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they left the city of vancouver holding responsibility. you want jobs. there is ample jobs retrofitting the 1500 garden apartments. it is hard to say that the eir is there when the city will be paid $500,000. we have heard the developers say, "we will pay the city for every dollar the planning department has spent." i will lead to read the comments of catherine more. "the eir is incomplete. it fails to say why demolition is even necessary korea this will become a heavy traffic generator. the eir fails to identify impacts. future residents will remain car dependent. [bell] damn. president chiu: thank you. >> a less parking alternative. more and more projects in san francisco are analyzing the parking alternative. you guys approved one last year, on market street, and the fact that it gave you some leverage, some leverage to deal with it. treasure island, 8000 new units with considerably less parking. it gives you ammunition. this only shows all of the impacts of the extra cars that they allowed to park there, and then people drive them. it does not show i

it runs from the crescent city area north all the way down to canada's vancouver island. it's an area that scientists say is overdue for a magnitude quake the size of a nine. we have two reports beginning with our science editor john fowler who brought us this report in february 28, 2001. the same day a magnitude 6.8 quake hit near washington. >>> the sea floor is waving toward the continent. that's what triggered today's earthquake. the entire cascade mountain range and the mount st. helen's eruption are from rising rock. the so called cascadous eruption zone threatenings california's coast. geological evidence near southern oregon shows that huge earthquakes magnitude nine or even greater have happened regularly every 300 years or so along the coast. one is due now. the 7.3 quake that hit petrolia may have been a precursor to the mega quake that would be the biggest in recorded history. >> one could come soon, one could come 200 years from now. but we're certainly not at the beginning of the cycle. we're some where being the latter part of it. >> if it should rupture an

vancouver canucks vs sharks, 95, and that they have been victorious nine of the last 10 games.e shark these verses vancouver tonight. >> the destructions, excuses for game can fall off and you could get yourself in trouble. with cannot afford that at this time. >> gary: they dropped that parka 7:30 tiger is six shots behind of leader hunter mayhem, he could have had a birdie on the first. i remember watching that when the mess. >>pam: see you 11:00 p.m. >>> lindsay lohan's courtroom showdown. >> did our exclusive surveillance tape help or hurt the star? i'm lara spencer. >> and i'm kevin frazier. >> "the insider" is on. >>> late for court. with her sister and mom. helicopters trailing her black suv. >> why lindsay just rejected a plea deal. is it because of what is on our exclusive jewelry store surveillance tapes? >> please try to keep whatever offer i made confidential. >> yes, your honor. >>> charlie sheen's $100 million lawsuit today. >>> plus, did sheen spend $17 million in four months?

vancouver.ffs start. they might not catch them. tonight will be a good test. on the pga tour, extreme wind gusts, creating a dangerous situation. camera tower falling. scoreboard destroyed. play delayed. first round. tiger woods. when the tournament resumed he kind of wished it wouldn't have. that was for an eagle. off the mark there on three. darkness fell before he could finish the through 15 he is one under six shots back of the leader right now. hunter mayhan got through 11 before darkness fell. sounds so ominous. >> darkness fell. making it sound creepy. >> the was creepy. they couldn't finish the golf tournament. >> not just creepy. one of the towers, towers collapsed. >> one of the towers that holds. >> that's creepy. >> yeah, creepy if you were standing. >> dangerous. >> exactly. >> still ahead. we have something so cute. look at that. it's a baby! she is so cute.she's ne [ male announcer ] this...is the network. a living, breathing intelligence that's helping business rethink how to do

. >> reporter: last night in vancouver, keep an eye on minnesota's california clutterbock.gue. went from physical at to see you next fall. he must have seen it out of the corner of his eye and he understood up on the vancouver bench. >> hello. >> yeah. do you think they are going to help him there? watch one guy stick him right there. they stick him. anyway, no words of encouragement. watch him laugh it off. anyway, it should have been the easiest goal in history. he blew the easiest goal in the history. watch it one more time. okay. it gets away. there it is. and he hits wide. unbelievable. an incredible miss in a game that ended in a 2-2 tie. but his coach was able to laugh about it afterwards. so keep dreaming. the worst miss. >> i want to say something about the first tee. because if young kids haven't experienced or don't have or think they have the money to play golf, it has become a global program. and it is offered in san francisco. and it's offered in oakland. >> sure. >> and it is very affordable. in fact, it's free. so any kid that wants to get into golf and lear

