panetta did. the fact that he was head of the c.i.a.d of the defense department if anything, it would make it worse. my point isn't that i think that papanetta is some sort of criminal but my point is is it if you're in power, you know him and like him. but bradley manning didn't have any power. he didn't release anything that was as tomorrow secret and damaging that panetta did and's going to rot in jail. >> there was a similar point saying look, there is a touch of humility of how easy it is to drift over these lines and violate these standards. a touch of context for the panetta situation was that this was an award ceremony with 1300 people present roughly, it's not clear, and far from clear that panetta even knew that there were civilian there is. and to make it even more interesting, the seal team actually were publicly identifying themselves. they were wearing nametags and sitting there there was no reason necessarily for the secretary to know that that was not information that was able to be discussed at that ceremony. again, thi

congratulations. >> panetta met his wife on campus. this summer they're celebrating 51 years of marriage. he joked that mixers were his generations version of computer dating. >>> a brave 7-year-old boy who is fighting cancer up next. >>> san mateo county held its  first ever lgbt pride today. it was held on east fifth street. it included live music, panel discussions, entertainment, and you could be tested for hiv. hundreds of kids got treated by playing football with the pros. patrick willis led the two day camp for more than 300 children, children of active duty military personnel. >> i'm thankful for everybody to make this possible. it warms my heart to see kids running. they may not understand this now but they will when they get older. >> willis and more than 30 of the area's top coaches taught the kids the fundamentals of football and taught that quarterback and his offensive line how to do a heck of a job. >>> another camp also taking place this weekend, this one for children of down's syndrome. the two day event called footb

defense and c- panetta gave the >>> a special guest today at santa clara university's graduation. former secretary of defense and cia director leon panetta gave the commencement speech. >> you are not just our hope for a better future. you are our future. and the key to whether we main a government for all people. -- whether we remain a government for all people. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. [ applause ] >> panetta is a 1963 graduate of the university's school of law. he and his wife received honorary degrees for their contributions to the school. among them, creating the congressional internship program that has included santa clara students. >>> some diners in sunnyvale got a taste of washington today when vice president joe biden stopped by hobie's restaurant. he spent about an hour inside shaking hands, posing for pictures. they caught nearly everyone by surprise. >> heard everyone cheering and i was looking around like what's going on? and yeah, he walked in and i was asking my mom who that was. >> the only thing that could top it was meeting obam

and secretary panetta commented that he played him right.. >> that was one of the things that was note worthy in the movie, because those of us who have been around leon panetta know, he's warm and cuddly, but he certainly has a good vocabulary. >> sure does. >> i also want to ask you about the sort of failure of -- failure of american confidence and intelligence. because now we're hearing new questions being raised, whether or not the syrian chemical -- syrian regime was involved in chemical weapon use. the president said finally, somewhat reluctantly, agreeing with the british and the french and other intelligence services, that the red line was crossed. now they're coming back and saying, if you're not on the ground, you can't really trace the chain of evidence, but the syrians won't let the u.n. inspectors on the ground. have we reached a point where no assertion like this is going to go unchallenged, because of the failures on wmd ten years ago? more than ten years ago? >> there is an old saying in intelligence, paralysis by analysis. a

. >> former secretary of state leon panetta honored today. where he gave a commencement speech at his alma mater. panetta and his wife received a doctorate of public service. more than 1,000 students earned their bachelor's degree. panetta earned the bachelor's and law degree. >> you are not just our hope for a better future, you are our future. ling if we remany a government of, by, and for all people. congratulations. >> he also melt his wife on the campus. this summer they celebrate 51 years of mare in. >> a crowd turned out to help a boy celebrate his seventh birthday. eduardo grijalva, is in search of a bone marrow donor to. day it was family and friend. >> a grassroots. campaign of love, i guess you could say. everyone from all over. they have known him, not known him for a long period of time. we have come together for this little boy. >> the family set to leave for saint jude's. and a way for them to pay for expenses. you can donate to the eduardo grijalva at any bank. >> this weekend, children with down syndrome. football camp to the

