then morsi in power in egypt, referred to the israelis as descendants of apes and pigs. got money and tanks and f-16s from obama and now castro brothers receiving the same treatment. it is -- it is inexplicable to me, sir, friends with all the wrong people. final comment? >> well, the president now makes a further tour and i think he should head back to washington and should solve a problem and you better get rid of isis quick. it only gets worse. and, you know, a lot of people gave me credit for the prediction on -- >> i wish you were wrong. >> well, i wish i was wrong, too. i could see it happening and i could see it and friends of mine over there and come back and tell me when's going on and so obvious. so it was sort of easy. but you are right. i wish i was wrong. >> you know, benjamin netanyahu said to me in the last interview in israel with him what was going on in his country in the war in that august he said this is a preview of coming attractions. coming to a theater near you. i wish he was wrong, too. thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, we have more reactio

. >> you know, he supported morsi, the former president who is now imprisoned. difficult relations. >> rose: what do you think about the egyptians and repeated calls for-- the newspaper editorials and other places for, you know, the rest of the world to express some sense of outrage about the crackdown there. >> well, morsi, muslim brotherhood government was not successful. it was a failure. alienated many egyptians. but the military government doesn't also offer solutions to the economic problem or the security problems of egypt. and the security situation is likely to get worse. so one cannot be terriblably optimistic about the stability and the transition to democracy in egypt. >> thank you for coming. it's great to see you. >> it's great to see you, charlie. thank you very much. >> the book is called the enjoy from kabul to the white house. my jurnee through a turbulent world. it's still turbulent. >> it is turbulent, indeed. >> rose: thank you for joining us, see you next time. >> for more about this program and earlier episodes, visit us online at pbs.org

seen as the person leading a crackdown on some groups following the overthrow of the mohamed morsi in013. hundreds of people gathered in kuala lumpur to mark two years since the disappearance of malaysian flight mh 370. balloons tagged with the names of those presumed dead were released. the search for the plane is due to end in june. the families of the 239 people on board are pushing for it to be extended. debris discovered off of the coast of mozambique has renewed hopes of finding out what happened. >> now, a billion air tycoon in iran has been sentenced to death for corruption. zen jani fraudulently pocket about $27,000,000,000 as well as facing the death penalty, 41-year-old must repay the money to the state. two other people who stood trial with the bill yon air were also convicted of corruption. >> he had used iran, economic situation during the sanctions years to add to his wealth bhe was sentenced to repay the em belled money and, also, sentenced to death. but still, he can appeal and the ruling is open for appealing and i think he will do that. >> west african countries are

. >> egypt was handed over to the muslim brotherhood, mohamed morsi. that was profoundly harmful. >> there is no question the administration was happy when hosni mubarak resigned. with you the u.s. state department has an official list of 59 foreign terrorist groups that the u.s. sees at terrorists and the muslim brotherhood is not on that list, never has been. mr. cruz wants to be the president of the united states, that's the state department. his statement is false. >> donald trump admitted that he is not entirely self-funding his campaign, but he trivialized the idea of any outside money. listen. >> i'm in for about $35 million right now. you take the small loan, the people that send $17.50 -- >> but you solicit on your web site. >> no, i sell hats and -- >> but you solicit on your web site. >> it's peanuts. >> the federal election commission says he has $9.5 million, about a quarter of his funding. maybe that's not to him. i've had peanuts before, they don't cost that much. his statement was false. and john kasich cut right to the chase. he said i

the same with egypt they elected mohammed morsi at one point the former head of the muslim brotherhoodreferred the jews as descendants of apes and pigs. radical islam, with islam people are second class citizens you are not free to practice your religion. you don't have freedom of speech in these countries and you were talking about how we have to involve them as part of the solution. aren't they all combined especially under sharia. >> whether it is keeping the country safe fighting islamic terrorism or bringing back the economy he we need a president that knows what he is doing. you have a car that is broken down in the driveway you have one of two options you can go outside of your car and start yelling and cursing at your car and hoping that will somehow fix it or you fix the engine so that it runs. here's the problem. how do we deal -- for example we have the president wants to take in 65,000 syrian refugees and the envoy to defeat isis general john hallen intelligence directr john clapper and fbi director james comey says isis will infiltrate. >> of course they will. >> when fin

. >> egypt was handed over to the muslim brotherhood, mohamed morsi.muslim brotherhood is a terrorist organization. that was profoundly harmful for u.s. security interest. >> there's no question the administration here was happy with the long-time ruler hosni mubarak were pushed out and a muslim brotherhood did for a period of time take control there. this is an islamic group that believes the government should be controlled by religious principles and some in the area consider it a terrorist organization, including the egyptian government. the u.s. state department has an official list of foreign terrorist groups, 59 of them and the muslim brotherhood is not on the list and never has been. so for mr. cruz to suggest this is an official terrorist group that is false. donald trump said he is not self-funding his campaign the way he said he was for a period of time but he did trivialize the idea of any outside money. >> i'm in for 35 million. the small loans, $7.15, 200, $1,000. >> you solicit on your website. >> i sell hats. >> you solicit donations on

