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States and in more than 20 countries around the world. the document also details the intelligence communitys assertion that one of the thwarted attacks was the 2009 plot to blow up the new york city subway system. now, because of nsa phone tracking, it says that the u.s. intelligence was able to discover a pakistan terrorist was in contact with someone in the u.s., conspiring to carry out the attack. the nsa tipped off the fbi, and najibullah zazi and his co-spirco co-conspirators were arrested ...

Is someone who worked in the intelligence world for decades is that this myth of outsourcing, saving the government money, has turned into a huge army of contractors working at the department of defense with their intelligence agencies. what happens is with not enough high-tech talent to go around, the contractors dont vet people, booze alan hamilton obviously didnt vet this guy very hard. so you get a guy, again, who is a high school dropout thug and has access to most of our secrets. we need t...

Television and writing a novel. >> writing for television is very immediate. you know if youre episodes a year, something will shoot. youre doing it off the seat of your pants and youre not being professionistic. someones going to direct it, someones going to light it, its going to go. when youre writing a novel, youre all alone in the dark little room hoping theres a reader out there somewhere. its also kind of a straighter line between you and your readers/audience, because you know its not go...

>> talk about that story for "out of range" for the novel. you had kind of a personal moment that was creative inspiration, right. >> i had so many years of working on "without a trace" and having a certain level of paranoia or norosi. my wife was driving home from disneyland with my son in the back seat of the car. she called me from the car and said, hank, describe to me how to get home. you have a special way. six different freeways. i started talking to her, telling her which freeway to take...

Random gas station or dennys on the side of the road. lo and behold, she called back two minutes later. in the meantime, i had the kernel of an idea. i thought, what would a husband do if the wife was on the side of the road with child or children and never called back? it just seemed like a really cool way in to a story. what would happen if the husband after 45 minutes of calling hospitals and getting no information, calling police and getting no information, how long would it take for you to ...

>> krystal, that was nbcs long-running sitcom about nothing "seinfeld." in the top spot -- >> nobodys killing anybody. >> heres a line in the sand when it comes to mothers. >> you lay a hand on him and youre going answer to me. if you can quote the rules you can [ bleep ] obey them, you hear me? dont just look at me. this is a business. >> amen. ari, that was "the sopranos," rounding out the top five were the a original twilight zone, and madmen is seventh and the wire was ninth. our work was no...

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>> gretchen: he could probably have one. he just has to have less of it. right? >> brian: right. they say this is an art to eating with a lap band. >> steve: chris christie said he went for a big steak shortly after he had it, he could only eat a third of it and felt fine. >> brian: good news all around. except you have to pay the full bill whether you have a lap band in your stomach or not. >> steve: plus bacon hot dog, thats the lead story. >> brian: right. or as gavin likes to put in the prom...

Welcome back to this special edition of "360 vanished." we want you to remind you of the phone number for the national center for missing and exploited children. 1-800-the-lost. its not only children who can vanish without a trace, as we werekiore. michelle knight was an adult when she was taken, but because of that, she didnt get the same focus as amanda berry and gina dejesus. phoenix colton was 22 years old when she vanished. her parents will join us in a moment. but first, here is phoenixs s...

Edition of "360," "vanished." we want you to remind you of the phone number for the national center for missing and exploited children. 1-800-the-lost. of course its not only children who can vanish without a trace, as we were talking about before. michelle knight in cleveland was an adult when she was taken and because of that her disappearance did not receive the same focus as amanda berry and gina dejesus. but for the families of adults who are still missing the pain is no less intense, obvio...