adam cooper. inner for humanitarian dialogue. thanks for your time. australian prime minister tony abbott recent report into a siege this took place in a sydney cafe last year. bail and gun laws says no specific organization or person is to whraim blai for the glaim for the incident. the gunman was an iranian citizen who had sought asylum in australia. >>> immediate release of antonio ledezma. >> antonio ledezma has been indicted for conspiracy to commit violence. same place where another opposition leader, leopoldo lopez, has been held for the last year reportedly in solitary confinement. conspiracy the officials said included aassassination plot against the president. >> i will never give in to my enemy and i will fight however i can against traitors and the oligarchy. >> government is blaming the opposition and the u.s. for what it calls an economic war to detaibles the country. >> what am i saying here? that they are the ones that are imposing the rationing andics ares that are strangling our people. we must close ranks for the home land and the r

. >> adam cooper there reporting. >>> what may be a deal breaker for its crumbling economy chem germanydy turned down greece's offer and extension of their loan for six months while it renegotiates it. john siropolous reports. >> alexis tsipras sounded as defiant as possible. he effectively told his european partners what stance greece would take in the talks. >> grease is fighting today for its national sovereignty. >> grease spent the day in a war of words with hard-liner germany which is worried about tsipras's left wing spending practices. >> the greek proposal is the first step but we have to say that this offer isn't sufficient because it's lacking concrete measures that need to be taken in grease. one thing is not acceptable, we can't ease things in greece and have german and french taxpayers pay for it. this hasn't been talked about at all. >> the sticking point is it doesn't want to see the next six months ever continuation of austerity policies that it wants to renegotiates. that is the heart of its demand. >> it says the time has come for those who want a solution to show the

cooper? >> the next is with adam jones. it's a very surreal profession.le kooky. >> jon: is it weird to do a movie and not know the name? >> yes. it's the untitled john wells project at the moment. i think it will be called adam eventually. >> jon: i did a movie. which i haven't seen. >> jon: you're not alone. (laughter) but it was originally called transformers 4. >> really? >> jon: yeah. our good friend steve carell, nominated for an oscar. very excited. >> such a genius is miller. >> jon: eva in selma, she should have gotten nominated. >> it's funny how you can be nominated for best director and not best picture. >> jon: it says you directed the hell out of this (bleep) movie. >> yeah. >> jon: honestly, there's just not enough to go around. >> yeah. >> jon: what a lovely man. yeah. >> jon: can i say something about him? >> yeah. >> jon: a tremendous hugger. he's a big hugger! and he feels so good! >> jon: like a bear. like a bear man! he gives you a lot of love. >> jon: a lot of love, yes! yes! >> jon: cooper, hugs? yes, big time! >> jon: i never got u

madison and daughter of james cooper and john quincy adams notes in his diary, that these awards and medallions, several were struck and only one within the silver that was given to mrs. madison. a carved ivory calling card case with a card and closed with dolley's signature and her maid. some small cut glass perfume bottles, and a pair of silk slippers that have tiny little ribbons. the portrait is of john vander ling -- a john vander ling of dolley. the two dresses are reproductions of a silk gown she wore earlier in life and a red velvet down, which is intriguing that it has lasted. there is also a legend that accompanies the stress. we are currently in the secured storage area where we had housed some of the madison collection that we want to share. some of the highlights from this trunk of treasures. this is one of our most special and intriguing legends. it is a red velvet down--gown. it is protected under special tissues and laid on a tray that was specifically designed along with support elements. the gown is quite fragile, and was worn often. you can tell by the wear and tea

cooper could pull off a major upset. >> it would be a huge honor. >> plus, o magazine's adam glassman with a fashion sneak peek. >> whoe? >> tracey has oprah at essence magazine's black women in hollywood luncheon. >> such an intimate celebration.

cooper could pull off a major upset. >> it would be a huge honor. >> plus, o magazine's adam glassman with our last minute fashion sneako are you excited to see? >> tracey has oprah at essence magazine's black women in hollywood luncheon. >> such an intimate celebration.

adam lee convenient too. >> i'm going to marry bradley cooper and i'm making out with common. >>> it is time to figure out our't. no the game must continue. your brain is over. >> it is. it is. >> no you keep referring back. >> it is all rightee. here we go. i'm going to pick for best actress -- you push it in. best actor, we're only doing three. best actor, and best picture is going to be -- as i said. we're going to reveal them. i have my initials on mine. >> that by omission would be me. >> it is time for your friday funny. >> here we go. wait for canned laughter. and go. a 42-year-old man named thomas is still single. one day a friend asks him, can't you find a good woman to marry? thomas replied, actually i found many women i wanted to marry, but when i bring them home to meet my parents, my mother doesn't like them. his friend thinks about the dilemma for a minute and goes well i've got the perfect solution. just find a girl who's just like your mother. few months later the guys meet again and his friend asked, what ever happened? did you find the perfect girl that your mother would like? with a frown o

adam schiff is joining me now. let's talk about what happened with isis, congressman and what the coalition is doing. there's a report today that i've confirmed from elene coopernew york times" that the uae grounded its pilots because the pentagon has not deployed forward search and rescue units close enough to the region and they don't think that their pilots can be safe. we have to talk to the pentagon about this but what are you hearing? >> well i haven't heard yet whether this is the case in terms of the uae. i think you're going to see a couple of reactions come out of this, the terrible, brutal murder. i think with respect to jordan, you'll see an intensification of their campaign and battling this evil foe. with others it's going to make them more nervous with respect to their pilots and with respect to jordan it's going to continue to be a vulnerability. and we have other own people in harm's way in iraq and syria. it's been a great concern all along and materialized the worst possible way in jordan. but i think the overarching impact may be a consolidation of opinion within the arab world that this cancer really needs to be extricated from their midst

more international cooperation, that turkey often gets blamed but it needs more intelligence sharing, more of a global effort. >> richard engel, thank you so much. pete williams and adam reiss, thank you for being with me. we're just getting started on this very busy edition of "the rundown." >>> and take a look at this live shot from knoxville, tennessee. and now the storm is moving into the lower mid-atlantic. we're going to take you to virginia, next. >>> plus one of the biggest conferences is getting busy in washington, d.c., and chris christie is there and we'll talk about town hall with president obama. although the topic was a serious one, immigration, there were some serious moments. #diegate? >> the people who are least likely to vote are young people. so young people you need to think ahead, too. when we work on these issues most of us -- i'm going to include jose in the category of being old. >> we're the same age. >> whoa. >> he looks a little better because, you know i don't dye my hair. >> i know. >> it's called the obama -- >> no, that's natural. aring] ohhhhh... whoa whoa whoa! who's responsible for this?!? if something goes wrong, you find a scapegoat