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george robertson thank you very much for being with us again two years later. military organization now and you're on the board of one of the world's top energy companies are there any similarities between energy markets and war theory well we both operate a global marketplace we're dealing with global issues the oil is politics. in everything whether it's national politics all international politics so i didn't leave completely behind but i did it because one of the things i didn't need to i wanted to do it was through establish good relations with russia and to bring russia much more to the mean streets of west so you know i'm walking in russia for a russian company. joy as well as that ask you did you have to adjust your nature how do you find you of russia once you join team k d p well he is a very interesting is a very interesting company and it doesn't conform to either russian studio tapes or a waste of oil company studio tapes pizza joint venture between a western company and for all of the richest men in russia for the vigil. it's a huge company they s

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represented and where we go from here, i want to bring in cnn's international correspondent nic robertson. nic, this was a huge development. why was awlaki such a threat and a priority for the snus. >> he was an intellectual. he was smart. he was well educated. he knew how to sort of manipulate his audience and the

sophie shevardnadze interviews former nato chief george robertson she caught up with a man who's now in oil executive on the sidelines of the yaroslavl global policy forum to get robertson's take on nato's current direction. george robertson thank you very much for being with us again two years later now you've managed a global military organization now and you're on the board of one of the world's top energy companies are there any similarities between energy markets and the war theater. well we've we've both operate a global marketplace we're dealing with global issues always politics. everything whether it's national politics all international politics so i didn't leave completely behind but i did need to because one of the things i didn't need to i wanted to do it was to establish good relations with russia and to bring russia much more to the mainstream of west so. in russia for a russian company. joy well that's what i was going to ask you did you have to just find russia once you've joined. well b.p. is a very interesting is a very interesting company and it doesn't conform to

nic robertson joins me now from tripoli.d from his son when he phoned into that syrian television station. are there any credible reports about where he may be? nic, can you hear me? clearly we're having some trouble getting in touch with nic. we'll try to check in with him in a moment. >>> a grim report from amnesty international. it documented the deaths of at least 88 detainees in syria during the five-month uprising against the government. according to the report, at least 52 of the victims' bodies showed evidence of torture. all of the victims were male. some as young as 13. >>> growing tensions in bahrain. protesters say a 14-year-old boy was killed by police today. witnesses said officers fired a tear gas round directly at the child during clashes with protesters. >>> a former nba guard will be returned to georgia to face a murder charge in the death of an atlanta mother. he waived his right to fight extradition today. he was arresteded monday in california on a fugitive warrant. >>> a settlement between mel gibson an

did you hear what the reverend pat robertson stirred up this week?sation about when it's okay to divorce your spouse. well maybe if he or she has alzheimer's disease. but what actually does the bible say about that and about vows. a conversation you don't want to miss for our "faces of faith." stay with me. nstant nstant every patient's past. and because the whole hospital's working together, there's a family who can breathe easy, right now. somewhere in america, we've already answered some of the nation's toughest healthcare questions. and the over 60,000 people of siemens are ready to do it again. siemens. answers. with two children and no way to support them. people told me i wasn't going to do anything. and i just decided i have more to offer than that. i put myself through nursing school, and then i decided to go get a doctorate degree. university of phoenix gave me the knowledge to make a difference in people's lives. my name is dr. kimberly horton. i manage a network of over a thousand nurses, and i am a phoenix. [ male announcer ] find your p

in moments, what pat robertson is now saying about marriage. bill: also, a top democratic strategist saying the white house should be in panic mode. >>> arrested start firing everyone. we have a great panel to debate all this, coming up fair and balanced. martha: lawmakers blasting the obama administration for approving a $535 million loan to a solar company that it reportedly -- that it reportedly knew was having serious problems. we're going to speak to one of those fired up lawmakers coming up, republican congressman tim murphy had a huge, heated exchange on all this yesterday on the hill. he's going to join us and tell us what he thinks. >> i hear you're throwing all your staff under the bus. i want to know, you're in charge, you handled loans of this size, now you're saying it's everybody else's fault but you. you tell me what you as a person in charge did, with half a billion dollars of taxpayers' money, now saying it's all my staff's fault, i didn't know, i can't do anything about it. you tell me what you're going to tell the taxpayers.