one man from vancouver said he got in line at 2 p.m.yesterday to get his hands on one, which is not yet on sale in canada. people are lining up as early as 4 this morning. >>> a new report says a united airlines flight headed for san francisco last may was allowed to take off without repairs despite a report of problems. the pilot said they heard a hissing noise and saw 14-inch flames coming from the cockpit window. the crew was able to put out the flames and make an emergency landing in washington d.c. the captain who flew the same plane earlier reported an overheated electrical connection. they said it was inspected and thought to be flight worthy. >>> thousands of nasa workers marked the space shuttle's 30th anniversary by forming a human shuttle, taking more than an hour to fill up the space. it was a fair well to the shuttle program as it wrapped up. >>> still ahead, the reason behind a spectacular sight on the ocean front in southern california. >>> it was quite a geyser on the streets of malibu, a fire hydrant sheared off about 7

. >>> if you thought uconn had a problem with the rim, check this out from vancouver. high school basketball coach decided to show off his dunking skills. not only did he miss the dunk he shattered the back board, kids loved it but he did not. one more time. down he went with the backboard and the rim. that's the price you pay for showing off. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> looks painful. yet another ridiculous example of teen singer justin bieber's popularity. your entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> hair' unbearbly cute and cuddly but how far would you go to rescue one. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this thursday morning. we have some light rain moving through portland, showers to the north of you around seattle too. medford, you're going to have showery weather to deal with along with our friends throughout the intermountain west. we're dry in california today. arizona, is going to be one of the warmer spots over the next couple days, near 80 tomorrow in phoenix. l.a. a little cool today, tomor

yesterday, several documents about fortress development and their previous projects in new york and vancouver. finally, and this is -- it is hard for me not to get emotional, because we are talking about my home, the only home i have ever known. the people that our funding this do not live here. there are a lot of people interested in this form and the reasons who do not live there. but it is my home and the home of many others. thank you for your consideration. supervisor mar: thank you. next speaker. >> my name is john kim. i have been living in parkmerced for 35 years. thank you for this opportunity to speak. i respect all of you for your integrity and hard work. i have trust in you. you will come to an informed decision eventually. thank you. supervisor chiu -- when he last visited parkmerced, i had a chance to meet him. he said san francisco is a great city. we can do better. we can do better by keeping san francisco -- let's keep san francisco beautiful. people all over the world visit san francisco and spend money, making tourism the number one industry in san francisco. they come beca

we've got 7 in vancouver and 8 for seattle. on the other hand, getting a little bit warmer in new york. 5 is your high. and even 11 degrees in d.c. now, for europe, largely calm and unsettled for the most part. the exception is up to the north. winds will be strong from norway all the way in to western russia and along with those winds we will be seeing snow that there trek across norway and affecting parts of finland and the baltic states, too. they are looking on the snow wayside. for the mediterranean, the south here has been really unsettled the past few days with italy getting the brunt of all of that stormy weather. we have been talking about snow and there's been a lot of rain as well and those rains are said to trigger a lot of flooding. there's been a lot of problems here. let's look at some of the scenes coming out of the country. heavy flooding, very high water levels here due to all of the rain. cars and homes are under muddy waters. the adriatic coastline has been particularly hard hit with all the rain. there's be

going to be a new system coming in, bringing plenty of coastal rain and inland snow. 8 degrees in vancouver. minus 9 in winnipeg. and then over toward toronto quite chilly here. 0 for your daytime high. 1 in denver. but it does stay very pleasant and warm down in the southeast. 27 degrees down in miami. 24 in houston. now, for europe we have good spells of sunshine across continental europe. high pressure system in control here. and then over towards the southwest, scattered showers again for the southwestern corner of iberia here, with some heavy downpours and thunderstorms in between. across the north we're going to be contending with strong winds again, especially across scandinavia, with heavy snow impacting norway. across the uk for the most part of the day we'll be holding on to that dry weather, but showers coming in from scotland. and own over toward the southeastern corner winds still very, very strong across italy and the balkans, and that slow-moving system still with us, bringing unsettled weather torch of turkey. there is going to be plenty of snow to contend with because of th

