. >> you know what, jack, i agree with you. >> there we go. we're making progress here and i hope obama will continue to follow his policy of enjoining our troops in afghanistan. >> let me ask you both the same question. if the president were to come to you and i really do want both of you to answer this, how would i present this to the american people, jack, first you, then alan. >> well, presenting -- >> presenting the news that, you know, osama bin laden is dead. >> i think i would present it probably just as he will present it. it's an accomplishment. i would make it a bye partisan and frankly give -- bipartisan and frankly give credit to the previous administration and try to strip the announcement of any politics or partisanship. i think i would give credit to president bush. and say this has been a 10 year struggle, everyone has worked hard. this is not an occasion for politics and i think he should stress that and i think he probably will. the other thing is i think we don't want to be overly joyous because while americans might be fee

my senior senator, jack reed, knows he will. mcconnell testified before the committee that he would. and consider what judge bruce clla, of the first circuit court of appeals, a republican appointee said when interviewed by "the providence journal," i quote -- "it would be a terrible rule to say that candidates would be excluded if they donated to their political parties in a peshtly legal fashion." the paper continued, cella said when senators weigh the credentials of political contributors nominated to the bench, the question is can they make the transition from partisan the to impartial jurists? the judge said he believes mcconnell can do that. judge cella is not only leading republican jurists in rhode island, he is a man of impeccable integrity and his vouching for jack mcconnell is a title to considerable weight among all those who know judge cella. we must disqualify talented advocates merely because of their prior legal advocacy. some of my republican colleagues may not like the suits that mcconnell chose to bring. i do

jack london square. >> not typical, but we are taking it out of the news room and out of the box. we are taking up in oakland. we are going to have more from jack london square and we are keeping tabs on the space shuttle "endeavour." it is taking off this morning. jay gray is live at kennedy space center this morning with more on the final countdown. good morning, jay. >> reporter: good morning, laura. less than 30 minutes away from the scheduled launch here. they are working technical issues. the weather is looking spectacular here. all things go as we countdown to the final launch for space shuttle "endeavour." the 25th and final mission. this is an amazing spacecraft and taking a step into history. during the mission, it will deliver $2 billion alpha magnetic spectrometer. all the parts they are taking to the international space station and remember, only two shuttle missions left. they have to get these parts there to keep that station up and running through 2020. there's also a lot of attention to

we are waking up here at jack london square. not too far from the port of oakland and chabot science and space museum. bob redell is up there. it will be interesting to see what he has to say about the space shuttle launch. now, we want a check at the forecast with christina loren. good morning. >> good morning. it sounds like the winds are picking up this morning. that is going to be the case. showers we are seeing now are very, very light. spotty in nature. they will become more intense. we are going to break down the forecast in a minute. grab the umbrella if you are leaving now. it's 6:02 with mike inouye. good morning, mike. >> good morning. we'll show you the maze and the approach to the bay bridge. it's all right. i want to give you an update from the other side of the water, first. eastbound 80 at 7th street. chp says they can't find the big rig roll over. we are also following an approach to the toll plaza. we see the volume bumping up as we expect at the 6:00 hour. no headlights. back to you, laura. i'll update through

i don't think that was really in the cards, but jack is absolutely right. i think this pretty well ends that possibility and gives obama another key to the white house. i've written the book the keys to the white house and the lack of a challenge to an incumbent is one key and another key is a foreign policy success. by itself that doesn't get you reelected as george h.w. bush learned, but it's a lot better to have it than not have it. >> if you can look into your crystal balls, what do you think the delay is from the white house? we've received word three or four times he was about to address the nation. it's been postponed. is he waiting for someone else to stan next to him -- stand next to him? >> it could be a lot of things. it could be going back to your original question. how would we prepare the speech? the president may have two or three versions. he may be realizing now the extreme sensitivity of this and may be writing and rewriting. this thing could still be being drafted. the other possibility going back to homeland consumer, he may want to have

