hayden hasn't responded in this particular story but one of the officials close to michael hayden said he has never held anything, was never asked by dick cheney to hold back on everything. >> and he was under no restrictions by the then vice president dick cheney. adds fuel to the fire about the pelosi said she was not informed. >> my question is are we supposed to tell congress everything or are top officials supposed to tell congress everything, especially when it comes to counterterrorism? >> yes. >> yes. >> how can you trust every congressman to keep certain things a secret. >> it's not every congressman. it's the senate and the intelligence committees. >> how many congressmen? they're sworn to secrecy? >> essentially they're called the gang of eight. they have to be informed of all, all counterterrorism -- >> we elect these officials because they have oversight to us. we vote these people into office. these people need to be responsible and linked to voters. when you have people outside the purview of the intelligence committee who are making up programs and don't answer to us, t

all those stories and much more starting tomorrow. >>> former cia director, general michael hayden, is denying claims the bush administration misled congress about the details of its post-9/11 surveillance program. in an interview with the associated press, hayden said he personally kept top members of congress well-informed all along the way. the ex-cia chief was reacting to a report by u.s. inspectors general, who called the program unprecedented. the report also questioned its legal rationale and the security that surrounded it. >>> in washington state, a brother and sister who said their father sexually molested them as kids now insist that it never happened. former police officer, clyde spencer, was convicted and spent nearly 20 years in prison for the alleged crime. in 2004, the governor commuted his sentence when it was revealed that prosecutors withheld medical exams that showed no signs of abuse. on friday, his children recanted their story. he said he only admitted the story after persistent questioning by a detective. >>> budget cuts in massachusetts, may force boston's fran

. >>> former cia director general michael hayden denies claims the bush administration misled congress about the details of its post-9/11 surveillance program. in an interview with the associated press, hayden said he personally kept top members of congress well informed all along the way. the ex-cia chief was reacting to a report on friday by a team of u.s. inspectors general which called the program unprecedented. the report also questioned its legal rationale and the secrecy that surrounded it. >>> the white house may not be behind the move, but attorney general eric holder apparently may push forward with a criminal investigation into the bush administration's interrogations of terror suspects. a justice department official tells the associated press holder is considering whether to appoint a prosecutor. president obama has expressed reluctance about such a probe saying the nation should look forward, not backward. the white house is concerned an investigation could distract from other priorities such as health care reform. >>> president obama and the first family arrived back at t

>>reporter: hayden is just 15. >> time hours on earth giving back. >>reporter: best known for her generosity. she often ran fundraising events for the needy in frederick county. >> she never said no. she touched so many lives and she was just such a bright light. i can't even imagine all the holes she will leave behind. >>reporter: kim felix was the mother of 3 girls. nile booth leaves behind a daughter and his son hayden. >> definitely a trying time for the entire family. we are not really sure where we are going to go from here but we'll find a way. >>reporter: the 4 victims were involved in a charity called heal a flight for hope. in september the group was slated to help at risk youth learn to fly skills during a weekend adventure all the way to tennessee. this is fox free for all friday news at 5:30. >>> all right thank you kathleen. houses of worship target of thieves in baltimore county. 2 cockiesville area churches were broken into some time between 5:30 monday night and tuesday morning. a total of fitch khoyvs in the area robbed since the we

can be made to the hayden and annabel trust fund in care of sandy spring bank in mt. airy. >> natural resources police say a search for a miss child in kent county called off for night. 11-year-old girl disappeared after she fell from a boat and hit by another boat on the sassafras river. search is set to resume tomorrow morning. >> and health officials report the fourth swine flu related death in maryland. they say it was an adult from the easton shore with no immediate apparent underlying conditions. for privacy, specific details about the person are not being released. but an investigation into the death is underway. so far, there have been 300 deaths related to the swine flu in the u.s. but according to the cdc that could be a fraction of what we will see in the future. myranda stephens is here now, with the alarming numbers. myranda? >> that's right karen. an estimated 36,000 people dyed die each year from the regular flu. but health officials predict more than twice as many people will die from the swine flu, over the next couple of years. if a vaccine is not re

