joining me david ignatius of the "washington post", eric schmitt of the "new york times" and john miller former assistant deputy director of natiol intelligence. >> early this morning yemen time he was targeted by a drone and killed along with a key other younger memr. these two were important in part, charlie, because this is not your grand dad's al qaeda. these are young, charismatic, english-speaking, internet savvy. sort of inspitional figures for a younger generation. and that's part of why it scared the u.s. counterterrorism officials. >> warren buffett on america today, and th killing of anwar al-awlaki when we continue funding for charlie rose was provided by the following: a gitional funding provided additional funding provided by these funder captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. . we celebrate this evening, the 20th anniversary of this program, yes, 20 years ago this program began over the 20 years there have been no guests that have been more interesting and more eagerly anticipated thanarren buffett. his is a fas

official john miller and authors of the awe sass instance of the turquoise pallet. someone said it was too unlikely. >> the whole idea of the iranian intelligence services are going to approach fairly undisciplined drug crew rking for the cartels to do an assassination of the saudi ambassador to the united states and other casualties, it just screams unlikely. which if you actuallunderstand the very odd way that the iranian intelligence services and military services worked, starts to make almost perfect sense. >> charlie: and so therefore you believe the story and eric holder certainly does and certainly the administration does and certainly the secretary of state does. that this is directly linked to the iranian government. john? >> yes. but i think you need to qualify that by saying the iranian governme isn't a government ke any other. if you take a look at the u.s. government, if the president wants to kill osama bin laden he gives an order to the c.i.a. that's correct and the secretary of defense and that goes through the channels of government. the iranian gov

and circuit court judge john miller had a lot of questions for both attorneys on both sides. >> reporter: the parents of deanna green have been in and out of court since 2006. >> it's a wound that continues to be reopened. >> deanna green planted one foot against one fence and stretched out her hand to touch another. her body completed the circuit. >> what we had here was the equivalent of two bear rises of 140 volts of electric itbetween them. the -- electricity between them. so when she touched the bear wires. >> deanna's family is challenging the family court that granted immunity in the death. they rode with -- wjz rode with electrical experts who identified stray electrical currents. >> this wire is connected to the pole. watch what happens when i touch that to something metal. [ buzzing sound ] >> reporter: in deanna's case, one of the poles came into contact with an underground cable and electrified the fence. >> the notion that the city can let in an electrical system that it has complete control over then belongs to bge, that it now deteriorates so badly that it releases 240 voa

john boehner. but i have spoken to congressman klein. and congressman mel laird -- miller. we have met with them. we have talked about a path for words and how we move this ahead. quite frankly, i think there is goodwill on all sides to get this bill moved through. hopefully, one good thing about the speaker is that he was on our committee, the education committee for years. he knows this issue very well. >> will the rally the house for the bill? >> my hope is that to he will look at our bill and if we can bring it up and the senate and succeed in the senate, i think that will instruct a lot of house members. >> having talked to senator alexander about getting his leadership to cooperate? one of the reasons why you stopped being in leadership was because he wanted to work on a bipartisan basis. an education bill was the top of this list. >> senator alexander came up with a very good idea on how we would handle this on the floor. i do not know if i am at liberty to talk about right now. i thought it was quite ingenious. i know he has spoken to the leadership and not have spoken to the leadership.

we asked michelle miller to check on the protest in the new york city park where it all started. >> we need a big donation of long johns. >> blankets, shoes. >> reporter: protesters are bracing themselves for the first cold snap of their six-week demonstration. jeff smith has been at the occupy wall street protests in manhattan since the begin. >> the cold weather will in some ways help us find out who's actually serious about this movement. >> reporter: ellis roberts has been here for a month. >> sleeping bags are illegal in the park. so if they enforce that, we're going to cut arm holes in them and call them jackets. >> reporter: the cold is one of a graining list of problems for the occupy movement. dozens were arrested as protester camps were cleared in nashville and san diego. both cities cited rising police overtime costs and concerns about sanitation and safety. protesters in new york took cell phone video as a fire department confiscated their six generators, pulling the plug on lights, hot plates, cell phone chargers, and laptops. but stacey tsortzatzos hopes the inconveniences keep coming. >> just when things

john henry smith in the comcast sportsnet newsroom. we'll talk college football but we start with the nfl as the raiders make a roster move. according to our insider, the raiders have waived receiver returner nick miller, the second year pro had no catches so far this season but did average over 15 yards on kickoff returns. they assigned ron parker to fill miller's spot. >> san jose state, taking on colorado state. late third, spartans leading by 7 but the rams were in the red zone. the quarterback pete thomas runs it in to tie the game at 31. later in the fourth, matt fogner is going to look for carr. carr's got his man beat. the 38-yard touchdown. spartans beat colorado state for their second win in a row. >> arizona versus usc, scoreless game, matt barkley finds robert woods on the short screen and there he goes. it's going in the books as an 82-yard touchdown pass. woods did all of the work. 7-0, trojans would take the lead. to the third quarter, usc up, it's barkley to woods again. last time it was 82, now flip that, this time it's 28 yards. barkley had 468 yards passing, that's a school record. also four td's, holding off a rally winning 48-41. >> to the diamond a slate of major league games on

millers creek and onto greensboro, north carolina. the tour expected to go to eric cantor's destroyed in virginia. we have live coverage online at c-span.org at 5:00 p.m. eastern. johnunu takes part in a forum on foreign policy that will take place at the woodrow wilson international center. live coverage begins at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >> we should not shy away from or be afraid from -- this is a part of the events development of the computer world. >> the problem we face is to run a standards too quickly move data from one clout provided to another. this capability is required for broad response will contingency planning -- to move quickly from one cloud provided to another. >> tonight, 8 eastern and c-span 2. >> the supreme court heard a case last week that pits of privacy rights against the strip search rights. albert flores was wrongfully arrested in 2005 for an on a fine. the court will take up the case sometime in june. >> we ask this court to hold that -- this was the rule that was applied throughout the almost entire country after another ruling without any increase in smuggling. we're here because the essex ja il requires every arrestee to strip naked. >> you

john gregg. >> heather: day 12 in a search for a missing arizona girl. five-year-old was last seen 12 days ago. since then more than 100 officers, volunteers have been scouring the neighborhood. david lee miller, so david lee it looks like the family has been lashing out at the media and now new criticism? >> reporter: there was candlelight vigil in glendale, arizona, in attendance was the mother. rather than talk in detail about the search for her daughter and efforts that are underway, she lashed out at the media and the media was essentially endangering her family disclosing where they live where the abduction took place. now she says the father is going to know this and he is a convicted sex offender currently behind bars. what is notable here, ironically days ago, the grandmother made another accusation against the media and to police and media were not doing enough because she said j.c. is black. they say when it comes to this investigation, it's completely colorblind. >> nothing could be further from the truth. this is a beautiful little five-year-old grl. the police department and the community's efforts have been unwavering from the very beginning. it doesn't matter what the color of