accusing president obama of using bin laden's death to gain applause from the american people and hollywood and texas governor rick perry is hoping to lasso a new title mr president it daily take the night on why fair is perry's biggest endorser let us into the two thousand and eight recession and could lead us into another financial meltdown. that republicans have started their latest which on against president obama on this one involves hollywood last week in new york times columnist maureen dowd said that the obama administration is sharing classified information about the osama bin laden raid to oscar winning filmmaker kathryn bigelow who is currently three years into working on a film about bin laden dowd wrote the white house is counting on the big screen version of the killing of bin laden to counter obama's growing reputation as ineffectual the movie is scheduled to open on october twelfth two thousand and twelve perfectly timed to give a home stretch boost to a campaign that has grown tougher the movie makers are getting top level access to the most classified mission in history fr

there's tmz and ew and access hollywood. we're not any one of those things.ty site. we really do cover the business in entertain. media. >> you don't do any gossip? >> there are many occasions when gossip intersects with real news. we like to think we have a sense of humor, but it's not our obsessive focus. we believe we serve as a news function. there was nothing like that serving that purpose when we started "the wrap." >> since you live online, there's a huge debate about aggregation, borrowing things from other sites. you got into a debate on "reliable sources" with michael wolf. are you finding out it's in your interest to link to other sites that might be considered rivals and are you getting ripped off, in your view, by other sites. >> there is that competitive tension that exists. we have a policy of linking to and crediting other sites when they break news first or certainly if we're agating their news which sometimes happens. we do like to point to other stories weity are interesting that we may have not originated. i do draw the line when there are

plenty of fodder for yet another rah rah a military hollywood film and the same team that's behind the hurt locker movies scheduled to release another flick on the radio than on a raid of the bin laden raid the famous seal team six bin laden raid right before the presidential election and surprise surprise republican congressman is up in arms now the head of the house homeland security committee peter king is here eous because he heard somewhere that the white house may be shipping zero x. copies of all of its national security secrets to hollywood or something like that now according to king of propaganda that is worthy of an official congressional investigation and of course as expected the conflict is playing out all over the mainstream press now pardon the pun but something definitely seems to be home with this picture seemingly countless war seemingly countless casualties and this is the issue that's pressing breathlessly reported by the press there's a bigger issue at hand here that has very little to do with politics democrats and republicans and everything to do with the failur

it was a secret mission that played out like a hollywood movie, and don't you know it, a hollywood movien will be released in october of 2012, just ahead of the november elections. republican representative, peter king, is outraged. >> we're talking about revealing classified information that could put american lives at risk, and what the administration has done. >> congressman king wants the insprekter general whether hollywood is getting special access to classified information to the president. the white house says, please. >> first of all the claims are ridiculo ridiculous. when people are working on articles books or movies involving the president, and we do our best to accommodate them to make sure the facts are correct. >> it's not like they are giving permission to use the photos or video of him being buried at sea. come 2012, the story of the top secret mission will be opening at a theater near you. the "talk back" question today, does hollywood making a bin laden move warrant an investigation? facebo facebook >>> a microbur y wisconsin is hiring. >>> later, how do you get from

but hollywood was a communist bastion and eye of blackness is going on now i mean it really is it's just it's just as if you know to to give you a perfectly legitimate example it's as if you were a woman trying to sell the screenplay and you walked into a room and a guy started making sexist filthy remarks when you were a conservative or republican going into a room trying to sell your wares you were very frequently. faced with guys and how do you have to settle your wares through well you know for one thing after i became very very outspoken i was started to have a really much harder time getting into rooms and people would say you know he's too much of a you know wild card he's too much o'donovan and that that might just be politics i mean there are people on the left who go off the edge and all of a sudden we don't see them in movies for quite some time. well i don't know sean penn consorts with the left wing dictators and he gets an oscar and by the way they deserve the oscar i have no problem with their being left wing films were left wing actors and writers i just think that there