jack. jack layton is leading and michael ignatieff is trailing. jack layton, the easy winner tonight in toronto. danforth the leader of the opposition. now let's look at mike ignatieff. lakeshore is where he is trailing. early 36 of 279 polls by the conservative candidates got a lead of a couple of hundred over michael ignatieff right now. obviously does not a good night for michael ignatieff. from the big numbers of maybe not a good night for him in the small ones either. how is duceppe doing? his party is getting trounced so at this point is c. 100221 polls reporting in glorious anne murray and he is losing to the ndp. so there is your numbers and your status of the party leaders we don't have anything on elizabeth may yet, the green party leader and we will check in on that as well. she had a good shot of knocking off gary lund, the conservative cabinet minister. let's go out to calgary. the man who has organized the conservative campaign is guy giorno with terry molesky. >> peter i am with a happy but not quite as ecstatic guy, the campaign ch

joining us once again, retired army colonel and msnbc jack jacobs. jack, good to see you once again. let's talk about the security here in the u.s. and abroad. what kind of impact will this have? >> probably quite a bit visibly, but not really a great deal. superficially we'll have lots of people in uniform, some of them with submachine guns and all that sort of stuff. but by and large, if the bad guys wanted to do something, they're not going to do it today in any case. they'll try something much later on. a lot of this is to allay public fears that might exist that there might be some immediate retaliation, which there probably won't be. >> let's talk a little of what we know about this historic raid. jasoc reported last night by richard engel, that's a name we're going to be hearing in the coming days. >> the joint operations, means all services, the army ranger regiment, s.e.a.l.s, the commandos, all combined into one special operations unit. and it's different from special forces, army special forces. it's probably a lot smaller force than peopl

jack had to sign for everyone. i needed to understand who was talking, who was yelling, who was thinking, who wasn't thinking. and that's what an interpreter is for. >> here's the extraordinary thing about what i'm watching now. this struck me when i came back in to judge the final four. i have never seen anything like you two. i mean, i know you've worked together for 20 years. but you have this kind of symbiotic, real-time relationship which allows you to have a completely normal conversation. >> well, as you said, we've worked for 25 years together. first of all, jack has deaf parents. so sign language is his first language. so that's where he takes advantage of being able to communicate and sign very well. but secondly, as you've said, we've worked together, perhaps 12 -- 18 five, not 24/7. but he knows exactly what i'm thinking. but i'm always watching jack. >> did it give you an advantage that the others heard you speaking in a male voice? >> perhaps. because they see me signing and they know that it's me tal

one jack warner. mohamed bin hammam was due to challenge blatter for the leadership but withdraw hours before fifa's ethics committee suspended him. the committee cleared blatter of any wrong doing and wednesday's vote is scheduled to go ahead as plan zbld there is no reason to postpone it. the allegations, blatter has been cleared by the ethic committee. the other candidate withdrew before even the decision of the ethics committee came out. fifa will make the necessary changes in order now to avoid -- not to have to suspend people but to make sure the institution has all the system in place to avoid this to happen again. >> sepp blatter has his critics including his own deputy, vice president jack warner among the two executives suspended says the fifa chief must also be investigated. >> i said before, fifa -- trust me. you haven't seen it yet. blatter has to be stopped. blatter has to be stopped. blazer who has charged me has never spoken to me. never called a meeting of the executive committee. bla

jack, trump in the 2012 race, good or bad for the gop? >> i've never been a fan of the donald. i'll tell you he's showing up big time on the polls. the beauty of donald trump is that he appeals to the evangelical christian southern voter all the way to the philadelphia/chicago soccer mom. >> 62% according to a new fox poll, 62 he is pa of americans said they would not -- 62% of americans said they would not be at all proud of donald trump as president. how do you reconcile that? >> it's a good point, but you have to take it step by step. first look at the republican primaries. right now the candidates including trump are moving right because they have to appeal to the republican base. trump will move to the right and lose the center. the beauty of trump, though, and this is what's starting to appeal to me is that he can succeed in winning the nomination, moving to the right. it's very easy for him to move left because he has a very middle of the road background. he's given a lot of money to democrats over the year. >> i want to bring you in now talking about the left democrats,

