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alina cho, tremendous reporting there, thank you sof for sharing your experience. alina cho in new york. >>> now to two trending stories today. the first, "playboy" breaking records because of a certain blonde. >>> and a professor claims he was fired because of something james franco did. huh? that's next. >>> let's bring in kareen wynter with more on this "playboy" story. apparently "playboy" paided a chunk of change to lohan to pose. >> big bucks, yeah. >> the issue went on stands last week. so is "playboy" getting their money's worth? >> oh, they are very happy, very happy. lohan wanted to mirror her idol marilyn monroe. she's looked up to her. it paid off for lohan. her troubled starlet, the recent "playboy" spread is selling very well according to the founder, hugh hefner. he quoted sunday, the lindsay lohan january-february double issue is breaking sales records. cnn called multiple newsstands in los angeles, atlanta, chicago and new york, yes, brooke, we had to check for ourselves, we found that just one sold out of the issues, but that store is expecting mo

>> we'll sof see what happens. i'm going to give an endorsement in the not too distant future. as you know, millions of people are waiting for that. they are not waiting because i am a nice person or waiting for any reason, they really feel i get it. i watched the republican debate. they don't even talk about opec or very little about china. i think the major reasons why our country is doing so badly. they take our jobs in the case of china. they manipulate their currencies. then they take our money and loan it back to us and we pay them interest. the whole thing is incredible and it could stop so easily if we had somebody at the top who was confident which we don't. >> greta: what are we not going to see in any of these other debates? >> i think you would have had a tougher debate. i wouldn't give 15 minutes giving instructions. then to go ad nauseam on and on. it would have been a debate on the real issues. it would have been a great debate. i also understand, very strong in the fact he thought it may be dangerous for republicans to go into a debate with somebody that could p

even with hurricanes you can kind sof see them coming. in this case, out of the sky on a clear, bright september morning this utter terror was visited upon this country, launched us into a war, changes the nation profoundly. we had islamic rage in a way that we had underestimated. about so that was a very difficult time for me. in a more -- in a wider sense, i suppose, the big of the story of of my lifetime internationally was the collapse of the soviet union and the rise of the chinese economy and they were linked to one another. when the soviet union came down because michaek gorbachev could longer control what was happening. the same time in 1989 tiananmen square happened and the chinese leadership knew they had to do something to give more freedom and they chose economic freedom for generations coming along. those were seismic events that play out over the long each of history. those are two events that had a profound effect on me. and in this country, vietnam, division over it and the success of the civil rights movement, those were

we talked to all the sof commanders, all staff elements related to both of those commands. we talked to every tactical element on the u.s. and isaf that were involved, plus their technical headquarters, and we went out to the nawa border coordination center to talk to them specifically and take a look at their setup. in total, we conducted approximately 60 interviews. i think, at the end of the day, when the report's released, you'll find that it is a fairly comprehensive report, fairly detailed and draws some connections there that may not have been obvious in the immediate aftermath of the incident. it took us quite a while to really piece the nuance of that together. so with that understanding, the chain of events that occurred -- i'll run through those briefly, so that we can get to your questions -- was, the initial concept of operation was briefed for approval up to the commander of ijc. because of its proximity to the border, it raised to a particular level that required his approval. with the initial look at the concept of operations, he requested that the helicopte

and sof i object. i object to holding american citizens without trial.af i do not believe that makes us more safe and i object to saying that everything, there is mandatory military t commission and military custody. i if anyone from abroad commits as crime in this country. the administration has used theh flexibility in a way that they have one every single time. there had been no failures. and that is unlike the bush administration as well who use the federal courts withoutotten failure.the they have gotten convictions. the militaryil commission has failed essentially. six cases over 10 or 11 years and i've pointed out in the sense in so to say what we are doing is to make this country0-o less 30-second sound bite but it is not the truth. i thank the chair. frid >> the senator from south carolina. >> to my good friend from california, and you are a patriot. you are here for all the right reasons. a we just have a strongands disagreement about where we stand as a nation. nobody interrupted the christm