sitting behind lyndon johnson after -- when johnson took over the presidency, and you had mccormick and haydenas the two people sitting behind the president when he was giving -- speaking to a joint session of congress and it sent chills through everybody. so you should -- clearly, the majority should be in the line of succession and he's not an officer of the -- official officer of the senate so you make him an official officer by changing the rules and make him a president pro tem. that's a relatively minor fix. i have a mixed view in terms of designating people outside of d.c. i can understand why that's necessary. my preference would be to continue to have the cabinet be in the line of succession, though, you should reorder the priorities of the cabinet members. it shouldn't just be an accident in terms of the creation, the time that the cabinet position was created. there are good reasons to put the secretary of homeland security fairly high up, maybe not in the top four but maybe at the fifth or sixth. and the real problem here is that you do have different individuals, different persona

>> well, i think you have to look, for example, at what general hayden said yesterday.me out publicly on the record and said he was under absolutely to restraint from briefing congress and that he had a series of triggers about when congress needed to be briefed and that those triggers were not met with this particular program. i think it does a disservice to former directors of the cia to politicize this issue and i think it does a disservice to the bush administration, frankly. we kept the nation safe for eight years. >> first, miss cheney, general hayden became director of the cia in 2006. that would be two years after george tenet of the cia shelled the program. and the story he was speaking of was, quote, speaking only of his time at the agency and not of the early period after 2001 when cheney might have interveneded. third, miss cheney, you have said before that democrats politicized this by leaking details of the cia program. no, cia officials themselves brought this to panetta's attention. the democrats revealed only that they had been lied to. who revealed the

>> as you mentioned, hayden told npr he was not told by cheney to not brief congress.aughter has been making the rounds defending her father and this is what she said today. >> you had the general yesterday come out publicly and say that it is not true, that the particular set of activities they are talking about never rose to the level of a program that would have to be briefed. >> i reached out to george tenet, and a spokesperson said that he was not speaking to the press at this time. shepard: president obama's energy plan is an enormous threat to our economy. that from the alaskan governor, sarah palin. it is our first political attacks since announcing she will step down as governor at the end of the month. the energy plan would force power plants in factories across the nation's seen it to limit global warming. but in an article for the "washington post," she said that this would inflict permanent damage. the bill passed last month and she makes the point that workers already expected job losses. >> that is what she points out, that the bill puts aside money for

hayden said he personally briefed top lawmakers. so far, president obama is silent on the controversy, but has repeated opinions about the bush abuses. >>> and tomorrow, confirmation hearings for sonia sotomayor. she will appear before the senate committee. she will face tough questioning, and president obama called to wish her good luck before the questioning. and tonight, others weigh in regarding the hearings. >>> and to maryland, where two mother-daughter murders in largo this year are not connected. police found the two shot to death inside their home back in january. two months later, a similar case in the neighborhood. the bodies of dolores dewitt and her daughter were found burned in their car. they were two cases they believed at first were linked. >>> and two identities in a double murder, this one in the park. a man and woman found dead in the apartment. police believe that the suspected killer committed suicide miles away in d.c.. authorities were initially called there for allegations of domestic violence. >>> and a cri

the cia director general hayden came out this afternoon and said he was never told not to brief congress about it the idea that vice president cheney or president bush or anybody told the cia director mike hayden came out and said i was never told not to brief congress. let's go back to it. this ask a program according to the "wall street journal" that was designed to kill al qaeda leadership. it was never put into action. bill: there is no legal reason to. you know what this is all about, don't you, mr. rove? >> protecting nancy pelosi and undermining the effectiveness of our intelligence agencies in a time of war. bill: nope. it's all about the economy. the economy is going south. things aren't working out. this is the best diversion that the democrats, you know, the far left zealots can come up with. >> i think you may be right that that's in the minds of some. it's got a more immediate effect of trying to protect nancy pelosi for ho is still under fire for having said the cia lied to her. bill: thanks, mr. rove. always appreciate it. always appreciate it. next on the [grunts] ahh, ok

