and i couldn't agree more with alan ramsay you've taken a lot of heat for. choosing to be part of saddam hussein's legal representation why did you choose to represent a brutal dictator. who i didn't. see i was shocked and. i felt. an absolute duty to do it if i was requested. right she belong to everyone we don't have equal rights we don't have rights we have privileges and underprivileged as you know. and i believe in rights of my adult life struggling for people's rights as a lawyer and otherwise. and he got no fair trial a fair trial wouldn't. possible perhaps under the circumstances but certainly turning him over to people who've been trying to assassinate him for twenty years. and trying to did that for the trial it was a farce. but asked to stand there with him and try to enter sheed interest in truth and justice. i would have had a hard time reading this myself if i had agreed to do it do it again in a minute. i could not do it. while put considering how this week marked the twelfth anniversary of the horrific nine eleven terrorist attacks what's you

ramsay you were talking about the bombing campaign that was going on at the same time as these harsh economic sanctions were being applied to iraq what were the targets of those bombs at that time and they were hitting infrastructure primarily from one end to the other from . the border with turkey to the. city. to basra and below. and they were hitting bridges. in baghdad they hit so many places i remember the justice ministry was a place i frequented. that badly hit. but it was intended to. you know hit agriculture even trying to burn fields and destroy corruption. in fact he would nourish the people. who have genocidal purpose. and strategically determine it's not just military targets i mean obviously this is a lot of civilian infrastructure targeted on purpose as you just mentioned given what you've seen and how sanctions that firstly affect the population of these countries the most how do you feel about this administration using humanitarianism as the justification for a strike on syria. it would it's pretty in humanitarian to put it mildly it's also. a cherub a violation of h

. >> gordon ramsay putting on the running shoes for the 2013 iron man las vegas. >> it's incredible. the setup is amazing. >> reporter: the celeb chef even making a new friend after the race. >> i watch your show all the time! >> reporter: it's the first birthday of the new las vegas buffet. inside caesar's palace and in celebration the $17 million space had a little dance party. with nine distinct restaurants, the team of specialized chefs and over 500 zidishes to choose from daily, it was awarded best buffet by "usa today" and "the las vegas weekly." for more info, go to caesarspalace.com. >>> brad pitt, robert redfordal the whoth annual telluride film festival. check out all the footage at extratv.com. >>> rob lowe is bringing jfk to life for a new tv movie, and renee has it. >> this is a very dangerous and absurd world. >> reporter: rob lowe's first words as jfk. >> i immersed myself in hours and hours and hours and hours of just listening. >> reporter: your first look at "killing kennedy." national geographic channel's adaptation of bill o'reilly's best-seller. >> jfk is one of

but they will skip basket that dish most nerve racking million level cooked by cooks for gordon ramsay and marco pierre white when i was just taking over as head chef of course about us and you know to have those two chefs walk in this is back without talking to each other and incidental luncheon they ordered on the the specials which were my dishes as opposed to marcus dishes so that was probably the most the right thing to go well it went very well actually and food you i hate eggs food you hate. i don't love the flavor of aniseed so licorice is something that i despise liquors yeah and so thing you miss most about australia. my family my mum still there my mum dad so this august so i didn't miss the time with them there's only one other cook quality there's no we done probably it was just the fall out all of it. was a favorite australian slang cambridge we cork and amy's we called they could tell those show the year they taste delicious as well out but not all of it. what was the next first nor did the nation if you weren't a chef what i did be i think i'd be a god not i have a beau

premier league after a win against stoke, the gunners off the mark five minutes in thanks to aaron ramsay. the visitors squared up 20 minutes later. arsene wenger's team evening up. points wrapped up in the second half with a header. 3-1 the final score. >> it's positive. it's a good week for us. we won in marseilles, and sunderland. it was a positive week. >> manchester united were in action, blown away by manchester city. they were the winners. >> a few other results: >> in just a few minutes two teams that can dominate in world football can face each other in france. monacow with a game. psg spent around $452 million on new players since being taken over. some of those big signings swedish striker ibraminovic. he was the first. a brazilian costing $53.1 million, and $83 million for services of a striker. thanks to monaco's billionaire owner splashing out money. james rodrigues government $62 million, and a former colleague joining tore a fee of $33. -- for a fee of $33.4. $196 million on new players this year alone. here is one of those players. >> translation: we are aware that we hav

. >> smithfielder aaron ramsay is giving them a 2-1 win. juventus beats torino. >> the match one of seven italian top ties on sun. not many goals in the catches going on now: >> ajack second in the dutch lead after a relatively easy night. the eagles were their opponents. ajax scored four goals in five minutes, a welcome boost. >> germany - dortmund held on to the top spot. they scored in the first half tweets. pa player who has been at the center of much transfer speculation, robin levandoski got on to the score sheet, hitting the back of the net twice. >> they were 5-0 winners in the game. >> munich could only manage a lack lustre win over spurrs. they were level on points with dortmund. >> new zealand are on the brink of defending their rugby championship title claiming a bonus point over the win against argentina. the all blacks with a 33-32 victory. the springboks were winners and within a shout of claiming the crown. the boks beat australia. they face new zealand in joez next. >> andy pettit finished his year in fashion, in the major

two goals by aaron ramsay helped arsenal seal a 3-1 year. compared to a year ago what we have achieved is fantastic. >> seven other games in the premier league. roberto martinez picked up a victory as everton manager with a win against jose mourinho's chelsea. >> we had chances, we didn't score. people have experience in football - me, you. we know that this happen. it happen week after week in football, in stadiums. you don't score - you create - it means nothing. they get three points, you get three points, you win the game. it's a simple story. >> in syria, juventus draw 1-1. it was a huge day for inter, facing kaka making a return after signing with real madrid. the brazilian's dream come back turned into a nightmare. a late strike and a final it saved the day. 2-2 the final score. >> australian police have arrested ten people in a match-fixing scandal in melbourne. a multi-million betting ring was centred around the second tier victorian premier football league. minor players and coach arrested were all from the southern stars club, acc

congress, judge debit returned to private practice for one year before serving as a probate judge in ramsaynty, minnesota. judge debit became a u.s. district judge in the district of minnesota in 1955 after being nominated by president dwight d. eisenhower, then joining the federal bench, judge debit went on to serve as chief judge from 1959 to 1981. during his lengthy tenure on the u.s. district court, he he he became one of the most respected district judges in the nation. his decisions were seldom reversed on appeal. he was known for spearheading efforts to balance the demands of free press access to courts with the needs of courtroom proceedings. to his honor -- to honor his achievements, we are dominating him for his distinguished service and giving him the justice award which is annually given to a federal judge who has made significant contributions, mr. speaker, to the administration of justice, the advancement of the rule of law, and the improvement of society as a whole. the designation of united states courthouse as the edward j. debit courthouse and federal building is yet anoth