could have reasonably thought that he had called, the bodyguard called 911. somebody else called 911. in that kind of a situation, i don t know that you necessarily are going to know who called 911. but ultimately at the end of the day, you do have a licensed cardiologist who s working on his patient who he supposedly is attending to and to my mind that makes that 911 call not an issue. the real significant issue here is was that propofol what killed michael jackson? and then the other testimony that was yesterday, when he was ordering people to clean up the propofol bottles, that can potentially be damaging because that would show you he had a conscienceness of guilt if that s what it was. thanks so much, mark. thank you, alex. stocks heading to end the
the breaking news today. that man anwar al awlaki killed by a u.s. predator drone strike, a significant kill in the war on terror. we expect the president to make a statement about that while he does the official handing over of the joint chiefs, that will happen shortly. we have the secretary of defense speaking in a moment and the president following him and be speaking with representative peter king of long island, chairman of the homeland security committee in the house and we ll speak with him about his reaction to the killing of anwar al awlaki. bringing technology to the classroom and connecting kids across the country and the world, one of the technologies is skype whose ceo hopes to connect to 1 million classrooms. let me bring in the head of social good for skype and oversees skype in the classroom. good morning. hello. hi, alex. thank you for having me. we should also mention that microsoft was one of the sponsors of the education nation
shooting rampage and attempted times square bombing last year. joining me now by phone, new york congressman peter king, chairman of the house homeland security committee. thank you for being here. do we have the congressman? okay. representative king, it is alex witt k. you hear me? you know what? we ll take a quick break, everybody. we are going to speak with representative peter king. though i think i just heard him there. are we going to take the break or go with him? representative king, can you hear me? it s alex witt. we re going to straighten this out, everyone, and keep an eye on the president, as well. i can hear you. but i couldn t hear alex. there s the secretary of defense leon panetta. so we ll take you there live coming up and representative peter king after a break.
35 past the hour as you take a look at the defense secretary leon panetta. the ceremonies under way for the official swearing in of the chairman of the joint chiefs. the president will address we expect the significant kill this morning of this man, that is anwar al awlaki, a radical american-born cleric killed by a predator drone strike. and until we get the president to the podium and his reaction, we are joined right now on the phone by new york congressman peter king, chairman of the house homeland security committee. with a good morning to you, sir. you say for several past years this man is more dangerous than osama bin laden. why is that? alex, it s a general consensus of the intelligence committee. for the last several years, the fact he was an american, he was able to recruit in the united states. he was able to speak in an american idiom. a significant following on the