you know, first off, no grip on science? science, no. no science! did these people ever look? did they all flunk it? do they think science is a lo y lobby? can you imagine what will happen tonight when i turn lewis black loose again? also, new golden globe nominee claire danes shared the secrets of president obama s favorite show. does somebody die? from homeland claire danes, this is piers morgan tonight. when i made the decision to leave america s got talent i wondered who simon cowell could get to replace me. now we know. i want to say, i feel a tiny slither of sympathy for the first poor tone deaf singer to face the rough of the great howard stern. and howard joins me now. howard, congratulations. well, piers, i thought it was appropriate i called you first. i mean, after all, you created work for me. you left america s got talent , and i became fascinated by this idea of replacing you, although i have to say you were one of the greats. you are definitely o
bit. of course, newt gingrich at the presidential debates and the rivals, they exchanged jabs, engineer jeers and some jokes last night. even though there had been 723 presidential debates you always get something out of these things. maybe the line of the night. listen to who rick perry decided to compare himself to. there are a lot of people out there, i understand it. a lot of folks who said tim tebow wasn t going to be a very good nfl quarterback and people stood up and said, well, he doesn t have the right throwing mechanisms or he s not playing the game right. and, you know, he won two national championships and that looked pretty good. we re the national champions in job creation back in texas. but i m all ready for the next level. let me tell you, i hope i am the tim tebow of the iowa caucuses. all right, i m going to try to get jim acosta to be honest with me. he s in sioux city, iowa. tell me the truth, jim. when you heard that, what was your reaction when you h
official notice came on the last day of the article 32 hearing, just 10 minutes before it started and he argues the report could help the defense in the death penalty case, which is what they expect here, shep. shepard: and what about the government? anything from government officials? well, a spokesman for the office of the director of national intelligence told fox they are not going to comment on ongoing criminal matters. the key here is really the american cleric anwar al-awlaki. over the course of our 10 month investigation we found that documents linked to al awlaki are almost always blocked, citing national security concerns. and this is significant because the cleric, who as you know was picked up for soliciting prosecutes, that s the booking shot there in 1997, is the first american on the cia s kill or capture list. and as we reported in may, there was an effort by the fbi to either recruit al awlaki as an intelligence asset or to track him for intelligence right after 9/
hearing? well, good day to you, chris. we are still waiting for this article 32 hearing to get under way, as you say. the wheels of justice can move slowly, not only in civilian courts but also in military courts. what we are being told, a technical problem with the video feed that is going into a room back here. a closed circuit feed that the media are watching and also being sent to the pentagon. they want to make sure no interruptions or dropouts in that video so all the parties can see it in its entirety. what we can tell you about this article 32 hearing, if it is part grand jury, part preliminary hearing, if you will. unlike a civilian grand jury, both sides will be presented at this article 32 hearing. we will hear from lawyers representing the united states government. we will hear from lawyers representing the defendant in this case, major nadidal hasan o was accused of going on the horoffic shooting rampage ki.
to chris in the control room. he didn t say a word. she s talking to herself. go ahead. she has a friend named chris. go ahead. you liked that, huh? a u.s. military tribunal scheduled to hold a hearing today to determine if an army major, nadal hassan, should stand trial for last year s shooting spree at texased for hofor texas fort hood that left 14 people today. today s so-called article 32 hearing is the military s equivalent of a grand jury hearing to determine if there s enough evidence to bring hassan to trial. the wall street journal is reporting a coalition of as many as 40 state attorneys general is expected to announce a joint investigation into potentially faulty foreclosures of the nation s largest banks and mortgage firms. at issue is what the used fraudulent documents to evict people from their homes.