the father of the one of the s.e.a.l. team members told me his daughter-in-law, their family, got pretty instant military protection because they knew the vice president just outed these guys. when the president picks up and talks about s.e.a.l. team six and the taliban target a helicopter with nearly two dozen of s.e.a.l. team six members, who was out there protecting them when the vice president and president outed s.e.a.l. team six? we know the president can declassify so there could be no prosecution there, but how about in these other cases? there somebody else that you could propose that would actually be looking not out for the government, not out for the reporter but for the people, for those who are trying to protect us other than a special prosecutor? i'd really like to hear who it is. >> congressman, that explains why doj completed this in the first place. doj recognized that sometimes there could be an appearance of i am propriety where the attorney general area others are responsible for -- >> you left this -- tha

administration not complained about these articles, but official make a planner, operator, and commander of s.e.a.l. team six who killed osama bin laden available to a hollywood director and screenwriter working on a movie about this successful raid. according to pentagon and cia records obtained by judicial watch who got the information through foyer requests. the four leaders of the intelligence committees have condemned these leaks. senator feinstein said that she was deeply disturbed by these leaks and wants an investigation, and she's right. the attorney general has deployed two u.s. attorneys two report to him to investigate the leaks and to determine whether anyone from the administration should be prosecuted. today we'll have a look at the law, discuss the options available for investigating these disclosures to the press. these leaks threaten our national security, our relations with foreign governments, and continued candor from embassy officials and foreign sources. they already have had profound consequences. the doctor who cooperated with us was sentenced to 30 years in prison by pakistani a

navy s.e.a.l. teamwas found guilty of federal conspiracy and gun trafficking charges, one man was. >> in my 15 years as a federal agent, i've never seen this many machine buns in one investigation. >> his friend was caught on camera during undercover gun buys. >>> this is sentencing day. 22-year-old keandre davis was found guilty of killing one man and wounding three others. the richmond man face 50 years in life to prison. ♪ >> bobby rydell underwent successful liver and kidny transplants -- kidny transplants -- kidney transplants. his doctor may not have dash dash expect the him not to live much longer without this. >>> hey, sal, anything interesting happening in our commute? >> woman, just a lot of slow, boring such -- well, just a lot of slow, boring stuff. >> okay. >> we don't want anything too exciting out there. moving along taking a look at the toll plaza. that's improved. there is improvement here. it is more like a ten to 15- minute delay. we showed you 208 in san jose. 101 is by far the slowe