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Zero in lower manhattan, other have applied for the benefits after developing illnesses. the united states spent over 60 billion taxpayer dollars from 2003 to 2012 to rebuild iraq. the job not even done according to stewart bowen. his report on iraq reconstruction says the u.s. spent $15 million a day during the nine-year project, but unexpected security costs left the work incomplete. bowen warns that an attack on syria could leave the u.s. with a rebuilding bill there in the tens of billions. new allegations this morning against the nsa that it targeted private computer networks at googl...

>> yes, i am. i mean, seriously when you're at the point going after the president's children, i mean, come on. >> you would think steve king would have seen that didn't the nra learn its lesson when it was going after the security of the president's children at their school? it was not like they were vacationing in north korea or something. aren't we on good terms with the bahamas? >> susan, you knows, the other piece of this revealed earlier this week, there's been this agreement you don't really reveal where the president's kids are vacationing for security reasons. that got blown. and then...

Fight. the reason he is in the u.s. is because the system is better, stronger rules of evidence. this man who was quoted as saying, the storms will not stop-especially the airplane storms on the u.s. so rope one you want him in new york. the reason why you want him in new york is if you want the world to see this guy is not going to get away with itdeter g exactly what he wassing too. >> shepard: it's our understanding he had no operational involvement, that he wasn't a threat of that kind. reporter: that's right. the counterargument is, number one, security costs and congestion problems in lo...

Sequestration how much the security costs will be. but importantly in the short term, if this individual got his miranda rights, which i'm confident he did, because any good lawyer is going to tell his or her client to do that -- then we are deprived of the ability to interrogate this person and thereby perhaps being able to prevent attacks on the united states of america. and i'm not talking about water booing. i'm saying the very successful interrogation techniques where we can find out vital information. second of all, in all due respect, this man is not a common criminal. he is a member of...

The airlines opposed it. they said that security doesn't sell tickets. >> there were strong, very strong counterpressures to control security costs because it was a cost center for the airlines. >> if the question is was there sort of direct lobbying either by the airlines or by congress on any specific safety or security, the answer would be no. >> how can you sit there and say that the airlines were not lobbying? what are they paying these high-priced lobbyists for? >> there's a lot of excuses out there, but the end result is people made choices not to focus on terrorism, and whether it was ...