we asked you, does hollywood -- does hollywood making a bin laden movie warrant a congressional investigationsponses. from heather. why a congressional investigation? more money waste order something tasteless. we do not need to make bin laden more of a martyr to his followers than he already is. the less attention the better. yes, i believe it did. the bael white hou this from anthony. congress should not be worrying about anything except this economy. wasting our taxpayer dollars is why we are in this condition now. keep the comments coming. facebook.com/americanmorning. >> congressional hearing about the weather. they can have a congressional hearing about the congressional hearings. >> and they do. >> we only talk about the few of them that are, you know, newsworthy. congressional hearings all the time. what else would they do? >> subcommittee hearings in rooms that are empty. they like to hear themselves talk. >>> just ahead, jobs are varning. markets are plunging. why are lawmakers and the president on vacation? [ man ] behind every business is a "what if." what if we designed an electr

the mousey brunette first made her mark in hollywood as a blonde bombshell. it wasn't until max factor got a hold of her in this very room that she became america's favorite red head. >> she's just lucille ball. she's a legend. you say her name, you just feel good. >> lucille ball. >> reporter: loveable lucy would be 100 years old tomorrow. hollywood is rolling out the red carpet, not only for lucy, but for her emmy-winning sitcom too. >> we're trying real hard, we're going to keep it up. >> reporter: she did. "i love lucy" is still in reruns and it turns 60 this year. >> you know, when someone said, you have a lot of explaining to do, we all know immediately what you're referring to. >> reporter: the collection of posters, costumes and behind the scenes moments is a fitting tribute, her daughter says, to both a clown and a pioneer. >> 60 years later, the little show she was hoping would be nice home movies in case it was a flop brought so much joy and so much healing to a planet. >> oh, shut up. >> reporter: tv immortalized her as the happy housewife, marrie

never mind what you see piped in here by hollywood. and who we are once you get right down to it, is somebody you can relate to and share with on a very full and deep level. so it excited me, honestly. tavis: i have traveled to a number of places around the world and i've been amazed at the expectations, the impressions, the view that people in these various places had of me the moment i arrived, in large point to your point because of hollywood. there are certain images. you know where i'm going with this. not so nice. not so kind. not so charitable and generous. ideas and impressions that they had about a guy who looks like me because of hollywood. did you experience any of that when you first got here? >> i experience that all the time. i was ready for it. to me, the expectation was this is what they have got. when what i found is that sense of -- that minor sense of revollings of china which has been given to them from images they are receiving from hollywood is very, very thin. once you crack that initial surface, there is a depth

the hollywood sign itself.w days, the tourists use technology to get the hollywood close-up of the sign. they use gps and internet map to find a way through the winding narrow streets where the locals have had enough. the new sign over hollywood reads "tourists go away." it's painted on a dirt patch high above the stars. wile locals say they're tired of the noise and trash. tourists take a different view. they say tough, that is the price of fame. >> they probably take pictures next to it, too. >>> 4:56. grateful dead fans celebrate jerry garcia's legacy with san francisco's ninth annual jerry day in mcclaren park over the weekend. ♪ ♪ >> garcia would have turned 69 on tuesday. he died in 1995. mayor ed lee saluted garcia. music fans consider him one of the greatest guitarist of all time. a lot of the guitar player magazines agree. yeah. jerry garcia ice cream for everybody. >> if you know ice cream would come into that? >> i always go there with the food. next at 4:57. coming up, the conflicting message iran i

from televised ads in hollywood blockbusters.to video games to american presidents going soldiers the real patriots each of them. to what it means to be a soldier sailor airman marine and call starts the image of the american who is portrayed as that of the invincible hero times square one of the number one entertainment spots in the big apple attracts millions from around the world and across the west apart from the flashing lights and the billboards there's a recruitment center right here one of hundreds just in new york the mesmerizing technique luring young americans into serving are more sophisticated than ever before sponsoring the video game training and said hey pop tournaments and going up to these young kids who perform well and see us military need to see your skills at this video game the first fifteen or sixteen or seventeen year old this is something that's very basic it's a cruel deceptive type of recruitment they want to use all the hippest tools they can to make being in the military has cool is possible now with

