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>> were in a war. and war is hell. >> and, enhanced interrogations. did they lead to osama bin laden? >> the black site that i had visited was probably the grimmest place that i have ever been. >> and then, tracking terror. how do you track a lone wolf. >> theres a whole bunch of things that are technically possible. but do you really want your government doing that? >> and its not just a movie. two of the actual women in the hunt for bin laden take us inside the cia. >> when you think of oo 7, ...

Assassination program. >> were in a war. and war is hell. >> and, enhanced interrogations. did they lead to osama bin laden? >> the black site that i had visited was probably the grimmest place that i have ever been. >> and then, tracking terror. how do you track a lone wolf. >> theres a whole bunch of things that are technically possible. but do you really want your government doing that? >> and its not just a movie. two of the actual women in the hunt for bin laden take us inside the cia. >> w...

>> and enhanced interrogations. did they lead to osama bin laden? are our current interrogation tactics working? >> the site i visited was probably the grimmest place ive ever been. >> then, tracking terror. how do intelligence officials target a lone wolf? >> theres a whole bunch of things, certainly technically possible but do you really want your government doing that? >> shut up. >> and its not just a movie. two of the actual women in the hunt for bin laden take us inside the cia. >> when yo...

Congress can do it, but thats what we need to get done now, this need to be fixed. jon: navy secretary ray mabus i wish we could talk to you for the rest of the hour. we appreciate you joining us. thanks very much. >> thanks, jon. jenna: a new warning about home-grown terror today, why incidents like the fort hood massacre and other high profile attacks are still a major threat in the united states. we will take a look at this changing face of terror 20 years to the day after al-qaida first atta...

and blackberries. and what are they thinking? ultra marathon, 135 miles long in death valley. it is being called the worlds toughest footrace. runners starting right now on a two-day run through hell. the average temperature in death valley, 116 degrees. not a crash but tacks, of all things, slowing down the tour de france. someone threw tacks on the road in front of the cyclists. who does had a? "newsroom" begins right now. good monday morning to you. im carol costello. thank you so...

And were taking in 75,000 ref geese and they promised to do so here and our intelligence officers are saying that and the president insisting we have to bring them in regardless of the threat to the american people gambling with the lives of the american people. >> whats funny. you say that. that was the first thought that went through my head when it was clear this was a terrorist attack. what i thought was actually -- why have we sent seven years of this administration focusing the department ...