senator kerry, we'll leave it there. thank you very much. >>> up next, we'll be back live from the reagan library with our special panel and more insights and analysis on the situation in egypt. what does it mean for the future of u.s. foreign policy in the middle east? plus, on this 100th birthday of president ronald reagan, what does his legacy mean today? our guests, former reagan chief of staff james baker, former reagan speech writer, peggy noonan. former san francisco mayor willie brown and correspondent for nbc news during the reagan administration, andrea mitchell. we know why we're here. to build a new generation of airplanes to connect the world. ♪ airplanes that fly cleaner and farther on less fuel. and make nonstop travel possible to more places. ♪ [ female announcer ] around the globe, the people of boeing are working together -- to bring us together. that's why we're here. ♪ >> woman: good night, gluttony-- a farewell long awaited. good night, stuffy. >> ( yawning ) >> good night, outdated. >> ( click ) >>

senator kerry says mr. davis has diplomatic immunity, but will face a criminal investigation at home if released. >> under interrogation, a high- profile suspect teamed to get away. this is agreement davis, a u.s. embassy official, accused by pakistan police of cold-blooded murder. last month, he killed two pakistan a men, shooting them dead from inside his car. he is a crack shot and allegedly a former u.s. special forces. davis said the men tried to hijack him at gunpoint and it was self-defense. the case is like a spy drama gone badly wrong. a third man was run over and killed by a backup car. this is the busy intersection where the shooting took place. the bullets fired here have created a legal and diplomatic and political crisis. america and pakistan are not at loggerhead. both nations have accused -- have huge amounts at stake, but neither show signs of backing down. u.s. senator john kerry has been meeting pakistani leaders at an attempt at damage control. president obama insists that pakistan canno

i talked with senator kerry earlier today. senator kerry, welcome to the program. >> thank you. glad to be with you. >> suarez: just a short time ago president mubarak of egypt spoke to his people. he urged the government to pursue the transfer of power in a way that fulfills the people's demands. he said he won't be a candidate for re-election and that he's advocating changes to the egyptian constitution. is this pretty much what the united states was urging the egyptian president to do? >> well i think it's a very significant step forward. i think there are still concerns about this interim period, and the people of egypt are really going to probably express their point of view about that. but this is is a very significant step for, one that is welcome. i think all you had to do was listen to the tens of thousands of people in the square or elsewhere who responded to the news that he would not run for re-election and there would be the beginning of a process to transfer power. >> suarez: as clear as he made it that he was not going to be around forever, he did make it clear th

. >> john kerry is in pakistan trying to secure the release of an american accused of killing two men. he says his actions were in self-defense. >> under interrogation, a high- profile suspect keen to get away. this is the u.s. embassy official accused by pakistani police of murder. last month he killed two pakistani men. he is a crack shot in the allegedly former special forces. the men tried to hijack him at gunpoint and it was self- defense. the case is like a spy drama gone wrong. this is the busy intersection where the shooting took place. the bullets have created a legal crisis. america and pakistan are now at others. both nations had a huge amount at stake. neither show signs of backing down. >> john kerry has been meeting pakistani leaders in an attempt at damage control. president obama insists pakistan cannot put davis on trial because he has diplomatic immunity. >> if our diplomats are in another country they are not subject to that country's local prosecution. >> fears he will be freed haunt the family of one of his victims. they say he was just 17. his young widow has alr

kerry-lugar-berman is a very interesting bill but even kerry-lugar-berman incentivizes some very strange things and we can talk more about that, but if we continue the status quo and we have this idea that we can keep throwing money at the army and things are going to change, we are going to come to the point of the conflicts. conflict. i don't see any way of getting out of there with this incremental, noncreative empirical because there is no flipping data and forming what we do and what we are going to find very quickly in a position of us trying to contain pakistan. that is not going to be pretty. think about what it would take to contain pakistan. at the other extreme and this is the extreme i'm going to advocate for even though i think it has zero possibility of actually working oregon being possible. in the same way that actually tellis envisioned a new big idea for india and pulled the bureaucracy around to get all of our institutional differences towards a new big idea for india we need to do this for pakistan. we need to relook at the country. in. in you to see pakistan as it is

