you travel or whatever, there s a whole generation coming up now that s never known anything except the post-9/11 world and may not even think to say do things have to be this way. the post-9/11 world setting aside the events of september 11th in terms of america s place in the world, economic downturn and technology, it s been an incredibly disjunctive shifting decade, actually, and in terms of making sense of all that, it is, indeed, difficult. we will return after the break to discuss the september 11th attacks and how they led to sweeping national security changes that altered the balance between public safety and personal liberty and assess some of those policies when the director of the aclu s national security project joins our panel, next on now. what s more beautiful than a covergirl? two covergirls! that s right, get two miracles in one product. covergirl makeup, and olay advanced hydrating serum. it s tone rehab 2-in-1 foundation.
is zero room for error. about 17 minutes from now, if all goes as planned, the rover will touchdown on the martian surface. but it takes 14 minutes for a signal to travel from mars to earth, so best case scenario, confirmation will come in about 31 minutes. we expect pictures around 2 a.m. eastern. now, joining us from the laboratory in california. in moscow r where russian space officials are closely following the development and science correspondent david brodie joins us from edge water, new jersey. but first we will go to john zarrella there live in pasadena. john, we are about to enter the period that officials are calling seven minutes of terror, where they will not know if curiosity is alive or dead. that s exactly right, john. this is it. they ve all been using the olympic term that they have to stick this landing. as you pointed out, that this maneuver to entering the atmosphere of mars, traveling at 13,200 miles an hour, in less than ten minutes from now, they ll
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yet to be felt. why you could be a victim just hours from now. good evening, everyone. i m don lemon. let s get you up to speed. tonight, more american troops dead in afghanistan. six u.s. service members killed in just one explosion today. it was a bomb that went off in eastern afghanistan. two other nato troops, we don t know their nationalitienational killed in separate attacks over the weekend. that bigger than life image, a hollywood legend died today. you hold it right there. this war was not started for r your private gratification, and you can be damn sure this army isn t being run for your personal convenience either. ernest borgnine got super famous when he starred in mchale s navy in the 1960s. he won an oscar in 1955. remember the classic film marty? he was 95 years old. egypt s military is deciding how to handle a defiant move by the country s new president. mohamed morsi is calling parliament back into session, overriding the army s decision to dis
the veteran community. i m not going to be a public person. this is a rare interview for me. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening the first ted turner, a tv pioneer. but, also, a very out spoken man and a rare interview for president george w. bush. if anyone knows about keeping america great is a former american president. after 9/11, millions of volunteers and they said i want to serve my country. and i m i don t view it as anything personal. i view that as we were all serving together. we were all part of a great cause. the cause of securing our country. and the cause of liberty. that s good with george w. bush coming later. but, first, someone who, i think on this occasion, literally needs no introduction. he is the man who created cnn. the reason that i am here and others are here working here. ted turner. welcome back, ted. good to be here. how does it feel to be back? good. does it? yeah. are you still proud of cnn? absolutely. do you