that is the neptune pool. they're doing additions on the back of the main building. it had both the south and the north wing added on. also added on which we'll see later, tennis courts which formed the roof for yet another swimming pool. in all the years of construction with literally totals of thousands construction workers there never were any fatalities on the job. the way that julia morgan work ed, that she worked from a model. in the early years she would ship the model back and forth to hearst, but it got too large to send. so she had a woman architect in her office who worked on this model named julian mesik and they would take photographs of the model and then tint the photographs and then send them to hearst. so that they could try out new ideas. he wanted things to come together very quickly, but the great hall, or as they called it the assembly room, the large room in front of the main building was a complicated room to put together. they were work on it from 1922-1928. but hearst used whatever portions of the house were ready. it was the large gathering

. >> one of the operations was the name of the overall thing but then there was operation neptune. was that the naval pard? >> correct. the full name of the whole operation was neptune/overlord and of course you can't have an amphibious operation without the naval aspect. neptune as i explain in the encyclopedia involves ships from five allied nations not just the u.s. and britain but canada which has the third-largest navy in world war ii and then there were individual ships from france and poland. it really wasn't multinational endeavor. >> i will say that you achieved a wonderful balance even though you are clearly an aviation junkie but there's a lot in here about the navy and the army. you give great space to the royal air force and the planes that flew and the royal canadian air force and so forth. anyway it's absolutely fascinating i thought. i particularly liked the alphabet. the covert golfer bravo charlie but you have a chart that lists the u.s. version in the german version so i thought the choice of names was really fun. sometimes what they were the same like king and k

united states before boarding two top secret stealth helicopters and lamping -- launching operation neptune spear. >> we got it down to a science. a lot of people had the folding camping chairs, the try -- tripods. we maximized space. some were above and some were below and i had a dog next to me. it is loud. so nobody was really talking. no need to talk. we are looking around seeing how people are reacting. it is comforting because the army picked the four best pilots to fly these two helicopters. >> 15 minutes later two chinook helicopters take off with another squadron. a rescue force in case anything goes wrong. >> we hear from them, okay, we cross the border. now we know we are in pakistan. at this point, you coobt hear it, but -- you couldn't hear it, but you could feel we were in a sovereign nation and we don't know if they can see us or not. if they do, they can justifiably shoot us down. they are defending their nation. everyone is handling this in their own way. we are beginning to realize that i can take a missal right now and blow up at anytime. wondering what does it feel like

mock-ups of the compound here iu the united states before om t helicopters andhe launching operation neptun hefear. >> we got it down to a science. a lot of people had those elicop folding camping chairs, little n tripods sog we could maximize space. some guys sitting on those, som sitting below them. and i had a dog right next to ia me. it's pretty loudht inside of th so no one's talking to each other. there's no need to talk. each kind of looking around seeing how people are reacting.ng we're hearing from the pilots every now and then. very comforting because the arm picked the best pilots to fly. >> fifteen minutes later two chanuk helicopters take off, a rescue force in case anything goes wrong. >> we hear, okay, we've crossed the border. and at this point it's kind of you couldn't hear it but you no could feel, okay, now we're in a sovereign nation. we'r we don't know if they can see us or not. and if they do, they can justifiably shoot us down. and we can't react because mad they're defending theirbe natio. so everyone's kind of handling this in their own way. the weird feeling to rea

overlord was the name of the overall thing, but then there was operation neptune. was that the naval part? >> correct. [laughter] >> should be obvious right? >> the full name of the whole operation was neptune/overlord, and, of course, you can't have an amphibious operation without a naval aspect. and neptune as i explain in the encyclopedia, involved ships from about five allied nations. not just the u.s. and britain, but canada which had the third largest navy in world war ii, and then there were individual ships from free france and poland. so it really was a multi-national endeavor. >> i will say that you achieved a wonderful balance even though you're clearly an aviation junkie -- [laughter] but there's a lot in here about the navy and the army, and you give great space to the royal air force and, you know, the planes that it flew as well as the american and then the royal canadian air force, so forth. >> you bet. >> anyway, it's absolutely fascinating, i thought. you liked the phonic alphabet. >> yeah. >> like alpha, bravo whatever charlie. but you have a cha

