it's all right. >> donald: she did so well. >> jimmy: yeah. >> donald: you tell us when, ready?okay. >> jimmy: okay, ready? [ cheers and applause ] ready, go. >> lil jon: song -- go! go! [ laughter ] rock. throw -- fish, cast, sling, bang. second word. brain, boss. [ laughter ] hair, head. headbang. [ laughter ] wood -- [ laughter ] oh, oh! whoop -- oh! [ buzzer ] [ wah-wah ] >> jimmy: oh my god! >> donald: "whip my hair." >> lil jon: oh! oh. >> jimmy: that was good. >> lil jon: that was close. i had two words. >> jimmy: so good. all right, nene -- >> lil jon: oh, man. >> jimmy: let's go for the win. >> nene: okay. i'm going to take the number ten. this is for the win. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: all right, here we go, pal. we can do this. for the win, let's do this. >> nene: okay. all right, you guys. >> jimmy: ready? >> donald: no talking. >> jimmy: song. >> nene: yes. >> jimmy: "the twist." second -- jump. "twist and shout!" [ cheers and applause ] ♪ that was it! we won! thank you so much, you guys. "celebrity apprentice," watch it when it comes on in march. starts at 9 p.m., nbc. [

diane sawyer goes head to head with donald rumsfeld in a tv first. the former secretary of defense opens up as never before. the controversy, the war, the wmds and the big question, what did he get wrong? >>> plus, the man whose public face has been stoney defiance gets emotional for the first time about his private trials at home during his tenure at the pentagon. an eye-opening surprising interview starts right now. >>> good evening, everyone. aisle bill weir. every war has its own signature images and when it comes to iraq and afghanistan, the sight and sound of donald rumsfeld at the pentagon podium is woven into american history. his defiant management of those wars made the former secretary of defense one of the most polarizing political figures of the post-9/11 age but in this his first television interview since 2006 you will see donald rumsfeld as never before. he reveals a tender side and valuable insight into the decisions that have so many young americans still in harm's way tonight. here with the world exclusive is diane sawyer. >> i've

donald trump. ♪ ♪ >> what a nice group. beautiful. thank you very much.o be here. >> you are hired. this is beautiful. let me begin by thanking cpac for the opportunity to address so many of you today. it's a wonderful forum and an honor to be here. thank you very much. while i am not at this time a candidate for the presidency, i will decide by june whether or not it will become one. and i will tell you to reason that i'm thinking about it is that the united states has become the whipping post for the rest of the world. the world is treating us without respect. they are not treating us properly. america -- [applause] america today is missing quality leadership in foreign countries have quickly realized this. it is for this reason that the united states is becoming the laughingstock of the world. whether we like it or don't like it, that is what's happening. i do with people from china. i.t. with people from mexico. they cannot believe what they are getting away with. i have said on numerous occasions that countries like china, like india, south korea, me

>> that's right. >> i thought he was funny. >> i, donald h. rumsfeld -- >> reporter: the 69-year-old secretary was at the pentagon just nine months on september 11th, 2001. he was in his office when suddenly it seemed to shake. [ sirens ] >> reporter: he raced towards the smoke. >> i came around that corner down there. >> reporter: right. >> and it was -- it was just in flames, in smoke. >> reporter: you can see him there helping them carry the wounded. >> this was the first war of the 21st century. i had to impose a sense of urgency into the department. there wasn't a guide book or a map or some program that said here's how you do this. we had to figure it out. >> reporter: ten years later a central question, why introduce iraq after 9/11 on that very day? >> people were trying to figure out what had happened, who did it, what was going on. so it was their responsibility to raise those questions. >> reporter: did you drive iraq? >> no. >> reporter: into the conversation? >> no, absolutely not. >> reporter: he says it was the president himself

trump's also donald trump had to sort of fire off a shot there about how ron paul is essentially an electable which they don't like very much there are a lot of people who are major fans of ron paul who were there and he will be voting i think it's also his time because time i mean frankly i suspect that he is probably still not quite mainstream enough to make a real go of it but i'm also always interested to see how somebody like ron paul plays in an early primary state like new hampshire that has a little bit more of a libertarian bent to it i think what's also interesting is how hard the gary johnson folks are pushing all of their material immaterial and urging people to vote for him in the presidential rival our governor and i got to wrap it up you guys and thank you both for being here and to your day. it's so on saturday hopefully we'll find out where you go through up and i thought thank you now before we take a break. ok guys it's time for show and tell on our program now last time we told you about the three hundred fifty million dollar buyout of huffington post to a.o.l. a

