courtney sullivan, and retired colonel lawrence wilkinson. i'll be back with a fanfare on the difficulties that follow making rules on the fly. you're watching "inside story". >>> as we heard, there was a lot of decision making in the days after the 9/11 attacks. that was very much of the moment, and was clearly not consistent with august of 2015. yet here we are. for all hollering on capitol hill over the triumph of al qaeda. the trials we held here have gone, with evidence and testimony of verdicts rendered. richard reed. john walker, were all tried on american soil. the people that set i'm the prison on the old naval base didn't think it was a permanent facility, but the war stretched on and on, as did the explanations we had to give ourselves and the world about the united states and what they were doing there. the further this country headed down the road, the harder to extricate ourselves from the consequence of holding men in indefinite consensus, holding people by telling american people that detainees were the worst of the worst, aft

appear to show former playmate turned reality star, and friends of good day philadelphia, kendra wilkinsoning the rounds. >> and her husband, well, he is not too happy about t take a look at this. >> it was good. it was really good. just having some fun. >> it look like it was really good. >> oh, god. you saw that? >> uh, ya. >> well, i didn't kiss him. >> there is a picture of it. >> no, you know, you know european men, they kiss on the cheek. >> will you had you. >> and i didn't, you know, sometimes, and the camera guy got the bad angle. >> ya that was a bad angle, kendra. welcome back to philly. >> what's up? what's up filly? >> high there. >> you are looking good. >> headaches how are you doing. >> good, good, good. you look fantastic. >> i woke up like this. >> sure you did. >> wonderful. >> first of all, how is hank? >> he is doing good. we had a rough, you know, last year, but we're doing what it takes to get out of the funk, you know he's doing a lot better. >> speaking of that, you know, i think all of us go through things. but you stick together. how did you get out of this funk

marriage boot camp and much more with kendra wilkinson in just a bit. hi, kendra. good to see you. well, it was the end of a tv era last night as jon stewart signed off "the daily show" after 16 years. >> amazing, right? >> it was amix of emotion, nostalgia and of course because it's jon stewart a lot of fun. all of jon's previous correspondents came back to the man, the show, where they got their start, including steve carol, ed helms showed up and of course stephen colbert who gave a touching farewell to his former boss. >> it was really touching. a true "daily show" fashion, jon ended the show with a very zen. take a look. >> rather than saying good-bye or good night, i'm just going to say, i'm going to go get a drink. and i'm sure i'll see you guys before i leave. and so here it is. my moment of zen. whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa >> i mean, clearly, he ended the show on top. everyone loves jon stewart. it's amazing to look back and see all the people that started on that show.

. >> kendra wilkinson, you know i'm a big fan of kendra and she lives right here in philadelphia fore to two years. did she cheat on former eagle, hank basket. there are new rumors, out this morning and kendra is on our she to answer. >> wow. >>> plus this... >> sometimes you have to go back to move forward. >> matthew mcconaughey ads. >> a lot of people are imitating this ad because they are hilarious but baltimore raven may have the best impression just yet, the spoof you just to have see because i don't think anyone gets these commercials, do they. >> i don't understand them and i make fun of them. >> he doesn't drive a buick. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! >>> yesterday i got to ask a question on a microphone. >> you did, very excited. >> yes. >> he was excited. >> yes. >> the best thing about the whole concert was when one of the organizers of the event, she said, we like to have you answer the question about his upcoming concert

>> my one-on-one with kendra wilkinson and being faithful to her husband. >> have you ever cheated onywood from the inside out, it's "the insider" together with yahoo! >>> the donald putting up on notice. >> reagan did it. i can, too. yes.

