. >> to my right is robert brian and he will provide the board with any legal needed advice, and at thee legal assistant and i'm the board's executive director. and we are joined tonight as well, by representatives from the departments that have cases before the board sitting at the table is scott sanchez and he is the city's zoning administrator and also representing the planning department and planning commission and we will be joined by joseph duffy representing the department of building inspection. if you will go over the meeting guidelines and conduct the

my left is robert brian and he is the deputy city attorney who advises it is board and the board's legal, and i'm the board's executive director, we will be joined this evening by representatives from the departments that have matters before the board. sherry kaiser is here, deputy city attorney, representing the environmental health, and we will be joined by scott sanchez, and representing the planning commission and duffy representing the department of building inspection and joined i believe by representative from the department of public works bureau of urban forestry. if you could go over the board meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. >> the board requests that you turn off all phones and pagers so that they will not disturb the proceedings and carry on the conversations in the hallway, the rules of presentation are as follows, each has seven minutes to present their case and three minutes for rebuttals. people affiliated with these parties must include their comments within the 7 or 3-minute periods and members of the public who are not affiliated with the partie

let's bring in brian roberts. brian, let's start with the numbers out this morning.is pretty low. you looking at the second half of next year. nothing really surprising, is there? >> there are some gleaming messages which is underdeveloped property. the sales will be negative for the next three years which is quite a bold statement. what impressed me this morning is the structural changes at play in the market. they are aware some of the stores are two big. it will take many steps to repurpose the property. quite a bold set of announcements. >> the last couple of years, you had tesco stumbling around like a dinosaur. how much of a problem will it be for sainsbury's? >> they had some issues. they lost their own a business which migrated online for convenience. it is not necessarily more profitable than traditional shopping behavior. they are cannibalizing their own business by going through these channels. tesco had the issue a big stores. wathford have a coffee shops and bakeries. it suggest that some of those stores have been quite expensive flops. they are trying t

. >> to my right is robert brian and he will provide the board with any legal needed advice, and at the control is the legal assistant and i'm the board's executive director. and we are joined tonight as well, by representatives from the departments that have cases before the board sitting at the table is scott sanchez and he is the city's zoning administrator and also representing the planning department and planning commission and we will be joined by joseph duffy representing the department of building inspection. if you will go over the meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. people affiliated with the parties must include the comments in a 7 and three minute period, others not affiliated will have up to three minutes and no rebuttals to assist the board in the accurate preparation of minutes, members of the public who wish to speak on an item are asked but not required to submit a speaker card, or a business card to the staff when you come up to the podium, speaker cards and pens are available on the left side of the podium. and the board also welcomes your comments

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back with me are robert gibb, brian boyntler and e.j. dionne. me is co-chair of the congressional progressive caucus congressman raul. so much happening on the hill today and not what i'm used to saying. what's your thought about the fact that democrats are a major engine behind the keystone pipeline? frankly, i think that it's kind of in the senatorial campaign in louisiana and the representatives running against senator landrieu in the senate. the keystone needs study and it continues to need studied and the public continue s to continn and it needs to be deliberate and done correctly. a lot of pressure the president in terms of what his final discussion was going to be. if it passes both houses, i hope the president veto it and then requires the two-thirds vote because this is the hijacking a process, accepting this particular transcanada from the environmental reviews and the economic reviews that are necessary and unintended consequences should not be on the table for this pipeline and frankly, i hope the president vetoes it if it does pass

