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Do a trade, you buy and sell, you know what each of you are getting. if youre investing in the future, youve got to know if you make a good investment, you get back 100 cents on the dollar. if you dont know whether youre going to get 100 cents, 10 cents, 30 cents, you get less investment in the future. when you mentioned richard nixon took this off in 1971, if we had maintained the growth rates that weve had for the previous 180 years, which include boom times, depressions and everything else, t...

Why some facebook users are getting creeped out. >> reporter: the companys new feature has some users feeling big brother is watching. they announced a new feature that allows facebook to listen to user conversations. the company says this feature will be used for harmless things like identifying what song or television show is playing in the background while the sapp in use but some say it will allow facebook to listen to everything users do while on the mobile site. the move toledo an online p...

>> the time for sterling to go to that church is on the sunday following the saturday revelation of the conversation in the first place. too little, too late. >> reporter: donald sterling and justin bieber proving that race is a lightning rod even in private. >> the most electric issue in american society. and that probably doesnt change in time soon. >> reporter: stephanie elam, cnn, los angeles. >> were going to get to this dialogue right away on this subject right now. joining me is mark lamo...

>> all these are important issues and wouldnt discount any of it. the president needs to follow the law. i want to push you, if you tnt have the 30 days, would you have let him die there or bring him home? >> i would have done everything in my power to bring hem home. i want the information. >> well said. >> in 2011 congress agreed in a bipartisan opposition to the idea of releasing any gitmo prisoners. what has changed? >> well, weve been releasing gitmo prisoners for as long as weve had gitmo....

Shinseki were fired then the problem would be solved. because only then do we get into the bigger problem of how we solve the veterans health problem. and what you are going to see in congress is an immediate fight with democrats saying well, we will make some reforms but the big problem, the root problem is there is just not enough money. and so there will be fighting over whether its money or reforms that are needed at v.a. >> i hate the political calculus in this. there are vets and they are ...

Shinseki were fired then the problem would be solved. because only then do we get into the bigger problem of how we solve the veterans health problem. and what you are going to see in congress is an immediate fight with democrats saying well, we will make some reforms but the big problem, the root problem is there is just not enough money. and so there will be fighting over whether its money or reforms that are needed at v.a. >> i hate the political calculus in this. there are vets and they are ...

They reached out there. >> the pentagon team that traveled to houston calls for rapidly increasing iraqi oil production soon after the invasion. they set an initial goal of bringing production up to 3.1 million barrels a day, 50 more than iraq was producing at the time. the long-term goal is to increase iraqs oil production to more than 5 million barrels per day, more than iraq has ever produced. while administration officials insist that increase in production is aimed at financing the reconstr...

Texas. a detail not known to the public before now. >> the bush administration had lots of contacts in houston in the sophisticated executive suites of the major u.s. headquartered oil companies and they reached out there. >> the pentagon team that traveled to houston calls for rapidly increasing iraqi oil production soon after the invasion. they set an initial goal of bringing production up to 3.1 million barrels a day 50 morse that are than iraq was producing at the time. the long-term goal is...

Was 100,000 casualties, minimum, and a real mess. so no one wanted to do korea. and of course, the footnote was, as always, korea didnt have any oil. >> the public case is about weapons. 9/11 changed everything. the threat of weapons of mass destruction now drives american policy. but policy toward the nation posing the most clear and present danger on wmd, north korea, doesnt change dramatically. instead, inside the administration, it is the existing, pre 9/11 planning about iraq and iraqs oil ...

Nuclear bomb. >> we argued about this in the state department, why wasnt there more concern with north korea when the ci a was telling us that north korea probably already had plutonium-based nuclear materiel and the answer was 100,000 casualties, minimum, and a real mess. so no one wanted to do korea. and of course, the footnote was, as always, korea didnt have any oil. >> the public case is about weapons. 9/11 changed everything. the threat of weapons of mass destruction now drives american po...