KERRY: "I think it's somewhere between. I think that there has been an exaggeration and there's been a refocusing ?"
BROKAW: "Where has the exaggeration been on the threat on terrorism?"
KERRY: "Well, 45 minutes deployment of weapons of mass destruction, #1. Aerial vehicles to be able to deliver materials of mass destruction, #2. I mean, I can -- nuclear weapons, #3. I can run a long list of clear misleading, clear exaggeration. The linkage to Al-Qaeda, #4. That said, they are really...

Al-Qaeda doesn't give a damn about Spain's support for the war in Iraq. It cares that Spain and most of the rest of the world supported our annihilation of the Taliban and our efforts to finish off bin Laden, that's what this is about. That's what the terrorist act is about. Now, the voters in Spain think it's about Iraq. You can't blame 'em. Well, you can blame 'em, but I mean you can still understand it. That's not what this is all about, didn't stop the socialists in Spain, it won't stop...

We used to call that weather, as the Globe points out: "While some may consider this a good old-fashioned winter, it bears little resemblance to those of the fifties or sixties. Scientists and policymakers alike..." "...are concerned that carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels are having an increasingly significant impact on our region and the global climate. A conference beginning today at Suffolk University Law School and organized by the New England Governors and Eastern Canadian...