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I dont want to throw l.a. under the bus. i understand being cautious. we are in difficult times and the decisions have to be made more and more. what we should be talking about is sharing more information between police departments and intelligence offices. new york, we have been dealing with the greatest counter terror. >> we dont have a week to vet. this is a decision you have to make right there. >> you have to make a quick decision. >> john, one of the important issues is that 640,000 studen...

And one final other point. it is a battleground and hard for intelligence offices to get access there and identify a lot of these people. there is a lot of concern. >> so president obamas promise that al-qaeda is on the run is not proving to be true? >> no. it is absurd. i dont want, you know, it is a very serious issue, but the terrorism threat at the moment in terms of differential spread affiliate groups and nottives is perhaps unparalleled and that is not bluster. that is simple reality. nfr...

>> i they solved their problem. they are offering up clyburn. he knew and forgot to tell the white house. >> andrea: answers on every issue. this approach is the same approach they approach the economy. remember, stimulus worked. we have didnt know how bad it was. wait, i need more time. all over the map. nobody is holding them accountable. >> dana: protect susan rice. >> bob: would you accept leaks of intelligence offices against the office of director of national intelligence. >> andrea: the d...

Get an answer to that? >> i they solved their problem. they are offering up clyburn. he knew and forgot to tell the white house. >> andrea: answers on every issue. this approach is the same approach they approach the economy. remember, stimulus worked. we have didnt know how bad it was. wait, i need more time. all over the map. nobody is holding them accountable. >> dana: protect susan rice. >> bob: would you accept leaks of intelligence offices against the office of director of national intelli...

air force one is about to land here in just a bit at raleigh-durham national airport, north carolina. an important battleground state, as you know, in the 2012 election. president obama is going to visit a small business. one that the white house says will benefit from his new jobs bill. after that, the president will press congress once again to pass his plan and pass it immediately when he delivers a speech at north carolina state university. also republicans picking up a new york co...

i think shes stuck with the network because of the attacks. well is more in the next hour. live from studio 7, im drew griffin in for suzanne, whos on assignment in dangerous conditions in afghanistan. lets get you up to data on this tuesday, september 13. taliban fighters attacking the u.s. embassy with rocket-propelled grenades and guns. u.s. troops trying to flush these guys out. theyre in an abandoned building where the attack was launched. fewer than ten taliban are believed to ...

India. at the same time its alliance with the united states meant hit to go after other militant groups and go after them hard. the reality is, though, that ordinary people, in fact, members of the military even, as we have seen today, acaught in the cross fire. >> thank you. lets dig deeper with the national security contributor fran townsend. she was homeland security adviser to president bush. she is a member of the external advisory board to promote the department of homeland security. as ...

that he can win the white house. im wolf blitzer and youre in "the situation room." the taliban warn that this will not be the only death. they are claiming back to back suicide bombings at a pakistani training facility in northwest pakistan. at least 80 people were killed, most of them pakistani army recruits. reza is joining us live from islamabad with pretty horrendous crime. what are they saying where you are, reza? >> reporter: well, wolf, this was a coordinated attack designed ...

World after china. if you take populations into account, its probably number one and second -- its not just second, shes become an icon because she represents so many of the people who are wrongfully executed in iran and her movement and this entire human rights movement, its more symbolic than that. it represents human rights violations, violations against women and all these executions and i think the question that the iranians are asking is where is the international community now? why are th...

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