today it is pat robertson, the host off the 700 club.ve advice to a man whose wife is suffering from alzheimer's. the man's friend wrote a letter to the show sharing that the man's wife doesn't recognize him and the guy is, quote, bitter at god and has started seeing another woman. when robertson's co-host asked what that man should do, here's what he said. >> i know it sounds cruel, but if he's going to do something, he should divorce her and start all over again. >> that's right. you heard it, pat robertson actually said the man should leave his wife, divorce her, because she has alzheimer's and start all over again. now, i should point out that robertson did suggest the man find someone to care for his wife first. he called it custodial care. how sweet to suggest that. robertson went on to say that he won't, quote, put a guilt trip on anyone who decided divorce was the answer. whatever happened to for better or worse, until death to us part? i can only imagine how painful it must be to watch your loved one lose their memory and not re

there is linda robertson and alex randolph. thank you for providing the information to our office.nt to acknowledge the members from the community that are here. mr. updike? >> members of the committee, john updike, real-estate. this is a jurisdictional transfer of a property at 17th street and folsom from the puc to the preparation and park department and the mayor's office of housing. it facilitates the park project on the southern part of the property and would allow for possible future development of the northern portion by the mayor's office of housing. look at that on the overhead in some detail. the representatives from recreation and park will have a much more detailed explanation of the park project itself. i am going to give you the real- estate details. this transfer has been approved by the recreation and park commission and puc commission. the project is in conformance with previous ceqa approvals noted in the legislation. we're asking the board to adopt these findings, including the community planned exemption, and the mitigation monitoring and reporting program. the

we invited robertson on our show but he declined. he also provided to decline with us a written statement. back now to what he said. many of you are asking how could a man of the cloth give such advice? also asking that question is russell moore, dean of the school of theology at southern baptist theological seminary in louisville, kentucky. here is a quote from his article in the baptist press news -- "this is more than an embarrassment. this is more than cruelty. this is a repudiation of the gospel of jesus christ." dean moore joins us now from louisville. thank you for coming on to talk about this. those are some pretty strong words that you wrote there. >> well, it is a grievous thing to hear a christian leader spike in this way when according to the christian scriptures, marriage is a picture of the gospel of jesus christ. this is a repudiation of everything that we are about. a man is to love his wife, the bible says, as christ loves the church. and that includes in weakness, that includes in those times of sickness. so this is

. >> nic robertson, we'll get back to you.ive in london. >> he served as -- here in the united states and in california, in virginia before moving back to yemen. so that's another one of the allures of him, that he was an american citizen. somebody who knows this system. >> i've watched his speeches online. he's charismatic, he's young. some people find him exciting. you can see why he might inspire followers. >> today he's dead. more about the when, where, how and why coming up later in the presume. >>> switching gears, testimony against dr. conrad murray's murder trial. dr. murray directed alberto alvarez to pack up medicine before calling 911. don lemon is covering the trial live outside the courthouse in los angeles. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. basically, christine, they were saying that dr. conrad murray was trying to clean up after himself. as you said. cover his tracks. now, this logistics, which is essentially the head of his security on the phone the whole time being directed by michael jackson's personal

nic robertson joins me now from tripoli. his son when he phoned into that syrian television station. are there any credible reports about where he may be? nic, can you hear me? clearly we're having some trouble getting in touch with nic. we'll try to check in with him in a moment. let's check in with isha sesay. >>> a grim report from amnesty international. it documented the deaths of at least 88 detainees in syria during the five-month uprising against the government. according to the report, at least 52 of the victims' bodies showed evidence of torture. all of the victims were male. some as young as 13. >>> growing tensions in bahrain. protesters say a 14-year-old boy was killed by police today. witnesses said officers fired a tear gas round directly at the child during clashes with protesters. >>> former nba guard javaris crittenton will be returned to georgia to face a murder charge in the death of an atlanta mother. he waived his right to fight extradition today. he was arrested monday in california on a fugitive warran

