>> morell: as a matter of course.f discipline, as a matter of the trade craft of doing intelligence analysis. >> miller: and that, morell says, was a key factor when the analysts were asked how sure they were osama bin laden would be found hiding in this compound in abbottabad. >> morell: the lead analyst put the number at 95%. the collective group of analysts put that number at 80%. when i said 60, the president asked me, "do you think we should do this?" and i said absolutely because i thought it was the best chance we ever had and might be the best chance we would have for a long, long time. >> miller: this photo, taken in the white house situation room on the night of the raid, was seen everywhere, but the operation was actually being run at c.i.a. headquarters, inside this room. >> morell: place was packed with people. computers everywhere, video conferencing with folks in afghanistan, the white house, folks at the pentagon. and just an awful lot of activity when the director and i walked in. >> miller: a picture

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the morel have morel more releve what will these dismal numbers have on the budget and immigration. > looked at the republicans how are the democrats doing ser. >> they are not much better. the tendency is higher. but it's a pox on the republican house. democrats 467% favorable and 49% ungave orable. that in itself is a record high in the poll. the president is holding steady in this poll. a even split 50/50. >> mtionmike viqueira at the hoe house thank you. >> a boat lost in the tsunami has returned home. the so-called miracle pine became a symbol of hope for this devastated town. the only one among 70,000 koial trees that wasn't swept away by the tsunami an estimated 1800 people died in march of 20 he is. 2011. now their school mates continue their studies in marine science. in a located school building and flattened by the coach. having lost so much at last they are getting something ba back a boat. the tsunami sent it on a voyage across the pacific. local and high school students identified it and scraped off layers of barnacles and helped it complete the long journey home. this t

. >> miller: mike morell was deputy director of the cia and he gave us the only

former number 2 of the cia, mike morell talks to cbs's jon miller and why he dismisses the notion that edward snowden is a whistle blower. that's coming up sunday on 60 minutes here on kpix5. >> some cases, it's harder than interviewing for a job. why finding place to rent is getting tougher in parts of the bay area. >>> and after years of big hits, the big challenge nfl star, brett favre, is dealing with off the field. >>> latest computer forecast models are in. there's a significant change. find out when we may break our o for october street. that's coming up. ,,,,,,,, female narrator: the mattress price wars are on the mattress price wars are on at sleep train. we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. plus, free same-day delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ s-f-o. >>> an u

the story but you know what role does eventually reveal his human side at the end of the interview morel tells us the one thing that really keeps him up at night. what really keeps me up at night is the inability of our government to make make decisions that push our economy and our society forward whoa whoa whoa whoa that's what keeps you up at night the partisan bickering in congress are you kidding me superficial squabbling is more troubling to you then the criminal policies you oversaw including torture rendition indefinite detention and falsifying evidence to justify war these are the unaccountable crimes that are really preventing our economy and society from pushing forward listen it's bad enough that these people are out on book tours gallivanting around the world and set of behind bars but the compliance on the part of the corporate media to continue to allow out war criminals to parrot propaganda with little to no pushback is a crime in itself. earlier this year florida congressman alan grayson invited a pakistani family who lost their grandmother to a drone strike to testify i

a reminder you can see john's interview have with former deputy director of the cia mike morell on "60es" at 7:00 p.m., 6:00, central. tuesday marks the first anniversary of superstorm sandy. today new jersey governor chris christie responded to critics who charged the pace of recovery is too slow. he blamed the federal government. christie told the associated press, quote, to the victims i would say you're right i think is too slow. and i wish the federal government would allow us the flexibility to get you the aid more quickly. sandy also slammed new york city where plenty of rebuilding still needs to be done. especially neighborhoods barely above sea level. terrell brown tonight takes a look at lessons learned. >> reporter: last october superstorm sandy swept joe courtney's home off its foundation. though he knew it would be expensive to repair, he had no intention of leaving new york's rockaway beach. >> there was not a question of whether we were going to rebuild or not. this is where i grew up. this is where my wife grew up. and this is where our lives are. >> reporter: his new h

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going back to week this week are those responsibilities who contribute to the morel, well-being, and readiness of service members. on the army air force game that went on despite the shutdown -- >> many people thought the game would be postponed or even canceled, but a last-minute approval by the department of defense cap came as scheduled. reported good to of the naval academy. >> we bring a lot of good to a lot of things. >> but the game will was almost a no go. on the 80s sports were left in limbo on october 1st, but some remain confident the game would go on as scheduled. >> ran into a former governor, and he said, i guarantee the game will be played. >> despite the state -- the game going on, there are still some services not available at the academy because of the shutdown. still no paycheck for federal employees. >> it's slightly perverse in my opinion. we have the professors and the civilian staff and they don't work yet somehow this money available. everyone loves the game and everything, but priority steam out of whack. >> the game does have its economic businesses for loca