>> robert doyle. >> brian klause. >> rachel roberts. >> jane chandler. >> jane chandler.so is this the premier place in the country for this work? >> in all humility, yes. >> jane, would you concur? >> yes. >> rachel? >> yes. >> all right. so we're exactly -- >> thank you, rachel. thank you, jane. that was a good answer. >> all right. so we're in the right place. we're in the right place with the right people. would somebody whoop for us before we go? >> whoop. >> how's that? >> that's not bad. all right. good. i think we're all set. we're off to see cranes. >> you and i can go into some observation pens over here and get up close and personal. these birds are native only to north america. 22 birds were alive in 1942. >> on the planet. >> on the planet. we figured there was something like three or four breeding females. essentially extinct. >> down to three for -- >> breeding females, yeah. >> how many today? >> something over 500 in total. >> so why do you give a crap? >> you know, personally, i kind of got into the whole field because i was interested in bird watching a

and of course, there is the ceo of comcast, brian roberts. >> and then there is the home of bicycles,es, and whiskey and irony. >> who should get the nomination? >> there is no doubt in my mind who should get it. as a proud resident of the 718 brooklyn should get this. new york has a great record of electing presidents. there have been for in the modern era, the postwar era. jimmy carter, bill clinton, and george w. bush. three out of four were the tory us. -- were the tory us. -- victorious. >> i think that columbus is a great city, don't get me wrong. and i love ohio. but i think the hotel room situation and the fundraising situation, i don't think they will get it. the thing about brooklyn is new york has an army of police force. but there is the complexity. i know you can get on the subway and get out there. i've read about that. but i'm telling you, this notion of using the whole city and doing events in manhattan, it's hard to get around. the bridges and tunnels and subways, whatever. i think that the philadelphia plan logistically is good. and they had the 2004 convention ended

brian. >>> robert downey, junior is a father, again.tell you more about that, the actor and his wife welcome a daughter on tuesday. he posted news to his social media account saying team downey is pleased to announce the fall winter project. couple has a two year-old son and downey a has a 21 year-old son from a previous marriage. >>> tribute to the pop princess who is a star on the las vegas strip, a celebration at the link cull nateed in an honor of brittany spears. she has been on the entertainment scene since he was 16, even younger as a months death tear. currently she has a las vegas residency, clark county declared brittany spears day in her honor and they have even given her an honorary key to vegas. back when she was 16. we will be right back. >>> they have been warning us all week new about a rainy day. >> here we go umbrellas required or at least patient ifs you don't mine getting wet. somebody on facebook just said let your smile be your umbrella today. i love. that a nice little warm start to walk out the door because this

brian roberts, c.e.o.mcast told reporters in san francisco last week that the company is full steam ahead with the acquisition, even as president obama came out against the idea of internet fast lanes, which could benefit companies like comcast. our editor-at-large, cory johnson, takes a look at the lobbying efforts comcast has made trying to push the deal through. >> in washington there's lobbying and then there's lobbying. the $44 billion proposed merger between comcast and time warner cable is an exercise in lobbying. comcast has spent $18 million in lobbying last year. that's more than any other company for a defense contractor. a lot of that money went straight into the campaign covers of politicians. $37,000 to mitch mcconnell. $27,000 to mark udahl. $27,000 to greg walden. $25,000 to harry reid. but the real power in washington -- take this guy, a former navy seal. he's the c.e.o. of comcast cable but also the chairman of the national cable and telecommunications association. the ncta gave him $19 m

brian roberts who? team high 20 off the bench for charlotte.wn as many as 10 and take over in the fourth. if 16 straight finish with 27. he saved them and he's right. one of 10 from 3 point range. still scored 26. the flush warriors win the eighth street the final best start the in golden state history. 13 and 2. 13 and 2. the 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> should officially change the name. >> he just michlt he might he might do that. >> thank you for joining us i'm amma. >> i'm larry for all of us here at 7 news at 9:00 thanks for watching. we continue now on line twitter facebook all the mobile device wee see you at 11 line twitter facebook all the mobile device wee see you at 11 on channel 7. aw, remember last year's 4th of july barbecue? look, there's bobby lighting fireworks. mm. there's bobby on fire. there's you laughing at bobby on fire. i love that picture of me. (camera beeping) these pictures skip from labor day to new year's. how did we miss thanksgiving? remember, our schedules got all mixed up?

