track down usama bin laden. first, pakistan threw him in prison. now, his life may be in danger. >> rock island. >> also, it's a home where your only neighbor is the ocean. like a little cruise ship that doesn't move. that's what i call it. >> john: tonight, how to buy an island. and cops say this is one burglar who will not trash your house. >> some of the coffee cups had been washed and the vacuum cleaner had been taken out. >> the charges, breaking and cleaning but we begin this friday night with what analyst describe as abysmal news on the economy. at the heart of it is a report on jobs. but in the end, what happened today effects everyone. especially those with 401(k)'s. take a look at this. stocks took a nose dive to finish off the week. all the major indices down more than 2%. the dow off more than 270 points. the nasdaq down 80. the s&p 500 down 32 reacting to the labor department's monthly jobs report. a report which highlighted three major problems. it showed companies created just 69,000 jobs last month. that's the worst number in a year

stories about the pakistani doctor who's been imprisoned now for 33 years after he helped us find usama bin laden and extensive reports on the president's so-called counterterrorism kill list. these lawmakers want the leaks to stop, and they want to know how they started. >> and leaks are part of the nature of this town. we understand that. but the fact of the matter is, when you have the kind of leaks that had been coming out in the last few weeks, it put lives in danger and it infringes upon the ability of the intelligence community to do their job. >>it not just an isolated incident, and that's what has brought us together. it seems to be a pattern that is growing worse and more frequent, and the severity of the leaks are serious. >> it puts us at risk. it puts lives at risk. it hurts our ability with our allies to get -- have them work with us and get information. >> when people say they don't want to work with the united states because they can't trust us to keep a secret, that's serious. when allies become concerned, when an asset's life is in jeopardy or the asset's family's life is

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he got usama bin laden.t's a good story -- >> laura: using a lot of bush's old tactics i might admit. >> and changing a the lot of bush's tactics as well. this is a president that has gone with a radar screen the top of al-qaida. the worst thing you can do is go up the leadership of al-qaida, this president will capture or kill you. there's a political thing going on, too, people don't want to talk about the record of success for this administration. having been in government while leaks were going on, you never know where they come and trying to guess them is very difficult. >> laura: "the new york times" says a high ranking white house official, a top ranking obama administration official. >> i haven't seen that. i mean, i think that -- >> laura: i believe that. >> the president is unequivocable that he's authorized no leaks and i don't believe anyone in the administration. remember the valerie plane thing. >> laura: glad you brought that up. the media was ballistic over one individual whose identity was r

though, is what he did as it related to the bin laden raid and the anniversary of the killing of usama bin laden, because what happens for the president is it's hard for him to stand up and say this is outrageous, this would never happen, given what we already publicly know about the broad release of informs and how much the president, whether it's having nbc news in the situation room, working with documentary filmmakers -- or with a filmmaker on the seal movie, all of that stuff, we already know that the president did that stuff as it related to the usama bin laden raid. now when he says we would never, ever, ever leak a story that would be favorable to us, it makes -- it's strangeo it strains the credibility of it. megyn: yet he's always been very aggressive in going after leakers. prior to this point in his administration. which may help or hurt him in this sideways, chris, given the fact that now he does not want to appoint a special prosecutor but he does have a history of going after leaks. >> well, this administration has been remarkably tight-lipped in some ways but loose-lipped i

into our heads that we are in imminent dangersycho phat is the new drug from saddam hussein and usama binen, the terror alert level stays elevated with the two lowest levels blue and green never having been used at all. is all of this pushing up the demand for psycho pharmaceutic pharmaceuticals? we put that question to our guest, but first here are their born, new york city, 29 years of age, single, jewish, democrat, wes leann university, con net cat, ba, english. late night with david letterman, cbs reports researcher, and altogether, six months. new york magazine, intelligencer intern. editorial assistant. book columnist. features writer. co currently author, working on her first book, female chauvinist pig, simon and schuster, free press. hobbies, cooking, traveling, extreme cooking, gym addict ariel levy, born boston, 62 years of age, wife margaret, three children, democrat, harvard college ba, english. ma gill university, montreal, m.d.. massachusetts mental health center, resident in psychiatrist, three years. u.s. army, pentagon major, two years. faculty appointments, harvard medi

into our heads that we are in imminent dangersycho phat is the new drug from saddam hussein and usama binen, the terror alert level stays elevated with the two lowest levels blue and green never having been used at all. is all of this pushing up the demand for psycho pharmaceutic pharmaceuticals? we put that question to our guest, but first here are their born, new york city, 29 years of age, single, jewish, democrat, wes leann university, con net cat, ba, english. late night with david letterman, cbs reports researcher, and altogether, six months. new york magazine, intelligencer intern. editorial assistant. book columnist. features writer. co currently author, working on her first book, female chauvinist pig, simon and schuster, free press. hobbies, cooking, traveling, extreme cking, gym addict ariel levy, born boston, 62 years of age, wife margaret, three children, democrat, harvard college ba, english. ma gill university, montreal, m.d.. massachusetts mental health center, resident in psychiatrist, three years. u.s. army, pentagon major, two years. faculty appointments, harvard medica

