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Invited? >> reporter: no. absolutely not. the white house is not released a list as of yet in terms of who was invited. and they've not indicated why some of those who were invited, decisionmaking process behind it. >> the white house keeps saying -- jay carney at the white house press conference kept saying this is a private matter between the president and these families. >> people didn't think it was that private. thanks very much. we'll stay with you all day. they lost 15 firefighters on 9/11. engine 54, ladder 4 in the heart of new york city. the death of osama bin laden has reminded ma...

I hope nato takes it over and maybe we can help them but we don't spend a lot of money, time, or lose any lives. >>neil: very good point. in corporate-type decisionmaking process, and i know you have boards and that sort of thing, and you are accountable and answerable to the board but you call the shots and it is clear, it is -- if company direction is set by you, great, you stay in the job and if it doesn't, i guess you don't stay in the job. if the board ruled by fiat, it is not quite so direct, right? >>guest: well, when you have a competent running anything you get the lowest common denom...

Elections are held. mr. suleiman will be the head of government. will that stop the writing? will that stop -- i should say the protesting? >> yeah, i think it will stop the rioting. the most committed rioters. there has to be some guarantees in there. people are fed up with the provinces of government in egypt. they want to have concrete steps taken. such as changing the constitution so that -- political process can take place. opening the door for all parties to have discussions and be a part of the decisionmaking process. >> in this country are i don't think i have ever heard of this happen...

We want to show you some live picture of the former british prime minister tony blair. he is testifying for round two on the iraq war inquiry. many people say that he's braced himself for a really tough grilling here. main themes here that people want to get a real specific sense of is how intelligence was misused, what kind of promises he made to george w. bush of the united states. what was the decisionmaking process? and why was there no real preparation for the aftermath of the war? they want specifics in this round from tony blair last time many critics say that they just got very general...

This and it caused people to revisit, particularly british press to revisit the decisionmaking process and bp did acknowledge last week that it lobbied the british government on a prisoner transfer agreement that would have applied to megrahi and the british government did, in fact, respond. they took a position that was different than the united states government took, which came down and said megrahi the convicted terrorist bomber of the lockerbie bombing could be released under the prisoner of transfer agreement. secretary clinton wrote a very strong letter yesterday to four senators saying...