. >> ryan gossling taking off from acting to focus on ryan gossl nie g.ould like to announce i am taking time off to focus on ryan gossl nie g. >> how is that any different from any day here? >> i won't be here. literally the only difference. i will be doing this from my home computer. >> when you are here you are not really here. >> that's true. the difference is at home i might actually bewaring underwear. >> that's good. >> probably not though. >> why should you? >> anthony, you said some people could say that gossling is just being a self-rnt poo -- a self-important hollywood tool. i need names and where they live and i will pay them a visit. >> wow, you are making threats on television. >> it is not a threat. it is a promise. >> i think it is everybody. just start at the first door you see and knock. >> just start from the a's. jedediah, you are convinced that the notebook is real. you know there are doctors that can help with that, right? >> but i prefer to live in my own little world. it makes me feel better about life. why can't i have a prince ch

. >> i saw the cop shoot him po nie t blank. >> they say he already had two strikes against him. in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> a 19-year-old passenger in a car was unintentionally shot to death by an officer on sunday. police say the officer opened fire when the driver of the car plowed into a police cruiser during a traffic stop and then sped away. you can see the bullet holes. the suspect's car crashed a short time later and initially it was unclear if he died because of the crash or the shooting. police want the d.a. to charge the driver with his passenger's death. >> an arsonist is wanted for starting a fire in the east bay. it happened off highway 4 in martinez. they reported seeing a man with a flashlight pouring a fluid in that area. the firecrews believe the same man started several fires in that area. the sheriff's department is notifying neighbors about a high risk sex offender who is moving in near an elementary school. 69-year-old exrarls -- charles christman is looking for a place to live. the cottage is near willow cove elementary and bay point. a j

. >> i saw the cop shoot him po nie t blank. >> they say he already had two strikes against him. in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> a 19-year-old passenger in a car was unintentionally shot to death by an officer on sunday. police say the officer opened fire when the driver of the car plowed into a police cruiser during a traffic stop and then sped away. you can see the bullet holes. the suspect's car crashed a short time later and initially it was unclear if he died because of the crash or the shooting. police want the d.a. to charge the driver with his passenger's death. >> an arsonist is wanted for starting a fire in the east bay. it happened off highway 4 in martinez. they reported seeing a man with a flashlight pouring a fluid in that area. the firecrews believe the same man started several fires in that area. the sheriff's department is notifying neighbors about a high risk sex offender who is moving in near an elementary school. 69-year-old exrarls -- charles christman is looking for a place to live. the cottage is near willow cove elementary and bay point. a j

. >> i saw the cop shoot him po nie t blank. >> they say he already had two strikes against him. in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> a 19-year-old passenger in a car was unintentionally shot to death by an officer on sunday. police say the officer opened fire when the driver of the car plowed into a police cruiser during a traffic stop and then sped away. you can see the bullet holes. the suspect's car crashed a short time later and initially it was unclear if he died because of the crash or the shooting. police want the d.a. to charge the driver with his passenger's death. >> an arsonist is wanted for starting a fire in the east bay. it happened off highway 4 in martinez. they reported seeing a man with a flashlight pouring a fluid in that area. the firecrews believe the same man started several fires in that area. the sheriff's department is notifying neighbors about a high risk sex offender who is moving in near an elementary school. 69-year-old exrarls -- charles christman is looking for a place to live. the cottage is near willow cove elementary and bay point. a j

. >> the 90-page classified nie asserts that saddam is actively pursuing his wmd program.igence on aluminum tubes, the yellowcake uranium purchase, and mobile weapons labs. but deep inside that thick document are strongly worded dissents that argue the evidence is weak, even wrong. >> the nie is sent over to congress. it's kept in a classified vault. as far as we can tell only about half a dozen senators actually read it. had they done so, they would have seen that it was filled with dissents. >> if i had read the national intelligence estimate on iraq, i probably would have been -- have done myself a favor by being better informed on the intelligence, rather than listening to the administration. >> as a congressional resolution to authorize war is put to a vote, most republicans stand solidly behind president bush. >> the forces of freedom are on the march and terrorists will find no safe harbor in this world. >> democrats are deeply divided. >> it is wrong for congress to declare war against iraq now before we have exhausted the alternatives. >> i urge senators to go dow

