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For the record, as we discovered back then and reported the story originated in a report from the news agency press trust of india. so it's an indian paper. their source was a provincial government official who was unnamed. one single unnamed source from an indian provincial official, how that official would allegedly know how much the president of the united states and the u.s. government was spending -- i mean, it doesn't make sense. congresswoman bachmann has made other claims that do not stand up as well. namely that a top adviser to then secretary of state clinton may be under the sway of...

Washington, this is "special report." i'm bret baier. with the tax cut extension and "don't ask, don't tell" repeal out of the way, president and the senate take aim at the nuclear arms treaty with russia. democrats and some republicans wanted it ratified before christmas. most republicans do not. carl cameron shows what both sides are doing. >> republican opposition is hardening against ratification of the new start nuclear arms treaty with russia. >> first and foremost, decision of this magnitude should not be decided under pressure of a deadline. >> that drew sharp elbow from senate relatio...

Muhammad and four other 9/11 suspects. the administration drew sharp criticism after announcing the five would be tried in ageor civilian court in han mat justm a stone's throw from where ther twin towers stood. karitics argue they should be tried as enemy combatants. 0 vehicles including two greyhound buses which all smashed into each other with near zero visibility caused by snow and fog. officers were so overwhelmed the number of accidents they could not go through all of them. you had to drive to a cop shop and say i was in an accident. all 15 people hospitalized in that one wreck. none of...

Is slamming a federal judge's ruling that overturns the state's three-decade-old ban on assault weapons. he calls it "a direct threat to public safety." cbs' lilia luciano is in culver city, california, with the latest. lilia, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, adriana. the state of california plans to fight back. attorney general rob bonta tweeted, "weapons of war don't belong on our streets," and promised, "we will fight this ruling." ( gunshot ) judge roger benitez called the 1989 ban on assault weapons a failed experiment. his ruling pleased the plaintiffs, including a group o...

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