as of now even according to tom donlan this morning, the national security advisor to the president there is no evidence that at the highest level the generals and the president of pakistan knew this, there's no evidence at this moment but there are very serious questions and it is extraordinarily hard to believe that he could have survived there for five years or more in a major population center without some kind of support system and knowledge. >> schieffer: what do we do about that? i mean is it time re-evaluate aid to pakistan? where do we go from here on that? >> i think this is a time of enormous opportunity. it's opportunity for our relationship in pakistan and an opportunity for our policies in afghanistan. obviously they are very, very lame. you have to understand that for a period of time our interests in pakistan have not converged. the pakistanis have had a different set of interests about india, a different set of interests about what kind of afghanistan they want to see. they're apprehensive about a 350,000 person army being built up in afghanistan on their border. they hav

coming up tomorrow on "meet the press," david gregory will speak with tom donlan. >>> an intense situations, tennessee where residents are being asked to evacuate their homes now because of rising mississippi river. 2800 homes and businesses are in the flood threat zone. some of those are already flooded. jay gray is live in memphis for us. good morning, jay. what is the situation like there. >> reporter: good morning, alex. to give you some perspective on that, i'm standing in the middle of field street in downtown memphis with part of the mississippi river. it washed over its banks and into this area. conditions even worse in some neighborhoods. suburban memphis neighborhoods as you talked about, entire communities swallowed by the floodwaters. more than 300 people are already in area shelters, more than a thousand yesterday were warned by emergency officials going door to door that they needed to get out and move to higher ground. as you talked about, close to 3,000 homes are in the danger zone here. and the concern is, alex, that things are only going to get worse. we're not going to s

statement from the press secretary on the meeting that the president's national security adviser, tom donlanises the meeting. the interesting phrase, though, during the meeting -- i will read it specifically, mr. donelan stated the united states views the tmc that -- transitional national council, opposition, as a legitimate and credible -- of the libyan people. that stops short of formally recognizing the opposition as the legitimate government of libya. that's what -- mr. gibril told us he wanted to get from the obama administration, formal recognition of the opposition as france, italy, qatar and other countries have done. he says jordan is about to do it as well. didn't get that but apparently got enough that they issued this statement saying it was a good meeting. we will see what follows from it as well. also, just revealed -- helmet cam video of the raid on bin laden. getting new information from our sources. we will share it with you. plus, all the leaks about the raid. there is concern they may be putting lives of navy s.e.a.l.s and their families at risk. >> executive branch, legis