o'neil was a hero. >> i couldn't believe it.w, and then i saw the video and that was the first time i saw him since i dropped him off. and it just kind of brought tears and i was just amazed that that's o'neil? >> all that hard work was worth it. the near miss left an impact on todd as well. >> all our testing goes up that block, so i had to modify testing for about a month just to get over it and i know now every time i look across the street, there's the tire marks and the car marks on the building. that's very hard for me to continue to see and always brings it back. >> is this o'neil, hi, buddy. >> we reunited the team of trainer and dog. >> where you been, huh? >> it's a happy ending to a bad situation. >> today, o'neil is a dog helping people in a different way in fresno, california. >> what a big dog. how lucky i am to see him. >> very proud of him doing a job that's keeping people calm and he's part of that calmness. that shows you how well he handled that catastrophe. >> such a sweet boy, yes. >>> tampa police pilot, da

here is o'neil describing the moment he shot osama bin laden?where did you shoot osama bin laden? >> in the face trhree times. >> did he stagger at all? >> he just fell on the left side of the bed. >> how long from the second you saw him until he was laying dead? >> threes than a second. >> he was a threat. >> o'neil hasn't commented on that investigation. meanwhile american freed from a cuban jail now a millionaire. allen gross receiving 3.2 million part of the settlement with the company that employed him at the time of the arrest. he sent up internet access when he was arrested in 2009. he was released last week after the white house released three cuban spies. >> if you have been too busy to sit on santa's lap don't worry. hello santa offering a live video chat with jolly saint nick. for the social media fans go ahead and tweet him p. he has nearly 400,000 col lowers. >> kids today they get it all. last minute chat with santa. >> 40 after the hour. not a very merry christmas at the white house. a brand new regulations just in time for the ho

o'neill denies that claim.ls say o'neill broke the code of silence by speaking about the raid. next hour at "action news" a warning this morning authorities say be on the lookout for a man who possess as an inspector for l and i. he's out to get your money. >> having a glass of egg nog is in keeping with the holiday season but guess what? a few too many sent a utah man to the hospital. we'll explain. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and with matt o'donnell, tamala >> ♪ >> good morning, 5:00 a.m. on this wednesday, december 24th christmas eve. we're following several breaking news stories. >> police open fire killing an armed man near the already tense ferguson, missouri. we'll have the details. >> a crash involving two philadelphia police cruisers sends several officers to the hospital. >> and pack your patience if you're traveling on this christmas eve. more severe weather can cause some major delays.

david: with us paul o'neill, former u.s.ury secretary and very importantly for our show, former alcoa chairman and ceo. more about that later. on the possibility of a showdown. is this just grandstanding until the final hour? will they come to some kind of an agreement? >> i certainly hope so. it's, disgracing themselves by extension they're disgracing us. you know, it has been some years since we had regular order budget processing where the congress follows the rules established in 1974 and agrees to a budget mark in may and all the appropriations enacted by october the 1st. here we are in december and we're talking about, you know, the perils of pauline all over again for no useful purpose when we have unbelievable number of problems and issues we ought to be working on in a constructive way. lori: which leads me to act this follow-up, sir. why are we in this culture of spending showdown, and spending showdown? >> it makes no sense to me at all. one of the things that would really be helpful, for the president, who has no

would you tell them that, commissioner bratton and chief o'neil? am i correct in thinking that's your sentiment, everybody? [ applause ] we pray for our city, might unity and calm, reason and civility prevail as it has for us so often in the past. >> quite a remarkable moment. sitting next to each other during that mass, new york city mayor bill de blasio, police commissioner william bratton, and police chief james o'neil. let's talk about this. joining me, michael daly, jumaane williams, gil alba and michael. you were there. what was it like? >> i'm afraid it sounds like we're losing michael's signal. so we will go back to him as soon as we get that reestablished just to get his insights. jumaane, let me ask you this. we already talked about the divide that was clearly evident between the mayor and the police department before the shootings. now you've had the shootings. has it gotten even worse? or is this an opportunity to call a truce? >> i think this is an opportunity to say let's sit down and discuss, but i -- i keep hearing each statement of

