me. >> mit >> mitchell: i see. >> and >> and they were all across that ar that area. so we so we had heard this is how they they captured bin laden. >> mit >> mitchell: jerry, did you think think that osama bin laden would would ever be captured? >> >> no, i did not. becaus because when you think of waz waz irstan it is about the size o size of new jersey. and w and we have been raining drone drone attacks on that place now now for two years under presid president obama, and before that that under president bush. every every single taliban that i talk talk to, people who had me as as well as every single tribal tribal leader, every single common common person along the border border, and the pashtuns said t said that osama bin laden is too b too big to hide, not just in statu stature but our tribal code condem condemns us from ever giving up a g up a guest. but but someone like bin laden is too is too big to hide. he is he is far away from the border. border. don't don't forget, not one single al al qaeda leader has ever, was ev was ever killed or capture add lo add l

. >> mit >> mitchell: it is at 10:47 eastern eastern time.news about an hour a hour ago from the white house t house that the president wanted wanted to speak to the americ american people. obviou obviously this is unusual. sourc sources from the white house are are telling us initially this w this was a quote, unquote, big dea big deal. and dav and david this certainly would would fall into that catego category, correct? >> it >> it would. and and frankly it comes as a surpr surprise because for so many years years people have said there was was no trace of bin laden. that that he had gone absolutely silen silent. commun communicated only by courie courier. and and somehow somebody finally got got a location on bin laden and and according to the sources that that we have been talking to, he has he has been killed. >> mitc >> mitchell: let's give people people a time line of bin laden. laden. he has he has been on the fbi 10 most most wanted fugitive since 1998. 1998. the pe the person who claimed respon responsibility for the septem septembe

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targets henry cole for example was one of the master interrogators he was actually a physicist from mit the washington post under such an act over sixty two thousand and seven an article by petula dvorak titled four hunts quiet men break silence of world war two. quoted henry caught the guy who ultimately was well here's the here's the quote actually from we got more information out of a german general with a game of chess or ping pong than they do today with their torture said henry call ninety an mit physicist who had been assigned to play chess in germany with hitler's deputy rudolf hess about high value targets. in the article she continued several of the veterans all men in their night eighty's and ninety's denounced the controversial techniques and when the time came for them to accept honors from the army's freedom team salute one veteran refused citing his opposition the war in iraq and procedures that have been used to guantanamo bay in cuba she went on to write actually this is a quote we did it with a certain amount of respect and justice this is said john gunther dean eighty

mit. m... mit? i know. go figure.weeks before classes started, my buddies convinced me to go down to costa rica to do a little fishing... and drug running. one of those turns you take in life, you know? but, if you guys make it to your honeymoon, i've got two words for you: costa rica. the most beautiful place on earth. -trust me. -amita: uh, i got to get going. i'll check in later. nice meeting you. i look forward to going to the wedding. (chuckles) man: uh, sniper two, we've got eyes on the delivery team. they're approaching the building at this point. lunchtime. man (over radio): delivery team is entering. i would have ordered the fries. man (over radio): all units stand by. delivery team has entered the building. okay, they got their food. now let's hope they let them walk out of there. woman: sniper one and sniper two, they are coming out. keep them in your sights. man: sniper one, they, uh, seem to be coming out okay. david: we have nikki and your dad on a videoconference. oh, yeah. just put it up here for me. h

there is an engineering at the academy that cents for kids to mit the in any of the high school in the east bay. they also said more kids to harvard than any other high school in the east bay. they have a very famous pre engineering program. for many years i was worried that there was no women and very few african americans. how did she get interested in engineering? they said, well, we did a chatelin day. you inspired by a woman engineer or a minority? one of the girls said, he was a pretty boring white guy. there are kids in oakland that don't have the internet. i cannot imagine a kid today without the internet. we still have that digital gap. you can help me close that gap. there is a struggle to have some rights in this country -- in this country. we have fought against the remnants of discrimination against the chinese-americans. growing up in a state where education is free and well funded, that -- every child should have the ability to get an education. this is what makes america different. this is what makes a oakland pretty energetic. this is something that we can to. whether

i would just see the wall where i could not pass a course at mit in physics. i could not pass it anymore. >> reporter: the survey shows that of all the lifetime cases, half of them manifest themselves by the age of 14, suddenly 5% by the age of 24. after the initial onset of symptoms, the median amount of time that people delay seeking help, 10 years. >> the kids don't get help when they need it. they might go for a few years with poor school functioning and poor relations which later has impacts on self-esteem and how that person really functions and grows into adulthood. i think for adults, the studies have shown that mental illness is really the cause of an incredible amount of lost work and lost productivity. >> and that's it for this week's second look. we will continue to follow developments at napa state hospital on our newscast. i'm julie haener, thank you for watching.

