for soldiers is growing tonight is because the u.s. military is moving into what s known as the retrograde phase of its evacuation mission, steadily reducing troop levels and equipment at kabul s airport as it prepares to pull out altogether in four days. the mission there being performed is dangerous. reporter: president biden got a sobering warning at a meeting in the situation room this morning. his top national security aides advised the president that another terror attack in kabul is likely, and that the next few days of this mission will be the most dangerous period to date. my heart goes out, our hearts go out, to all of those who we ve lost. reporter: we are learning more about those we lost: 11 marines, one army soldier, and one navy medic, 22-year-old max soviak of sandusky, ohio. on instagram, his sister wrote, he was there to help people and
beginning. getting all of the votes needed to become the republican party nominee. he will accept that thursday night. bring in the panel. mara liasson, national political correspondent of national public radio. syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. juan williams, columnist with the hill. bill kristol editor of sandusky. one of thsand weekly standar one of the biggest speeches is ann romney tonight, wife of mitt romney. we just received excerpts. i will read some of this. she will say tonight i want to talk to you about love. it read somewhere that mitt and i have a storybook marriage. well, in the storybooks i read there were never long, long rainy winter afternoons in a house with five boys screaming at once and the storybooks never had chapters called m.s. with breast cancer. storybook marriage? no. what we have a real marriage. she ends by saying i can t tell you what will happen in the next four years but i can stand here as a wife and mother and grandmother and
09. their cover-up of sandusky s behavior is the direct cause of my clients being molested by sandusky in 2007 and 2008. reporter: paterno s son, adam, says the report changes nothing. there are no new facts. new interpretation that won t take away from anything he has done. reporter: so where are those very powerful men now? well the president of the university was forced to resign. his two deputies face perjury charges. and of course, joe paterno died within two months of when he was dismissed. jim avila, abc news, philadelphia. that story is disturbing on so many levels. the report of course has a lot of folks wondering about how history will treat coach paterno which is now our facebook question of the day. do you think the sandusky scandal has tarnished joe paterno s legacy. let us know what you think at wnnfans.com. you saw a string of the
another child sex scandal at a major university, syracuse stunned by allegations. a former ball boy coming forward. the making of a terrorist. an afghan terror group releasen never before scene video inside a training camp. a dry run for a gruesome and deadly attack. clashes with the cops. rage against the banks. a major show of force by occupy wall street protesters in new york and across the country as demonstrators mark the two-month anniversary of their cause on this american morning. captions by vitac www.vitac.com oh, good morning to you. happy friday. my favorite day of the week. it s notch 18 besides saturday and sunday, of course. that s what i love about you. i can t help it. ale a has the day off. i m carol costello along with christine romans. welcome to american morning. let s get started with new allegations of sexual abuse at another major university. this time it involves assistant men s basketball coach bernie boeheim. alina cho is with
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 championship trophy. the ceo of sandusky s second mile charity was replaced today. also revelations that the judge who freed sandusky on bail without requiring him to put up a penny in bail despite 40 sex abuse charges against him was herself a second mile member. and penn state s acting president posting a set of promises on the university website today including this quote, we will revisit all standards, policies and programs to ensure they meet not only the law but penn state s standard. he also promised transparency and said, quote, never again should anyo