speaker, the prime minister, in may, brought andy into 10 -- andy colson into 10 downing street. as well right honorable gentleman -- may i ask the right honorable gentleman, is he -- [laughter] is he entirely satisfied that once he was editor of the news of the world at no time was he aware of any use of unlawful hacking and telephones? -- of telephones? >> deputy prime minister. >> i am grateful for the words he said about the prime minister and the great news about the birth of their new baby daughter. i of course will pass those on. as for the issue of phone hacking, he knows, as we all do, that this is a very serious offense. it is an outrageous invasion of privacy. it is right that two individuals were convicted and imprisoned. he has made it very clear that he took responsibility for something which he had no knowledge of at the news of the world and he refutes all allegations that have been made to the contrary. that statement speaks for itself. it is now for the police and police alone to decide whether new evidence has come to light which needs to be investigated. >> st

this will be nine colson is any and there will not -- there will potentially be none. -- there will be nine holes. you have a profound responsibility when it comes to endangered species. they will be front loading this issue. unless the decision is postponed until they have decided what will happen with the golf course and the park, this will potentially favor an outcome if you make a decision right now. i would strongly urge you to hold off on this and wait until not just conjecture but until this issue is resolved and we know it sadly what the disposition of the park will be like. there is no reason to prematurely to this parks and recreation at been aggressive -- there's no reason to do this prematurely. parks and recreation have been aggressively pursuing this. thank you. >> colleagues. >> if the land use changes, what is the ability of the facility to redirect the recycle water? >> i would say the capacity to redirect recycle water would be possible but severely limited. they can pump this into a and existing committee but this would be very expensive. it is possible to do this bu

colson was either composite in criminal activity or the most incompetent editor in fleet street." which is it? >> deputy prime minister. >> my right honorable friend and i are in complete agreement that if you e -- if new evidence has come to light, the police -- and this is what i want and expect -- the police will not actively look to see whether that evidence is worthy of further investigation. that is what the police are there for and what they should be doing. it was under the labour government that no further action was taken. it is their former home secretary who is making all sorts of pious remarks who decided not to involve the hmic, the director of prosecutions. the crown prosecution service decided not to take further action. if the police not think that new evidence has come to light, let them decide. >> jack straw. >> mr. speaker, the media select committee chaired by your honorable friend, said, "the evidence we find makes it inconceivable that no one else at the news of the world, bar mr. goodman, was aware of the activity of phone hacking." what does the prime mini

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they say that it's just too difficult to work with a too radical julian assange wired editor kevin colson will join me to discuss the website's troubles and then we're going to look at the state of america's infrastructure with the rise of natural disasters and mounting troubles with bridges and roadways we have to ask is the u.s. starting to crumble literally correspondent christine will have that story but now let's move on to tonight's top story. today the jury selection began just blocks away from ground zero in the first civilian trial of a guantanamo bay detainee it's the case of ahmed khalfan ghailani he faces two hundred eighty six federal counts related to the august seventh one thousand nine hundred ninety eight bombings of u.s. embassies in tanzania and kenya where twenty two hundred twenty four people were killed including told americans now golani is accused of helping deliver bomb making components including t.n.t. and oxygen tanks in a truck detonated outside the u.s. embassy in tanzania he fled africa with a senior al qaeda explosives trainer and according to court papers

. >>> joined by colin quinn, colson comedian, writer and new broadway show "long story short, historyworld in 75 minutes" debuts you said november 9th? >> that's 13 days after jerry's wife's book really comes out. >> larry: october's 26th. >> 28th. >> 26th, jerry. >> 26th. >> larry: why are you producing a broadway show? >> i'm directing, larry. directing. i wear a cape. i have a beret. i have a cane. >> sits like this in the third row. >> i don't know. >> larry: how did this come about? >> this is a great story. we started this in the spring, right? we were sitting around. we have breakfast together, colin and i multiple times a week. like you, you go to nate and al's, right? we have a place here, not going to mention the name. >> not the diner from "seinfeld." >> larry: okay. >> and i said to him, you know what you should do, you should do a one-man show, because one of the things that a comedian has that no other person, an actor doesn't have, is if you don't feel like dealing with networks or producers, you can go right to the audience and present what you do. and he was looking t

brees leading the saints down the field, the winning drive, a completion to marcus colson, setting upge but still sneaks through, saints win the game, 25-22. >> san francisco is getting better, right? the super bowl champion. >> they are 0-2 at this point. they're getting better. >> reggie bush, that could be a huge loss for the saints. >>> baseball, huge series last night. before the game, bud selig, don mattingly, and, yes, joe torre, back in new york, returning to pay tribute to the late geor georgestegeorge stein brenner. they unfailed a monument to sign brenner. he brought eight world series titles to the bronx. >>> 2-0 lead, yankees up, 4-0, but blew it. rays came back to tie the game at four. to the sixth. a three-run home run. 8-4 lead, yankees win 8-6, a game and a half up on the rays in the east. >> who's the better team? >> think tampa bay is. they might finish second and get the wildcard. >> what do you think, willie? >> i think the yankees have a better lineup but their pitching is suspect. they don't want to go on the road. >>> it's always philly with a story like this.