she made this t-shirt with mattie's quote. love, my only answer is love. in la plata, peggy fox, wusa9. >> the 1 thing mattie wants to do now that she's out of the hospital is to see the movie frozen, but because of the bone marrow transplant her immune system is compromised and she's not allowed to be in crowds for the next six months. >> we're pulling for her. >>> dire warnings in california tonight where officials say drought conditions are reaching critical levels. about 90% of the state is affected and the governor is calling on residents to cut water use by 20%. the main water source for santa barbara has sunk to historic lows and is in danger of falling below the level of the pumps that help transport the water. the city only has one other reservoir. >> we're currently pulling water out of that as well. it's getting close to being dry, but then the city does have underground wells we would pull on. >> officials in california say 17 communities could run out of water within four months. santa barbara is studying the possibility of using a facility th

mattie is that a good ting to do?ah, i think it is and if you take that analogy and eand it to the entire united states you look and see what people are doing and how they're voting when it comes to the tax burdens. half the states in this country are red states, controlled both at legislature and governors mansion by republicans. 25 states have red states. 19 states cut cutting taxes past two years. folks are looking at economic environments and saying this is what we want from your governments. look at blue states like california and illinois. these are states where 13 or so states of theountry are controlled entirely by democrats. 10 of those states increased taxes overast years. you can see trend if you're ae h taxpayer, trying to gauge your economic environment. maybe move accordingly according to your interests. gerri: well, more and more people are doing that. you know, pete, you and i have talked extensively what is going on athe federal level with income taxes and taxes of all sorts. i think people are going

>> mattie, your words. it's your chance.t it out. >> it's a hard question. >> what about you, karen? >> so this is their chance to talk. this is the most wordless i have heard them all morning. i don't want to speak for them but mattie, go ahead. sort of the things that you said in the magazine that years later, they are good, they are fine. go for it, matt. it is your chance. >> no. you just said it. >> oh, i said it. >> do you think people have the wrong impression of you guys, kara? >> kara? my gosh. >> it is tough to bring something, emotion like that and put it on television. >> i don't really like to see that. >> have you seen the movie "pitch perfect". >> for those that have that was aka awkward. >> it was awkward. now, let's head all the way over to japan where researchers say babies as young as seven months old use fake crying to get attention. the news sounds pretty man incompetent pew pew lat tiff. they say it is useful to contribute to the development. they did not examine the devil baby but i assume his habit of

we are talking younger patients like matty walker of santa rosa. when he posed for this picture the day after christmas. he thought he had pneumonia but he had h1n1. the doctors tried to save him but he died yesterday at the age of 23. >> talking about the healthy 20, 30-year-olds who feel that they're invincible and so they feel i don't need the flu shot or they will say, oh, i got the flu shot once and it made me immune or i got sick from the flu shot. so they don't take it again. >> reporter: are they probably the more dangerous --or the most at- risk people? >> yes because they are the ones who have a lot of interactions with other people. >> reporter: matty's father told kpix 5 he had no pre- existing medical conditions, but his son also hadn't been eating, sleeping well or drinking enough fluids and he thinks that was a contributing factor that matty wasn't able to fight off the flu. he also said let this be a lesson so doctors are also reminding people that it's not too late to get the flu shot. but keep in mind it can take two weeks to take

mattie duppler. thank you so much tonight. >>> joining me now, senator chris murphy, democrat from kentucky. member of the senate health education labor and pension committee. senator, the vote is scheduled for tomorrow. as of now, the most recent whip count according to my colleague, kasie hunt in washington, d.c., is three republicans, dean heller, lisa murkowski, and susan collins of maine. all three saying they'll society for cloture. you have to get two more votes. are you going to get it? >> i think we're going to get it. senator reid in part called their bluff tonight. they said, hey, wait a second, we don't have all our senators here, give us until tomorrow morning, not expecting senator reid was going to agree with them. we put off the vote until 10:00 a.m. the hope is between now and then we'll be able to get two, three more republicans come across the line. this is just awful policy. and even worse politics for these guys. i don't know why they want the next two, three weeks to be all abou