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we wanted to catch up tonight with word from over the weekend that cliff robertson died. he was an oscar winner for the film "charlie," a product of the actors studio in new york he was a veteran of stage, tv and film. he played john f. kennedy in "p.t. 109" and he creepily played hugh hefner in the movie "star 80." cliff robertson died a day after his 88th birthday. >>> and fans are mourning andy whitfield who died of nonhodgkin's lymphoma at just 39 years of age. born in wales, he lived in australia, came to fame playing spartacus in the series "blood & sand." he leaves behind a wife and two children. >>> we have extraordinary pictures from the southern california coast tonight where they have spotted a pod of blue whales looking for food apparently, and putting on quite a show for whale watchers. they are the largest creatures on earth, up to 85 feet and 80 tons. because they were hunted almost to extinction, this is always a welcome sight in any waters. >>> when we come back, ten years later now, the memorial at ground zero is officially open to the public for the fir

. >>> funeral service announcend for academy award winning actor cliff robertson. his funeral is this friday on new york's long island. other services are also being planned for a later date in new york city and los angeles. robertson died saturday from natural causes, just one day after his 88th birthday. he is best known for his role in the film, pt109. more recently he played uncle ben in the spiderman movies. >>> cnn's anderson cooper is launching a new daytime talk show that will debut here on ktvu this afternoon. he joined me live on morning on 2 saying it will feature interviews from a wide variety of people. he says it's designed to entertain and inform viewers. this afternoon's premiere will focus on amy winehouse, with interviews from her family. she died suddenly seven weeks ago. >> this is the first time today they're breaking their violence, revealing what they think happened to her. we're talking to her mom, her dad, her stepmother, her aunt, her boyfriend, so we have all the members of the family. >> some of the other interviews include harry potter

nic robertson, appreciate it.nishment next and aruban mystery the american man held there in disappearance of an frern american woman is not free to go yet. a magistrate in aruba has decided that gary giordano could be held for another 60 days. giordano says he was snorkeling with robyn gardner and she was swept out to sea on august 2nd. there have been troubling questions about his story after he told authorities that he's the beneficiary of a $1.5 million insurance policy he took out on gardner. joining us with the latest, giordano has to stay in jail for another 60 days. did the court elaborate on the decision at all? >> reporter: no. we didn't get any elaboration whatsoever. i mean, the judge essentially threw the book at him, so we were expecting some explanation as to what it was the judge heard or saw, but instead the only thing we did get from court observers is this hearing took place at 9:00 in the morning. the answer from the judge didn't come until 4:15 in the afternoon. those who follow the legal syst

evangelist pat robertson most recent comments have angered many christians.orce was justified if a spouse was suffering from alzheimer's. some christians say the comments violate the sanctity of marriage. he made the comments on a christian broadcast network program he was responding to caller who said that a friend had begun dating other women while his wife suffered from zblaldz i know it sounds cruel. but if he should divorce her and started all over again. to make sure she has custodial care and in a sense she is gone. he is right. it's like a walking death. >> doctors who treat alzheimer's patients say robertson is wrong. people with this disease are not gone. doctors say feelings or the ability to connect on some level is last things to go. >> nasa has released facts that sound like fiction. existence of a world with a double sunrise and sunset. they found a planet orbiting two stars. wayne freedman explains this new dimension. >>> this was science fiction, existence of a planet orbiting two suns. george lucas created it in star wars. now, we may wonder

