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there is a new report out tonight from the younited natio how fast they are working on that nuclear program and how far it's gotten. andrea mitchell has more from our d.c. newsroom. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. we've been going through this report page by page and talking to officials here and abroad. only days after their visit this week to iran, the u.n. nuclear inspectors say despite iran's denials, they have serious concerns there is a military dimension to iran's nuclear program. partly because the inspectors were not allowed to see a key facility. at another site near qom, deep underground they say iran is producing far more enriched uranium than it would ever need for civilian use. the only bright notice iran's testing program for advanced centrifuges is not going well. this report is going to alarm israel. already crude oil prices surged $125 a barrel within minutes of the report coming out. the traders think this is making it more likely we could face a real crisis with iran. >> andrea mitchell in washington, thanks. >>> as the price of oil goes up, so does the p

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. >> i think the first meeting that he should call once he clenches the non-natio nominatio rubio. >>harlie: what does he say. >> he says i know you don't want to run and be vice president but the country needs you. we're in dire straights i strai. that would be a big start for hispanics and he a pull around the country. i think that's one of the few thing that can get him to the number he needs to get to. >> charlie: what does marco rubio say if that call comes. >> he will probably first try to dodge the call. in the end ... [laughter] but i think in the end having watched this play out with a number of presidential candidates, in the end, if he takes that meeting and takes that call, he can't say no. he has to take it. . >> charlie: okay. are we miss anything here with respect to where this thing is going? what roll i role if any like the republican establishmentall those people like jed bush. i'm told he did very well at the country club on saturday night. is that what you hear as well. >> i hear the same thing charlie. another speaker at the alfalfa club had the line of the he can

>> one critic, who praises your new book of poetry, "every riven thing," says we are a god-hungry natio "politicians," he says, "know it. and it just might be time for poets to know it." but don't poets know it? i mean, some of our most powerful inner emotions rise from poetry? >> oh, yeah, and i think, i think poets do know it. i think poetry has always done that. i think it's a grave mistake for poets to give up on belief altogether, to give up on faith altogether. i don't know many who do. >> why have you been writing so much about religion? >> it's interesting. you know, i went for a long time without being able to write, and i'd devoted my life to poetry and i felt that was my call. and it went away for a long time, for a number of years, i was sort of in the desert and in despair. and i had three things that happened to me in quick succession. and one was that i fell in love with the woman who's now my wife and that sort of caused the world that - it had seemed to go dead for me -- it caused it all to come alive. and shortly after that i started writing again. and about the same t

we were celebrating my ndamukong natio -- my nominations. she wasn't scheduled to perform.she asked for the microphone, and i gave it to her. >> of course you did. because that's whitney houston. >> she asked are for the mic. >> we are talking about how she seemed dishevelled and sort of out of sorts. and i know you mentioned in an interview we saw earlier that she had actually been drinking as well, and brad lamb who is here was saying that, you know, obviously that could potentially be a path for someone who's struggling with addiction. did she seem like something was awry? or was she just having a good time and it spiraled? >> no. i believe there was champagne flowing. she did have champagne. everyone was in celebration mode. we were toasting my grammy nominations. and she did not seem dishevelled. she was dancing. she was laughing. we all danced. we all laughed. we were singing, having a good time. there didn't seem to be anything out of the ordinary with her. it actually made me very glad to see her that way, to see her looking so upbeat and so joyful. and jovial. it w