pero es a nadie le consta.do sudÁfrica porque el papel es mÁs dÉbil que mÉxico y tiene sobre sÍ todas las miradas de responsabilidad de pasar el primer partido. >> porque por la clasificaciÓn mÉxico tendrÍa que ganar. >> si vemos cÓmo estÁn clasificados al mundial si pero lo que significa el marco del primer partido el romper esa tensiÓn son todos los ojos del mundo sobre ese partido significa tambiÉn un peso. mÉxico tiene el ojo ... de haber recibido el gol en la primera copa del mundo, perdiÓ cuatro a uno con francia. >> quiero aprovechar su experiencia, ustedes quÉ es lo que van a ver en el mundial?h@tç >> tendremos que tener repeticiÓn como en el caso de la jugada que se dio en francia? >> yo te dirÍa que no. >> ?quien es que el factor humano estÉ ahÍ >> si,. >> superÓ que mi caso la tecnologÍa tendrÉ que estar presente en el fÚtbol simplemente por lo menos para saberse la pelota pasÓ o no pasÓ. >> tu solamente la usabas en ese caso? >> si. >> yo creo que tendrÍa que haber mÁs árbitros. >> gracias por estar

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do well than ask ri-- yeahtill le w anr: ag's le, ep tg.arte on your own inns or just play some games at... all that and more. washington post weekend live starts now. u hello and thanks for tuning in. the nfl is down to the final 2 teams as saints and colts punch their tickets to miami. this week was breaking down the games. what our panel thought about them. >> and they are putting licks on. >> he and farve, they will get to farve they take a hit and they take a licking and keep on ticking. >> farve's his ego makes him get up. once he was hurt he was throwing balls without velocity. within you look at the things that you go into the game. and he is on the jet's team. >> and very good. why didn't he play yesterday? number 21 was getting hit. lit up. and after about two big catches you bring sheppard off the bench. you stop, you go to if you can stop one of those guys garson but..., lowery. >> this the one but 21 was ate up the rest of the day. >> i see your point about manning. >> and that's not your typical you could not -- i could not pi

do well than ask ri-- yeahtill le w anr: ag's le, ep tg.e on your own inventions or just play some games at... >>> back in the studio, i'm whit watson. coming up at the break, first half highlights and stats. duke at georgetown today and preview of florida and tennessee tomorrow. all of that coming up in a moment. right now, back to joe and dave. >> dave: thanks, whit. we appreciate it. barry booker no doubt in the green room there getting warmed up for halftime activity. take a look at jarvis varnado. the dad of jarvis the high school coach just up the road at west point, mississippi. >> joe: we were talking west point, mississippi, close here to starkville, part of the golden triangle with columbus and the site of the women's u.s. open a few years ago. >> dave: a beautiful track. i had the pleasure of playing in it myself. if it's a good track, i'm sure you had the pleasure of playing it. >> joe: after the time-out, mississippi state guess to zone trap. a 1-2-2 zone trapping defense. designed to give a young team a different look. contact

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. >> tom cost le, nice to have you back. thank you. >> thanks. >>> now to yemen and an apparent new threat to americans from al qaeda causing the u.s. to close its embassy there. nbc's mike viqueira is at the white house with more on that. mike? >> reporter: good evening, lester. today a white house official says there are hundreds of al qaeda members within yemen, that middle eastern country where the fight against terrorism has taken on a new urgency. citing specific threats against americans, officials today closed the u.s. embassy in yemen. >> there are indications that al qaeda's planned to carry out an attack in the capital of yemen. >> reporter: employees were told to stay home. a journalist on the ground describes the scene. >> right now the government is putting out heavy security just in case that the al qaeda threats are real. and also the helicopters from the military are put on hold in case any attacks do happen. >> reporter: the british embassy was also shuttered, with prime minister gordon brown calling yemen

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it was interesting because a friend of mine who just gave me the bracelet from beth le mah e he -- bethlehemow long till you knew he was alive? >> it took 24 hours with uncertainty on his status. the uncertainty that families are going through now, that's the most difficult part to endure. >> were you trapped within that building? >> yes, i was. i was very lucky. got caught in the -- in the area in the opening between the ceiling and the floor. that this concrete slab is protecting me from three sides. so the rubble didn't get to me. >> how many people -- how many people were in that u.n. compound at the time? do you have any idea? >> i have no idea. but it was still a working day. so it was a big building. >> because it was about 5 p.m. late afternoon when that happened. so people were still in their offices -- they were still working. >> yes. >> how long had you been part of that united nations team in haiti? >> about 5 1/2 years. >> 5 1/2 years. so you know this country quite well. are you surprised at the way the people of haiti have responded to this? because it's a heart breaking situa