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. >>> they are off to stanford, mit, columbia, and other prestigious universities after four years of support to a national afterschool program. tonight 130 bay area high school students who are part of the college track program graduated. 90% of them have been accepted to colleges and universities across the country. and black eyed peas front man, william delivered a keynote speech and explained how the seven scholarship winners were chosen. >> my mom chose these guys and you better not let my mama down. my mama is part of this so she helps select and pick. >> wow. many of the college track students are the first in their families to graduate from high school. nearly all will be the first in their families to go to college. >>> also tonight, sharks fans packed hp pavilion for the sharks first home game. it was a nail biter for sure, but the sellout crowd home happy. disappointing fashion. up in vancouver to the top ranked canucks after a better performance tonight. excited fans are making some bold predictions. >> um, i think the sharks are going to win in seven. >> you're that confi

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no one has heard from the 8 mit missing campers since they arrived on thursday.emote area has little cell phone coverage and they believe they were cut off by the rising water levels. >>> the latest wild fire in texas destroyed about 40 homes in the western part of that state. dry conditions and high winds have been fueling most of the fires. visibility dropped yesterday and the west texas mountains as winds flung in around 300 acres of ash into the town. the cold front helped the firefighters trying to get the fires under control. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> new information this morning following the successful assault and targeting of public enemy number one. how the elet special forces carried out -- elite special forces carried out the historic directive. >> reporter: a towson school comes together to remember yeardley love a year after her death. >>> and parts of the southern u.s. will be at the mercy of the mighty mississippi. the country's largest river on the verge of swelling its banks. that could endanger thousands. that and much more coming up

he is like mitt romney, a managerial guy without any core beliefs and he's not like mit nit mitt romneythat he doesn't have the picture perfect family. i think that when you saw the tea party, you grassroots, people getting riled up. half of what they got riled up at last election was republican offenses against limited government. and medicare part d was -- it wane as big as the wall street bailout, but medicare part d and no child left behind are things people in tea parties wouldably up. republicans say this is part of the problem. and newt was onboard, lobbying the right at the time. coming to conservative meetings and coming to journalists saying you've got to go along with the prescription. >> does that make him a time server? >> a time server? >> a timeserver is someone who doesn't the policy to the immediate needs of the moment. >> absolutely. >> it doesn't make any differences which side it's on. >> absolutely. >> there's no fundamental belief on either side, it's wor >> again, it's like "american idol." you seek the limelight. >> you think it's limited? >> not quite. i think h

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90% of them have been accepted to colleges and universities across the country including stanford, mit, and columbia. >> they definitely helped us lead in the right direction, providing act classes, community service opportunities. >> my mom chose these guys and you better not let my mama down. my mama part of this. she helped select and pick. >> college track has been around since 1997 and has served 1100 students in east palo alto, oakland, san francisco, and new orleans. >>> well federal government is so concerned about the rise in std cases in the baby boomer generation that medicare may soon start covering std testing. that's right. dr. kim on why boomers are at particular risk. >> saturday nights at the ballroom, it takes two to tango. >> it's a dance of passion. it's a dance of love and a two minute love affair. >> she is single, over the age of 55 and just wants to dance, but if love comes her way. >> never say never. because you never know when you meet your soul mate. >> paula may have ample time to find out. americans are living longer. add to the mix like drugs like viagra

out in those plans get included and those public comment periods are for that to happen so we don't mits out on any opportunities we have. in this marina area, start submitting your ideas now, what do you think will help this area? chestnut corridor and all the other areas, using the america's cup theme, do you want to present something that would attract visitors coming here for america's cup to come out here, spend their money out here? submit that. that's what the other neighborhoods are being encouraged to do. the best plans are the orr beganic ones that people say, can go we get a little help, we'd like to do some planning, what's your number anticipation, where will people live and how can we get them to come over here. when they come over here, we can deal with the noise element through the entertainment commission. >> thanks, mayor lee. let me also add, we are all super excited about the america's cup, especially here in district two, but one thing, everyone knows what fleet week is like here in the marina and this is fleet week on steroids. this isn't going to be a weekend, it's

focuses on stalin obviously in one of your interviews you said he was a key historical figure of the mits twentieth century but he also said that you had a lot of respect for him why the word respect. i'm not sure used the word or maybe it will use the word suspect but some some people accuse me of being a style in which i'm not so but having studied him very closely for many years i'm very impressed if you want to call being impressed and respect i'm not sure it's the word lord or use or repricing or michael stallings little sister and i would start with his name. shit with his contribution it's very possible. quite probable that the soviet union would have lost the world not to jim and i consider him to be important historical figure if that's true going to polls he's the most important figure of the mid twentieth century and one of the most important thing because of a strong sense for yourself even more important than. i think but you know if i may be impressed by style but i'm also very critical. particularly the many crimes that were committed by human blood his regime you know you

choose an airfield outside of st petersburg pilots to carefully study the flight plan for a vehicle to mit choppers a lightweight motor glider and time sauces midsized are to hate east with a smaller drone developed by russian companies going southbound shortly thereafter as in normal civil aviation traffic each flight in different designated altitude. however on the same plane the plane calls for a point of intersection on the southern side of a rectangular space with a drone flying eastwards head on it the other for the a.t.'s speech system should help the drone operators alter their course while also avoiding a catastrophic collision with a main. aircraft occupying higher altitude layers and with their missions laid out in plain russian the pilots were left to suit up and strategize additional intrigue was added to the mix by an uninvited guest a stiff wind blowing north to south through sort of a gift of the old page of google earth or so it was with the mystical thinking what the. other shows up at. once the last of the germans had overcome the minor meteorological obstacle we had fiv

out in those plans get included and those public comment periods are for that to happen so we don't mits out on any opportunities we have. in this marina area, start submitting your ideas now, what do you think will help this area? chestnut corridor and all the other areas, using the america's cup theme, do you want to present something that would attract visitors coming here for america's cup to come out here, spend their money out here? submit that. that's what the other neighborhoods are being encouraged to do. the best plans are the orr beganic ones that people say, can go we get a little help,