marine corps -- petty officer wilkinson in his nice new navy uniform over there. john is the co-author of the book and he put the frosting on the cake that minute good. he has -- that made it good. he has so much talent. he has written articles and published books and is an expert on the u.s. life-saving service. john couldn't be here. he has a complex schedule and could not get over from massachusetts. he is a wonderful coast guard historian. speaking of coast guard historians, the associate historian from the headquarters in washington dc, scott grayson is with us. he is an expert on many things in the coast guard, but he wrote wonderful material on the coast guard in the korean war. from the pusan perimeter to the missions they had elsewhere. we are happy to have you here. kansas clifford is an expert on the lighthouse service. she and john our friends and experts in that field. we are happy to have all of you here. if some of you experts care to correct me on anything, just sit where you are and forget it. [laughter] we have plenty of experts here. so the 225t

. >> are you ever heard of kendra wilkinson? >> yeah from "the girls next door" on e! for many years. >> "playboy" bunny, hung out with hugh hefner. she is over that. she is coming the spinning pinwheel of death. the disappearing wi-fi icon. the frozen download bar. you don't need a magician to fix these things. you need fios internet. get fios 50 meg internet, tv and phone now for $79.99 a month, price guaranteed for 2 years. or, double your speeds for just 10 dollars more a month. and only fios gives you uploads speeds as fast as your download speeds. the 100% fiber optics network is here. get out of the past, get fios. >> the am radio version of native new yorker for some reason. down on broadway. >> look forward to that every friday, greg. >> thank you. friday morning tradition at 8:30, we play native new yorker by a ban called odyssey. beautiful song. kind of like to say native new yorkers are those who want to be native new yorkers. >> are you looking at me? >> no. you're a new yorker. >> i put in 14 years so far. i thought it was like three. >> well past that. >

wilkinson, an african-american former ballerina in monte carlo.as just taught me what it is to have just pure heart, and love for what she did, for her ballet career. for ballet. for dance. she came to all of my performances. i have never once heard her complain about her career, and the things she didn't get to do because she was a black woman. ,ut what she learned from it and her being in my life. she said to me, she did not think she would ever see that in her life. charlie: she didn't think she would see it in her lifetime? misty: so it just means so much, sharing this together. charlie: i hate to be -- you would think, not just because we made a enormous progress, and we have a long way to go, we say that every day, but it is because, art is supposed to be a place that recognizes talent. that is what art is about. not anything else. how good are you? [laughter] am i right? person?one more naive toty: i think that you have be extremely gifted to get into an elite international ballet company. charlie: there's a perception. misty: yes. but once

mary wilkinson, who is our past director in the state of louisiana, did an amazing job in disaster recovery and helping people to share best practices and really tear down our effort to coordinate with spa and improve the response. i have to say from my personal experience that during katrina, i was the head of congressional affairs at spa, so i was there in the trenches with james, maybe not as deep in the trenches. but i saw how spa came forward and my members of the smb -- sbdc overcame. at every level, people are overwhelmed. at the sbdc, we tried to bring other members together to help set up the disaster recovery centers, and when you work with these centers, the staff are there, they are usually there, but they are temporary, because they've got to move from place to place. so they are there for about a week, and we are still there at the sbdc, helping the small businesses. that process has gotten so much better. our new york state director can't say enough great things about the work that james has done. i just was on a call with our southeast director, so they are kind of the disas

>> raven wilkinson, i would say, african-american former ballerina, the monte carlo. she has just taught me what it is to have just pure heart and love for what she did for her ballet career, for ballet, for dance. she comes to all my performances, and i've never once heard her complain about her career and the things that she didn't get to do because she was a black woman, but what she learned from it. her being in my life, she said to me when i was promoted, that she didn't think she would ever see that in her lifetime. >> rose: she didn't think she would see that in her lifetime. >> no. >> rose: a black woman... mm-hmm. so it means so much we're sharing in this together. >> rose: you would think, not just because we've made enormous strides and we have a long way to go, we see that every day in our society, but art is supposed to be a place that recognizes talent. >> right. >> rose: that's what art is about. >> right. >> rose: not color, not anything else. >> yeah. >> rose: how good are you? am i right? >> yeah. >> rose: or am i one more naive -- >> you know, i thi