a source close to panetta said the final pentagon report won't deal with what panetta during during hista never knew mark boal was there. now, cnn has not independently confirmed what this watchdog group says. a former cia official very familiar with all of this says that no classified information about the mission was ever disclosed to the general public. wolf? >> barbara starr at the pentagon, thanks very much. let's bring in congressman peter king, who commissioned this report. what can you tell us about this, congressman? >> wolf, first of all, i asked for this report two years ago when c.i.a. employees and special forces came to me and said that security had been compromised in the -- for the movie, that people from hollywood had been given access to areas they shouldn't be. they had been put in contact with people that didn't want to talk to them. i at the time talked to the inspector general and cia to conduct an investigation. jay carney attacked me in the press room and said he had more important things to worry about than hollywood. i can tell you, the cia and inspectors gener

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. >>> leon panetta is being accused of leaking sensitive information surrounding the osama bin laden raid. a report says panetta disclosed the name of the raid leader during a 2011 meeting with hollywood writers for the film ""zero dark thirty"." >>> plan b contraceptives could be available over-the-counter and to anyone who wants. >>> connecticut's governor signed legislation wednesday banning the public release of crime scene photos from the newtown shooting. the law also seals video evidence from inside sandy hook elementary. >>> former president bill clinton was among the dig any tears attending a memorial service for immediate gar evers. president obama met with his widow earlier this week. evers was killed 50 years ago in jackson, mississippi. >>> turning now to business, stocks start the day below 15,000 for the first time in a month after the dow shed over 200 points. the ceo of "newsweek" and daily beast is leaving the company after eight months on the job following the announcement that barry diller is selling the company. >>> the tsa has dropped their plans to allow airlin

. >> add another college degree to the list of accolades and accomplishments of leon panetta. he was the commencement speaker at santa clara university and received an honorary doctorate degree. he had inspiring words. >> you are not just our hope for a better future. you are our future. and the key to whether we remain a government of, by, and for all people. [applause] >> panetta says he first met his wife on the sc campus and taught a political science class at the university and was on the board of trustees. >> google has high hopes for its latest internet experiment. a look at google's effort to bring to the digital divide and how it's going so far. >> heading outside, our cooling trend has begun. are we in for a cooler father's day? the forecast is after the break. >> now here's david muir with what is ahead on abc world news. >> on world news, the two separate air scares. military jets scrambled for a flight headed to america and another flight landing in denver, the flight crew forced to spring into action. the nazi next door. the american town stunned again. >> did pu

. >> former secretary of defense leon panetta received a special honor for hit alma mater, santa clara university. he and his wife received hop honorary dock doctorates. papanetta gave the commencement speech in which he said the graduates will take a role in shaping our nation. >> none of this will happen without you. as citizens of our democracy, the trumpet sounds for you. >> panetta graduated from santa clara university school of law 57 years ago. >> a former chief of the san francisco police department has accepted a federal position at sfo. helift the police force in 2010 and since then was the head of the transportation security administration at oakland international. ings in month he will bring his experience to the same position at san francisco international airport. >>> runners in tomorrow's san francisco marathon are being asked to arrive 30 to 45 minutes early because of security. the marathon will start with the top runners at the very ferry building at 5:30. the course weaves through the city, across the golden gate bridge, back to the embark embao near mission. >> to h

panetta said he had no idea when he graduated more than 50 years ago where his path would take him. panetta served in re well as in the obama and clinton administrations and did not mention the monitoring of phone records. >> one year after the deadly farallones boat race, sailors are racing again. >> it still hurts to lose people. >> the changes made this year after last year's tragedy up, up and aware, google goes airborne in an ambitious project that aims to providenist service to billions. >> a pilot is seriously injured after crashing his plane in a feel in salute and why the chp came to the pilot's aid and why the ntsb is not investigating. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ >>> racing in open sea run between the bay and farallones islands oneav r year after a crew were killed. ktvu's patti lee tells us how that tragedy led to major changes in this year's race. instead of competing in year's farallones race, cameron biehl decided to go kiting 34 boats took part in today race compared to 49 last year. when five cre

