now, patrick fitzgerald, why is patrick fitzgerald part of this story? patrick fitzgerald as i said is one of the most successful and important prosecutors in america. he recently as you know indicted governor blagojevich in illinois. he convicted governor ryan, the former governor. eight convicted billionaire conrad black. in new york when he was cohead and ultimately had organized crime and terror, he convicted a number responsible for many mobsters and terrorists are i upon all the good things that patrick fitzgerald has done. as i began to tell the story, i went back over his track record. i found some things about what patrick fitzgerald did in the southern district that were questionable. i try to interview him twice over the course of two books. he turned me down. when i reported "triple cross," when it came out in hardcover, and hardcover of "triple cross" looked a little bit different. the story, it said, how al qaeda master spy infiltrated the cia, fbi and the green beret. and how patrick fitzgerald fail to stop them. that became an important p

now, patrick fitzgerald. why is patrick fitzgerald part of the store?s i said he's one of the most successful and important prosecutors in america. he recently as you know indicted governor bill voinovich and illinois and has convicted the former governor, he convicted conrad black a new york when he was the call had a multiple we have an organized crime and terrorism convicted in number of responsible helping convict many mobsters and terrorists, has a fantastic record and i applaud all the good things patrick fitzgerald has done. but as i begin to tell the story, i went back over his track record. i found some things about what patrick fitzgerald did in the southern district of were questionable. i tried to interview him twice over the course of two books he turned me down effectively. and so when i reported "triple cross" when it came out in hard cover -- and the hard cover of "triple cross" looked a little different. the story said hauer al qaeda masters infiltrated the cia the green berets and how patrick fitzgerald stopped him. that became an impo

and he does, like this in the walks out and patrick fitzgerald. the audacity of this guy. uess what? fitzgerald turns to clinton and said he is the most dangerous man i've ever met. we cannot let this man on the street. left him on the street for ten months only to have the bombs go off in kenya and tanzania, a plot that ali not only began in 93 but literally was one of the principal practitioners of. it took him months ali mohammed on september 10 of 98. he is held under a john doe warned. they didn't want the media to know who this guy was. they finally cut a deal with patrick fitzgerald to avoid the death penalty. he is known custodial witness protection somewhere. nobody outside of the government knows where this guy is. he is the one man living 9/11 commission. when you cut a deal with a witness to get something in return. sammy-- it's five years. he is the star witness in all of the mob cases. ali mohammed is never called by patrick fitzgerald in the most important case of his career, u.s. versus bin laden in february of 01. imagine that they called ali and defense at

fitzgerald kennedy. childhood friends joseph patrick kennedy and rose fitzgerald marry on october 7, 1914. he is the son of a successful businessman, an irish-catholic community leader. she the daughter of john francis fitzgerald, the legendary honey fitz, a former congressman and democratic mayor of boston. by 1930 after 16 years of marriage, the couple have eight children, joe jr., john, rosemary, kathleen, eunice, patricia, robert and gene. the kennedy children dote on rosemary, who was born mentally handicapped. rose kennedy would later write that it was rosemary who instilled in her siblings the desire to help the less fortunate, a value reinforced by their farther. >> joe kennedy impossessed on all of the children, you had advantages. that doesn't make you better than the next guy. because you had advantages, you have a duty to give something back. >> joe kennedy sr. is a shrewd businessman who makes a fortune in stocks, banks and the movie business. he cashes out of the stock market before the crash of 1929, saving his fortune. during the depression that follows, he decides to chang

dragged on endlessly it seemed during the bush administration, he did tell special prosecutor patrick fitzgeraldbeen his source that ultimately led or was one of several elements that led to the conviction of the vice president, former vice president's aid scooter libby. >> howard kurtz, thanks for your thoughts. bob novak, a real force in washington for decades is gone. howard, appreciate it. >>> a $10,000 reward is available for anybody with information that will tleed the discovery of a missing 5-year-old boy in oakland, california. police say they received very few tips since campbell disappeared monday. they fear the window of finding the 5-year-old boy alive. they don't think he could walk far on his own. he wears braces on both legs. at a candlelight vigil last night ross pleaded for the public's help. >> if you want to help keep our son in the news, don't let him become a picture on a milk carton. you want to help, that's what you do. >> ross said he voluntarily took a polygraph exam. the results have yet to be disclosed. >>> sunday schoolteacher turned suspected killer melissa huckaby i