one of the recommendation following the fatal shooting of oscar grant by a former bart officer was to provide tasers to all the officers. bart's board will consider that idea on thursday morning. >>> and this morning, menlo park police are on the hunt for two home invasion suspects who knocked an elderly man unconscious and ransacked his home on sunday morning on windermere avenue. the same suspect may have tried to break into other homes minutes later as well. >>> the palo alto ci

chris: with all the republican drop out and sarah palin talk the g.o. spfplt down to three with a serious chance to boat barack obama. mitt romney. tim pawlenty and john,huntsman. how would each do it? romney would probably be as manager and job creator. here is romney's offense and obama's defense. >> i like president obama. but he doesn't have a clue how jobs are created. >> an economy that was shedding jobs every month now has seen over two million jobs created in the last 14. chris: former utah governor john huntsenman, his strongest argument is he could get bipartisan cooperation. here is his main theme and obama's defense. >> we have been divided for too long. the yelling, screaming and

chris? >> erica, thank you. >>> president obama is getting a big political boost from the killing of osama bin laden. a new cbs news/"new york times" poll shows the president's overall approval rating jumped 11 points over the past two weeks to 57%. cbs news chief white house correspondent chip reid has more from washington this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. the president gelts huge numbers on his handling of the pursuit of osama bin laden. 85% approve. only 7% disapprove, and that approval includes solid majorities of democrats, independents, and republicans. chris? >> chip let's go back a second and talk about what some are calling this bin laden bump, job approval rating, 11 points in two weeks here. >> reporter: it carries over to one thing. it does carry over to the broader question of his handling of the terrorism threat. take a look at these numbers. now 72% approve. in august, 2010 it was 51%, a gain of 21 points. the white house believes what's happening h

thank you both for joining us. >> thanks, chris. >> thank you, chris. always a pleasure. >> it's a tough vote. when we return -- the country's divided on this one, afghanistan. >>> let me finish with a question, how many people would die if the picture of osama bin laden would be released? think about it.  >>> let me finish tonight with a question for you, it's not a trick question, it's a deadly real one. you know, the old expression a picture is worth a thousand words? so how many lives is it worth? should the united states government release a picture of the deceased osama bin laden? give me your personal guess now of how many people you think would die? tell me how many people would protect. this is the basis we should assume with the president's decision to keep the photo where it is in the custody of the u.s. government. i think we were impressed admiring really of how the body of bin laden was respected after his death. respecting the religion of the people from whom he came, the billion islamic people of this world. i think we d

chris?geles for us this morning. thank you for the update. >>> jeff glor is standing by at the newsdesk with a look at the other headlines we're following for you on this tuesday morning. good morning to you once again. >> good morning, erica. good morning to you at home as well. with tight security, queen elizabeth began an historic visit to ireland this morning. just hours before the queen arrived, you can see it there, the police detonated a bomb on a bus. cbs correspondent mark phillips is in dublin this morning. hey, mark, good morning. >>> good morning, jeff. this is a state's visit with equal parts of protocol and nervousness. the queen arrived here today to be afforded all of the ceremonial trappings of an arriving head of state met by an honor guard as she landed at one of the airfields around dublin. but even as she was approaching here, there were security concerns. the irish have laid on a massive, they're saying, the biggest ever security operation to protect her while she's her

good morning. >> good morning, chris.er husband's revelation is not forcing maria shriver into hiding. last night she was in chicago for a taping of one of the final oprah winfrey shows. despite her marriage falling apart, she seems determined to carry on. >> my partner, my best friend, welcome my wife, maria shriver. >> reporter: after years of support she is walking away, reportedly known about her husband's secret child since january, when she moved out of the couple's los angeles mansion. these headlines tuesday forced her to break her silence n a statement shriver said "this is a painful and heartbreaking time. as a mother, my concern is for the children. i ask for compassion, respect and privacy, as my children and i try to rebuild our lives and heal." the couple's 17-year-old son, patrick tweeted "some days you want to quit and just be normal for a bit, yet i love my family, 'til death do us apart." he signed it patrick shriver. his sister, katherine, who is 21, also twittered, this is definitely not easy but i app