nbc's kerry sanders reports tonight on the workers who are rising up and saying no to some of the most extreme cuts in the nation. >> i'll continue to keep going around. >> reporter: in wisconsin today, a game of hide and seek. the state legislature's sergeant at arms on the hunt for 14 senate democrats, who fled the state, driving an hour and a half away to neighboring illinois, rather than vote on the republican budget cuts. for the third day, more than 25,000 teachers descended on the wisconsin statehouse. with so many teachers absent from the classroom, schools there shut down again today. civil service employees are upset. with newly elected republican governor scott walker's plans to balance the budget. >> people viewed what we're proposing as being modest. >> reporter: walker says he will cut up to $3.6 billion in the budget, in large part by eliminating unions' collective bargaining powers to negotiate wages and benefits. >> i think we've lost a sense of democracy. i feel like what people in egypt are fighting for right now, that's exactly what i feel like i'm fighting for righ

. >>> senator john kerry is in pakistan. >> good morning, westbound 92 high wind advisory on the san mateo bridge. you are looking at the san mateo bridge. in fact for every bridge expect for the cadenez bridge has a high wind warning. >>> senator john kerry is in pakistan trying to win the release of an embassy worker charged with murder. president obama sent senator core kerry to pakistan to argue that raymond davis should not be tried in pakistani court because he should have diplomatic immunity. he has been detained since january 27th after he shot two unarmed pakistani men on motorcycles. davis claims the men were trying to rob him and he was acting in self-defense. many pakistanis have taken to the street. the taliban has warned anyone helping to release davis will be be -- iran state television says progovernment supporters forced antigovernment activist to leave the memorial. they chanted slogans calling for the death of opposition protestors. protest in the middle east are spreading to the persian gulf. alison burns is tracking the protest. alison. >> reporter: dave, thousan

what's the point of kerry-lugar-berman? well, the point is to try to build up a relationship with the pakistani people, to have a long-term commitment to the relationship. and to have a nontransactional relationship. as moeed pointed out, we can't demand results on a quarterly basis. we're not going to get them, and we shouldn't expect that we're going to get them. it's going to be tough to defend this in the current budgetary environment, but as recent events in a few countries not too terribly distant from pakistan in the past week have shown, placing all our bets on military strongmen while ignoring the voices and the angers of the populations of those countries is really not a recipe for long-term stability, and it's probably not in the interests of the united states. [applause] >> thank you very much, chris, moeed, and jonah for some really insightful, i think, remarks, interesting, provocative, and i'm hoping it will stimulate some rich discussion and debate from all of you. i don't have much to add to that. i just wa

there is one district that john kerry carried along with barack obama. there are five districts in pennsylvania, three in the suburbs of philadelphia, and two in the more western parts of the state. we are focused on those 14 states to begin with, one in the york, five in pennsylvania, and others elsewhere, and then we graduate from there. >> when president obama is sharing the ballot with a number of your candidates in 2012, would you see that as a positive or will that be a negative? >> is positive. a rising tide lifts all boats. >> are you doing anything different in your predecessor? >> had a very defined role under my predecessor. i was the recruiting chair. my style is to focus intensely on the mission at hand. i did not have enough exposure to the things that my predecessor was doing. i read the book after i was made the dccc chair, when rahm emanuel was the chair in the to the house bank. i found it instructive. does try to set an aggressive tone. m very plain -- pleased with headlines like new-found assertiveness. the "new york times" had an edi

we spoke several times during the mccain and kerry campaigns.an organizer for vietnam's veterans against john mccain and john kerry. i'm here today because of the p.o.w. issue. as you very much involved in that. and what i would like to ask you is there is a prison in a hanoi underground, 1992 the senate committee, our government has the gift and before, with nixon in '73 when they said they all came home, just there's no other underground facility were 300 americans were held after the war was over. i would like to know if you would be willing to go with myself to go over to hanoi and insist that john mccain -- >> is billy here? >> yes. >> how are you, billy? >> [inaudible] >> yeah, i would be willing to go, but i don't think it's grin to happen because i don't think they are going to let it happen. they would probably shut it down and the would tell us that, you know -- >> there's the peace in the book about the many americans he believes were left behind in about a failure of the mainstream that covered the story. >> i would be willing to go