. >>> with operation neptune sphere under way in abottabad, pakistan, they storm the main building ofhe compound. >> they cleared a room on the first floor, killing the courier, and his wife who were found in the first floor of the main building. >> his wife jumped on top. she was killed. we separated into different rooms and were looking down a hallway. >> it was weird to be in there. we're kind of back in the rooms. we don't want to stand in the hallway. that's where the enemy could shoot. >> they began methodically to go room by room the first floor. they work in teams. as they enter the floor they begin looking for rooms where potentially there are beds. they peel off and clear room by room by room. this is happening very rapidly. >> i remember there was a girl in our room, a little girl crying. i had a guy -- i was sort of holding down -- i had a guy taking my spot grabbed her and walked her across the hallway to find a woman to give the girl to. because even in the heat of something that important, that moment, we're the good guys. and we don't want her to be any more afraid tha

holding back the waters of the dayton flood is cliff -- its cliffs and crags of the grand canyon, and neptunend his seahorses. the whole thing had a grand and imposing aspect in spite of its necessary garrison us. -- gerrarishn i will point out how quickly it was builtess. here it was with almost nothing constructed. a celebration was held for the groundbreaking of the palace of machinery. by may, the main vaults were rising. on december 30, lincoln bg flew his airplane through the palace in the world's first indoor airplane flight. about a year before opening day you can see the palace of machinery is almost complete while the forms of the other palaces are coming along. here is the view from the west. there are no visible signs of festival hall or tower of jewels. the palace of fine arts is a muddy pit. you can see the form of the lagoon taking shape. here is a series of panoramas that illustrates the evolution of the exposition. wants these palaces were completed, it was left only to fill them. palaces were filled with the latest in technological achievements he something stressed by manag

team 6 and on the night of may 1st, 2011, he was a part of "operation neptune spear."s the second man through the door into the room where the world's most wanted terrorist was hiding, he fired the fateful shot that brought the biggest manhunt in world history to an end. his name is robert o'neill. and he is the man who killed osama bin laden. the face we are looking at is the last face that osama bin laden saw on earth. >> yeah. i mean, if it was light enough, i was definitely the last person he saw. >> you trained on targets with his face on them. >> yeah. >> what was it like to kill the actual guy? >> it wasn't real. it was another guy in a house we shot. it didn't sink in. it didn't sink in for a while. >> has it sunk in now? >> yeah, it has now. i've thought about it every day for a number of years. i'm still trying to figure out if it's the worst or best thing i've ever done. >> how is it the best? >> we accomplished the mission and i was a big part of it. i was a part of it. >> how could it be the worst? >> i don't know what's going to happen. and that's somethi

had half a million americans, half a million people come through now know the story of operation neptuneh this artifact. so it's that contribution alone, that every american needs to come to this museum to learn this story. >> we've got to take a break. we'll come right back with the audience right after the break. [ male announcer ] take zzzquil and sleep like... the kids went to nana's house... for the whole weekend! [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] zzzquil, the non habit forming sleep aid that helps you sleep easily and wake refreshed. because sleep is a beautiful thing. [ narrator ] mama sherman and the legion of super fans. wow! [ narrator ] on a mission to get richard to his campbell's chunky soup. it's new chunky beer-n-cheese with beef and bacon soup. i love it. and mama loves you. ♪ ♪ ♪ nineteen years ago, we thought "wow, how is there no way to tell the good from the bad?" so we gave people the power of the review. and now angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. you can easily buy and schedule services from top-rated providers. conveniently stay up to date on progres

except for neptune __ i'mm blanking. i do find that some people come in. there are many people who rose to the occasion and said they wanted to publish good works about her. she was going to hospitals. they wanted to start a press campaign. she said that she refused. she was a very victorian woman in some ways, and did not want her name appearing in the paper. of course, that is why the old close scandal, after she left the white house for __ after such a painful episode. >> i am a medical doctor. i'm an infectious disease specialist, not a psychologist. i always thought she was bipolar. you may know this __ the reason that ap hill and marcy broke up was because ap hill had gonorrhea. he had contracted it in west point with mcclellan. he knew that he had gonorrhea, and he formed the family of ap health. >> thank you for that. i just do not do military history, but i am pleased to be filled in. >> good morning, i am from chicago. in the last year, published in the journal of the abraham lincoln association, there has been great speculation on mary lincoln p

she is angry no one recognizes the one-year anniversary of the death of her son, except for neptune. i am blanking. his wife who had lost so many children, she wrote a note. so i do find some people coming in. many people rose to the occasion and wanted to publish good works about her. she was going to hospitals. they were trying to start press camping. she said she refused. she was a very victorian woman and did not want her name to the paper, which is why the scandal after she left the white house was a painful episode for her and her son. >> i'm dr. john will, i am a medical doctor. i'm an infectious disease specialist. i always thought she was bipolar. some of her behavior, her shopping and so forth. you may know this, the reason that ap hill broke up is because he had gonorrhea, which he had contracted at west point in new york. so he knew he had gonorrhea. he informed the family of the condition. >> thank you for that. [laughter] i do not do military history. [laughter] i'm very pleased to be filled in this way. thank you so much. >> good morning. i'm from chicago. in the last

