BLITZER: A Nobel Peace Prize winner slams President George W. Bush and the former Prime Minister Tony Blair over the war in Iraq. Lisa Sylvester is monitoring that and some of the other top stories in THE SITUATION ROOM right now. Lisa, what's going on here?</s>LISA SYLVESTER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, South African archbishop is calling for the International Criminal Court to take action against George W. Bush and Tony Blair for allegedly fabricating evidence to invade Iraq after 2003. In a scathing editorial published Sunday, he likens the former U.S. president and former British prime minister to, quote, "playground bullies.' Blare replied in a statement on his web site that several independent studies have concluded that he and Bush did not lie. And Yemen's government is facing angry protests over an alleged U.S. drone strike that killed 13 civilians in the country. Yemeni security officials say Al Qaeda suspects were the target. And one senior defense official tells CNN that, quote, "this was one of the very few times when our target was completely missed." Families of the victims are now vowing to retaliate. The Pentagon is not commenting on those reports. And actor, Russell Crowe, he's got lots of experience escaping a hair raising situation on the screen, but he needed a little real life help from the U.S. coast guard this weekend. Crowe and a friend were off Long Island when they called for help while kayaking after nightfall. In a tweet, Russell Crowe says, they weren't lost, but ran out of daylight. So good to see that he's back on dry land -- Wolf.</s>BLITZER: Me too. Thanks very much, Lisa.
Tutu Slams Bush, Blair Over Iraq Invasion; Protests Over Alleged U.S. Drone Strike