he thought the cole investigation would be put on hold, but he had no idea that his cole investigation had taken him to the edges of the 9/11 plot. he prepared to return to new york. >> we were at the airport, ready to go on a plane, when the person from the cia came and said to me, you know, "call your headquarters. they want to talk to you." >> smith: soufan was ordered to stay in yemen. he was told, "go back and talk to quso about 9/11." >> and it was kind of like a knife, somebody put a knife, you know, in me. i was like, "quso? how the heck quso is involved in what just happened? what did we miss? what did we just miss? we caused this." so i was sick to my stomach. so a couple of other guys volunteered to stay with us, and then we went to the embassy, and i was handed a manila envelope. >> smith: who handed you a manila envelope? >> the cia person on the ground. >> smith: soufan opened the envelope. after many months of having his requests for information ignored by the cia, he now had three cia surveillance photos taken at a 9/11 planning meeting in the malaysian capital, kuala l

"cole." soufan and his team were preparing to fly back to new york when fbi headquarters ordered him and his partner to stay put. and at this point, every fiber of your being is screaming, "i've got to get back to new york"? >> soufan: that's exactly what i said. i said, you know, "new york is under attack, america under attack. we can investigate the "cole" some other time." and the answer was, "no, ali, it's not about the "cole." it's... it's actually about what happened here." and i was feeling like a knife gone in my heart. i... i felt, "what did we miss? what did we miss?" >> logan: soufan wondered whether he and his team had missed some hint of the 9/11 plot as they investigated the earlier attack on the "cole," and his mission in yemen now took on a new urgency. there were already a number of al qaeda operatives in custody in yemen, and for the fbi, ali soufan was the right man to question them about 9/11. he had been investigating al qaeda for four years, and knew a lot about its oper

the guided missile destroyer uss "cole" was the target of a suicide mission. 17 sailors died. >> johnme to me and said, "it's al qaeda," and... and i totally agreed with him. and he said, "you got to get to the director, and we got to get this so the new york office responds initially." >> narrator: it took hours for barry mawn to convince director freeh to let new york take the lead and to authorize o'neill as the on-scene commander. >> interviewer: washington headquarters of the fbi happy that o'neill was going? >> i... my recollection is that i got questioned on it. "is john the best guy to send?" and i had no hesitancy and said, "absolutely, he's the best guy to send." >> interviewer: why would they have said that? >> well, again, i think it kind of goes back to a little bit of the history john had with some of the folks back there, that there was probably some questioning as, "well, do we want to send o'neill." and, "he does have sharp elbows." or, "his style may be..." they were concerned that he wasn't the best guy to go and that you needed someone more of a diplomat. my view,

cole? >> i don't know how far it goes up. the only thing i know working on the u.s.s.as early as november of 2000. we found about a meeting that took place in southeast asia. two people that were involved with the cole attended the motorcycle and one was a suicide bomber. we were looking at these people all over the world and we have a team working under harsh conditions in yemen trying to bring justice to though 17 sailors. and two people were in the united states. we are looking important people overseas and september 12th i was handed a file these two guys were on plane on flight 77 that hit the pentagon. and the conclusion 9/11 commission, one of the first findings they did if the c.i.a. passed information to us to the people who were investigating the cole we could have probably did something. >> so long before 9/11 did you ask about the file, that you got the day after 9/11? >> we asked about that meeting, if they have any knowledge about that meeting. first written request. in the federal government, it's not paper, so the official request on paper went to the c

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that's an allegation, but the point is that davis said he came upon coles beating up the guy, and colesite. >> oh, okay. >> but there are no credible eyewitnesses. >> what's your theory of the other guy having the gun? i'm trying to figure out what's the reasonable argument, did something else happen than what the jury happened here? >> there's plenty of reasonable arguments. the witnesses recanted. >> no, no, but what did happen then? >> well, the defense theory is a very simple one, that coles is the guy that did the shooting. it was his gun, whatever he did with it. no gun was ever recovered. >> yeah. >> but the theory that was put before the jury by the prosecution is that there had been a shooting earlier that night and they allege that troy davis did that shooting that wounded somebody. >> and the shell casings matched up, they said in the prosecution. >> that's right. >> they said the shell casings from the prior shootings and the shell casings from officer macphail shooting matched up and now everybody agrees from the georgia bureau of investigations that that's wrong, and the r