the same with egypt they elected mohammed morsi at one point the former head of the muslim brotherhood guy who once referred the jews as descendants of apes and pigs. radical islam, with islam people are second class citizens you are not free to practice your religion. you don't have freedom of speech in these countries and you were talking about how we have to involve them as part of the solution. aren't they all combined especially under sharia. >> whether it is keeping the country safe fighting islamic terrorism or bringing back the economy he we need a president that knows what he is doing. you have a car that is broken down in the driveway you have one of two options you can go outside of your car and start yelling and cursing at your car and hoping that will somehow fix it or you fix the engine so that it runs. here's the problem. how do we deal -- for example we have the president wants to take in 65,000 syrian refugees and the envoy to defeat isis general john hallen intelligence directr john clapper and fbi director james comey says isis will infiltrate. >> of course they will

the oldsmobile that belong bonnie morsy's son, yikes! >> it looked like an accordion. the entire front was smashed. pieces of my neighbor's tree in it. >>reporter: behind the wheel, howard who had been pulled over by free port police and arrested for outstanding warrants around 11:00 p.m. thursday. while in handcuffs, police say howard jumped into the front seat of the squad car and made a break for it. he grot a few miles away until merrick. >> we heard cars smashed up in the street and we look out here and they're pulling someone out guns drawn. out. my wife wanted to come out. i said get down, the guy has a gun. i don't know if they will shoot or not. who knows. >> he was quickly rearrested. >> he was going, the cops said about 70 miles an hour. we have a divet. it was a series of, you know -- >> this red mitsubishi took a direct hit. swiped. >> i have no col nothing. it is probably wrecked. >> this tow truck here is here to take away the last of the four cars on the street that have been completely smashed in this incident. still at question right now is what is th

they even elected mohamed morsi at one point, the former head of the muslim brother hood, a guy who once refers to jews at the sentence of apes and pigs. on the one hand, it seems we have radical islam. that's easy to talk about. but we really have a problem with islam considering women are second-class citizens, you are not free to practice your religion, you don't have freedom of speech in these countries, and you were talking last night about how we've got to involve them as part of the solution. aren't they all combined as states part of the problem, especially under sharia? >> well, listen, whether it is keeping this country safe and fighting radical islamic terrorism, or whether it is restarting the economy and bringing back jobs, we need a president who knows what he's doing. you know, if you have a car that's broken down, your car's broken down in the driveway. you have one of two options. you can go outside of your car and start yelling and cursing at your car and hoping that will somehow fix it, or you actually get in there and fix the engine so that it runs. >> so, here's the

morsi says he immediately ran downstairs and told cashiers to call nine one one as we are discussing the aisle one tried to hit you with a screwdriver and a can of luck to them at the front door doesn't open in this kind of are the main struggle happens kind of disarming the one guy with a screwdriver all according to cbs policy employees are never to go after iraq. when the much of today and of course cold exposed to the way up into the mid fifties already here in early march. today we were talking mid forties and a lot of cases even some lower forties actually take a look right now everything has gone on radar we got a lot of clouds out there still and you can see a piggyback six time is that about the last ten forty eight or so. this precipitation the rain was still offshore but again moving farther and farther when of course the snow had ended as at that point as well right now we're going talk more next broadcast coming up in about half an hour how much snow fell across the region you might find interesting a lot in a few areas so for degrees eighteen but they're still gusting u

to open cases in those cities that participate in the act teams and we recently are bringing six morsis and districts on board and we hope for similar result there as well. it has been one of the tip of our spear so to speak, ifn our victim center approach dealing with human trafficking, the departments of labor are enabling us to not only bring cases but also provide real support for the victims of tracking at the end of those cases because, of course their trauma does not end just with conviction. i thank you for your work along with senator cornyn on the bill but also this important issue. our national strategy is in progress. what i would say is that as part of the national strategy, the act team has been enhancing the federal collaboration between doj, department of labor and department of homeland security. we also have been strengthening our collaboration with state and local colleagues. just last fall i announced another $44 million in grants to improve and enhance local efforts and about $35 million of that is going towards organizations that are focused directly on survivors.

you take egypt for an example, he arab spring, instead of acquiescing to morsi, we should have been supporting elbaradei. he was a middle of the road person. and you take egypt, or libya, you know, when you knock off the balance of power, and that's what gaddafi was, you got to fill the vacuum. we did the same thing in libya that we did when we went to egypt. we led a vacuum for them, and can't have that. you got to have the middle of the road people running the show. i think hillary clinton was a failure. i think that's the worst mistake president obama made. other than that, yes, sir? host: you think the worst mistake he made was making hillary clinton secretary of state? caller: yes, sir. host: ok, square any sterling, virginia. on -- gary in sterling, virginia. on iraq, the former ambassador to afghanistan and to iraq, he wrote in friday's "wall street journal," it is true iran has considerable influence in iraq. the total withdrawal in 2011 created a vacuum that iran and its regional rivals tried to fill, pulling the country apart. the disintegration of the iraqi army and the rise of shia

muhammad morsi. it's a terrorist organization. that was profoundly harmful for u.s. national security interests. thankfully president al sissi is in charge of europe. with regard to syria, assad is a monster. i agree with you. he's a horrible man. he has murdered hundreds of thousands of his own citizens. he's murdered women. he's murdered children. he's used chemical weapons against them. but the problem is, if we simply topple assad, the most likely outcome is that isis takes over syria. and handsiing syria over to isi radical islamic terrorists waging war with us is a mistake. your question of what we should do, our focus, i believe, in syria should not be on toppling assad. our focus should be on utterly and completely destroying isis because isis is our enemy and isis declared war on america and pose a direct threat to our national security interests. [ applause ] >> in order to topple isis, would you be -- i mean, his question is sending an overwhelming ground force. would you be willing to send u.s. troops on the ground? not just special forces as is currently