kathryn just mentioned the families. how does the family, then, approach an individual who may have a problem? what are some of the issues that they need to be aware of? my experience in the national guard has been that ptsd and mild traumatic brain injuries affect the whole family. one person may be the person who has the disorder or the stress symptoms, but it goes throughout the whole family. you can't not address ptsd without affecting the whole family in that, so to speak, the work that you do, and taking care of someone with ptsd, the family benefits from that. we see that in the national guard all the time, and we see family programs that are dedicated specifically to deal with service members who have ptsd, mild traumatic brain injuries, but a whole host of other reintegration issues. especially now, in the national guard, we're seeing a population who's never deployed, who is experiencing stress and stress-related concerns. hector, let's get an idea. you were military, you served in the military, and now you're

kathryn, there's approximately 2.3 million active military men and women and about 22 million vets. um, talk to us a little bit about why military families are important to our national security. well, i think that one of the most important reasons that we are paying attention to the military family is because we know that this particular conflict is taking a major toll on military service members and their families. i think it's mrs. obama who uses the statistic, saying that 1 percent of the people are doing 100 percent of the fighting. and i think that statement really resonates with all of us across the united states who really want to understand and help, um, the military family members who have served in the defense of our country to come back into their communities and to really be fully integrated and fully reintegrated into their communities. and i think that we all carry a sense of ownership and a sense of responsibility about that community. and no longer are military families isolated. and no longer should people who have served in the military only be either in military

kathryn. i think as we continue to strengthen our families and we are out in the, the civilian communities more and more, that is a big part of this educative process. i also think that, that, that this is a promise, we've made a promise to this generation and we need to do everything we can. i wanna see more employers, ah, willing to open up their employee ranks to veterans. and to make whatever kinds of, employment arrangements are necessary in order to use the skills of this very skilled workforce. and think broadly about how to bring them back into work. if people work, and they feel a sense of belonging, um, i think that's our promise to them and we have to do that and it's the civilian community that has to do that, it's not the military community. mike. for me, it's about education, i think at the end of the day. um, in the, in the scope of issues that, that we're dealing with in the context of this community. i think education is, is well positioned to advance the postservice life cour

um, kathryn, along with that, the president has made the services to military families a priority. talk to us a little bit about what samhsa is specifically doing under the strategic initiative. part of the president's initiative included pulling together the 16 cabinet secretaries to create a report called strengthening military families. and samhsa represented hhs the department of health and human resources in that group. and our samhsa initiative is really derivative of that report and that report's focus. and in that report, there was a, um a, goal, the first goal was to strengthen the psychological health of military service members, veterans, and their families. and so the department of health and human services, as a partner, basically, with the va and with the department of defense pledges to do whatever it can to support the psychological health of this population. so, samhsa has taken on the military service members, veterans, and their families as an initiative to focus specifically on the behavioral health issues for this population. and to insure that any individual w

kathryn bigelow. she is the maker of "zero dark thirty."ies because of the end zone dance of death, she i'll have blood on her hends. right, mr. president? >> bob: you know, greg, i want to know who the source was on that video? >> greg: i was the source on that. >> bob: i do this from a public relations standpoint, the worst idea imaginable, i first thought about it and i said probation violation. even if he did, wouldn't you say to yourself i think i'm not going to arrest this guy right you in wait a couple of weeks. >> eric: worse, they perp walked him before they arrested him when think called in for questions. in the middle of the night the l.a. police took him out. >> kimberly: this is america. >> eric: what about bringing him in questions before arresting him. >> andrea: nobody believes it's a probation violation. how many cops do they need f a probation violation. there was like ten. >> greg: they will argue it was for his safety. you don't arrest a guy for safety. you say we'll put him somewhere. >> kimberly: that is over the top.

white house thought that zero dork dark 30 was would be a winning horse and gave direct briefings to kathryn, and mark bowles and the question, who was supposed to benefit by this? >> clearly the white house was supposed to benefit. it's not going to benefit now because the movie-- has been delayed after until the election, but i think it does raise questions about the way in which the white house has attempted to spin an obviously good story. i mean, the killing of bin laden is a great triumph for the white house and for the country, but the fact that this has now become fodder in an election campaign is really mislandling by the white house. >> and the new york times, maureen dowd, the movies are getting top level access to the mission in history and people in jail for leaking classified information in the bush administration. it's clear that the white house had outsourced the job of manning up the president he is an image to hollywood and that, even that bit of her column was actually leaked to the cia by somebody else. >> and the entire-- >> it never stops, look, the group special ops, w

sitting there with us was kathryn grant holm, the governor of michigan, and a senator from illinois that nobody knew too much about, barack obama. and you were there with us. i want to ask you about this-- this disappointing, hoe, that the republicans are pushing. there's no question that there is not as much enthusiasm for barack obama as there was last time out, especially among some young people. >> my sense is that, that coalition that elected the president, the young, "minorities, independent voters, is going to be there. i think there's a view that the president is moving very much in the right direction, that the second term will show him i think go from a good president to a great president. i think what you're also seeing in this convention is a convention that's positive, that's going to show the contrast between where we want to go, the democratic party, and the president, help the middle class, the workerrer, not have trickle-down, warmongering foreign policy as the republicans want to go. you know, i was struck-- i've been through a lot of conventions-- you mentioned '04s su