. >> former secretary of defense leon panetta received a special honor for hit alma mater, santa clara university. he and his wife received hop honorary dock doctorates. papanetta gave the commencement speech in which he said the graduates will take a role in shaping our nation. >> none of this will happen without you. as citizens of our democracy, the trumpet sounds for you. >> panetta graduated from santa clara university school of law 57 years ago. >> a former chief of the san francisco police department has accepted a federal position at sfo. helift the police force in 2010 and since then was the head of the transportation security administration at oakland international. ings in month he will bring his experience to the same position at san francisco international airport. >>> runners in tomorrow's san francisco marathon are being asked to arrive 30 to 45 minutes early because of security. the marathon will start with the top runners at the very ferry building at 5:30. the course weaves through the city, across the golden gate bridge, back to the embark embao near mission. >> to h

. >>> secretary of state leon panetta was in the south bay this weekend.mencement speech at his ala mater santa clara university. more than 1,000 students earned their bachelor's degrees at the university yesterday. panetta, who earned both his bachelor's degree and law degree from santa clara university asked to hold the officials not as accountable. >> you are our future. and the key to whether we remain a government of by and for our people, congratulations. >> panetta also met his wife on campus and this summer they will celebrate 51 years of marriage. >>> authorities in castro valley are still gathering information this morning on the robbery at a restaurant which ended with the gunman dead and several employees feeling very thankful to be alive. the owners posted a sign explaining what happens and why the restaurant is closed. a masked man with a .357 revolver robbed the restaurant at 10:30 that night. two deputies happened to be doing a traffic stop right outside the restaurant. the deputies went inside and confronted the armed robber. >> as they we

five hours after the attacks began, secretary defense panetta, wrapping up the two-hour meeting at thetagon, officially authorizes a military response of sorts. >> first, we ordered a marine fleet anti terrorism secure team to prepare to deploy to benghazi. a second fast platoon, ordered to prepare to demy to tripoli. a special operations force, training in central europe, was ordered to prepare to deploy to siganella. >> prepare to deploy, prepare to deploy, prepare to deploy. it's not deployment of going toward benghazi. >> why did it take almost 4 1/2 hours to start the clock to prepare to deploy? we had people being killed, ambassador missing. we didn't know when the attack was going to en, and the american military did not respond. >> reporter: so what about the house republicans' own interim progress report that concluded that department of defense officials and military personnel reacted quickly to the attacks in benghazi? i asked chaffetz about that. >> the joint committee says there were no helicopters, armed drones, nothing could save the lives of americans in benghazi? am i

. >>> new tonight house republicans are demandingu an explanation for former cabinet member leon panettairector he revealed the leader of the raid which killed osama bin laden. republicans say the writer and director of a hollywood film, "zero dark thirty" were present at the cia awards ceremony when panetta said the name. it is not known if panetta was aware that the team was in the audience. >>> the frantic search continues survivors. one person at this hour is confirmed dead but more than a dozen others are injured. janelle wang is here with with world tonight. >> the search will continue through the night. firefighters aren't sure if anyone is still trapped in the debris. 50 firefighters digging through the rubble. a vacant four story building was being demolished when it crumbled into a salvation army thrift store. a 31-year-old woman was killed. >> we are going to continue until we search the entire area. it is an active search and rescue. >> reporter: the demolition crew had the proper permits. >>> she is surrounded in controversy but today the prut pointed susan rice as his natio

