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Him at the cia, it is a situation that the white house can control a little bit more or at least that is the thinking around washington. >> so, to continue the domino effect and you said it would take place in the um is mer time, who then takes petraeus job in afghanistan? >> well, this will be somebody that the american public does not know as well as general petraeus of course. lieutenant general john allen, the united states marine corps. he is now the deputy at the u.s. central command, so h...

Between, say, 2:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m., theres not a lot going on. you have the occasion arrival or departure, a plane taking off for takeoff or landing. but for the most part, youre there waiting for an airplane to call you or to talk to an adjacent facility. >> so is it easy to have a tendency to want to doze? >> no, ive not had any personal instances of falling asleep nor have i seen anyone do it. but it is a tedious time, between 2:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. and where i work, were fortunate to hav...

Place. >> barbara starr, thank you. next, on reporter roulette, history is made involving the american economy. alison is here. first time the chairman of the fed held a news conference. what happened to today? >> ive got to be honest, nothing earth shattering happened but he spoke in plain language. a lot of people joke that these fed chief talk in code. the mere fact that hes having a press conference, the fed has been around for 100 years and ben bernanke said the goal is to really pull bac...

Protect our president. you know, if you go to china as an example, bridges being built, and massive bridges, and when is the last time we built a bridge in this country other than a little toy? >> are you aware that the president was talking about the stimulus package -- >> look, i know you are a big president fan -- >> how do you know? >> because of the way you asked the question. >> so we know that mr. trump was debating now president obamas academic records. and ron paul announce head is on...

What did you learn throughout this process of doing the special? >> well, im very glad we did it. im glad this is our first special. its an important one. this is the sixth biggest killer in america right now. its called "the disease of the 21st century." they estimate by the year 2050, get this, 100 million people will have it. and it is -- its the helplessness of it. so as we explore this, we go through the center in las vegas, which is designed by frank gary. its shaped like a brain. its an i...

Credit. by point to you is simple, if you intentionally abuse the internal revenue service or the lax laws in front of you, you bet, ali, theyre going to come after you with a negligent penalty that could be as much as 20%. theres a big difference between intentionally making a mistake on the return or a mathematical error. the critical issue is only claim those deductions or credits that are relevant to you or the irs, when they audit you, could think you intentionally tried to defraud the gove...

Specifically said he was the only person, and i quote, reasonably available, satisfying agency requirements. andrea, there is no disputing this. for sebelius to say she doesnt know who he is, after her agency paid him nearly $400,000 just on obamacare alone and nearly $4 million since the year 2000? somebody should be asking some questions. >> harris, i thought of you when i watched interview. >> really. >> you do tough interviews and ask fair questions, do research. there was no follow-up when ...

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