kathryn, as we left off, you wanted to add a few more comments. i did, i thought what hector and captain hunter said was very important, and the first thing that hector mentioned was, the issue about the active-duty individual. the individual who comes into the military and has a military experience, and joan talked about the fact that the national guard has really recognized what that experience is and the national guard has really taken the leadership. i would challenge the other services to do what the national guard has done. because, in reality, those of us who have served in the military and have been on active duty, we never talked about emotional health, we never talked about psychological health. we were never skilled in resiliency training. and the fact that the military services are now paying attention to that is hugely important, but we have a very long way to go. so i think people need to understand in both the civilian and military communities that we have to encourage... that the military should accept the fact that their emotional

hundreds of adult patients and their families this week's jefferson award in the bay area coast to kathryn kept. >>> nominate your local hero for jefferson award online at cbs san francisco dot com. coming up the next half-hour we are taking a look at the other side of the hot-button issue in the november ballot a measure calling on california to eliminate capital punishment. >>> and may be another counties can't scandal and football involving kids. >>> the prime-time debates that may be a verbal slugfest for the presidential candidates with their p that call the bay area home. whether it's helping a nonprofit provide safe, affordable housing within the city, supporting an organization that's helping kids find jobs and stay in school, or financing the expansion of a local company that's creating healthier workplaces, what's important to the people of the bay area is important to us. and we're proud to work with all those make sure the birth they're protected. >>> more bay area had planned a suspicious fire and the late investigators retrieving the fire at the law office of the mayor davise

if al qaeda, and i stress if, if, if, based on kathryn and gregg jarrett, that al qaeda was tied to thiserror attack on u.s. soil, the consulate in benghazi, that is u.s. soil, four americans tragically murdered just weeks before the election. this is a serious issue. to bring it back to what you said, are they nervous? you bet. a trump card the president has in the debates when they talk about national security, took out osama bin laden as you said. he wants to say, case closed. that's it. now, it turned out maybe there is more. that was a big victory. it does not mean the end of the war. >>neil: when mitt romney obviously got his oats to say i will still talk about the middle east and note hold back like i did a couple weeks ago, what are they more to the point saying? >>reporter: they are concerned that if this continues to churn over the next few weeks people will talk about trouble with the economy, and wonder if we are on the wrong traffic with national security. but mitt romney jumped in and the white house also believes in private and will say it publicly, mitt romney fumbled at

♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>catherine: prince william and his wife kathryn are now inthe day visiting a mosque and attending a festival. the duchess was conservatively dressed for the moscow visit. a big contrast to photos published by a french magazine showing her sunbathing topless. she had been on vacation in france. buckingham palace is furious about the photos being published a. >> max foster has more. roquefort >> the duchess was upset. based a this is an invasion of privacy. some say they do not have captured no privacy like it not royals. there are taking the matter up with their lawyers and taking this to the french courts. they're also making references to diana. >>kate: the editor of the magazine says " " that she was only doing her job. today they have more explicit pictures that they did not publish, yet. >>catherine: gruebel has rolled out the bacon in number. it is designed to catch up with the degrees of separation into. but if, >> still again, gary is joined with a lease yet as they open up the mail back the answer e-mail's and a huge weekend for a bal

and the so-called "morning after" pillss and as kathryn brown pxppains... many parents may not even know about it. 33 the catch program is one of the first of its kind n he to target teee pregnancy bb e givvng public school students access to birth control piils ---including the plan b "mooning after" pill. all -- handed out by schoollnurses and available without parental consent. it comms in haady for the girls who need it who like to have sex and thee donnt &pwant to get preggant. according to theedepartment of health -- more than 7-thousand &pgirls in new york city will percent of those pregnancies are unplanned nd more than that -- catch is available at 13 schooll in hhgh risk zones. we're trying a pilot program for schools that don't have a full nursing unit in tte schools but teenage pregnancy is juut, the good news is hat we've brought teenage pregnancy down by something like 25 percenn over the last 10 years. the bad news is giils who get pregnant at a f very early age. but catch has beccme controversial among parents aad even teachers. i don't agrr

gossip magazine in france showing topless photos of prince william's wife kathryn. officials say the royals are angry and they are considering a lawsuit. >> we are outside of buckingham palace in london. i can imagine the royals are furious about this breach of privacy. >> reporter: they are. they say a red line has been crossed. news of these photos broke very early this morning but the photos themselves were taken about two weeks ago while the royal couple was on vacation in the south of france at a private chateau. they were rests for some time before their tour in southeast asia. a former tabloid editor here in the uk said apparently there's a road about half a mile from this chateau, a public road with a view of the pool and long lens camera you can get a picture of someone from that road and that may have been what happened here. nonetheless saint james plaalac is very furious. they released a statement saying these photos are grotesque and unjustifiable invasion of privacy, reminiscent of the worst excesses of the press and paparazzi during the life of diana,

