Then the analysis that suggests you cant draw the causation creates a great question that actually undermines most of what is in the report. If you say that it contributed, that would be the headline. If you are an american person sitting at the Kitchen Table today we can play with semantics all we want but it was acknowledged that the way this contributed to the deaths that is an accurate statement. Would you agree with that as well that if it contributed to the cause of death . Who i think a careful reading with a show that in some of those cases they might have lived longer and they could have had a better quality of life at the end and so on is that true or not . Who would you agree that it contributed to the death of veterans . I would say that it may have contributed to their death but we cant say conclusively that it caused. And you cant say that it didnt so we will use the word contribute. It may have contributed. Not being able to answer that question did it contribute to cont
Americans among the terrorists. Theres conflicting information and the fbi is investigating. This of course is video from inside the mall moments after the terrorists stormed inside saturday. Authorities now say at least 62 people have been killed and another 175 people injured. Nbc joins us from outside the mall. What is the latest there . We see a few military personnel behind you. Reporter thats right, many military personnel are here and been saying the last few hours they have been closing in on the terrorists, the militants who overran the Shopping Mall three days ago and took many hostages and unknown number of hostages through the day. We have seen a thick black smoke billowing from this massive Shopping Mall. Weve heard gunfire. Weve heard explosions and weve seen a great deal of panic and confusion with police out here clearing the streets at several points over the last few hours. So still a great deal of confusion here but the kenyan authorities are speaking with a great de
Modernization and change is in afghanistan that was more rapid is a and anywhere in this country. That period when the pendulum trying to swing back and forth between afghanistan and the outer world started to swing so fast and so far it finally clashed a and the country succumbed to a coup by the small, this group that was quickly followed by the soviet invasion i would content from that day to is is were still in the aftermath of the effects of the soviet invasion that pretty much destroyed the fabric of the country. The 6 million refugees the destruction of the villages, tearing apart of the tribal structure and the creation of this stage of war in which the old traditional afghan system for generating leadership gave way to a new system in that state of chaos if you had a gun and were good you would be important. That is aholt other class of that commuters who are commanders now called warlords and that it entered the fray when the soviets left they started to fight each other to t
Kennedy family since i was a little tyke. When i was four years of my mother took me and my brothers to downtown louisville kentucky. We live in the suburbs. Completely drawn to this new candid on the scene in the president ial race. Senator john f. Kennedy. Because he was catholic. I really do. I have to think that was a major part of it. In addition to which he was about her age, so there was that new generation to which the torch was being passed. Ill was point out that while she loved history and politics, she was not that active in grassroots politics and did not like driving downtown on very busy streets. I know that it was the charisma and probably catholicism and his handsome works. A pretty good looking guy. A goodlooking guy. Think she was drawn to that. She got theyre extra early with me as a 4yearold and my two older brothers and tow and put us right in front of the podium so that we would be sure to see him. So, my gosh. Thats great. You did a lot of your research up at th
Rachel is the Deputy Managing Editor of political. She said that she be be overseeing coverage of major story like the killing of osama bin laden. Before that you may know her as the managing editor of journalist review. Next to rachel we have our next guest. She has gone over to the mainstream and she is eligible for the panel. So did jim agreed to step in and we really appreciate him being here. He is a White House Reporter for the Huffington Post. Also part of leadership on capitol hill. She has spent 40 years with the legislative and executive branches. Probably a walk in the park for her because she started out with the texas state legislator legislature. Again, we thank you for that. Next to her he is the bureau chief head in washington, he started as a reporters reporter. About how he likes we like to describe. He is a thirdgeneration newsman. Down at the under the table is alex mueller, who gives us a different perspective. He gives us a graphic perspective and he has backgroun