youth of the conservative movement against the establishment is none other than the southern avenger mr jack hunter because tonight the southern underwrites again only person the man. as we move into the presidential primary season tensions between different republican camps are sure to heat up while indistinguishable six foot candle republicans with shiny hair will pretend to disagree with each other for a few months while they argue about putting a steeple on the capitol building or cutting out of control spending by a fraction of a percent they will inevitably try to discredit ron paul one of the first shots across the bow this time came right after the first g.o.p. debate none other than the newly appointed director of c pac two thousand and twelve christopher policies the attacks paul and a washington examiner editorial and titled ron paul wins the democratic presidential debate await opening with this gem why do republicans let people like ron paul and gary johnson participate in republican presidential debates they're obviously trying to win the who's more libertarian or who's the lea

. >> you are out, jack. >> jack, you know what you should do? leave the set now. then you will change your mind. >> people keep asking me that question. there is a relationship you have as an interpreter. i hope that this show, people that need an interpreters, it is not an advantage. it is accessibility, the ramp, the braille, the interpreter. i'm glad the show and producers were kind enough to highlight that. they were very, very accommodating when it came to understanding the role of an interpreter. they got it like that. it is like two plus two equals four. they got it. they made it work. >> how do your children do with it? >> translator: my celebrity or deafness? >> deafness, sign language. >> translator: they don't know any other way. they were born into a -- a family where the mother is deaf. >> they do the sign language? >> translator: they sign if they feel like it. >> if they don't want to listen to their mother, then don't bother. >> translator: i can't -- that's actually a good point. they -- they can see my sign language. i have to be careful when i'm

we just cannot afford jack davis or jane corwin. >> meet jack davis. he claims he had a hand in creating the democrat majority with nancy pelosi. >> she has done a great job for this country. >> great job? jack and kathy cannot fight for us. they come with strings attached. host: what is going on here? guest: folks are wanting to put two candidates as the negative. jack davis on one side. it is an interesting race. i am sure the new york voters are tired of hearing about it. it is a very republican district. district. host: those were congressional at. here are some for jane corwin. >> cafe is the one who says she will cut medicare and social security. and -- kathy is the one who says she will cut medicare and social security. >> im jane curtin. i will not cut medicare or social security. >> look for yourself. >> look for yourself. kathy hochul.caf >> i am kathy hochul and i approve this message. guest: this is all about medicare. in the first ad from jane corwin, she is trying to distance herself a little. corwin did say she supported the brien budget

jack is here with the cafferty file. jack? >> president obama had a message for middle east nations in his much-behind speech today at the state department. if you promote reform and choose democracy, we will help you financially. well, that's great, we can borrow some more money from china and give it away to the middle east. just brilliant n a sweeping speech that applauded reforms and condemned the use of force by middle east dictators against protesters, the president said this is not just about handouts but encouraging democracy, this in a part of the world where most people can't even spell democracy. he also said, "it's important to focus on trade, not just aid and investment not just assistance." the president announced the united states will give economic aid to middle eastern and north african countries that transition to democracy. he also said the u.s. will encourage investment in those regions. president obama said the united states is prepared to forgive egypt of $1 billion in debt and that we will help that coun

and we're joined now by former cia agent jack rice once again. he joins me on the phone. jack, what's interesting about this is that it was recorded obviously before he was killed. it does not strike me as though it was a statement he wanted to be released in the event of his death. in other words, it was not in contemplation of his death. it was more just commentary on state of the revolutions that were sweeping north africa. >> oh, i think you're absolutely right, eliot. if what we have seen about osama bin laden over the last few years, he has become less and less relevant. part of that problem is he was on the run. he was ice lasolated. he didn't have a command and control structure. he didn't have the ability to essentially do face-to-face, on the ground operations. that was all clear. part of what he was trying to do was to sort of stay in front of it. almost one of those lines like just tell me where you want me to go and i'll lead you there. guess what, that's kind chd what was going on when it came to this spring awakening. >> in fact, i think you're exactly righ

