here is leon panetta's message for the troops. allison? >> reporter: secretary leon panetta arrived after the deadliest day for of a gap civilians. the u.s. is preparing to draw down -- preparing to draw down troops and they are based in pakistan. he defended the use of u.s. drones to target them. >> we have every responsibility to defend ourselves. >> leon panetta is meeting with the defense minister about the senate tow airstrike killing 15 yesterday. >> the group is asking them to accept gays as leaders and the review process could take up to a year. now the scouts are more than century oil with excuses and eight quests. >>> -- atheists. george zimmerman surrendered and was sent back to jail. they revoked his bond after he could not come up with that much money but george zimmerman raised the money through a website set up for his defense. now several items were seized at the home of pedro hernandez. they say he lured the child and dumped his body in the trash. now he is charged with second- degree murder and his wife claims his confess

. >>> leon panetta announced anyon announced visit just as violence there was on the rise. coming up, why leon panetta says they are reaching the limits of their patients and still focusing on a new area, ktvu channel 2 morning news has been told it is the fishing spot of antolin garcia-torres who is charged with the killing of sierra lemar. the next search is set for saturday. >>> starting saturday, they will have to be on leashes but they are hoping to block the new rule. they have been gathering signatures to avenue turn the evidence. and instead they will have to desite whether to appeal it or have it pack. >> maybe that is a good oh men for the morning commute. >>> and good morning to you both, dave and pam, let's go outside, we are starting off well, this is a look at westbound 80 as you head out at the mcarthur maze no major problems, right now the traffic looks good, and if we don't have any traffic reports then we should oh okay. this is a look at northbound 101 but for the he most part traffic is still light, let's go to steve. >> i took a snooze and i woke up and

. >>> leon panetta makes a surprise trip this morning. plus the case with the two men charged with beating bryan stow. >>> and coyote scare in the foothills what is being done to protect owners and their pets. >>> good morning, another look at the morning commute and bay area weather coming up. that let you move the tv around wherever. no siree, bob. who's bob? and if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you couldn't watch diddly-squat. you talk a lot. you have no idea how good you have it. that's not working. [ grunts ] [ male announcer ] get a wireless receiver in time for the olympic games. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. rethink possible. . >>> about a half hour ago, a stub way delivery truck caught fire in the east bay, it was headed to hayward in oakland when it caught fire in the area of 8th and oak street. police say there was an electrical problem in the fridge racing unit and he didn't know -- refrigeration unit. >>> leon panetta is discussing plans for the troop draw down and expressing frustration

but as we first told you earlier this year, leon panetta has held the toughest jobs in washington andone what seems impossible. before bin laden, panetta helped balance the federal budget. in a long career, he had been a budget director and white house chief of staff. but by 1997, he left washington and went home to california. it was 12 years later that president-elect obama made an odd request-- would panetta lead the c.i.a.? panetta had never worked in intelligence, but his team put a navy seal in bin laden's bedroom. last summer, the president made panetta secretary of defense, in charge of managing three million employees, fighting three wars, and stopping iran from building an atom bomb. this last january, before the president spoke to the nation, he had a few words for leon panetta. >> president barack obama: good job, tonight. good job tonight. ( applause ) >> pelley: with nearly the entire government assembled for the state of the union address, maybe ten people in the room knew what that was about. the navy's seal team six had just rescued two hostages, including an american

breaking news from overnight as defense secretary leon panetta arrived in afghanistan. anetta talking to u.s. troops. the defense secretary with some strong words for neighboring pakistan, saying the united states must put more pressure on the country and warning that u.s. troops have every right to defend themselves against attacks launched from inside pakistani safe havens. >>> a pilot is being questioned today after he flew his small plane straight into president obama's restricted air space over l.a. last night. that's not something you're supposed to do. norad says an f-16 fighter jet had to intercept that plane, followed it until it landed without incident. at the time president obama was at the beverly hilton for a fund-raiser. >>> ct scan could save your child's life. you know that. this morning, there's new evidence linking those scans to cancer. we are joined now by senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. so, elizabeth, 1.6 million kids get a ct scan when they go to an emergency room. how bigative risk is this? and could these kids actually get cancer fro

defense secretary leon panetta making a surprise visit to afghanistan. panetta arriving after a deadly wednesday in afghanistan. a twin suicide bombing on a market in kandahar killed 22 people and injured 50 others. nato also under scrutiny after an air strike killed 18 people, including women and children believed to be civilians. the u.s. also saying one of its armed helicopters was shot down by enemy fire, killing two crew members aboard. we're live in kabul. mohammed, defense secretary panetta wants to find out if the allied forces are prepared to -- is it troops that they're questioning here? do we have enough in. >> reporter: well, that has been one of the key questions zoraida. there's grave concern, especially in light of the attacks yesterday about the escalation and violence in the last few weeks and months. yesterday was the deadliest day for civilians in afghanistan this year. take that suicide attack you sfoek about a minute ago. this was coordinated to maximize casualties. a sophisticated kind of attack. kandahar, which was a former strongho