chris gordon was there and we'll hear from him in just a few moments. >>> just an amazing day for this country. as students, people in the country gathering just to celebrate. >> for many i think it's hard to believe this has actually happened after 10 years of every day wondering when he might be caught or killed. >> speaking of which i think there are concerns or questions about whether or not the u.s. military released a photo of osama bin laden in light of the skepticism. that's what happened with saddam hussein sons. >> his body already has been buried at sea. >> 4:31. tom is here with the forecast. good morning to you. >> good morning. the cloud cover we had with a few sprinkles is still with us. right now the radar not picking up any precipitation on this monday morning, the 2nd day of may. good morning. low 50s in prince george's. arlington, fairfax, montgomery, near 50 degrees. a few isolated spots in rural areas of maryland and virginia dipped down into the upper 40s. the last 12 hours a lot of cloudiness coming if a stalled front in the midwest where it's raining in southern

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which chris brown recently critiqued the media's response to charlie sheen.e's a well-known batterer. yet with white men, there's a sense in which they can get away with more stuff than black men. >> that conversation still becomes about -- >> race. >> race instead of gender. even though we're talking about a gender issue, ray trumps it. what is something we can do to think about it in a different way? >> from a man's perspective, we need to have more men who are willing to educate boys and men around gender issues. we have to redefine what it means to be a man. we have to have men to redefine masculinity and we need a lot more gender violence education at early ages so young boys can see what some of the dynamic is and what we need to shift the power dynamic and make things more fair and equitable for women. >> is it possible to have a world where there's gender justice? do you see that as a possibility in the near future? >> i think it's possibility. i think we have to really invest in that idea and imagine what the future looks like and we have to have hon

>> good morning, chris.crisis, not just for folks who live in the houses behind me, but for river communities up and down the mississippi, where flood stages are now unprecedented. and today, more water will overwhelm these communities, and force a real emergency decision. nearby community like tiptonville, likely to order more evacuations today. and the water and the pressure just keeps rising. entire communities going through the same drama, which is evacuations, road closings, and a scramble for dry shelter. remember, this is going on for communities in eight different states. so the only consolation for communities like dyersburg is they're not in this alone. chris? >> mark strassmann for us in dyersburg. and no one in dyersburg is watching those high water levels more closely than the mayor of that town, john holden, and john has taken enough time here to join us to talk about the situation there. mr. mayor, thank you very much for taking the time, first of all. good to see you this morning. >> well, th

chris? the past year 23 million americans bought a coupon from the deal of the day website like groupon or living social. now, there are hundreds of these sites that have been out there, even facebook is now offering coupons. but some consumers now say they're not worth it. here to help you avoid buyers remorse is farnoosh torabi, a contributor to yahoo! finance and the author of "psych yourself rich." good to see you this morning. >> great to see you, chris. >> so many people use these sites. but like i said, there is a big call for people to be a little bit more cautious, and to just click yes on everything. why is that? >> the problem is, we waste a ton of money on these sites. the facts show that one in five buyers on these daily deal sites like groupon, living social, end up completely wasting the voucher. they never redeem the deal. and the problem is, these sites are very clever at getting us to buy on impulse. you know we see the ticking clock on the side of the website saying we hav

most of the intelligence gleaned will be closely held, chris. it's very important. >> cbs' bob orr in washington. bob, thank you. also in washington for us this morning, cbs news national security analyst juan zarate. juan, good to speak with you again. >> good morning, chris. >> we just hear from bob there talking about all the substantial amount of information, the files, the documents the zip drives that were seized in this raid here. now i think most would assume, with the intellectual power of the government and the intelligence community that it would be pretty quick to decipher a lot of this. but what obstacles is the federal government running up against now? >> clearly, the cia is leading a task force to dig deep and wide in terms of the data that was picked up. but the problem here is going to be some of the computer files, as bob indicated, are encrypted. that's an initial layer. we'll be able to get through that but that's an initial barrier. in addition, some of the messages and perhaps records will be likely coded. and analysts wil