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Fish, thats an economic loss that bps going to have to pay. im talking about setting up the actual system for the filing of those claims with bp and others in order to get them reimbursed as quickly as possible. thats not a retroactive thing. >> if theyre just responsible for cleanup and containment, do you really force them to pay the -- >> absolutely. thats part of the law. absolutely. the economic damages that are incurred are part of the cost of this incident. absolutely. >> and two other qu...

In order to get them reimbursed as quickly as possible. that is not a retroactive thing, by the way. >> if they are responsible for cleanup and containment can you really force them to pay the lost wages? >> absolutely, thats part of the law. absolutely. the economic damages that are incurred are part of the cost of this incident, absolutely. >> two other quick things. mr. benjamin netanyahu called, there are reports that president abbass may come to the white house for peace talks. where are yo...

Fish, thats an economic loss that bps going to have to pay. im talking about setting up the actual system for the filing of those claims with bp and others in order to get them reimbursed as quickly as possible. >> but if their just responsible for clean-up and containment, can you really force them to pay the lawsuit? >> absolutely. thats part of the law. absolutely. the economic damages incured are part of the cost of this incident. absolutely. >> and two other quick things. prime minister net...

Rating systems dont do that. >> dont do that. jeff, does it matter that, like, does any of this evidence, the research thats being done, does that weigh in the decision making process for the court? >> it does matter. and the courts -- the reason this law has a chance is that the courts are generally more willing to cut -- to allow kids to be protected. since this law is so directed at kids, the law has a chance. there are -- when it comes to adults, they sort of dont want any regulation of any ...

As early as 2015. the "new york times" sunday ran an article detailing a classified memo that defense secretary gates sent to the white house in that memo gates raises concerns about irans nuclear program and whether the u.s. has policies in place to deal with it. secretary gates supposedly did not like seeing his classified memo leaked to a major paper. theres been speculation that he himself might have leaked it. he pushed back calling the paper out for serious mischaracterizations about the m...

Missile capable of reaching the u.s. as early as 2015. the new york times on sunday ran an article detailing a classified memo that defense secretary robert gates sent to the white house nthat memo gates raises concerns about irans nuclear program and whether the u.s. has policies in place to deal with it. secretary gates supposedly did not like seeing his classified memo leaked to a major paper, although theres been speculation that he himself might have leaked it. he pushed back, calling the p...

Missile capable of reaching the u.s. as early as 2015. the new york times on sunday ran an article detailing a classified memo that defense secretary robert gates sent to the white house nthat memo gates raises concerns about irans nuclear program and whether the u.s. has policies in place to deal with it. secretary gates supposedly did not like seeing his classified memo leaked to a major paper, although theres been speculation that he himself might have leaked it. he pushed back, calling the p...

Immediately when i was looking at those by lines. they were tom chancre and david sanger and the fact that tom shanker is the pentagon reporter and his name was first on the story would lead the sophisticated reader to think that, perhaps, this came from the pentagon. on the other hand, theres a huge, huge battle going on within the administration over what iran policy should be. so it could be somebody who opposed the current seeking -- >> the whole engagement thing is going wonderfully. we hav...

Rather it presented a number of questions and proposals intended to contribute to orderly and timely decision-making process. admiral mike mullen emphasized there has been a great deal of focus on the iraq issue. >> we in the pentagon plan for contingencies all the time. so certainly, that, you know, that there are options which exist shouldnt surprise anybody. >> reporter: on "fox news sunday," john mccain said the secretarys concerns did not surprise him. >> i didnt need a secret memo from mr....

It was a wake-up call. his denial said instead no, the memo presented a number of questions that contribute to timely decision-making process. well, if you are contributing to a timely process, it implies that the process right now is not. time is running. you are essentially treading water and achieving nothing. what do you need? you need a wake-up call. in fact, this is a man who brilliantly disguised the fact he was making a wake-up call. because unless there is a third contingency and he is ...