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, e and the only thing you have to fear is a primary fight from someone even more liberal and bera morel a conservative, depending on the party. is it something as simple and technical as that, or is there something more in the culture we live in today? v >> it's not that simple. the fact is we have a very hi polarizing president.e. i'm not criticizing him for ower this.of he's a progressive. he exists to enlarge the power of government as an engine of the redistribution of wealth. he's not interested in a grand bargain. he's not interested in compromising. he doesn't think he needs to.the for all the talk about the republican party's dysfunction would someone tell me what the president's agenda is?r immigration? it's not going to happen. califor gun control? what is the agenda?ee >> there's a unified primary in d to m california. we have to watch that and see oth s what it leadsid to.the it could lead to more moderates some o on both sides winning the general election and would deal with some of this problem.enate, that doesn't address the senate, though. what'syo happened in the senate

he asked mike morell about another intelligence policy. the so-called interrogation of detainees after 9/11. >> let me read you some of the techniques used fwi cia after 9/11 to get information. waterboarding, hitting, bouncing them off walls, loud music, sleep deprivation, nudity, keeping suspects in physical stretched positions. if these were machineries held overseas by a foreign power, would we have called that torture. >> i actually, john, want to challenge you on the word torture. my officers cared out the guidance that was provided to them in both administrations and obviously that was different guidance. what's my view? my view was that those coercive techniques were the wrong thing to do. my view was that those techniques were inconsistent with american values, and for that reason i don't think they should have been done. >> now, morrell is the first senior cia official ever to say that enhanced interrogation was wrong. >>> americans trying to sign up for obama care are dealing with more high-tech headaches. they're blaming verizo

he asked mike morell about another intelligence policy. the so-called interrogation of detainees after 9/11. >> let me read you some of the techniques used fwi cia after 9/11 to get information. waterboarding, hitting, bouncing them off walls, loud music, sleep deprivation, nudity, keeping suspects in physical stretched positions. if these were machineries held overseas by a foreign power, would we have called that torture. >> i actually, john, want to challenge you on the word torture. my officers cared out the guidance that was provided to them in both administrations and obviously that was different guidance. what's my view? my view was that those coercive techniques were the wrong thing to do. my view was that those techniques were inconsistent with american values, and for that reason i don't think they should have been done. >> now, morrell is the first senior cia official ever to say that enhanced interrogation was wrong. >>> americans trying to sign up for obama care are dealing with more high-tech headaches. they're blaming verizo

entering our parks, morels, and monuments. while it is understandable that some services be eliminated in some parts, it is unfortunate that this administration has taken the necessary steps of closing off additional monuments in public places. it appears to me the obama administration is choosing to make this shutdown as painful as possible by unnecessarily preventing public access to open air spaces and monuments. these are spaces that are normally open twice for hours a day, seven days a week, all year long. these are places not doors or gates. entering our parks, morels, and monuments. while it is understandable that some services be eliminated in some parts, it is unfortunate that this administration has taken the necessary stepsthe obs going out of their way to erect barricades and have people manning them in order to keep people out of these monuments. mr. speaker, that is flat out wrong created is terribly wasteful. just today on our monument, world war ii veterans who bravely fought to defend and protect our country e

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the shutdown has raised significant morel concerns as thethe military force does its best to operate despite additional stressors. this has commanders and service members very worried. i stress with each passing day of the shutdown, the readiness of our fighting force becomes more at risk. as the forcethose serving our nation de better. our mission test message is simple. it is time to sit -- to end the shutdown. here is major general andrew davis, a board member of the military coalition and executive director director of the reserve officers association, to speak you on how the shutdown is affecting reserve component. thank you. [applause] >> the morning. marine corps, executive director of the reserve officers association of the united its. despite the reserve and guard making up nearly half of the millionense force, 1.1 servicemen and women, reserve component training has been canceled. unwisely canceled. congress has overlooked the need to pay these citizen soldiers for their in active drill training. we can to drill training. the pentagon has made a policy decision that exclude

you could not have been morel consequent. >> well, thank you, carl. amazing grace. >> the crap around here. i love carl, i love having you on. it's always fascinating. there is a lot of people watching today. >> it's like a kum baya moment. >> people are watching thinking this was a great segment. i am bitterly sorry about one thing, can you say mccarthy. >> a scorched earth. >> gone mccarthy scorched earth. >> scorched earth democratic party is now the example of segregation. >> all right. carl, it's always great to have you here. >> thank you so much. coming up, more us. . >> how the bhes in washington impacts the upcoming mid-terms and beyond political strategist david axelrod and mike murphy break down the balance of power. >> murphy is mad and he's pissed off. [ music playing ] [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks

expect morele informal relationships and work ways. -- in the workplace. they don't live in a hierarchical world. that could create some of the conflict. a lot of our managers are ill- prepared for dealing with more complex work environments. i have to keep going back to that lean approach that many employers have taken to organizing work and managing from a higher level. if you are managing by the numbers and you need to keep up with a tight schedule, these basic communications that you need to understand what is going on with people, there is limited time. there is very little ability and skill to manage those programs. that is a problem. guest: i would say that a lot of what you're talking about is what education people sometimes call soft skills. there is really nothing soft about them. it is an unfortunate name. the assessment we are talking about today does not look about those. that is not mean that there is not a growing recognition of just how important these are. i agree with you. it is impossible to assess that someone is a rear ready -- haver r

website, but i want to pick up on something that richard just said because i thought he put it so much morel trying to do, which is this myth making issue. >> no doubt. he called it myth making. i have been trying to refer to it as simply they are always afraid to project any image other than strength and it's almost they're afraid to admit something might not work or they're afraid to admit that something may not meet an expectation. so they end up finding themselves over prom promising or saying, we are still learning more, we just read about it in news reports. they're so afraid of being caught as if they, maybe that somebody in the chain of command didn't tell the president something or they're so afraid to admit that maybe the website wasn't going to launch perfectly on day one or to admit that some people's individual health care policies weren't going to be available. we're going to change and it's like they were so worried about the image and the spin, that they've, you know, ended up creating their on pr problem. this problem they're dealing with right now is of their own making. th