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Of congress. so there is two things going on. first of all, of course, the whole action and how this happened, why it happened. but then, of course, you have the idea that members of congress are furious because miller and other officials from their perspective misled congress. this very committee has been investigating this for years. and he did not disclose the fact that he learned about this one year ago. and so you had a lot of very, very testy exchanges about that in particular, never mind the whole concept of what happened. >> thank you. i'm trying to figure out what they're more angry a...

How's that for an encore? with xerox, you're ready for real business. senator rob portman's dramatic reversal on same-sex marriage is getting mixed reviews. he came out in support of same-sex marriage after learning his own son is gay. >> my son came to jane, my wife, and i. told us that he was gay and that it was not a choice. and that, you know, that's just part of who he is. he'd been that way ever since he could remember. that launched an interesting process for me which was kind of rethinking my position. you know, talking to my pastor and other religious leaders and going through a pro...

They can take college level classes and be confronted with fascinating puzzles you have to solve. and we won't show thank you answer. we show thank you answer after you tried it so you are perceptive what we think the right answer was. >> frank, when did we figure this out? obviously a way we all went to school was in a different paradigm which was largely rote memorization, age desegregation. when did the sort of brain research we are seeing apply to -- even come to be known? >> centuries ago, dylan. i think if you look at europe or artists and how they were mentors to their apprentices, they...

good evening. we begin tonight with occupy wall street. thousands of protesters are flooding zuccotti park in lower manhattan tonight after a judge but he ruled they can't bring tents, backpacks and sleeping gear into the park where they've been living for nearly two months. tonight one of the police officers says it's the biggest, loudest crowd he's seen since the protests began. poppy harlow is at the park for us tonight. what's the mood down there? it must be a rather surreal atmosphere, isn't it? >> reporter: it's absolutely surreal. i've lived here, piers, for ten years. i've ne...

Caught. >>guest: we went through this with saddam so i am not surprised. the united states admitted we did not know where he is. it is important to get him because this is a fear factor here. just if the last few difficulties, libya has torn down the walls of the compound and that is constructive but he has the ability and probably the money to be able to lead a difficult and, perhaps, violent insurgency if he chooses. >>shepard: the most difficult aspects has been with the dictatorship, over this period of time, very difficult for groups to organize during the process and put together some so...