. >> when navy seals raided usama bin laden's compound in pakistan and killed the leader they made off with all kinds of documents. the vast majority of them are still classified. now some lawmakers are trying to change that so, we all can see what the the files reveal about al qaeda. stay close. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone deserves the gift of all day pain relief. this season, discover aleve. all day pain relief with just two pills. >>> new push on capitol hill today to decleaf the documents navy seals collected during the raid on usama bin laden's compound in 2011. the seals reportedly grabbed more than a million files during that raid in which they report killed the al qaeda leader as we all know. officials have only released a handful of those documents. remember, president obama had said the core of al qaeda is on a, quote, path to defeat. lawmakers are pushing now for declassifications, saying the documents likely show the opposite of that that al qaeda is actually growing around the world. catherine herridge live with the news today from washington. catherine? >> thank you

he is the doctor who helped pinpoint usama bin laden's compound.nk that the president would want to do a little bits more about this besides the overhaul of other healthcare system. see how that is going. the biggest thing that the president claims for his presidency is the killing of usama bin laden and many credit this man with helping to find usama bin laden. >> if you want people around the world to help the united states, to respect the united states, to leave american citizens alone, if you want to keep this country safe. tangle with us and you pay. not a long-term strategy convert people to democracy. it's simple. fool with us, fool with any american citizen and we are going to hurt you, period. >> 85-year-old man find this disheartening. he suffers from a heart condition. hes did not have enough medication for his trip. he was only supposed to be in north korea for 10 days. so we don't know the status of his health right now. and his family is obviously worried about his condition. they can't get any information out of north korea. >> what'

there are other -- not to say that navy seals getting usama bin laden wasn't huge as well.his is something that he has been very adamant that he was standing behind. do you think that he has it it in himself to say look, it's not working for a lot of americans. let's put it on hold and see if we can fix it. >> well, the short answer is. no i believe that his arrogance precludes him from doing that and admitting that he was wrong. that he took the wrong approach with trying to have a government centric healthcare solution to the problems that we see. and the american healthcare reform act that the republicans committee has brought forth dr. tom price republican of georgia has done a great job. he is an orthopedic surgeon. i think the president should listen to him. >> i will tell what you is so deeply disturbing about the law. right now a lot of democrats are very upset. republicans have always been upset medical device tax. they are upset about individual policies other constituents that have been cancelled since they don't have -- meet the full requirements of obamacare re

usama bin laden said you have a choice been the weak horse and strong horse people will always choose the strong horse. if president obama is on his knees he does not look like a strong horse. bill: 20 past, martha. martha: president obama saying republicans need to step up and take some of the blame for what's going on with obamacare. senator marco rubio joins us next. bill: more bad news for that crack-smoking mayor. what are * just told a reporter about the future of his television show. bill: tough break for toronto's crack choking rob ford. >> i don't want to do this. i know lawyers, doctors, everybody who has a good time. >> let them go on it and see who comes forward and who doesn't. bill: network executives cite resources as the reason. in the world of television you have got to win it. the hits just come coming for the crack-smoking mayor. martha: a major ruling by the supreme court deciding to uphold the controversial law in texas that puts major restrictions on abortions. the law stand for now but this one is far from over. >> reporter: the supreme court said this law can s

over 2900 americans that died on september 11th as a result of the lack of afghanistan control of usamajenna: what, we're understanding is, that the united states wants to negotiate some sort of presence in afghanistan in the years to come. what are your thoughts on that? what should that even look like? >> well the negotiations are imperative to protect americans from being under the judicial system of afghanistan. when we look into what this is about, they're indicating they want control over any american who should commit murder of an innocent civilian. now how could we hand over our american soldiers and marines and sailors and airmen to the afghanistan government what? beheading? execution? things in war happen and which have to understand that it is a tragedy when the american people $360 billion to sustain the freedom of the afghan people have not been gratefully appreciated. jenna: so how crucial are these night raids that the united states wants to continue in afghanistan for the years to come, to our national security? >> see, now this is what is really tricky. when you look a

wants his cut of the $25 million reward for usama bin laden.he told the fbi where bin laden was hiding back in 2003 when he learned about it from a pakistani intelligence agent. his attorney claims lee has been asking the fbi for the reward ever since he found out. the 9/11 mastermind was killed in the exact location he says he told them about. u.s. officials say they found bin laden through intelligence, not an informant. so there is no reward that is going to be given for this guy. highway patrol officers in tennessee are swapping their squad cars for big rigs. why? well, sitting higher up, they are going to have a better chance spotting people texting and driving. >> good for them. put awareness back on the road not on your cell phone. if you are not paying attention you can't see that vehicle changing lanes and that vehicle pulling out in front of. >> you dozens of drivers were ticketed during the two day swept. what was that over there? tucker? >> baseball fan, this is a serious story. he was seriously hurt by a hot dog. suing the kansas c