. >> michael hayden, the former head of the c.i.a., told n.p.r. yesterday that former vice president dick cheney never told him not to brief congress about the fledgling proposal, despite the fact that c.i.a. director leon panetta reportedly told the house and senate intelligence committees that he found notes in cheney's hand writing to that effect. cheney's daughter liz defended her father. >> you had general hayden yesterday come out publicly and say it's just not true, that the particular set of activities they talking about never rose to the level of a program that would have had to be briefed. >> the proposal involved setting up paramilitary hit teams to execute terrorists on foreign soil, but ran into logistical problems, according to three sources familiar with it. "the new york times," in fact, exposed an aspect of this plan back in december 2002. national security correspondent james risen wrote about a hit list being created for 2 dozen al qaeda leaders. house speaker nancy pelosi said yesterday she supports the further inquiry. >> as t

>> i'm sorry, say this again. >> the hayden case, didn't it actually present a challenge to the designst, rather than the result of the test? >> again, regardless of what the challenges about what test is at issue, the core holding of that precedent was that if an employee could show a disparate impact from a particular practice or test or activity by a employer, then that employee had a prima facie case of liability under title 7. so the question is was the city subject to because the employees could bring a suit under established law, challenging that the city of new haven had violated title 7. that was the question. >> okay. was one of the reasons why it was a very important case. when the second circuit considered whether to review the decision in bulk, didn't you join an opinion admitting that the case presents, quote, difficult issues, unquote? >> well, the district court noted that it was a different scenario, but it evaluated its decision -- it evaluated the case in a 78-page decision and gave a full explanation, one which the panel agreed with by adopting the opinion of the di

hayden noel is a professor at the university of illinois college of business. nice to see welcome to a program. thanks for having me. we have seen companies cut advertising significantly. because the advertising market has been so sold off in those companies that are still advertising seem to be able to be growing their business. is there a connection? yes there is. there has been a lot of research done that looks at the connection between advertising spending especially during a recession and positive outcomes and growth for companies. here we have seen after the 7475 recession companies that actually spin on advertising show an increase in growth substantially especially in the long term. an example would be philip morris they took the opportunity to spend in a soul in increase in growth but other companies hersheys for instance all eight decrease in growth after the recession because they did not take the opportunity to spend at that point in time. both chief marketing officers will tell you it's not just in the money on advertising it depends on how your sp

me and chris hayden performed cpr. >> her death is not rare. 56 people in the country died. signs like these are posted at parks and schools all over howard county sending a message that some take seriously. >> reporter: officials want to make sure kids get the message and it's more importance that adults are paying attention. >> the vast majority are hit and killed are males who are out figuring we'll play it out or whatever and that can be dangerous. >> few people can walk away from a lightning strike. 20% of the people struck are killed. many of them were under a tree or out on the water. >> lightning can hit anyone. when you're outside and hear the thunder, you're at risk. it's important to go inside. >> reporter: maryland ranks 20 20th in the country with the number of lightning strikes, 88,000 strikes a year. >>> if you're a fan of the sun and surf at ocean city, you're not alone. an environmental group is calling it one of the best beaches in the country. the defense council giving them five stars for the clean water ranking it 8th in the nation. >>> michael ori will

trace: any word at all from michael hayden? know that he said that dick cheney told them not to conceal this. >> he did say that a couple of days ago in an interview with national public radio. michael hayden, former director from 2006, earlier this year, said that he had never been told not to brief congress. the person we have not heard from as georgetown and, who was the cia director of the time that the proposal was made. i reached out to him yesterday, his spokesman said that he is not speaking to the press at this time. jennifer, thank you. martha: congress passed the economic stimulus package, you all remember. the plan was meant to create more jobs, but since then the unemployment rate has gone up. does this mean that the stimulus plan did not work? if so, is there a better way? joining us now, dr. peter recede. welcome back. a lot of polls are being taken on this, whether or not the stimulus plan is working. the white house would say that this takes time and that we are dealing with the difficult economy and a tough jo

