bob woodward. you can have bob woodward. if they they will go through every deal. there's a typo therefore, trump did something wrong. it is terrible. i've always heard a very successful person cannot run for political officers. i understand it. but the country is in such bad shape that i feel i have an obligation. >> sean: and you are willing to open up the books? >> i'm going to do a financial disclosure, assuming i run. i'm going to do a financial disclosure. by the way, the papers submitted to me are not big enough. >> sean: donald trump, appreciate your time. >> i love your show. >> sean: thank you. coming up actor and bob beckel's brother is here to talk about his new film that hits theaters today. first,

woodward said it is common for sex offender to blame the victims and that they made them do it. >> theand sits down for his first interview and putting his life back tuth without the hummer and with christine. >> i still love her and so, you will see the role he played in getting his wife arrested and he knewy she had sex a year before the arrest. that's tomorrow. >> there is much more coming up here tonight on abc sennews. >> stay wiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwi >> all new, oprah's royal wedding party -- oprah: hear from royal insiders. prince william's friend, standing by from the reception -- >> and -- oprah: our jolly ole correspondents are on the ground >> sky sen is over a fire burning that started just after 6:00 tonight. this is an apartment complex and we'll bringg you more information. firefighters have cut through the roof so far and no word of injuries. >> headlines and big oil. exxon making len billion last quarter and up 69 percent. the company was quick to point out that gas and diesel sales account for three percent of the earnings. the dow was up to a foo point gain. it might

will that help him in the next election, bob woodward? >> i think he's going to need it. it's part of his trademark now and then if there is a political crisis or conflict ex -- he can turn on the heat in an emotional way and get people's attention. but if you're always hot and the stove is already on max, there is nowhere to go. chris: i'm working on that, bob. [laughter] alex? >> it's not a sprint, it's a marathonon and he said himself, i percent veer, when i want -- persevere, when i want something i wait for it. >> i think it works for him. he's always got that inside game he can turn up when he wants. >> this show specializes in the false choice. i think it can be a positive and a negative for him. if the economy gets worse and he is cool, calm, and collected it's a really big problem the chris: thank you, arlen specter. just kidding. that's the though -- s nothing worked on my eczema until cortizone-10 intensive healing eczema lotion. the poweof cortizone-10 plus restora helps heal my symptoms. cortizone-10 -- feel the heal.

and bob woodward has this report. >> reporter: out here, braving the bitter cold of norway with a groupfoal will british army soldiers, he insists he's just harry. is it okay if i call you prince harry? >> whatever you want, bob. can i call you bob? >> reporter: sounds good to me. because he's a prince, it is easy to forget he's also a soldier. having served a tour of duty in afghanistan. >> my goal is to serve my country like everybody else in the british forces. >> reporter: and he's a bit of an adventurer. joining a group of wounded warriors in solidarity as they trek towards the north pole. >> not just for them but for everybody who has been, or will be wounded. i think what they're doing for themselves is a huge inspiration, proves that no matter what, you can progress with your life. i can do things beyond any imagination that you ever thought was possible. >> reporter: this group will take weeks to make their way through this arctic landscape, but prince harry will drop off earlier to fly back to london for a warmer occasion. the much anticipated wedding of his brother, prince wi

them was called a shower cannot kids would play with it and it was also thought to be a charm that woodward of evil spirits the park is the top most layer of a village tree the other people spend all their life surrounded by things made of birch bark the ancient karelian seven buried people rolling them in layers of the bark. one of the oldest villages in karelia is called soft. it is on the bank of the soughing the river the waterway links to lakes it is famous for the fact that it is constantly changing flowed. the suffering a river that links to large lakes this place is unique because the river changes direction when it fills one of the lakes the water flows into the other when that one is filled to capacity is flows back into the first lake. where. even in the twenty first century when many villages have tap water locals prefer to take it from rivers for their daily needs just as their fairytale ancestors on the color of allah folk think that when the rivers are covered with ice of winter people make holes in it with an axe. the water of creating lakes and rivers is so clean it is safe