senator john kerry is in pakistan trying to win the release of an american embassy worker charged with murder. president obama sent senator kerry to pakistan to argue that the embassy worker, raymond davis, should not be tried in pakistani court because he should have diplomatic immunity. davis has been detained in pakistan since january 27th, after he fatally shot two pakistani men on motorcycles. davis claims the pen were trying to -- the men were trying to rob him and he was acting in self-defense. many pakistanis took to the streets because they want davis to be tried in pakistan. the taliban has warned anyone who helps in his release will be punished. >>> 7:45. well, they said no in berkeley last night. two guantanamo bay detainees will not be offered invitations to re-settle in berkeley once they get out of prison. about 11:30 last night, the berkeley council rejected the resolution to welcome two detainees from guantanamo bay to live in berkeley. it's an issue that puts berkeley in the national spotlight with strong opinions on both sides. >> i want to know if the peace and just

john kerry meeting the strategist for president bush. kerry says to mckennon you can a great job with the campaign. my team messed it up. although he used a saltier word. it's amazing that he said that, frightening that he heard it, and in a public way. i think he's also willing to take the blame in new hampshire. he didn't fire people in 2000 when they lost the primary to john mccain. he said this is on me. let's fix it for the next time. >> yeah, so i just wanted to sort of say a little something about that point of president clinton. i think what you are getting at is what was brought up earlier. these books do reflect the very different men. i think that president clinton, who he is is someone who is very interested in understanding. he's interested in other people understanding him, he's interested in understanding others. that's where all of that discussion about i feel your pain, i think comes from. i think when you look at george w. bush, he is somebody who like i said, from my perspective, he makes very quick judgments about peo

senator john kerry is in pakistan. he's trying to win the release of an embassy worker charged with murder. president obama sent kerry to pakistan to argue that raymond davis should not be tried in pakistan any court. davis has been detained in pakistan since january 27th after he fatally shot two armed pakistani men that were on motorcycles. in the meantime many pakistanis you see them in this street now calling for davis to be executed. the taliban has warned anybody who helps to free davis will be targeted. >>> in iran today we are hearing reports of clashes at a memorial service for a student killed during antigovernment protests in ty ran on monday. progovernment supporters forced antigovernment activist to leave the memorial by chanting slogans. now the state department is protesting violent protest as alison burns reports the u.s. has critical interest in this small persian gulf kingdom. >> reporter: it looks very similar to what we witnessed in egypt. this is video we pulled off of you tube thus morning after t

we are chalking with chef randy and kerry. thank you for allowing us in to our kitchen. >> thank you for coming. >> i noticed it's a new venture for you chef after 22 years with the hyatt. how has the experience been for you. >> i love it. this is pretty much working in the hotel in the chef position, this is what i usually do is teach cooks in the way that the chef would want everything to be done and everything from sanitation to inventory to actual cooking. this experience has been just incredible to me it's basically using my years of experience and passing it on. >> you are doing well with the happened made pasta. you taught students before, what are the secrets for becoming a really good chef. do you have to be born or can you learn to be a great chef. >> it's about attitude. if you love to cook, because i love to, i love to eat, i love to cook with someone who enjoys it. i enjoy my job and like to share my experience with students. >> we have a couple of items here. this is a ravioli with avocado. we have lasagna as wel

. >> john kerry called upon the people -- hosni mubarak. >> i believe it's upon hosni mubarak to help transform this moment into the new egypt. >> in the meantime, kay rowe airport is still jammed with foreigners. the u.s. state department said they evacuated 1200 americans yesterday and expects to transform another 1400 more in the coming days. a big storm is intensifying. the storm is bringing snow, heavy, freezing rain, and creating blizzard-like conditions in some parts like chicago. there's tornado warnings in other parts of the state. it's not a good day to flight today. 6,000 cancellations have been logged, by midday today. more cancellations expected tomorrow. flights from st. louis, n ew york, chicago, and boston here were cancelled. flights from all three bay area airports are grounded or experiencing delays. check with your airline, especially if you are going to an area affected by the snowstorm. >>> here in the bay, sunny and mild. later today, the headliner may be the wind. take a look at what's going on. light winds out there. fairfield and vacaville, 15 miles per hour