back in 70 seconds. >>> this new outraged sparred by pat robertson's comment on alzheimer's.d bite saying divorce is justified if a spouse is suffering alzheimer's and we're talk about it on the other side. >> i hate alzheimer's. it is one of the most awful things because here's the loved one, the woman or man that you have loved for 20 or 30 or 40 years and suddenly, that person is gone. they're gone. they are gone. so, what he says basically is correct, but i know it sounds cruel, if he's going to do something, he should divorce her instead of lose her again, but to make sure she has custodial care and somebody looking after her. >> but isn't that the vow we take when we marry someone? for better, for worse. >> if you respect that vow, but he said till death do us part. this is the kind of death. >> so, personal opinions about marriage aside here. what robertson just said about i'm quoting again, this being a kind of death, is this a fair statement about how alzheimer's works. >> and this is a deeply emotional topic. it's obviously not a death. in the truest sense of the wo

let's get like to nick robertson. tell me about your conversation with sadgadhafi. >> i asked where his father was, where his brother, where they were. he told me he hadn't seen them in two months. i asked him where he was and he told me he was a little way outside bani walid and told me he had been moving around a lot and hadn't been able to watch television very much. he was relatively safe but in a dangerous situation. he told me then he has been negotiating with national transitional council, military commanders have confirmed this, negotiating to try to get a cease fire for the town. however he said on thursday when his brother saif gave an addressive speech on television urging supporters to keep fighting, he told me at that point that the national transition council, the rebels said the ceasefire talks are off if your brother is going to talk like that. right now he believes there's no point in negotiations, that the national transitional counsel is massing troops to move in. he did however say, this is very si

george robertson thank you very much for being with us again two years later now you've managed a global military organization now and you're on a board of one of the world's top energy companies are there any similarities between energy markets and the war theater. well we we both operate a global marketplace we're dealing with globalisation oil is politics. in everything whether it's national politics or international politics so i didn't leave completely behind what i did they took it because one of the things i didn't need to i wanted to do in the door was to establish control ations with russia and to bring russia much more in. the mainstream western. you know i'm in russia for a russian company. i want to join now you once said what i will remember most from my time in the chair is meeting children to the countries that meant to moscow to care for a decade later do you think his children live in a better world for instance if we take libya how come there been so much child casualties in libya during the nato. operations these children. will live in a better world a more prosperous

nic robertson managed to track him down.eport. >> reporter: we found abdul-basit al megrahi in a market in town. six security cameras and flood lights outside. this is megrahi's house. this is where he's been living the last couple of years. we're going to knock on the door. see if we can get any answer. hello. for 15 minutes or so, nothing. i'm not sure if they've heard me. let's try the last-ditch means which is just shout over the wall. hello! hello, hello! then, all of a sudden someone comes. nothing prepares me for what i see. megrahi apparently in a coma, his aging mother at his side. >> if you see, his body is weak. >> reporter: he'd been expected to die almost two years ago, but convicted pan am 103 bomber abdul-basit al megrahi lives. this wasn't the way he looked when he was released from a scottish jail two years ago. he came home to a hero's welcome, freed on compassionate grounds, because doctors said he would be dead in three months. almost immediately, he began renovating this palatial house. money, no object.

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if you respect that vow, you say until death do us part, this is a kind of death. >> robertson went on to say that he encourages the spouse to divorce before dating again. the alzheimer's foundation of america has responded saying that robertson's comments feed into misconceptions about the disease. >>> charlie sheen comes clean about his tumultuous past year and the media frenzy it created. >> i heard winning and tiger blood as i walk down the street. stuff like that. it's so silly and people took it so seriously. i figured, all right, i'll continue to give the people what they want. >> the revealing exclusive one-on-one interview with matt lauer that you got to see coming up next. somewhere in america, a city comes to life. it moves effortlessly, breathes easily. it flows with clean water. it makes its skyline greener and its population healthier. all to become the kind of city people want to live and work in. somewhere in america, we've already answered some of the nation's toughest questions. and the over sixty thousand people of siemens are ready to do it again. siemens. answers.