issues with our ground source but we do share that series of,aquafo r's and we have the city of vancouver on the other side that also taps that water reservoir. and fish flows we're currently in the process of pursuing habitat conservation plan to come in compliance in the clean water act so we're very concerned about any impact that could impact our ability to maintain fish flows we're currently agreeing to. next slide. so, in terms of what we've done to study climate change effects on our system. in 2002 through the university of washington through richard palmer and margaret hahn, i won't go over that now dash maybe later. next slide. a couple mayor studies we conducted is a reduction of our snow pact. the bowling watershed is not a rich environment. we do regularly get snow fall and our highest elevation in there is about 2500 feet. what we do have is a dotted line showing our regular run off of the streams in the and the dark line shows projected what would happen without the snow fall. it's not particularly significant for our municipal supply. one of these reasons is for the late s

the game just ended and the vancouver canucks beat the sharks. this was the best sharks game, or most entertaining game i've seen in the nhl. >> rangers on saturday. >>> we have some breaks news come out of a jay pan, a massive earthquake has hit there. these are pictures coming from the island of -- i don't know if we have that picture, that's what it looked like digitally. we don't have much in the way of information. we will try to get it for you. we will be back at 11:00. a great looking lawn like this, but trying to grow grass from seed in tough areas like deep shade, along the driveway, and where the kids play can be a little intimidating... until now. with scotts ez seed. it's scotts best grass seed, starter fertilizer and a growing material that absorbs water and expands to surround and protect the seeds, you'll get a thick, green scotts lawn even if you've never been successful with other seed before. the revolutionary scotts ez seed. grow grass anywhere. um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! ear

rain in vancouver and seattle as well but temperatures are not too bad. rain mild in los angeles today. 28 in miami. all right. that's all for me just now. here's your extended forecast now. >>> taking a look at our lead stories. the u.s. embassy in tokyo has announced that the head of japan affairs in the state department kevin maher has been fired. visiting u.s. assist tachbt secretary of state kurt campbell informed the move to japan's new foreign minister takeaki matsumoto on thursday in their talks in tokyo. campbell said rust deming, a former deputy chief will assume the post. maher reportedly told some college students in the u.s. last december that okinawa wants are masters of manipulation and extortion. he was referring to the relocation of the u.s. marines air station. in the talks, campbell said maher's comment is unacceptable and contrary to the u.s. policy and the respect for okinawa. >>> japan downgraded the economic growth by 0.2% to 1.3% on an annual basis. they downward revision comes as consumer spending fell short of previous estimates.

you do want to watch out if you are in the area. 8 is your high in seattle and vancouver too. little bit warmer than yesterday. we're going to be seeing more rain with little chance of snow. meanwhile, minus 2 in chicago. then looking pretty cold in toronto again today. now for europe, a pretty well-developed system coming in over iceland. that's making winds pretty strong here. british isles, northern areas, scandinavian peninsula too will feel the effects of this system. snow will spread across norway today. otherwise a pretty calm and quiet picture for northern europe. in the south, though, mediterranean still looking at showers. then we'll be talking about snow for the alpine region as well as the inland areas of the balkan peninsula. 12 is your high in rome today. 10 expected in athens. minus 3 in kiev. then 1 for warsaw. cold in moscow, minus 7 degrees. all right, that's a look at your weather for now. i will leave you with your three-day outlook. >>> taking a look at our lead stories. as worries grow over under rest in the middle east, crude oil futures have hit $100 a

because and you can do you know you can you want to sell the medal at last year's winter olympics in vancouver and almost one in the russian camp had a big day on saturday. the weather wasn't great survey but on the competition that's on the way i hope it will be sunny and clear i am still getting used to the slope as it's the first time i have practiced on it but come saturday i think everything will be great. would be sports in russia will only continue to grow in stature of a sultry olympics due to get underway in three years time when the track may be finally on the short side in comparison to most well cover bands but nevertheless its location will make it easy for fountains of crimes to attend and the russians know what federation just happy to continue to help raise the profile of the sports in the country. we decided to hold the event a sparrow hills that's one of the most historic spots and most cars. a practice of holding events here as a sleeper cell the russian snowboard championships before we got the go ahead to hold the latest leg of the world cup here from international skiing

