and the same aran, these are the guys we trust? the dubs will say there's no harm in talking, but talk is cheep until it's very, very expensive. >> what's really expensive is rushing into wars an military conflict and doing what george w. bush did. we're going to talk about that tonight. we've got victor sink who worked under president obama. we've got daniel plut ka. i want to start with you. i assume you probably agree with s.e. that we shouldn't be talking to aran. but iran is right there on the border. what should we be doing? >> i have no objection to talking to iran. i've said the same to you before and i think it's true. i have absolutely to trouble with telling the iranians they need to stop killing people in syria, that they need to stop supporting ma lish yas in iraq. but if we think they're going cooperate with us to fight isis in iraq and sear syria, i think we're making a serious mistake. >> lindsey graham, who is on the other side of this thing, i want you to hear from him and tell me why he's wrong. >> the iranians c

investigators had been on the lookout for aran sennist after four -- arsonist after four fires broke out over the weekend. >>> a search is underway right now in the sierra for a cal student who is missing who disappeared last week, what his father believes happened to him. >>> a notable drop in temperatures is being felt around the bay area today especially inland. rosemary orozco will be here with your numbers for today and how long the cooldown will last. >>> we're hearing more about the controversial prisoner swap that freed sergeant bowe bergdahl from afghanistan and what the white house did today to try to apiece furious members of congress. >>> new details in the controversial prisoner swap that freed sergeant bowe bergdahl from afghanistan. obama administration officials say the deal to exchange bergdahl for five taliban inmates was made quickly, just one day before the swap. they say any delay would have endangered bergdahl's life. but members of congress are furious they were not told. the white house tried to apiece them with a closed-door session -- appease them with a clo

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aran up the steps -- i ran up the steps of the administration building and he confirmed my worst nightmare. it was something i had done. there was something about me. >> reporter: now 31, landry wanted to come forward when she learnt others at bob jones shared her experience. in 2011 a bob jones trustee resigned when reports surfaced that he had covered up the rape of a 15-year-old boy, forcing her to confess her sin in front of her fundamentalist search. in the aftermath of the scandal, grace was fired - godly response to abuse in the christian environment - to conduct an investigation into the school's handling of sexual abuse. grace, a nonprofit founded by billy graham's grandson is dedicated to investigating sexual abuse at christian organizations. >> our pews and churches are filled with precious abuse survivors. my concern is we are not talking about it. >> reporter: the university says: >>> more than 100 came forward. >> some assaults took place on camp u some goodnight. there's a culture of victim blaming by cult yours and administrators. >> i would say the impact of two years of c

ordereordered into the aran gulf by the president earlier this week. ran effort to bring the fight to what the president called terrorists. but there is widespread -- and that iraq's political system and leaders need a fix. and fast. >> right now, at least, there is deep divisions between sunni, shia and leaders. as long as those continue or worsen lit be very hard for a central government to direct a military to deal with these threats. >> earlier this week, iraq prime minister elect finally made a call for national unity, at his side, a senior sunni leader who pointedly did not speak to him, and turned and walked away. maliki has had two terms in office, increasingly he has sidelined sunnies and curds made the army a sectarian force, and appointed military commanders accused of sectarian atrocities to govern cities with large sunni majorities. as for iran, a key ally. >> our view is that iran can play a constructive role, if it is helping to send the same message to the iraqi government that we are sending. which is that iraqi only holds together if

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that war of empire plays itself out in colorado territory and in in arans-mississippi west number of different engagements, battles, massacres with other , becauseerican groups the united states is going to move into the west. is one of the cornerstones of the republican party's vision for the american people, that the federal government will sponsor the move into the west. again, with the pacific railroad act, the homestead act, the land act and others, department of agriculture, on and on. all of these are part of the red states civil war. all these pieces of legislation were passed, at least in significant measure, because senators absented themselves from the united states congress. and again, because american people voted republicans into office in 1860. creek part of the civil war? it is an outgrowth of the civil war. it is an outgrowth of the same mechanisms and processes that -- that burst --birthed the civil war, but also features civil war soldiers. united states soldiers on the payroll, who are mustered into the union army. again, i wasn't being entirely glib when i said "

