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the sheriff who calls himself the toughest man in america on illegal immigration hit by the rath of the u.s. government. accusations of abuse and bigotry. >>> end of mission. the flag in iraq folded. martha raddatz takes us along for a last ride. and what did the leaders say to her as they leave the battlefield? >>> what's fair? the president tells barbara walters what he thinks about the question of fidelity for a presidential candidate. >>> tiny triumph. a baby born, no bigger than the palm of her mother's hand. what on earth did doctors do to take her from this to this. big news today. >>> and parking like a pro. as we all hit the mall for last-minute christmas shopping, we'll crack the code. how you beat the other guys to the best parking spot. >>> good evening. tonight, one of the hottest issues in this country just got a lot hotter. the man who has become a national symbol of getting tough on illegal immigration, the sheriff who calls himself the toughest sheriff in the country, was slammed today by the full force of the u.s. government, which said his office deployed abuse, retal

they'd rath ver the mothers abort children when they are told due to a faulty medical test, and thatit's unfair to say. though i'm pro-choice, i would never make that choice. i have had a son that died. i had 13 mistak 13 miscarriages3 cycle, i went through hell to have my kid. >> eric: isn't this disgusting? isn't this a pro-choice person using tim tebow just to get, to call attention to -- like bill maher. he is on hiatus and he trashes tim tebow. nothing to do with the ideology. everything to do with using an athlete, conservative christian as a method to "a," raise money ; "b," raise eyeballs. stop it. >> first of all, bill maher would say this. you know he is an atheist. >> eric: would he say this if tim tebow was a muslim and praying to allah? would he say that? i don't think he would. >> he believes in nothing. i don't care if he believes in nothing. i don't care about bill maher. why does he care that tim tebow believes in something? >> kimberly: he is desperate to associate himself with a winner. >> greg: the more you talk about maher, the better maher does. stop talking abo

the candidates who rejected the debate felt trump's rath. today it was mitt romney's turn. >> frankly, i was surprised, because he really wants my endorsement. he wants it very badly. that doesn't affect it one way or another. he wants my announcement. he came up to trump towers. you covered it very well. i'm surprised he turned down that event. i'd say if you're down in the polls, which respectfully he's down in the polls substantially in a lot of ways, you'd want to be on a debate like this because it would be well covered. >> donald trump is implying those who attend his debate have a better shot at getting his endorsement? is that extortion? it's an endorsement republican front-runner newt gingrich says he covers. gingrich will be at the debate and mocked anyone who wouldn't. >> i think if you're afraid to debate the donald trump, people are going to say, so you want me to believe you can debate barack obama, but you're afraid to show up with donald trump? and i think it strikes me as kind of a very weak position. i don't know why people

. >> i took note of this notion, "the biography" rathe than "a biography." >> yes. the idea is there are many books about bits of jerusalem as you know, but there are very few complete histories of jerusalem and there are many books about architecture, about holiness and of course, this book is about those things as well but it's called the biography because jerusalem itself is a character. always described in the jewish scriptures as a beautiful woman. but also i wanted to write about the people that made jerusalem. poets, prophets, conquer conquerers, whores, kings, emesss, the people that made a city and lived in it. >> not just a place of building and holy sights. >> rose: not just a dusty place of historic buildings but people who inhabited the streets and corners. >> that's right. >> rose: how did you choose where to start and end? you started in 70... >> i started in 70 with the destruction of the city by titus. but th's an introduction that gives you a sort of theme, a great theme of drama, destruction. i mean, tus' sie of the city almost belongs in the... i

for more on today's proceedings, we are joined from fort meade by arun rath. he's been covering the wikileaks and bradley manning story for our pbs partners, "frontline." arun, welcome. give us an idea of how closed or open this proceduring was. were you allowed in the courtroom? >> reporter: no, there was only a pool of about nine reporters allowed inside the courtroom. the proceeding itself is an opening proceeding. it's open to the public. found come you could try to get one of spots inside and some people did. i think there was a supporter of bradley manning who as the session was ending today shouted out, "bradley manning, you're a hero." there are clear security restrictions in place so for the media that aren't in the pool, the rest of us were in a media center, some distance off from the courtroom watching it on a closed circuit television feed. >> suarez: as the equivalent of a civilian grand jury proceeding, what did the government and bradley manning's defense have to do today? >> well, today was actually-- you would have thought it was going to be