games but is adamant russia is in the right form of working closely with lot of the winter games in vancouver and then in russia only manage a disappointing places medals table in canada last five years. run fine is a great is an australia stretch their own didn't run in the world cup the thirty four matches after crushing canada by seven wickets in bangalore to go top of group a kind of the one that australia chose to bat first and made a promising start from to figure out that self he completed his half century of just thirty seven boys however the oldest overcame the resistance and bowled and minimize the two hundred eleven for those remaining on the defending world champions easily overturn the deficit going to themselves a place in quarter finals opener shane watson with ninety four and brad haddin made eighty eight chase down joseph runs to strike easily reach two hundred twelve for three hour kind of this campaign came to an end run win from six matches. and that's all scorsese by for. sure is the same or similar do you think is there a line in the mark when the arab world power of peo

she was adamant russia is in the right form to hold repeating there for the good winter games in vancouver then russia and only nine a disappointing eleventh place medals table in canada last february. and we finish with arguably the most exciting extreme sport cliff diving competitively just over ten years old there's already one russian who's established his name in the sport for good but runyan reports. breasts a key this is cleat carving a really extreme where a human being and nature become one. one of the new sports in the planet as it became competitive only in two thousand following hello and we're a tradition which is a we're two hundred years old and rochelle already has a clean driver to be proud of our own solution to the twenty six year old days of his first victory at the red bull world series and not just last year and enter this isn't as the favorite along with nine time will jam band all under due care and last season's winner their hands one of the world's most isolated and mystical places up a new we all and is choose most westerly point and the key of venue for the twen

you cover is adamant russia is in the right form to avoid repeating there from the winter games in vancouver then russia could only manage disappointing eleventh place in the medal stable in canada last. quick update now on what has been happening in attendance at indian wells favorite rafael nadal and roger federer have made it through to the quarter finals along with know about djokovic cruising past. six love six one drop of a. can is yet to lose this season kasia cascade next. report for a while in college. and in a winning straw and or a vanity winning berth has come to an end after knocking at defending champion in the gang convictions last b.c. i'm told it's right. in the semi. with my friends here. that's a matchup in the n.b.a. where orlando magic have bounced back from a loss on monday with a ninety three eighty nine when over the milwaukee white how it may be a game high point and twenty rebounds for the magic spell inside the sun the ball down to give them a nearly eleven nine lead in the first quarter with each drug deal with would without straining budget miss the game people m

to 6 for your high in vancouver, and the same also in seattle. a little bit of rain but we could see a little snow min in as it is getting cooler in the morning hours. up to the east 1 for toronto and 6 in new york. 9 degrees for c. so little bit cooler here. 17, meanwhile, in atlanta, and 22 degrees and pleasant in usn. all right. that's a look at your weather for now. and here is your three-day outlook. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> our ad story, a senior united nations official says more than 1,000 people may have been killed in the libyan capital of tripoli since anti-government protests erupted about two weeks ago. u.n. humanitarian affairs valerie amos made the assessment at a news conference monday, citing several sources. >> we are seeing reports of over 1,000 people who are said to have died as a result of security problems in tripoli. >> amos added that the fragile security situation in libya makes it difficult to know precisely what is happening there. she also said more than 60,000 people are believed to have fled libya to egypt and another 40,000 to tun

>> vancouver, canada. >> i don't know if you heard the story about the king cobra snake that escapedamerica. you did hear? >> no. >> they say it's nothing to worry about. are you afraid? >> not -- >> not my favorite. >> ah. >> you did make a big deal out of it? >> i think i would be worried. >> oh! >> oh, look. >> oh! no. >> no? >> you ever have an encounter with a snake? >> yeah. >> what happened? >> i killed it. >> by ignoring it? >> whoa. >> oh! >> got her. nobody knows where it is. they think they will find it. >> another victim. claims another victim. [ cheers and applause ] before we go any farther, i want to wish a happy birthday to lady gaga. it is her 25th birthday. as if he is is watching. 25 years ago today, little baby gaga came out of an egg. she celebrated her birthday tonight at the staples center but she wasn't in or at a concert. >> the clippers go for the bonus and go go goes to the line. and clippers, 3 for 8. and go gaga, unbelievable. >> jimmy: he played point guard for the clippers tonight. because they're not very good. this is something, i don't know what to m