woodward?m not looking for a fight. >> i'm not looking for a fight either. >> the fact you've been here for only nine months. >> what's that got to do with anything? >> i've been in the business for 16. >> what attracted me there was there was one guy is a jew, the other guy is a wasp. one guy is a republican and the other one is a radical liberal. they don't get along very well. one guy claimed to be a better writer than the other one. they don't particularly like each other, but they have to work together. and that got me. i said, that chemistry, that alchemy really fascinated me, what was it like? what was it like to do what they did that no one was watching? >> from this great state of california -- >> you made "the candidate" about a sort of bobby kennedyesque candidate. >> i felt the political system was producing candidates that were more by cosmetic rather than substance. >> change ties. >> why? >> afterwards, ellele kennedy, his widow, told you she didn't like it. >> keep your fingers

crocker terry colbert for general i can bear you know afghanistan because if there's a leak of bob woodward's book people go oh that i could very didn't think of cars i you know and ryan crocker husband ambassador to pakistan he knows the area and how he's worked with the military in iraq so i think that will improve the climate in afghanistan as well well since you mentioned ryan crocker here we had a number of news stories coming out of afghanistan and pakistan today first in afghanistan there is a. pilot who for twenty years has been a pilot who then ended up opening fire and killing eight u.s. troops killing a contractor and this is something that we've seen happen many times before either someone who has decided to turn against international coalition troops or someone who's been a taliban impersonator then the wall street journal is reporting that the pakistani foreign minister is now pressuring karzai to give up on the u.s. not really sure how he's going to do that and stick with pakistan and its ally the chinese so i do think the ryan crocker israel is going to be really important her

woodward says it's common for sex offenders to blame their victims that they made them do it.re going to hear from her husband later this morning on abc 7 news at 8:00 o'clock. >>> in business news, chevron's first quarter profits rose 36%. it's the latest in a series of strong earnings reports from major oil companies. chevron sold its oil for an average of $89 per barrel in the last quarter compared with $71 a year ago. that led to a $1 billion increase in profit. a chevron spokesman told abc 7 the profits have little to do with the price of gas at the pumps. president obama is calling for an end to $4 billion in tax subsidies for big oil companies. >>> meteorologist lisa is here with our beautiful forecast. >> it's gorgeous out there. clear skies. still a little breezy. numbers already in the upper 50s. we'll start our warming trend today and then getting a little hot out there. i'll detail that forecast next. >> also next, a place that's definitely not thin on history. how san francisco wants to take the old mint beyond mint condition. >> lisa is here. i wore bright colors

. >> just on the mullah omar subject, under the bob woodward ruled that if you talk to a journalist off the record and then you pass on the ground rules come off, i would say it that i had lunch with ambassador holbrooke last year. and he said in the course of discussing this very subject, if i could kill either osama bin laden or mullah omar at this stage i think it would be more productive to kill mullah omar. >> okay. i'm not happy -- that was a very -- [talking over each other] >> i would disagree with them. i think that mullah omar despite everything one thinks and knows about him, is, can be -- probably no one else could. and second, on the issue of taliban and al qaeda, i have no idea as to the reply, but one thing i know, if i were taliban and wanted to break with al qaeda, i wouldn't discard in advance. there are two cards the taliban will hold in any talks. one would be the fact that they're fighting. and two, they leak to al qaeda. you don't take that out until there is a settlement. >> okay. jeff, we're not going to turn over to questions. jeff will moderate a. and please co

woodward says it's common for sex offenders to blame their victims that they made them do it.ws at 8:00 o'clock. >>> in business news, chevron's first quarter profits rose 36%. it's the latest in a series of strong earnings reports from major oil companyies. chevron sold its oil for an average price of $89 per barrel in the last quarter, compared with $71 a year ago. that led to a $1 billion increase in profit. a chevron spokesman told abc 7 the profits have little to do with the price of gas at the pumps. >> we understand and appreciate the impact that high fuel prices have on consumers, particularly people who are struggling in an economy that's still trying to recover. but the most important way to address those high energy prices are with increased efficiency and more supply. >> i think people have every reason to be suspicious or outraged about an industry that's raking in $6.2 billion for one company in a quarter shell, $9 billion in their first quarter. and at the same time feels entitled to take another $4 billion off taxpayers. >> president obama is calling for an end