. >>> a hollywood movie about the u.s. special forces raid that killed osama bin laden has sparked a political controversy. it will be directed by kathryn bigelow who did "the hurt locker." peter king, chairman of the house homeland security committee wants an investigation. he wrote to the cia and the defense department questioning why the white house is cooperating with hollywood. >> i want the inspector-general to assure me and assure the congress there's enough precautions in place to make sure no sensitive or classified information is going to be revealed. >> the obama administration is dismissing keith's claim and says no sensitive information is being released. >> the most specific information we've given from this white house about the actual raid i read to you from this podium. so it's just simply false. >> the movie is expected to be released in october of next year, one month before the presidential election. >>> and what sounds like the end to a hollywood movie, the nationwide manhunt to capture the dougherty g

he is pre-radio, free sports agents, pre-hollywood newsreels. so none of these media amplifications of them exist. all there is is newspaper coverage which makes him loom even larger because he sort of, he becomes a folk hero whose exploits are handed down from father to son as it were. and in this contra of sportswriters who have seen them play. but he doesn't get the money, someone like jack dempsey, red grange, just changes later. another pro football player or collegiate who turns pro. these people make typos sums of money for the time and he never hit that level. nobody did when he was playing at his peak. >> who was mrs. thorpe? >> they were three mrs. thorpe's. one of his classmates in carlisle, either miller we married. >> white woman's? >> she claimed to be, you had to a certain blood quantum and it would measure it all. this is a government instituted thing. because as a school for image was supposed the american indian. she fudged the records and got in but was not really indian at all. they divorced about 1924, 25, and he married fre

major job cuts at a bank and a home of a hollywood legend hits the market. >>> plus, everyone's favorite little blue guys managed to smurf up a big surprise at the box office. >>> plaxico burress is back in the nfl. the red sox make franchise history and need a laugh? we got you covered. >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. in southern afghanistan, ten police officers and a child wer: killed in a suicide bombing in a police compound. the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> in egypt, former president hosni mubarak has been formally summoned to appear at his trial over the country's 18-day uprisi uprising. he's accused of ordering the killing of protesters. activists say his health has been used as an excuse to avoid proceedings. >>> in mexico, the leader of a brutal drug gang has been arrested. jose antonio acosta fernandez admits to the killing of 1500 people. they believe he was behind the murder of a consulate worker. >>> in ohio today the sentencing phase begins for an ex-marine convicted of killing 11 women. anthony sowell had pl

but scared that hollywood got in bob's dope. >> bob: on a serious note, hollywood has a long and tragicilms. a lot of animals died as a result of it. they put them in terrible working conditions. not just the peta people but a lot of human rights -- humane society people have gone to complain about this there is a good reason for that. i'm glad they have computer generated apes. >> kimberly: there are no real apes in here. >> bob: that is a good thing. >> greg: animal rights activists put animal before people, it justifies them breaking in medical labs and letting mice go free and destroying years of research. >> andrea: they do. they think somehow animals are superior to human beings. it's crazy. but bob, to your point about hollywood mistreating animals they have been mistreating conservatives for years, too. >> bob: six, half dozen of another. they don't mistreat conservatives. what are you talking about? peta is not a big fan of mine. i was giving a speech one night and had cowboys boots from endangered species and they poured red paint on my boots. >> andrea: it's less about peta,

. >> in hollywood another schwarzenegger is raising eyebrows around town, patrick schwarzenegger theldest son has made his debut as a billboard model. there he is. 17-year-old doing a shirtless ad for hudson jeans. in addition to that, he is getting ready to apply for colleges and thinking about two in particular, usc and stanford. >> in san jose last night a bringing surprise for giant fans when michael blu blades belted out a few tunes. ♪ ♪ >> he is in town to perform at hp pavilion but he graced the stage at the plaza caesar chavez park. more than 100,000 are expected to attend the jazz festival this weekend. featured performers, george duke and arturo sampled oh val. >> hundred thousand people are wondering why what kind of weather am i going to have in this weekend? >> sunny the south bay. >> i didn't tell her i was going ask her. >> right on the ball today. >> and sunshine, 60 in concord and 61 in livermore. i'll have your forecast next. >> also next, the niners open the pre-season in the jim harbaugh season. but didn't go too well in the -dad, why e you getting that? -that's m

how hollywood is trying to rev up the electric car industry. >>> plus, celebrating 100 years of lucy.s next. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. this hour most reporting stations are reporting low clouds and fog. this is a live shot from our san jose cam. you can see hp pavilion in the background. the good news is we're going to get into a warming trend. going to be next week. we'll take a look at the seveveveveveveveveveveveveveveve -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a perhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: electric cars can be huge gas-saves but not just gas. they also save on sound. they're nearly silent. could that be a good thing? here's dave wright. >> tha

