he mentioned usama bin laden 12 times.ay to reuters, presumably a leak about the senate democrats. who have conducted their own partisan investigation in the effectiveness of the enhanced interrogation techniques. not surprisingly concluded what they had said at the outset of the investigation, that these were not effective. that was leaked today. you have a series of things including the release of additional documents captured at the bin laden compound. they are not releasing additional photographs. there is a thought of documents captured. the question is do they release all of the documents and give us a big picture as they should? unless it has media operational concerns? or will they be leaking some of the documents to enhance the political arguments that the president is making on his own behalf? >> rick, you thoughts how it's framing? >> they would like to frame it up. if you question his decision-making he says i killed bin laden. the bumper sticker, phrase, statement is there and on the record. there is no questi

. >> wednesday will be the one-year anniversary of the death of usama bin laden. all right. mr. kilmeade? tell us about roger clemens. >> let's go to court. the perjury retrial for pitching great roger clemens set to resume in a few hours. this could land him in prison.

gm, almost out of business and, usama bin laden rooming the roost in --, all those things have been turnedn laden's dead and gm is still alive. jon: ron how to republicans answer that argument? >> i would say this. i would say that the president decided to move left and to put health care reform, put health care law in place, that would put erroneous regulations on small businesses, that you know, they're not going to hire with those type of regulations. solutions are this. here is couple of examples. one, pass a federal budget. pass a federal budget that would show americans there is economic plan moving forward. two, very simple, pass the keystone pipeline. sign it into law it will create at least 20,000 jobs. >> 3,000 jobs. >> and 500,000 jobs with supplier, with supplier effect. instead of president is throwing a bones to environmentalists while the unions are saying please help us. >> ron that number is so bogus. such a political move. >> it is so unbelievable to me. jon: we'll he will have to leave it there. ron bonjean from the republican side. christopher hahn from the democratic s

. >> also, marking usama bin laden's takedown and keeping our guard up while the terrorist threat here and overseas remains. >> we're determined to destroy that organization. we're going to destroy it and it's going to continue to maintain the pressure and al-qaeda as well as afghanistan. >> harris: and the rise of freedom. tonight, celebrating a landmark occasion for which we call could be proud. and you may recognize this guy, nba holdout, no, american politician, yes (screams). can you guess who made the crowd pleasing shot? right now, an active crash scene for police in new york city, witnesses describing it simply as carnage. we're told an suv lost control and plunged off a highway crashing on the ground of the bronx zoo. moments ago crews hauling away the honda pilot. this afternoon that vehicle was travelling cross town on an expressway, when it bounced off a median, flipping over a guardrail and emergency crews saying the people inside that van did not stand a chance for survival. we're learning, also, they were one family of three generations. anna kooiman is live outside the

i said we would go after bin laden if we had a clear shot at him. >> would you go after bin laden? >> is this criticism? >> the back and forth over the killing of usama laden continues. >> thaw sent it in the east room of the white house at a news conference. quickly after the governor romney yelled out question, the campaign put out a longer statement. it's unfortunate that obama is using a good day for all americans as political ploy. >> that w that, talk about it with the panel. steve hayes from "weekly standard." a.b. stoddard, from the hill. and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. charles? >> romney is right when he says i would have done it. nobody would not have done it, other than by his own admission the man heart beat away from the president, joe biden. of course, everybody would say romney is right. jimmy carter would have done it. jimmy carter did something harder that he had mo success at. extraction operation and he had a failure on his hands. >> bret: in iran. >> where the helicopters crashed into each other. that is an open and shut case. there is a case to be made that obama attacks are inaccurate because romney talking about t

a clear grave decision in power the remarkable men and women of our military to get and kill usama bin laden. >> i think americans around the world are glad he's gone but we don't need to spike the football. >> eric: fail to mention the navy seals and the intel to pull off the mission and most importantly the reason we were ever in a position to kill bin laden to declare a war on terror by the bush administration. so/i'll do it for you. thank you, seal team six and c.i.a. intelligence gathers and thank you george bushnd dick cheney. obama is spiking the ball but they're doing an end zone dance. >> it was a good editing job. he did talk about the seals when he gave the speech. the guy ought to take credit. it was a tough call. he did give credit. if you give credit to bush and cheney. bush and cheney that read the first ad of 2004 using the site of ground zero to politicize. that's politicizing it. >> eric: what? bush and cheney did what? >> bob: if it's not spiking the football -- >> dana? >> dana: president obama, that was an ad. i think to a person, everybody is supported and grateful and