and dave writes from nashville, what void, jack? a blowhard gambler and trust fund baby coupled with a man of the so-called cloth. neither were in the race in order to qualify as backing out. both were teasing television ratings for the all mighty buck. i'm glad they're gone. if you want to read more, go to cnn.com/caffertyfile. >> you think, jack, that donald trump was ever really serious about running for the republican presidential nomination? >> no. i said months ago he would never run. no, he's done this three times. he's just, you know -- no. he was never serious. never intended to run. i tell you something, at that correspondence dinner when both the president and that kid from "saturday night live" took turns beating him about the head and shoulders, that have the end of it right there. if you saw the picture of him and his wife walking out of that dinner, it was over that night. >> i never thought he wanted to release his financial statement and let everyone look at his irs, his taxes and his wealth and all of that. i alway

jack davis on one side. it is an interesting race. i am sure the new york voters are tired of hearing about it. it is a very republican district. district. host: those were congressional at. here are some for jane corwin. >> cafe is the one who says she will cut medicare and social security. and -- kathy is the one who says she will cut medice and social security. >> im jane curtin. i will n cut medicare or social security. >> look for yourself. >> look for yourself. kathy hochul.caf >> i am kathy hochul and i approve this message. guest: this is all about medicare. in the first ad from jane corwin, she is trying to distance herself a little. corwin did say she supported the brien budget and medicare overhaul. the republicans quickly voted -- it happened so quickly and without four republicans decided to vote against it. it was almost as if a lot of republicans did not look at the political consequences they were taking. we are seeing it played out in these tv ads. we will not know quite how effective this is until the next elections.

at the center of the allegations, the controversial figure of fifa vice president jack warner. it was asked that $2.5 billion pounds to build an education center. >> in my view the proposition was out of the question. and today is said in only what is described as a stage whisper, you certainly could have heard it around the lounge. you said, you must be -- i'll leave out some of the language, but you must be joking, jack, you're talking about probably $2.5 million pounds. >> another fifa member, a member of paring way, asked for knighthood in terms of his support from paraguay. >> i said it was completely impossible. we didn't operate in the united kingdom like that and he shrugged his shoulders and turned and walked away. >> and fresh evidence handed to the select committee by the sunday times pointed the finger at two more executives accused at receiving $1.5 million at supporting qatar, winners of the race for 2022. lord treesman said it was here at the luxury hotel in chelsea jack warner asked for cash in return for supporting england's world cup bid and is one of a series

she lived here in san rafael with her husband jack. good morning to you, jack. you were saying the way you received the news yesterday about bin laden's death were similar to the way you received news on 9/11. what do you mean by that? >> i woke up to the surreal news of what was going on in new york. i woke up, saw it on television, got phone calls and found out later lauren was affected. last night, going about a normal day, again and of course the phones ring and i turn on the news to see he was finally taken care of. >> reporter: finally taken care of. what is your reaction to his death? >> it's a big relief. i hope it's not just a symbolic death. i hope it's more of a symbol that puts an end to terrorism and violence against innocent people. because i know the pain and i don't want anyone else to go through it. it's a global issue, not just an american issue. >> reporter: in your heart of hearts, did you think this was going to happen in your lifetime? >> i hoped it would happen in my lifetime. i expected it earlier on. pleased that it's now over. like i sa

jack warner. >> vice president jack warner has already been accused of bribery. now new evidence claims he offered favors in turn -- in exchange for supporting england's doom world cup bid. the allegation was one of a number of claims. >> he said the thing that would lift the spirits of the people was if they could see the world cup. >> according to david treesman, there was an interest in buying the right to show football in huge screens to show support after the devastation of the earthquake. warner writes, "before the earthquake, the owner of the rights charge $1.60 million. i can get this figure reduce substantially." he goes on to say that if he can contribute to the purchase of rights, all of haiti would be grateful. but fifa are the ultimate owners. the world governing body said, "to the best of our knowledge, fifa has not had any viewing license in haiti." it is not clear whether there will be an investigation into these allegations. with fifa already facing a raft of other crimes against senior officials, it could add on pressure to the organization to w