. >> lucille ball is hollywood royalty. and just a few blocks away from her star on the walk of fame, there is a new sh rin to show just how much -- shrine to show just how much we still love lucy. the hollywood museum devoted its entire second floor to celebrate lucy's 100th. with pictures, props and video, it is a tribute to america's favorite redhead who came to life in black and white. >> i think people feel like they know lucy. she's been in your living room. she makes you smile. >> lucy, i'm home. >> helen and al varo are huge i love lucy fans and are husband and wife and feel like the second coming of lucy and rickey, and helen the smiling redhead and alvaro the cuban husband. and creating a first of its kind comedy that is timeless on the 100th birthday. joel brown, cbs news, hollywood. >> this will look great in my memoirs. i was a woman for the fbi. >> tech giant google clearly loves lucy. today its interactive google has a number of funny moments from the show and seven channels on the tv and change the channel t

a mural called "hollywood meets hayward." local artist it >>> an east bay movie theater has a special feature showing, a mural called hollywood meets hayward. a local artist unveiled it at the century theater today. one side of the building is painted with the green hollywood hills and bright search lights. then hayward for the iconic sign. he thought he was going to finish the artwork last november. >> it's been a year every day not any vacation, just working and trying to do the best possible artwork and beautify the city. >> looks cool. he says he grew up in downtown hayward so his latest artwork has a special place in his heart. very nice. >> that is nice. i like that "hayward." >> a little fog in the thing today. >> fog really came surging onshore this morning and slow to break up. >> can you fix it? >> i'm trying. the only problem is it won't be in time for the weekend. fog sticks around. today a taste of things to come. it is gloomy right now over the city of san francisco. still some drizzle showing off on the lens th

they are reporting that the hollywood power couple have decided to split after 13 years together. they have two children together. the couple's publicist haven't confirmed the reports but one other publication >>> today at 3:00, to help you buy better produce. then 7 on your side michael finney has a test showing you the best value for lawn trimmers. and facebook announces a major privacy enhancement to the pictures your friends post of you. >> ladies, never fear a dream robot is here to rescue. a professor has invented this robot that watches humans. it gets it right side out and later match it with its mate. >> and professor was named as one of top world's innovators biotechnology magazine. >> he has helped robots in surgery. however, we do like that. that is great app. thanks for joining us. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up next. >> have a great day. >> bye.

you have been in hollywood most of your career. pretty long time. you are one of the very few african-american voices that is consistently there, crying in a bit of a wilderness. given that you are in many cases big boys, how do you balance getting us to laugh at ourselves versus making as a laughingstock? >> that is a great question. since i have done satire i always felt quality is when we have a right to make fun of ourselves and it is okay just like everybody else. i have been in the position from the in living color days and the p js from having a crack head. how can you have a crack head? to me it seems andy griffith had a drug. taxi had the town burn out. why can't we have a crack head? i remember having to defend it against the naacp. we had a meeting. you always have to have a meeting when you do a black seminar. the fan the crack head character. he was funny. got to go. crack don't smoke itself. that was his job. he had to go. it is just satire. is not to be taken seriously. the irony about it. the show i was most proud of was the bernie m

some say that tell you in russian cinema or are facing similar problems in trying to resist this hollywood expansion they explain the problems with the russian cinema they say it's a lack of money lack of financing problems with the with the economics of film making in italy is of the same or is it something different well you know i mean it italy they the producers and specially the big production groups they have devised a system to counter. the d m. you can attack and that is. a very somehow very schematic very simple comedy studio audience and that's how we finally rivers the situation i mean. we had one comedy. the new comedy by a very well known television stand in comedian kick up the lonely who finally broke five million people. to the movie theaters and with you know video piracy. and all the other phenomena that are reducing you know the coin men's with real films on the big screen that's something but you know that that was always the case i mean twenty twenty twenty thirty years ago we also had box office hits and most of them were comedies and very often why had. injuries come