. >>> former secretary leon panetta may have helped hollywood directors with the making of zero 130. 13 pan nettie panetta identified tm and the commander that killed osama bin laden in 2011. >>> the washington lee high school senior was killed on on tuesday during a skateboarding stunt. fox 5 karen gray houston has more. >> reporter: all day long, it was a parade of friends comingmg to george mel var' malvar's apao pay their respects who has knoww his share of heartache. his wife died of cancer. >> all i can say is he miss my y son. >> reporter: he was killed onon tuesday afternoon hanging on to the side of a pickup truck. >> unfortunately he always felt he didn't need to put anything t like a helmet on his head, you know. >> reporter: now john won't jon be graduating with his class or attending vcu in the fall. >> it's disastrous, and i hope that will serve as a lesson for other would be skateboarders too avoid taking chances. >> reporter: when upstairs up neighbor jose sanchez came to offer condolences, george malvar cautioned him, no more skateboarding. >> i don't know if i will

quote, during this awards ceremony, panetta recognizes the units that conducted the raid and identified the ground commander by name. sources say he did not know he was pre when he ad-libbed remarks thanking him by name during a speech of c.i.a. audience of more than a thousand people. he thought all those presence had clearance. government watchdog accuses the inspector general's office of sitting on the report which some say was complete in january waiting to release information until panetta retired. >> this report is being held and suppressed and held back. this is wrong because the inspector general is supposed to be entirely independent. >> sources say the opposite was true. they tried to press for speedy release of the reported and the draft doesn't closely resemble what is expected to be released. >> bret: thank you. the commonwealth of virginia seeking a little more wealth from the treasury. that is later in the grapevine. and next, two more irs workers go down after lavish spending on conferences. ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my f

panetta, who earned his batch r rrler's degree and law degree from the university encouraged people togaged in government and hold elected officials accountable. >> you're not just our hope for a better future. you are our future. and the key to whether we remain a government of, by, and for all people. congratulations. >> puneta also met his wife on campus, and this summer, they'll celebrate 51 years of marriage. he joked mixers was his generation's version of computer dating. >> the state budget is on the way to governor jerry brown's desk. he's expected to approve it. lawmakers passed it yesterday, a day before the deadline. the $96 billion will redistribute educating funding and expand public health care coverage and lay the groundwork for years of spending increases from social services. >> the process isn't democratic. it's simply done by the democrats. and that's what we object to. >> most of the bills have been out in public for days. there are a few, the way it works, the last-minute negotiation, that have only recently become in print. if they want to come back tomorrow, we'r

the report says panetta recognized the unit behind the raid and the ground commander by name. panetta wouldn't comment. >>> a suburban new york may be a drug dealing mom like on we"we " "weeds". >> away we grow. >> well, here in new york, 45-year-old andrea sanderlin busted if alledgedly running a $3 million pot growing operation from a warehouse in queens. police say they seized more than 1,000 pot plants from the site and large quantities of dried marijuana. sanderlins they say intended to distribute. the mother of two girls faces up to ten years in prison. >>> a 15-year-old revived after spending 30 minutes under the water. the oregon teenager was with a group of friends when he jumped into the river despite not knowing how to swim. >> they put his hand on the shoulder and are you going to jump in? he was like why not and jumped in because what he was thinking was he jumped in, it was shallow enough for him to test. and he went back under. >> the teenager currently in critical condition. doctors think the cool temperatures of the water allowed the boy's body to slow down lo

former cia director leon panetta reportedly revealed the name of the commander in charge of the raid on osama bin laden's compound. he apparently disclosed the name during a ceremony attended by "zeer yro dark 30's" screenwrit. he says he did not know a member of the general public was in attendance. it didn't accuse panetta of wrongdoing, but under federal law, the name was supposed to remain confidential. >>> it's been a bruising month for attorney general eric holder, whose department of justice is mired in scandal surrounding leak investigations. still, the nation's top lawyer says he has no plans to step down from the job. in an exclusive interview with pete williams of nbc news, holder admitted the doj's balance between protecting the country and investigating journalists' roles in obtaining leak information was in need of repair. >> well, i'm a little concerned that things have gotten a little out of whack in the sense that i think that our rules and regulations need to both be updated and need to reflect, and in a better way, just personally, they need to reflect in a better