what happened to jack wheeler. he was a decorated veteran and co-founder of the vietnam memorial in washington. his body, you might recall, was found in a delaware landfill back on new year's day. here's surveillance video from the days before his death he appears confused and disoriented. for the first time his widow and son are speaking out. we'll hear from them coming up. >> remember the classic movie "willie wonka and the chocolate factory." how long ago? long. 40 years. it's been 40 years since charlie, violet, veruca and the rest of the gang got the golden tickets and head offed to a land of pure chocolate imagination. this morning they reunite on our studio. we'll take awe walk down memory lane. >> also speaking of american classics, we'll take you this morning behind the scenes of nashville's grand oel opry. it was inundated by floodwater, and since then it's made a come bashing. it's just as lively on stage and off. we have an all access pass. >> that was probably right up your alley. mroo it was right up

jack cafferty is here. jack? >> reporter: the $4.3 trillion debt ceiling was hit today. tim geithner as so informed the congress, it's no surprise. lawmakers don't appear to be any closer to an agreement on raising the limit further. the u.s. government relies on the debt ceiling to tell it how much money it can borrow. we spend an average of $118 billion a month more than we take in. geithner says he can keep things going until early august and says all bets are off. congress has to agree on raising the debt ceiling by then or we're in big trouble. the united states could default on its debt obligations and that in turn could have devastating effects on our still shaky economy and actually royal markets around the world. a lot of republicans and some democrats are refusing to vote in favor of raising the debt ceiling without a promise to make meaningful spending cuts. while critics have warned against tieing those issues together, lawmakers are more concerned about all of this talk about debt ceiling and deficit reduction is likely to play out with the voters. some repu

it's more car than electric. >>> jack's back be with "the cafferty file." jack? >> the question this hour is president obama making u.s. relations with israel worse? marilyn says, no he's not. president obama knows what he is doing. he is trying to get something going between israeli and the palestinian people. the fact that the israeli prime minister went ballistic shows you that he is not ready for the peace talks. he only wants things to go his way. josh in new orleans writes, i think israel has been taking advantage of america's relationship to do almost anything they want against the palestinians. president obama's calling them out on this. if anything is making the situation worse, it's a look of compromise in the peace process. it is about time someone in america politics spoke truth to power. the festering sore that is israeli relations with its neighbors must be resolved if there is to be any hope of peace and stability in the region. you want to read more on the subject, go to my blog, cnn.com/cafferty file. >> jack, thank you. >>> joplin tornado, we ar

out prolonged war because people think that suddenly we're on a roll joining me to discuss this is jack rice former cia agent and criminal defense attorney jack thanks so much for joining us tonight her starters ok so as some of bin laden has been killed he was in pakistan and he was in a mansion why do we have a hundred thousand troops in afghanistan again. yeah you know we were asking the same question about iraq where we were absolutely right you know i could you keep it further afield i remember years ago i was in kosovo still another very large base that was in kosovo in the border again reaching into the middle east and there's a real question why we're at a whole series of places joe that's always the problem or what we do no matter how much we matter how many people we put on the ground what i've been seeing and hearing again and again is oh well you know what will create a vacuum if we leave so the argument seems to be we've got to get in there so we go in and then if we leave will create that vacuum so we have to stay longer the real question always has to be if we are there i

football news freefall has provisionally suspended executive committee members mohamed bin hammam and jack warner with no action to be taken against president. been home and vice president want to appear before the ethics committee following allegations they tried to bribe some caribbean voters head of wednesday's presidential election been home almost close only challenger and said the current president goes aware of some wrongdoing involved pulled out of the race just hours before the hearing people will now launch a full investigation but. any scrutiny. for the article one clue. which is the of the. full investigation is one hundred. two wrong girls now wes welker's and so weighs into the last eight following

