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Rice came close to resigning from the bush white house. her memoir obtained by the new york times talks of clashes with dick cheney, and apparently butted heads over what to do with captured terrorism suspects. i've seen it, it's that thick. and police decide whether to press charges in the 24-year-old occupy wall street protesters and scaled is statue in zucotti park. he says he was trying to get michael bloomberg to resign. that didn't happen. >> ainsley: thanks, clayton. they were the underdogs that became national champs in 1972, the legendary true story of the women's basketball squad at ...

Sign a renewal of the patriot act before it expired at midnight here at home. that bill extends the government's right to track terrorism suspects with roving wiretaps in searches of business records and monitor so-called lone wolf suspects who have no confirmed ties to terrorist groups. congress did approve the extension late last night. and president obama heads to poland this afternoon, after wrapping up a one-on-one meeting with french president nicolas sarkozy. mr. obama and the g-8 leaders attended a welcoming dinner in france last night, hosted by sarkozy and his apparently, pregnant ...

For the first time, pakistan is allowing the cia to inspect osama bin laden's compound. agents will search for any intelligence materials the navy s.e.a.l.s missed during their raid. president obama signed a bill to extend parts of the patriot act that were set to expire at midnight. the bill allows the government to track terrorism suspects using wiretaps and searching buzz records and allows agents to monitor lone wolf suspects, even if they have to clear ties to terror groups. congress approved the extension late last night. now we turn to missouri, where order is beginning to emerge fr...

Commissions act and adhere to the geneva conventions. >> he has not closed guantanamo, one of his first promises as president. in fact, just this week, the administration decided that khalid shaikh mohammed, mastermind of 9/11, will be tried in a military tribunal at guantanamo bay. was that promise a fundamental misreading of the practicalities and very difficult issues involved in shutting down that prison? >> no, and i think the president has tried to follow through and with great success with the american people. in this particular case -- and listen, the president's been clear, and we've ...

Guantanamo, reject the military commissions act and adhere to the geneva conventions. >> he has not closed guantanamo, one of his first promises as president. in fact, just this week, the administration decided that khalid shaikh mohammed, mastermind of 9/11, will be tried in a military tribunal at guantanamo bay. was that promise a fundamental misreading of the practicalities and very difficult issues involved in shutting down that prison? >> no, and i think the president has tried to follow through and with great success with the american people. in this particular case -- and listen, the pr...