did o'neill break any laws when he made the story of his s.e.a.l. team 6 operation public? it with danny cevallos and paul callan. i don't know the difference between the code of honor and the secrets of brotherhood. i don't know how much of it per operation is classified and when it becomes declassified. you have a better idea than i do. go at it. >> nobody knows the answer to this question except the navy s.e.a.l.s who sign an agreement with the government when they become navy s.e.a.l.s as to what can be revealed and what cannot be revealed? and that agreement encourages them to do something called prepublication reeve. you're supposed to have that reviewed internally to make sure that no classified information is reefled. and there's been a tendency in recent years, books by navy s.e.a.l.s, press conferences by navy s.e.a.l.s. i think the government is getting a little upset about it. >> so what if he may have breached something, broken some law, et cetera? this is an american hero who took out this generation's hitler. would they really go after him hard? would he get

. >>> plus, jim o'neill weighs in on russia and a threat none of us can see but is a danger to us all. >>> we are live as well in cuba as the dust settles there after yesterday's history-making announcement to normalize relations. so what's business like there now? michelle caruso-cabrera has gone in search of answers. first, though, let's go check in with sue at the nyse. hi, sue. >> hi, ty. and we're at the highs of the day, as you said. a huge rally on wall street today. and basically it's been two days that have taken us up about 3%, 600 points. we are at the high of the day. and bob pisani joins me here on the floor of the new york stock exchange. santa claus is coming a little early. >> why are we up 300 points? >> i don't know, i asked you. >> that's why i'm here. thank you. they pay me to do this. number one, oil is trying to stabilize. that's the most important thing. number two, the fed is perceived to be sympathetic to the stock market or helpful to the stock market. and finally all in on the u.s. on the part of the europeans. the germans bought heavily this morning in our

rob o'neill had a normal chide hood.e basketballed for the high school, worked odd jobs around town and was always surrounded by family and friends. >> what's it like coming back to butte? >> it's always great coming back the butte, just the view of the city up on the hill. big "m." the locals i.'s a great home feeling. this is home. this is where i grew up and everything is 0 familiar with me. hasn't really changed in 20 years. >> where are you taking me many. >> we are going into the freeway for a what's called a watt job and the first stop every time i fly in if i fly in to butte, we come here. driving on the way over, i text everyone saying we're getting chops. they know what we mean. here they are. >> that's what we need. thank you. >> this is your favorite sandwich in the world? >> in the world. yeah. this is -- this is a reason to come home. to butte. to get one of these. >> yeah. cheers. >> uh-huh. >> butte was a copper boom town in the late 1800s and later grew into montana's fifth largest city. >> it's just a r

his name is robert o'neil. he is the man who killed osama bin laden. >> the space we are looking is the last face that osama bin laden saw on earth. >> if it was light enough i was definitely the last person he saw. >> you trained or targets with his face on it. >> yes. >> what was it like to kill the actual guy? >> it wasn't real. it was another guy in a how is that 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 thought about it every day for a number of years. >> i am still trying to figure out if it's the best thing i have ever done or the worst thing? >> how could it be the best? >> we accomplished our 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? i have to live with everything. >> before the war on terror and the hunt for osama bin laden took rob to the furthest reaches of the globe the quiet mining town of butte, montana was home. this is where his story begins. >> rob

. >> reporter: mark o'neill believes he had a run-in with the same man outside his house on friday. he says the man had several boxes with him and was in a hurry to leave. >> he grabs his bike and tried to take off. i said you forgot the box. there was this big-box by my door. he goes, it's not mine, it's not mine, and he took off. >> reporter: the box was full of children's toys, addressed to one of o'neill's neighbors. the thefts come at a time when deliveries are increasing and people are expecting packages in time for the holidays. there's even been reports of people's mail being stolen, all the more reason neighbors are keeping an eye out. >> hope this gets out there and everybody sees this guy, yeah, definitely. >> reporter: and waiting for someone to recognize the couple. during the season of giving, they say others shouldn't be stealing and they want these two held accountable for what was caught on tape. >> i personally would just love to bust 'em, but, you know, same time, please leave this neighborhood. it's gotta stop. >> a report has been filed with the san francisco po

