terrorism. i think the new threat that we ve only appreciated in the past few years is the threat that pakistan taliban and allies pose to the that stability of that weak government. the reason that is problem obviously is pakistan s arsenal of nuclear weapons. if we remember how horrible 9/11 was, imagine 9/11 with nuclear weapons. gregg: let me turn to libya. how worried are you about that country and its future? i think that while khadafy has no chance of coming back into power. how he has finally finished could make a big difference, if it takes a long time, if it s very bloody that could affect stability there for years to come. across a wide spectrum in europe and united states, people are worried that the transitional government that the rebel authorities have not yet been able to demonstrate a real capacity to govern.
forever to be remembered by the grateful people of this country. i m gregg jarrett. and i m health er childers. welcome to america s news headquarters a ceremony dedicated for a memorial for flight 93 that crashed ten years ago tomorrow. the bells are tolling ringing for the victims of that tragic day. [ bell ringing ] and unborn child. [ bell ringing ] heather: thousands paying tribute to the 40 passengers and crew members who fought back against terrorists believed to be on their way to crashing into a landmark building in washington. laura ingle is live in shanksville with more on this very emotional event. laura? reporter: it certainly was and a long awaited event after a lot of rain and mud in the fields. sun came out and it was beautiful day and ceremony for the family members, friends and certainly the public that was allowed to be here today. i want to show you what is happening right now. the wall of names that we have heard so much about today was unveiled t
honoring the heroes of 9/11 in rural pennsylvania. they are etched in marble forever to be remembered by the grateful people of this country. i m gregg jarrett. and i m health er childers. welcome to america s news headquarters a ceremony dedicated for a memorial for flight 93 that crashed ten years ago tomorrow. the bells are tolling ringing for the victims of that tragic day. [ bell ringing ] and unborn child. [ bell ringing ] heather: thousands paying tribute to the 40 passengers and crew members who fought back against terrorists believed to be on their way to crashing into a landmark building in washington. laura ingle is live in shanksville with more on this very emotional event. laura? reporter: it certainly was and a long awaited event after a lot of rain and mud in the fields. sun came out and it was beautiful day and ceremony for the family members, friends and certainly the public that was allowed to be here today. i want to show you what is happening
we begin with the administration s plan for the american footprint in iraq after the end of this year. defense officials say that as negotiations with the iraqis continue that leon panetta has acquiesce to limit the number of troops that will remain. jennifer griffin has details. leon panetta has recommended about 3,000 troops remain in iraq when the current security agreement expires a reduction of more than 90% of those currently serving. fox news has learned that lloyd austin the top commander in iraq had proposed 10,000 to 15,000 remain. members of the joint chiefs agreed. when asked, panetta pushed back saying the president has not made the final decision. no decision has been made with regard to number of troops that will remain in iraq. i think our goal is to try to do what the rumbling kiss want is us to do in order to try to remembering their security. his last trip to iraq, he indicated the u.s. would not, quote, walk away. we re very concerned about iran an
saying the president has not made the final decision. no decision has been made with regard to number of troops that will remain in iraq. i think our goal is to try to do what the rumbling kiss want is us to do in order to try to remembering their security. his last trip to iraq, he indicated the u.s. would not, quote, walk away. we re very concerned about iran and weapons they are providing to extremists here in iraq. he expressed frustration that the iraqis have been slow to ask the u.s. to toy to stay. they told fox by recommending a steep draw done, the white house has reduced this mission to training only. 3,000 troops provide almost no ability for security operations this official said. i can tell i ve been to iraq for a lot of years. i ve talked to our commanders there. none of them would tell me we would need as few as 3,000 troops. lindsay graham said, reducing our troop presence would put at risk all the united states has fought for in iraq. the white ho