evaluate the quarterback? rodgers a runner, when the blitz comes at him. good exit strategy. ben roethlisberger is a burly guy, lumberjack type of fellow and looks like he should be on the cover of paper towels, you know what i mean? i think it will be a good game. not just about the quarterbacks. it s about the team. that is thewua you look at any of this stuff. like in politic, you have the administration. you might be the leader of that administration. but without there you go. mike: well, thank you very much, mr. president. we want to bring in another analyst working with you on the sports, terry bradshaw, who has a vested interest in the game, being a former steeler quarterback. terry, tell us your evaluation. does roethlisberger get near
evaluate the quarterback? rodgers a runner, when the blitz comes at him. good exit strategy. ben roethlisberger is a burly guy, lumberjack type of fellow and looks like he should be on the cover of paper towels, you know what i mean? i think it will be a good game. not just about the quarterbacks. it s about the team. that is thewua you look at any of this stuff. like in politic, you have the administration. you might be the leader of that administration. but without there you go. mike: well, thank you very much, mr. president. we want to bring in another analyst working with you on the sports, terry bradshaw, who has a vested interest in the game, being a former steeler quarterback. terry, tell us your evaluation.
enduring conflict between america and al qaeda and he sat down to talk to anderson. how is the war going? it s such a complicated question. you know, on the plus side, millions of girls in schools, one in four afghans has a cell form, maybe an arguable form of progress. kabul is pretty safe, traffic is intense. businesses are opening. then the taliban have if you look at the numbers on taliban attacks, despite the fact that there s a lot of pressure against them, they re doing well in the north and the west, which they haven t done well before. are we still essentially nation building? they didn t call it that, but that s what it was. i think at the end of the day, you re trying to build an afghan national army. that s a pretty big part of a nation. that s our exit strategy. we re doing something
america and al qaeda and he sat down to talk to anderson. how is the war going? it s such a complicated question. you know, on the plus side, millions of girls in schools, one in four afghans has a cell form, maybe an arguable form of progress. kabul is pretty safe, traffic is intense. businesses are opening. then the taliban have if you look at the numbers on taliban attacks, despite the fact that there s a lot of pressure against them, they re doing well in the north and the west, which they haven t done well before. are we still essentially nation building? they didn t call it that, but that s what it was. i think at the end of the day, you re trying to build an afghan national army. that s a pretty big part of a nation. that s our exit strategy. we re doing something substantial, we re not just doing a relatively small peacekeeping operation, we re doing something much bigger. in the book, you wrote that
cold-blooded murder. police say he took a shotgun, aimed the barrel at a pregnant woman and pulled the trigger. will he be the youngest person ever to get life in prison without parole? we re on the case. and the window is open, the guy in cuffs sees his moment and there he goes. his exit strategy caught on video. and welcome, everyone. i m brooke baldwin. there is an urgent situation developing right now in egypt. i m going to get to that in just a second. first, some breaking news. i m going to get right to the shooting investigate out of tucson. let s go to susan candiotti joining me now by phone. susan, what are you learning? reporter: the developments that s coming out of the investigation comes to us from a law enforcement source who tells us that the accused shooter, jared loughner, actually spent time searching the injury, so much so that he was curious about others who had pulled off other political assassinations