pakistans insist they had no idea bin laden was hiding in their country. now to the site of usamaiest attack. new milestone for the main tower at the world trade center. one world trade is now 100 stories and on its way to becoming the tallest building in new york city. the port authority of new york and new jersey reports the tower will top the empire state build within weeks. 104 story also stand more than 1300 feet tall. the first tenant scheduled to move in by 2014. how would you like the government to watch everything you do every time you are on the internet? tabs on your phone calls and text messages, too, whenever they want, whoever you are. cops claim it will keep everybody safe. critics say enormous invasion of privacy. hear from both sides so you can decide. pay your fine or get a strip serve much the supreme court just decided jail guards can, well, strip search you for something as minor as a traffic ticket. that's coming up as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news. we always hear about jobs leaving america. here's a chance to create jobs in ameri

the obama administration, is the president almost single-handedly is responsible for killing usama bin laden, but, he seems to have been away when the drone went down. i don't understand that disconnect, myself. >> eric: one would think, just a layman would say it could be a potentially huge intelligence failure. i mean, why didn't they have a button to push and we could blow it up before the iranians or the russians or the chinese or anybody else could get it and use it against us? >> well, that apparently was under consideration, but the weight of such a device would reduce the amount of utility the drone would have and actually gather -- in gathering intelligence and another thing they've said is they try and minimize what could be lost when you put a drone over hostile territory and that is hard to credit as well, since the whole purpose of these drones is to put them over hostile territory, to gain intelligence. i think the basic conclusion is, that it is and significant loss for the u.s. in terms of both the technology of the stealth drone itself, but, also, the intelligence-gathering

raid that killed usama bin laden. it was may 2nd of last year, that a navy s.e.a.l. team moved in on the compound in pakistan, where the al qaeda leader was hiding out. so one-year later where do we stand in the war on terror? peter doocy is live in washington with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, we heard from the president's chief counterterrorism advisor, john brennan who said killing bin laden definitely damaged al qaeda but didn't destroy them. >> we've degraded the organization over the past decade significantly and over the past several years in particular as we have taken off the battlefield of the founding leader and we are determined to destroy the organization. we are going to city of detroit but, th sh -- going to destroy it, in pakistan, afghanistan and as well as yemen. >> reporter: that jives with what congressman mike rogers, the chairman of the house intelligence committee said a few days ago. >> al qaeda is bigger than the core and some of that core, core leadership is still around and, ayman al-zawahiri is still in charge and providin

officials say usama bin laden complained that u.s. drone strikes were killing off his underlings, causing, quote: disaster after disaster. the obama administration today publicly acknowledged those drone strikes and for the first time bin laden was apparently not happy when the white house stopped using the phrase war on terror. even considered changing al qaeda's name from what translates to the base because the brand was so badly tarnished. officials say west point will publish the papers online this week. like everything else this election year, this story is now a full scale political battle. ed henry is live at the white house on fox top story tonight. ed, the white house put out a campaign video, i guess, that suggests mitt romney would not have gone after bin laden and today mitt romney got a chance to do some responding. >> that's right, shep. look, the obama campaign says they are just using mitt romney's own words from the 2008 campaign when he said he disagreed with then candidate obama who said he would be willing to go ins

so last night, the widows of usama bin laden and some of his children arriving in saudi arabia. m leaving pakistan after they were deported. charged with illegal residency in the country. many are questioning how usama bin laden was able to hide in pakistan for so long without leaders there knowing. >> right. >> ok. learning just how far john edwards went to keep in touch with his pregnant mistress. court transcripts show the former democratic v.p. candidate and senator borrowed friends' phones and snuck in calls between tv interviews. edwards used secret phrases to give a heads up when his wife was in the room. yesterday, the defense got key prosecution witness andrew young to admit he double dipped and used campaign funds intended for edwards' mistress to build his own dream home. young will resume his testimony today and will also expect to hear from his wife. >> he got himself an entertainment system and a pool. >> ok. that's maybe not legal. it will be skyscrapers and a space shuttle in new york city today. the shuttle enterprise will be making low altitude flyovers some of

