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soil, that failed to get the perpetrators of at attack is also we learned today thsame administra which failed to come up with a single viable plan for the cia to capture or kill members of al qaeda, spite running an eight-year long mission so secret theice president ordered e cia to not tell cgress about it. "the wall street journal" toy reporting that discussion of pls to kill al qaeda lears tapered within six months ter 9/11. accoing to former intelligence officials saying bush and chen didn't sport a proposal to send special tea after al qaeda the way israel got t terrists who attacked the munich olympics. on march 13th, 2002, six mths, o days after 9/11, mr. bush himself said publicly of b laden, quote, i try am not that concern about him. tonight's story . chen now reduced to defen their toughness by sending h dahter out to defend them spinning tha"wall street journal" story to est it somehow reveals democratic weakness on national security. cheney forced to pladefense now with t weekend's revelation that it we who ordered the cia not to comply with the laws requiring fu inl brief

haveomorrow when the lrger group meets, including cina and dia and brazil to have them sign up for thsameal. weere told tonight that we'll definitely notappen. though they didn't say so, i think the sence of president xhu of chin who i left i think left this morning go back to china to deal with the ethnic unst there, that thatakes it very hard to break any ki of log jam. and inhe past, fo instance, at the las summit it was presiden obama was president whu at their dinner th night before and ne day theyroke major log m on a related isue. this time esident obama will notave that opportuty, the chinese are reesented but not the leader. >> woodruff: margaret, the summer is taking pce in the same location wheren rthquake hit where there were after shocks as recent as last week. how has that affeing these meetings? >> warner: well, ju, as you said, the g8 summit was moved here by the alian prime minister to draw atention to he devastation in this autiful region north ofrome. i ve to say that the tremors last week certain alarmed officials here,ne was 4.1 on t richterscale. there e evacuation p

. >> i am very, very sad,but at thsame time, i feel wat theve done has been a beautif gesture of suppt to ch her. i know i miss th, but i don't think either o of them could have lived wiout the other. ♪ >> hrer: the british police say they haveowegun an vestigation into the deathof sir edwardowns and his wife. again, the major developnts of this d: u.s. supreme court nominee sonia sotomayorended off efforts to draw out her ews on abortion rights on t secd day of questioning before the senate judiciary commtee. and 168 ople were killed when an iranian domestic airner crash in the country's northwes onewshour.pbs.org: an online- only feature tonht. use our patchwk nation map to see h broadband access is changing life in towns acro america. the newshour'journalism is available whenever you wanit, at newshour.s.org. we'll see you onlinend our continui coverage of the sotomayor arings tomorrow with judy woodff, and again here tomorrow evening on the newshour. fonow, i'm jim lehrer. thank you, and good night. major fnding for the newshour with jim lehrer is ovid8v] anwith the ongoing support

thsame thing, y't see he psonality untilhe is there talking to you. and that will happen.ersonality but also a very nice person. ve metery few people, who in the first 15 minutes you beco more impressed wh than she. >> what is yur sense of yo ability in intducing her and her ability in opening remarks to ghsh or preadminister or eempt any of the assault or criticm likely to come to some quarters own the next couple of days? >> first, she doesn't need me to inoduce her. she is going to do justfine in herself. it's a courtesy senator chairman leahy is nice to extend to senator gillibrand a i. i think she'll win people over. >> senor cardin, how did she win yo over? >> senator shum ser right, she a very impressive indivual in the o-on-one meetings. i ked her tough questionsnd she gave me direct answer which ve me confidenc that she's going to be a very straightforward with the americ people. it's an opportunity not onlyor the senate to question but for the american peoe to get to know her. i think is is a vry important moment. >> yea can you give us any example of the types o

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