he says secretary panetta gave a speech two years ago and mentioned the name of the commander who led the raid that killed usama bin laden. an official familiar with the event tells fox news the speech itself was classified and secretary panetta did not know the screen writer of zero dark 30 was in the audience at the time. the official says the pentagon told that writer ahead of time the event was classified and that he couldn't take notes. the official also says nobody in the room revealed the commander's name and it has never become public. the irs reports its punishing two staffers who went to a conference that cost taxpayers more than 4 million bucks. officials say it has to do with a party in a private suite where somebody apparently broke the rules about giving out free food. the source says the two staffers are now on leave and may end up loading their jobs. the inspector general says the anaheim get away was one of more than 200 conferences that cost us taxpayers $50 million. and gave us the entertaining video of irs workers learning to dance. but one senator says the adminis

>> he had a meeting scheduled with leon panetta at 5:00 after the attacks started.was in touch with members of the ski kurt team yet there seems to be a lack of revealation on what was discussed and why they divide make the decisions that they made. >> are there any reports of the president ever making it to the situation room where a decision could be made to is send in the cavalry? >> a great question. that is one of the questions that should be and. >> at 5:00 that evening, 11:00 p.m. benghazi time outgoing secretary panetta and martin dempsey meet for 30 minutes with the president at the white house. that is the last communication between the commander in chief and top military officials on the night of the attack. this official photo which carries no time stamp is later released showing the president also getting briefed on the situation in the middle east and north africa by his national security advisor, vice president and white house chief of staff. kris wallace later confronts dan phifer senior advisor to president obama. >> four americans including the amb

panetta was cia director at the time. the report doesn't say whether panetta revealed the name accidentally. republican congressman peter king says this is proof the white house cut corners on security when dealing with hollywood executives. >>> the controversial drone strike the u.s. military is using overseas may not be as accurate as you think. nbc news got a look at classified documents that more than 100 drone strikes in pakistan in 2010 and 2011 and the u.s. can't determine how many people were killed in each strike. they can't identify who some of the people are who were killed either. many counterterrorism experts maintain drone strikes are far more precise than conventional attacks. >> it's combined the capabilities of surveillance strike and long endurance in one platform. >> they want to maintain the myth that civilians are not harmed with drone strikes which is simply implausible. >> the documents nbc news analyze show that just one known civilian was killed in those 114 drone strikes. >>> today the fda will w

that report reveals panetta, the c.i.a. secret info at an event attended bay hollywood executive work on the movie. >>> shocking arrest overnight. a star basketball player on the university of alabama team accused in the kidnapping of a six-year-old girl. the girl was snatched from her school in mississippi, but returned the next day. police arrested six people, including pollard's mother. cops say his mom was the ring leader in this. >>> in a few hours, a judge in the fort hood massacre trial will rule on army major nidal malik hasan's request for yet another trial delay. jury selection was scheduled to start today. hasan says he needs a three-month delay to prepare for his own defense. survivors outraged that he plans to argue he was defending the taliban. he told the court, quote, the leadership of the taliban was in immediate danger from troops at fort hood because the u.s. attacked and continues to attack the taliban. >>> and from "the price is right," to paying the price. >> hello, america. welcome. good luck to the f

he was making the movie zero dark thirty and here is the culprit it was former cia director leon panetta who revealed the name of the navy seal unit that carried out that attack as well as the name of the units ground commander and the league goes further than that according to a draft pentagon inspector general report. published by the project on government oversight and obtained by political reporter josh greenstein the neta has also the discussed classified information designed as top secret or as secret in general during a two thousand and eleven cia ceremonious when he let all of these bin spill but don't expect the obama administration to charge leon panetta under the espionage act any time soon by now whistleblowers have learned that there is a stark difference between good and bad leaks as well as the consequences of getting on the wrong side of president obama's administration and that does it for now i'm making lopez see a right back here at eight pm. i would rather as questions that people visit the state of speak got there but that's why i'm running my show larry king now rig