brian roberts, the 28-year-old journeyman. 20 off the bench for charlotte.t. finished with a team high 27. steph 1 of 10 from three-point range but still scored 26. warriors win their eighth straight 106-101 the final, the best start in golden staet history continues. they are now 13-2. >>> an unfamiliar role for stanford friday in pasadena. that of spoiler. a bruins win and they'd be heading to next friday's pac 12 championship game. as loss and arizona would get in in. the bruins eighth in the college football rankings and that's troy aikman gettinging retired. kevin hogan with aikman-esqu accuracy. 14-15 in the first half. 22-yard touchdown. 14-10. first half, evades the sack. 234 yards passing. cardinal up 11 at halftime. wright four rushing tds last week in the big game. two more on friday. it was 28-10, cardinal. bruins stifled by the stanford defense all day unable to take advantage of the special teams unit as well, trying the fake field goal. neuheisel picked off. stanford dominating 31-10 win. cardinal finished 7-5 and they've beaten ucla seven str

and brian roberts, 28-year-old journeyman, 20 off the bench for charlotte.takes over in the fourth. 16 straight, finished with a team high 27. steph, 1 of 10 from three-point range but still scored 26. years win their eighth straight, 106-101, the final. best start in golden state history. they are now 13-2. an unfamiliar role for stanford friday in pasadena. that of spoiler. a bruins win and they would be heading to next friday's pack 12 championship game. a loss and arizona would get in. bruins eighth in the college football rankings. that's the number 8 getting retired. with his accuracy the past two weeks, he completed his first twelve pass necessary the game, 14 of 15 the first half, 22-yard touchdown. 14-10. 51 seconds left first half. evades the sack. darts to kevin. 37 yards. hogan 237 yards pass, 2 tds. cardinals up 11 at halftime. wright, four rushing last week. 28-10. and bruins stifled by the stanford defense all day. unable to take advantage of their special teams unit as well. trying to fake the field goal. that was picked off. stanford dominat

and brian roberts, 28-year-old journeyman, 20 off the bench for charlotte.takes over in the fourth. 16 straight, finished with a team high 27. steph, 1 of 10 from three-point range but still scored 26. years win their eighth straight, 106-101, the final. best start in golden state history. they are now 13-2. an unfamiliar role for stanford friday in pasadena. that of spoiler. a bruins win and they would be heading to next friday's pack 12 championship game. a loss and arizona would get in. bruins eighth in the college football rankings. that's the number 8 getting retired, troy aikman. with his accuracy the past two weeks, he completed his first twelve pass necessary the game, 14 of 15 the first half, 22-yard touchdown. 14-10. 51 seconds left first half. evades the sack. dart to kevin. 37 yards. hogan 237 yards pass, 2 tds. cardinals up 11 at halftime. wright, four rushing last week. two more fry. 28-10, cardinals. and bruins stifled by the stanford defense all day. unable to take advantage of their special teams unit as well. trying the fake the field goal.

these moguls, they refer to each other an a first name basis 37 brian or brian roberts of come cast, jeff for jeff bewkes, bob for bob iger of disney. rupert for rupert murdoch of stock and les for les moonves. moonves is a legendary media mogul credited with "friends" and "er" and taking over cbs and making it what it is today, the country's most popular tv network. what does the future hold for cbs and for showtime? this week moonves launched a streaming news service and talked about making shows for sites like netflix while still trying to grow his core business. he is perhaps the most fascinating man in the broadcast business right now, and every move he makes affects how we're all going to watch tv and read books and get news in the future. so take a look at this. this is a trip to the cbs board room where there were some big surprises, including the fact that one of his favorite shows is on abc. >> thanks for having me here. >> mi pleasure. welcome to cbs. >> i saw a reporter from bloomberg writing about cbs that said it's an 87-year-old embracing the web with a gusto of a twee

