with the congress in order to get what what they considered to be a balanced plan through without unraffling it because it's sort of a swiss watch in many cases is the argument that was made. however, republican house members have blasted the plan despite your plea. how do you convince lawmakers that this is the right budget, that it won't jeopardize national security at the end of the day and what really happens if they do change it and tinker it? >> vago, let me start with saying we say the budget control act required or to be consistent with it, we had to make some major changes, as you mentioned, $487 billion over 10 years. but the most important thing is we did that based on a strategy. we didn't make across-the-board strategy. the president actually unveiled that january 5th at the pentagon and all the major budget decisions were based on that strategy or on management issues. so i think we have a story to tell, and we have secretary panetta, chairman dempsey have made that point in hearings so far. i think the congress understands this is a budget that responds to the fiscal needs of

the next step, they're trying to talk to people if there were events leading up to the fight and unraffleso the mystery and waiting to find out what the the cause of death was. >> molly line, thank you very much. an appalling story now in detroit. an 86-year-old military veteran beaten and carjacked this broad daylight. he had just finished pumping gas, a man sneaked up behind and hit hit and took off with his car. to make it worse, plenty of people behind, and no one tried to help him. he was crawling on the ground and no one was near him. and he had a broken leg. >> i'm crawling and trying to get the station-- and walking right by me and going into the station there. >> and if i'd crawled, i'm on the ground, i would have stopped myself. >> harris: one final detail, it took police so long and emergency responders so long to arrive at the scene, brantley asked one of the customers to take him home. i mentioned his leg was broken, he needed to go to the hospital. the carjacker still out there. well, we told, but this last night. and now we can show you, brand new pictures of usama bin laden

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