hayden was not injured but taken off on a stretcher. wow. unbelievable. pretty scary and that's sports. >>> credit cards are certainly convenient, but they're not perfect. you may want to keep a close eye on those statements you never there. money expert jennifer westhoven is looking out for you and your wallet. >> hi, i hope your weekend's going really well. maybe you heard the story this week about a guy who got his credit card bill and he had been charged a quadrillion dollars for a pack of cigarettes. that was obviously a mistake but what do you do if you get a crazy charge? it could just be $100. first thing to do call the store or whoever is charging you as quickly as possible. sometimes time is of the essence. no matter what happens on that phone call, maybe you resolve it, maybe you don't. maybe they will look into it and make sure you call your credit card company and alert them to the discrepancy and you can even say, look, i called the store, they haven't resolved it yet, i wanted to let you know so they wanted to be on guard. another thing to

the four people were from all accounts the kind of people we aspired to be. 15-year-old hayden boothost his father, mentor, and hero. >> i always looked up to him as a kid. i always said i wanted to be like you when i grow. >> hours before the crash, they were involved in a fundraiser in hagerstown for at risk youth. >> the things he were passionate about where his faith, family, and aviation. it is hard be here today. >> it is all we can do to hold together. about this woman remembers jeffrey nordaas . she watched it grow up in her columbia neighborhood. >> you cannot find a finer young man. >> a helicopter pilot has been described as an incredibly talented and caring young man, a recent graduate in minnesota, where he excelled at in sports. the third victim in the crash, of westminster, md., also lost his life. the third victim of newmarket works here and frederick. jay korff, abc 7 news. >> we will head to the crash scene again to get the latest information on what caused the crash. meantime, you could see pictures of the wreckage and hear from the witnesses on wjla.com. >>> maryl

>> i'm sorry, say this again. >> hayden case. didn't it actually present a challenge to the design of the case rather than the results of the -- design of the employment test rather than the results of the case? >> again, regardless of what the challenge is about what test is at issue, the core holding of that precedent was that if an employee could show a disparate impact from a particular practice or test or activity by an employer, then that employee had a prima facie case of -- of liability under title seven. so, it -- the question is, was the city subject to potential liability because the employees, the city of new haven, because the employees could bring a suit under established law challenging that the city of new haven had violated title seven. >> that's one -- >> so, that was the question. >> that's one of the reasons why it's a very important case. when the circuit -- second circuit considered whether to review the decision on balk, didn't you join an opinion admitting that the case presents, quote, difficult issues, u

. >> well, did any of the cia directors, whether george tenet or porter goss or michael hayden, did they violate any laws by not sharing this information with the congress? >> well, it's not my interest to get into recrimination or blame at this stage. let me say, the program was not briefed. there is no evidence of it having been briefed. there is no evidence in the cia of it having briefed, and there's no evidence in the committee files of our having been briefed, nor do i remember having been briefed on it. so i think that's the evidence that we have today. now, this -- >> do you think the intelligence committee should call any of these individuals and the former vice president, dick cheney, to come before your panel and be questioned about it? >> well, we well may down the line call some people. i don't think this should be driven by press questions. i think it should be driven by a very even-handed investigation of what did go on. and we are doing that in an informal way. and i have written for information, additionally. we've spent the last two days marking up the intelligence auth

at that time, director hayden came and briefed us. i think what the committee needs to do on a bipartisan basis, we need to take the ambiguity on a timely and fully basis and move forward. >> the speaker of the house has said that the cia lied to her. seven democrats sending that letter on leon panetta, asking him to apologize effectively for defending the institution. one can't help but think of the 74 church commission from which the cia and intelligence community required three decades, some would argue longer, to recover. i mean, why this -- why, given the fact that you have the ability to do this in closed committee, and to do so with great sensitivity, isn't it happening that way rather than in full view? if it's going to be partially in view, don't the american people have the right to know precisely what's going on? >> if we had longer time, lou, i would engage you in a longer conversation. >> since we don't, can you just answer my question, congressman? >> but to see that the cia complies with the law is not to set it back. i

