. >> yousuf if you do this together, there will not be a political fallout, but senators sununu, gordon smith, norm coleman might disagree with you. you yourself had ads against you for taking a lead role before. how is the environment different today? >> i have been talking about entitlement reform, and i think the 1983-1984 elections are pretty close analogy to what we are in the process of considering here. there was entitled reform. it could clearly have been argued that it impacted benefits because this jury -- the social security age went up under that agreement over time. no question it impacted beneficiaries long-term -- not short term, but long term. i think that is a clear analogy to what we are involved in right now, which is an immediate financial meltdown, which is what we were confronted with in 2008. >> do you believe the defense of military -- the defense of marriage act applies to the military across the board? >> i supported the defense of marriage act. i have not given any thought to the question you ask, so i will not respond. >> i am wondering why you voted for the

. >> that is yousuf gilani, prime minister of pakistan. "let's not rush to judgment." >> this is all about money. pakistan would kick us out altogether if it were not for a couple billion dollars. this the 8 millionth example of where you know people believe in bad ways, but we just ignore the 7sovereignty -- >> and fight the guy who is responsible for the biggest -- >> i am not against it. >> as david ignatius pointed out in his column on friday, four two administrations, we have increasingly warned them that you have to do this more aggressively, and i don't understand why they don't. they lost 30,000 people to terrorist attacks and pakistan. they lost 80 police recruits at the end of this week. i don't understand this. i cannot figure it out. >> i am not going to answer that question. just kidding. >> thank you. [laughter] >> there is a difference between the government and the military. these countries have a governments so weak that i would not be surprised if they are out of the loop. it is run by the military, essentially, but did t

some of the ardent despite the fact he was hiding not far from the country's capital prime minister yousufbacked the military and intelligence services saying that he was responsible you know suggested suggestions of competence and complicity in a lot of his time in hiding the suddenness of said us and he criticised placed on from the ones he was trying to tear for instance to treat but they did sort of believes in washington and also has enough experience with. the question really is what image are we sending to the rest of the world and where we stand on the deeper questions of the rule of law are we a nation that celebrates the killing of our enemies without due process of law the end of world war two was marked by putting because you keep on the face of the earth on trial for the world to see the deep rule of law is the best way to beat out justice not a crime to be to actually justice there are questions now about whether it was. but it was a cool only order issued both for him not to capture him but even if he's captured and you execute him on sight these are real questions for the u

about 30 minutes before the flight landed, passengers say yousuf raza gilani seemed to -- passengers say rageh almurisi ran to the cockpit. flight attendants and two law enforcement officials subdued him. ail muriscy -- rageh almurisi sat in first class the rest of the flight. >> he was fidge fidgety. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: rageh almurisi lived in vallejo and taught school there as well, according to a cousin. it's not clear if he has an attorney just yet but court proceedings are set -- are set to begin at 9:30. what's determined about his motives could determine what he's charged with. right now, it's just disrupting a flight. but if it's learned that he has connections or any connections with terrorist groups, his charges will be a lot worse. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 8:04 well, the first groundbreaking takes place in the san bruno neighborhood that was destroyed by last year's pipeline explosion. allie rasmus has been in san bruno all morning and is back with more on what the playor is saying about this milestone. >> reporter: well, dave, just in the last half-hou

yousuf raza gilani made the comments during an address to parliament on monday, a week after a raid bys in the pakistani garrison city of abbottabad killed the terrorist mastermind. gilani said bin laden's killing was proper justice. he rejected claims that pakistani authorities were either incompetent in searching for bin laden or complicit in hiding him, and expressed full confidence in the country's armed forces and intelligence establishment t. much more straight ahead right after the break. a live look from our mount tam camp, it is a sparkling day. cooler but we will warm up mid-week. >> justine: educators of san francisco rallied before leaving for san francisco today, it will participate incidents at the capitol. kron fours has more from san francisco. >> craig: teachers will rally at the capitol but first they made their point in san francisco. merging several blocks to san francisco school district office governor brown going round and round about whether not to extend tax-most teachers face larger tax cuts. her if you're looking at a change in revenue. >> we hope they will s