the chairman is general les lyle, former vice chief of staff for the air force. i am the vice chairman, and we're charged by the congress to take a hard look at what we're doing. and we're in the process of evaluating the history, where we are now, where we should be going. and it's more than just diversity of race and gender. it's diversity in a much bigger scale. economics, education, society, all of those things are being cranked into the study. i believe that we're going to come up with some interesting findings, and i'm not about to give you my opinions, looking at c-span and seeing on tv before we it would the president and the congress. i think we're doing a great job. we stubbed our toes sometimes and i will say this. where one of our cies verick cies versus -- service services used to be behind everyone, in terms of the racial issues, gradewise, activitywise, the navy is the head of all of us now. which may be a surprise. it was to me. ok? >[indiscernible] >> i will tell you about korea. i just as soon not discuss the awards. >> ok. >> tell us about kore

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. >> charlie: and then they began to have the les paul model and the -- >> and then it happened. >> i have been following politics and writing about politics for over 50 years, even before i got to washington. it is an addiction. >> charlie: and reporting is an addiction for you. >> it is. it's fun to find something out that other people don't know. printing it. a lot of people say that this book -- they're amazed at how many facts in there i tell about myself and the things usually you don't put in -- journalists don't put in their memoirs and i say that was my style. >> charlie: what was the hardest thing to put in here? >> i think the most difficult thing was to put in the mistakes i have made -- >> charlie: what was the biggest one in your judgment? we couldo through all of them but what's the biggest one in your judgment? >> it may not sound like much but such an embarrassment when chuck colson got me to write a column about suing "time" magazine for reporting that he was involved in the watergate burglary, and i was -- that was my weakness. it's been my weakness. i am so desirou

. >> i wld be earrassed if i were still le at. >> chaie: yeah. >> b i'm not embrassed now. >> charlieou went through that. >> i'm thrilled. >> charlie: you don't look back because of ts and becauset shaped your abity and your capacity to serve those people. that's right. charlie: yeah. >> i like writing bt, and then if it has to go somewhere, i ke it being in the theater. charlie: right. because? >> because the wrir -- >> charl: is king >>s king or queen, andt's verycontaining. you work with fewer people. you're n getting notes fm executives who weren't born before you staed that piece d you get to work mo directly with the audience. >> chaie: youust don't respect executivesenough. these people have beenround -- >> for ds. some of themor days. i say that i onc had a eting with a fes in a ree-piece suit. >>harlie: a fetus?" yes. >> charlie: hadn't even me out. >> unfortunately, he did. >> chaie: in a tuxedo or just a navysuit? >> only at award time. >> charlie: writing-- you wonder why forhe theater is the easiesto writefo when you're writing something that y really have a feeling for

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. >> ifill: top bankers faced tough estions on capitol hill today about their le during, and sie, last year's financial collapse. newshour congressional correspondent kwame lman has our port on the first hearing in a major invesgation. >> holman: the chair of the commission looki into the financial meltdownade clear at the outset of day's hearing that the pan is determined to find out what caused the collapse. >> ... a full and fair inqui into what broughour financial syem to its knees. >> holman: the bartisan ten- member panel was created b congress a will meet thughout the year. the mmission will issue a report next dember, but is not pected to make any recommendations. e first witnesses wereall stet executives, who apologized for the risky behavior that d to the crisis. each of theicompanies received billions of dollars in government suprt at the height of the meltdn. john mack chairman of morgan stanley. >> we recognize our indust has mucho do to regain the trust of taxpayers, investor and public officials. >> holman: brian moyhan is c.e.o. of bank of america, wch is a newshour und

and th-- in a year where people are saying they don't really like the estabshment, they don't really leincumben, that can be some fodder forhe republicans. >> ifill: let's take it ck to washington for aoment, amy. if you are hari ride, anyou lose two senators like ts on one day, what are you thking? >> you're thinking y have to get a lodone before the end of the year because the oddof me keepinvikt becoming expless less likely. and that might be an-- tt might give se incentive for some of these democrats o may sitting on the fence iterms of whether they're ing to support or not support census ece of legislation to say here'our last, st chance. if we want to put all these pie of slarkz certainly sothing like health care, this is our te to get it done. we can't expect to have th kind of margin a yr from now. >>fill : chris, democrats have been saying today more republicans are rering than democrs so how do you add that up and say ts is bad news for democrats? >> well, gwen, all retiremts are not createequal. you can't ju look at the raw numberand say 14 on the republican side inhe house,

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