. >> and with regard to this particular program, general hayden gave an interview in which he said he felt no restriction at all from anybody about whether he could brief congress, that the plans never rose to the level where a briefing would have been required. sean: do you think they're trying to intimidate your father and silence him because he has probably been the most effective voice in opposition to the obama foreign policy? >> maybe. i think they're doing a pretty poor job at it if that's what they're trying to do. fundamentally they do not like the notion that we're at war. they don't believe we're at war. sean: no, it's a man-caused disaster. >> and they don't want to deal with the fact that president bush and vice president cheney kept the nation safe for eight years. they don't want to have to address that. so instead they want to attack the programs, and now we hear that they are in fact going to try to prosecute potentially the men and women who carried out those programs. sean: and it seems too they're going directly after your father. >> i think that's right, but in yo

the plan died by the time michael hayden took over in 2006. then it remained dormant, i'm told.ome who knew about the proposal wondered why this proposal has warranted so much attention. >> when you have members of the c.i.a. spending more time delving back into paperwork over the past decade to try to figure out what was said and what was not said, instead of thinking about how to keep us safe and how to keep us safe from attacks is an utter waste of our time. >> why all of a sudden on this thing where supposedly we didn't get briefed on a program that never happened, but the magic words, dick cheney pop out? then all of a sudden, it becomes a priority issue? >> democrats on the house intelligence committee leaked that dick cheney reportedly told the c.i.a. not to brief congress. now, congress is not supposed to be briefed by the c.i.a. according to the 1947 national security act unless there is, quote, significant intelligence activity, and i'm told that this program did not warrant that. bret. >> jennifer griffin, live at the pentagon. bret: taliban commanders are threatening

remember, general hayden, the former director of the cia came out yesterday and said i was never told not to brief congress. and the paid the line on this, lou, is this is a program that never happened. we weren't briefed on a program. >> i'm sorry. >> it was never executed. >> congresswoman, you get the last quick word, please. >> i think the american people deserve to have a congress that takes the word of national security as seriously as they do. this warrants investigation. and i hope and pray that the house intelligence committee will make the decision to do so, establish facts and deal with them. >> congresswoman, thank you very much. appreciate it. congressman hoekstra, thank you very much. a reminder to vote on our poll. the question is would you trust your senator or congressman with a secret? we'd like to hear your answer to this. we'll have the results for you in just a matter of moments. >>> up next, judge sotomayor retreating from her wise latina comment. she's no locker making law. president obama with pessimistic comments about the economy and that's not his only probl

but michael hayden says congress has always been fully informed. jamie? >> jamie: president obama turning to the newspapers to try to defend the stimulus package. in an op-ed piece in the "washington post" today, the president is urging americans to have patience with the $787 billion plan that is meant to give the economy a boost. >> critics say it hasn't helped create new jobs but the president says the plan is designed to work not immediately but over a two-year period. emotional family members flocked to burr oaks cemetery in illinois. another headline we're following. they're filling out forms in an effort to try to find their loved ones. police say four workers there dug up graves and dumped the bodies so they could resell the empty plots and pocket the cash. at least 300 graves were disturbed. more drug violence playing out in the street of lawless tijuana, just across the border. shoot-out between police and suspected members of a drug cartel in which one suspect was killed and two federal police agents were hurt. it's in the western part of mexic

