it was not barbara sheehan. it was raymond sheehan.un possession. >> barbara sheehan is here with her children. good morning to you all. >> good morning. >> you are out on bail right now while your appeal is pending. the judge sentenced you to five years. are you concerned that you are going to have to go back to jail? >> is yes, of course, that's a major concern. i also believe that we have a good appeal, a good appeal team and i'm just hoping for that. >> when we talk about what happened here, i know you think for people to understand what happened on that day, february 2008, when you shot your husband they have to understand your marriage and the years you spent in that marriage. what was the abuse you claim you suffered at the hands of your husband? >> various types of abuse. psychological, emotional abuse, physical abuse, black eyes, scars on my face, stitches, hospitalizations. it's just unbelievable. >> you know there are people listening who might say, well, why didn't you leave? >> well, it's very difficult to leave. first the

halberstam and sheehan were in their 20s in vietnam. they saw this stuff firsthand. they saw the disaster unfold firsthand. they saw the horrors of the war firsthand. when they came back, they were able to decipher all the bs and get through this finishing. david halberstam called it "the great lying machine." packer made his career off of the cheerleading for the iraq war. dexter is in great reporting. i think it is easy to get sucked into this military reporting culture where you give up a lot of your punch in order to keep riding along with the boys. >> you talk about a lot of people including david silverman duncan. let me start down the characters. when did you start wanting to do the general mcchrystal article? what is the first time someone suggested to you or you went to them and asked for it? >> the first time i had the idea was a in 2005 in baghdad. i said "would be interesting to do it with general casey?" i thought would be interesting to get inside the command and to one in the same way that we are accustomed to doing with the troops and the grunts on th

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lee inclination comes from because i thought marty sheehan is terrific in his way, bob duval is bob duval. he was great in his way but i'd like my chance to fail in the role as well as. [ applause ] >> final question for the session. >> final? >> final question. >> you've been pickett, you've been) you were at ok corral. what life lessons have you learned by portraying those particular individuals throughout your career as an actor? >> well, that's kind of a wonderful question. i've learned life lessons, you know, it's interesting you'd bring up the o.k. corral. as historical as a real figure as george pickett or stonewall jackson or abraham lincoln for that matter. when you play somebody, you have to play it with a self-love and self-loath they go have. you have to really embrace the character. my kind of motto is and this i stated several time in "avitar" because people come up to me constantly and say i really hate you. and they mean it in the nicest way, you know. and my feeling for characters is if i don't love them, who will. and if i love them deeply and enough, then i can bring yo

he's now one game ahead of both jack sheehan and fireman bob. >> you went 2-2.he bottom feeder after going 1-3. ugly week. but turned it around this week. >> you're a former sportscaster. a shoddy debut. >> how hard is it to pick the favorites? >> all the home teams are the favorites this week except one, my new orleans saints. those of you that picked the 49ers, morons, but enough about our offensive machine. let's get to this. >> it all starts tomorrow with rob's saints out west taking on the san francisco 49ers. >> who dat? >> tebow and the broncos look to keep the magic going. they are at new england. >> the texans visiting the ravens in baltimore. and a rematch of the 2008 nfc title game, the giants take on the green bay packers. >> as for the picks, david meyers goes with the niners, broncos, ravens, packers. >> picks competition commissioner jack sheehan is backing the saints, patriots, baltimore, and he's the only one taking his father's new york football giants. >> the g-men. fireman bob must have been cheating again. he's also got new orleans, new engl

commissioner jack sheehan is involved. producer. david meyer. talk would never stop if you left him out. wiped the slate clean from the regular season. who ever picks the most games correct from now until the super bowl will be our playoff champion. >> here goes. the four wild card playoff games are the ones on the schedule this week starting with the cincinnati bengals visiting houston. the lions will be in new orleans to hopefully defeat rob's saints. >> ain't going to happen. plus them dirty bird. falcons fly into this area to face the giants. steelers go mile high to talk on tim tebow and the denver broncos. while i'm at it. i will pick houston, my saints, of course. atlanta and the steelers. >> i debut in the competition with the bengals, new orleans, falcons, pittsburgh. going with two underdogs. >> yes, you are. >> just because i'm a -- >> paula is a former sports anchor in chicago. this should be your field of expertise. >> i covered the bengals. they backed their way into the playoffs. i'm just going with them because none of you guys d

