also the louvre doesn't actually sell anything that's in its collection and the louvre has never had a pi casso. but other than that, this is totally the "abu thomas crown affair." >>> left politically convenient revisionism. cloud the real legacy of senator edward m. kennedy. we refer you to a keynote speech he made on april 7, 1968 at the alaska democratic convention, it met that year in sitka, alaska. originally senator rob kennedy was slated to give the address. after martin luther king was assassinated on april 4th, just three days before the speech, bobby kennedy decided to stay behind in washington to monitor the reaction. he sent his younger brother ted to give the speech instead. what then 36-year-old senator edward kennedy delivered was not compromising. it was not moderate. it was a liberal homage to civil rights. it was a pretty darn good soliloquy about this itself. this tape was only rediscovered this january when a contractor working for the alaska state library found an open reel that was simply marked, "ted kennedy sitka." here with senator edward kennedy. watch this

, and the louvre has nover had a picasso.er than that, this is totally the "tom crown affair." who do not refill their prescriptions on time. readyfill at cvs pharmacy automatically refills my prescriptions and reminds me to pick them up. you mean, reminds me to pick them up. [ chuckles ] stop by your local cvs pharmacy to ask if readyfill is right for you, and get a $25 coupon book. >>> left politically convenient revisionism. clouds the relegacy of senator edward m. kennedy, we refer you to a keynote speech he made on april 7, 196 at the alaska democratic convention, that year in sitka, alaska. originally senator rob kennedy was slated to give the address. after martin luther king was assassinated three days before this speech, bobby kennedy decided to stay behind in washington to monitor the reaction. he sent his younger brother ted to give the speech instead. what then 36-year-old senator edward kennedy delivered was not compromising. it was not moderate. it was a liberal homage to civil rights. it was a pretty darn good

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. >> they has the louvre, we had yellowstone. >> what did you talk about on the trip to west. >> thereas a group of historians he had at the white house and i got to talk a little bit about my book on tr, the wilderness warrior and i went to the interior department and got to speak with secretary salazar, who is accompanying the president on to these national parks and they are just very keene, i think the american people to know that some of their tax dollars are going to keep these great parks up and running. >> if roosevelt were alive today, what would he think of the state of the parks? >> i think he would be sadly dismayed, in fact, not just our national parks -- incidentally here, we need to -- it is a great american triumphant success story the national park system, and the national monuments but still need places that need to be designated as parks, big sur, the alaska, we are sitting in the state parks of california, arnold schwarzenegger is about to try to close 50 to 100 of them because he says he doesn't have money, he is going to padlock the state parks of california, so i

i have a great team, jim steinberg, jack louvre, sharyl mills and everybody on the political side and then these extremely professional foreign service and civil service people. we are the implementers. there is no doubt about that. the white house cannot implement policy. but the partnership between the white house, the state department, the defense department and occasionally other intelligence departments, both dni and cia and others coming in, you know, is truly a team effort. and i think that the white house, in a complicated world with a government as big as ours has to coordinate. that is one of its principle roles. and i think the nsc is really growing into an understanding of how best to fulfill its role. it cannot implement. it cannot execute. and you need very good solid relationships with the rest of the government to make sure that your policies and your -- the direction you want to set are actually followed up on. so when it comes to making policy, i think that we have had such a seamless ongoing dialogue about everything, that i, you know, i've been around washington lo

the louvre museum says she threw an empty mug at the mona lisa last week and the mug shattered.t damage the painting, but small cracks appeared in the protective glass. police say the woman went to a psychiatric award and it's unclear why she targeted the mona lisa. >>> a 96-year-old woman was looking for a thrill ride she could share with her great granddaughter, so they went parasailing. the big ride happened monday in charleston, south carolina. of the granddaughter says thank her doctor for the inspiring wild ride. >> she went for a check-up, and the doctor told her she is 96 years old, she is in perfect health and if she was going to die, she was going to have to invent something to die from. >> i said, well, i'm going to have to hunt for something to make me die, because he couldn't find anything wrong. >> get this. the 96-year-old has never driven a car. she has been in one. but new she has seen the world from about a thousand feet up. she is something else. >>> you've got to see this. yesterday we showed you how secretary of state hillary clinton kind of lost her cool wi

i know the left will louvre it, but this is coupled with the announcement yesterday, and it's hard for face, that they are going to set up an agency that's going to take care of interrogation of terrorists in the future. guess what, even sleep deprivation is off the table. do you know, i know they will love that in san francisco and santa fe. that's great. i know they will love it on the upper west side. it's about time. man, that is -- at the cia, they are sitting there scratching their heads saying is this guy serious? sleep deprivation in they do that infraeternities. this show is sleep deprivation. this is staggering and couldn't come at a worse time politically. nancy pelosi's approval ratings went from the 50s down to 34, 35% on this issue. it didn't help barack obama either. he wanted to get it behind him. now this is exploding in the middle of a health care debacle. yikes! >> can i ask you a question. i should know this but i don't. is that legal or sanctioned under the geneva convention? >> yes. every country has used sleep deprivation, my god, for #,000 years. so obviously if