. >> me and crais hade -- chris hayden performed cpr on her. i was just hoping she was going to come through. >> reporter: so far, 26 people this year died from lightning. 28 last year. and in maryland, lightning has killed 124 people in the last 50 years. that's why signs like these are being poifted at parks and schools all -- posted at parks and schools all over the county. sending a message. >> we hear a thunderstorm, we actually have to get off the court. >> reporter: health officials want to make sure kids playing outdoors get the message. they say it's even more important that adults are paying attention. >> the vast majority of people who are hit and killed or hit and severely injured are males, which is not surprising, who are out and figuring, oh, well, we'll just play it out through the rain, whatever. and that can be very dangerous. >> reporter: in fact, few people can walk away from a lightning strike. 20% of the people struck are killed. 70% suffer serious injuries and side effects. many of them were under a tree or out of the wat

supreme court -- 2000 supreme court case as has precedent and a binding second circuit court case, the hayden case, as precedent. and as the judge has noted, she incorporated the district court, as they often do, incorporated the district court decision. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i have great respect for senator kyl. i've worked with him, i guess, about 12 years now on the subcommittee of this committee. but i think there is a fundamental misreading of the supreme court decision, if i understand it. it's my understanding that the court was 5-4, is that correct? >> it was. >> and that the four >> you are watching highlights from the judiciary committee hearing on the nomination of judge sotomayor to the supreme court. we will continue in a moment with democrat al franken. you can see video on the web site with highlights and question and answer sessions, as well as links to articles. i would ask that it be entered into the record. sir, can i enter it into the record? okay. thank you. thank you, judge sotomayor, for your patience. and your terrific answers. we've heard a lot about y

general hayden said we'll try to keep this again, if you have this thing rolling for five, six, seven years, on and off, at what point do you say it is just beyond the preliminary stage? that's a fundamental question. there is an obligation to congress to say, we got to watch what we're doing. >> dylan, i think your take on it is exactly right. the first question is should they have cold congress. everybody will say, sure, at a certain point they should have. we can let lawyers figure out where that threshold us. we are fighting two wars. why couldn't the cia get this right? we couldn't we figure out where to go, where to do it and where these guys were? that's what the cia is supposed to do. >> that's the question. we'll take a break. gavin, i'll get new here. we'll pick up also on the fed. federal reserve said the economy is in fact sinking not quite as fast, as slowly down is the new up. back with that conversation after that. >>> plus, sarah palin path to the white house. could start looking a lot like president obama's. new details on the money she's raising and where it is comin

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director, michael hayden.ut we're told this proposal was just one of many ideas for dealing with al qaeda and that it never went past the planning stage, and this is key. because several lawmakers are acting upset after the current c.i.a. director leon panetta told them about it. he reportedly said he canceled the whole thing last month and he has notes indicating that the former vice president dick cheney ordered the c.i.a. not to discuss the idea with congress. the democrats have questioned whether that may, in fact, be against the law. well, it has been a dangerous six months on the oceans. a new report shows the number of pirate attacks has more than doubled compared to the same period a year ago. according to the international maritime bureau, pirates attacked at least 340 times through the month of june, 240. the group says many of those attacks happened in the waters off the coast of somalia. in fact, just last week, pirates attacked four times in four days in the gulf of aden. even more frightening to

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there was an undergraduate at the university of michigan and tom hayden who read that as a ticket as inspiration. it was basically the source for the statement which was in the manifesto of the sts and the new left. and in his memoirs he makes no bones about this, he said it c. wright mills was my image, a combination of james dean and it seemed to be speaking to maine. norman mailer was also -- when he showed up at the chicago demonstrations in 1968 young people cheered him. that was because of advertisements in 1959. he had not written the seventh that he became better to be known for then. so there was definitely these people were a model for what happened later. in in the back there. >> i'm trying to collect my memory is and try and recall what major events happened in 1959. i can think of it 1958, i can think of a 1962, 1958 the change of the new constitution and french republic, and i think in 62 when eisenhower chancellor of germany died in and have been -- germany has paid its dues basically and from now on we're at the ready to take off. but i can't recall and maybe you can