he played defense secretary panetta in the film 0 dark 30.ta said i was glad an italian played me and tough guys can have a heart of gold. and he did and we will miss him. the most fitting quote came from the tv daughter jamie, jim had the ability unbeknown to him to make you feel like everything would be all right if he was around. he was a very powerful impactful man on a lot of people in hollywood, shep. >> he was as was the next man. according to an expert heart attacks in the united states is uncommon among people younger than 55. here at fox news we know that too well. former senior producer of the newscast and executive wsroom allen, almost died. he is then. he said he woke up with chest pain the morning of february 21st and wanted to drive to the hospital and his wife rachel called 911. she saved his life. allen blacked out and suffered cardiac arrest six times. that means his heart stopped or beating so fast it was about to stop six separate times. four times at home and twice in the hospital. allen spoke on the ordeal today. >> i ha

you remember leon panetta. the guy who thinks it is 1923 and a ten engine prop can't get to libya in time to save american lives. back to the surveillance. i may be picky but the pesky united states constitution requires some indicia of wrong doing before you can survail americans. i have an idea. how about we increase the size of the federal government, add another agency to oversee the possible abuse of the surveillance. and if it is essential that you have this information to protect the nation against terrorism and whether suspected terrorists have been in contact with persons inside the u.s., how is it that you missed the boston bomber and his repeated contact with jihadi mom and dad? >> i welcome this debate. and i think it is healthy for our democracy. i think it is a sign of maturity because probably five years ago, six years ago we might not have been having this debate. >> judge jeanine: okay, it is about maturity. not about the fact that you said that our privacy need not be invaded in order to pro t

in the audience was the maker ok the film zero dark thirty but it's not clear if panetta knew that he or she was there. the maryland general assembly begins hearings today on the the corruption scandal at the baltimore detention center. >> governor o'malley is not expected to attend but lawmakers will grill his secretary.reta 13 female constructions officers were inindicted in april for helping them smuggle guns, drugs and money into the jail. four officers even becameecam pregnant by the ring leader. governor o'malley has implemented changes in the way y the prison investigations are handled. could bus rapid transit brt be the answer to upon the gory county's traffic nightmares.htma toes a plan they are working onr in an effort to keep drivers moving along in some county's most congested roadway.dwa some residents are against this plan due to safety and other concerns. >> there's the issue of safety that the bus routes will be taking away the medians. they'll be dedicated lanes and that pedestrian refuges that we use and our children use to cross the streets will be gone. >> these ar

leon panetta was president clinton's chief of staff. >> when a plane blows up like the one in scotland, your first assumption is that it is not an accident and deliberate act whether it is a bomb or missile or what took place, somebody was responsible for blowing up that airplane. >> had the pan am flight not been running late, it too, would have exploded over the ocean just as twa did, and just as the air india jet did in 1985, and another suitcase bomb, and that one also linked to terrorists. was twa 800 the third such victim? >> my initial reaction was that the plane could have been shot down with a shoulder-fired type missile. we had talked about that in the profession for a long time. >> hundreds of eyewitnesses on long island saw the skylight up. >> there was a tremendous ball of fire that just burst in the sky. >> it looked like a mile in the sky of flame coming down, straight down. i thought it was coming from the ground-up, because the flame looked like it was shooting from the ground-up if you know what i mean. >> at the time, stinger missiles were missing from the u.s. milit

secretary panetta and others were saying that sequestration is allowed to happen, this guy's going to fall. now we are a couple of months into it and this guy does not seem to have fallen. i am not trying to defend sequestration, by the way, but i think a lot of people will wonder why such a hullabaloo is made of this. so much rhetoric was devoted to this, but it has happened, and we seem to be doing ok, at least in the short term. can we keep in place and keep the cuts over 10 years as opposed to just suffering through sequestration for a few weeks or months. why did this guy not all? >> it is because it has not taken root yet. justd this in the paper like all of you do. i would say that is probably a great question. the fact of the matter is that the issues of design and marine corps to live with it. all those services are doing it. and that is revealed, which was to be when the president he is satisfied with the planning we have done. when that happens, with that sense of what sequestration will do and is all about, will begin. that will be significant. the fact of the matter is we