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jack sheehan goes with new england and once again with his father's new york football giants. >> david goes with the pats, and he's take the 49ers. so our first place tie will be broken. >> there will be a clear winner. fireman bob has been doing as he's been doing all season, the same thing. so why change now? once again cheating off jack's paper. >> i did not cheat. >> bob's got new england and big blue, the giants. >> i'll make it four in a row. i've also got brady. i've got the patriots. i've got the niners. and all of the giants fans should thank me. i have not picked the giants yet. so i figured this is just my little gift to them because if i did pick the giants they would lose. >> and i'll make a clean sweep. all of us going with the pats. i will also take the new york giants and their new orleans-native quarterback eli manning. just pointing that out. >> who's recovered from -- >> eli a new orleans boy. yes, remember, that new york. >> here we are with fireman bob. >> yo, what's up, peeps? how's everybody doing tonight? >> you still have a dirty jersey on from last week. did y

joining nous is the commissioner himself jack sheehan out of the sick couch and back on the set. >> broughtome tissues in case anyone needs them. you need them. >> i've got to wipe some tears today. >> thanks very much. >> brutal. >> you know what? i'm just getting word. >> what? >> from the experts. in the desert or wherever they are. >> yes. >> they have installed the patriots, 7 1/2-point favorites over the ravens. >> okay. >> that makes sense. >> and the san francisco 49ers 2 1/2-point favorites over the giants. >> two great defenses in the giants and san fran going up against each other. i'm surprised san francisco's favored in that game. >> well, home team. figure the home team is going to get 3 points anyway if they're only getting 2 1/2 from the experts. >> just because they beat your saints. >> on paper we had a better team. sorry. and our ring came two years ago. san fran, what, 1836 last super bowl out there? >> you have to go there, really? >> yeah, i had to go there. >> we were hoping to hear from fireman bob this morning. especially because he was -- well, last friday at least

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carol sheehan has owned the diner since 1978 and meat a lot of presidential candidates as they have comentsman come through and ron paul's son this morning and santorum has been through so far. >> so, who has impressed you the most? >> you know, unfortunately, this primary and they came by, it was a little over, you know, a week and a half two weeks ago when they started come by other than ron paul's son this morning, but i met santorum and i have met romney in the past because he has been into the dinary few times. so you know -- >> are you supporting one over another? >> no i'm not. you know, like a lot of the new hampshire voters right now, i'm undecided. i'm not sure. i'm just not sure. >> so, who drew the biggest crowd? >> this primary? talking this primary obviously? >> oh, yes. >> well, you probably don't know to know that because we were visited on saturday by ru paul. >> who doesn't want to be mistaken for ron paul as he is pimping his new show. that was the biggest crowd over romney, santorum and huntsman? >> >> can you believe it? yes. the last primary, all the candidates that

. >> reporter: that's detective andrea sheehan.he does special investigations for the prince georges county police and right now, she's tracking down grease thieves. happening every night? >> yes. >> every night? >> yes. >> what do you make of something like this? >> well, it's a new commodity. >> reporter: now this is the way it should work. in the business, they call it uco, used cooking oil. grease haulers pay restaurants for it. they recycle it and use it for biofuel or animal feed. and everybody's happy. but this is what's going on. in the middle of the night, thieves are coming around, sucking out the used grease, selling it on the down low to recyclers. the grease haulers, they are not getting any money. the restaurants, they are not getting any money. the thieves, they're getting the money. by phone, we talked to one grease hauler who says he has lost more than $100,000 this year. they asked us not to identify them by name. >> opportunistic people with very low moral integrity and they are willing to do anything to survive,