there's no evidence against sylvester coles.and that the evidence against troy davis is enough to convict him but they're willing to convict him on less evidence than that, again, substantially no evidence at all other than he was a person that was there and he makes a good person to shuffle the blame off onto. >> reverend, i'd like your feelings on that. >> as i look into quianna's face i ask what does she have at steak? spencer lawton knows that in chatham county there have been three exonerations, three death row exonerations. there have been eight in the state of georgia. 159 counties. i'm from savannah, by the way. clearly there's a pattern here and unfortunately tomorrow morning it will be too late for an exoneration for troy davis and so we would urge the justice department and the fbi to take a close look at this. you have these stories of the police going into the community and pressuring witnesses, coercing them, a 16-year-old said they threatened him. this is the kind of thing that just flies in the face of who we say

any of the recordings, even today when you hear a nat cole record, it doesn't sound old fashioned, youw. so corporations will say, well, that's old music." but to me it's not. it's going to last forever. sinatra, ella fitzgerald, louis armstrong, is going to sound great 50 gears now. >> jon: you know who else? >> well, they were my masters ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: i'm telling you, man. when you came out for us-- when you came out forinous washington, i'm telling you, there was only one person i wanted at the end there standing up at the capitol singing to those people and you just-- you exceeded expecting as, as you always do. it's just an honor to see you. >> that was the most beautiful moment in my life because to sing "america the beautiful" right there with the capitol behind us and the flag. >> jon: it was something, baby. >> thank you. >> jon: thank you ( cheers and applause ) "tony bennett: did youets two." it's available everywhere. get it. the great tony bennett. ( cheers and applause ) ♪

>> the theory is, there was a man named red coles, he was there. the first person that came forward, he said troy davis did it. he knew troy was at the scene. >> i thought they were both involved in beating up the homeless guy. >> it is not clear that is an allegation. the point is that davis came upon coles beating up the guy. coal system saying the opposite. there are no incredible eyewitnesses. >> i am trying to figure out what is the reasonable argument, that something else happened. >> there is plenty of reasonable arguments. >> what did happen then? >> well, the defense theory is a simple one. that coles is a guy that did the shooting, it was his gun, no gun was recovered. the theory that was put before the jury by the prosecution, there had been a shooting earlier that night. they allege that troy davis did that shooting that wounded someone. >> the shell casings matched up. >> that's right, they said that shell casings from the prior shooting and the officer shootings matched up and came from the same gun it. now, everybody agrees, the geor

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the uss cole happened in october, right before the election.linton did not take aggressive action afterwards. he's been criticized for that. bush came in if, for eight months he didn't do anything either. so both presidents can be accused of being weak, if you will, with regard to the uss cole. but in each case it's not quite as simple as hindsight would suggest. >> guest: you know, the taliban, also, this was just to continue on this point, the kind of thing the presidents faced looking back at the time, the taliban, of course, were harboring bin laden, and we tried every mechanism of foreign policy under two presidents to get him out of there and came to the conclusion that the taliban would rather give up their country than give up bin laden. and so the administration, both of them, i guess, were faced with if you're going to get bin laden out, you've got to send troops into afghanistan in one way or another, either sub troops, proxies or american soldiers. and then they were debating whether the american public would stand for that. it was

westward from geoff street, encompassing hayes valley, western addition, lower haight, upper haight, cole valley, inner sunset to ninth and lincoln and bows over to north of panhandle, japantown and lower pac heights. >> what's unique about any community, especially the western addition, is that throughout the way it's publicized about the shootings, murders, crime, everybody run around particularly scared, that children come here with smiles on their faces. just a community, a vibrant community, despite what people are saying. >> hayes valley is unique in that there is so much here, ranging from the zen center, where we're sitting today, to the lgbt center, african-american arts and cultural center, korean american center of some of the non-profits and all of the shops and restaurants along haight street and hayes street being within walking distance of city hall and the symphony, ballet, the open practice, the neighborhood offers something to everybody. this is the oldest and first japantown established in the united states of america. it's where the japanese first landed to begin diplo

cole. but sullivan's attack was -- the planned attack was going to be part of a terrorist spectacular involving the bombing of los angeles international airport, lax and tourist sites in jordan and all of these things were going to be related for the millennium and none worked out either because of the incompetence of the plotters or good police work. it shows, a, al qaeda has had its share of failures, as it were, lucky. but, b, it shows the israeli grand-scale plans. this was a plan to not simultaneously but within the same time period blow up an airport in america, blow up a u.s. warship in yemen and blow up places associated with american tourists in jordan. and it would have been pretty devastating. >> where do you think u.s. intelligence has been in all this? >> well, i mean, you know, it's very easy to monday morning quarterback because obviously september 11 was the biggest failure of intelligence gathering in american history. and no one can argue with that fact. on the other hand,

