alana, why do you think she wasn't? >> i know why she wasn't.ean, when i saw it along with everyone else, i just thought it was an oversight. some horrible oversight. and it wasn't. because they made a statement, and i actually spoke to the director of the academy myself. they made a conscious decision not to include farrah because they felt she was more well known for her television shows and flips than her movie career. >> larry: bruce davis said she should be honored at the emmys. >> that's right. >> larry: he said she left jean barry off as well. >> i guess they didn't read her bio. farrah did 16 films. she did "the apostle." a highly acclaimed film with robert duvall. she did "extremities." she has been a voting member of the academy for 30 years. >> larry: i forgot about "extremities." she was great. >> very good. >> larry: did you watch the academy awards? >> i was very upset. >> larry: were you ticked? >> i was up at hugh hefner's. 35 of us were in the screening room. when they got through, the whole place said, what about farrah fawcett

alana, why do you think she wasn't included? >> i know why she wasn't.ought it was a horrible oversight. it wasn't. they made a statement and i spoke to the director of the academy. they made a conscious decision not to include farrah because they felt she was more well known for her television show than her movie career. >> larry: bruce davis said she should be honored at the emmies. >> that's right. >> larry: he said they left gene barry off. >> i guess they didn't read her bio. farrah did 16 films. she did "the apostle." she has been a voting member of the academy for 30 years. >> larry: i forgot about "extremities." did you watch the academy awards. >> i was very upset. i was at hugh hefner's. 35 of us were in the screening room. the whole place said what about farrah fawcett? she was an icon. in the '30s it was jean harlow, in the '50s it was marilyn monroe, in the '80s it was farrah fawcett. >> larry: don't you think of farrah fawcett and think of television? >> she got very good reviews in the movies she did. i saw her in new york in a play. i for

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i'm alana burns and staying in the game is my simple win. (announcer) the contour meter, only from bayer. >>> every morning she would say good-bye, mom and dad, have a great day. when she got home, she would also ask you, how was your day? we would sit down and talk about it. she just couldn't wait for the next day. >> how sad. in san diego, san diego's dr. mark kalisch, psychiatrist, dip lo mate, in francis, our friend marc klaas. dr. kalisch, you are a colleague of dr. matthew carroll, the court-appointed psychiatrist who interviewed john gardner with a sentencing recommendation on the 2000 molestation. what was that assessment? and did you agree with it? >> well, larry, i've been doing this work for 30 years, and i have rarely seen a report that was more clear that dr. carroll did. it was well thought out. he threw up as big a red flag as any psychiatrist possibly could. he was deliberate in his thinking and his analysis, and pointed out that this is a man who had no remorse for what he did. hoe took no response. >> larry: so why did he o

i'm alana burns and staying in the game is my simple win.nouncer) the contour meter, only from bayer. >>> welcome back. let's reset some of the top stories in the news right now. and the united nations is reaching out to help people in the ravaged nation of chile. more than 700 people are confirmed dead. the world health organization expects that number to rise in the coming days. >>> two people are dead following a murder-suicide in a dale city daycare. a man shot and killed a female owner of the business this morning before then turning the gun on himself. >>> youngsters were unharmed. >>> police are trying to determine whether the u.s. marine is responsible for three attacks in arlington. that suspect is being held at the arlington county jail on charges of attempted abduction and armed robberies. >>> 11 nurses and five support staffers in washington and the hospital center are fighting to get their jobs back tonight. the hospital fired them because they could not make it during the historic back-to-back snowstorm. the hospital is still r

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alternative they could and that's why gitmo was put there and is still there and honestly come in the alana administration that is why it is still there and i would be willing to bet by the end of the obama had ministration still hasn't been closed because they won't be as defined in the alternatives of either. the war on terror doesn't fit the conventional law of war in some respects but neither is it activity that should be subsumed under the criminal law we paradigm. these are not -- the terrorists are not simply bank robbers on steroids. they are people waging war against us and our allies and we of life and the need to be treated in that context. i think it is fairly remarkable the shift in american public opinion that we have seen at the end of the bush administration media and political elites have beaten the administration into submission and they said let's close gitmo. senter mccain said what's close gitmo. it was one of the first acts president obama undertook as president and yet just this morning i saw that a new cnn poll shows that support for closing gitmo is down to around 3