reporter: you read that text message that said matty on the phone and you saw your sister.what happened? >> i knew there was something was going on. and i -- the last message on there was, "i'll be there in a minute." and i was -- i was so mad. >> and i, i called the police and, and they came out. and then i took her in to the emergency room. the doctor said, she had been raped. and, i was, we were both crying. i think that's when it really hit us. it was definitely my worst fears. i, as a mom i just, it just hurt so much and you want to take the pain away, and i think i knew what she was gonna go through. >> reporter: the night that began with the girls watching horror movies quickly became a real life nightmare for daisy. >> like, they would yell liar or the "s" word. >> we thought it was bad then, it got even worse. >> reporter: next, a suicide attempt and one final bombshell. >> i think it's a just result. it's the right result. and sunset skies rth into rich interior accents. or putting the beauty of a forest in the palm of your hands... it will take you to another pla

second of all -- i love one of our wonderful generals -- mad dog mattis, he said when the enemy getsir females in combat, maybe we're talk about this. your enemy is usually on methamphetamine, so you have an unequal advantage. so what are we looking at here to prove a point for equality? this is about us winning a war. it's not about equality. it's about having the most efficient combat readiness team available. what are our odds of attrition? that's another not study they have evaluated. think should have looked at what are the odds of a female getting past a four-year enlistment. i have a girlfriend of mind who needs two hips replaced because of the combat load she carried when she was in her 20s. >> all right. coming up, keep sending us your thoughts, julio is going to get them in, in two minutes. ♪ >> al jazeera america is a straight-forward news chan ♪ >>> we're back. we're talking about women's combat readiness as the military gears up to open up all combat goals by 2016. >> right. it's everyone combat ready and we got a couple of tweets . . . so you can see it's all over the p

my private stuff is this is where all my personal matters are this is where all my thoughts and all matty and movement can be traced so you know hands off my home. a similar case of monitoring is currently on revelling in berlin. and dre home is a noted sociologist who was teaching at the home most university. for months he was shadowed and known as who'd. suspect it is the leader of a militant group the committed arson attacks in berlin in two thousand and seven. that's far them off the island i still only a small sum of what was the morning of the thirty first of july so some a day in the morning before seven and work up to a pounding on the front door and then a mass of armed men fell on me with thick second three me to the ground as my hands fixed behind my back that's a twenty dollars off you don't get the impression that you're in a film. because they behave as in one of the thrillers all action movies. give us a callous or so i was already aware that there is such a thing as house searches and arrests as if that's all directed also against left wing activists still listed as a that

among the latest, 23-year-old matty walker out of santa rosa. his father says walker thought he had pneumonia when he posed for this photo from the hospital the day after christmas. he died wednesday. he had the h1n1 virus, which has been affecting younger people more than usual. >> talking about the healthy 20- year-old, 30-year-olds who feel invincible and think they don't need the flu shot or say they got it once and feel they're immune or got sick from the shot so don't take it again. >> are they the most at-risk people? >> yes, because they are the ones who have a lot of interactions with other people. >> meanwhile, bay area hospitals are scrambling to deal with all the extra patients seeking treatment for flu symptoms. regional medical center in san jose set up a triage tent this week and has already gotten a larger tent. regional says it is seeing 50 to 70 more patients per day than normal this flu season. >>> all lanes westbound 580 near 80 in oakland are back open after an apparent hit-and- run that happened this morning. according to t

facing europe's second biggest economy in two thousand and fourteen is soaring unemployment while matty of the country's young people are seeking work elsewhere those who remain say they're feeling increasingly discriminated against or even optional looks into what's behind those claims. human beauties glorified by poirot's syngas and artists like it or not we are drawn to beautiful people but we can't all be old paintings prowse is known as the world's fashion and beauty trendsetter but the gleaming smiles and slim waist line said gray's billboards and shop windows are also sets that trend with some deeply undesirable consequences and sophists planned eight years at university she has two diplomas is a tickler eight and thoughtful but confines a job she says because of her size ahsoka ignore the people think because i'm carrying some extra weight i don't have the brains or intelligence to take up a post they were like he's sure really can't move doing her job and he didn't even hide it and modal appearance is like having an extra diploma which is completely wrong depressing and pure di