are they giving out these classified details to a hollywood movie director? congressman peter king is calling for an investigation. the congressman is going to join me live next. >>> a big potentially blow-up a new one, appears to be brewing in washington. in the middle of this is representative peter king. what we're talking about is this film, the killing of osama bin laden both blessed and aided by the obama administration, due to the released about a month before the election next year. congressman king, none too thrilled about any of this. why not? what's the issue? >> well, the issue is that ever since may 1 -- and by the way, i gave president obama tremendous credit for carrying out the operation. this is not a partisan shot at president obama at all. but for the last 90 day, we have had sensitive information on top of sensitive information being released by this administration. so many press reports about cia operations. the fact that there were navy s.e.a.l.s at all. the fact that there was going to be a cia operation back to the compound to examine

very well at least as good as the american strategy do you think the europeans should imitate the hollywood strategy not in the quality of the films but in promoting well probably i mean we should prove that. in both cases russian and italian cinema i mean there is so much more than what normally gets. to most of the screens even in provincial cities very often you that you don't get to see some of the new films by young talented original authors but what is most important i mean there should be a strategy also to prove that. our films can travel beyond the borders of our country and they i mean. you mentioned phil ini i mean phillida was definitely one of the speakers manful. made in italy you know everything made in italy became. interesting also because you would see it in police films so i mean i think they should be a lot of support for an international a different internet impact of our films and your films because in return you create a lot of visibility and a lot of awareness for a situation that luckily good in russia and in italy it's it's a movement it's a constant transformation

spoiled babies getting whatever they want in hollywood.ildren that are dropped into a very adult world in hollywood send to be very precocious and very intelligent. so a pedophile could rationalize it with like, he's not like any other 13-year-old, he's grown up, he's really an adult in a kid's body. >> there's no rationalization. >> terrible rationalization, but i can understand how the environment, if this is in fact true can create an epidemic of pedophilia that cory is claiming exists. >> i hope there's more investigation into this because that is terrible. >> he's very specific. he said there's one mogul out there who should be arrested right now and he can't say his name. >> but he said one mogul. but why isn't he naming specific names? because this is a terrible thing to do to a child. >> exactly. well, you'll have to ask him, don, get him on your show. >> thank you, that is a good, good response to that. and we will do that. but, hey, i'm wondering why isn't he naming names if he's accusing somebody of doing this. let's talk about

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and if you love lucy you've got to take a trip to hollywood. the mol hollywood museum open aid lucille ball exhibit today, celebrating her 100th birthday and 60th anniversary of her series, "love lose eye". they posed on the red carpet to help kick it off. >> she was my mother. i was her daughter, she meant everything. your mother is your world. >> and it is open through november. >> and huntington beach waves of the nike surfing brought out vanessa hugens and the duo hosted and judged a high school fashion competition right on the sand. >> this is beachy, everybody is here, hanging 10. >> and there is competition and a winning school a $25,000 donation. >> and get your celebrity low down at otrc.com. >> still to come, see new five years, where nasa is sending this rocket, next. >> and there is a campaign to trance form your e mails into letters and later at 5:00 they served our country in time of war, will companies now give back by hiring these veterans? >> taking a look at traffic now there is cars moving nicely and there is a beautiful day

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from televised ads to hollywood blockbusters. to video games to american presidents dubbing soldiers the real patriots each of them adds honor to what it means to be a soldier sailor airman marine and costars the image of the american in your ears is portrayed as that of the invisible hero times where one of the number one interest payments spots in the big apple are trucks millions from around the world and across the u.s. apart from the flashing lights have the billboards there's a recruitment center right here one of hundreds just in new york the mesmerizing taken weeks during young americans in conserving are more sophisticated than ever before sponsoring video game tournaments keep the tournaments up and going up to these young kids to perform well and see if u.s. military needs you see your skills at this video game of course you know fifteen or sixteen or seventeen year olds this is something that's very basic it's a cruel and deceptive. type of recruitment they want to use all the hippest tools they can to make being in t

from televised ads to hollywood blockbusters. to video games to american presidents dubbing soldiers the real patriots each of them as. to what it means to be a soldier sailor airman marine and costars but the image of the american laurier is pro-trade as that of the invincible hero times where one of the number one interest payments box in the big apple attracts millions from around the world and across the u.s. apart from the flashy lights have the billboards it's a recruitment center right here one of hundreds just the new york the mesmerizing techniques luring young americans into serving are more sophisticated than ever before sponsoring video game tournaments and people tournaments i mean they're going up to these young kids to perform well and see the u.s. military needs to see your skills at this video game the first two hundred fifty or sixty or seventy or all of this is something that's very basic it's a cruel deceptive type of recruitment they want to use all the hippest tools they can to make being in the military has

