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Terrorist. a cloud hanging over excited shoppers on black friday as workers at the nation's largest retailer get ready for a possible walkout on the busiest shopping day of the year. heather: we can see groups of walmart employees demanding higher pay and better benefits and urging employees to walk out if the demand are not met. with the national labor relations board holding off on a ruling until after thanksgiving, it looks like thousands of shoppers could see serious disruptions. james rosen live for us in our d.c. bureau. >> reporter: heather and rick, happy thanksgiving to you it's an un...

And that was one of the interesting conversations we had last night is we were debating amendments for the national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2013 because you actually have some of my colleagues from the other side of the aisle that believe that these terrorists should be given constitutional rights immediately and read their miranda rights and i think that's absolutely unconscionable. >> ok, colonel allen west joining us from our d.c. bureau. too bad you're not here in the big town today, outside we have the tough mudder, the obstacle course like none you've ever seen before. ...

Back to our big story today, a new look inside the world of osama bin laden through his personal collection of videos. they were discovered in the compound after sunday's raid which killed him. the pentagon released them just a short time ago. they include images of the al qaeda leader, recording unreleased messages for the world, presumably to spread more terror and probably most interesting, a private video of him watching himself on television wrapped in a blanket. another shows bin laden in a robe. the pentagon says it's the biggest part of an intelligence haul. senior national security co...

13 minutes past the hour now. holed up in a compound in pakistan for five years, time spent plotting moves in, perhaps, his reign of terror. a law enforcement source says al qaeda was plotting to try to attack trains here in the united states. homeland security department has issued an alert about rail security. joining us now from washington, our d.c. bureau is peter brooks, former deputy assistant secretary of defense and senior fellow with the heritage foundation. thanks for being with us. >> good to be with you. >> now assessing that information as we've talked about at quantico. the fbi t...

The issue now is whether other women employees, past and present, can join what would then become the largest classes action employment suit in u.s. history. walmart, america's largest private employer says no, the classes would be too big, the plaintiffs too dissimilar, the issues too many to litigate. the plaintiffs say walmart wants a big company exception to the civil rights laws. two lower courts ruled the class and the case can go foird. that brings us to the supreme court where we now have three women justices, the most ever, and we want to talk about this with cnn senior legal analyst ...