didn t see a whole lot. they may have heard shots or something that sounded like shots. we haven t met a lot of people who actually saw specifically what happened in this incident. that s a blessing, no doubt. quickly before i let you go, anybody talking about announcements going on inside that mall? would they have been told this thing is over, you can come out? very good question. what we ve been told is we have not heard they made an announcement. doesn t mean there has not been there. police are saying their officers are going place to place. one officer said there has not been a stampede of people exiting. i think they are trying to keep it controlled and have the officers go store to core, room to room and let people know that it is okay to come out. everything we are hearing reflects what we know about that mall, that it s a popular place to be and potential l i was crowded. molly hennen berg, thank you very much. on a saturday afternoon where a lot of people come to t
amongst growing tension between the u.s. and afghanistan. timing is everything. molly hennen berg is joining us live in washington with more on that. speaking of the tension you just spoke about, the obama administration asked karzai to sign an agreement to allow more than 8,000 troops to stay in afghanistan after all of the troops are withdrawn to help boost their forces. but at this point karzai has not agreed to that. there are also new passengers in his book getting attention today. part of it focuses on three of the military leaders who in 2009 were pushing more more troops in afghanistan. general staply mccrystal, then the top commander, and admireda. the president was frustrated that those military leaders were
decisions about surging u.s. troops without a thorough debate. but gates seems to have a different take op it. he says he saw, quote, a lack of appreciation from the top down of the uncertainties and unpredictability of war in the obama white house. jamie. and he s putting it owl aut there now. molly, thank you so much. greg? some possible legal troubles now swirling around new jersey governor chris christie and his staff. this week it was revealed that one of his aides ordered that three lanes on the george washington bridge be closed for days as punishment because of the mayor of ft. lee would not endorse christie s run for governor. now the u.s. attorney said he s going to look into whether they violated any federal laws. what could this mean for the governor and his staffers? richard st. paul is a defense
rests. reporter: well, memory is hazy, but that photograph captures one of two things that i could possibly speculate. one is a black tie program in progress, the other is my fox news colleagues captured in the act of paying a back-handed compliment of some kind. however, i, too, megyn, like to save photographs as well, and i ve brought one that perhaps our viewers would also like to see. [laughter] this is you, me, and our colleague, molly hennen berg, and i just think you look fabulous in that dress you re not wearing. [laughter] megyn: i ve never seen that gal before in my life. james rosen with breaking news on capitol hill. back to the snow, james. reporter: thank you. megyn: see ya. well, some on the political left are now calling on the president to ditch his inner circle of advisers. just ahead, tucker carlson and doug schoen have some thoughts on which members of the team could and should get the boot. plus, megan mccain making some