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Kotell. and his lawyer. after the killing of bin laden, they ignored and altered intelligence? explain. >> they left key information out of reports about attacks. it should be submitted higher. >> and that puts every serviceman and womans life at risk, doesnt it if they dont have that information? >> its critical information and its very important for safety and security, yes. >> now, since that happened, weve now seen the fall of fallujah and tikrit and mosul and ramadi. you think thats the cau...

About, last night, when he was talking about bos fellow serviceman coming up and talking about surfing with him and joe breaking down and saying i cant do that. i think what he was referring to, im not sure, but i think he was referring to as president of the united states you cant afford those kinds of emotions. you are right. there is that paradox. i think that allows people to connect with the vice president in such a meaningful way. >> do you think that is a fair characterization of the way ...

Terrorist so he was bleeding really bad and spencer even having beating the guy up, he went up there and covered the guys throat up so he didnt die. >> they were all three men. tony sadler is a senior at sacramento state and al ek skarlatos is also a serviceman. just the bravery that was exhibited by spencer as he rushed toward the gunman. he tried to fire and for whatever reason it didnt work but it could have. listen to this. >> i think that we live in a world that is full of good and evil, an...

To do. so its important for us to make sure that all our force understands what theyre trying to do. >> neither cnn, nor flash point intelligence can confirm the authenticity of this claim or the accuracy of the passwords on the list. we called and e-mailed several people on the list. some e-mail bounced back as being old addresses. others went through. one retired serviceman confirmed to us the phone number for him on the list is accurate and he said the pentagon alerted him. one australian com...

The murder of 33-year-old julie snodgrass, the wife of a u.s. serviceman, shocked everyone who knew her. she was extremely well liked, and she had no known enemies. >> i remember then feeling this was a crime of passion. someone wanted julie dead and wanted her dead in the worst way. >> her body was flown to mississippi for burial. >> the funeral was intense. the wakes were intense. of course, there was no open casket. i was wishing there would because i wanted to see my mom again. she was gone....

Acted alone. the fbi special agent in charge says it is too early to tell if he was radicalized here or elsewhere before he took the lives of five u.s. serviceman. the feds are giving us a rough time line as to what happened during the awful rampage. john roberts is live in chattanooga with more for us. hello, john. >> reporter: we are getting greater level of detail from the fbi on what went on at the rampage. he got out of his vehicle. in one hand had an assault rifle, the other hand had a han...

Those buttons they dont respond. i was directly involved in winning the freedom of the "newsweek" correspondent taken prisoner in 2009. we never let anybody rest for a moment. no president or official of iran could be anywhere they wouldnt be confronted with the case and he was out in three months. maybe that would have worked or wouldnt have worked -- >> there are four americans. >> there are four and one of them we dont know the status of the former fbi guy. >> tell me about your book. >> the ...

The newest development from that horrible shooting in chattanooga, tennessee, is a tragic one. the one u.s. serviceman who was badly wounded, shot three times, died early today in the hospital. witnesses say petty officer randall smith warned people around him when he saw the gunman but he wasnt able to get out of the line of fire. smith is now the fifth shooting victim to die. four u.s. marines were also killed. we have learned the gunman was a naturalized u.s. citizen born in kuwait. his motiv...

Theyre being remembered in vigils across the country and mourned by their families and friends. and at one service in chattanooga, they played a clip by ronald reagan. words just as powerful as today. >> sometime back, i received in the name of our country, the bodies of four marines who had died while on active duty. i said then that there is a special sadness that accompanies the death of a serviceman. for were never quite good enough to them. not really. we cant be. because what they gave us ...

They are as you suggest here kind of setting the framework. >> i think thats right and you look at hes my brothers keeper initiative and that gives him an excellent opportunity to continue his work to try to deal with folks who are not as fortunate, folks who are in difficult circumstances. >> im not mad at the brothers we cant come up separately from one another. >> im being positive. >> then you went to the one thing im -- on when it comes to the president. >> as a young president it gives him...