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was going on in our system, half would be outraged and the other half would apply for benefits. >> kroft decided to look into what appears to be a large- scale disability scam. look, there are a lot of allegations out there that we wanted to talk to you about. >> i understand. >> pelley: you don't realize how overused the word "breathtaking" is until something actually takes your breath away.

was going on in our system, half would be outraged and the other half would apply for benefits. >> kroft: we decided to look into what appears to be a large- scale disability scam. look, there are a lot of allegations out there that we wanted to talk to you about. >> i understand. >> pelley: you don't realize how overused the word "breathtaking" is until something actually takes your breath away.

kroft, wonderful to have you here this morning. what is the single thing you look at over the weekend? , aaw wonderful jumble cacophony of information on iraq. what should we focus on? >> a couple of things you want to watch for. what is going on with the refinery. there has been a weeklong battle with this refinery, that provides iraq with 10% of its power. if you were to fall in the hands of isis, that would be of a for the maliki government. then there's the question about the southern oil field. this complacency that it will remain fine down there. we are concerned. >> let's look at the oil price chart. inflation-adjusted brick crude. you can see we have -- what is the barclays call? you nailed the seer and a half ago. do we drive higher due to geopolitics or move down due to the microeconomics? >> if you look at iraq, there are still offramp for this country right now. we are very concerned. if you did have a supply disruption in iraq, the only country that can make up for it is saudi arabia. >> i want to rip up the script. jo

. >> kroft: that's mostly true-- the overwhelming majority of people with schizophrenia aren't violentut as you'll see tonight, half of the mass killings in this country were committed by people with severe mental illness and who were not being treated for it. and there are millions more of them out there. >> simon: he is considered the jon stewart of egypt, and all he needs to say is "welcome to the program" to make an entire

. >> kroft: that's mostly true-- the overwhelming majority of people with schizophrenia aren't violentas you'll see tonight, half of the mass killings in this country were committed by people with severe mental illness and who were not being treated for it. and there are millions more of them out there. >> simon: he is considered the jon stewart of egypt, and all he needs to say is "welcome to the program" to make an entire counug

suspended after one of the planes suffered oil leak but the engines are not the only part where they are kroft is experiencing problems in fact as you're about to see the plane has been suffering well documented hot spots on cracks head to tail the pentagon. even prohibited from flying within forty kilometers of a thunderstorm i did for years it's a fuel tank could explode if struck by lightning now we spoke to an earth designer who stays on top of the technical glitches the f. thirty five program is also plagued by red tape it's one of the worst airplanes we've ever designed. for a lot of reasons but the most important reason is that it was compromised by having to do three different jobs you can never make a good airplane if you don't focus on a single a single mission and then they made it even worse saying that we saved money by giving it up among three services so now you have three missions pulling the airplane in different directions now you have three services three bureaucracies adding their parochial point of view to the airplane it was a complete mess and mind you this is the most e

we'll continue to work through the measures that ambassador bee kroft outlined to try to support the iraqi security forces in this challenge that they face. >> now that we've seen elements of iraq now we have seen them shed the uniforms, going door to door to get civil yab clothes so they can meld in the population. do you see any silver linings? >> i think what ambassador bee kroft said was that i think the escalation of the threat posed by isio is having an impact in baghdad of drawing the political factions more closely together. and i think in the last 72 hours we've seen a series of meetings where the various political elements are coming together and drawing up plans and looking for ways to cooperate for the national security be. >> do you expect the security force to turn the tide and capture them back? be we hope for that outcome. i think it's -- for the united states to support the outcome. >> you're going to iraq and god bless you for being willing to serve. you said there are 5300 u.s. personnel in iraq. are they going to be safe? >> that's a very good question, senator. t

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