that was a great check up. >> rob o'neil's war is now over.ting out of airplanes and chasing enemies of america are behind him. after more than 16 years of fighting for freedom, rob has returned to the mountains and trout streams of montana where it all began. rob, why do you think montana will always be home? >> look around. it's beautiful here. it is peaceful. it is quiet. i grew up here. this is where everything started for me. it is like a comfort zone. >> it is so quiet here. it has to be so much different than the noisy gun fights you were in for your entire career in the military. is this a stress release? >> yeah, this is a tress reliever. it is nice to hear the water nice knowing it is not going to blow up. yeah, good to be out here. it is a great way to relax being outside. a lot better than golf. if you do something in the bush you can cut it away and put a new one on. >> at the time rob was off at war and you would come out here, was it ever peaceful enough for you to set aside all of the concerns you had for him? >> yes. a lot of

get yours at socialsecurity.gov. >>> rob o'neill's war is now over.ting out of airplanes and chasing enemies of america are behind him. after more than 16 years of fighting for freedom, rob has returned to the mountains and trout streams of montana where it all began. >> rob, why is it that you say montana will always be home? >> well, look around. it's beautiful here. it's peaceful. it's quiet. i grew up here. and this is where everything started for me. and it's like the comfort zone. >> it is so quiet here. this has got to be so much different than the noisy gun fights that you were in for your entire career in the military. this a stress reliever? >> yeah. it's a stress reliever. it's nice to hear the water. it's nice to know nothing's going to blow up. yeah, it's good to be out here. it's a great way to relax here. being outside is a lot better than golf. because if you lose something in the bush you can cut it away put something on. >> an tom, when rob was off at war and you would come out here, was it ever peaceful enough for you to set aside a

teri o'neil president.hank you for joining us on saturday morning, we appreciate it. >> the united nations said afghanistan is making progress and improving women's rites. girls are enrolling in school, some are members of parliament. there are fears that any effort towards reconciliation with the taliban can jeopardise the gapes. charles stratford has more. >> reporter: this woman's husband was killed by a suicide bomber two years ago, she has seven children to support. she was given a loan by a microfinancing project for women so she could have an oven built. people bring her flour, she makes the bread and is paid $0.08 per piece. >> translation: if i buy the children choose, i can't afford a hat. i'm grateful. if i hadn't been taught the school and leapt the money life would be harder. >> reporter: she leaves her children at the creche when she comes to her lesson. the women are taught to read and right, taught a skill and money to start a business much they come regularly, to improve skills and pay mone

the navy had previously warned o'neill not to speak about the secret mission.interviews. the navy is now looking into whether or not he revealed too much information. >> health department authorities continue to wait for test results to determine what caused the death of 17-year-old andrew speck. the downingtown high school west student died last friday while working at his part-time job. he tested positive for the flu. officials wants to know if that flu is what killed him. it's now 5:57 and philadelphia an imposter. find out who he claims to be in order to scam people out of money. "action news" will be right back. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist dave murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. on this >> good morning. merry christmas. matt is off, erin o'hearn is joining us and we're following some breaking news stories. >> police opened fire killing an armed man near the already tense ferguson, missouri. we'll have details. >> a crash involving two philadelph

. >> that's jim o'neill. >>> in the west bank, the funeral is taking place of a palestinian government minister who died following a clash with israeli troops in the midst of a protest. he collapsed clutching his chest, shortly after an israeli border policeman had grabbed him by the throat. he was demonstrating about alleged israeli plans to expand a settlement. they issued conflicting accounts over the result of his autopsy. the bbc's kevin connelly is in jerusalem. could we start with the funeral itself, and how that has gone? >> it was the funeral that reflected how seriously the death has taken on the palestinian side. it had the military trappings of a state occasion, but there was, of course, plenty of private grief involved, too. he was a popular and respected figure in palestinian politics, a veteran of the palestinian cause. so the tone of grief and anger reflected all of that and will be seen by the palestinians as an appropriate sendoff to a man they regard as a martyr who died defending their political rights. >> and we're left with very clearly different views as to what

