which raises a lot of eyebrows. we have a former assistant secretary of defense of detainees. good morning to you. reporter: l thank for having me. martha: what is your reaction to the store row off the bat. reporter: l well i don t think it s necessarily just an immigration issue. clearly it s a security issue. we don t send ncis after pure immigration scofflaws, these guys have common access cards, kak cards which are military id cards. i used mine to go on two different military installations this week. they can knock their ability to use email and that sort of thing on secure networks but they still have these cards, so it s a security concern. martha: here is the quote that we are getting this morning in our reporting from our folks in the justice and defense department. they are saying the decertifyings are being looked at as a visa over stay issue, that this is fairly common, that they don t want people to overreact to this, and as i pointed out in the introduction som
the oscot. yeah. you can pull it out of the good morning, everyone. thanks for starting your closet like that. you grew up with seven kids. thursday with us. this the 59th day of the oil were there ken dolls around for crisis in the gulf. you to play with? and bp s chief executive, to no. inny hayward, will face the we would have been beaten music at the white house today. he will say the rig explosion severely. ken is geek chic in this never should have happened and movie, right? is deeply sorry. he s everything. and bp will do the right thing. that includes the $20 billion there are many ken dolls. fund that will help the people who have lost in the gulf. some probably sold better than and bp will put up more money others. jihad ken probably didn t sell. to people who lost their jobs. that s a good guess on your and the chairman apologized part. michael keaton, we look forward outside the white house yesterday. to seeing your thought acting. some are calling
terry moran, martin bashir and cynthia mcfadden in new york city, this is nightline, june 16th, 20106789. good evening. we re going to begin tonight with a crime story. it s a stunning update to a campus rampage earlier this year. the suspect in that shooting is a professor, and a mother of four, who police say opened fire on her colleagues at an alabama university after being denied tenure. you might remember that. well, today, the same woman, amy bishop is her name, faces a new charge in a case nearly a quarter century old. what was then ruled an accident authorities are now calling murder. stephanie sy has the report. reporter: the february 12th shooting rampage that left three professors dead sent shock through the university of alabama campus. we just started seeing a lot of the s.w.a.t. and police racing down the street. reporter: there, the accused killer, amy bishop was known as a brilliant professor. but the 45-year-old harvard-educated mother of four had s
early this thursday morning, we ll tell you what she s saying early this thursday morning, june 17, 2010. captioning funded by cbs gorgeous thursday morning here in manhattan. oh, what a lovely day today. good morning, erica is in for maggie, who s on maternity leave. julie will join us in a couple minutes. good morning. good morning. we have a really cool story this morning. a couple is getting ready to get married, doing pictures together, want to show everybody when they were little kids. they come across a picture, they re in the same picture at disney world. didn t know each other. they meet years later and they end up getting married. you ll hear their story exclusively right here on the early show this morning. it s a small world after all. oh, you have been waiting to say that all morning, have haven t you? hi, everybody. he ll be here all week. first, the latest on the disaster in the gulf. one-third of the gulf of mexico controlled by the federal g
money to her bets. and why the son is fighting with the world s most pampered pooch. good morning, everyone. thanks for starting your thursday with us. this the 59th day of the oil crisis in the gulf. and bp s chief executive, to inny hayward, will face the music at the white house today. he will say the rig explosion never should have happened and is deeply sorry. and bp will do the right thing. that includes the $20 billion fund that will help the people who have lost in the gulf. and bp will put up more money to people who lost their jobs. and the chairman apologized outside the white house yesterday. some are calling it a public execution. congressman bart stupak said he is going to slice and dice hayward. and the meeting with the chairman, may have hurt as much as it helped. his reference calling people of the gulf small people. and he apologized for his choice of words. he meant small businesses, instead of small people. but our focus on hayward s washington appea