peter cooper was this industrialist who believed in education is as free as water and air. chool of industrial arts and design in new york city with the idea that it would be available to people no matter what their background to study useful and practical arts. but to date the cooper union is one of the last examples of a free higher education in the country. >> a full scholarship for every enrolled student is the current mission statement of cooper union. >> peter cooper wanted the school to be accessible to the working class, to women, to people of color. i come from the lower middle class family. may parents told me about cooper, and when i found out, i was like on says obsessed. i didn't even think about going anywhere else. >> nowadays so much is against this 19th century model of a free education. ideologically, financially, it's ancient. >> when john shepherd showed the current president that came into office, he announced to the cooper community that we are running a large deficit and that tuition for the first time in 154 years would be on the table. the current ad

. >> a days africa baby died, peter senator released several sensitive documents, the zoo cooper's note about what happened, instructions posted at the door switch, keep your hand on the "stop," button. she sent an e-mail to the park commissioner and general manager that concludes that it appears from the early investigation that the keeper did not follow the protocol. >> several sources say she had promised the ask cooper -- zoo cooper and her husband she would not come to any conclusions. >> i have ahead in public comment because the investigation is ongoing. >> she did not want to talk about other documents from the past several areas i obtained which show zoo coopers -- keepers complained about gorillas getting caught. >> why did you not take action before? >>> i don't know about an incident on door four, i know nothing of door four --. >> but can last week in the same door last week. >> several due coopers using their names they say it is time for peterson to go before she makes anymore bad decisions about safety. >> bart will cut the ribbon on the connection to oakland internation

cooperation. liz? liz: peter, as you know, we're a business network and watching the markets with this, and we've got records for the dow industrials, records for the transports. here we hear about republican plans to get bills through congress and to make some changes and to undo changes. are they in a position to set a new economic agenda in motion? okay, they're going to set it. will it go into motion, and just as importantly should some things stay as is. how it will affect businesses and more importantly our money. bring in our incredibly smart panel to bring in the best political plays. first on fox business, chief political strategist. hi, greg, good buddy of the program. as is dan, greg, off the bat. given the balance of power, we talked about sectors that would be expected to take off, the low hanging fruit off the bat, keystone, we know energy looked really good, what is the one sector that not a lot of people are talking about that you say, you know what? this is the one i tell my clients to invest in.

peter what was it like to work with him? he seemed very cooperative in the whole effort. >> he was great. he was driving us around in his pickup truck, throughout butte. taking us up -- tonight you will see some scenes at the top of a beautiful mountain scene. we said, hey, where should we go? we have these nice cameras. so we went to one place and didn't like it. so we loaded up again. he was great. and something that i didn't realize was how emotional this story was going to end up being. you think, oh, tough guys went, killed osama bin laden. that's great for them, great for the country. but you don't think about what they are saying to their dads writing to their kids an hour before they think they are going to go die. >> and the scenario, i know, one of the most beautiful place in all of america, but the pakistanis were not informed about this for obvious reasons. the pakistanis have very advanced aircraft, very advanced surface-to-air missilees. did they give a lot of thought to afghanisfter them. >> to the pakistanis? >> mm-hm. >> he was thinki

peter ducey's report. little progress being made, little cooperation from iran in dealing with iaea and cooperating with themctors can even view their nuclear facilities. how can we even expect to get to a level of agreement? >> well, i think it's a fool's errand to be negotiating with iran. i think the -- >> why, sir? >> i think they have followed a delusional policy because iran is never going to give up the nuclear weapons capability. they have been after it for 25 years. for them it's a critical trump card in their desire for regional hegemony in the middle east. i think they're taking us for all we're worth. they're close to breaking through the sanctions regime that was so painstakingly put together. hasn't slowed their nuclear program down in any event. i think the whole effort gives legitimacy to the ayatollahs at a time when their internal level of support is at a low ebb. >> ben rhodes recently said a lasting nuclear deal with iran is a top priority and he said, quote, bottom line is, this is the best opportunity we have had to resolve the iranian issue diplomatically. it's a big deal he said. this