yet in this case verbal descriptions of the death and burial of usama bin laden will have to suffice.isolated and disshelved bin laden watching tv may be all the public will ever see of the al qaeda leader's final days while not seeking to identify the seals or compromise their operations, the conservative government watchdog telling fox there is no provision under the law to keep the documents secret. >> the obama administration is less transparent than the bush administration was. it's less transparent. and this is a perfect example. there is no basis in law to withhold this. we're appealing this court decision. and the american people deserve to have the history of this great military victory. >> defense and intelligence officials insist it's about the safety of our troops and not about transparency, shepard. >> shepard: you have got an interview today catherine on othe threat from al qaeda a year after that bin laden raid. >> yeah, basically yemen is on track to become afghanistan on steroids. al qaeda openly in the south al qaeda black banner similar to what you see here in old p

bin laden assist a campaign issue. interestingly enough, bill burton in 2008 called out hillary clinton for using usama bin laden. he said it's ironic they would borrow the president's tactics in her own campaign and invoke bin laden to score political points. this was four years ago, folks. we already have a president that plays the politics of fear. one. >> i don't know why this administration would do it. it's such a positive thing. >> they're trying to diminish mitt romney. >> there's other ways to do that. i mean, to call out whether or not any other person would have made the same decision, i don't know. you can't prove it. why would you do it? >> we'll tell you the quote that mitt romney really said in 2007 really taken out of context. meanwhile, coming up straight ahead, an inkred i believe story of survival. a 59-year-old woman lost and abandoned in the desert for days. something hemmed her survive and come out alive. she tells her story this morning. >> no wonder apple is boasting record profits. how the tech giant side stepped billions of dollars in u.s. taxes. stuart varney explains next. ♪ one, two, t

we near the anniversary of the death of usama bin laden.r than expected rate in first quarter. the white house calls it encouraging. the other side says it's underperforming. the end of the week and it's busy now. back to new york at "the five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: welcome back. young couples harassed for catching a baseball in the stands in a yankee's game, a ball that might have gone to toddler. ten yankees broadcaster castigateed them for not giving the ball up. they're monsters. behold, beholders. >> toss the ball. >> oh, my, god. they can't give it to the kid? that's awful. >> the little guy is crying. oh my goodness. >> he didn't get hit, he just didn't get the ball. >> wow! they're actually like rubbing it in the kid's face. >> kimberly: oh, my gosh. that is awful. >> greg: shhh. so to review, a baby is crying because he wants that ball. a ball that isn't his. but he wants that ball perhaps because someone else caught it. i suppose they could have given it to the baby. but they didn't even see the baby. but even if they did see the baby, th

also today, pakistan deported usama bin laden's three widows and their children to saudi arabia.are saudis. the third is from yemen. their lawyer said he wanted them to stay together as one family. in afghanistan, another case of a man in an afghan uniform turning against his allies and killing a united states service member. that's according to a u.s. defense official who says the shooter fired a machine gun from a roof of a building in southern kandahar. he also killed an afghan interpreter and hurt three other coalition troops before they returned fire and killed him. associated press reports there have been at least 16 attacks like this one since the start of this year. ♪ >> shepard: the rise of freedom now. more than 10 years after the attacks of 9/11 that provoked the war in afghanistan. new signs of real progress. the building they call one world trade center will become the tallest building in new york city on monday if the weather cooperate. that's according to new york and new jersey port authority. newly released time laps video. look at this. it's giving us a look at

suggesting he would not have had what it takes to give the order to take out usama bin laden.o the debate between hillary clinton and barack obama. this is the clinton ad that caused all the controversy three years ago. >> it's the toughest job in the world. you need to be ready for anything. especially now with two wars. harry truman said it best. if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. who do you think has what it takes? megyn: joining us now to explain all this, our chief white house correspondent ed henry. >> reporter: the irony is rich because the obama camp was angry when the clinton camp was using bin laden and the war on terror in some of those ads. now the obama camp is turning to former president bill clinton to defend president obama and lay out how bill clinton believes he showed a lot of courage in making the decision to go in and get usama bin laden. this is a video clip of an interview released today by the obama camp. >> he had to decide. that's' what our president has to do. you hire the president to make the calls when no one else can do it. >> r