69, tillman is the fourth youngest pitcher to debut for the orioles, matt riley, storm davis, and haydene all 20 years. chris tillman 21 years and 105 days. that ball in the air. left center field. reimold going over, back near the wall, and he's got it! right up against the wall, right at 364 mark. >> buck: nolan reimold just about ran out of room and had a bead on it and felt he was comfortably in front of that wall. it's the youngest debut of oriole starters since '69. storm riley -- storm davis in '82 and hayden pen in 2005 and chris tillman tonight. >> gary: and a strike on the outside corner to bloomquist. >> buck: interesting numbers. riley would have the 9 decisions in thinks career. e.r.a. 6. storm davis had a tremendous career, just over 4 e.r.a. mason pitched in over a thousand games and pen with ten decisions. so you have mixed results bringing up the young pitchers and hopefully it will turn out to be more like storm davis. >> gary: 1-1 to bloomquist. bloomquist flied out his first time out. >> buck: i don't think there's any form for having a guy knowing when he's going to

>> you need to look at what general hayden said, who said publicly on the record and said he was undero restraint for briefing congress and he had a series of triggers when congress needed to be briefed and they were not met with this particular program. it does a disservice to former directors of the cia to politicsize this issue and the bush administration frankly. we kept the nation safe for eight years and the nation has been down this path before. we went through a whole series of investigations into the cia after vietnam. and what we see is that it weakens our ability to gather intelligence. it damages morale at the agency. >> i don't disagree with that. >> i think the democrats have got to think long and hard before they send us down the path again. >> think long and hard as do they want to go to. i'm saying, if the answer no, there's no way to go. is there nowhere to go? >> i don't think it's a question you can answer that way. we had a whole series of intelligence program that's were effective in keeping the country safe. i think clearly the allegations that we're hearing are

." >>> hayden pen tee area drops the super powers entitled character "i love you, beth cooper." the line he uses in his val districtry speech. >> i love you, beth cooper. >> reporter: even though they never have spoke is about they wind up getting together and it turns into a night that he won't want to remember. "i love you beth cooper." >>> preparations are under way for this weekend's billy joel/elton john con sefrmt this will be the first concert ever at the stadium and it will be the biggest event to take place since pope benedict held a papal mass there last year. the concert is later today. elton john and billy joel are performing around the country as part of their face-to-face tour. >>> we have sports and weather straight ahead. steve will have the preview straight ahead. the humidity and a little bit of rain on the way. fios guy! where ya headed? ah, just installed fios in the whole building. now everyone has the fastest upload speeds. and we're giving them a mini netbook. well, i'm sticking with cable. so's ted. (voice) no i'm not! he's just goofing. (voice) no i'm no

sitting behind lyndon johnson after -- when johnson took over the presidency, and you had mccormick and haydenas the two people sitting behind the president when he was giving -- speaking to a joint session of congress and it sent chills through everybody. so you should -- clearly, the majority should be in the line of succession and he's not an officer of the -- official officer of the senate so you make him an official officer by changing the rules and make him a president pro tem. that's a relatively minor fix. i have a mixed view in terms of designating people outside of d.c. i can understand why that's necessary. my preference would be to continue to have the cabinet be in the line of succession, though, you should reorder the priorities of the cabinet members. it shouldn't just be an accident in terms of the creation, the time that the cabinet position was created. there are good reasons to put the secretary of homeland security fairly high up, maybe not in the top four but maybe at the fifth or sixth. and the real problem here is that you do have different individuals, different persona

hayden but we have heard from officials who worked with him in response to what we have heard and therth between nancy pelosi and the cia, her saying they lied and misled congress and leon panetta saying not true and leon panetta said it is not our policy to practice or mislead congress, it is against our laws and values. now, when he learned about the program, that was allegedly kept quiet from the cia he went to congress, the gang of 8, back in june, and we're learning about this. >> dave: june 23rd. >> clayton: and said, i learned about this yesterday. i ended the program yesterday,'d and brought it to congress to let them know about it. >> and a program went on from 2001 until june, as you mentioned, so whatever the program was, it had gone on for 8 years, now. and years, of course from a cia spokesman. >> it is not agency practice to discuss what may or may not, as they said, in a classified beefing, be said and when a cia unit brought to it director panetta's attention it was with the recommendation it be shared appropriately with congress and that was his view and he took swift

