michael ware and nic robertson, cnn's senior international correspondent.ve me your mini analysis of the speech tonight. >> well, you know, i think it did what it was supposed to. i thought it was a good speech in content. there's been a lot of focus on the pullout in 2011. there was a huge caveat which is the withdrawal is going to be conditions based. the transfer of authority to afghan police and army will be conditioned based. right now only one of the 34 provinces in afghanistan is actually under the complete control of the afghan military and police. that number could be two by 2011, it could be ten. who knows. i think the idea that the united states is going to start withdrawing in significant number this 2011, actually it wasn't even in had the speech, even though some people have fastened on that as a fact. there was a big conditionality that was in the speech. >> larry: michael ware, is it going to make a big difference? >> well, depends how they are used, larry. put it this way. as it stands right now, the taliban war machine hasn't even been den

michael ware is also going to take us to the front lines of mexico's war against drugs to the city ofuarez, just across from el paso, texas. he goes out on patrol with mexican authorities where the death toll is rising there every single day. a full report on the war here along the u.s.-mexico border, larry. >> larry: anderson and michael, two of the best reporters in the business. that's 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. queen latifa is with us. last year the "new york times" quoted you as saying i dponlt have a problem discussing the topic of someone being gay, but i do have a problem discussing my personal life. so in this era of 24/7 media, how do you draw a privacy line being in the public eye. how do you do that? >> you just draw it. you just call it. i mean people can choose to deal with their personal lives however they choose. i can't tell another celebrity how to handle their personal lives. some like to live their life out in the open, they want you to come into their kitchen and watch them cook and they want you to come with them with their kids to the park and i just can't rea

michael ware who was briefly he held captive in iraq has that story. >>> a devastate heing last-minuteetback for an american dad who thought he won a custody battle. last night we spoke with the father of 9-year-old sean goldman who was on his way he to the reunited with his son. a stunning blow today. >> larry: anderson, did the courts take a vacation? >> they stopped -- there was one judge that allowed this reunion to happen, and then another court stepped in and said it shouldn't happen. so it's really up in the air. this isn't the first time they've done this, but for this dad it's just heart-breaking. >> larry: shaethat's so sad. prejudice should make you angry. people who look upon people just because of race, creed and color. >> absolutely. things like that do, and people mistreating other people. that makes us upset and know that's not right. things like that. >> larry: same with you? >> yeah. you got to just -- you can't spend your time being angry, you know. you have to think -- >> larry: something makes you angry. >> it makes you angry, but you have to believe that people ar

michael ware, who was also briefly held captive in iraq has that story.ody nightmare. a devastating last-minute setback for an american dad who thought he won a custody bat toll get his son back. last night we spoke to the father of sean goldman who was on his way to brazil to be reunited with his son. today, a stunning blow to those hopes by the brazilian courts. >> larry: what did the courts do? do they take a vacation? >> they basically stopped the -- there was one judge which allowed this reunion to happen, and then another court stepped in and said it shouldn't happen. so it's really up in the air. this isn't the first time they've done this, but for this dad it's just heart breaking. >> larry: that's just so sad. what makes you angry. prejudice should make you angry. people who look upon other people just because of race, creed, color. >> absolutely. and people mistreating other people. that makes us upset. we know that's not right. but, you know, things like that. >> yeah. >> larry: same with you. >> yeah. you know, you can't spend your time being