plenty of questions for jim o'neill. ♪ >> welcome back.d rendon joined me this morning. ok. let's continue with number four. another m&a from the big pharma world. .tocking up on antibiotics the stock up over 30% right now. new antibiotics are being used to help drug-resistant bacteria. >> antibiotics are germs and winning the war against them, you are trying to essentially develop the drugs just to sit on a shelf. we have an arsenal of resistance. i particularly like this company. where do you think they discover , maintural material drugs? in turkey, where noah's ark is said to have come, this is an antibiotic company doing and natural exploration. sending down thousands of feet into underwater case. of the things we're watching is big pharma not spending money on its own r&d. the other half of this is that you're not being the spending going on. >> hopefully, some of that money will now go. >> number three, banks are selling -- telling some of their biggest clients to take the money elsewhere. the wall street journal says j.p. morgan an

now, that is professional skydiver annette o'neil and she is riding with her boyfriend. >> that sounds romantic. >> they are professional base jumpers and are supported by sun ski. she jumped out holding on to bret's parachute. gets twisted up at first, pulls it back around. hangs on for a second. gets flunk off. bret continues on his dive safely as does annette. we've seen annette on our show before. remember this from kuala lumpur. the parachute opens, she lands safely. they base jump all over the world. >> i want to know how cold it was. when i was skydiving it was cold. >> you have an opportunity that you never had before. hey, how cold was it? >> it's amazing how long we were up there. >> "right this minute" first, annette and bret brought this video to the "right this minute" studios. tell us what happened before you jumped. >> that is not a common outfit to be wearing on a skydive. the pilots don't see it very often. when we got to the door, he turns to look and turns the plane. >> he wasn't even ready. that's what you get for being a sexy, hot skydiver. >> the last thing you he

jim o'neill is still with us. snb tosage from the moscow, we don't want your money. >> looks like it. going back to what we touched on earlier, that is part of his problem. we got a lot of allies to get out of this situation. an absolute complexity of how this get solved. my thought for the swiss is that while there was obviously the if iactor this morning, put my old market hat on, that is like telling the market, swiss franc is now in a ruble situation. i'm not sure how the swiss franc will keep. probably not a great thing to have said in the short term. it puts more pressure on the swiss national bank. >> in terms of tools, this is already quite a bold move. hasn't really had the effect they wanted. what do they do next? >> i'm not sure that resorting to japanese-style intervention or some of their own version of importantthink it is for them given they have this for what is it -- 18 months? they cancel around. around.can't fool i imagine there is a lot of derivative contracts sitting just below 120. -- jordan

harris: one thing that hops into my head, i don't want robert o'neill to be put in any danger because. they told a story, andrea said 10 different ways the story was out there before he spoke about this. but sometimes when you single people out -- that's part of it. >> isn't the country a little backwards? this man is being investigated and lois lerner is doing what? drinking eggnog on our dime? >> we are just a few hours from christmas mass at the vatican. just a few hours ago many have forgotten about what brought them to the priesthood in the first place. the pontiff accused the cardinal bishop of using their vatican careers to grab power and wealth. say that they live hypocritical allies. vatican watchers saying that they never heard such a message from the pope before. okay, so it is this a holiday message the were hoping for? >> what is money is people asked what did you make of it and i said read it. he gave 15 points of how they could be better christians. and that is a holiday message three days before christmas. he meets with his staff. that is the way that this guy is. and

rob o'neill. what would you do? >> well, i agree with your previous guest that it's proper to use what works. what works are techniques that do work, playing loud music, sleep deprivation, stress position, something that makes them uncomfortable, something that gets them out of their comfort zone. if they're claustrophobic and you put them in a tight space, then you can come in later, be it a few hours -- a number of hours later and then you can start to relieve some of it. it's going to work. they're going to change their tune. torture, if you can walk away from it as soon as it ends, it's not torture. these are techniques that can be used to find the truth, find them in a lie and exploit it. >> rob, a lot of my friends that have become navy s.e.a.l.s., they themselves went through many of these techniques like zubaydah and ksm. did you have to go through that in your train sng. >> oh, yeah. they used all kinds of techniques to make it very, very uncomfortable. we have surf torture, drown proofing. if some of these