cole bombing in 2000 would eventually strike on u.s. soil. the prologue continues but that gives you a true flavor of the man. it ends with a quote from john o'neill saying that if passion holds all his wealth and all his liabilities, it is the best in me and it is the worst of me but it is me. this prologue speaks a great deal with john o'neill the man who -- the man who by a sheer will tried to get people in this country to understand what was going on and also at the same time spent all this time traveling around the world. if i have time, i have one or two other tiny little snipets i'd like to read, if that's ok. people. just to give you a small flavor of the history of john if i may. in march of 1995, john o'neill was in his office, he was now the fresh, new head of the counterterrorism bureau and sort of what i wrote to give you an idea about how far ahead of the curve he was. back in march 61995, john o'neill was scrambling to get more information. he spent much of the night of march 8th pouring over bin laden's words in his latest com

you would see people like joe lewis, gnat king cole, dorothy can dribble and others who would be presented as the exemplar of the black customer to whom that company now need today appeal. in its own way beyond laws, beyond the capacity to vote, this is a softer form of desegregation but one that's no less significant, of course, given this is a country that's built as much on the capacity to build consumer markets as it is to enjoy rights and reform laws. >> professor green, is that where the title, "selling the race," comes from? >> yes. and in that title i do want to convey that we have to understand the inherent contra duction behind this -- contradiction behind this because we don't want to purely see this as a teely logical story. being integrated, as it were, into the world of the consumer market meant, for instance, that much of the vitality, much of the idiosyncrasy, much of the e collect schism of african identity began to be sort of pushed down and softballed out and homogenized so that with someone like nat king cole, someone like joe lewis, lena lea horneone is presented with

after "ebony," people like joe lewis, nat king cole, dorothy dandridge and a host of others who would be presented as the exemplar of the black customer to whom that company now needed to appeal. in its own way, beyond month, beyond the capacity to go, this is a softer form of desegregation, but one that is no less significant given this is a country built as much on the capacity to generate consumer market as it is the capacity to enjoy rights and reform lies. >> host: professor greene counties that were the title "selling the race" comes from? >> guest: yes, yes. i do want to convey we have to understand the inherent contradiction behind this because we don't want to simply see this as a teleological story, about how everything became better for african-americans. he integrated as a warning to the world of the consumer market, meant for instant that much of the vitality, much of the idiosyncrasy, much of the eclecticism of african identity began to be sort of pushed down and softened out and recognized and homogenized so that with someone like nat king cole, someone like joe lewis,

the even at the time of the trial and initially before when it was being investigated sylvester coles was thought possibly to be the man who committed these crimes he himself went to the police and implicated troy davis and he's one of the two people who have not changed his testimony for obvious reasons but as you pointed out in addition to the seven. of nine witnesses who have now either recanted completely or contradicted their earlier testimony. numerous people have now come forward to implicate sylvester coles even more so at the very least it raises the strongest doubts about whether troy davis really committed this crime and certainly it ought to give pause to the parole board before it orders at this execution be carried out if in fact in my mind it raises the question why isn't this guy getting a new trial i mean forget about whether or not. he should be executed shouldn't he should need shouldn't this trial be reopened. well he has been seeking a new trial ever since he was convicted he has of course continued to maintain his innocence and years demanded a new trial. after s

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the cole street clinic is a youth clinic in the heart of the haight ashbury and they target youth. tom woodell takes care of many of the central city residents and they have great expertise in providing services for many of the homeless. potrero hill and southeast health centers are health centers in those particular communities that are family health centers, so they provide health care to patients across the age span. . >> many of our clients are working poor. they pay their taxes. they may run into a rough patch now and then and what we're able to provide is a bridge towards getting them back on their feet. the center averages about 14,000 visits a year in the health clinic alone. one of the areas that we specialize in is family medicine, but the additional focus of that is is to provide care to women and children. women find out they're pregnant, we talk to them about the importance of getting good prenatal care which takes many visits. we initially will see them for their full physical to determine their base line health, and then enroll them in prenatal care which occurs over

