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years was what happened to an office in minnesota. it was under republicans and democrats. some was put in there without the experience to run it. general mukasey fix it when he got in. it is now back on track. it was shocking to me to see how quickly that office deteriorated. i wanted to say how much i appreciated the decisions of the administration to keep on some of the appointees. it would have been a bad idea to throw out these u.s. attorneys. what would you do with attorney gener...

under the new practice visions, pat would have saved over $1,500. >> this is very important, both for the pocketbook of seniors, because the drugs are expensive and getting more expensive every year -- >> i may get to california with these new provisions, to visit one of my children. turning overseas to an escalating dispute between two of the nations closest allies, britain and israel. >> britain took an extraordinary step yesterday by expelling an israeli diplomat. for the reason w...

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captioning sponsed by macneil/lehrerroductions >> lehrer: good evening, im j lehrer. deadly bombings in baghdad kill more than 100 people. >> woodruff: and im jud odruff. on the pbs newour tonight, the ordinated attacks targeted govement sites. we get the latest from t iraqi capital. >> lehrer: also tonit, on afghanistan the u.s. command anthe top diplomat told congress the boost itroops will halt e taliban within a ye. >> woouff: meantime, britain marked its 100th cbat death in afghan...

captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> lehrer: good evening, im jim lehrer. deadly bombings in baghdad killed more than 100 people. >> woodruff: and im judy woodruff. on the pbs newshour tonight, the coordinated attacks targeted government sites. we get the latest from the iraqi capital. >> lehrer: also tonight, on afghanistan the u.s. commander and the top diplomat told congress the boost in troops will halt the taliban within a year. >> woodruff: meantime, britain mark...

hazrad ali but i knew after meeting him he made himself very rich from this arrangement. it was 30,000 feet up and it was december. they werent prepared to put the forces in because they thought they could do the job using the local militia. >> what a pleasure talking to you guys, great knowing and the fact that money was involved to something so important to this country seems beyond anything any of us want to deal with us at this time. thanks to both of you. meanwhile, lets kick it o...

this was a safe room, just in case. >> this was just some place in case something ever happened where hed go. >> when you look at the house now, it is unfurnished, obviously. give us a sense how different it was fully furnished. >> oh, it was the place. ive seen a lot of houses in my life, but this was the house. >> ted rowlands, cnn, at the neverland ranch. top of the hour, im t.j. holmes and time to hand it over to my good friend, tony harris in "newsroom." >> it is friday, july 3r...