. >> the british royal family said it will sue the magazine that publish ad topless kathryn. the pictures were taken last week while she and prince william were vacationing in france. an italian magazine said they too will publish the pictures. seth dome is traveling with prince william and with kate. >> reporter: this high-profile tour through southeast asia was designed to introduce the duke and duchess of cambridge. with all the photo opes, just a handful of unauthorized snapshots may be the most memorable images of this tour. those pictures of the topless kate sun bathing pool side were published yesterday by the french magazine "closer." a caption in french reads the photos that will go around the world. william and kate had been vacations at this sprawling chateau on 640 acres. it's surrounded by lavender fields and woodlands. the couple had every expectation of privacy in this remote house a statement from saint james palace. it added the incident is reminiscent of the worse excesses of the press and pa a a decide during the life of diana. princess diana who was killed

a spokesman for saint james palace said william and kathryn were saddened to learn that a photographeraded their privacy in such a grotesque and totally inappropriate manner. the incident is reminiscent of the worst excesses of the press and paparazzi during the life of diana, princess of wales. the publisher of the french magazine "closer" says that the magazine was just doing its job and they think that the pictures simply depict a couple in love and not degrading. they are missing the whole invasion of privacy. >> she's so nice they can read the minds of the duke and duchess. the other weird part about this story in france they have strict privacy laws. >> yeah. it is surprising to see this happening and whether or not there will be any mor short fallout remains to be seen. but i don't get why they think it's okay in any way to put photos in a magazine obtained this way in particular. >> just a shame. let's talk about saturd"saturdat live". the first premier show comes this saturday. they are making some changes. >> president obama is being replaced, carol. the role of the president

in 1984 at the gop convention, the first latina to deliver the keynote address was kathryn or tega, treasury of the united states, 38th treasurer of the united states. so just a little fact-checking there. because he's the first latino, but we do have the first latina with the gop. and we have images. thank you. we're looking forward to all your coverage. appreciate it. >>> cnn coverage begins today at noon with wolf blitzer. submit your questions and get answers in real-time live chat. just log on to cnn.com/roundtable to participate. >>> the gop ticket is returning the favor. vice presidential nominee paul ryan visits west lake, ohio at lunch time and travels on to cedar rapids, iowa. those battle ground states could prove critical in the election. >>> and ryan is embracing a strategy that succeeded for ronald reagan when he beat the incumbent president in 1980. both men are asking, are you better off than four years ago? >> the president has no record to run on. in fact, every president since the great depression who asked americans to send them into a second term could say that you were

host: let's move on to kathryn from hawaii on the line for democrats. caller:aloha. host: what part of why are you in? are you going to take advantage of early voting? caller: absolutely. host: how early can evoke in hawaii? caller: i am not sure how early. unfortunately in hawaii, our vote does not seem to count because all the ballots close by the time we get to our area. everything is already counted. host: do you think of voting early increases the impact of the votes and why? caller: absolutely. -- in of hawaii. host: let's move on to spokane, washington. caller: if people want jobs and want to continue to drive cars, higher the rich guy. he is the one with the money. i am voting for mitt romney. there is no doubt in my mind. host: are you going to vote early and take advantage of washington state? caller: i cannot vote early because washington does not do it. host: more from the article in this morning's new york daily news. back to the phones. lee is on the line for republicans. caller: this is something i do not think anybody thinks about. what happens if the

5-inch stack of documents that document communication between obama administration and film maker kathryn film director. how concerning is is this to you and how do we put a stop to such activity? >> hugely, this is a differentiation to look at between other administrations and this one. there is is always leaks but never leaks from the senior level. had you joe biden outing seal team 6. dr. afraidy out as one of the guys who helped us. there is a series of things. let me tell you, this is one of the most serious where you have official white house opening doors. giving what i believe and others believe is classified access. let me say this for the record. there is actionable information in those judicial watch documents. you could give this to a prosecutor. i'm a counter intelligence officer. i used to do investigation. indicate federal crimes were committed and need to be investigated. >> lt. colonel tony shaffer. stay tuned to that thanks for being here this morning. we appreciate it? >> thank you. >> coming up. chilly new details on the auto -- aurora movie theater massacre. what he w

the cato institute filed an interesting amicus brief with the ap all you provided by kathryn and others that supported the position of the client and argued that the categorical rule should not be suspended to the situation. there is yet a fourth amendment case or issue that could potentially land on the court's docket. this is another case that we are involved as the co-counsel on the public defender's office i think steven mercer is in the office today. it's maryland versus king and presents the application of the traditional fourth amendment principles in the context of the collection and the testing of dna evidence. this is a case involving the maryland statute to provide for the collection and testing of dna from individuals who have been arrested but not yet convicted of a crime for the purpose of investigating other crimes, so in this case our client was arrested for assault and his dna was collected and then tested and that evidence was used in connection with the prosecution and the question is whether that is permissible under the fourth amendment and it's an issue that presen