. > for a cole of pand in china, meals come extra large.led on some moon cakes made especially for them. the stuffing was made of eight special ingredients including bamboo chutes. the two can plow through about two pounds of apples a day so the cakes were oversized, just like their appetites. >>> giraffes heading to australia made quite the entrance with a help of a specially made shipping crate on the back of a truck, the giraffe was moved from new zealand to its new home at an australian zoo. the container was designed to let the tall animal sit comfortably and allow its head to peek out. >>> finally, in marriage, it's important to pull your weight. some couples take that literally. case in point, the wife carrying championship in latvia. this is a favorite, the annual event where husbands sprint with their better half wrapped around their shoulders. the fastest time was 21 seconds, but no word on whether this makes their marriage stronger. >> my wife and i were very upset we could not partake this year due to her pregnancy. >> that happ

tried to say sylvester coles was the killer.lked to his family members but could not track him down. >> i don't believe that coles is the one that killed mark at all. >> back with us from the prison in jackson, georgia, is david mattingly and in washington jeffrey toobin. jeff, for viewers just joining, we're still waiting on figuring out what the supreme court is going to do. >> that's right. the -- there was a warrant today that said troy davis could be executed at 7:00 p.m. tonight. all of the courts -- >> jeff, let me jump in. david, what's going on? >> anderson, we're seeing a lot of georgia state patrol, it looks like, showing up here on the scene. there's sirens going, lights flashing. not exactly sure what they're doing here. they seem to be turning and parking creating a barrier to one side of the entrance of the facility here. we saw something similar to this a little while ago. looked like sheriffs deputy vehicles doing the same thing on the other side. it's like they're creating some kind of barrier, some kind of per

during the trial, davis' attorney tried to convince the jurors that a main named sylvester "red" colesler. we tried to find him to have his say. we talked to family members but couldn't track him down. >> i don't believe red coles the one that killed mark at all. >> reporter: among those that believe the case should be re-opened are politics that don't always agree with each other. from jimmy carter to bob barr. troy davis has been hours away from execution three times. he's now one week away from his fourth execution date. gary tuchman, cnn, savannah george. >> we're joined by jeffrey toobin, who has been following the case for years. what do you make of this? >> it's a hard case. this legal saga has been extraordinary. the supreme court, the only time i've heard of it, ordered a federal district court to hold a new hearing in this case in 2010, just last year, and the judge in that case had two days of hearings and wrote 170-page opinion saying that the seven of the -- of the seven witness we have heard about who recanted, it was immaterial, that all but one of them were insignifican

during the trial, davis' attorney tried to convince the jurors that a main named sylvester "red" coleswe tried to find him to have his say. we talked to family members but couldn't track him down. >> i don't believe red coles the one that killed mark at all. >> reporter: among those that believe the case should be re-opened are politics that don't always agree with each other. from jimmy carter to bob barr. troy davis has been hours away from execution three times. he's now one week away from his fourth execution date. gary tuchman, cnn, savannah george. >> we're joined by jeffrey toobin, who has been following the case for years. what do you make of this? >> it's a hard case. this legal saga has been extraordinary. the supreme court, the only time i've heard of it, ordered a federal district court to hold a new hearing in this case in 2010, just last year, and the judge in that case had two days of hearings and wrote 170-page opinion saying that the seven of the -- of the seven witness we have heard about who recanted, it was immaterial, that all but one of them were insignificant wit

monica cole is director of the christian ministry group. >> this is going to be very confusing for childrent be included in their cast. >> abc and "dancing with the stars" are taking what ostensibly was a family friendly show and pushing transgenderism down on the american public. >> reporter: dan gainer of the american research center believes it's all a ratings game with negative consequences. >> abc is certainly normalizing what is clearly abnormal behavior. >> reporter: with his dancing partner at his side chaz addressed the ballroom backlash. >> it's made me realize i'm really glad i'm doing this because america really needs to see this. >> reporter: bono has become the most public face of the transgendered community even making a documentary about his transition for own. earlier i interviewed him for "nightline." . are you a straight man now. >> yes, i am. always was. just didn't know he. >> reporter: he understands it may be hard for some to accept hill. even his famously liberal mother cher struggled. >> she essentially disappeared. >> yeah, she needed the time to process it and tha

two years later al qaeda bombed the uss cole.oufan was chasing the attack and bin laden when september 11th happened. within a week of 9/11 he was face to face with the al qaeda custody anywhere, interrogating bin laden's confidant in prison. that produced america's confirmation that al qaeda and bin laden were behind the 9/11 attack. within six months soufan was face to face with zubaydah. that was credited with identifying the mastermind, khalid sheikh mohammed. when you get to the part about that interrogation, in ali soufan's book "black banners" it starts to look like this. writing for the first few pages. you start to see a few more redactions. then you get page after page of redacted text. there's something in here that somebody still doesn't want you to know. let me introduce you now to ali soufan to explain why the book is called "the black banners: the inside story of 9/11 and the war against al qaeda."k yofor b. i know you cou be anywhere for your first live interview. i'm grateful you're here. >> thank you for having