and leon panetta is in afghanistan to check on the war's progress. panetta says that everyone expected the recent rise for insurgent has nato involvement decreases there. just yesterday 22 people were killed in a busy marketplace in southern afghanistan by suicide bombers. >>> please have been unable to identify the woman said turner

what offense secretary leon panetta is currently on a nine day trip through asia over the weekend he stopped in singapore for the two thousand and twelve shangri-la security dialogue and this week he'll be making what's considered a historic visit to vietnam now it's all part of this strategic shift that we've been hearing so much about from the pentagon shifting towards the asia pacific region and panetta made clear that by two thousand and twenty about sixty percent of the u.s. navy fleet will be assigned their fleets going to include six aircraft carriers a majority of u.s. cruisers destroyers littoral combat ships and submarines but he was also adamant about saying that this move is not meant to intimidate china except it's not just china that finds that a little hard to believe so joining me to discuss this is robert farley assistant professor at the university of kentucky and blogger at lawyers guns and money robert thanks so much for joining us tonight and you know tell me first i mean you know i was poking about this a lot especially when we first saw this strategic review co

treatment towards a journalist on capitol hill then robert farley is going to join us to talk about leon panetta as nine day trip through asia and the secretary defense may claim that our shifting strategy is meant to intimidate china but many people really believe him and how big of a role are arm sales going to play on these visits are going to all of that morphy tonight including it does of happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media decided to make. well tomorrow is going to be a big day when it comes to elections as voters will decide if they will or will not recall governor scott walker just hours away from that historic recall election in wisconsin the recall caps a bitter fight between public sector unions and walker that wage for over a year one hundred fifty four days until election day and it's a dead heat in the race for the white house both campaigns looking at all the economic data and plotting strategy for how to convince voters that they can fix the economy the president remains more likable than mitt romney in the latest polls and today his reelection team dou

earlier leon panetta said that a balanced approach for tax cuts is feeded in order to meet the $5 billion level mandated by the budget control act. >>> come quick programming updates while we wait for in committee to come back. this afternoon on c-span3 we'll have remarks from tim geithner. he's a featured speak or the council on foreign relations event where he's expected to talk about u.s. economic recovery efforts and preview next week's g-20 summit in mexico where world leaders are gathering to discuss issues surrounding europe's debt crisis. again, that's live here on c-span3 beginning at 4:30 eastern. and in about 25 minutes over on c-span, starting at 1:00 eastern we'll have live coverage at the u.s. chamber of commerce. they're having their 2012 job summit. the chamber is releasing their third annual enterprising state study that looks at how specific states are doing in today's economy. a number of governors are also going to be on hand to discuss the findings. >>> it turns the committee did wrap up and they did adjourn. defense secretary leon panetta again saying a balanced appr

waiting for secretary of defense leon panetta. as we wait, the house and senate have passed a bill that's aimed at salvaging 2.8 million jobs. the measure cleared the house on a vote of 373-52. the vote in the senate was 74-19. it now goes to president obama's desk for his signature. it would spend money on highways. the house is expected to do the same shortly. you can see the house live on c-span and the senate on c-span 2. >> this might be a good time to turn around obscure what are otherwise concealed -- >>> good afternoon. as you know, it's now been one year since i was sworn in as secretary of defense. it truly has been an honor for me to lead the men and women of this department. and to do so during a very historic time for the united states military and for the country. i have been very fortunate to have an outstanding partner in the chairman, the vice chairman, all of the chiefs and the service secretaries and the combatant commanders and all my civilian leadership. let me, if i can, recognize some of the highlights of th

. >>> and leon panetta issuing a warning to pakistan. the change he wants to see and the impact on u.s. military strategies. >>> and we know you've been wondering, how do cockroaches disappear before humans can catch them? bay area researchers have the answer. >>> how is the fed of the fed like a 6-year-old who broke a lamp? we'll take a look coming up. >>> and there's that delicious day christina loren's telling us about. that's the sunol grade. sunshine shining bright. about it teou a coming up. ou >>> welcome back, everybody. that market rally ran out of steam this morning after the fed chairman testified on capitol hill. scott mcgrew says ben bernanke often reminds him of a 6-year-old. no disrespect intended. >> reporter: like a 6-year-old who broke a lamp. good morning. you know how if you ask a 6-year-old a direct question, did you break the lamp, you get an answer like, i can't say for sure. ben bernanke is a lot like that. he's very evasive but he has to be. what he says can move markets. he was evasive and vague as he spoke to c

leon panetta arrived in afghanistan. also using the visit to pressure pakistan to do more to root out the al qaeda link eed haqani terrorist network. we asked you at the top of the hour what you are doing up this hour. our producer taun towhas a coup answers. >> willie seems like a pleasant and nice guy to listen to. he appears to have a solid support team around him to prop him up. >> you are half right. i am pleasant and easy to listen to. the second part, really, i'm not getting a lot of help here. it's kind of a one-man show.