german couple thinking fame i cried when it's that i had an happy hour his telling and all of pat robertson finally lost it plus the japanese love for robots strikes again that innocent. interlude only military mechanisms do not work out to bring justice for accountability. i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i pay taxes. but i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for life is if you understand it and then a glimpse something else here's some other part of it and realize that everything you saw you don't i'm trying hard look at the big picture. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right. i think the bombings even funny well. whenever the government says they're going to keep you safe get ready you can get your freedom. for five. night school time of war and tonight because of the philosophy yes the fame hungry couple as journeyed their way to yet another p.r. stunt now if you're familiar with them the d.c. area couple known as the white house par

but i think still plenty of people want to do it and now let's talk about power robertson our favorite televangelist who says you know crazy bigoted stuff all the time this time some people actually think they may have taken it a little bit too far take a listen. i have a friend whose wife suffers from all simers she doesn't even recognize him anymore and as you can imagine the marriage has been rough my friend just got bitter at god for allowing his wife to be in that condition and now he started seeing another woman he says that he should be allowed to see other people because his wife as he knows her is gone and i'm quite sure what to tell him please help what he says basically is correct but i don't know it's cruel but. if he's or do something he should divorce or in-store all over again. now i think you should be able to divorce whoever you want raving you can do whatever you want but it's just funny to hers some of these christian religious zealots who go on about how you have to abide by a marriage only being between one man and one woman but what about the whole death you know

hungry german couple thinking fame full time when it's that had a happy hour it is tell me that robertson finally lost that plus the japanese lover robots strike again that innocent. into that american military mechanisms to do the work how to bring justice for accountability. i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i paid taxes. but i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so it's more likely you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else here sees some other part of it and realize that everything you say you don't charge welcomes the big picture. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right. i think the bombings one well. whenever the government says they're going to keep you safe get ready to defend the your freedom. for fear. night school time avoidance night i goes to the lobby yes the fame hungry cowboys journeyed their way into yet another p.r. stunt now if you aren't familiar with them the d.c. area couple known as the white hous

that's exactly what our nic robertson has been covering to this point. let's go straight to you. what exactly do you know with regard to how he was targeted and is it possible to give credit to an agency at this point? >> well, i think what we just heard from fran townsend perhaps nails it down very well. that is that it can't be nailed down because nobody wants to go on the record. the past track record, however, of against al awlaki in may this year was credited to the united states, to a drone strike. missile bumped off the fender of his car as he made a get away. politically sensitive. right now the president does not need the united states to announce that it manned and mounted an attack on his territory. the country is teetering on the verge of civil war. that would aid his enemies. and right now he wants the support of the united states, certain lly doesn't want this st of information out there. as far as we know at the moment, it was a strike. most likely, however, the united states has the technology and most likely a drone strike that could monitored al aw lalaki. >> if

in fact, what pat robertson said sent shockwaves through the alzheimer's community. there's 5.4 million americans living with this disease. and as the baby-boomers age, 10,000 of them turning 65 every day, millions of couples are going to be faced with this dilemma. what would you do? >> he says that he should be allowed to see other people because his wife, as he knows her, is gone. >> reporter: that was the question for pat robertson, from a viewer whose friend's wife has alzheimer's. >> i know it sounds cruel. but he -- if he's going to do something, he should divorce her and start all over again. >> reporter: but what about this? ♪ >> if you respect that vow, and say until death do us part, this is a kind of death. >> with all due respect to pat robertson, i find that statement absurd, naive and inhumane. >> reporter: researchers say feelings are the last things to leave a person suffering from alzheimer's. >> who are we to say, that a person is at the point, when the person is, quote, no longer alive. the person is always alive. the person is always filled with