. >>> ceo brian roberts says the company is pushing ahead with the deal to buy time warner cable despite hiccups into regulatory review pep says he still expects the transaction to close in the first quarter. recent rules for broadband providers or net knew tallty has not damaged his interest in the acquisition. comcast trading higher by about 1.2% in frankfurt. >>> hasbro says companies have agreed to the basic framework of the deal to buy dreamworks. dreamworks has been exploring a sale with several potential suitors, including japan's softbank. but those talks fell apart when they became public last month. hasbro is flat dreamworks up around about 30%. >> well, that story got us thinking about our favorite board games. >> has it been that long for you? >> it has been a long time. i think it's probably one of the german board games. i think the equivalent would be trouble or -- >> what is your interest after some of the board games? >> i can tell you after the show. >> there were a lot, like risk. hotel was a good one. the game of life was a good one. >> this is so nerdy. >> nerdy? it'

brian todd, cnn, washington. >> and robert o'neal also says he is coming forward now because he is upset about the loss of certain veteran benefits. >>> you heard a little bit there from former s.e.a.l. john mcguire. he is adamant that no one from the elite team should be speaking publicly about the bin laden raid or any other mission for that matter. mcguire doesn't just blame the former s.e.a.l.s who stand to profit from speaking out. >> we don't talk about the missions and take nothing away from these men. i can not be more -- i cannot respect them any more than i do. we can't talk about what we do. the first problem that starts with the white house in that we should not know the navy s.e.a.l.s are the one who took him out. and that's the first problem. and then the next problem is they should not know how we do it. they should just know that we took care of osama bin laden, and that americans are safer. >> that was former navy s.e.a.l. john mcguire speaking with cnn's erin burnett. >>> who battled ebola and won is speaking. hear amber vinson reflect on her experience with a potential

robert mcdonald, secretary of veterans affairs. [applause] >> vice president biden, medal honor recipient brian thacker, secretary hagel, secretary perez, secretary castro, and members of your family, senator hirono, senator king, senator cantwell, minority leader pelosi, former secretary veterans affairs jim pique, secretary james, chairman dempsey, general dunford, admiral grinnard, and your spouses, ron hope, disabled american veterans our co-hosts for this year's celebration, and other representatives of veterans service organizations, dr. and mrs. summers, thank you for your advocacy on behalf of veterans and god bless the memory of your son daniel. fellow veterans, members of our armed forces, v.a. colleagues, other distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen. good morning, everyone. what a great day for honoring veterans. for decades, americans have set aside this hour of this day of this month to honor those who have served this country in uniform. in times of both peace and war. it's fitting that veterans day comes so close to thanksgiving because veterans day is the day to give thanks to and ask the almighty's blessings on tho

this happened last night along robert lewis avenue in upper marlboro where our maryland bureau chief brian bell is live this afternoon. brian, what are police telling you about what happened there? >> well, it's a frightening story, and what we know is about 5:30 yesterday afternoon the 16-year-old girl was walking along this sidewalk over here. now, if you look up, you can see some basketball courts here. not many street lights. she got about to there. she started to feel a little bit uncomfortable, so she crossed over to this side of the road. she realized someone was coming up behind her here on the sidewalk. she didn't suspect a crime. she thought it might be a friend until the guy grabbed her by the backpack, grabbed her from behind. he yelled at her, shut up. you're coming with me. fortunately, she had the presence of mind to pull away, sprint away, and get home. she was uninjured but a relative told us that she cried all night long. you can imagine, neighbors here are terrified. >> oh, my goodness. this is so scary. i mean, it could be any of our children. i'm not surprised inwho th

roberts. special thanks to our panel. greg anderson, brian lowry on the wichita eagle. we will have more on the kansas senate debate at 10:00. remember to get out there and vote. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> from mid-october, that debate courtesy of ksn-tv. cosponsored by the topeka capital journal and the wichita eagle, one of more than 130 debates we brought to you this campaign season. some of a chance to see the debates in the races that will determine control of the u.s. senate. we take this opportunity to hear from you. if you are a member of a third party, -- be sure to follow us on twitter -span, and share your thoughts on our facebook page. we are asking the question who will control congress next year. first, this from the washington post, reporting tonight that it will go to republican hands based on a number of different models. there is at least a seven in 10 chance that republicans will net the six seats the party needs to reclaim the senate majority. that is according to three major election models. the washington post model casting their lo