example, no one really recognizes the one-year anniversary of the death of her son, willy except for neptune. i'm blanking -- >> gideon wells swells. >> gideon wells wife who had lost so many children of her own. there were many people who rose to the occasion and said they wanted to publish good works about her, that she was going to hospitals. they were trying to start press campaigns, but she said she refused. she was a very victorian woman in some ways and didn't want her name appearing in the paper which s of course why the old clothes scandal after she left the white house was such a painful episode for both her and her son. >> thank you. >> thank you, mel. >> i'm dr. john will and i am a medical doctor. i'm an infectious disease specialist, not a psychiatrist, but i always thought she was bipolar, some of her behavior, her shopping behavior and so forth, but you may know this, but the reason that mcclellan -- or that a.p. hill and ellen marcie broke up is because a.p. hill had gonorrhea which he had contracted at west point during a weekend in new york with mcclellan. so mcclellan kne

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that's a little dimmer than the planet neptune.to see it. the best time to see it will be when it's dark out, 8:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. eastern time tonight. and critically important here this mammoth asteroid is not going to hit planet earth. humanity will be spared. >> we have to live through the storm now. don't we? >> we're more about the blizzard. >> funny he added that detail for us that we don't have to be worried about hitting this. we come up with words when we cover these stories. it's going to hit a few hours from now in this area. you can see it's a big, big storm. it's going to be one of the major issues with the storm. how bad can it get? we'll give you the very latest. ld. ♪ ♪ but to get from the old way to the new you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows how to make your enterprise more agile, borderless and secure. hp helps business move on all the possibilities of today. and stay ready for everything that is still to come. know that chasing performance can mean lower returns and fewer choices

we are on state road -- state route 18 just outside of neptune, new jersey and what we are told by stateright now setting the tone here for the rest of the evening that are really going to start to get dangerous. the rail system the bus system all the transit systems in the state are going to shut down in a little less than three and a half hours, at about 10:00 p.m. eastern time, and what we are told by state officials is starting at about 9:00 they believe the snow will come down at a rate in some of the regions around here of between one to two inches per hour between 9:00 and noon tomorrow. so they could get a couple of feet of snow in this area. the conditions here we will switch from my camera to the front of the vehicle here on state route 18 as we head out toward asbury park new jersey here. our photojournalist is switching the camera to the front camera here. again, the road right now is not too bad but it is starting to get much worse here and as we just experienced along the coastline, the winds are starting to get much much more violent. those are going to create the whiteout

and rei don't knows beyond neptune and pluto. >> the extreme objects or ethnos move around in symmetrytheory. they say more research is coming soon. >>> heavy fine for a southwest airline it is for a lengthy tarmac delays. >> they fined southwest one and a half million dollars. the dot said southwest failed to allow he passengers to get off planes during lengthy delaylast year. >> southwest, said it happened during a significant winter storm. >> the airlines said it is doing what it can do avoid similar situations in account future. >> we will recap account top toars. >> we have an extremely foggy morning. dncht live look out of the san mateo bridge. >> we are seeing more dense fog. >> we will be right back after these messages. ooooh... i can hear that sizzle. getting louder! and louder! philly cheesesteak and egg sizzling with prime rib and gooey cheese. i better (just) silence this sizzle! the new philly cheesesteak and egg skillet. denny's. welcome to america's diner. . >>> recapping what we are following for you. demonstrators are using the message of martin luther king and others

in parts of space beyond neptune.solutely. 25 minutes after the hour. admitted al-qaeda operative released from a u.s. prison for time served. he was arrested as an enemy combatant while a student at university of illinois in the wake of the 9-11 attacks, but he didn't go to gitmo. he went to a federal prison despite this warning from president george w. bush. >> he was training in poison at an al-qaeda camp and had been sent to the united states before september 11 to serve as a sleeper agent ready for follow on attacks. ksm brought him to meet osama bin laden where he pledged his loyalty to the al-qaeda leader and offered himself up as a martyr. >> that martyr is safe at home in qatar and could probably cut a good book deal. joining us now is retired army lieutenant colonel allen west. he's also the ceo and president for the national center for policy analysis and a former florida congressman. colonel, your reaction to his freedom? >> well, it is absolutely unable" that we still have an environment where the ensee c