. >> 4 year-old kerry has an extensive filing criminal history. as kron 4 reports, he first went to prison for sexually assaulting a 14 year-old boy. if '87 when kerrey was 17 years old, was convicted of assaulting a 14 year-old he met on this track team. in 199he

. >>> kerry verse admitted in court in martinez that he had secretly met with a man from a therapy group. verse was arrested two weeks ago after a therapist learned of the friendship. >>> after today, the single prince of anyone are now automatically sent to u.s. immigration and customs enforcement. six rural states became the last to implement the community systems today. 7,500 people have been deported from california under the program. contra costa county have seen the largest number. >>> the issue, there are no fire hydrants or water systems on the bridge. the crashes reignited a campaign by some bay area firefighters. >> so we had that fire like we would find a wild land fire. we had to shuttle water. kind of like the old days of the bucket brigades. >>> there's a similar situation on the benetia bridge. assemblyman jeffreys is examining the issue in southern california and has been talking to bay area fire officials as well. he says aside from the state budget crisis, another obstacle is deciding who will be responsible for repairs and maintenance of the hydrant. >>> workers of num

it has been backed by senator john kerry in the u.s., the chair of the senate foreign leash -- foreign relations committee. silvio berlusconi has rushed to establish his relation with colonel gaddafi. investors are from bp, and other oil companies to commit to exploration deals with the regime. those contracts may not be at risk. severing ties with still have the biggest impact on a leash. >> italy can no longer count on libya for oil and natural gas deliveries. in addition, the libyan central bank, which holds a significant share of italy's largest bank has pretty much gone missing. >> mr. sarkozy is also keen for sanctions on the gaddafi family. his football playing son is involved in major construction projects. his brother is alleged to have financial interests in oil. leaders of granny -- r -- leaders elsewhere in the region are rushing to secure their positions. investors will be watching carefully for any sign measures are failing. bbc news. >> welcome to "bbc world news." here are the headlines. hillary clinton has stressed those responsible for the violence against civilians i

we are getting at least one suggestion coming from john kerry, a senior center in the u.s. that sanctions will be reimposed on libya. what are the chances the white house will sign off on that? >> so far the white house has stepped to the position they have had for the past few days saying they wanted the violence to stop and wanted libyans to choose their own destiny. secretary of state hillary clinton may have sharpened the tone a little bit. what was surprising was she openly said they had trouble of making sense of what was happening on the ground. this shows you how weak these ties are compared to the time is the u.s. administration had with egypt. -- compared to the ties the u.s. had with egypt. >> we understand the un security meeting has been meeting behind closed doors. do you know what has been coming out of the talks? >> the first meeting was a procedural meeting. the most important to thank to come out of that was they will meet again. that is what experts are coming -- expecting to come out of that. we don't really expect any decision on things like sanctions o

senator john kerry. but the sanctions were fully lifted in 2005. world leaders, including italy and's is silvio berlusconi, rushed to establish relations with colonel gaddafi. many oil companies were joined by investors of bp and other companies that recently committed to exploration deals. those contracts may now be at risk. >> italy can no longer count on libya, at least for the time being, for oil deliveries. and in addition, the libyan central bank which hold a significant share of italy's largest bank is pretty much missing. >> mr. sarkozy is also keen for sanctions on the gaddafi family. the president's son is involved in major construction projects. his brother, an heir apparent, is alleged to have financial interests in oil. leaders elsewhere in the region are rushing to secure positions. in saudi arabia, king abdullah returned to prevent any protests. investors will be watching carefully for any sign measures are failing. bbc news. >> this is "bbc world news." here are the headlines. president obama contends the bloodshed in libya. he says