the navy says it is investigating robert o'neill. the former navy seal has done several interviews about how he killed the al qaeda leader. there are allegations that o'neill revealed information he wasn't allowed to during one of those interviews. pentagon officials say it's not clear whose shots actually killed the man. >>> a lab company will test the mold that forced the san jose fire department to close a fire station. the equipment has all been cleared out from fire station 16. the tests will determine if the mold contamination is dangerous. potential health issue was first discovered two years ago. >> we're very concerned over the fact that firefighters were being housed in an unsafe environment. >> they didn't deal with the mold problem two years ago because the station was in line to be remodeled next month. there's no word on when the firehouse will re-open. >>> right now, a popular path in san francisco is closed because of a slide that took out a couple of big trees at lands end and things could get worse. kpix 5's anne ma

it has taken an economist jim o'neill to put the eye-watering price tag on what will happen if nations continue to ignore the problem. he says drug resistance will cost the world up to 63 trillion pounds, that's 63,000 billion pounds by 2050. put another way, that's the equivalent of 35 years of the uk's entire economic output. around 700,000 people a year worldwide are killed by drug resistant infections such as e. coli, tb and malaria. that's predicted to rise by 10 million a year by 2050, more than currently die from cancer. >> as we've seen from a number of other worrying pandemics that break out was immediate panic about trade and travel. and so that's usually when it's a very specific in some part of the world. something like this, which is going to affect everybody, it could have a devastating impact on international trade and travel and globalization. >> reporter: mr. o'neill says it will take global action and commitment from developing nations like china and india to avert the crisis. his team will now explore how to get international agreements to limit the use of antibiotic

revenue or the federal government as a condition to do copperheads of tax reform which reagan and tip o'neill believes would be revenue neutral to the government. we're not going to pay a trillion dollar ransom to do something that would make the country more competitive. we certainly need to do it, want to do it but are not going to under any circumstances give this administration $1 trillion more in revenue to do it. i would tell all of you to lobby the president to agree with us what the purpose of this all is. to make america more competitive. they already had plenty of tax increases, we had a tutorial in the last six years of her spending, borrowing come a taxing and overregulation. on the front page of your paper today. it points out how much regular americans have fallen behind. we know this stuff doesn't work we have had an experiment for six long years. if the president wants to make a country more competitive the single best thing he could do would be comprehensive tax reform. you notice i keep saying comprehensive, it will be tricky if not impossible to convince my members set c co

cnn has learned the naval criminal investigative service is trying to determine whether robert o'neill revealed classified information. the former s.e.a.l. team six-member made several television appearances last month retelling the story of operation spear, the incursion into pakistan that led to bin laden's death. >>> that brazen gun smuggling ring, remember, involving former and current delta airlinesle employees, it's being called a huge wake-up call for the nation. >> now, this scheme really poses a threat in terms of terrorism. if they can put guns on the plane this time, they could have easily put a bomb on one of those planes. >> this as we're getting our first look at surveillance video of one of the suspects. that's mark henry at atlanta's hartsfield-jackson and jfk airport. allegedly took guns from atlanta to new york. three others were involved in the probe. the tsa is saying they're using the findings to improve current security processes. >>> a collision on the tarmac at new york's laguardia airport. an american airlines jet with 149 passengers on board clipping wings wit

the navy says it is now investigating this man robert o'neil. the former navy seal has done several interviews about how he killed the al qaeda leader. there are now allegations that o'neil revealed information he wasn't allowed to during one of those interviews. the pentagon officials have said it's not clear whose shots actually killed bin laden. >>> a civil rights group claims santa clara police went too far when they raided the home of a muslim man accused of possessing a stolen dashboard camera. this is video of the raid recorded in march by the homeowners surveillance cameras. more than a dozen police officers used a battering ram to get into the home of mohammed monib. some say officers unnecessarily ransacked the home because monib is a muslim. police say the religion had nothing to do with it. >> in this case, the suspect was a federal law enforcement officer believed to be armed. so knowing that, our office took precautions. >> charges against the man were dropped last week at the request of the dashboard camera's owner. >>> 6:39. the