mary wilkinson, who is our past director in the state of an amazing job in disaster recovery and helping people to share best practices and really tear down our effort andoordinate with spa improve the response. i have to say from my personal experience that during katrina, i was the head of congressional affairs at spa, so i was there in the trenches with james, maybe not as deep in the trenches. but i saw how spa came forward -- my members of the smb sbdc overcame. at every level, people are overwhelmed. dc, we tried to bring to helpmbers together set up the disaster recovery centers, and when you work with these centers, the staff are there, they are usually there, but they are temporary, because they've got to move from place to place. so they are there for about a week, and we are still there at the sbdc, helping the small businesses. that process has gotten so much better. directorork state can't say enough great things about the work that james has done. a call with our southeast director, so they are kind of the disaster specialists just because of the way that mother nature work

. >> my one on one with kendra wilkinson and being faithful to her husband. >> have you ever cheatedhollywood from the inside out, it's "the insider" together with yahoo! >>> the donald putting up on notice. reagan did it. i can too. yes. >> wow. >> trump generating headlines today as he is taking hollywood by storm. >> literally. >> that's after the fire storm he ignited over the comments about heidi klum no longer being a ten. >> last night, we were with heidi as she weighed in on donald's very high profile diss. no matter how politically incorrect he gets, teflon trump can't

thank you >> thank you very much nerks speaker >> my name is scott wilkinson and [inaudible] would like to offer our support. all those in the building who voted and believe it is 27 or 28 voted 100 in favor of the gbd. the hoa supports the small green space to the tune of 215 thousand a year something we can't maintain doing which is why this is so important. i urge your support. thank you very much. malia, we love you. >> that -thank you, next speaker please. >> hello may nime is cary glancey and partner and director of operations at puchino in the dag patch. i'm here to support the green benefit district. the owners couldn't be here today but they rin support and worked very hard on this as well. we are landlords that are the building and property owners in support and have employees that own property in the dog patch and keeping the neighborhood green is very san francisco feeling and supporting livable cities so thank you for your support >> thank you very much. any other members of the public who would like to speak in support of the gbd? see enone we'll allow for a opportunity fo

thank you >> thank you very much nerks speaker >> my name is scott wilkinson and [inaudible] would like to offer our support. all those in the building who voted and believe it is 27 or 28 voted 100 in favor of the gbd. the hoa supports the small green space to the tune of 215 thousand a year something we can't maintain doing which is why this is so important. i urge your support. thank you very much. malia, we love you. >> that -thank you, next speaker please. >> hello may nime is cary glancey and partner and director of operations at puchino in the dag patch. i'm here to support the green benefit district. the owners couldn't be here today but they rin support and worked very hard on this as well. we are landlords that are the building and property owners in support and have employees that own property in the dog patch and keeping the neighborhood green is very san francisco feeling and supporting livable cities so thank you for your support >> thank you very much. any other members of the public who would like to speak in support of the gbd? see enone we'll allow for a opportunity fo

thank you >> thank you very much nerks speaker >> my name is scott wilkinson and [inaudible] would like to offer our support. all those in the building who voted and believe it is 27 or 28 voted 100 in favor of the gbd. the hoa supports the small green space to the tune of 215 thousand a year something we can't maintain doing which is why this is so important. i urge your support. thank you very much. malia, we love you. >> that -thank you, next speaker please. >> hello may nime is cary glancey and partner and director of operations at puchino in the dag patch. i'm here to support the green benefit district. the owners couldn't be here today but they rin support and worked very hard on this as well. we are landlords that are the building and property owners in support and have employees that own property in the dog patch and keeping the neighborhood green is very san francisco feeling and supporting livable cities so thank you for your support >> thank you very much. any other members of the public who would like to speak in support of the gbd? see enone we'll allow for a opportunity fo