. >>> repeat sex offendser kerry verse has been ordered back into a state mental hospital.n court today, verse admitted to violating the terms of his release. six years ago, verse became the second violent sex offender in california to be released under a conditional program sparking a fire storm of protests whenever he move into a new community. he was chemically castrated but today prosecutors said it's no longer working. >>> the city of oakland and its police department -- wednesday morning police went into the men of valor academy and several other locations looking for several people on a wanted list as part of operation sunrise. none of the men on the list was found at the academy. academy officials say the sweep sent the wrong message about their program and oakland police admitted today that they do rely on that academy to help improve the community. >>> forensic teams today removed body found earlier this week buried in the backyard of a home in me nevado. our cameras were rolling as crews filled the 4-foot craters where the body was removed. police are still tryin

by senator john kerry. since sanctions were lifted in 2005, world leaders including italy's silvio berlusconi have rushed to establish relations with colonel gaddafi. last year, several companies were joined by investors from gazprom, bp, and royal dutch shell. their contracts may be at risk. but it will still have the biggest impact on italy. >> they can no longer count on libya for the time being for oil and natural gas deliveries. in addition, the libyan central bank which holds a significant share of italy's largest bank credit has pretty much gone missing. >> mr. sarkozy is also keen for sanctions on the gaddafi family, saying they are involved in major construction projects. his brother, an heir apparent, it is alleged to have financial interests in oil. leaders elsewhere in the region are rushing to secure their positions. in saudi arabia, the kaine gave out billions in handouts to prevent further problems -- the king gave out billions in handouts. >>> this is out "bbc world news." the crisis in liby

and kerry checked in at the end in a sort of good cop/bad cop routine threatening to drop the writers altogether if the publishers did not come through and cut their fees. i did a little bit of bargaining. i don't enjoy it all that much, but i did it. i, you know, womaned up and i did it. but many publishers took so long to reply that the book had actually gone to press before i even heard back from them. and two negotiations were concluded on the final day, the last possible minute before the book was set in print. even an important writer cannot always control copyright permission, i wanted to include and i did include joyce carol oates' wonderful short story, "golden gloves." it is a short story by a woman writer about a boxer. i wanted the anthology to include counterintuitive examples of women's writing. women write about everything, they are not limited to feminine subjects. and i wrote away to try and find out who had the copyright, and after many months of silence, i appealed to joyce hearse who was an old -- herself who was an old friend and a supporter of this anthology. she

member of the communist party and before that of komsomol people couldn't really count on the deuce and kerry especially if the option was diplomacy. almost all miss nature of i never thought that there should be any other way and when there was and come some alone then and. by the way being a member of the party was the come some organization of the soviet foreign ministry and the young communist league sort of yes i just tried you know as young communist leaders of the foreign ministry to have some fun if you wish we organized events being sports be just. on weekends. some sketches were staged dances. and this this helped you know to bring people together. to make life a bit more interesting you mentioned those stones staging and things i know you play guitar i know you sing i know you love beatles but as a frenchman he says i'm a frenchman i asked she do you like french popular i love french popular news like who. is my favorite. song many others last question from facebook what's your favorite why. i don't i think i am when i read this question i put here scotch because i know you love sc

by senator john kerry. since sanctions were fully lifted in 2005, world leaders including italy's silvio berlusconi, have rushed to establish good relations with colonel gaddafi. at last year's energy conference, visitors were joined by investors from gasprom, bp, and royal dutch shell. those contracts may now be at risk. severing ties would still have the biggest impact on italy. >> they could no longer count on libya for oil and natural gas deliveries. in addition, the libyan central bank, which holds a significant share of credit, italy's largest bank, has pretty much gone missing. >> sarkozy is also keen on sanctions against the khaddafi family. his brother is alleged to have financial interests in oil. leaders elsewhere are rushing to secure their positions. in saudi arabia, the kaine returned to his kingdom, -- the king returned to his kingdom, giving out billions to civilians. >>> this is "bbc world news." the crisis in libya grows increasingly volatile as reports of up to 600 dead and the army being

dereliction of duty, suggesting impeachment might -- >> some people thought this is what did in john kerry in ohio. >> yeah. >> it's been an interesting reaction the past couple of days. yes, a lot of conservatives who have voiced a lot of outrage about this. i think the interview you were referring to, gingrich was saying, if somebody else did this, perhaps it would be grounds for impeachment. that's more of a headline grabber. the reality is that some of the reaction has been a little bit muted on right, and i think that's a result of you're starting to see a younger generation of conservative voters who are not having a problem with this. >> and people want him focusing on the economy as well and don't want him distracted. josh, thanks very much. >>> gay marriage is one of the issues that doesn't go away. not unlike water, dan brekke, a big study came out this week, looking at the way forward on water. give us the highlights. >> a couple of things going on right now. last week, new state body called the delta stewardship council, issued a first draft report on how to fix everything in t