cooperative relationship and i hope to continue that into the future. thank you. >> thank you. >> that concludes staff presentation on this matter. peter dealy, gary, myself, and [speaker not understood] are here to answer your questions and get additional direction from you. thank you. >> is there public comment? [speaker not understood]? >>> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is correspond inwoods. ~ corrin woods. [speaker not understood] central waterfront advisory group. we have written a letter of support for the bae lease extension. bae has been tremendously cooperative. as we went through the process of the pier 70 master plan, making sure that when we were working on the master plan initially, one of our key bottom line requirements were that bae had to stay whatever else happened. and we've worked with them, they worked with the community. they have agreed to change their entrance. they have agreed to change their footprint. they worked with us to make sure that when we were designing green coat park that we would be able to have human powered boats in the cove and avoid interference with the big tug boats that bring those

it seems a launch pad for future cooperation >>> jazz continues to demand theers -- al jazeera continues to demand the release of our journalists imprisoned. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed were jald op false charges of helping the outlawed muslim brotherhood. they are appealing against their convictions >>> two columbian soldiers are captured by the f.a.r.c. they have been releasedful a high-ranking general and two other officials are still held captive by the rebel group. we can go live to the cap fall and talk to our correspondent. does this auger well for the captured general? >> well, martine, let's say that this is the first piece of good news, we saw the release of two soldiers that went flawlessly, coordinators by the international red cross, to the help of two countries, guarantors for the peace talks. the two soldiers are safe in the military. they were freed over an hour ago. on the other hand we have not received any update on the situation for the release of general a-satay and other two officials captured with him last sunday. we are waiting to hear how things are evolving. the f.a.r.c. says they are still - too

the brother-in-law of the former cooper ceo and his sister, the wife of the cooper ceo, the one stabbed to death with him. peteritchco telling the courier post kevin shelly his sister joyce sheridan stabbed at least eight times he describes it quotas savage and done with rage. john sheridan he said had what mitchco describe tentative stab wounds to left side and pen straightening wound to his neck making his jugular event. huge armoir pushed on top of the cooper ceo pushed on top of his body, doused with gasoline. the question why. no sign of forced entry, but he did point out that his sister and brother-in-law usually did not lock their front or back doors or the door from the garage leading to the house. he does not think robbery was motive. he told shelly that cash was found in the burning bedroom and large collection of expensive antiques was not even touched, he says, family members are worried that the prosecutors office up in summerset county trying to quickly write off the case by john sheridan as mudder you are suicide, but inconceivable, the brother says, quote, i want someone to tell us that someone

philadelphia, we now know it was the brother-in-law of the cooper ceo who was first now to publicly put out details of the way the sheridan's were killed. peter in south jersey sister joyce sheridan was stabbed at least eight times, it was savage, and done with rage, he said, john sheridan, he says, describe as tentative stab wounds to his left side, and penetrating wounds to his neck, nicking his jug ooh lar vein, then large armoir, big dress earn, pushed on top of his body set on fire by being doused in gasoline. so the question remains: why? he said there was no sign of forced entry but added the sheridan's usually did not lock their front or back doors or the door from the garage to their house. he does not think robbery was the motive. he told the courier post cash was found in their burning bedroom, and large collection of expensive antiques was not even touched. he says family members are worried the prosecutors office is trying to quickly write off the case as murder suicide by john sheridan, but that, he says, is inconceivable. joy sheridan's peter said quote i want someone to say who else was in that room and why it happened and how

somewhat by the brother-in-law of the ceo of cooper, where hospital helicopter is landing on the roof now that you might be seeing and hearing in the background. peter courier post excellent reporter kevin, who broke this story, that john and joyce sheridan both had several stab wounds and he said they know, meaning the family, gruesome details of the couple's violent death watch they still do not know is the motive. so, peter says, no one has any idea why this happened. but he says they do have an idea now of the details of what did happen, his sister, joyce, stabbed at least eight times, stab wounds he describes as savage and done with rage. his brother-in-law, the cooper ceo, john sheridan, stab wounds on left side, and penetrating wounds it his neck. here is the interesting facts he also mentions, three knives, the one that cut mr. sheridan's neck and may have severed his jug ooh lar vein, not recovered or identified. however, the knife used to stab his sister eight times, was found, along with another knife. mr. sheridan also had a huge antique armoir pushed on top of him. that was douse in the gasoline and set on fire in the bedroom, and that'