leon panetta was president clinton's chief of staff. >> when a 747 blows up as the one did in scotlandur first assumption is that this is not an accident, this is a deliberate act. whether it's a bomb, a missile or what took place, somebody was responsible for blowing up that airplane. >> reporter: had the pan am flight not been running late, it too could have exploded over the ocean, just as twa did. just as this air india 747 did in 1985. another suitcase bomb. that one also linked to terrorists. was twa 800 the third such victim? >> my initial reaction was, the plane could have been shot down with a shoulder fired type missile. we had talked about that in the profession for a long time. >> reporter: hundreds of eye witnesses on long island saw the skylight up. >> there was a tremendous ball of fire that just burst in the sky. >> it looked like a mile in the sky of flame coming down. i thought it was coming from the ground up, because it looked like it was shooting from the ground up. >> reporter: at the time, stinger missiles were missing from u.s. military arsenals from america to

leon panetta opened all jobs open to women. >> and, another milestone in the nearly 12-year war in afghanistan. the president says his country's armed forces are taking over the lead from security from the u.s. led nato coalition. this marks another turning point which will now move entirely into a supporting role. it opens the way for a full withdraw in 18 month. >> a flame will be lit to celebrate jfk's heritage. the flame will be taken to a memorial in ireland where his ancestors left for america. the nsa week. hear how president obama is defending the program and what the >> it's 4:37. in business news, chrysler and officials continue to stare each other down. >> are your tastebuds ready for watermelon oreos? mine are not. we're joined in new york with more. >> hello, brad and jummy. chrysler has until midnight to respond to requests of two million jeeps. chrysler says jeep grand cherokees and liberty suvs made over 15 model years are safe. >>> we have details on how it helped government surveillance. it recrvved 13,000 requests from law enforcement agencies in the past six months. most we

. >> leon panetta was portrayed began gan most recently in "zero dark 30."ed a statement talking about what it meant to be portrayed by him. and i'm not sure that we have that yet. okay. james gandolfini was a friend and a great actor. he wrote me after portraying me last year which was a great thrill and honor for former secretary of defense leon panetta. one of the things less known is his commitment to our troops and the war in afghanistan and ptsd. though best known for his role on "sopranos," he had a passion for telling stories that may otherwise have never been told. in 2007 he produced the powerful hbo documentary "a live day memories." nbc's brian williams spoke with gandolfini and some of those veterans about the film. >> if you survive getting blown up in iraq, that day becomes your alive day. >> alive day is the day you escape death. >> what is yours? >> january 2nd, 2005. >> june 19, 2004. >> january 21st, 2006. >> january 3rd, '05. >> it's the day they were hit and lived. four veterans brought together by one actor. their injuries vary. two are

director, leon panetta revealed the name of the ben lin laden raid leader. of "zero dark thirty" was out during the speech. the report doesn't say whether p panetta knew the reiter wwriter in the audience during the speech. >>> it is 6:27. still ahead. new details in the fbi raid at the state capital. >>> we also have new charges against a disgraced south bay government leader. we will tell you why the end of one courtroom saga is just start of another one. >>> are everyday americans being spied on in secret? a new report that accuses the government of scooping up your phone records >>> new details in an fbi raid on capitol hill. we now know why a state senator was targeted. >>> we take you live to wall street for the first time in a month. there wasn't a huge stumble but the dow back under 15,000. we will see how the day responds as we bring it in. it should be a quiet morning. we wait for the all-important job data. today is thursday, june 6th. this is "today in the bay." this is "today in the bay." >>> 6:30 on the nose. good morning. happy to see you alon