mortenson, and cai. and i think have probably given money to him and purchased his books, all on the representation that this was all true. so, i think it's going to be a lot of people involved. >> reporter: in statements mortenson stands by his story. and emphasizes that the schools his charities built are benefiting. as for the two plaintiffs in montana, they're not asking for a refund. but for the money to go into a trust so it can go where it was originally intended. mortenson is no longer writing his own story. he's being investigated by montana's attorney general. and a small college in st. louis even rescinded its offer to have him speak at commencement and receive an honorary degree. seth doane, cbs news, new york. >> and we're joined now by "newsweek" and daily beast reporter mike giglio who broke the news of the lawsuit just a few days ago. good morning. great to have you with us. so this lawsuit right now is two women. but do you think it grows and expands into a much larger class action? >> i

but as the book three cups of tea by greg mortenson describes, before you can build a school you have to build a relationsh relationship. and we'll have time to build a relationship so we build schools. and without a relationship, school is something we have in planted in a foreign plant rather than something the afghans themselves have build on their own. and that to me is a fundamental flaw in the strategy that we are presently employing. i will turn to chris perhaps on the medical side. >> i'd also like to say thanks to jim, steve and karl for welcoming us. now, beyond the plenary session of this panel, i do have to remark that the past two days doing and with the cadets and their classes has been an incredible expert, just to step out of line and become a student again momentarily. to witness the future military leaders and citizen soldiers of our country. it's something that is a stand and certain makes me proud to be involved. and as i look across at the other panel members and seek professional soldiers, authors, historians, leaders, diplomats. and me as a physician who is now

but, as the book, "three cups of tea" by greg mortenson described, before you can build a school you have to build a relationship. we don't have time to build a relationship, so we build a school. and without the relationship, the school is something we have implanted in a foreign land rather than something the afghans themselves have else on their own. that is to me a fundamental flaw in the strategy that we are presently in. i will turn to chris perhaps on the medical side. >> thank you and i would also like to say thank you to jim and admiral snyder for welcoming us. beyond the plenary session of this panel i do have to remark that in the past two days joining in with the norwich cadets and their classes has been an incredible experience, to step out of life and become a student again momentarily, to witness the future military leaders and citizens soldiers of our country. it is something astounding and certainly makes me very proud to be involved. if i look across at the other panels antsy professional soldiers, authors and historians, leaders, diplomats and me as a physician who