leader mitch mcconnell talking about cooperation after =÷]xh0vyt/lpwwxr&nókó%nls'x)xfx it's time now for our sunday group. brit hume, fox news senior political analyst. peterker who covers the white house for "the new york times." republican adviser carly firorina and charles lane. when democrats lost president obama came out and called it a shellacking. but he seemed unwilling to admit how badly republicans had lost or to talk about any changes in his policy or his way of doing business. and i guess the question is, peter, behind the scenes at the white house, are they any more realistic about what happened on tuesday night? >> well, they know it was a bad night. they're not fooling themselves about that. but they look for all sorts of reasons why that happened. it was a bad electoral map, obviously every six-year election in a two-term presidency tends to go badly, and so on. he didn't want to come out and look chaiseened, so he didn't. he didn't want to give us a word like shellacking or thumping, and he didn't. he wants to come out and be aggressive. we heard from the white house the last few days is he was champing at the bit to get out there and be a

cooperation after tuesday's republican wave. will they find a way to do it? it's time for our sunday group. brit hume, peteraker, who covers the white house for "new york times," republican divorce carly fiorina, and charles lane from "the washington post." when democrats lost their last midterm badly, president obama came out the day afterwards and called it a shellacking. what struck a lot of people this time is he seemed unwilling to admit how badly republicans had lost or talk about any changes in his policy or his way of doing business. i guess the question is, peter, behind the scenes at the white house, are they any more realistic about what happened on tuesday night? >> they know it was a bad night. they're not fooling themselves, but they look for all reasons why that happened. a bad electoral map. every two year in a presidency, it tends to go badly. he didn't want to look chastened. he didn't want to use a term like shellacking. he wants to come out and be aggressive. what we've heard is he's chomping at the bit to be more aggressive, but was held back -- >> to be more aggressive during the campa

peter kassig speaking on the tape. and he's not shown alive as the other hostages who were executed. >> what does that tell? >> it's hard to say right now. it's possible that he wouldn't cooperate and speak on the video. but again, at this point right now what is happening inside the government is that analysts in the intelligence community are looking very closely at the tape to determine when it's authentic and to really exam every detail. >> olson said it's not clear when the the tape was made. he also said the speaker is heard threatening american personnel, particularly troops and people on the street. >>> we have breaking news this morning out of napa county where a woman has died following a hit-and-run accident. it happened just before 5:00 this morning on northbound state highway 29 near the old wally toll road north of calistoga. a woman was taken to the hospital where she died. no word on her identity or the circumstances leading up to the accident. highway 29 is now closed in both directions between tubs lane and robert lewis stevenson state park while police investigate. >>> san francisco police are investigating a deadly stabbing in the tenderloin neighborhood. of

peter fought back in some way. he knew what was coming and he's an army ranger. he's been taught how to deal with hostage situations. he knew the end was inevitable and he may have not cooperated, colorado, they're under pressure? does this video reveal that? >> well, again, it shows over the last week we had the attack on baghdadi. this allows them to get their propaganda back out. they're trying to get their followers charged up. again, it's a give and take. some people will turn off on this, but these young folks, it's grand theft auto videos. they get fired up and want to come to the fight. but once they get there, it's a whole different reality. >> stick with me. we'll talk after the break about some vulnerabilities that may have been revealed here, if there are some clues to track down some of these jihadists. we'll be right back. limits are there to be shattered. ♪ barriers are meant to be broken. ♪ lines are drawn to be crossed. ♪ introducing the first ever 467 horsepower rcf coupe from lexus. once driven, there's no going back. ♪ >>> we're back now with our terrorism experts talking about the brutal new isis beheading video. we have phil mudd, bob baird, peter bergen