a new name tops the list of highest paid hollywood actors. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm tanya rivero. one vote down, one to go. the house has passed a plan to avoid economic disaster. now it's up to the senate. >> that vote down to the wire as you can see just hours now until the government begins running out of money, but all of that put into perspective by the bombshell moment when gabby giffords walked in to cast her vote. >> an emotioiol time on capitol hill and it's not done yet. scott goldberg is live with all the latest. good morning, scott. >> reporter: good morning, rob and tanya. we expect them to vote on the debt deal sometime after noon less than 12 hours before the default deadline this after the house passed the deal with the yes vote fromomeone who almost nobody expected to be there. with two minutes left on the house clock and the debt deal still hanging in the balance, members of every political faction stopped fighting for a moment. they were stunned to see arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords walk into the house chamber f

why not a hollywood contract, a reality show. it's the american dream. by fame. >> i didn't know what it meant for someone to come in and tell me they loved me and kiss me good night. >> the casting couch applied to children? >> it's the big secret. >> and it's widespread? >> oh, yeah. s jet's pizza -- sterling heights, michigan. in here, food is inspected, perfected and occasionally rejected. with a customized mobile app developed with at&t, jet's food inspectors can share data in real time -- so what used to take two weeks, now takes two hours. faster feedback means better food and happy people. it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you d d.. even better. call at&t and see what we can do for your business. ♪ call at&t and see what we can do for your business. what if sweet mocha wha fell from the sky?olate? [ male announcer ] mcdonald's mccafé frappe. a creamymylend of ice, coffee and mocha. or caramel. mmm. sweet. ♪ ba da ba ba ba on today's show, keep your photos right at your fingertips. literally! ok. can you zoom in on this? ok. t

. >> and a big name in hollywood is getting a new honor today. >> rachel smith with on the red carpet with that and more. >> i'm rachel smith in los angeles, this morning, danny devito leaves his mark on tinsel town with a 245th star on the hollywood walk of fame. he is best known for roles in "taxi" "war of the roses". and there was another celebration in hollywood last night, but this was more frightening. >> there is comedy and there is horror, you know? that is the balance of it. making sure it's both funny and scary. and the same time, grounded in a hyper reality that the characters make sense. >> there is a line up of hollywood heavy hitters and begins tomorrow. it's wedding bells for amber tamlin, to find out which actor she'll be walking down the aisle with, visit otrc.com. i'm rachel smith in los angeles. >> america's love affair with actress betty white seems to have no end. she tops the most-trusted list. and in people you believe when they pitch a product on tv. like last year's famous super bowl commercial. at the bottom of both polls is paris hilton. she got least trust

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. >> now, on sunday is an abc special that combines hollywood sport and engineering.television coming up. >> so it's shining the light on the kids that are dedicated in technology, science, mathematics, letting them shine and so other kids can see that it's cool to do this. it shouldn't be an underground movement. it should be the most popular movement in america. >> and dean, how important is it to get somebody to like will.i.am? it doesn't get much cooler, short of having my endorsement for your project, this is as good as it's going to get. how important is it for to you get somebody like him who in one swoop can get millions and millions of kids in this country? >> you answered the question yourself. he can do it in one swoop is an enormous success. i started it 20 years ago as an experiment and 20 some odd companies that adopted 20 schools and doubled the next year and doubled the next year. we're bigger and more exciting than any science fair and hafing thousands of schools and 90,000 volunteers is pretty good but not by a standard of academics and school but th

raid that killed osama bin laden is going hollywood.s in the n preliminary stages of making a movie about the raid and gotten access to white house, pentagon and cia officials. that has the chairman of the homeland security committee demanding an investigation. >> we are talking about revealing classified information that can put american lives at risk. what they have done for 90 days if they haven't until now, i say okay. they have a horrible track record. it's embarrassing what they have done. they are putting lives at risk. so many people in the community were outraged by what they have been doing. on top of that, if we can't trust them to keep classified information in the last 90 days, how can we trust them when they are dealing with a hollywood script writer when involved in a previous movie where the defense department had to break off the contacts with the hurt locker. >> let's go to barbara star getting reaction to this. what are you learn something. >> i don't want to be in the position of taking on congressman king so i will