i believe general mike hayden, who was the most previous recent head of the cia and head of the nationalsecurity agency in 2001 has come out and said that no one ever told him not to go brief the congress when there was a legal requirement to do so. so my experience in dealing with the last administration was that we tried to work as hard as we could with congress in making sure they understood what was going on in the executive branch subject to the need to protect the national security of our country. >> alberto gonzales, thank you for your time this morning. we'll be right back. >> announcer: this portion of "the early show" sponsored by the national association of realtors. buying or selling a home? every market's different. first piece of nicorette was about 30 seconds after i woke up. still not smoking! seven days. nicorette takes just enough of the edge off the need. i still want to light up, but i don't have to. (announcer) you can do it. nicorette can help. when morning comes in the middle of the night, [ rooster crow ] it affects your entire day. to get a good night's sleep, tr

michael hayden has said he never received any order to keep anything quite, so we are watching that story as it develops. also more coverage of the sotomayor hearing. they're all out eating lunch right now, getting sustenance for the afternoon. she was grilled this morning by senators who want investigation. imodium multi-symptom relief combines two powerful medicines for fast relief of your diarrhea symptoms, so you can get back out there. imodium. get back out there. or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. martha: democrats are pushing ahead with plans to hold hearings on the cia and investigate whether the investigation ever materialized. but the existence of a plan or the idea of it, captured or killed by al qaeda leaders. they are investigating claims about her being told about the harsh investigation, mainly that. waterboarding. what can you tell us about what the plan was or if they plan got off the ground? >> i spoke to officials with direct knowledge of the

. >> willard hayden. pasadena, california.red insurance broker, loved lawn bowling and golf, a proud award winning photographer. >> i know why they call them grocers now. and hallie mae barnes. >> 10. loves all types of flowers, especially roses. loves to spend time with the family and friends. >> lloyd mostrom. >> secret to longevity is savoring the moment. 30 steps to get into the house. we've got to get moving here. only 30 seconds. >> okay, tullis hostetter. >> albany, new york, 103. her third try trying to get on. >> and beautiful florence shapiro. >> 101, volunteers at the cancer institute. hit the dance floor recently. all right, uncle willie, thank you so much. guys? >> good morning. i am mindy basara. baltimore county police believe someone on board a light rail train that struck two teenage boys may have witnessed the accident. the hope that surveillance footage will provide them with the witnesses' information. police are releasing few details as to why the location of for the witnesses were sitting is importantly i

supreme court, the year 2000 security case as, as precedent and binding second circuit court case, the hayden case as precedent and as the judge has noted -- >> we're going to continue our coverage and take a little break and they're going to move on to the next democratic senator and they'll start asking questions. democrat from rhode island and he'll be followed by lindsey graham, the republican senator from south carolina. his earlier questioning in the first round was a dramatic highlight of these hearings. our coverage continues after this. of the world's most revered luxury sedan. this is a history of over 50,000 crash-tested cars... this is the world record for longevity and endurance. and one of the most technologically advanced automobiles on the planet. this is the 9th generation e-class. this is mercedes-benz. >>> welcome back to the confirmation hearings of sonia sotomayor. dianne feinstein, the democratic senator from california just starting to ask some questions. we'll go there in a moment. jon kyl, the republican senator from arizona, they went through a long technical discuss

sitting behind lyndon johnson after -- when johnson took over the presidency, and you had mccormick and hayden as the two people sitting behind the president when he was giving -- speaking to a joint session of congress and it sent chills through everybody. so you should -- clearly, the majority should be in the line of succession and he's not an officer of the -- official officer of the senate so you make him an official officer by changing the rules and make him a president pro tem. that's a relatively minor fix. i have a mixed view in terms of designating people outside of d.c. i can understand why that's necessary. my preference would be to continue to have the cabinet be in the line of succession, though, you should reorder the priorities of the cabinet members. it shouldn't just be an accident in terms of the creation, the time that the cabinet position was created. there are good reasons to put the secretary of homeland security fairly high up, maybe not in the top four but maybe at the fifth or sixth. and the real problem here is that you do have different individuals, different person