dollar or what i would jerk kerry i don't know what i care if they know me very. very very. obvious to everyone know what i. now the olympic city of sochi has passed its first real test ahead of the twenty fourteen winter games the black sea resort is staging its first international competition at the brand new rosa hutto ski track the second day european cup state has been delayed by heavy snow finally went ahead manuel cravaack recovery banners first went to the last one on the downhill event on the track that are also being tested by president medvedev condoms to her said that as opposed to ski trying to suck just for sport and facilitate this is what i think ready for the olympics and those in charge i think will set a good example for all future building or. person as well. as the well we had lots of difficulties due to the heavy snowfall and i showed you was very tight but we completed the venue on time it could be compared to passing a tough exam a whole building out of venues will be much easier thanks to the experience we've gained to help build this one mind you pr

i'm just outside the gates of your state there was even some kerry a chance. bailable. so sadly it's time to get back to the twenty first century but at least looking leave the nineteenth in an authentic fashion. to. the whole. unfortunately for me i'm like calls horses get tired and i was dropped off still a fair distance from penza it was time to get hiking. up and walking for ages and i'm absolutely paul i mean even quite tempted to stop eating some of this snow but hopefully i think i might be able to find something better than that around here. luck i think this might be the place. coast. like. tar balls very much that. the stuff. they have the right direction. may turn out i was right. hello believes the bring this yeah this is. a fall in the bucket springs for the core of a drink please show me. this underground want to source was discovered almost a hundred years ago and it's been here ever since. this water has many useful properties it needs no prior treatment before it goes into food products from serious to what it drifts towards a plant no come say used to

going directly to increasing the body count to the be at nummi and became the currency of the kill kerry camp some of you may have seated scary looking individual i think i've ever seen in my life. he was a mercenary and. they got paid by the ears that they produced pairs of years as a navy seal p.r. you advisor makes clear these rules were set from the top p.r. you was the in force mint on of the phoenix program and the phoenix program was the cia organized program of assassination and terror in vietnam among other things americans on these teams would often carry out operations while dressed to look like the viet cong they brought back a gun they got paid for it if they brought back a prisoner they got paid for if they didn't bring back the whole prisoner they used to get paid for bringing back identifiable parts ok i didn't set these rules up this is the rules that they're that they played by when you try to change those rules you're going to resistance i didn't want people bringing me back years and me having to pay for it. i don't want to live people dead people on top. here's a sto

in the u.s., senators john kerry and john mccain introduced a bipartisan resolution today. they want president mubarak to begin an immediate transition to a democratic political system. >> build towards the elections that can be free, and fair, and set an example for how any country in this kind of crisis can deal with it. >> the obama administration says negotiations are underway with top egyptian officials about the possibility of mr. mubarak resigning and the creation of a transitional military-backed government led by continue current egyptian vice president. egyptian banking officials estimate the cost of the protests at more than $300 million a day. they are also lowering their forecast for egypt's economic growth to 3.7% in 2011, from 5.3%. the economy is suffering from the week-long closure of banks and other businesses along with the exodus of tourists trying to avoid violence '. >>> this morning students at mission san jose high school in fremont demonstrated in support of the anti-government protesters -- in egypt. [ horns honking ] >> students stood in front of

there was a former fbi agent, another kerry -- character and he was trying to work the case from the side of the u.s.. he had spent his life in the fbi honing his skills of negotiation and he had actually become the chief head of crisis -- what is his title? hostage negotiator. it has another title, but he had perfected this so the fbi after waco, gary was responsible for getting 35 people out of life. they took him out of there and the tactical people went in and sort of over overran the negotiators and the rest is you know, sad history for the fbi. gary nestler had left the fbi and he was on a case for these three americans. what he found was that at the time, post-9/11 there was actually no desire by anyone in the government to negotiate. and this infuriated him. so our book tells the story going forward in trying to push to get the guys out, at this time time there is a prosecutor kim kohl who has bound and determined to convict this colombian guerrilla for kidnapping the american hostages. so we also realized that none of this would be in play without something our country has b