into our heads that we are in imminent dangersycho phat is the new drug from saddam hussein and usama bin laden, the terror alert level stays elevated with the two lowest levels be and green ver 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,m 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.. maachusetts mental health center, resident in psychiatrist, three years. u.s. army, pentagon major, two years. faculty appointments, harvard medical sis

but one of the big questions about the women who lived with usama bin laden in his compound in multiplen pakistan over the past ten years or so is where will they go? the big question is because two of them are from saudi arabia, one of them is from yemen, it's not clear that their home countries will, in fact, take them back. the pakistanis are very eager to get them out of pakistan once their sentence is finished, but it's not clear if saudi arabia and yemen will, in fact, take the three women and the children. the other big question going forward is where will the investigation into bin laden's time in pakistan go from here? there doesn't appear to be much political will in many pakistan to continue the investigation, although there are big questions remaining about who helped bin laden and his family, how he moved around the country and who offered him support. but right now there's very little will in pakistan to, in fact, continue that investigation. the other big question is once these women leave pakistan and head to another country is will they begin to offer their own account?

here we are about to mark the one year anniversary of the killing of usama bin laden and the questionw has the war on terror changed since the killing of usama bin laden? is it over? of course it's not over. you have al-qaeda a number of affiliates spawned around the world. the near term threat. 1500 man pads, man portable surface to air missiles on the loose giving loss of control of these things and libyan stock pile. these things are appearing in places outside of north africa right now. it's very, very disconcerting to think that 15,000 of these things are on the loose. it's dangerous. second thing i would be concerned about would be all the gitmo detainees that have been released. very, very high rate of recidivism. you know, i know that the official rate of recidivism is about 25%, i'll bet you closer to 40. we'll he see these guys again and again, potential conflict with iran. the iranians will continue on a nuclear path, they will likely misjudge u.s. detentions and we could wind up in conflict with them which would precipitate a number of attacks on the u.s. in the coming yea

. >>> it's jail time for usama bin laden's family, a pakistani court has convicted three widows and twoghters on charges of living there illegally but that's not all. conor powell is streaming live from kabul, afghanistan with more. hello conor. >> reporter: hello shan i don't know. the five women will face 45 days in jail and pay a fine of about $110 each, we're told that fine has already been paid and because the women were officially arrested on march third, they've already served about 30 days of their sentence, meaning they've got about 15 or so days left in a pakistani prison. once they are released, the pakistani government says they will deport the women back to their home countries but it's not really clear where they will go. two of the widows were saudi nationals, one was from yemen, but neither of those countries sounds enthusiastic about taking the widows of usama bin laden back. so there's a real question about where pakistan will send those women once they are released from a pakistani prfnlt now, the other big question going forward, though, is what will they say if they

but then the president going on to talk about usama bin laden's death.has been in the news lately for obvious reasons, tomorrow is the one-year anniversary of his execution, and the president's re-election team has come out with an ad targeting mitt romney and suggesting that he would not have given the same order that president obama gave to go in and take out bin laden. that made a lot of news this weekend, and you could hear that it was one of the two questions -- you only get two questions of each leader -- that the reporters on scene today brought up with president obama. the president saying, first of all, he hardly thinks that there's been excessive celebration of bin laden's death, that americans should use the time for reflection and to give thanks for those who participated in that raid. and regarding what appeared to be a reference to the president's campaign ad, he said he believes that to see what folks would do, you look at their previous actions and statements regarding how they feel. for example, about going into pakistan. that seems to b

>> could the next usama bin laden be trained right here on american soil?the iranian terrorist group were trained by the u.s. military at a base in nevada still on the terrorist watch list. >> joining now is brand an webb, former navy seal sniper and author of the new book "the red circle" and author of the new column that makes the allegation that we might be training the next usama bin laden right here in nevada. how? >> you know, i think it's -- the piece that i did was more philosophical and you look at the fact that the u.s. is supporting designated terrorist organizations using our taxpayer dollars to train them on u.s. soil, we look at the last time we did something like this and we're supporting the mujahideen in afghanistan and supporting bin laden and that didn't turn out too well for us. >> the positive is they hate the iranian regime as much as we do and they are iranian and they were part of the revolution but they broke when they saw the ayatollahs were taking over and that wasn't something to be part of. you could argue they were the ones hel