right after the killing of usama bin laden so he's got, you know, he's got some traction there.m was on with greta van susteren last night and took aim directly at the white house for the leaks. listen. >> i'm suggesting somebody in the white house is orchestrating an effort to leak classified information and programs to make the president look good. to think otherwise is just absurd. these three stories within 45 days of each other or less than that, paint a portrait of an administration defining terrorism, talking about disrupting a bomb plot that would have put us all at risk and a cyber attack on iran trying to build a nuclear weapon. >> the director of national intelligence, james clapper will be thursday morning, that's today, on capitol hill trying to explain to everyone how "the new york times" knows more about our intelligence operation that maybe the senate select intelligence committee and that's the chairperson, senator dianne feinstein. meanwhile, senator john mccain and senator graham are leading the charge to find out who leaked this and the accusation is it came

pakistan is where usama bin laden romed freely for several years and pakistan is also where the doctorown was just sentenced to 33 years in jail. dave and clayton? >> all right. thank you, peter. >> more headlines this morning syria's president big story denying the country's government played a role in that massacre last week. marking the first time that president bashar assad had spoken on the killings. he said not even monsters would carry out such an ugly crime killing children. he hasn't insisted terrorists are behind the country's uprising. more than 100 people were killed. nearly half of them by the way were children. >> meanwhile, hollywood remembers the life of desperate housewives actress catherine juice. >> i will talk to tom. >> we mind me i'm at the end of my rope. >> i wish i could help you lynette. can i see that you are going down, but i'm just too old to get dragged down with you. >> joosten who won the wife for her cruel karen clufty lost her long battle with lung cancer she was 72. >> a fire at one world trade center and no water to put it out? that was the reality w

in and of itself, that's strong on foreign policy. >> credit for killing usama bin laden but they neednd these leaks are puzzling. that could be part of the reason that we're seeing more and more angles, if you will, on the bin laden raid. they are puzzling. >> we may actually find out who is leaking this stuff. >> and great bipartisan investigation has been agreed to. >> good bipartisan argument right here on this big plastic desk. thank you, guys and gals. >> all right. next up on the rundown, it's what your brain looks like on bath salts. we're not talking about the ones you use in the tub. we're talking about the drugs, kids and adults are taking more and more than ever and the effects are like nothing doctors have seen before. and a really good reason you should not fall asleep on the couch tonight. because it could shorten your life? what? that's right. go to bed. get out of the living room. right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all in real time. which ma

authority since usama bin laden's death last year.se cash monday in new york but there are questions will he is good for the president's cause. "special report" starts at 6:00 eastern. now back to new york and my colleagues "the five." ♪ ♪ >> andrea: welcome back to "the five." facebook may be coming after your kids. they are developing new technology to allow children under the age of 13 to use the site without supervision. you can't get on if you're under 13. it would be good for facebook because they get more customers. would it be good for your children? your son is 13. >> eric: he has been on facebook for three years. >> andrea: good idea or not? >> eric: this is dangerous. tremely dangerous to open up to kids. it's dapping rorfy my 13-year-old to be honest. thing goes on facebook. you should get the password. >> greg: we talk every night me and your son. >> eric: that is my point. you have to be careful. pedophiles out there. >> andrea: what goes on? can i pry? 13 is a weird age. >> eric: people, kids at 13 are talking about stu

first, usama bin laden was brought out immediately.s if you remember george bush had a stack of cards in his desk. every time he killed somebody he told us about it. >> dana: created by -- >> bob: excuse me. bush administration, covert agent was outed. you can play the game and put it on obama's plate. the fact of the matter is with the exception of the computer leak in iran, which had every indication came from international seize of leaks. you are making politics out of nothing. didn't say anything about valerie plame. >> dana: we talked about it for ten years. gobs got a movie out of it. media loved that. >> eric: let's move on. topic number two. watching scotus, the supreme court in the united states. what is the part money with odramacare? >> bob: that's new. i'm going to be outlier. i think they are not going to do it. if they do, it results in this. you take the man do it out and the bill falls apart. some people take advantage of myself including myself. it's more complicated than people think. in washington state they took the