former defense secretary donald rumsfeld's memoir bookstore shelves today titled known and unknown so far the general message everyone's gone from the eight hundred page book is that romney is the sorry about anything and in fact it was everyone else's fault so he's settle scores with the likes of connelly's rice colin powell john mccain both george h. w. and w. bush he regrets not leaving office after the abu ghraib scandal not because of the torture that went on there but because it became a distraction and he's uploaded hundreds of pages of primary source material and documents onto a website where readers themselves have to pore through them if they feel so inclined so going to tell all that's really more of a blame all vindicate rumsfeld in the u.s. and worldwide earlier i caught up with anika sparing from the young turks from our studio in los angeles and i first asked her you know despite the fact that we may have expected rumsfeld to be unapologetic can we still be disappointed. you know i think it's ok for people to feel disappointed about it if they do feel disappointed howe

former defense secretary donald rumsfeld on her turbulent tenure, interrogations and the horror of abu ghraib. >> that was such a stain on our country. >>> health alerts. big news about treating breast cancer. >>> and "world news" investigates a product found in every drugstore in america. >>> and, granny gladiator. thieves no match for a super hero with a handbag. >>> good evening. it was the mystery that puzzled engineers, frightened drivers and dealt a body blow to the first-rate reputation of toyota. and tonight, car owners and the automaker are breathing a sigh of relief. government safety investigators with help from nasa scientists have concluded there was no evidence flaws in the toyota electronic system made the cars accelerate. so, what did happen? our chief investigative correspondent brian ross broke the toyota story more than a year ago and he brings us the latest findings tonight. brian? >> reporter: well, diane, it was very good news for toyota in a year where they had to recall more than 8 million cars for safety defects led to dozens of deaths and thousands of accident

. >>> and my interview with former defense secretary donald rumsfeld. $700 billion spent on the war in iraq. over 4,000 american casualties. was it worth the cost? >>> plus, if you're getting ready to scratch that travel itch, how you can weatherproof your vacation. protecting yourselfrom mother nature and the airline industry. "the wall street journal report" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program, "the wall street journal report." now maria bartiromo. >> here is a look at what is making news as we head into a new week on wall street. the first shots have been fired in the battle of the 2012 budget. president obama releasing what he calls his cut and invest agenda, which projects an annual deficit of more than $1.6 trillion for the fiscal year. the president's proposal would freeze discretionary spending, reduce pentagon spending and increase education, infrastructure, and clean energy allotments. it does not address the fast growing and expensive programs of medicare, medicaid, and social security. >>> the marks took a breather early in the week, but

and had two putts for victory on the sixteenth cami conceded after the first giving donald the biggest win of his career collecting just over a million dollars in prize money and rising to third in the world rankings. only one american johnson wagner picked up his second win on the p.g.a. tour after beating spencer eleven in a playoff to take michael ware golf classic both on seventeen under after their final round at eleven failed to save our with this long on the first playoff hole meaning could two putt for victory and that's just what he did for this first title since victory in april three years ago now the freezing cold temperatures here in moscow didn't prevent thousands of spectators flocking to one of its parts to it was flying ice skaters and their own if slightly frostbitten causing but that of those that are watching. an impressive three hundred fifty metre long nice trick with the right to keep working must go to host the crucial third stage of the question ice world championship and the downhill international ice skating only from twenty four countries where we get to put