leon panetta also encourage the leaders to provide additional support to afghanistan. for more on the american strategy in the region, i spoke with a former u.s. ambassador. the relationship with india and america does seem to be in a bit of a courtship phase at the moment. just how important is india to the u.s.? >> well, it is critically important, and we have been courting india for quite some time. actually, this is a bipartisan policy going back to president clinton's days, with the civilian nuclear agreement under bush in 2008, and now president obama has decided with this shifting to asia policy that india is, in fact, a cornerstone of policy. why is that? indy's shared values with the united states, democracy and human rights. they have an economy that can help the middle class and rebuild itself. quite frankly, to help people come out of poverty in india. and strategically, the indian ocean becomes more and more of a critical asset. >> what about the tightening of security? does india actually have the military and economic cloud to help the west? bit checkere

leon panetta arrived in afghanistan. also using the visit to pressure pakistan to do more to root out the al qaeda link eed haqani terrorist network. we asked you at the top of the hour what you are doing up this hour. our producer taun towhas a coup answers. >> willie seems like a pleasant and nice guy to listen to. he appears to have a solid support team around him to prop him up. >> you are half right. i am pleasant and easy to listen to. the second part, really, i'm not getting a lot of help here. it's kind of a one-man show. don't you think? >> come on. >> i'm going for the colbert moment. you throw the dead fish at me. anyway. go ahead. i've got a great staff. we can speak now. >> thank jennifer writes, what time do you have to get up to do the show? my dog wakes me up. who wakes you up? >> that's a good question. wake up, i don't want to even tell you when i wake up. but it's not even close to as early as this great staff wakes up. i'm awoken usually 3:15 in the morning with a throat punch from a 2-year-old. lying

ladies and gentlemen, please give a warm welcome to a true patriot, the honorable leon panetta, secretary of defense. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. thank you, dr. woodson, for the kind introduction and thank you all for your leadership, for your wise counsel and for your commitment to ensuring that our service members and their families receive the kind of treatment and support that they so richly deserve. i would like to express my appreciation to all of you in this audience. appreciation for coming together, appreciation for the work that you've been doing at this three-day conference, appreciation for the focus that all of you are making to try to give attention and energy on one of the most complex and urgent problems facing our military families, the problem of suicide. lot of people here who have been working with this issue day in and day out and i have tremendous respect for your capabilities. you're the experts in trying to deal with a very difficult issue. i'm reminded of the story of the nobel prize winner who was goi

defense secretary leon panetta making a historic trip to cameron bay. the most senior individual to visit that base. and queen elizabeth celebrating her diamond jubilee. more than a million spectators to separate the 60th year of her reign. ♪ fox news is america's election headquarters and the economy taking the center stage on the talk shows. for president obama and mitt romney. unemployed for may 8.2%. mr. obama's former car czar who led the the auto bailout appearing on fox news sunday. >> nobody is happy with the rate of job creation today. but without the policies that the president put in place we wouldn't have this level of job creation. >> harris: governor romney's senior campaign advisor pointing out the policies under president obama. >> this is hostile for job creation in our economy and frankly adds a sense of urgency in terms of this year's election to be able to turn things around. the only things to change it are changing the policies and that means changing the person in the white house. >> harris: back and forth, it's only june. steve,

earlier today defense secretary leon panetta thanked gay and lesbian military members for their service. it is part of the military's recognition of gay pride month. fox's jennifer griffin has more. >> diversity is one of our greatest strengths. >> reporter: defense secretary leon panetta thanking gay and lesbian military members for service. the secretary issued a video message as the pentagon joins the rest of the u.s. government for the first time recognizing june as gay pride month. >> you faithfully served your country with professionalism and courage. just like your fellow service members, you put your country before yourself. >> reporter: this comes nine months after the repeal of the controversial don't ask don't tell policy took effect. under don't ask don't tell gay and lesbian troops could not reveal their orientation. if they did, they faced discharge. the policy forced more than 13,000 service members out of the u.s. military. >> the successful repeal of don't ask don't tell proved to the nation that just like country we defend, we share different backgrounds, different val