of flights have been also canceled nationwide officials are urging people to avoid traveling after matty roads were blocked now to some people power the customers of a brand new health club in the u.k. city of bristol generate a lot of energy while training and it's not only burning calories but it's also eliminating the whole gym. looks at all the benefits of the new technology. the motto here is if in doubt work out and the customers sweating in this bristol gym and just butt in calories they're generating an electricity at the same time thanks to nifty new equipment the technology used to it has turned these machines into mini power station the say by using this bike on generating electricity that goes back into the grid and help to keep the lights on that helps to keep the televisions working and even helps to keep the music playing. the idea is so simple it's hard to believe that just one equipment manufacturer has embraced it in this gym is pioneering it and if you press that button here it gives you an understanding of. the energies produced. i may have been vicious admissions you

people to flee to safety farmlands and homes have been blanketed by thick layers of great ash and matty families of fallen ill turn to work have been quiet for around four centuries until becoming active again in two thousand and ten. getting a job can be tough if you've got the skills the experience and the ambition but those are your face fit applicants in france say they're being discriminated against over their looks here's a tease me finished. human beauties glorified by poirot's syngas and artists like it or not we are drawn to beautiful people but we can't all be old paintings france is known as the world's fashion and beauty trendsetter but the gleaming smiles and slim waist line said gray's billboards and shop windows are also sets that trend with some deeply undesirable consequences and sophists planned eight years at university she has to diplomas is a to collate and thoughtful but can't find a job she says because of her size usual. ignore the people think because i'm carrying some extra weight i don't have the brains or intelligence to take up a post they were like issue re

i want to see any of that matty ott two days out the band's antecedents. it certainly is an interesting turn of events when you think it's not that long ago since that place was applying for by a loud from the european union about coming around taking over this presidency for a period of time. ed interesting to hear what she was eyeing that these protests of the band. what about the people themselves what i think ed b of the side of the economy is in at the moment to buy a share some of those opinions that the government has professed what is another interesting thing i can ask a question about the state of the greek economy think it gets too many different answers to one side you have the government that insists that i barely see light at the end of the tunnel and that was at the south east of the lines a few hours and meet people nodding. i don't and will tell you that's the worst is actually on the way and that's because the government is talking about two twenty eight weeks. it's just that number is i suspect that these may be doing well in terms of nu

this year, younger people are getting hit hard like 23-year- old matty walker who died last week. doctors are puzzled. >> even among the healthy, the flu virus can be lethal. >> reporter: doctors say the best line of defense can be the shot. in san francisco, cate caugurian, kpix5. >>> dozens of people rallied in pittsburgh against huge amounts of crude oil. they want to turn a terminal into a storage facility. thousands of barrels of oil would be brought in daily. a draft environment reports there is a significant and unavoidable risk overplus, spills, greenhouse missions and accidents. >> when people come to get it, we are on a david and goliadh battle. we are fighting big money. so it is a community against that. so we are going to win. >> reporter: they insist their facility will be safe. >> the stay council is going to take on the plan january 21. it must approve the project before it can move forward. >>> it will be a few days before hundreds of thousands of people in west virginia can have water they can drink. a chemical spill contaminated the water for nine counties. a ch

the argument and won their first game it fell a russian side look at matty cross the dark with a tory messina's side targeting the first you're really trying to listen to two thousand and eight and they got off to a fantastic starts racing into a twelve to three lead and visitors never managed to recover. despite a brief comeback in the third quarter. of a lead below double digits for the first time since the very start of the game but say it's covered by strong performances from sunday wins the tally for it so on i mean last year dos each stepped up again and eventually eased to seven to seven points to six two big. glad to get the good start but during the second quarter they got the little. comeback to six points and second start again the well against their performance and third quarter was for us a game was a done but with this team you cannot really make a lot of three point shots and this is this is their hope to change the game. i mean we have you know really really good team really good child a team from top to bottom so we know we're at our best we're playing you know team b

>> mattie? your words. >> it's hard. it's a hard question. >> what about you, cara? is their chance to talkh this is the most wordless i'vehm heard them all morning. i don't want to speak for them, but made, go ahead. sort of the things you said in the magazine that years later, they're good, they're fine. go for it. >> cringe worthy. greg, you saw it? >> this is an animosity sandwich. the animosity sandwich. what's wrong with obscurity? go get a normal life. these kids, they're going to -- in ten years, they're going to be so bad. give them a normal life. >> can you imagine like come on we're going to do the today show. the first thing is how is your relationship with your mom? >> it was almost as if they wer actually being very polite. they didn't want to say anything bad. like they knew enough not soey take actually, things suck. >> yeah. >> you are really taking this thing down into the gutter, man. >> i didn't mean it -- i wass quoting. >> no, no. e way down in the gutter. when you're down there i in myn area. not quite. >> you want to weigh in on that awkward m