>> jim bittermann, nic robertson, many thanks.ve much more with brooke coming up just after 3:00 here so thank you both. >>> south carolina republican king-maker jim demint says he'll give gop presidential candidates room to change. i'll tell you what change he's looking for next. there's another way to minimize litter box odor: purina tidy cats. tidy cats premium line of litters now works harder to help neutralize odors in multiple-cat homes. and our improved formula also helps eliminate dust. so it's easier than ever to keep your house smelling just the way you want it. purina tidy cats. keep your home smelling like home. -woohoo! -yes! ♪ it was the best day ♪ it was the best day yeah! ♪ it was the best day ♪ because of you [echoing] we make a great pair. huh? progressive and the great outdoors. we make a great pair. right, totally. uh... that's what i was thinking. covering the things that make the outdoors great. call or click today. >>> let's check in now with kate balduan who is keeping an eye on all things politics in washi

i was surprised that pat robertson, we've had him on the program a lot of years.ally okay, i'm paraphrasing to get a divorce if your spouse has alzheimer's. his argument is basically, they are not there. the marriage contract, mentions in sickness and in health. i was a little surprised at that >> that was shocking. i think at some point maybe you need to back away from the microphone. there's some things that people say, i don't know why they say them. but they don't make sense. and it is certainly not the -- the facts, as vince says we don't point to what tony bennett was saying nor what pat robertson said. >> what i don't get, they called us on the phone, sean said stop bombing or something is -- wake up. >> sean: i don't like the we caused that. there are a lot of people that buy into these conspiracies. it infuriates me every time i hear it including the imam who wants to build the mosque at ground zero. >> i think these claims are absurd and i don't think they are forgiveable. ridiculous. >> sean: october 6th -- >> 7th and 8th. >> sean: see you tomorrow nigh

robertson claims he put his own hand in the water. two years ago, the child accused robertson of abusing the same boy but there was not enough evidence to charge him. >>> 7:06. well, some san francisco parents say it's time to give their kids a free ride on muni. tara moriarty is live to give us the pros and cons of this idea. tara? >> reporter: well, one muni pass costs about $20 a month per child. if you add that up with three kids, that's $600 per school year. a lot of parents are saying that is too much money to get their kids to school each morning. now, they will be pushing for legislation that would make this free. the plan would cost more than $7 million a year and provide free rides for 12,700 students in the city. some parents say they may be forced to move out of the city or their kids would have to walk several blocks to school. the proposal would create a three-year pilot program. this way muni and the san francisco unified school district could collect more information about student travel patterns. we did speak to some

he called nic robertson to talk about the family's dwindling options.ic describes the conversation. >> i asked him specifically where his father was, where his brother saif al islam al gadhafi, the heir apparent, where they were. he said he hasn't seen them in two months. i asked where he was. he said he was outside bani walid, he was moving around, hadn't watched television much. he was relatively safe but in a dangerous situation. he said he's been negotiating with national transitional council, rebel military commanders. they have confirmed it. he's been negotiating to try to get a cease-fire for bani walid, but on thursday when his brother saif gadhafi, gave what he called an aggressive speech on television urging his supporters to keep fighting, saadi gadhafi told me at that point national transition council, the rebels said the cease-fire talks are off if your brother is going to talk like that. now according to saadi gadhafi he believes there is no point in negotiations, that the national transition council is amassing troops to move into bani wa

(laughter) seriously, cliff robertson? barbara billingsley and james arness? they have not worked in years! god i hope i get on that thing before jon stewart does. (laughter) but what really enraged me was all the british people touching america's golden lady. and by british, of course, i mean anyone with an accent. (laughter) kate winslet, guy pooers, maggie smith and, most british of all, the creator of "downtown abbey" julian fellowes. >> at the risk of being grandiloquent, i would like to thank you, the american industry. >> stephen: well, at the risk of being grandiloquent, go fornicate yourself you wicket-sniffing mash banger! america invented t.v., buddy! we get the awards for it. and look who he won for! i believe we have a clip of masterpiece theater's "downtown abbey" right here. >> pardon me, do you have any grey poupon? (laughter) (cheers and applause) you know what? you know what? i take it all back. that maggie smith can act. (laughter) of course, there's one foreigners really robbing america-- barack obama. (laughter) yesterday obama unveiled hi