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that war of empire plays itself out in colorado territory and in in arans-mississippi west number of different engagements, battles, massacres with other , becauseerican groups the united states is going to move into the west. is one of the cornerstones of the republican party's vision for the american people, that the federal government will sponsor the move into the west. again, with the pacific railroad act, the homestead act, the land act and others, department of agriculture, on and on. all of these are part of the red states civil war. all these pieces of legislation were passed, at least in significant measure, because senators absented themselves from the united states congress. and again, because american people voted republicans into office in 1860. creek part of the civil war? it is an outgrowth of the civil war. it is an outgrowth of the same mechanisms and processes that -- that burst --birthed the civil war, but also features civil war soldiers. united states soldiers on the payroll, who are mustered into the union army. again, i wasn't being entirely glib when i said "

was several billion dlarsz of relief u not enough to reverse the harm that the sanctions does to aran's economy. so the immaterial pact is building up. not reducing. third, we've made it clear that we're committed to these negotiations. to deal is better than a bad deal. we're in the final month. >> so we're at that final mark which is the apex of my question. where do we go from there. back to square one orr will there be an extengsz asked for. i think we'm have to see where we are at the end of the month. we will look for tougher ongss. >> the chair now recognizes the gentleman from north carolina: >> hi, secretary lew. thank you for reappearing. we had a hearing for asset manager report. former assistant tech tear quote was not splg i would hang my hat on. would you hang your halt on the as sets mampbager report. >> the report was one step in the process. it was something that fsoc asked for. we've done a lot of other work, as well. we had a public session. i believe the day before your hearing, where we had brought participation, including michael, who testified. i think that one of

that's another 1980s thing, you would hear things from the late great aran greiner at drexel saying wait foods is in talks and you'd say buying general foods. i don't want to go back to that era but we are in an era where everything is rumored and people should be sure they have the facts before they get in. >> there is now a good deal of robust m&a activity. all the reasons that have been there for years but this time there seems to be a psychological change in the willingness of the decision-makers to actually say okay, we're going to go for it. perhaps having seen a competitor do it. it tends to force their hand more than they might otherwise, perhaps also some decisions in terms of deploying capital, not just for stock buy-backs any longer but in what might be more productive realms, if that is considered to be m&a. we've seen lots of destructive m&a in the past but shareholders of companies doing the acquiring, not in the case of hillshire but often the case believe they are going to be good stewards of their capital and applaud when they see a deal. >> francois nader has a big drug

someone said to me, if aran does not have a covert nuclear facility going in iran in some place, it will be the first time in 20 years that it hasn't. so there is a cheating issue, and one of the challenges of the agreement support just what's the agreement, but what are the things that surround the agreement in terms of snapback sanctions and preauthorized actions that will give iran an incentive not to cheat. so i think, you know, there are issues of sanctions if the agreements -- if they succeed in reaching agreement. there are harder issues of sanctions if there isn't an agreement. and the question is how did the negotiations break down. if the iranians walk out in a huff and say, we don't trust the americans, we're going to get a nuclear weapon, then it will be pretty easy to get sanctions back on the table and maybe even some other things, like military action. but if it is a muddier outcome and the iranians go public and say we've made a reasonable offer to the americans, the americans didn't accept it and we can't accept it because it does not meet our thresholds, that's going to

the correct use of that is to ensure that we can work aran ino veteran into an appointment sooner. a the 57,000 number is a much more conservative number. the known direct clinical care is only 40,000. care we have to get eyes on the ewl.o we have to manage it. we have to make sure that our front line staff and our medical centers are accurately working t that list, getting veterans from waiting for an appointment intos an appointment. as for the 64,000, that was64,00 the new enrollee appointment request list. mr. griffin had told us that res that was one of the recommendations. that if we could find that in phoenix, that we should lookeam across the entire country. as we had a team review the new enrollee appointment request list, we identified every single veteran from the beginning of e the period of enrollment who maf have at one point in time o requested an appointmentint when they provide their enrollment data.prov if we could not verify they hadw an appointment, we went ahead and added them to the list so we could begin contacting them tomorrow. >> mr. griffin, one final que

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