. >> mattie? >> guiliano says even his childhood memories are tied to the drug trade. >> my father was an alleged cocaine dealer. i remember it before i was 10 years old bringing to school show and tell a homemade drug thing, the razors, the fake lines, a cut-up pepsi bottle. give these to phil. >> five years ago, giuliano was convicted of conspiracy to violate drug laws. >> welcome to the jungle. >> he served a three-year sentence in prison. >> that was for a charge i picked up here in this unit, as a matter of fact. cell 21. they alleged that i was smuggling drugs into the jail for profit. >> while guiliano wouldn't discuss the specifics of the case, he says that if drugs did make it into the jail, there would be a ready market. >> hold it down, kid. something that goes for $10 on the street goes for $100, a pack of cigarettes $100, very profitable. >> but these days, guiliano says he has a very different set of concerns. how are you? >> just do your job. >> you got it. >> a few years ago they c

mattie was stuck for 15 minutes. warm water was used to free her tongue. >> remember jess daniels doing that in dump >> perhaps. today is the warm effort day out of the next seven. here's a look what is expected to the. windchills 45 degrees below zero by the end of the game. and for us perhaps chance of rain midweek. >> buurrr for the niners. thank you for joining us on the sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler, along with lisa argen. abc7 news continues at 9:00 ♪ [ female announcer ] wherever morning brings you, bring the energy you need. nature valley soft-baked oatmeal squares. softly baked, made with hearty oatmeal and a drizzle of cinnamon. they're nature valley's take on a morning classic. because when you keep going, the morning can bring you to brand-new places. ♪ nature valley. nature at its most delicious. this morning -- frozen nation. the arctic express. killer cold. frigid subzero temperatures. it's dangerous weather we haven't seen in decades. and there's a huge new snowstorm on the way. >>> shivering in the stands. today's playoff game in

among the olympians two californians, mattie bowman of south lake tahoe and bernisa gorny will be competingn the women's half-pipe. we know who will be joining jimmy fallon as he takes over "the tonight show." >> next month. the first guest will be actor will smith and the band u2. the house won't be the only thing changing. it's going to move back to its new york roots, that's the original home. it's been recorded in southern california since 1972 when johnny carson moved it out west. february 17th here on nbc bay area. should be fun. >> yes. then there is also the final guest when jay leno ends his 22-year run. it will be billy crystal. crystal was leno's first guest way back in 1992 when he took over. country superstar garth brooks will also make an appearance. >> end of an era. excited about jimmy. he came to our studio not long ago. very down to earth. you got to meet him, right? >> no. i stayed in my corner. well, i figured he probably didn't want to be bothered and fb was parading behind him. he is a great guy. we love having him here on nbc. we love having you as well. 48 degrees in

mattie was stuck for 15 minutes. warm water was used to free her tongue. swelling is expected to last six weeks. folks, do not do that in all those cold weather spots like green bay, wisconsin! >> in case you haven't heard, 0 for the game this afternoon. we are looking at the temperature throughout the evening dropping to below zero with bitterly cold windchill. 25 to 45 below. there will be windchill warnings throughout the overnight hours and that means you skin will freeze. i don't know what kind of game that's going to be. 70 in oakland today. 67 fremont with nearly that in san jose. the coolest day of the week will be in the middle of the week when we hope to see maybe a few raindrops. that's all we can must iranian. >> that game will certainly draw everyone's attention, not just the teams, but with the weather. that's going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. abc7 news continues at 5:00. go isn't it time you discovered the sleep number bed? the only bed clinically proven

