look through the neighborhoods to see if they could find survivors in the neighborhoods. we presume that stopped when the weather rolled through. as good as it s been in the past hour or so. we expect they ll be out in the storm zone. it measures about six miles long through joplin. the southwest part of town. officials say they hope to double the number of people out on the street looking for survivors. yesterday they managed to get a team together of about 50. today they re looking to double that that about 100. a press briefing earlier where they told us that they re going to continue to look for people as long as they can. one of the concerns here is that there s still a lot of gas lines open. we had fires yesterday. fires growing probably were put out by the storm that came through. just before our live shot here we saw officials we believe turning off the gas to this area. a strong odor of gas when we pulled up this morning, thomas. still waiting on the national weath
i will ask the next time i m in pakistan is how could this be. how did this happen? what is your explanation as to how it compound was created. did you know. if you didn t know, how in the world could that by. let s talk about omar. hell me do you know b. pimm. i breeched want leaved he? in pakistan. have you look the. we believe it across the border it afghanistan. we would like to bring him to justice because without him there would be no 9/11 either and see what they say. bret: and the support for the network which is a kind of a crime syndicate in the eastern part of afghanistan that has killed many u.s. soldiers. it is pretty much known that there is some kind of effort to support them by the pakistani government or the isi their intelligence community. the leverage continue there s
friends and suggest that they be more forthcoming about mulla omar who set in motion the events that led to 9/11. so, what we are learning about the pakistani involvement here is disturbing. we need to no more. tonight is the night to celebrate and appreciate our men and women who reporting lived their lives to bring justice about but it does expos a problem we have. you mentioned pakistan and the relationship going forward. there are a lot of questions as you mentioned but the leverage potentially to get other action, do you think it is legitimate? do you think that being shamed by perhaps this happening 60 miles north of islamabad in what is dee dee scribed as a huge compound that everyone would be aware was there, what do you think that has an effect on the relationship? well, i think it will have an effect. i think it will the question
all off in operation about 60 miles noth of islam ma. in addition to osama bin laden two others were killed. his many l dem many st son believed to be among the best. the u.s. has the body of osama bin laden and we are told that it is being handled by islamic customs from a senior administration official. quoting we are ensuring it is handled in accordance with islamic practice and tradition, something we take seriously handled in an appropriate manner. a big morning, of course, one of live shots is on the screen outside the. the man who took us to this breaking news this evening on fox news channel geraldo rivera is outside the white house right now. geraldo, got me. in here we go. geraldo: i ve got you. bret: what is it like? what is it like, geraldo? geraldo: hi, bret. it is wild out here this morning. it s mard mardi gras, it s w year s eve. people chanting usa and you can hear a them and celebrating something that has taunted, imagine it has been ten years. the
the strength of the taliban, the government of hamid karzai here in afghanistan, the expected leaking of new secret war documents on the internet and whether president obama s july of 2011 withdrawal time line will hold. at the heart of his challenge is the question we will explore in this special hour. is nation building possible in the badlands of afghanistan? and, begin. reporter: at 57, general david petraeus is easily america s most famous warrior. on this morning, we find him in the middle of physical training as this fiercely competitive four-star general works over soldiers half had his age. good morning, marine. how are you? reporter: with the same intensity as he works the war plan. despite his reputation for taking on the toughest jobs, general petraeus admits he had his doubts about this assignment. obviously that crosses your mind. to be candid, i thought i had done my last one of this type but it s a privilege to do it with the tremendous team that w