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CNNW The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer November 7, 2011 - Vimarsana News

CNNW The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer November 7, 2011

offense is four years in state prison. >> daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine. >> i am a innocent. i definitely plead not guilty. >> in just minute, we'll find out the verdict in the manslaughter trial of michael jackson's doctor. more breaking news, a fourth woman is now making allegations of sexual harassment against republican presidential candidate herman cain. she is speaking out about them in explicit detail. lots of news happening today. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room."...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110504:05:44:00

Of the construction, which you can hear going on right now, even at this late hour and it goes well into the night. they're busy trying to rebuild the number of buildings at ground zero. about two dozen navy s.e.a.l. commandos were involved in the operation that killed osama bin laden, all members of s.e.a.l. team six, a very secret branch of the s.e.a.l. team. they train extensively for the mission we learned. we have new details on that tonight. correspondent chris lawrence joins me now. chris, you recently got new information about the planning behind this operation. >> that's right, anders...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110504:03:43:00

Training process that they found out that the man they were going to be going after was osama bin laden. we've also learned that at some point in the training, they did go through a scenario in which osama bin laden would simply throw up his hands and surrender to them on the spot. u.s. officials say he did not. and we're also learning that during this, they practiced on a mock-up, a replica of that compound that was so detailed, they knew exactly where every window was, every gate. they knew the height of every wall and they had been through this so many times that by the time they carried os...

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>> is the latest controversy involving air traffic controllers, is it discussed with the students? are they talking about the things that we've seen? >> reporter: absolutely, they are. they see this as a teachable moment here, and they've discussed it many ways. first and foremost, there's 15,000 air traffic controllers in this country, and they do a phenomenal job almost all of the time. are there a few that mess up occasionally? maybe so. it's not a reflection of entire industry. then there's the discussion that maybe by some that the federal government's approach here to say no one gets to ...

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>> here are the news by the numbers. first up $2.2 million. that's how much money that michelle bachmann raised in the first quarter. it's on. next, 1 in 5. that's how many air traffic controllers hired by the f.a.a. wash out during the training process. a watchdog group says the training program has serious flaws in the way recruits are taught. and $32,000. that's how much snooki was paid to speak at rutgers university. that's $2,000 more than nobel winning writer toni morrison will get for this year's commencement address. i'm sure snooki would have a lot to offer those graduates. >> she's n...