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nie's are routinely delivered on intelligence issues. matters none yet exists. in three weeks the cia pulls together what is normally takes months. it is delivered just seven days before the congressional vote. >> the aluminum tubes are interesting. >> in my judgment, the cia director, george tenet had been a political spokesperson for the administration. that is not the role of the cia. too often towing the line the administration wanted him to tow. >> we think we stumbled ton one avenue of a nuclear weapons program. >> there is no question there were erroneous judgments in that national intelligence estimate. the purpose was to sell a policy initiative, which was to go to war gebs iraq. >> 90-page classified ni ae that saddam is actively pursuesing wwmd program. the eye lum num tubes, yellowcake and weapons labs. but deep within the document are strongly worded descends that argues the evidence is weak, even wrong. >> the nie is sent over to congress. kept in classified vault. as far as we can tell only about half a dozen senators actu

. >> the 90-page classified nie asserts that saddam is actively pursuing his wmd program.e debatable intelligence on aluminum tubes, the yellow cake uranium purchase and mobile weapons labs. deep inside that thick document are strongly worded dissents that argue, the evidence is weak, even wrong. >> the nie is sent over to congress. it is kept in a classified vault. as far as we can tell, only about a half dozen senators actually read it. had they done so, they would have seen that it was filled with dissent. >> if i had red the national intelligence estimate on iraq, i probably would have been, have done myself a favor by being better informed on the intelligence rather than listening to the administration. >> the administration was intent on going to war and marginalizing any opponents in the way. that's one dynamic that matches the world war ii era. when the country engaged in a much longer and deeper debate. but ultimately, the isolationists were done, wiretapped and linked to traitors. as detailed in the new book, those angry days. kit teach us a lot about how to deba

these landlords were in the minority and the landlord of cottage where nie family lived was not amonghem. rate payer books for 1848 is missing. the book for 1849 is in worse condition than the earlier books. theate book for 1849 is torn and muddy and appears to have blood stains on the pages. as if this book is telling me what happened that awful year. i search for james lacy's name and find it gone along with the other tenant and it is town lands as well. [applause] >> i think on that note i will read a poem, which is my book among other things my quest to discover the family's connection or my connection to that history. and what happens there is the pursuit and the logical seeking after those signs. those material signs baptismal records and there is happenstance. that's what happened to me once when i went to ireland i staid at a b and b. there are a zillion every other house is a b and b. i hit on the one b and beshgs where the owner said, your last name is to bein i know where all the to beins came to ireland. i said, i'm all ears. this poem goes into that and the last part is a

cha-ch nie g and it looks like buster will be a giant for life. and the men's ncaa tournament and florida coast hopes to keep going against >>> the giants made sure the heart and soul of their roster , buster posey will remain a giant. they signed him to a nine-year extension for $167 million. the contract also had a no trade clause. buster in orange and black for life. let's go to the bay bridge. barry zito facing aj griffin. the money hasn't quite gone to buster's head yet. he was 2-4 and could have had another hit here. a nice diving stop, and a's lead 1-0 in the 6th after a brandon crawford double. it is over the head of cocoa crisp. crawford scores from second on the triple and game tied at one. blanco comes home with a single and he was sent to triple a and brought back up and made the final roster as the giants take game two 3-1 your final. time for the cinderella story. ncaa sweet 16. the florida gulf coast trying to continue their run in the south region. fans, eagles they are called, are pumped up. sherwood brown, the throw down. eagles

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cha-ch nie g and it looks like buster will be a giant for life. and the men's ncaa tournament and florida coast hopes to keep going against >>> the giants made sure the heart and soul of their roster , buster posey will remain a giant. they signed him to a nine-year extension for $167 million. the contract also had a no trade clause. buster in orange and black for life. let's go to the bay bridge. barry zito facing aj griffin. the money hasn't quite gone to buster's head yet. he was 2-4 and could have had another hit here. a nice diving stop, and a's lead 1-0 in the 6th after a brandon crawford double. it is over the head of cocoa crisp. crawford scores from second on the triple and game tied at one. blanco comes home with a single and he was sent to triple a and brought back up and made the final roster as the giants take game two 3-1 your final. time for the cinderella story. swe ncaa sweet 16. the florida gulf coast trying to continue their run in the south region. fans, eagles they are called, are pumped up. sherwood brown, the throw down. eag