career sterling and says he supports a temporary extension of the bush tax. >>> defense secretary leon panetta arrived in afghanistan for a surprise visit. alison burns is in our washington, d.c. newsroom with a net ta's message for u.s. troops. alison? >> reporter: panetta told u.s. troops in office we're at a turning point in the war. here is a look at his arrival overnight -- in afghanistan we're at a turning point in the war. here is a look at his arrival overnight. two suicide attacks in kandahar killed at least 22 people. panetta blames some of the worst violence on the kahani network of terrorists and he suggested the use of uss drones. he says u.s. patience is wearing thin. alley -- alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the syrian government is denying another massacre. opposition forces say the government is responsible for more kills yesterday. this comes day -- killings yesterday. meanwhile, monitors say they were shot at while trying to get to the scene of the latest mass killings and secretary of state hillary clinton called the violence simply unconscionable. and barbara walter

defense secretary leon panetta has promised to protect troops from sexual violence. the service women's action network is one organization trying to clarify those misconceptions. >> i think one of these misconceptions of sexual violence is obviously that it only facts women. as many men are affected by sexual assault in the military as women. another misconception, i think, across america is that the end of don't ask, don't tell would meant that sexual assault among men would somehow increase. it's complete farce, i mean, sexual assault has never been about sexual orientation. it's always about violence and power and domination >> anu bhagwati founded the service women's action network, or swan, in 2007 to promote the rights of women in the military. but it's a misconception that only women are sexual abused in the military. >> there are a few things that make sexual assault in the military very different, and sexual harassment in the military. the main thing is that the military is a confined environment. you can't flee, so to speak. you can't go awol without reperc

is bigger shift towards asia one that its defense secretary leon panetta is now touring the region to actively engage it in a january report issued by the american government of china has listed along with iran as one of the us as biggest adversaries the report also specifically singled out india as the main country washington would pursue as a strategic partner in the region the united states has already been thinking better of the amount of energy strengthening military ties with india it just sold them time military transport planes for four point four billion dollars india also conducts the most military exercises with the united states than any other country many analysts say that it could be a way for washington to use new delhi to counterbalance its new enemy china. you know. what it is that. major competition for this includes. it was american issue while india is happy to have a partner to advance their arsenals and many observers are watching the american interest with caution. the biggest trading partner neighbor. made a proxy. we should not forget about the americans reall

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leon panetta addressed the graduates, most are commissioned navy incense.thers as second lieutenants in the marine corps. >> still ahead, we have a lot come.o >> a look at the forecast. come.o >> a look this country was built by working people. the economy needs manufacturing. machines, tools, people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this yeyear. in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ >> a little bit more humid tomorrow. today was a treat. possibly touched yesterday across maryland. the national weather service out a final report over couple of days. nothing right now, and we will keep you updated. , 75ide, partly cloudy skies degrees. it has now cooled down to 66. there it is. george washington university, 65 degrees. a hike inas it for western maryland. temperatures outsid

that one of its armed helicopters were shot down by enemy fire killing two crew members aboard leon panetta said pakistan let's haqqani network terrorists who are allied with all kite use its borders as a safety net the fbi is probing possible white house leaks about u.s. security cyber warfare program against iran ... that development follows charges of gross irresponsibility between the obama administration and republican senator john mccain of arizona congressional intelligence chiefs also express concern about those leaks john mccain alleges that the leaks were politically motivated to boost president obama's prestige ahead of his reelection bid white house press secretary jay carney denies the charges facing any suggestion that this administration has authorized intentional leak of classified information for political gain is grossly irresponsible >>an enormous stock float trips all the way from japan to oregon a 5,000 mi. journey if you take a look the stock float washed ashore in newport oregon on tuesday it is massive 66 ft. long 19 ft. wide and 7 ft. tall a tsunami washed it away f

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defense secretary leon panetta arrived in afghanistan overnight. scuss plans to withdraw troops. this is file video from a previous visit to afghanistan. in a meeting with afghanistan's defense minister, panetta also insisted he's keeping pressure on afghanistan. panetta says the u.s. is running out of patience to root out a terrorist network there. but in a meeting with troops, panetta made a joke that the death of an al qaeda leader -- about one earlier this week. >> just took down another leader in al qaeda the other day. the worst job you can get these days is to be a deputy leader in al qaeda. >> 27,000 american troops are scheduled to leave afghanistan by the end of september. >>> defense attorneys for bradley manning will call several u.s. employees to the stand today. the defense is trying to get 10 of the 22 charges against manning dismissed. the 24-year-old is charged with aiding the enemy by leaking of hundreds of classified documents to wikileaks. >>> on to decision 2012, president obama attending one more fundraiser in los angeles this

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