this one is to jack in a certain sense. we do not have to look at bryant park in new york as far as what you are after was that park, the internal park. yerba buena gardens and at union square are beautiful examples of open space surrounded by large buildings. we do not have to trot out to new york to get our ideas. i think that concept you have a trying to organize the buildings so they either face the water or face the park would be a great attribute for both the offices and residences. again, learning from mission bay, the idea of breaking the buildings into different shapes and not making it so militaristic would be a really good idea. lastly -- retail has not been successful in mission bay. i don't know what the answer for that is. i don't know what the reason is. but looking around at new developments that have been successful, if you go to that international -- to the airport, the various terminals,

out prolonged war because people think that suddenly we're on a roll joining me to discuss this is jack rice former cia agent and criminal defense attorney jack thanks so much for joining us tonight for starters ok so is selling a lot and has been killed he was in pakistan and he was in a mansion why do we have one hundred thousand troops in afghanistan again. yeah you know we were asking the same question about iraq earlier you are absolutely right you know i could to keep it further afield i remember years ago i was in kosovo but you have bugs still another very large base that was in kosovo you know the albanian border again reaching into the middle east and there's a real question why we're at a whole series of places you know that's always the problem or what we do matter how much we attack america matter how many people we put on the ground what i've been seeing and hearing again and again as well and you know what will create a vacuum if we leave so the argument seems to be we've got to get in there so we go in and then if we leave will create a vacuum so we have to stay longer t

he does not get the money, becmeone like jack dempsey, ten years later, another pro football player. collegiate that turned pro. these peraple were fabulous. he never hit that level. nobody did. >> who was mrs. thorpe? there was one of his classmates at carlyle whom he married. >> white. she claimed to be indian. you have to have what they call blood adns ntum. they would measure it all. the government instituted bans because it was a school for indians he was supposed to be american indians. like was not really in the nfl. they divorced about 1924-25, and he married rick kirkpatrick who was much younger than he was. he had four children. the first one died at about all three which was a horribl h horrible tragedy and it affected him for the rest of his life. three daughters sur192ved. two of the suns survived. they were divorced. that h39, and he mary's innds9. the bomy weng he is married to when he dies. she was fieree.e. like really felt he hf bum deal. was not charging enough for ltieak ang engagginnent of, notg his imally well enough. says she fought like a lion if becmebois m s

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first he's due to appear before the for the ethics committee today along with the for vice president jack warner and also mr blatter who's accused of turning a blind eye to the cash for vote scandal all three deny wrongdoing the presidential elections are still shows will take place on wednesday for the moment it looks like mr blatter will secure a fourth in charge also blatter was not at wembley to witness a scintillating champions league final barcelona beating manchester united three one to win the european crown for a fourth time united boss sir alex ferguson admitting his side but given a hiding the spanish champions dominate the first half and opened the scoring through pedrito as in the half mark twain rooney got an equaliser just before half time but after he gives it will pass it took the lead again messi twenty yard drive and then damage near seal big three with another long range effort so it is with the scenes in barcelona when the final whistle was blown thousands of fans have gathered at the iconic the amulet of art to watch the game tonight made even

someone whose life was clearly touched on the phone right now is jack his wife was three months pregnant with their first child when the plane 93 was the fourth and last airliner hijacked. >> caller: good evening vicky. >> vicki: you lost your wife it's been 10 years and must be emotional. >> caller: it is a shock to finally get the news, it's a release in no way we see the responsible party has dealt with, hopefully of relief that future terror attacks won't occur. >> vicki: we've heard from nancy pelosi who said it might be comfort to the families. you could never bring back your loved one is this justice? >> caller: it is bittersweet in a way. not justice when people are killed for the wrong reasons. anyone who has lost somebody across the world will agree to that. it's senseless. we just hope this sort of hatred will be more of a symbol that love will prevail. >> vicki: the fact that it has been 10 years have you given up hope? >> caller: i thought it would happen sooner. i'm proud and thankful to those who were able to make this happen. i really do feel that way. >> vicki: the presi