in nevada, republican brian sandoval was reelected as he beat his democratic challenger, robert goodmannecticut, democratic incumbent dan malloy spoke to supporters from harvard after defeating his republican challenger, tom foley. won hisan david perdue georgia senate race, surpassing the 50% threshold needed to avoid a runoff. the georgia senate race was one of the most competitive in the country. >> georgia once somebody to fight for them. we are committed to go to washington and fight for you, not for special interest and the insiders in washington, but you. applause]rs and want us to fight for their constitutional rights, for the right to life, the value of life. we will listen to the people here at home and act accordingly. more thanwe've heard anything else is that washington is broken. we don't want to leave this world to our kids without trying to make it better. most importantly, georgians want good paying jobs. we have got to get this economy going. we have to resolve our tax problem. right now, saxby chambliss is handing the baton over to me. i am going to fight. applause]d

. >> brian turner is an army veteran and whistleblower in antonio. keep us posted if you hear from robert mcdonald or any associates. curious to hear about that. thanks again. >>> one day before same-sex couples would have been allowed to get married in kansas, the supreme court put those marriages on hold. justice sonya societimy oior gaa stay. they ruled they could get married in spite of the state ban. kansas officials ask the u.s. supreme court to extend the ban until all court appeals are exhausted. >>> over 13 months until the first voting in the presidential primaries, and form president george w. bush is talking up his brother jeb's potential presidential campaign. he spoke about his brother in an interview on cbs muse and provided the odds that jeb will run. >> i think it's 50/50. he and i are very close. on the other hand, he's not here knocking on my door agonizing about the decision. he knows exactly the ramifications on family, for example. he's seen his dad and his brother go through the presidency. i would give it a toss-up. i know this about jeb. he's not afraid to succeed

robert mcdonald. he's the ceo. he's different than others. brian mentioned he was a vet. he's a west point guy.he job with his head, he's got it with his heart. listen to this great question by scott pelley and the amazing answer by the guy at the v.a. >> what do you owe these veterans? not the v.a., but bob mcdonald, what do you owe meese veterans? >> this is very personal because i served with a lot of these guys and we were in very dangerous situations and any time you jump out of an airplane in a parachute, you're putting your life in danger and as a jump master, you're checking that person's equipment and their life is relying on yours. that's the kind of relationships you create. those are the relationships that drive me to do that. >> taking on an incredible job, i certainly wish him well and thank him for his service. you can tell his heart is in the right place and it's such a difficult, intractable problem. and then now this. on the eve of veterans day -- hope you didn't eat too much breakfast -- writers saying, calling our military members heros has come to an end. seriously. this gu

brian earlier this week. >> george washington legitimately had spies. and they had numbers next to their names. washington would be 714. abraham would be 71. robertwnsend, another spy, would be another name. you were able to open up a ledger and see who's who, new york had a number to it. long island had a number to it. one thing we saw in washington's own handwriting is 355 and the term lady next to it. after the book was down, people started writing, have you thought about sally townsend, betsy ford, elizabeth bergen, and we started pursuing it and knocked it down to seven. people will know this isn't all about women who won the war, it's about extraordinary women. >> we're often the secret weapon in getting things done. like winning -- >> are you the spokesperson for your gender? >> why not? i would be in great company with these seven women with what they did. you laid out what they did, how they were crucial and how they might be 355. >> first time i saw on television, i'm not a big hollywood guy -- >> what. >> -- to find out the latest news and gossip. >> and find out if you're sexest man alive. >> right, runner-up. >> keep trying. >> my re

