police want to know if mckay led garrett was one of his victims. >> the physical salieris between the two if you compare their photographs they look like sisters there are similarities in the head his appearance as well as the composite sketch of the kidnapper ari. that combined and whether other circumstantial similarities the old idea that philip was paroled shortly before mchale was reported missing also it was done he was in the area. >> in national news at boston's logan airport last night the wings of one plane clipped the tail of another plane carrying passengers said they felt a bump before they knew what happened >> i thought we ran something >> the flight attendant said something about we lost a wing >> it could of happen as we took off >> i tell think we have toddles on runways doing? one-person complained of neck pain and was taken of the the flight. we will be back with more in just a few minutes. we are expecting a gridlock in california they are calling it armageddon they told people to stock up on food and just stay home. this is a live look at from our mt. tam cam we

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it was a go listen first off my following break the deadlock soon after the interval federico mckay to make it to nil a few minutes later and also revolution but one back through benny while harvest deflected free kick in i should respond to this ok to get it in rice before she sung out that it brings up nicely ten minutes to go for one. while in england stewart downing is on his way to live a thoughtful aston's are offered by the cops finally agreed on a transfer fee for the same liverpool had improved their initial base twenty four million dollars down in his twenty six will now undergo medical discussed terms with the reds and what it comes little paul's first major midfield signing the start of the arrival of jordan henderson and charlie adam. turned to finalize that deal liverpool manager kenny dalglish will fly back to england from asia so this team when they're open too much just beating second guangdong in china for three reds would lead to nothing but way through the first half christian course and david netting most goals how. did paul want back right before the break. that's

magazine thanks so much for being with us great to be with you now today i know attorney general mike mckay sees served under bush george w. bush and he and others testified in favor of a congressional action to clarify the administration's detaining policy what does that even mean in just normal terms. but i think what's going on here is an effort to use congress's power to tie the president's hands i mean i think you the big item you identified upfront and that was keeping one time the mo open for ever so congress has already passed several acts which are designed to make it impossible for obama to shut down we even though he's declared that as an objective of his administration fact he promised to do it in his first year and there's another piece of legislation which is the focus of this hearing which promises to two x. to expand the role that guantanamo would would play by trying to to force new counterterrorism cases to be brought before the military commissions in guantanamo and not in federal courts in fact at these hearing started out with an offer of the scotian case involving a so

mark mckay joining us now. >> you talk about the offseason.avericks and the heat. it clouds this all over, because the issues basically come down to revenue and how do you split the revenue between the owners and players. the owners want a complete change of the entire system. they want a hard salary cap as opposed to the soft one. they would like to roll back existing contracts. the players don't want to have any hard cap on their salaries. they want to continue to earn their money. they oppose any kind of cap. they question the nba's assertion that they are losing $300 million. it's something when the nba commissioner comes out, david stern and says it concerns him because there's such a huge philosophical divide between the owners and players at this point. >> has there ever been a pro sports season lost to a lockout. >> 2004-2005, the national hockey league completely lost its season. not only did that league go away, but many say the nhl came back stronger than before. there's a lot of nba team owners that have ties to the nhl thinking pe

mckay who writes the following which i will convince. your book lies upon my table. i have finished reading it and i i it dubiously. you got a nice i. the pages are cut rather an evenly. nice work. you are in there. the cover and binding our normal. i think. who are you kidding? the signature on the cover is stamped in gold or what looks like gold. there is nothing printed on the backside of the jacket. your own backside. the blurb said the story is tender and moving. is this a technique of the great lie? i already know there is no meaning of the printed page of the book. now i am quite certain it is not in the binding and papers or the jacket. no nothing. i accordingly feel you can remain confident in the security of your fame. no critic can budge your impregnable position now. very truly yours, walter h. mackay. i am returning a letter to the aforesaid mckay with the following notation. right white. wipe your royal irish ass on it. you are stupid. signed ernest hemingway. >> what can we learn about ernest hemingway from his response to one critic? >> i think he was

. >> jimmy: -- or adam mckay and someone else was there.iant, grandiose staircase, coming down. we were like, "who comes down that staircase?" cause we didn't come in that way. >> no, we came in another way. but then we thought, "you know what would be good? if we tried to figured out the best way to make an entrance." so we spent the next 20 minutes -- just for ourselves -- nobody else was paying attention to us. >> jimmy: nobody even knew who we were doing -- [ laughter ] yeah, no one even. >> like, "do it again. do another one." >> jimmy: no, cause it's funny cause you would, like -- you came down like, "i can do it on this step." -- you come to the top of the steps and it's like -- survey the party a little bit and then start to just come down the steps and then it was like -- [ laughter and applause ] just little -- and then we kept doing it. "do it again. do a different one, do a different one." >> now boogie, before you come in. >> jimmy: all right, i'll call you back. [ laughter ] [ applause ] we did it like 30 times. >> what i love

player-caddie relationship that really hasn't busted up over the years has been phil mickelson and bones mckay is the only caddy that phil mickelson has ever used. there's a joke on the pga tour every caddy is considered a future ex-caddy for someone. it happens week in, week out on the pga tour. obviously, this was a very high-profile bust-up because you can make a strong argument that this pairing, steve williams and tiger woods, was the most successful caddy-player partnership in the history of the game. i think that's the main reason it's drawn so much attention. >> oh, yeah. and the two were together through 13 major championships there. and look at the money that steve williams was able to make there. you know, if you calculate it at, say, 5% of the earnings, the "washington post" did that, williams earned close to $5 million. that's a lot of money there. >> yeah. and it's actually probably a good bit more than that, stevie williams, because of the association with tiger was able to make a lot of money away from the golf course. and you know, probably during that 13-year period if his ea

that is a testimony to the animal itself that a chicken can now mckay -- making a pound of live weightible, efficient, and cost-effective. i would expect those situations to continue. if we can get through this economic distress, not only for agriculture, not only feed our own population. we of had an hope feeding the world can continue. >> absolutely. mr. harper. >> the biggest opportunity is meeting the challenge of providing food for a growing world. we have the opportunity to do our best to meet that demand. we can do that by utilizing a protecting our national resources. we have been blessed with an abundance of natural resources. some of the comments previously, we have been able to produce more with less. i think that will continue to be what we strive to do, specifically in the beef industry. we have to do that by the help of you folks up here in washington to keep your hands often letting us do business the way we know how to do the best. >> grade. -- great. >> at the risk of being redundant, export markets are tremendous. we see a growing middle class. they will want to upgra

mccabe, to think that we were focusing solely on goodman and mckay. news international makes that very clear. i read an extract from it this morning. we were looking to find any other conspirators as well. if evidence had been forth coming, we would have pursued it. >> [inaudible] he should have used another journalist, so it must have been there. >> there in all the material. >> yes. >> but as i say, we didn't do an exhaustive analysis of that material. >> well, i'm trying to figure out why that was. were your officers supposed to disregard it when they saw someone else, or was there some -- [inaudible] by which it was reviewed? i can't figure out how all these names are coming up an experienced police officer going through that material couldn't have said, oh, there's that name again and again and it's connected -- i don't understand that. >> what was happening and i think i'm right that in saying the initial stages about 28 people were actually informed that they'd potentially been the victims of hacking as a result of the initial review of that. i