usama bin laden was the top name on president obama's kill list, a list that keeps getting bigger.t how the media is covering the release of this story. >>> plus, some amazing video as a taxi ride nearly ends in disaster. [ male announcer ] what's in your energy drink? ♪ wer surge, let it blow your mind. [ male announcer ] for fruits, veggies and natural green tea energy... new v8 v-fusion plus energy. could've had a v8. [ male announcer ] we began with the rx. ♪ then we turned the page, creating the rx hybrid. ♪ now we've turned the page again with the all-new rx f sport. ♪ this is the next chapter for the rx. this is the next chapter for lexus. jenna: today's jobs number is not necessarily a good sign for the economy. it is one month but still some significant questions about what's ahead for the job market. a lot of people out there are so discouraged they have no hope of really finding work, that they're simply dropping out of the job market and that is a different dynamic maybe not portrayed in these numbers. rich edson is live with us from washington with the fox business net

no victory laps after usama bin laden?month. >> eric: yesterday, they struck down three-quarters of the arizona law. tomorrow, thursday, they'll be hacked. can i point something out? the tea party was birthed on healthcare, town halls sparked because of obama forcing healthcare on us. there will be victory lap and spiking the ball. a big party. i for one -- >> greg: i think it's a dicey, i think it's a bad conversation to have. i mean you don't know what is going to happen on thursday. and i think you should be spiking anything. >> andrea: if the republicans win, and i like a huge loss, what is wrong with being a sore winner? >> greg: i don't like it. i don't like it. i think you got to figure out what the solutions are. >> bob: if the republicans win, 40 million people lose. congratulations. >> andrea: i think that is a great point, greg. republicans have to be absolutely ready with their plan, because the minute this gets torn apart, people like bob and others will say what is your plan? they already have one. >> dana: h

other leaks that have come out that hurt in order to brag about obama killing usama bin laden.you were interrupting me. they had to brag about the health they got from the -- >> sean: i'm not george stephanopoulos. >> -- from a pakistani pharmacist who has been sentenced to 33 years in prison. one more. the saudi who was our -- the double agent. he was the saudi's double agent working with us. in the arabian peninsula. he reveals this bomb that is about to be sent to the united states. he is now on the run because his name -- >> you are right about the pakistani. this is important. this is the president in the oval office every tuesday morning deciding who is going to be the next victim of a u.s. drone attack. this is also about iran and the fact we were able to, according to this book, penetrate the nuclear facilities and drive the computer system -- >> obama taking credit for it. >> who is bananas about this is the israelis. they invited us -- >> they have to. they have to. >> it was their program. the fact, though, is that you have them sitting here. that is why if you look

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now serving 33 years in a pakistani prison for the crime of helping the united states track down usama bin laden. fox report jonathan hunt is back with us tonight. running out of patients with pakistan. what steps might we actually take to deal with afghanistan. >> clearly mark and amping up of the diplomatic pressure that it could also be more financial pressure on the pakistanis to deal with the militants by cutting back on some of the aid the u.s. gives them. and the military pressure will continue. the drone strikes that we have seen some of, will go on, on pakistani soil with or without the approval. the pakistani government. that much secretary panetta made clear in his without ever getting into the details what we may or may not. suffice it to say the united states will do whatever we have to do to protect our forces. >> protecting our forces, and trying to urge the pakistanis to take the steps they have to take in order to control -- >> clearly secretary panetta intends to keep all military options open. shep. >> the pakistanis tonight responding. response which shows shows how fra

. >> shepard: we're learning more about our country's hunt for usama bin laden.released documents. they real the u.s. was using drones to track the terror leader even before the attacks of 9/11. catherine herridge in washington tonight. have you been going through these documents, i understand. what are you finding? >> shep, these documents obtained through the stream of information act show the first admission in afghanistan was september 7th, 2000. one year and four days before 9/11. the cia was using the drone technology 12 years ago to gather intelligence and to track the al qaeda leader with a high degree of success. quote, twice in the fall of 2009 predator observed an individual most likely to be bin laden. however, we had no way at the time to react to this information. the documents also show counter terrorism officials wanted to expand the drone campaign in 2001 by harming the drone with hell fire missiles. now that controversial campaign extends to pakistan and yemen, shep. >> shepard: what about the claims that 9/11 was linked to saddam hussein. >> th

second in command, we're told, when ayman al zawahiri took over the top spot after the death of usama binen. >> al libby's death is a major blow to core al qaeda removing the number two leader for the second time in less than a year and further damaging the group's morale and collusion and bringing it closer to ultimate demise than ever before. >> shepard: the white house says there is no clear successor to become number two. new kind of spy drone capable of lingering above a target for days on end. it's called the phantom eye. boeing tested a prototype a few days ago in california. there were a few minor problems they tell us, the landing gear broke. we're told once all of that is fully operational, the phantom will cruise at an altitude of 65,000 feet and because it uses hydrogen power will be able to fly without refueling for four days. that's three times longer than the current batch of reconnaissance drones. trace gallagher is following this from our west coast news hub this afternoon. you this new drone pretty impressive, trace. >> certainly big enough, shep. this thing has a wing s

