in this story and we'll bring you the information as soon as we get it. jon: it could have been so much worse. i guess it turned out as well as it could have. thanks very much rick folbaum we'll check in with you later. jenna: at the top of the hour the pentagon is expected to release its long-anticipated report on "don't ask don't tell," detailing how ending the ban on gays serving openly in the military could affect troop readiness and potentially morale. jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon. what do we know about the results of the survey. >> reporter: jenna, essentially this was a pentagon study group that was ordered by robert gates ten months ago, and we are going to be briefed on it at 2:00pm eastern. certain members of congress on the house armed senate services committee were briefed this morning. "the washington post" obtained a early leaked copy of the document. here is essentially what it said. the bottom line is that 70% of those surveyed believe that