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mattie walker posted this picture of himself after christmas. he was sick for two weeks and died on wednesday. family and friends say walker was a great guy and they are still in shock over his death. >> he was young. he was healthy. this is why it's such a shock. >> he went into the hospital and it was all good and then he came out and then he went back in again and all of a sudden everything went bad within a day. >> his father tells abc7 news that his son did not get a flu shot this year. he was one of ten severe flu cases in sonoma county this season. so far he's the only fatality. >> state health officials confirm the flu is trending up earlier than usual this year and it's spreading rapidly. here's a map of what the activities around the country looked like two weeks ago and here is what is looks like now. california is highlighted in red, indicating widespread flu activity throughout the state. flu season typically peaks in february or march, but health officials say they are already noticing it. >> people get sick pretty quickly and peop

mattie walker posted this picture of himself after christmas. he was sick for two weeks and kid on wednesday. family and friends say walker was a great guy and they are still in shock over his death. >> he was young. he was healthy. this is why it's such a shock. >> he went into the hospital and it was all good and then he came out and then he went back in again and all of a sudden everything went bad within a day. >> his father tells abc7 news that his son did not get a flu shot this year. he was one of ten severe flu case necessary sonoma county this season. so far he's the only few tally there. >> health officials confirm the flu is trending up earlier than usual this year and it's spreading rapidly. here's a map of what the activities around the country looked like two weeks ago and here is what is looks like now. c. is kitted in red, kitting widespread flu activity throughout the state. flu season typically peaks in february or mr. but health officials say they are already noticing it. >> people get sick pretty quickly and people having rep

matty walker posted this picture of himself on facebook just after christmas. the santa rosa man was sick for two weeks and then he died on wednesday. friends and family say walker was a great guy and they are still in shock over his death. >> he was young, he was healthy. that's why it's such a shock. >> he went into the hospital, and it was all good, and then he came out, and then he went back in again, and then all of a sudden just everything went bad within like a day. >> walker's father tells abc 7 news his son did not get a flu shot this year. walker was one of ten severe flu cases in sonoma county so far this season. so far, he's the only fatality there. >>> it's not too late to get a flu shot, and there's an easy way to figure out where you can get vaccinated. the cdc has a flu shot finder map, where you can type in your city or zip code and it will show you all the places near you that are offering the shot, including the price and the hours. there is a link on our website, abc7news.com. once there, just click on "see it on tv." wow, scary stuff, not t

we have mattie it doppler, michael strain, and carol roth. am i being too hard on him?ecause i just -- let's just say for examplet doppler, michael strain, and carol roth. am i being too hard on him? because i just -- let's just say for example doppler, michael strain, and carol roth. am i being too hard on him? because i just -- let's just say for exampledoppler, michael strain, and carol roth. am i being too hard on him? because i just -- let's just say for example you were a low level staffer at microsoft when they first started and they handed out stock and it was probably worthless. at some point later, you're worth $7 million. what is wrong with that? >> there is nothing wrong with that. i used example of mark zuckerberg and the fact he's a billionaire, the only people who were hurt by that were maybe the wi winklevoss twins. but everybody else did well. he could have gone to work for somewhere else. he left that job open. he created more jobs. and i hate this whole idea of income inequality because it's basically saying there is one pie and that for some reason,

. >> matty, can your position be explained in an ad, we're not going to the systemic problems here, it'sover? p when you look at it, this is an issue that's ripe for political attack ad. >> it certainly can be. look at what obamacare is doing to middle income workers, people maybe working at a firm with 50 employees that got fired because their employer couldn't afford to come under the mandate, maybe a person with 30 hours of work and now working at 29 hours because their employer couldn't keep them as a full-time worker under obamacare. this is issues that effect workers and folks, as well, looking for jobs, don't care what the minimum wage is when they don't have one. they all come back to what washington is doing to businesses, families, and why people are in this situation where they can't provide to either of those. >> will you respond to that? >> that was a lot. look, you know, i know that is going to be the attack from the right. we've been seeing it happening for the past couple of months, especially when it comes to obamacare. i do think in the next couple of months you will se

. >> this is a topic we brought up with mattie leshem in the last hour.at degree is financial performance for for a brand? -- important for a brand? if they see your stock price suffering, do they think less of you? >> if a stock is doing poorly and there is no communication, customers and employees and anyone else is going to think there is a problem. that is where communications can help. in terms of justifying why there is -- why the company is doing -- >> to what degree? cynics would say the communications, putting lipstick on a pig. >> the company is going to put out benchmarks for success and have to deliver on those. if they deliver, great. >> i want to rip up the script. you came out of cornell, you did securities integrity l -- securities and bankruptcy law. what would be your advice to steve cohen? that straddles both of your careers. would you say to mr. cohen about an inch?-- about image? >> his advisors are telling him to be quiet. he is only going to get himself into trouble. >>>> should he sell another piece of artwork? >> if you can keep t