woodward also wrote of an administration that wrestled with the most basic question about the war. what is the mission? what are we trying to do? what will work? these are question that the man answers. i believe that americans of all political viewpoints can enbrace this fresh eyes approach for it is always, always to our national interest to openly assess the challenges before us and to chart a clear course to success. i urge my colleagues to join me in support of this legislation. this congress, both political parties, cannot do what this administration is doing. we cannot ignore this issue. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from pennsylvania, ms. schwartz. for five minutes. ms. schwartz: permission to address the house for five minutes and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. schwartz: for decades medicaid has been a lifeline for older americans, providing affordable health care for all americans. but this week, republicans are trying to strip t

this is woodward's book. this is, you know, these are the earlier studies. these are "the new york times" reporting on tora bora and the cornering of osama bin laden only then to be waved off by the tribal leaders saying we've got it from here. i think john's right. i think admiral mullen has been hugely significant on his senior military to military relationships not only in pakistan but in egypt. but we're thinner at the, sort of the field grade officer which are so critical on the decision-making. so let's take this tension point between, sort of the clear, hold, build on the security side, the sanctuaries and safe havens on the other and then the approaching july 2011 and 2014 decisions. how do you start to reconcile and balance your opportunity cost versus the blood and treasure that is being expended every day? >> i don't think that the july 2011 date means much more these days, except for the beginning of a transition. i think, it is my view we need to be serious about this transition phase and defining what transition actually means. we had a panel h

this is woodward's book. this is, you know, these are the earlier studies. these are "the new york times" reporting on tora bora and the cornering of osama bin laden only then to be waved off by the tribal leaders saying we've got it from here. i think john's right. i think admiral mullen has been hugely significant on his senior military to military relationships not only in pakistan but in egypt. but we're thinner at the, sort of the field grade officer which are so critical on the decision-making. so let's take this tension point between, sort of the clear, hold, build on the security side, the sanctuaries and safe havens on the other and then the approaching july 2011 and 2014 decisions. how do you start to reconcile and balance your opportunity cost versus the blood and treasure that is being expended every day? >> i don't think that the july 2011 date means much more these days, except for the beginning of a transition. i think, it is my view we need to be serious about this transition phase and defining what transition actually means. we had a panel h

there are reports that obama has been somewhat frustrated with the admiral during the famous bob woodwardt about troop levels and certain levels in afghanistan in 2009 when mullen did not provide alternatives in the way the president seemed to want and it stuck to the single proposal of the military under general petraeus moving forward. host: their discussions asked about the secretary of state and her future. talk a little bit about her role with the national security team and what happens if a change would take place. guest: there were two positive surprises involving hillary clinton and the obama administration. the first surprise is that her relationship with the president has been pretty good, pretty strong. most of us who look at history and when the president appoints someone with an independent political base who is prominent as secretary of state that it is asking for trouble. without going back to harry truman and jimmy burns for another example, or powell's most recent example, he was a threat to bush people and did not get on with george w. bush and was not as effective as he

. >> i want to hear ambassador vendrell but just on that mullah omar subject, under the bob woodwardule that if you talk to a journalist it is off the record and then you pass on that ground rule to come off, i would say that i had lunch with ambassador holbrooke last year and he said in the course of discussing this very subject, if i could kill either osama bin laden or mullah omar at this stage i think it would be more productive to kill mullah omar. >> the okay. on that happy note. >> i would disagree with him. i think that mullah omar, despite what one thinks and knows about him, can be -- eventually of the other settlement which probably no one else could, and second on the issue of taliban and al qaeda, i have no idea as to the reply but one thing i know, if i were taliban i wouldn't give this in advance. there are two cars to taliban will hold in any talk. one with the fact that they are fighting and to their links to al qaeda. you don't give that up until there is a settlement because they also want other things. >> jeff we are now going to turn it over to questions. scheffe