. >> even despite the killing of usama bin laden and -- >> i look at what's happening in the middle easthas become the arab winter. that's hardly a success and, of course, domestically, it's hard to call, what, now, 39, 40 months of unemployment above 8% a success when even he said by now he would be in the 6% range and by now, it is not. it's over 8%. >> that's an interview that jan crawford did between campaign stops yesterday, it was at an airplane hangar after the solyndra press conference. >> ok, we know now what governor romney thinks about the job that president obama has done. here's a quote from the former ambassador tim romer, his response to that f grade. on behalf of barack obama. governor romney's comment assigning a grade to president obama's foreign policy is just as misguided and misinformed as his statement about russia being our top geopolitical foe. governor romney is out of the mainstream. even of his own party on foreign policy. >> and tim romer i think formed the 9/11 panel. >> i think so. i watched the interview last night on cbs and mitt romney did give the presid

withdrew troops from iraq, and that is most popular according to most polls in america and killed usama bingn policy successes in the obama administration. i'm playing devil's advocate. >> i know you are. except we know about the obama thing, much of the foreign policy has been done by leaks and all of them, of course, in an election year, these leaks, i mean, national security be damned, these leaks are designed to help him get reelected. if i may add a note about hillary, here, there are two interesting pieces written about her, both of them of course are positive and in the economist and foreign policy and, she's gearing up for something when she gets that kind of exposure. but as far as her cohorts in the state department, at least the people who were quoted, it isn't that great. she's an errand girl and is also a committed feminist who will put women before any kind of foreign policy exigency. >> gregg: and we'll leave it on that feminist note, liz trotta, thanks. >> heather: a shocking execution-style murder in south carolina. a young high school grad trying to do the right thing, bru

he would be among a dozen or so top al-qaeda leaders killed in the past year since the killing of usama bin. bill: where does this leave us? pakistan publicly does not like these drone strikes, they've been more vocal about it. where does it leave us in the showdown with these drone strikes? >> this situation is very tens as you -- tense as you point out. the u.s. has stepped up its drone attacks after a quiet period follow thank air strike last year that killed 24 pakistani soldiers. for the record, the u.s. says it's working closely with pakistan to target terrorists. >> we share a common interest with pakistan when it comes to going after al-qaeda, and in seeing a stable pakistan emerge in the region. as we said many times, pakistan faces a strong core threat from these extremist groups and we're committed to cooperating with them and counterterrorism. >> reporter: of course, the situation is more difficult than that, with many pakistanis opposed to the u.s. strikes, and the pakistani government walking a fine line between helping to fight terrorists and appeasing this antiamerican senti

done, whether it is the drone campaign or various other aspects of cyber warfare or, assault on usama binund and the others. it is pattern together of all the leaks over the past few months that give credence to the idea it is an administration campaign. bill: i don't know if you ever been inside any of these high-level meetings. to a degree i'm certain you have but when this kind of information is brought forward, i don't know to the extent that you have experience hearing it first-hand. but as a former ambassador, did someone break the law here? >> i think very possibly they did. look, a lot of this information you read in intelligence reports or classified documents that you know well in advance are classified because it is stamped or typed all over them. what is interesting about some of the insights from the meetings is how personal they are to president obama and other senior officials which certainly tends to suggest that the people doing the leaks were there and actually saw it in operation. and it is when you put it all together i think that the evidence that this is, these leaks

stories about the pakistani doctor who's been imprisoned now for 33 years after he helped us find usama binesident's so-called counterterrorism kill list. these lawmakers want the leaks to stop, and they want to know how they started. >> and leaks are part of the nature of this town. we understand

counsel to investigate the leaks on national security operations including the raid that killed usama bind the cyber attacks on iran's nuclear program. he says he has every confidence in the u.s. attorneys he chose to lead the investigation but some senators including john mccain, strongly disagree. >> we need a special counsel because the american people need to know. and i do not believe that anyone who has to report to the attorney general of the united states would be considered as objective. jenna: joining us now, general jack keane, a retired four-star general. former vice chief of staff the army and fox news military analyst. nice to have you with us. >> thanks, jenna. jenna: the conversation about the leaks it has been bipartisan in many aspects, the debate over the leaks and what should be done as far as the investigation that we neglected to talk to someone that could tell us a little bit about the consequences of these leaks to the military. how would you handicap it? >> well, first of all at the outset these are the most serious and egregious breaches of security that i have e