donald wins the match. it's his first year in the states in 3 years. for the first since 1992, the top three players are all from europe. >>> last week, trevor payne was on top of the racing world after winning the daytona 500. different story today. he crashes today. get as bump and manages to sneak down low. that's the pass and move that will end gordon's drought. he takes it in phoenix for his first win in 67 races. pba. he needs this pin to win. >> he misses it. >> he does not earn the final role in the 10th frame. he only needed 8 pins in that final role to win the championship. now, according to the pba, a bowler makes that shot 90% of the time. >> right now my thoughts are with my family. it is hard for them to watch in the tenth. sorry about this, but my heart goes out to meeka. >> that bowling video was exclusive to cbs5. the giants pitching staff leading to a world series title, the as are thinking, hey, why not us. we're good enough. trevor cahill was not in all- star form. alfonso soriano, two doubles. in the third, the bases loaded. you ca

you feel that way about donald rumsfeld?> i saw your show last week and was reminded how aggressive and petulant rumsefeld was. the thing that came to mind this morning was when he used the word "conspiracy" with the initiation of the war in iraq. but behind all of that bluster and tough talk, there is not much there. donald rumsfeld was one of the most unsuccessful secretaries of defense that i have ever observed in 30 years of covering the pentagon. an amazing combination of tough, aggressive talk with a failure to cope with issues as they are. he certainly thinks he understands things, but he has this superficial view about a lot of these issues, and it was a very unfortunate experience for america to have him as secretary of defense. >> the reason that i showed you that letter that was written in 1998 is because all of the people who signed it, almost all of them, went into the administration, and i probably should not use the word "conspiracy," but the point of showing you that letter, it said that saddam hussein should

it was not a good day for american players, luke donald facing matt kuchar, and donald is on fire.in twoz matches today, playing only 27 holes, winning 6 and 5 to to advance the finals, bubba watson meeting martin kaymer. martin nails it, deeding watson. kaymer meets luke donald on sunday. a's fans, facing the cubs. and at 11:00 tomorrow night, i'm taking the day off and will be picking the oscar winners. >> the man who predicted the green bay packers. >> i predict king's speech. i don't want to give away any other picks. i'll give you actor, colin firth. >> alan: thanks for watching. captioned by closed captioning services inc. [ bob ] i'd love to build bird houses for the rest of my life. so i've got toake re of my heart. for me cheerios is a good place to start. [ male announcer ] to keep ing what you love, take care of your heart with cheerios. the whole grain oats can help lower cholesterol. love your heart so you can do what you love. that'sver happened to cinnamon. introducing cinnamon burst cheerios. 20% day value of fiber bursting with the delicious taste of cinnamon. new

donald gregg, ambassador donald gregg is a member of the class of 1951 of williams college. he was a philosophy major. when he left williams college, graduated in 1951, he joined the central intelligence agency of the cia and started a career there that lasted for 32 years. he held a variety of different posts in different countries including burma, japan, south vietnam and south korea. in 1979, he served on the national security council staff for the president. and in 1982, he served as the national security advisor for then-vice president george h.w. bush. in 1989, he was appointed as ambassador to south korea where he served until 1993. after which he left government service and took on the position as chairman of the korea society. he currently holds the position of chairman emeritus of the korea society. don gregg has been here many times in my time here giving electric tours, classes in our winter study term. i've met him on several occasions. but there's two things i learned just recently about him. one of which shows us the true breadth of his accomplishment in forei

] >> jimmy: because he's donald trump.>> the donald. >> jimmy: he was on -- he hosted "snl" once, i remember, and we talked about some sketch. awe made a joke about his casino going bankrupt or something, and he laughed and then he put the script down, took off his glasses. he goes, "mark my words, that casino is going to come back." [ laughter ] and we're just a bunch of comedy writers going, "what the hell are you talking about? [ laughter ] we don't know anything about business, donald." so what happened? you got all reminiscent. you sent us some of the coolest photos, actual polaroids and photos. i loved that you did this. >> yeah, i opened a drawer and i found some of these photos. i thought it would give us somethin' -- a point of reference, something we could talk about. >> jimmy: what is this first one here? this is a really cool polaroid. >> oh, that's chet from "weird science." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: now, this is super cool. >> yeah, the significance of this photo is that it's the first image ever take