"she felt like she was being lectured like a child by the president so on the tarmac, yesterday, sheehaned- shed hand the president a letter about the arizona economy but he only wanted to talk about the book. listen. >> bottom line is, i wantedded to be there to welcome him to come and see firsthand what arizona has done if regard to our economic recovery, and he wanted to talk about the book, and i thought that he was pretty thin skinned. >>trace: her book was 276,000 yesterday on amazon.com and now at 56. >>shepard: what is the reaction from the white house? >>trace: the white house acknowledges the president did mention the book but they say there was no confrontation and they said and i quote, "the governor handed the president a letter and said she was inviting him to meet with her and the president said he would be glad to meet with her again but noted after the last meeting a cordial discussion not oval office, the governor inaccurately described the meeting in her book," and the governor brower was -- brewer why she pointed a finger at the president. listen to her. >> i would say

. >> reporter: that's detective andrea sheehan, she does special investigations for the prince georgespolice and right now, tracking down grease thieves. happening every night? >> yes. >> every night? >> yes. >> what do you make of something like this? >> well, it's a new commodity. >> reporter: now this is the way it should work. in the business they call it uco, used cooking oil. grease haulers pay restaurants for it. they recycle it and use it for biofuel or animal feed. and everybody's happy. but this is what's going on. in the middle of the night, thieves are coming around, sucking out the used grease, selling it on the down low to recyclers. the grease haulers, they are not getting any money. the restaurants, they are not getting any money. the thieves, they're getting the money. by phone, we talked to one grease hauler who says he has lost more than $100,000 this year. they asked us not to identify them by name. >> opportunistic people with very low moral integrity and following do anything to survive, i guess. >> reporter: here at lenny's, angela says they have been stealing gr

i was staying with neil and susan sheehan and i got a call that night to say i'd gotten the cover. >> what year was that? >> when was that? 1963, 64 -- >> the reason i ask is because i think i was the military officer assigned to you in 1966 or 1967 and i haven't seen you since that day, but i'm sure that you got -- >> it was 1967, yes. and i remember that i was done and i thought, well, if i want to shoot, i remember, there were all these photographers with important credentialses and i thought i should go up to arlington cemetery and get everybody coming up. so i got up there early, went up there, and i was waiting and waiting. i was all alone and i thought, well, maybe -- i'm just here and i'll be here until 10:00 tonight. maybe they went a different way. so i went down to see what was happening and by then i saw what was happening and i took a few pictures of everybody in the front of the line. i got norman mailer and robert ludlum and all thoing people, and been spock, and i got one of those pictures inside of "time," then i went back up to arlington cemetery. then there were all

rob, commissioner jack, me, jack sheehan, fireman bob, 2-2. 42-26. three way tie for second place. producer david meyer picked one right. >> ooh, david. >> you're this year's. ♪ loser >> 39-27. you sting, dude. >> does that make you feel better. >> david was the bottom. >> he's not here to defend himself. >> he is some where in the building. >> the sign of insecurity if you will kick somebody down or not here. >> talk to my therapist. >> we have plenty to talk about as the regular season ends. fireman bob and his cardboard friend, join us at the desk this morning. way to go. >> congratulations, tanya. >> can i high five her stuff. >> represent the girls and estrogen on the show. >> tanya's secret of success was picking the team from the city she would rather visit. no sports expertise. >> that's how march madness works. >> if you believe that i got land in the everglades i could sell you too? >> you do? really. okay. >> congratulations. you are second place, three way tie with me. and jack. >> at least i don't have to buy breakfast. >> we won some grub. last place person has to buy