tip o'neill, who was political, democrat from boston, all politics was local with tip, but tip had a heart that i think was unmatched in terms of wanting to do the right thing for the country. and so whether it was reagan or carter or whoever was president, tip was really devoted to trying to help not only the president but the country, and so even though it might be somebody from the opposite party, he felt it was important to move legislation, to move proposals forward. i'll never forget with ronald reagan, when reagan was riding a high, and we brought the bug to the floor, and i was on the budget committee at the time, and we brought the budget to the floor, and we lost the budget book. lost the budget book. which is devastating to majority party to wind up bringing a budget to the floor and have it be lost. but a lot of the southern democrats sported ronald reagan and that happened. and tip didn't miss a beat. lost it, republican budget came up, it was passed, he didn't stop it. he didn't shut down the congress. he basically said, this place votes by majority rule, and it did. an

shannon o'neill joined from us last week. this is venezuela. ears 2008. this is the ugliness of this lehman crash, and they've absolutely blown through. this is one of the few charts that's blown through where we were six years ago. >> and this right here, right around here is when venezuela actually threatened to sue an analyst who was worried of default, and that's where they threatened to sue. here's where we are a month later. >> yeah, and you mentioned the yields on oil paper. >> 50%. >> and the full faith and credit venezuela, and that's a pun, is gone from 12 to 24. >>. >> well, rip up the script here. the quiet and joy of the holiday season has given way to a global staredown at your cell phone. what is the price of oil? look at the negative rates in europe and equities rolling over. the founder of w.p.b. is with us, the largest advertising company. we're thrilled to bring you this morning, well-timed, the senior policy advisor with a passing knowledge of commodities. i'm going to go to you and be rude to sir martin. >> how dare you, no. >> what w

now, that is professional skydiver annette o'neil and she is riding not santa's sleigh, her boyfriend, brett kistler. >> sound romantic. terrified all at once. >> professional base jumpers and supported by sun ski. she jumped out holding on to brett's parachute. getsalities twisted up at first. pulls it back around, hangs on for a second, gets flung off. brett continues on his dive safely as does annette. everybody landed safely here, but we've seen annette on our show before. remember this video from kuala lumpur? jumped off the kl to you jer the parachute opens and the thing twists up on her. she was whipping past the tower and lands safely by grabbing the line above the twist. they base jump all over the world. here's them doing classic skydivi skydivingg continuing to work o their craft. >> when i was skydiving, it was cold. >> an opportunity you've never had before, gayle. hey, how cold was it? [ laughter ] >> it wasn't actually cold at all. >> oh. >> and fur on your -- amazing how long you can sit there -- [ laughter ] >> "right this minute" first. annette and bret brought this

would you tell them that, commissioner branton and chief o'neill. am i correct in thinking that's your sentiment everybody? [ applause ] >> his sentiments to all of nypd. police say he shot both officers in the head as they sat in the patrol car and moments later he shot himself in a subway station and earlier he shot and seriously wounded his girlfriend. he posted images with anti-police messages suggesting this was in revenge for the deaths of michael brown and eric garner. last night police officers turned their backs on the mayor moments after he visited the families of the fallen officers. the city's police union blaming de blasio for throwing the nypd under the bus for siding with protesters. >> we tried to warn. it must not go on. it could no be tolerated. that blood on the hands starts on the steps of city hall and the office of the mayor. >> this morning eric garner's mother and widow condemned using violence especially in garner's name. >> i just want to express my condolences and heart-felt sadness for these two officers and their family.

meet our panelists: carolyn o'neil-- dietitian, author, and nutrition advisor for bestfoodfacts.org.day host in western colorado. bao vang-- journalist and aspiring author from the twin cities. and taryn vanderford-- news anchor, reporter, and moms everyday host in lincoln, nebraska. ♪ >> hello, and welcome to moms everyday where we're making mom's life easier. all though it's a wonderful time of year, it can also get very stressful. that's why we're helping you survive the holidays. i don't know about you ladies, but it is my favorite time of the year. >> i love it too.