donald rumsfeld spoke exclusively with diane sawyer. >> i have answered that question 15 times. don't have any idea who said she said or said i'm quite you are sure. >> formidable. combative. title of donald rumsfeld memoir known and unknown is based on one of his famous lectures to a confounded press. >> as we know there are known known. things we know we know. we also know there are known unknown. that is to say we know there are some things we do not know. also unknown unknown. the ones we don't know we don't know. >> you were on "saturday night live". >> no i wasn't. >> well, >> not physically. >> remember what i spwaid your question the other day? >> that it was idiotic? >> that's right. >> i thought he was funny. >> 69-year-old secretary had been at the pentagon just 9 months on september 11, 2001. 10 years litter a central question. >> why introduce iraq after 9/11? on that very day about. >> people were trying to figure out what happened. who did it. what was going on. it was their responsibility to raise the question. >> did you drive iraq. >> no. >> into it. >> no abso

what else would we expect it donald rumsfeld to write? he's being a defense of human being. he does score some points against other people. he's actually read that the whole process broke down, that condoleezza rice did not do a good job, that colin powell was not as assertive as he might have been. >> how can you blame colin powell for not being assertive enough when you just take them in the proverbial groin and nature he could not walk? -- and made sure he cannot walk? >> i am a big fan of colin powell, but i think historians will go back and see a period where they wished that colin powell had been more assertive about going -- >> he says that president bush asked for plants differ going to war with iraq to two weeks after the 9/11 attacks, even aware of the invasion of afghanistan, which is where osama bin laden was. >> why wouldn't you? of course you would bid two weeks after 9/11, you would want a plan for all of our enemies in case of the contingencies. there was not an alliance between al qaeda and iraq, but he wanted to have a contingency if there were. i don't thi

donald trump for president? what do you think? [ laughter ] >> i know. why??? why would he want to do that? why the apprentice host thinks he should be hired at the white house. >> plus, busy moms and bad eating habits. how holding jobs could be putting your kids health at risk. coming up. >> i had one that was burned in a beach bonfire. >> it happens to the best of us but should you get insurance four smart phone? we'll check out the companies that promise to save cash. this is the final day on thb for white house press secrey robert gibbs. gibbs >>> there could be a going away party at the white house today. this is the final day on the job for the white house press secretary, robert gibbs. he announced last month that he would be leaving the post to become an outside political advisor to president obama and his re-election campaign. >>> the donald is talking about moving to washington. billionaire donald trump talked with a group of conservatives about the possibility of running for president. "usa today" reports that trump was nearly one of a dozen potentia

. >>> and does the donald have his eyes on the white house? >>> good morning. protesters in egypt are calling this a day of martyrs. thousands of demonstrators, perhaps the largest crowds so far, are supposed to march in remembrance of those who died in the cause. >> they are also calling on the military to take a stand against president mubarak. we begin our coverage with emily schmidt. >> reporter: it's day 18 of protests in cairo. people are gathered in tahrir square for what they vow will be their biggest gathering yet. and there's news that military leaders have held an important meeting about all that's unfolding. but for protesters, it's like day one. the first day after they thought they had forced their president to step down. for that reason, much of thursday, there was joy and relief. >> the dream became true. and whatever we've been fighting for since the 25th of january has been realized. >> reporter: the crowds gathered, waiting for president mubarak to resign in a public address. they were stunned by what he said. hosni mubarak told them, though

. >> i, donald h. rumsfeld -- >> reporter: the 69-year-old secretary was at the pentagon just nine months on september 11th, 2001. he was in his office when suddenly it seemed to shake. [ sirens ] >> reporter: he raced towards the smoke. >> i came around that corner down there. >> reporter: right. >> and it was -- it was just in flames, in smoke. >> reporter: you can see him there helping them carry the wounded. >> this was the first war of the 21st century. i had to impose a sense of

defense secretary donald rumsfeld who was one of the driving forces behind the invasion of iraq in two thousand and three has published an autobiography in which he defends his record also. find out why the legendary russian military helicopter the alligator is so formidable that in a few minutes right here on earth. u.s. president barack obama seems to be trying to win over wall street by asking them to help tackle what he calls a burden some corporate tax but with his appointments of high profile business leaders to government positions it has many questioning where his loyalties lie is laura lester has more. for two decades jobs and dollars have flown out of the u.s. and across the pacific meanwhile the american people have suffered high unemployment and a diminished standard of living looking for someone to blame politicians point to asian countries on the rise seemingly at america's expense the american people have also borne the brunt of china's mercantile trade policies which promote trade surpluses to cheap exports based upon an artificial depreciation of china's currency overl