but i po nie t out the obama administration used the phrase imminent threat. don't think it is bad. >> can i add one point? >> he got the liberal media to say that there are college kids who are libertarian. at least now we have them saying we have a shot. >> why should the gop change anything? ann coulter's gop is doing just great, isn't it? >> i gather that is for rick so i will keep my mouth shut. why isn't it your gop? >> i am not in the gop. >> we have to be able to win elections. there is a bunch of reasons why we don't win elections. i don't buy we have to become more libertarian to win elections. i don't know what the magic sauce is at this point. it is about the candidate, the guy delivering the message. yes, i think there are things we can do to change the message, but at the end of the day the messenger, people vote on who they want to have a beer with. it is a really light, low bar. i think we have to have candidates that can deliver a powerful message and who are also willing to be stronger. i think the romney campaign demonstrated it in ways that

i am going to stop killing at this po nie t. point. it is too expense tiff. >> that started off as a chris rock bet. >> now it is actual politics. >> it is like $200 a bullet. but it goes to your point, no criminal will pay $200 a bullet. >> why would they care? they are criminals? >> how are you going to regulate how many bullets they buy? >> i have no idea. let's move on. from side arms to sidekicks, do they not respect her squeaky pet? i love this story. a michigan school reached a $40,000 settlement with a student who sued to keep an on campus guinea pig. she suffers from chronic depression and says the furry friend helps her cope with physical and emotional issues. grand valley state university violated the federal housing rules. it is like where archie went. although she was allowed to cohabitate with the creature, she couldn't bring it to class or the dining room. i have a team to deal with my issues. >> what do you make of this story? i am torn because you hear like returning vets with -- what was it ptsd? >> yes. >> stress dis

bertha coombs is on the floor of the nie max, what are they saying, ber that?emains to be seen if chavez's successor will be met with the same procedures in terms of get giving away a lost oil and not investing in increasing production of those very vich reserves. the market watching more of the inventory numbers which were more bearish than expected. 10% of above levels where we were last year. there is a lot of produced here. a lot land locked. not able to get to the refiners. down on the gulf coast. so a fairly mixed picture. fairly muted. off of the lowes as we head toward the close of the session. >> thank you very much, for that bertha. what is next for that oil after chavez? joining me is analyst reesa grace targo. reesa, do you think the ven day issal improve now? >> i don't think so. chavez's vice president looks very well positioned to win new elections and i think we can expect broad continuity, especially in the oil sector. >> do you think an opposition government would attract a more private investment, get exploration going again? >> i do think an

republican president, and you were picked by her, and then barack obama picked you to be the head of nienih. how did that happen? >> medicine, non-partisan. may always be that way. that is something we should value if we care about our health and that of our family and our friends and our constituents. this is not something where republicans and democrats generally differ. the president9, in his brief made this announcement, and then i want to ask you what happened. [video clip] dowe knew the work that you would not get done if left solely to the private sector. some research does not lend itself to a quick profit, and that is why places like the nih were founded, and that is why my administration is for the pursuit of discovery, and that is why we are announcing we were awarded $5 billion, that is with a b, in grants through the recovery act to conduct cutting- edge research all across the america. >> assuming you were in the room, what happened to the $5 billion? >> it went to accelerate some very exciting science that otherwise would have taken a lot longer. we have talked about cance

the nie was a function of the intelligence burr ocerousy and it was completely false, and it ignores put in the back, much like the stories in ark-13, and they reached the conclusions that we now know to be false. i don't know we can say it worked. >> at certain levels at the ground level, people were getting the right answers even if they weren't clear answers. >> and there's a war that went on through the war and after the war, you saw it. talking about the really good reporters like dana milbank and dana priest as well. they're at war. if you read the papers right at the war when we discovered there was no wmd, there was a war, who would be blamed, and you have the cia going to war every day, and at foiights with defense in their special office, and they were fighting back and forth on who gets blamed. valerie wilson was a victim of that. the people who ratted her out, if you will, or outed her, wanted to get somebody in the agency. it wasn't that she was joe wilson's wife, she was in the agency, she was fair game. >> patrick. >> all during this time, we're talking urabout the was