. >> you actually say in your acknowledgements, you write to john o'neill, the guy who brought you intohis whole thing who died in the twin towers and you dedicated the book in large part to him. >> i learned a lot from john. john was a legend in the fbi. john left the f.b.i. just before i went to yemen, just before 911, and we went and we got sandwiches together. i was heading to the airport. and he was going to clear his desk. and that was the last time you have seen him. so it was difficult to have your meantor, you know, a person that you learned a lot from, you know, killed by the people that you were chasing. >> right. levels. >> it wasn't personal for you in the beginning. it was a mission? >> after 9-11, i believe. for me, after the cole, it became personal. it's very difficult when you pull bodies from the uss cole of sailors, innocent sailors that had nothing to do with anything. they were, you know, lining up to go eat lunch and they died. you meet their families. you meet their mothers and fathers and children and wife. it's very difficult not to take it personal. after 9-11

a navy official saying former navy seal robert o'neill may have revealed classified information after his role of the killing of osama bin laden. here is o'neal describing the moment he shot osama bin laden. >> where did you shoot osama bin laden? >> in the face three times. >> did he stagger at all? >> he fell by the left side of the bed. >> how long from the second you saw him until he was laying dead at your feet? >> it was less than seconds. probably half a second. >> o'neal has yet to comnt on the investigation. just in time to christmas the georgia national guard is returning home from afghanistan. family and friends turning out for a ceremony at a local school. many of the soldiers coming back to their young children. >> he wasn't crawling when daddy left. i think it would be special if i could get noah to walk to daddy. >> that he did. this is the first time in 13 years all georgia national guard units are home for the holidays. those are your headlines. >> thanks so much. we will have some holiday greetings from our troops overseas. >> great news. >> absolutely. an american p

o'neill, ok. we ignored -- brendan and i were talking about this -- we have ignored venezuela. there's putin and this and that. how critical is this weekend for the nation of venezuela? >> well, venezuela has really entered a downward spiral. we've seen the economy is failing. the public opinion polls for the president have been falling. we've seen a huge spread in the real exchange rate and the black market exchange rate. the real exchange rate, there's two of them, six and 10. the black market topped 180. the economy really, in many ways, is in free-fall. >> which institution bails them out? is cuba going to come to the rescue? >> they've been rescuing cuba. >> yeah. i mean, who bails out venezuela? >> well, they're sending their foreign minister -- they've been talking to the chinese. they've already taken $50 billion from the chinese in loans. it's hard to imagine the chinese would double down on that bet right now. they've really maxed out all their proverbial credit. >> and the chinese aren't desperate until need of the one resource venezuela has to offer. >> they need le

robert o'neill talked to several journalists last month about his role in the bin laden raid. another navy s.e.a.l. is under investigation after writing a book about the takedown. >>> disgraced new york city congressman michael grimm insists he will hold on to his seat even though he's now a convicted felon. the republican pled guilty in federal court yesterday to a single count of tax evasion. grimm apologized for his actions, saying what he did was wrong. he spoke to abc's david wright. >> if i can close this chapter. and move on -- >> reporter: doesn't accepting responsibility mean resigning? >> absolutely not. >> but there's pressure from democrats for him to step down before he's sentenced in june. >>> president obama is making plenty he vacations with his family in hawaii. >> he went on a scenic hike with first daughter malia and a bunch of friends. property aappropriately, or maybe not so, shorting bermuda shorts. they took a trail offering sweeping views of the oahu coast. he carved out time for his morning workout and, of course, a game of golf. >>> well, coming up th

tip o'neill, who was political, democrat from boston, all politics was local with tip, but tip had a heart that i think was unmatched in terms of wanting to do the right thing for the country. and so whether it was reagan or carter or whoever was president, tip was really devoted to trying to help not only the president but the country, and so even though it might be somebody from the opposite party, he felt it was important to move legislation, to move proposals forward. i'll never forget with ronald reagan, when reagan was riding a high, and we brought the bug to the floor, and i was on the budget committee at the time, and we brought the budget to the floor, and we lost the budget book. lost the budget book. which is devastating to majority party to wind up bringing a budget to the floor and have it be lost. but a lot of the southern democrats sported ronald reagan and that happened. and tip didn't miss a beat. lost it, republican budget came up, it was passed, he didn't stop it. he didn't shut down the congress. he basically said, this place votes by majority rule, and it did. an

