LEON HARRIS, CNN ANCHOR: Updating you right now, a story we reported moments ago, we're just now hearing there is more news to talk about now in the wake of there's reports in "The Wall Street Journal" that Saddam Hussein's son, Uday, his eldest son, was talking to some U.S. officials about turning himself in. Let's go now to our David Ensor, who is in Washington, who has been checking out this story since it hit the papers this morning. David, what have you learned?</s>DAVID ENSOR, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Leon, sometimes the more intriguing stories are the ones that are wrong. What I'm hearing from a senior U.S. official is that it simply is not true, that Uday Hussein is negotiating with the U.S. himself or via anybody else. That story is not correct, this official says. The officials also says that rumors that the U.S. knows where Uday Hussein is, are also incorrect. And as long as I'm knocking stories down, or trying to, based on at least one knowledgeable official, officials are telling me that reports that there is already a draft of a report that the CIA director George Tenet has requested on the quality of U.S. intelligence on Iraq prior to the war, this, of course, being an issue, because no weapons of mass destruction have been found yet, and there were those consistent reports from U.S. intelligence that the administration based a lot of its case on that there were weapons of mass destruction in that country, the suggestion that that's already a draft of that report is I'm told incorrect. Officials saying they think it will take many months, six or more probably, before there can be a report, and the main reason for the holdup, Leon, is simply that they want to wait and see, as groups continue to look for weapons of mass destruction in the country and, of course, try to resolve also the fate of Saddam Hussein and his sons -- Leon.</s>HARRIS: All right, very interesting. Thank you, David. David Ensor in Washington.
U.S. Official: Uday Hussein Not Negotiating With U.S.