cnn's brian todd is follow thing story for us. >> a former s.e.a.l. named robertl is claiming to be the s.e.a.l. that fired the kill shot that killed osama bin laden. it's being reported in "the washington post." but tonight, there's also serious and credible doubt being cast on his claim. a former navy s.e.a.l. comes forward, saying he's the man who killed osama bin laden. sources in the special operations community tell cnn national security analyst peter bergen, he claims to be the shooter. o'neal is a decorated former s.e.a.l. from montana who now works as a motivational speaker. >> my name is robert o'neil. i was a navy s.e.a.l. for almost 17 years. >> reporter: he said he fired a shot that struck bin laden in the forehead. theleader died instantly. but sources say another s.e.a.l. fired the fatal shot from the area of the stairs leading to bin laden's floor, as bin laden peered out the door of his bedroom. >> most of the people in the s.e.a.l. community i've spoken to say that the night that bin laden was killed, somebody called the pointman, who is never go

brian williams, nbc "nightly news," no gruber. all right, greg, you're up. >> all right, i'm going to be on the o'reilly factor later on tonight with my good friend and squash partner, bernie mcgirk. roberte more famous bond villains, in connecticut, fox woods casino, the paramount in long island. he's worth checking out, he's a great performer, and he has a great policy. >> and he does a fantastic sinatra. da dana? >> check out this initialism, that's a nod to tv's andy levy, is today in tgtwof. it's not tgif. what it stands for is thank god they'll work on fridays. that's senator mitch mcconnell, the new majority leader, he is going to make the senate work on fridays, they haven't had to do that under democrat harry reid. a poll taken in august found that 76% of americans thought they worked harder than the senate. >> i have had a lot of football coaches in my life that have been fay fairly excitable peopl. i want you to watch this assistant coach at duke. watch what he does. >> he's so mad. >> the gooir -- look. >> i have seen guys yell, hit guys on top of the head. but not this. this is the pregame, this isn't after you have lost by a whole lot. this was before the game. and he goes

wealth editor robert frank says the rich, of course, are using a service described as the uber of helicopters. >> yeah. you don't have to be that rich. brianolution for you. it will calm you down. go over the river and through the woods tomorrow in your own euro-copter. there's bounce offering helicopter service of manhattan's west site to teterboro. it's $600. a price of curb services works out to $117 per seat. about the same price as a black car. instead of 45 minutes in the traffic, you get four to five minutes to the airport. this company is launching services to other airports. teeter be ro does 600 to 700 flights a day tomorrow even more. >> that's cheaper than i expected. >> going to teterboro where you must have a private jet waiting for you. there's no commercial traffic. >> that's the start-up. >> that's the entry fee. a charter of teterboro, less than catering service on the jet and kind of an add-on. >> what do you serve on your jet, mandy? >> caviar and a bathtub full of champagne. >> sounds good. >> someone to spoon it into my mouth with a golden spoon. thank you so much, robert frank. >> thank you. >> good luck driving home

roberts jewelers location. >> the porngate scandal reaches a whole new level. inside story starts right now!>m matt matt. it is sunday, november 23, 2014, let's meet our insider of the week, nia meeks, communion expert. brianut them

roberts in the end was able to put together a victory. kelly o'donnell is at what was hoped to be orman victory headquarters tonight. wow, kelly, have they vacuumed? or -- >> reporter: brian've been together on nights like this before when you're at the losing headquarters, the sound at this point is the stacking of the chairs, the vacuuming. they've taken down the banners, disassembled the stage. it's that kind of night. for a time during this campaign season, greg orman was one of the most notable figures because he changed the dynamic of the race. in the end, the republican party came in. they came to help pat roberts. and he acknowledged that he had perhaps not been in touch quite enough. that he had maybe not been as attentive as he should've. but tonight, he won a fourth term in the united states senate. he says it's a lot about the overall themes of the night. kansas voters wanting to see a republican senate, they got that, and pat roberts was one of those stories tonight. left for dead, some thought, saved by his party tonight. >> kelly, except for you in the picture, it's the saddest thing i've ever seen. sadder than the individual chair is over your shoulder the