on thejim o'neill program and we will listen to what prudent has to say.e will listen to what happens next with the wider story. capitalist talks about what is happening with the global story. two really good voices to talk about the business environment in which we find ourselves. >> i want your take on a headline that dropped an hour ago. >> i did a quick ring around and it seems to be that there are a number of critical lines in there. over the last few days, you need to take that. they had a meeting and they did not make the decision. something happened and what it is is if becomes too expensive to defend that and you need additional ammunition. it is not a big surprise. -- went back and said the that it is a russia story. >> precisely. a centert is becoming of the distribution curve outcome. and other central banks have to react to that. i think it is part russia and part the ecb. coming up withis the polls. here is a picture of the markets this thursday morning. the ftse opened a higher and stayed higher. strong gains in europe. the dax is up. is sto

security is a top concern glowft for the crowds but this year for law enforcement, too says chief james o'neill. >> we're absolutely concerned about the security of everyone there, including the police officers. so there is, obviously, a heightened sense of security during this detail. >> i can't breathe! >> reporter: people who have been protesting the police deaths of two unarmed black men are planning to march a mile and a half late this evening. their goal is to get to times square. >> a lot of people that are antipolice brutality, not antipolice. >> reporter: 45-year-old jose lasalle will be one of the protesters. he's led several recent demonstrations and says the deaths of n.y.p.d. officers nearly two weeks ago will not deter protesters on new year's eve. >> we just want to get the message across that we're not going to stop. we're going to continue making our voices heard. we're going to continue to fight, move forward until we get some type of justice. >> reporter: since the fatal shootings of those two new york city cops, department has investigated 70 threats against police that have

interrogation methods continued last night with fox news scoring two very big interviews, first, rob o'neil, the navy s.e.a.l. who killed osama bin laden, saying the information gathered from enhanced interrogation techniques directly led to the mission that took down the al qaeda leader. >> find them in a lie and then exploit them. >> to khalid sheikh mohammed -- they were using techniques that weren't torture but they were definitely uncomfortable. like i said, they got him out of his comfort zone. >> lost last night, megyn kelley sat down with james mitchell who says waterboarding isn't what broke 9/11 mastermind khalid sheikh mohammed. >> what was it that finally broke khalid sheikh mohammed. >> we felt that waterboarding wasn't particularly effective on him. >> it was not? >> it was not. >> so how did you get him to the point where he wound up providing what we're told is very useful information? >> the other eit, i don't really want to say which ones they were. >> mitchell also described how the release of the report by the senate democrats has him fearing for his life. >> how many ti

robert o'neil is accused of revealing classified information after going public.sked o'neil about a potential legal battle. >> reporter: they're ready to challenge you he'legally. are you afraid of that? >> i would rather that not happen. everything i have done with respect to the pentagon and department of defense and what they're doing. >> thousands of e-mails were obtained from jeb bush. he responded to floridians. one man wrote politicians make me sick and bush replied i'm truly sorry you feel that way. have a nice day. he adds a smiley face. and he sprinkles messages with words like awesome and chill out. >> i'm sure chill out comes up a lot. >>> los angeles police department is facing an internal investigation and a new race controversy. it is sparked by a performance at a retired officer's party caught on video. some viewers may find the lyrics disturbing. ♪ >> the song mocks the death of black teenager michael brown at the hands of a white police officer. l.a. police chief charlie beck calls it offensive and wants to know if any current cops were at that p

that is robert o'neill, the man who says he shot usama bin laden. now he's under investigation by the navy to determine whether he revealed classified information. >> this holiday time let's all spare a thought for the persecuted christians in the middle east who are suffering worse than they have in 2,000 years. leah: i have served with seems from his command. i have been told he's png from this command. >> let me start out by saying robert o'neill while in uniform did far more for our country than i ever did. however, nothing he did gives him the right to compromise classified information or operational trade craft. you have just don't do it. the navy investigation will decide whether he compromised classified information. but other seals are pad about two things. one, the trade craft, the techniques how you do it. you just don't talk about it. throughout special-ops you don't give away how you do stuff. other seals feel he's hot dogging. there is also a code of silence in the specia special-ops socie. they are tribes and they have their own triba