british air flight turning around because a woman was trying to breach. my first thought, my good nenes another terrorist attack. the main reason i brought this up about the ideology and i continue to bring it up, we should not allow ourselves to ever be afraid. that young man, 26 years old, the same age as my sons, they they re very proud to be who they are and proud to live in the country they live in. they look in the face of fear and say, we will take a stand, just like that pastor in that neighborhood where the bataclan is, we will take a stand whatever the coast. my point is i shouldn t be making a point my question is, what do we do in order to uphold our values and take this fight to the enemy.
agaiminneapolis, over hawaii. you need hard rules for a hard day s flight. you can t say pilots, let us know when you re tired. this was a british air flight. same rules apply with flights going in and out of here. they both fell asleep. they realized the plane was on automatic pilot. what were the procedures. i thought one at a time could do that. what happened? the next thing you ll have is faa approved alarm clock. this points out the problem, if one is asleep and the other falls asleep, you have a problem waking them up. there are instances one pilot left to go to the rest ream and the other fell asleep. you can t have a policy of one napping. there have been cases in the u.s. before the rules that have ten hours behind the doors to
downplaying the most serious eyewitness testimony. what this man assistant coach mike mcqueary said he saw when he was a graduate assistant. he was in the locker room in the lasch building where he said he saw sandusky raping a child. how does sandusky s lawyer respond to a seemingly unshakable account? our jason carroll asked him directly. his answers, they may shock you. jason joins us in a moment, so will an attorney for one of the victims. a lot happening tonight, including the removal of joe paterno s name from the big ten what is the collective mood at the moment? i think it s a change of generations more than the difference of culture. there are 220 million arabs in the middle east. 20% of them are young, from 19 to 26. they are more educated, more modern and they are the carrier of the revolution. but it s a disorganized revolution. one of the most important things i would imagine for israel right now is the support of allies, particularly america. there was an ex
of american news does something i guarantee you ve never seen him do before. when we come back, i want to ask you if you ve ever been properly in love. but don t answer now. this is piers morgan tonight. there s been a tumultuous year in the middle east with governments falling in tunisia, egypt and libya. unrest is rocking the region. in the middle of it all israel. joining me now is shimon peres, the president of israel and the author of ben-gurion, the political life. it s been an extraordinary year. how does israel feel about all these uprisings throughout the middle east? what is the collective mood at the moment? i think it s a change of generations more than the difference of culture. there are 220 million arabs in the middle east. 20% of them are young, from 19 to 26. they are more educated, more modern and they are the carrier of the revolution. but it s a disorganized revolution. one of the most important things i would imagine for israel right now is
life. i would have to say taking this job when tom brokaw stepped down. and watches the brand old man of american news does something i guarantee you ve never seen him do before. when we come back, i want to ask you if you ve ever been properly in love. but don t answer now. this is piers morgan tonight. there s been a tumultuous year in the middle east with governments falling in tunisia, egypt and libya. unrest is rocking the region. in the middle of it all israel. joining me now is shimon peres, the president of israel and the author of ben-gurion, the political life. it s been an extraordinary year. how does israel feel about all these uprisings throughout the middle east? what is the collective mood at the moment? i think it s a change of generations more than the difference of culture. there are 220 million arabs in the middle east. 20% of them are young, from 19 to 26. they are more educated, more modern and they are the carrier of the revolution. but i