up the oregon/washington coast into vancouver island into british clump kbrap our zone called cascadia can generate an earthquake of this size. so these very big earthquakes they live out in the ocean and when they strike they can not only unleash very strong tsunamis but they can produce this very strong long duration shaking that is undoubtedly added to the damage that's occurring in tokyo. >> very interesting. japan obviously one of the most and correct me if i'm wrong one of the most advanced countries in the world in terms of building for earthquake protection. to -- and now to have this put to the test in such a major way. i assume seismologists and architects and others will be looking very closely in what happened this, this earthquake to see how welt japanese buildings have fared. >> caller: indeed. it's buildings that were built before we had good codes. this was the problem in christchurch, new zealand. the same issues here in the bay area with buildings that will not do well when we're hit by a strong earthquake engineers will be looking at these buildings very quickly of h

he's added shows i think they said vancouver, british columbia, atlantic city, new jersey.rpedo of truth, defeat is not an option show is what he's calling it. he's going to make 85% of the profits off this deal. radio city music hall here in new york, 6,000 people that venue holds and only a few scattered tickets left. this is selling out big time. charlie is getting paid. it's apparently a 75-minute show. i don't know what earth -- >> what's he talking about? >> he's not a stand-up or -- >> and all stand-up comedians are saying, give it a try, charlie, because it's not so easy. >> no, it's not. he'll say, i can't wait to see the reviews but he's getting paid, so -- >> what's to prevent him from walking off after five minutes? >>> single ladies out there, we picked this story for you. guess who is single? bradley cooper, back on the market. >> you love some bradley cooper. >> i can't get enough of him. i love him. he and renee zellweger have split. they confirmed after two years together they have decided to go their own separate ways. this after renee secretly and under t

vancouver. canuck are the best teal in the entire league. captain marvel at the game. tex texting. nice. he's texting wonder woman. canuck strike first. to alex. build a lead. shark rally in the second. off his own rebound. 19 of the year makes it 2-1. minute later. ryan on the attack and goes to the short side. sharks tight up at 2 appease slid it home. to the third. break for the canuck. slap shop. hand the net and raymond right there to finish it. right place right time and i'm told the shark have just scored to tie it up late in this game so it is 3-3 late in the third perhaps going to over time. this was a rebuilding season for the cal basketball team. winning record. hoping to do damage in the pac-10 tournament and buzz saw from sc. trojan possibly run the table at staple center. bears started out on fire. richard solomon with authority. bears up by 8. moments later. allen crab. spinning and scoring. pac-10 freshman of the year. that's pretty. finger roll. 21. cal up 8. but that lead would disappear in the first half. simmons to beat the clock. got it. trojan up

me and the other coach are going to be facing one another in a fight june 3rd in vancouver.-- seven up and coming fighters that want a ufc contract. and these guys live in a house together for six weeks, they've got no television, no newspaper, no connection to the outside world. they've just got fighting, and that's it. so, they got -- if you can imagine 14 guys in a house, i'm excited to watch. >> jimmy: i don't even want to live on that block. it's insane. but i mean -- the testosterone. i mean, the arguments that must go on. >> what happens at the house, i have no idea. so, i want nothing to do with that. i'm there to coach -- coach these guys. >> jimmy: so you don't see what they do at the house? >> i don't even know what going to happen. >> jimmy: so if someone's like, "who didn't do the dishes, man!? who didn't do the dishes!?" it's like, "why? sorry man." >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: see, that's -- yeah. i couldn't be a roommate there. that would be a different reality show -- throw me in -- [ light laughter ] getting beat up. i was going to ask you if you could teach me

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a lot going on out there but it's taking dead aim towards seattle, vancouver and out of our area and in fact probably out of california. today slightly warmer and then crank it up on wednesday and thursday as we mentioned possibility of some record highs which are upper 70s or very low 80s. we'll be close. north bay gets a few more clouds probably than anyone else. and a lot of clouds just drift on by. 60 to 70. 68 napa. pittsburgh pretty close as well. oakly to morgan hill, san martin in there all upper 60s. peninsula mid to upper 60s. san mateo 66. santa cruz at 66 degrees. sunny and warmer weather wednesday and thursday. mostly about the same on friday. and a system does come by we'll see more of a westerly breeze. cooler with some partly cloudy skies until we get into the weekend. >>> overnight the price of crude oil dipped below $104 a barrel. oil prices are coming off a two year high of $106 as rebels in libya are making gains. they've retaken some key oil ports but fighting is expected to become more fierce as rebels approach the capitol city of tripoli. that could cause oil p