commissioner jack sheehan. fireman bob, one round back. rob, bringing up the rear. me, paula. you've went 2-2. i went 2-2. you have the distinction of 1-3. former sports anchor. in chicago, i might add. you are at the bottom. girl. >> doesn't matter. all that matters now. just more painful when i catch up to you guys. >> not going to happen. >> be nice to the lady she is all right. >> he's winning points. >> jack and i would have been 4-0 had it not been for this play if we roll the videotape right here. as you can see on the freeze. there are 11 steelers in the box. three yards off the ball. that my friends, leads to an 80-yard touchdown pass on the post. there is such a thing called a free safety. pittsburgh did not use one in that play. >> that cost them. >> cost jack and i 4-0. >> ait did. >> 300 at that point. >> y'all were talking someone being fired in the last segment. the defensive coordinator should be fired after the play. >> excellent point. what is your gut prediction, for the lsu/alabama championship game. >> lsu has the a new quarterback. alabama had

commissioner jack sheehan as always went with the giants and has a solid lead at 8-2.here goes with the giants. >> it's the new york bias in the media. we all know about that. >> i didn't go with the giants. let it be known i am not biased. >> broadcast producer david meyers had the 49ers but is still in second place. tied with fireman bob who went with the giants. both 7-3. that means, by the way, there could be a three-way tie for the championship depending on how the super bowl turns out. >> rob got both picks right this weekend going with the giants for a 6-4 record. i spent the weekend in last place at 5-5. >> so paula, a former sports anchor in chicago, got it wrong. >> how tough is it? everybody here picked the giants. okay? >> everyone here got it right. better luck next season. fireman bob's here now with some analysis of this. now, you're having your pats jersey on here. so obviously you were not surprised by what went down this weekend. >> it was a great weekend for football. if you like football, this was a great weekend to watch it. and i would just like t

norm sheehan who has worked in somalia with aid groups says local leaders require that as for bringingstern security teams -- >> if you bring in a protection force with you, they might as well as bring body bags with them. they will be targeted. >> gary oliver, the head of a security firm says outsiders have to get to know local tribal leaders. >> when you're coming to work that morning, how did he look? was he worried? nervous? was there strange people you'd never seen before? there's a number of telltale signs that you should be able to recognize. >> we pressed frederick paulson, head of the danish group security whether other guards were in on the plot, whether they resisted if they ran away, he says that is not clear. contacted by cnn, somalia's ambassador to the u.n. says the transitional federal government there has no control over the police in that region but says his government will press local authorities for answers. wolf? >> brian, did this security chief tell you anything more about how his group vetted this particular police commander? >> he did. he said they used the sam

carol sheehan. before that, the lamontagnings.nd i'm not sure who before that. >> has it always been a campaign stop for the political candidate. >> for the time i've been here, it has. i've been here through the central election for me. >> you've seen the presidential candidates. they've come through here through the years. give us some memorable ones. >> the last campaign, barack obama. he was nice. when i was working, he kind of walked through the front door and i picked my head up. there he was. it was quite nice. >> you didn't know he was coming then? >> none of us knew. he came unannounced. no crams, no anything. he walked through the front door. it's unusual. we usually get notification. it's a surprise to see him standing there. >> what about the memorable one? >> the other memorable one would be al gore. very, very nice. he came in and he sat and had coffee and had time to talk. he was nice. my most memorable moment would be hillary clinton. i spoke with her and we had words together. it was a nice visit. >> what did you

sheehan's management has helped to conclude it. but again, i don't see in my good friend and we have strong differences of opinion. i understand and respect that. but i just think that the evidence of collusion that is offered here hasn't been supported by the facts. and again, i respect you greatly. >> with that, want to thank mr. ackerson. i know you're a busy man running a big company. we appreciate what she do and appreciate the time you've taken to be with us this morning. we will quickly move to our third witness and staff can help a set that up because we have to get out of here in about 15 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> in a few moments, it german chancellor, angela merkel spokes on the future of the euro zone. >> the annual world economic forum began today in switzerland with remarks by german chancellor, angela merkel. she spoke for 45 minutes about the global financial crisis and the future of the euro zone. [applause] [speaking german] >> translator: professor schwab, madam president, allow me to welcome my colle

sheehan's management has helped to conclude it. but again, i don't see in my good friend and we have strong differences of opinion. i understand and respect that. but i just think that the evidence of collusion that is offered here hasn't been supported by the facts. and again, i respect you greatly. >> with that, want to thank