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Has been part of that planning process. >> they say theyre ready. plus, our exclusive interview with senator richard lugar today just back from one more diplomatic mission, trying to safeguard syrias chemical weapons. and the latest cover of "call me maybe" courtesy of u.s. troops stationed in afghanistan. ♪ all-time favorite there. good day, im andrea mitchell live in washington. our new nbc news battleground map gives us a window into the fight for crucial swing states for both campaig...

And americans should be outraged. >> brian: when it comes to the bin laden raid itself, you know admiral mccraven, special forces military commander, he said the end of the day, make no moss stake, the president of the united states, hes the shoulder who made the hard decision that was instrumental in the planning process because i pitched him a different plan every day. whats your reaction to that so when people get upset that the president is taking too much credit, mccraven is giving him cred...

>> but at the end of the day, make no mistake abt, it wabout it was the president of the united states that shouldered the burden for this operation, that made the hard decisions, that was instrumental in the planning process because i pitched every plan to him. >> so, governor, people got a choice, right? they can believe admiral mccraven or this republican operative propaganda group. who do you believe? >> well, this campaign just getting stupider and stupider. they should title this campaign ...

times even funny. were going to play part of it throughout the hour. admiral william mccraven may not be a household name, but as youre about to see, hes a genuine u.s. hero. we always think of, in recent years, of course, at least in the past year, with admiral m mccraven, as the orchestrater, the architect of the raid that killed osama bin laden. and you know, weve all read a lot about it. i know peter bergen is here, hes written a whole book about it, an excellent book about it. but...

unfolding right now over chick-fil-a. the issue, same sex marriage. im wolf blitzer in aspen, colorado. youre in "the situation room." theyre not the headlines mitt romneys campaign was hoping to see as the candidate met britains prime minister today. romney sparked an uproar with remas about londons readiness for the olympic games and promptedprompt ed pointed rebuke against himself. jim acosta is in london traveling with romney right now. whats going on with the republican candidat...

Will always, in this case, chief dan oates who i worked with in the nypd back in the 1990s, one of the beast chiefs in america, dan will be starting off his summaries in the media with the preliminary. these things change america. the first story is never the actual story. so where we are at the moment is it seems to be the act of a single individual in terms of the action itself. whether he acted alone in the planning process, the acquisition of the weapons and the mission device, thats what th...

sage stallone dead at 36. it is saturdays, july 14. good morning. glad you are with us. im randi kaye. it is early. hopefully your kids are tucked in bed sleeping like angels. its what one tennessee woman was hoping for when she adopted a little boy from russia. he was a 7-year-old boy that his mother decided he was mentally unstable. she put him on a plane and returned him like a pair of pants that didnt fit. she was not aware of his mental condition. now, a tennessee judge ordered ...

Didnt wait for big man, he kept going. >> sergeant, i understand this story -- its unbelievable that you teamed together to make this happen. this story resonates with you. you have a child the same age, correct? >> yeah. i do. i have a son thats about 8 years old. and obviously, you know, we deal with a lot of bad things in law enforcement. any time we can step away from that and help a young kid out, we would love to do that. >> how many people took part in this? >> we had 30 or 40 people that...

I know thats not really nice to say about a person, but they were basically an object. just an object. thats how i worked. i had more satisfaction building up to it and afterwards than i did actually killing the person. >> many serial killers objectify their victim. they dehumanize them. theyre tools, theyre instruments for their own pleasure. >> how does someone who is a married, young father objectify people and kill them? >> the process is called compartmentalization. many people are able to ...

charges against him. and baby makes 7 billion. a new milestone for the global population on this "american morning." ♪ good morning to you and happy halloween. >> happy halloween! >> whoo! it is monday, october 31st. welcome to "american morning." im carol costello. >> good morning. im alina cho. talk about an october surprise, and im not talking about politics. >> no. >> that storm was really -- >> it was vicious, wasnt it? >> it certainly was, and it came through fast and left ...