. >> reporter: that geological feature runs from vancouver island, to northern california; it's called the cascadia fault or subduction zone, where a collision of large rigid plates in the earth's surface caused a huge earthquake in 1700 and scientists say it is due to happen again. gary griggs director of the institute of marine sciences at the university of california at santa cruz has studied subduction zones. >> one of those plates is diving down beneath the continent and as it goes down, it's actually dragging on the overlying layer. it's actually hung up, it's stuck. every 100 or 200 years, that'll break loose. and what typically happens is the upper layer will sort of rebound. it'll bounce back up and that displaces a huge amount of water. and that happens all around the pacific intermittently. if the quake happened close to shore, the tsunami would arrive very quickly, as it did in japan and cause enormous devastation. >> reporter: 10% of the damage was caused by the earthquake. but the tsunami that followed did 90% of the damage, and killed 99% of the people. >> reporter: but

he was -- he worked for robinson and the vancouver area for a long time, but he said something interesting. hokie said the last five years he's known more about parliamentary procedure and how it works. he said he's worked with in the minority context the last seven years the minority context and he said once you get into these minority parliament you really understand the procedure and the details of how the democracy unfolds and we are seeing and in front of us right now. >> it sound like a fascinating dinner conversation. >> tell me, really, that countdown clock that's been going on the last three hours it was all to bring us to this point so we could look at the screen with a riding on it? thing about democracy. you've been to the shuttle liftoff. the rocket has time to leave the ground, and this is like going to the moon and of course everyone is trying to go to the moon right now, but the truth is we can't predict when this is going to start. but more importantly we can't predict how it's going to end, and of course as you say it's in a to get lost in the weeds here and nonetheless,

the sharks in vancouver.ttle bit find a set a regular basis? we do enough with the playoffs. >> what's your problem was spring training baseball we just came back from arizona and had a great time? >>gary: if you go it's great to sit around the sun, you got to talk to a player in they will be rude. to talk about practice and everybody makes up, if one manager asks how were you guys gotta be? we state it's going to be a long year that i buy it. every manager in baseball says were looking good, were feeling good. it is my thing. you will not go to arizona with me? >> and i change my mind. i have nothing against arizona. >>gary: she will go to arizona. --won't. >> do you take anything, that anything seriously? >>gary: when somebody calls me crazy, when somebody's mother. >>> charlie sheen's house raided by the police. the exclusive video. >>> and star reaction and news on the devastating tsunami in japan. i'm lara spencer. >> and i'm kevin frazier. >> "the insider" is on. >>> we've got apocalyptic images. >> tri

it's mainly flying up towards vancouver and seattle. behind it there's your friday, which will be pretty good. this system should start for some, especially up around lake county. but south of that it's going to be rather ho hum. we'll get the clouds increasing. then sun around noon. the forecasted highs upper 50s. low to mid-60s, cooler to the north. slightly on the mild side. tomorrow looks great, maybe patchy fog. saturday about the same. looks like rain will make it farther south. tori and dave. >>> major diplomatic movements from the government. this is a reaction to the continuing crisis in libya. >>> also dramatic events happening in wisconsin. a union protests a turned into a state capitol lockdown after a big blow for unions. we'll have details. >>> well, tonight, the first of the 13 idol finalists will be voted off. >>> these are live pictures from madison, wisconsin. the capitol building is on lockdown. police are not letting people who are outside in. people are yelling let us in. let us in. pramptly they put reporters in. t

al-qaeda organizations -- or hezbollah organizations in north carolina, in new york, montreal, toronto, vancouver los angeles. initially established with the iranian intelligence service to keep an eye on the young shah and his followers, but it's clearly designed, also, to have a dual use which is to strike back against us. it's not talked about very much, you know, the bush administration talked about saddam having a terrorist capability here. and, of course, he didn't. but the iranians absolutely have a presence here. >> okay, thank you. on our left in the third row. >> i've a question or ask for a comment on the failure of the intelligence community which is part, you know, which is rapidly grown in funding and also power in the united states. and as a large part is responsible, i feel, for these wars that we engage in and their suggestion. >> well, i, you know, the intelligence community can't declare war -- well, no one declares war anymore, so let me step back from that. the intelligence community, particularly the cia, is peculiarly the instrument of the president of the united states. wh