died on the spot from the wounds he received so indeed a very tense few days in combat you know both kerry of course reflecting on the overall tense situation of course being the north caucasus police are not ruling out terrorist activity but of course suspecting russia's most wanted terrorist doc will modify previously claimed responsibility for two deadly terrorist attacks in the russian capital the moscow metro bombings and the very recent attack on moscow's dumb idea the airport they are of course investigating trying to get any leads talking to eyewitnesses doing everything they can to ensure the stability and security in the republic itself and the region of course as a whole fred we are from the christian science monitor says it's common practice for terrorists to target tourist resorts it fits a pattern all over the world where people terrorists who want to damage a country's economy they attack tourists because when the word of that spreads of people stop coming hotels closed all those service all those all that money that comes in with tourism stops but that's the reason the bit

coming together at the invitational tournament to see who has the best of the best events of course kerryports. motor sport fans willing to brave subzero temperatures in the capital were rewarded with a high powered spectacle the who's who of russia's racing world on hand in the twenty second star's race hosted by one of the country's premier automobile magazines two thousand and eleven to car runner of. formula one lotus renault test pilot and some of the more recognizable names taken part russia's first ever f one driver vitaly petrov also on hand to witness the but did not participate. that's after his lotus rental teammate robert qubits a suffered serious injuries during a rally event earlier this month the twenty six year old preparing for the formula one season opener on march twenty seventh. it's unfortunate that i'm not allowed to participate here due to the qubits the situation but it's always great to be back in russia as far as the formula one season we have no problems with the bahrain grand prix being cancelled that just means we have more time to prepare for the australian g

hillary clinton, john kerry, the french intelligence, the british intelligence, the german intelligence. it was uniform, across the board, that it was reasonable to assume that he had chemical and biological weapons. >> reporter: in his book, rumsfeld lays the blame on too many hands on the steering wheel. no coordinated plan. first, the president's right-hand adviser in the white house, condoleezza rice. >> she had never served in a senior administration position. she had been an academic. and you know, a lot of academics like to have meetings. every time, a big issue got before the president, he was perfectly willing to make a decision. >> reporter: and secretary powell? >> he did not, in my view, do a good job of managing the people under him. there was a lot of leaking out of the state department. and the president knew it. and it was unhelpful. >> reporter: robert mcnamara said we were wrong. we were wrong. we were terribly wrong. >> that's not the case with iraq. i think the world's a better place with saddam hussein and with the taliban gone and with the al qaeda out of afghanist

senator john kerry of the senate foreign relations committee was hastily dispatched to pakistan in an effort to smooth things over. >> even if it was mishandled, this man is a diplomat within the embassy and immunity attaches to him. so no matter how angry you get about something the way it was handled, that's the bottom line. >> reporter: the u.s. expects the pakistani government to tell the court davis does, indeed, have diplomatic immunity and must be set free no matter what he did. katie? >> couric: all right, david martin at the pentagon tonight. david, thank you. there's a report tonight that the top commander in afghanistan, general david petraeus, may leave his post by the end of this year. that's according to the "times" of london which says the pentagon is now considering possible replacements. meanwhile, in italy, silvio berlusconi has been somewhat of a teflon politician. he's been charged with corruption many times but nothing sticks. now prosecutors believe the prime minister's luck is running out. as mark phillips reports, berlusconi was ordered today to stand trial in

hillary clinton, john kerry, the french intelligence, the british intelligence, the german intelligence, it was uniform across the board that it was reasonable to assume that he had chemical and biological weapons. >> reporter: but you were wrong. >> my goodness, the intelligence was certainly wrong. >> reporter: if you had known he did not have them -- >> i didn't know. >> reporter: if you had -- >> i didn't. >> reporter: if you had -- >> i have no idea. i have no idea. what you know today can help you on things you're thinking about tomorrow. it can't help you with things you were thinking about back then. back then there was reasonable confidence that he had these weapons. i also will say that if president bush and i both pressed to have him leave the country at the end, and he wouldn't. i wanted to avoid a war and so did the president. >> reporter: and as we watched them publicly, rumsfeld says we didn't know the president's personal kindness. he writes in the book that two of his three children had problems with addiction. right after 9/11 he's in the president's office. his son ha

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