robert owe neil a navy seale who says he killed usama bin laden. fascinating shedding light on the seal operation and dramatic events that took place. the downside is that rear admiral brianmander of the seals has strongly criticized mr. o'neil saying he violated seal protocol talking about the operation that he shouldn't have done that first of all why did you go public? you knew what the protocol was. you knew the admiral was saying we had a tradition we don't talk about it. we knew all of that. why go you did you go public. >> i wasn't planning on going public with this until this summer when i went to the 9/11 memorial i wanted to donate my shirt and a flag i wore on my shirt in the room usama bin laden was living. while i was there they're, i was on a stage to give impromptu talk. i started it talk to them, as i was talking i was looking out at the audience, no dry eyes in the room. one woman in particular tell me i didn't close the chapter i closed the entire book she wasn't afraid anymore. >> you believe by coming forward that the pain experienced quake people who lost loved ones on 9/11 and the entire country would be assuaged a little bit because you could tell t

brian sandoval is projected to beat robert goodman.er federal judge has been mentioned as a possible republican national candidate for 2016 he wins out there in nevada. >> we're continuing to watch the virginia race. and continuing to watch new hampshire a little bit. one never knows how that is going to go. >> alaska is still vetting and still, florida. they're still after me. get to the terminal across town. are all the green lights you? no. it's called grid iq. the 4:51 is leaving at 4:51. ♪ they cut the power. it'll fix itself. power's back on. quick thinking traffic lights and self correcting power grids make the world predictable. thrillingly predictable. >>> and chal yifrngs to the calls made by decision desk. scott brown has learned not to question michigan. there is a race in which he performed far better than many expected him to. but in the end did not win let's take a listen. >> privilege of being the nominee. i'll just say that we have better days because the senate turned republican the house is republican. i'm hopeful th

brian todd. tell me what you know. >> reporter: what we can tell you is that sources in the special operations community have told our national security contributor peter bergen that the gentleman named robert o'neil is claiming to have been the shooter, the man that killed osama bin laden and fired the fatal shot at osama bin laden. sources in the special operations community telling our peter bergen that robert o'neill is the former s.e.a.l. who now claims to be the shorter. robert o'neill is saying that to "the washington post" that he is the man who fired the fatal shot at osama bin laden but we also have to say that sources in s.e.a.l. team 6 involved in the bin laden raid are also telling peter bergen they do not believe that robert o'neill is correct and he was not the person who fired the fatal shot at osama bin laden. those sources telling peter bergen, our national security analyst, that it was someone who they call the point man who fired a shot down the hallway when bin laden peered his head out the door of his bedroom and that is the shot that killed osama bin laden. robert o'neill now according to sources in the special operations community is the man claiming to be the shoote

brian. >>> a very rich, very powerful and very well-connected billionaire -- is there any other kind of billionaire -- is now the subject of a serious money laundering probe. robert frank always gets the bat signal when billionaires are in hot water. who is it? >> this is really interesting. it's an investigation that could shed light on vladimir putin's fortune. the focus is an oil trader worth around $14 billion. and the state department has called him part of the, quote, inner circle of the russian president. now, sources tell me that u.s. investigators have launched a money laundering probe looking into whether he transferred ill-gotten funds through the u.s. financial system. that's why they have jurisdiction. it's being led by the fbi in new york and the a.g.'s office in brooklyn. one focus is whether he essentially was a tollkeeper for russian oil. he bought from russian energy firms at a discount. then sold it overseas for a profit. nice work if you can get it. investigators also looking into whether any of putin's wealth is actually connected to these illicit funds. the probe is part of a u.s. program -- get this -- called the kleptocracy recovery initia