armed conflict one example is the cluster bomb a hollow shell with rejects multiple smaller nations cole bombing is or bomb lives . up to a third of these bombers can fail to detonate on impact perceptively becoming landmines. again. not all unexploded ordnance is accidental eighty two nations are contaminated with landmines landmine play to kill or maim fifteen to twenty thousand civilians per year in afghanistan there are ten to twelve landmine casualties each day the issue of landmines is a critical one in afghanistan and there are two ways you can tell if they are they are present the first is of course if the grass hasn't been grazed if the grass is tall and standing and there's no evidence that's been eaten there are probably landmines in the shepherds are keeping their animals away but the second when the local people find land mines they tend to paint rocks and they paint them red on one side and white on the other on the red side is where the land mines are located . ok. ok. the problem is when you have a landslide or a flood which washes through a landmine area first of all the

there were some upper 40s, cole valley, twin weaks -- twin peaks.very warm inland temperatures in the higher elevations. already 80 around 1500 feet. so there's not much of a breeze for anybody but there is a little hint of the sea breeze close to the coast. there is our little low. see how that is wrapped you there? well, that's gonna spin in a few clouds. you have to keep an eye on those upper level guys as we like to say. 80s, 90s to near 100. clearlake 100 but 68 towards stinson beach. but sonoma or slow-noma, as they say. it will be 89. alameda, 74. berkeley, 75. went with 100 for antioch and brentwood. 87 milpitas, 90 cupertino. upper 90s towards santa clara valley. 60s, 70s. there could be a big difference in the city temperatures. 85 redwood city. woodside at 86. a little cooldown on thursday and then a brief warmup on friday. yes, roller coaster -- roller coaster. and it look does look like we'll -- we'll see clouds from a low that will park itself off southern california. >>> a drink a day could deep anking away. a new study released tau i

respect that's something william cole said they need to address. >> when you are doing an event as large as this everybody can make money. >> reporter: one issue he said possible customers may have been scared by how bad the traffic could have been. >> people assume they would have a hard time getting downtown as we all saw getting in and out wasn't the problem. >> reporter: one change to look for next year more pedestrian bridges around the race course, the size of the crowds overwhelmed them and people had to line up to cross the bridge that were in place. a good problem to have but one that needs to be addressed. >> they were based on projected attendance and i think as everybody could tell the attend as was huge. >>> the impact could take months to determine but there are three things they can use. the taxes it collects on admission to the event, parking and the hotel tax, a news conference on thursday will talk about those elements. once again the baltimore city department of transportation is saying that all of the streets around the race course will be open in time for the morning

. >> when you have the fact that there is a viable suspect, sylvester red coles, who said he is the manmacphail that night. when you have the fact that troy davis was treated in a different way when the eyewitnesss were being presented with photographs of the suspects. when you look at the vast majority of the evidence against troy davis, and you realize that there was no physical evidence presented against him, and that seven of the nine nonpolice eyewitnesss recant their testimony at a minimal, as a responsible american, you have to say, our country has no business putting that man to death. i don't believe that -- he is innocent, and i'm ashamed, ed, i'm ashamed of our country, because this is not what america is supposed to be about. and my heart goes out to troy davis' family and also to the macphail family, because the real killer is walking around, ed, and that's something that needs to be repeated over and over about this case, there's not justice for that family either. >> jeremy, how did the prosecutor get a conviction if the evidence is so overwhelming that he, in your opinio

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new zealand to henry cole to discuss the future opponents a slate unlike the players can learn from watching the open. road of the snyderman . because we're looking at these games not just poor blacks they'll be watching the wallabies south africa and i hope the players do pick up some good tips and some good habits but as it is a coaching staff look at the school we're going to focus on. the obvious you know opposition look at our strengths but. troy. troy. what we can do is. position show the strengths this is where cornell strengths and trying we're going ok. going forward on europeans if i mean one of the strengths and weaknesses of italians in your opinion. see there it's here one nation they play against position we can we can come from top level clubs throughout europe. to get the exposure and that's called the experience. stream for them the other day against australia you know they will compete for forty minutes really good kicking game from illinois. and they link well the goal they've always been really good forwards good scrummagers good move is a lineout is very sick sister got