defense secretary donald rumsfeld who was one of the driving forces behind the invasion of iraq in two thousand and three has published an autobiography in which he defends his record and also. find out why the legendary russian military helicopter the alligator is so formidable about zero in a few minutes on our t.v. . the russian security forces have detained three people suspected of helping organize a deadly bombing at moscow's main international airport last month they were arrested in russia's north caucasus. republic of it and are believed to be closely linked to the suicide bomber suspect well let's get the latest from marty's car slaughter some of her now sara who exactly are these people and what are they accused up. to the people believed to be the brother and sister of the suicide bomber and the third person is thought it was someone who stole the suicide of t.v.'s to carry out that it's. no day that police are detained great and they found places on the table of the brother and sister in the same explain that we used to carry out the suicide bombing i know you know that th

defense secretary donald rumsfeld who was one of the driving forces behind the invasion of iraq in two thousand and three has published an autobiography in which he defends his record and also. find out why the legendary russian military helicopter alligator is so formidable all that's coming up in a few minutes here on our t.v. . now russian security forces have detained three people suspected of helping organize the deadly bombing at moscow's main international airport last month two men and the woman were arrested in russia's republic of and are believed to be relatives of the suicide bomber suspect besta gaiters identified him as a twenty year old man from the north caucasus the attack killed thirty six people and injured more than one hundred chechen warlord and russia's most wanted terrorist doku umarov claimed responsibility for ordering the bombing. now a woman dies every forty minutes in domestic violence attacks in russia meanwhile a lack of adequate protection leaves hundreds of thousands of victims unable to report the abuse to authorities while there are help centers for v

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donald had a the win without pushing the drive. is ranked fifth. >>> cari web won the tournament in singapore for the win. >>> that will do it for this late sunday's sports wrap. have a good evening folks. >> that's unusual, no tiger woods. >> yeah. >>> be sure to join ktvu morning news, they'll have the latest on the search for the man in san francisco. >> and as always, ktvu.com is always on. and mark, is

secretary of defense donald rumsfeld autobiography many thanks. ok do stay with us because if not they now. going to business are to good to have your company russian energy major gazprom is reportedly in talks with the world at shell to widen the global alliance sources close to negotiations cited on bloomberg say europe's biggest oil company may offer gas from asia though in return shell wants to expand a little five natural gas plant at the twenty two billion dollar sounding to project to win markets in china and india however alexander knows that of for metropol doubts the plans will come to anything well at least for the moment. on one hand there are good very good perspectives for. point of view of gas for expansion. but at the same time current situation in the global energy market is not so favorable for a you know making new energy plans and current trend that the major global energy producers are postponing or canceling its new capacities production get us to. projects saw basically i don't think the timing for expansion of ireland. is t

luke donald facing matt kuchar. he wins two matches, playing only 27 holes, advances the finals.baba, he meant martin okaymer, and kaymer, the new number one in the world with that victory. he will meet luke donald in the finals on sunday. >> this story may be our last for the 49ers before next week's deadline lockout. the celebrity crabfest in union square. they cracking some crab for charity at the 49er foundation. a great time, and watch local celebrities embarrass themselves trying to demonstrate the art of cracking crab. kevin out of san jose state was there in full costume, and had no idea or cared how goofy he looked. >> i haven't look at myself. i can't believe i'm giving an interview in this thing. sorry, mom. >> mike: ought to audition for sponge responsible squarepantss. >> alan: a bay to >> alan: coming up in a half hour at 6:00, more proof that it actually snowed in san francisco last night. we'll have moyer -- more photos, and a big b.a.r.t. delay in san francisco. what the transit system is blaming for holding up passengers for more than two hours. join us at 6:00.

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donald rumsfeld is our guest. thank you very much for being here. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> for a dvd copy of this program, called 1-877-662-7726. for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit our website. "q&a" programs are also available as c-span podcasts. >> tomorrow, first look at the low energy income plan. then the national taxpayers union outline of hidden taxes that contained in the budget. that contained in the budget.