brian todd takes a look. >> reporter: a former navy s.e.a.l. comes forward saying he's the man who killed osama bin laden. sources in the special operations community tell cnn's national security analyst peter bergen robert o'neil appears to be the shooter. o'neal is a decorate d navy s.e.a.l. for almost 17 years. >> reporter: his account is that three s.e.a.l.s made it to the third floor of the bin laden compound. he said he struck bin laden in the forehead. the terrorist died instantly. his skull split by the first bullet. but sources in team s.e.a.l. 6 gave bergen another version. ill stratd -- illustrated in this animation. they said that another s.e.a.l. fired the fatal shot from the area of the stairs leading to bin laden's floor as he peered out the door of his bedroom. >> most of the people in the s.e.a.l. community that i've spoken to say that the night that bin laden was killed, somebody called the point man, who will not identify himself publicly, was the guy who shot him and then winged him and then bin laden collapsed on the floor in his bedroom and was finished off by two other s.e.a.l.s. a u.s. military official told cnn's barbara starr there was a s.e.a.l. named robert o'neil on that miss

brian todd. >> reporter: a former navy s.e.a.l. comes forward, saying he is the man who killed osama bin laden. sources in the special operations community tell cnn national security analyst peter bergen robert o'neill claims to be the shooter. o'neill is a decorated former s.e.a.l. from montana who now works as a decorated speaker. >> my name is robert o'neill. i was a navy s.e.a.l. for almost 17 years. >> reporter: o'neill told "the washington post" he fired a shot that struck bin laden in the forehead. the terrorist leader died instantly, he says, his skull split by the first bullet. but sources in s.e.a.l. team 6, the unit which conducted the bin laden raid, tell peter bergen another s.e.a.l. fired the fatal shot from the area of the stairs leading to bin laden's floor, as bin laden peered out the door of his bedroom. >> most of the people in the s.e.a.l. community i've spoken to say that the night that bin laden was killed, somebody called the point man, who is never going to identify himself publicly was the guy who took the first shot at bin laden and winged him. and then bin laden collapsed on the ground in his bedroom and he was finished off by two other s.e.a.l.s. >> reporter: thos

brian. what has made this so compelling is that greg orman, a self-made businessman sort of came out of nowhere to challenge a three-term incumbent in pat roberts. he became vulnerable because many in kansas felt he lost touch here. he owns property but doesn't live in it. rarely came back to the state. those were real openings for greg orman who said both parties have gotten a lot wrong. orman has told me he voted for obama in '08 but mitt romney in '12. he's donated to both parties. he has offered clues but not answers about the kind of senator he would be in terms of which party he would work with, saying the majority party he'll try to join alongside, but leaving a real door open. tonight here we've seen that there are democrats who were supporting him, some moderate republicans and certainly the republican party has come in strong to try to save pat robber, who told me that he hopes voters will perhaps forgive some of the mistakes he's made for the overall republican senate that's at stake tonight. brian. >> kelly o'donnell in kansas. let's go to georgia. we have a robust political situation in the south tonight. also a big story about pol

brian todd has more. >> reporter: a former navy s.e.a.l. comes forward saying he's the man who killed billion billion. sources in the special operations community tell cnn national security analyst peter bergen robert o'neill claims to be the shooter. o'neill is a decorated former s.e.a.l. from montana, who now works as a motivational speak per >> my name's robert o'neill. i was a navy s.e.a.l. for almost 17 years. >> reporter: o'neill told "the washington post" he fired a shot which struck bin laden in the forehead. "he died instantly, his skull split by the first bullet." sources in team six, the unit which conducted the bin laden raid tell bergen another s.e.a.l. shot the shot. >> most of the people in the community say that the night bin laden killed somebody called the point man who is never going to identify himself publicly was the guy who took the first shot at bin laden and winged him and bin laden collapsed on the ground in his bedroom finished off by two other s.e.a.l.s. >> reporter: those two s.e.a.l.s, robert o'neill and matt bisonette. barbara starr was told there was a s.e.a.l. named robert o'neill on the mission but they don't know if he fired the kill shot. >> it was a night with n