with us today, rick stengel with the bbc's katty kay, the "new york time's" helene cooper and "the washington post's" david ignatius. on the first anniversary of the killin of bin laden, rick stgel's "time" magazine has a report showing how risky president obama's decision was. we learn that only five or six people were iluded for nine months. many people you would expect to know did not and were not included and we learned that the president went against advice of defense secretary bob gates, joint chiefs vice chairman jim cartwright and vice president biden, fearing the huge risk of sending in boots from the ground,referring an air strike but the president chose the riskiest option. rick, w he disagree with joe biden, bob gates and general cartwright? >> he took a high risk but high rewards strategy. one of the things that was written, if they used drones or missiles, they would never have known whether they got osama bin laden and they didn't expect the pakistanis to tell them, either. at the core of what president obama wanted to do, he wanted to get credit. chris: so he was willing to ta

joining us now from "time" magazine, managing editor and my boss, rick stengel. >> be good, hal prin.ark. it's delightful to be introduced by you. mika has huckleberry jam on her fingers. >> mark halperin just made me eat huckleberry jam on top of beef jerky. >> i didn't make you. i lured you. >> and now to the cover of "time" magazine. >> it's one of my favorite covers. it's a very powerful images of the last days of osama bin laden. the one-year anniversary is coming up of the killing of osama bin laden. and we have two exclusive and extraordinary stories. one by peter bergen who has made his life covering osama bin laden. he is one of our contributors. and it's a piece about life, the last days osama bin laden. what it was like for him in that compound. peter is one of the only journalists to actually visit the compound. and it was razed to the ground three days afterwards. and the second piece, which is extraordinary, is by graham allison, professor of course at the kennedy school. >> i'm reading it right now. >> one of the most distinguished historians of presidential decision ma

bill keller, we'll get a first look at the new issue of time magazine with rick stengel. first bill care inkaren with a check on the forecast. >>> great lakes, ohio valley and northeast. warm, beautiful weather will return to many areas of the eastern seaboard after this chilly week. grab the winter coat. temperatures down to 34 in chicago. 34 in detroit and pittsburgh is below freezing. late today, it is april. we expect severe storms had time of year. we'll get them through tornado alley. a few tornadoes in areas of rural oklahoma and also the farm towns of western kansas. maybe in lubbock and amarillo and midland too. we'll watch you carefully. dallas you should be okay today. forecastwise, just a slight chance of a shower. boston providence, new york city and philadelphia, slightly warmer today. but the real improvement will come tomorrow. check out a beautiful forecast ahead. look at fill fi. you jump into the 70s, near 80 degrees by the end of the weekend. get the shorts ready. we're going to watch warmer conditions in the southeast too. all the stormy weather today