loaded themselves into six taxis, each taxi had about 15 people, so its entire entourage at that time was 90 and bin laden rode in a truck with a number of armed guards. in addition we learned that not less than a few weeks before 9/11 when bin laden anticipated the attack, he also anticipated that there would be a bombing in that region. he left kandahar and he went up into tore i don t bora. what was interesting is that bin laden left behind 100 families at that compound. really, understanding that they would probably meet their death once the campaign began. i think for some context here, this is a really important event today. it s important in the sense that it s only the second guilty plea under the entire commissions process. we had one under president bush, now we have one under president obama s military commissions. finally, a former prosecutor here at the island said to me that this is really a recognition that the military commission s
heat wave and you think that is bad and you might get some relief at night but you don t. the heat is soaked up by the concrete and at night there isn t any way for the heat to escape. it just comes back. last night temperatures only getting to the mid 80s. 15 miles inland your temperature is in the mid 70s. so many people living in these urban heat islands in the northeast not getting any relief at night from the horrible heat. i tell you what so uncomfortable for so many people. we are already into the mid 90s, upper 90s, philadelphia, new york city, boston you re better today. 101 already in richmond. it s humid out there. tomorrow a bit of a break. you see these temperatures dropping by around 7 or 8 degrees. we ll take it but these temperatures are still around 7 or 8 degrees above where we should be this time of year. completely dry, we are not getting pop up thunderstorms as we get in the summer.