this is matty. she's from orlando and what did you just tell me?oing to have to get her inside. she's definitely been out here for awhile. but, hey, we are warming up, and ahead of it comes some severe weather so from orlando where you're from, just north of there, actually, from tallahassee up through maybe even virginia beach, you've got a chance for severe weather, this is tomorrow. so some damaging winds possible. you could see an isolated tornado right along that cold front and then the warmth, though, the positive part for some that want to thaw out from the deep freeze. raleigh going to 70 on saturday. that's ahead of the cold front. behind it dropping to the 50s. you see d.c. right there at 60. yeah, you're going to drop off a little too. and this morning a little freezing rain in the northeast. that, though, albuquerque, i wanted to mention, we rarely get to albuquerque, new mexico, a little windy. th >> we are just slightly excited to see -- >> lucy hale. >> yes. she's real excited. lara, let's get in to you. >> thanks, ginger. >>> here's

. >> reporter: dampld mavid matti cnn, southport, south carolina. >>> near the top of the hour.begin with breaking news in the unfolding political scandal surrounding the governor of new jersey, chris christie. cnn now has the documents we have been waiting for all day, 907 pages just released by new jersey lawmakers, revealing exactly what went on behind closed doors in cyhris christies office. this is all over the so-called bridge scandal. two of christie's top staffers fired in the wake of of this after they conspired to shut down the country's busiest bridge. a bridge that connects fort lee, new jersey, to manhattan. why did they do it? apparent political pay back. the mate e mayor of fort lee re to endorse christie. so welcome to both of you. >> thanks, brook. >> peter, quickly to you, we have a team in washington going through this document dump, 907-plus pages. what are we expecting to learn specifically? >> we don't know. i mean, this is -- >> we have no clue? >> no clue here. i mean, the new jersey legislature, you know, ruining the nights of political reporters up and

matthew walker, they knew him as mattie, here at g and g super market.d the last two years. he called in sick just a few days before christmas and shortly after that was admitted to the hospital. this is a photo he posted to his facebook page from his hospital room. his employer says walker died from the h1n1 virus earlier on this week. his boss says walker didn't have any preexisting health issues and was in good health, along with working at the market, walker also worked part- time for his dad's flooring company. his coworkers are finding it hard to believe someone as young as him could die from the flu. >> very unexpected. very. you know, he's 23 years old. much too young to go. and he was a great guy. he was really friendly. everybody lovered him. everybody just absolutely adored him. he was a really nice guy and we're going to really miss him. >> walker is the youngest flu victim here in the bay area so far this season. just yesterday, we learned there were four more deadly cases of the h1n1 virus in sonoma county, san mateo county, san francisco c

mattie, please, i have been doing it this for a hundred years.ou in the morning, i am the one who the phone line never goes out on. >> she is a former student of mine. >> reporter: are you serious? >> yeah. >> reporter: marty, the hell with the 49ers. how long have you been teaching? >> 19 years. >> reporter: yeah, all kidding aside, that must give you a good feeling when you see somebody go into the field? >> i actually feel as proud as a parent, gary. that's one of the great things about the job. >> reporter: this business is so hard from the standpoint -- it's not physical labor, but mentally it can beat the hell out of you. and i have had a couple of students that i have worked with and i have visited them every other month in jail. so good for you, marty. >> gary, speaking of beating the hell out of somebody, how is that for a transition? >> reporter: beautiful. >> bless talk about kaepernick. there is going to be -- he is going to be facing the seahawk defense and he has not had a good time in seattle over the past couple of years. he has n

both general austin and general mattis in order to leave our troops there" -- close quote. and before our committee in february of 2013 general austin, our commander on the ground in iraq during the 2011 negotiations, testified that there were extensive discussions with iraq about a continuing u.s. troop presence, and he testified -- quote -- "we worked with the iraqi leadership all the way up to the point in time when they decided they weren't going to be able to give us the protections that we needed to keep our troops there" -- close quote. and as general -- as secretary panetta put it before our committee, the key moment in the negotiations was -- quote -- "once the iraqis made the decision that they were not going to provide any immunities for any level of force that we would have there" -- close quote. so, mr. president, our military leaders were very much unwilling to leave u.s. forces on the ground in iraq if they could be subjected to the vicissitudes of the iraqi judicial system it is a and it is therefore wrong wrong to say that the withdrawal took place -- quote