this one is to jack in a certain sense. we do not have to look at bryant park in new york as far as what you are after was that park, the internal park. yerba buena gardens and at union square are beautiful examples of open space surrounded by large buildings. we do not have to trot out to new york to get our ideas. i think that concept you have a trying to organize the buildings so they either face the water or face the park would be a great attribute for both the offices and residences. again, learning from mission bay, the idea of breaking the buildings into different shapes

i didn't know what i was doing, but we called it new jack swing. and new jack swing ain't nothing but every type of music mashed into one song. thanks for people like baby face and teddy riley, you know, we had a good run. we really started something that is still relevant today in music. so i'm just grateful to be a part of it. tavis: we talked earlier about the voice. how, on this new project, "the masterpiece," how would you describe the content, the sound of the music? you just described what new jack swing was back in the day. is it the same thing, is it different? how would you describe the sound? >> it's a gum boat. it's a little bit of rock and roll, a little bit of r&b. i just think what we're doing now is music that people can so on the radio, you know. somebody needs to sing about love. somebody needs to sing about having a good time. tavis: and some melody. >> yeah, with a melody, with some sub substance. that's how we say it at home. so that's what this album -- this music is, man, it's just fun-loving music. i'm pretty sure that peopl

a native american professor of native american studies actually name is jack forbes at the university of california davis i interviewed back in the ninety's for a book i was writing carr the last hours of ancient sunlight book that inspired leo di caprio to make the eleventh hour movie and and tom shadyac to make his movie i am and and i think it was frankly frank's or jack forbes's concept that inspired those two filmmakers. what jack told me was that native americans had this concept when they first came here you know when europeans first came to this continent cold with a cold and it's a word that means one who eats a cannibal one who eats the wife of another and what they were looking at was basically a dysfunctional culture this european culture a culture that was willing to murder a culture that was willing to rob a culture that was willing to steal but i would suggest to you that we are. still in many ways in fact a culture that we've we've awakened a lot since this country was founded but we still have a long way to go and then in the middle of this comes along a demagogue lik

that is where it stood the last time i spoke to jack and his descendents. where i stand on it, if the end result was for jim to come back to oklahoma, i would like to think there was a win-win solution that the town, jim thorpe, which is done so well by him, could keep the name obviously and be the good guys in this and bring the remains back to oklahoma. whether that will happen or not i don't know. >> were you able to talk with a lot of mr. thorpe's descendents for this book? >> all of his children. >> what are they doing? >> there are only two left now. they are quite aged by this point. they have had varied careers. jack a couple of weeks ago was the chief of the tribe, the one who most reclaimed his indian identity. he lives in shawnee. bill worked as an engineer for many years and has retired now. works for the government of oklahoma. he lives in what we can now, oklahoma which is almost to the texas border. grace thorpe, one of the daughters, was a passionate indian rights advocate and in navigable -- impetigo below her for life. gail was also an adv

so, you know, i -- go ahead, jack. >> fully agree, doug. and i would, i agree with you that there is that, that is one of the scenarios that's quite likely of a disintegration of the situation after we leave into a civil war. i would say that they haven't completely disarmed anyway. they've put their weapons away, their heavy weapons are gone. there's also a bit of a ambiguity here because the afghan national army which we are financing has very, very few pashtun officers. they have a few more pashtun soldiers because they pay, but we have been unsuccessful in recruiting officers out of the pashtun community. so we can be seen as arming the northern alliance in what we're doing now, and we're not doing this cheaply. the budget for this year, this year is $12 billion for training and equipping the afghan national army. last year it was 13.2 --11.2 billion. next year it's going to be down to nine billion. and then six billion from every year thereafter for the foreseeable future. the argument being that that's cheaper than keeping the u.s. tr

former cia agent jack reich joins us now from minneapolis. jack, thanks for being with us. >> absolutely. >> now, i think that director panetta makes the key distinction that they may have been able to get this information through other interrogation methods. however, the first shred of information, the code name of this courier that was bin laden's trusted, you know, courier, came from these black sites over in eastern europe. so, does this make an argument for torture? >> well, there's always going to be somebody who is arguing for torture in this case. the problem is, we don't know how this information was acquired in the first place. i guess if i looked at it from the other side, i would say that the four years after the fact, that seems to argue against torture. the fact that they had multiple false leads, that argues against torture. the fact that it may be an international war crime, that seems to argue against torture. there are so many things about this that we don't know. my biggest problem with the torture issue, in the end, is i t

