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This was an account of a known al qaeda terrorist. because they had the travel records, they didn't need the bulk phone records. they knew that these two individuals from flushing, queens had flown there with zazi himself. >> there's a question here, we know this from before and after 9/11, sometimes too much information can stop the law enforcement that is needed, all these individuals in the nypd focusing on where every muslim in the city is, which tea rooms are playing al jazeera. best of luck with the book. congratulations on the pulitzer prize. still ahead, arsenio hall back on the land...

Veterans. they say the outcry is politically motivated. earlier, mcdonnell gave this explanation for leaving slavery out. >> slavery was an absolute abomination on this nation, a vile and horrific practice that i'm delighted is wiped off the face of this country. and so i didn't mention it solely because i was trying to keep the focus on really the war aspectses of it. >> reporter: kate bolduan, cnn, washington. let's talk about this with the former virginia governor doug wilder and richard heinz, a member of the group sons of confederate veterans. gentlemen, thanks to both of you for coming...

Completed, to protect against that, what we've done and what the president has insisted on is working very closely with republicans and democrats in the senate over the course of these negotiations. so we've kept the senate fully apprised, frankly, we've raised a lot of issues they wanted us to raise and we have a history in this country of having very strong partisan bipartisan support for arms control treaties over the course of the last 20 years or so. it's hard to find a treaty that passed with fewer than 90 votes in the senate. so we feel pretty good about it, but frankly, we not taking a...