. >> reporter: donald hemphill from peoria, illinois, escaped from libya a week ago. he came to greet his colleagues. >> at least on the boat they were safe and had food and water. >> there was humor too, irish wit. >> i spent my life waiting for my ship to come in. the ship to come out was the one that counted more. >> reporter: but what they escaped from wasn't so funny. >> we got stopped by armed militia with ak-47s, rocket grenades going over our place, explosions. >> reporter: here 100 or so americans flew to turkey. >> the security circumstances in tripoli were such that it was impossible for anyone but really a handful of people to reach our plane. >> reporter: that leaves about 300 more americans still in libya, among more than 100,000 foreigners trying to leave. children were tired, no surprise. this boy had one word to describe his ordeal. >> rough. >> reporter: and this young mother summed it up best of all. >> how are you guys? >> we're fine. we're very grateful to be here. >> good, yeah. >> reporter: everyone we spoke to praised the u.s. officials and the

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. >> osgood: david martin has questions for former secretary of defense donald rumsfeld.l takes us back to the era of the boom box. seth doane digs his way deep into the salt mine. but first the headlines for the 13th of february 2011. we begin with the latest from egypt. egypt's military leaders have dissolved parliament and suspended the nation's constitution. that as pressing the army to release political prisoners. the opposition also says it's at work on proposal for a transitional government. o:k mccarthy in cairo. >> reporter: this morning soldiers who to leave tahrir square and let life return to normal. only a few listened and forlorhv the first time drove through the square again. the protestors want former president mubarak to give back billions of dollars they say he stole. also they want an end to the three decade old state of >> we want to cancel immediately. >> reporter: the military is now firmly in control of the government. it promises to hand over power to civilian rule but has not said exactly when that happen. so far no obvious civilian leaders have e

luke donald making quick work of ryan moore in the quarterfinals.d needed just 27 holes for his two wins today. he will take on the pga champ. he beat watson. heimer becomes the new number 1 player in the world. >>> no team in the nhl is hotter than the sharks. they won six straight and 15 of their last 18 including a thriller last night in calgary. >> he must score for calgary. goes way wide. back to the net. and he makes the save and the san jose sharks come from behind and win it in the shootout. >> they have been getting it done on the road too winning a franchise record eight games away from the tank this month. the sharks have moved to the top of the pacific division and are now third overall in the western conference behind vancouver and detroit with 19 games remaining. >>> meanwhile, monta ellis and the warriors headed in the option direction getting blown out at home last night against the hawks trailing by as many as 29 in the 3rd quarter now five games behind the eighth seeded jazz. the warriors begin a seven-day road trip in minnesota to

donald trump talking about running. even if they shake out, but why is there no orderly process. >> we've covered these cpac conventions. they come early. they seldom ends up with the nominee. it's for people to set their outer limited. >> they have to do their best. for some it's a matter of getting with their integrity intact. for others is to genuinely play to the crowd. >> sarah palin wasn't there. >> nor was mike huckabee but donald trump was. that tells you something about that nature of that. but romney is in some way the closest equivalent to what you're talking, a person who had run before, comes out of the establishment. but because of the health care issue because of questions about the way he ran in 2008 and what he really stands for and is he authentic, he's in no way the kind of frontrunner we've seen in the past or the sort of senior vice president as some republicans have described their process. >> some of that is because you have the bush administration that was discredited with an older vice president

gathering of the year has given a sneak peek at who might become the next american leader billionaire donald trump was among those considering running for the country's top job. and to turn it into south africa's. ukraine is getting ready to follow the example of last summer's world cup host well they plan to introduce france at the twenty twelve euro cup to an old slavic instrument that will have spectators at fever pitch. up next join martin and use in his search for the russian spirit and the british capital. the hundreds of thousands of us living in great britain said. listen. this. is a. come fishies. just how much. has several in fact. noticeable. in the british capital. just. think well. you can if. it's celebrations in the city streets. the steel new style. several. times everything. i'm trying trips to. the recent past means you're one of life's great supply to me here. working in russia i think. it's a wonderful. they see me clients said frank said just a little and i think you think it's a wonderful thing i love my wife. wrong in this well take a holiday that i buy that yes take e

