. >> police investigators interview hakes. he tells them that he said good-bye to michele in the parking lot and that that was the last time he ever saw her. >> the surveillance tapes from the restaurant parking lot couldn't confirm this, but hakes had an alibi. he said he left the restaurant and went directly to his girlfriend's house. >> and we went back to her. did mr. hakes ever ask you to make up an alibi for him or to lie to the police? she said no, that he came here after work that night, he stayed all night. >> hakes' girlfriend told police he arrived there around 9:45 p.m., but if he left the restaurant at 9:00 p.m. and his girlfriend lived only 15 minutes away, there was a 30-minute period he couldn't account for. then a background check revealed a startling piece of information. >> michael hakes had been convicted of rape and attempted murder in arizona and served ten years in the arizona state prison for that. and he had been out of prison for about one year as of that time. >> hakes' employers at the restaurant di

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find out more at our dot com about the ambitious project puzzle expert analysis all of the hake up in the plans meanwhile the newly reelected syrian the president announces a general amnesty opera's bombing brings us the latest on the move right off to the break. i'm. going to. take a look very hard to take. that back with her but there are no. such about the good. things the saying with us the syrian leader bashar assad has announced a general amnesty for all crimes committed to date he was reelected last week after winning the country's presidential race by a landslide i just worry for dos now reports. what we see is actually him keeping his promises that was assad's major point during his election campaign reports say it will not a fact those charged with terrorism the country's justice minister clergy are following the news the decree was issued in the context of social forgiveness national collegian calls for coexistence and this is exactly what syria now reads after years of diverse war that continues we saw this initiative a talent for reconciliation in the city of homs that us

a bill by senator clair mccaskill got through the senate, but the house is yet to hake it up. >> the art was posed, victim and commander, whose side are you on. >> reporter: it allows victims to decide whether to have a case tried in the military or civilian. the good soldiers can't be wuffed. >> you need one person looking from the outside. >> it remain to be seen if the independent panel agrees. >>> as mentioned the sexual assault in the military is worse than believed. hillary clinton agreed that the handles of sexual assault cases should be taken outside the chain of command. also this monday army general jeffrey sinclair was demoted and reduced in rank from brigadier general to colonel before being retired. >>> veterans say they have had trouble getting help. elections for post-traumatic stress disorder related to sexual drama are likely to be denied than those related to combat or other trauma. what should be done? i spoke so brian lewis a policy provider. and to brige et mccoy, a founder for women's social justice. i asked why there was a 50% increase in cases last year? >> it

we are united and we are united in our efforts to move america forward and make america strong and hake can bring home higher paychecks for their children and provide for their family and we are united in getting americans back to work. we are united in getting the job done here on capitol hill and we want to be putting forward solutions rather than continuing to see inaction out of the senate and we'll continue to work on behalf of the people that have said to us here to make them proud and to give them more opportunities. >> a couple of questions. >> chad? [ inaudible question ] >> how did you have this number down? >> we built a strong team that was representative of our entire conference. i'm proud to be chairman of the republican studiy committee which is 176 members of our conference and i've worked very hard over that year and a half that i've been chairman to build consensus, to move conservative solutions forward in a way that united our conference and resolves problems facing our country and the results i've had over the year and a half have had broad appeal throughout the con