i love this video. >> jack hanna. all his friends at the columbus zoo. they had a lot of fun, with how they start their day. we'll have a little of that coming up. that's coming up. >>> also, the -- i did not know about this trend. but it's out there. people going under the knife, after a nasty breakup, in order to get revenge. >> i heard about, you know, losing weight and wanting to look your best. but to take it to that degree after a breakup. >> ashleigh banfield talked to a lot of women. we're going to see that. >>> and we've been calling him our new guy. he is our new guy, josh elliott. but does he have bad habits? and how can those bad habits affect your health? we put his everyday routine to the test. >> sleeping and showering. >> i'm telling you. >>> we have ashton kutcher, a big star in his own right, taking over for charlie sheen on "two and a half men." charlie was the highest-paid sitcom star. >> pretty happy about it on twitter. >> he is tweeting a lot. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. >> ow. oh, stop. >> reporter: it's been tv's top-rated

looking for the future and it took jack over. twenty four years twenty three years to do what he did not think i'm our meanwhile has wronged a player's player of the year award and it's when it's an us p.g.a. champion and the man with all the rankings for a while he's preparing for another battle for world number one status either him also although he was two and could move by the end of the week following the european p.g.a. championship at one worth. he would become and you don't want to do it with the wind so i just tried to play this always leave it always going to win in my career . i haven't won here yet but i try to come back every year to raise a trophy and sunday afternoon you know that this overhaul of the european tour will be nice to see when you one day and that's all the sport coming up shortly the news headlines with marina but first is the world weather. issues that so much in it is a huge decision on the markets top speed more talks u.s. president barack obama's most recent attempt to broker a peace settlement be

let's go back to jack with the cafferty file. >> would you want to know how long you are going to live? joyce in texas writes no. i would start worrying about what i couldn't do that i wanted to. the best alternative is to live every day as though it's your last. shawn in michigan said only if the answer is forever. sure i would want to know and i'm ready to fork off the $700 for the blood test and then get run over by a truck. >> not everybody dies from natural causes or even disease. i'm not going to read that. dana in montana. no. for me the planning that might be a benefit of knowing wouldn't make up for the loss of hope and optimism i have not knowing. paul knows sure then i would know how much scotch to buy. robert said i would love to know so i can put into perspective all the things i haven't done and begin doing them. bud writes if i knew i had five years to live, i would get a ferrari and check into the carlisle hotel and not worry about a thing. enjoy the time left on the planet. some say this thinking is shallow and self-absorbed. my response is you are exactly right. biz r

you can use axs, you are use pry bars or jacks, car jacks. you need to do a lift, you don't have any levers, there's some cars parked outside, you go up and ask the owner of the car, is it okay if i use your car jack? because you're not going to break in, are you? there's always cutting and boring. here is that ax. of course striking and hammering. how do you break glass? at the top, good. we're going to say that this is the glass from here on down, so how would you break it? do i just want to take it like this and smash it this way? no. the end of the board, going to use the end of the board, but i'm also going to remember that the glass can hurt me. if i were to hit it like this, the glass could slide down, cut my hand. so you want to start at the top like he said, hold this down, turn your head away, you start at the top and smash the glass this way down like that. if it does slide down, it's going to go away from you and not towards your hand. real simple. use a long-handled tool, stand to one side, strike up at the top and you want to cl

look at for the future and it took jack over. twenty four years twenty three years to do what he did. so it's small small coming up in just about. two hours he was going next and was going to be here with the headlines. culture is that so much for you to be sitting on the mark with clocks before more talks u.s. president barack obama's most recent attempt to broker a peace settlement between israel and the palestinians fault. and the. wealthy british soil. that's right. hi fred.