on sunday for the championship are aging past american bubba watson why single sure donald meanwhile had a commanding semifinal win over another american match the match was all over the fourteenth of the englishman winning five and four so that means will be a battle the treaty ryder cup team mates and celebrates trial which will be played eighteen holes. elsewhere on the p.g.a. tour johnson wagner takes a one shot lead into the final round of the my cult classic carting a sixty five on the can automate day chris stroud the second in this fairway wood from him in the thirty five right big green but it was a rare highlight as he could only muster a third round of seventy. action from the n.b.a. now where detroit have posted their highest points tally of the season beating needs are one hundred twenty three one hundred sixteen for their first win in twelve attempts over the jazz detroit had fans behind the early on new boy devin harris finding on the recurring preferred. but the pistons turned the tables in the second quarter with rodney stuckey finding for all the top scored with twe

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donald for birdie. that puts the pressure on kiemer.a short era tempt for birdie but can't get it to drop. he was up three by the time he got to 16 and only needed the two putt from here to win. donald with the victory. the first time in 19 years, top four players in the world are european. westwood, mcdowell -- tiger is ranked 5th. >>> the lakers in oak city against the team trying to establish itself as one of the elite in the west. they don't have kobe bryant. los angeles in front, four and a half minute mark. bryant hitting the three. he was eight of 22 but made the big hoops. like here upping the one point lead. they win as they hold down the three spot in the west. the thunder is number four. >>> webb won the lpga. that's going to do it for sports ran. we will see you tonight. >> what's the story on tiger? he is just not getting it together. >> no. its been a year and some months because the big event was right after the holiday of last year and you know there is a lot of talk that maybe his priorities have changed and when you ha

on sunday for the championship after edging past american but what are single file donald meanwhile with a commanding semifinal win over another american who shot a match was all i got at the fourteenth with the englishman winning five and four so awful between two. the team makes the sunday's final who plays over eighteen dollars. only one of the p.g.a. tour johnson right now takes a one shot lead into the final round michael with all classic card and expects the five on the announcement day chris rabb is second at the spray wood from him on the thirteenth with five right at the green but it was a rare highlight to get only muster a third round of seventy. action from the n.b.a. now where detroit have posted their highest points tally of the season is in use our one hundred twenty to one hundred sixteen for their first win in twelve times over the jazz to georgetown found themselves behind early on gas boy getting high risk on kirilenko right but the pistons turned the tables in the second quarter as well the story is funny for he top scored twenty eight points on the side to a fif

donald facing him.two matches yet filling all of 27 holes winning 6-5 to advance to the finals. bubble watson. on 18 par and the victory. he nails it. with the win he's the new number one in the world and he'll meet luke donald in today's final. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> up at 6:30, the tax on san jose pot clubs that takes effect this week. even though they consider medicinal marijuana dispensaries illegal. a landmark san francisco >> all new oprah: the day after hollywood's biggest night we're taking over oscar's stage! ((oprah)) hooray for hollywood! it's our ultimate after oscar party from the kodak theatre in los angeles! withthththththththththththththth ♪ >>> welcome back, everyone. san jose still considers all medical marijuana shops to be illegal, but that is not stopping the city from inviting pot club operators to city hall tomorrow to discuss taxing pot sales. our media partner, the mercury news reports the city will slap a 7% tax on marijuana disp

as i was saying, the book of donald rumsfeld is very much in that tradition. the book is on his entire life, but i thought we would begin by talking about in rock. i guess maybe the way to get into this, here we are in the constitution center. we just passed by the stats to a james madison. as you know, madison give a lot of thought to warrant with the president should do and how often americans should get into war. if he came back in nasty to tell him why we went to war, what would you say? >> the answer would be that the congress of the united states passed a resolution overwhelmingly favoring regime change. in the 1990's by an alarming note, and it was signed by president and. the united nations issued some 17 different resolutions advising iraq that they should conform to the resolutions call request of the designation security council to allow the inspectors into their country to provide the inspectors the information are on weapons out of mass destruction. the u.s. the nation's had been repeatedly rebuffed. president george w. bush made a decision when h