three of usama bin laden's widows and two of his older daughters just sentenced to only 45 days in prisonr illegally entering and living in that country during bin laden's nine years on the run. bin laden's widows from yemen and saudi arabia. after they're released from jail, they'll probably be deported but where they will live next and what they'll be aup to, not known. a muslim brotherhood breaking its promise to stay out of egypt's presidential election next month. the islamic group once banned from that country has nominated a candidate who is now one of 450 candidates. 450 candidates running for president. the movie "the perfect storm" becoming all too well for the crew of the shamrock. the fishing boat out of boston lucky they didn't sink before making it back to port. they hit rough seas and started taking on water off montauk, long island. a coast guard and another fishing boat helped them pump out the water and get back to shore. lady antebellum one of the winners at last night's academy of country music awards. >> ♪ i haven't seen you in ages ♪ ♪ sometimes i find myself wonderi

. >> greg: in a way, the great achievement of the obama administration is the killing of usama bin laden things he was critical about, whether grit mow or military in general. he benefited from the welfare. he did play a role in it and he should get credit for it. >> andrea: if he wants to help the military and cares about them, he will get the men and women out of afghanistan. sick and tired of the crippling rules of engagement. what he is saying is disingenuous if you really cared get them out of there. >> bob: why he wants to bring them home early. >> andrea: it's right. they are over there to die every day with no plan in place. >> eric: we have to go. bob mentioned bin laden, take five or maybe an hour, this is the most important document you will read raring obama. talks about obama coming to office. peter baker talks about how obama went from preobama to post bam become and all based on george bush terrorism policy because of a credible threat against president obama, michelle obama and two daughters. got to go. coming up, joy behar took a cheap shot, but elizabeth didn't let her

by the way, part of that dealt with usama bin laden, the raid on usama bin laden, and other things thattaken place. there's been more recent concerns about perhaps we're getting intervention in too many places. but the real problem for the white house with these numbers has nothing to do with the ratings. it's that we're in a time when people do not place national security concerns anywhere near the top of the list of most important issues. the economy is most important. then you've got health care concerns, concerns about taxes, energy prices and gas prices. and so the national security news is encouraging for the white house, but not going to be big factor, barring any, you know -- any type of event we hope we don't see between now and november. jon: and as bill clinton as candidate famously demonstrated, pee tend to vote their pocketbooks, economic issues trump all. >> that's for sure. and right now as we sit here today, when we ask people to rate their own personal finances, well, they're saying they're just about the same as they were the day barack obama took office. that's not gr

raid that killed usama bin laden. navy seal seams stormed the compound in pakistan, take the terror leader out. ever since then the group has been dismantled. >> we don't see any active plots. but we are on our guard. at this point our counter-terrorism professionals are doing their job both in the united states and abroad. bill: a former cia chief is breaking his silence saying things like waterboarding provided the most valuable intelligence. general jack keane coming up to talk about that. martha: apple is in the news defending their company after a new report shows how arguably the richest company in the world avoids paying billions of dollars in taxes. they funnel their money into tax-friendly countries perfectly within the letter of the law. is that an example of everybody paying their fair share? let's talk about this. stuart, good morning. this is getting a lot of attention and it raises questions about how companies should pay taxes in this country. what's the problem? >> reporter: contrast the high profit lo

i'm not convinced that too many americans give obama credit for killing usama bin laden as if bush didn'tr something. the effect is interesting because it will force romney to define his own foreign policy view with clarity. today, vice president accused him of being carbon copy of bush. foreign policy views were not that popular. how do romney's views differ from bushs? that's worth hearing. >> bret: mara on the line, the foreign policy, how much does it factor in the general election? >> it factors in very little. there is a threshold that every candidate has to get over. can you see the guy with his finger on the button, being the commander in chief representing us around the world? romney crossed that threshold. i don't think it is an issue here. for a change, democratic candidates usually don't have an advantage on national security and foreign policy. the president's poll numbers are not bad. on either of those. he is doing pretty good. the white house feels they have a strong story to tell, tilling bin laden and ending of the war in iraq. they will tell it. that being said that won