. >> bruce bastian was an army medic in iraq.oung man dedicated to saving lives in combat, but when we met him at the limon correctional facility in colorado, he was serving time for the mayhem he and a friend caused on the streets of colorado springs. >> when i approached bruce, he was outside of his cell, and i said, bruce, you know, i'm with the camera crew, what do you want? i know why you're here, and we'd love to get your story. he said, well, why wouldn't you want my story, look at me. i'm like a movie actor. >> bastian accepted a plea bargain on two murder charges that resulted in a 60-year sentence for accessory and conspiracy to commit murder and aggravated robbery. the crimes occurred over a four-month period and were committed by bastion, who was home on leave, and a discharged army buddy. their two murder victims were fellow soldiers, one of whom served in their unit. >> it just kind of came out of nowhere one night really. i mean, we were sitting there, we were drinking at my house. so we decided to go out and leave

were having extraordinary activity in just that tissue that had been thought to be the exclusive bastian for the processing of sound. it raised questions about how is it possible, why didn't that tissue in a deaf person become atrophied and our conclusions is that there was a mistake. that science had misunderstood the function of this tissue. >> reporter: the research also showed early exposure to a visual language like american sign language did not undermine a baby's ability to learn spoken language. in fact, petitto says, it's just the opposite. >> early exposure to sign language is by far the most healthy thing we can do for the human brain because the brain, the research shows us that the brain doesn't care about modality. it doesn't care if you give it the hands or the tongue. >> reporter: no matter how it's expressed, communication is really what language is all about. a little boy and his family were fully prepared for a life spent communicating through sign language. but a clinical trial is offering a second chance for deaf children, like haden. >> wow, you're fast. to clean th

well, the syrian city of duma has been seen as a bastian of opposition.t has been repeatedly targeted and dozens have been killed. now are pleading for help from humanitarian organizations. >> the syrian suburb of douma, a wasteland. the remaining few who live hearsay that their morale is slowly being wiped out. >> we were very active in the beginning. we had the energy to go as airstrikes hit us. >> last month there was a second sweep by the bombers. the rescuers themselves became victims. more than 100 died. the syrian air force confirmed that they had conducted airstrikes from nearby. >> we can't pork alone. so we're forming a joint opposition group. >> city officials also want international assistance they hope so create a humanitarian corridor, but that may be difficult. throughout the war syrian forces and rebels have consistently targeted civilians. for now douma remains a ghost town. >> well, more bodies have been recovered from a boat carrying indonesian refugees. the wooden vessel, which sank off malaysia was carrying mostly men with one toddler

the liberal bastian of san francisco. jeb bush who ended the summer is starting to spend some of the big dollars he raised to try to climb back up with republican voters right now, yearning for new blood. nonpoliticians like carson and trump. >> this first television ad pitches him as one with a record. >> you have options, i'm offering something different, leadership, ideas, and a proven conservative record. >> in an effort to show his personality, and capture a large audience, bush will appear tonight on stephen colbert's first late show after taking over for david letterman, even as donald trump is out with another instagram video mocking bush as low energy. >> jeb, for all your sleeping needs. >> the man who took the top spot, he says in a new biography, he always felt that i was in the military, according to the new york times, because he was sent to military school for behavioral problems. that despite never serving in the military, and draft deferments from vietnam. he was on the subject a few years ago. >> success

he is to them a real bastian against islamist extremists. these are not manufactured ideas. the cost of supporting assad they've given him loans, money and they've given him weapons. these don't cost nothing. i don't necessarily think that this is as much a game changer in syria as some people are saying. because patty is absolutely right, there are troops on the ground that matter. you don't win wars against isil the regime is not just fighting isil. they're fighting hundreds if not thousands of groups, the free syrian army, north and southal news have a front and a variety of local groups as well as imitself. the syrian army is stretched very thin. russians are not going to put front line troops into syria. they don't want another afghanistan. i'm not sure it would make much difference any way. what this will do is probably shore up the regime from losing mortar tore. they are weak in the air. they've used helicopters and barrel bombs for a reason, because they don't have main good ground attack assets. this is what the russians are now giving them. in a sense what we're s

bastian the crab. >> seth: sebastian the crab, and here you are. [ cheers and applause ] fantastic. now, obviously children who come to see a show like this, have only seen the film, did they go crazy when they see you? >>y well, once we work out the kinks. en we were in previews it was a bit of a nightmare, because i was supposed to come out of the orchestra pit with a baton and i'm rising up on this elevator. anyd for whatever reason the damn thing just did not work for a very long time. so this is huge black man in thgis crab costume climbing over. [ molaughter ] children were like, horrified. [ laughter ] parents were like, running to get a refund. so we were off to a great start here, aren't we? >> seth: i was very, i of course, have had tina fey as a boss in the past. you have tina fey as a boss. >> yeah. >> seth: she's a wonderful boss. and i heard you coined an expression, that based on everything i know about tina, she would love this expression, which is "i overstand." >> this is true. >> seth: so explain the expression, "i overstand." >> okay, well i feel like, well i hat

the bastian of liberalism. what are your friends saying about the e-mails and hillary clinton?t a right-wing conspiracy? >> well, what robert said is right. this is a general election problem. she's solid in the democratic base among women, labor, minorities, everyone but white progressives. in the george -- dan quayle not being able to spell potato, that's a difficulty. >> and then there's also the fbi investigation which might take on a whole life of its own. we'll take a break and see you a little bit later. >>> up next, president obama secures enough suppo to get his nuclear iran deal through congress. we'll sit down with former vice president dick cheney and his daughter liz who say it's another example of disastrous foreign policy. ♪ irresistible moments deserve irresistibles treats. new from meow mix with real salmon chicken or tuna. the only treat cats ask for by name. >>> a look outside the beltway at independence hall in wh >> look outside the beltway at independence hall in philadelphia. president obama got the votes to ensure congress can not block his controversial

the bastian of liberalism. what are your friends saying about the e-mails and hillary clinton? just a right-wing conspiracy? >> well, what robert said is right. this is a general election problem. she's solid in the democratic base among women, labor, minorities, everyone but white progressives. in the george -- dan quayle not being able to spell potato, that's a difficulty. >> and then there's also the fbi investigation which might take on a whole life of its own. we'll take a break and see you a little bit later. >>> up next, president obama secures enough support to get his nuclear iran deal through congress. we'll sit down with former vice president dick cheney and his daughter liz who say it's another example of disastrous foreign policy. when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i only choose nicorette mini. ...to cook healthy meals... yet up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food al

so whatever you want to say about argentina, it is not a bastian of freedom. it is a powerful, overbearing state. several large, presumably economic actors. not the kind of benign inequality that defines everyone in this room and bill gates. form oflignant inequality. in cahoots with the state and pageantry in shantytowns. that is your picture of the global economy, then what pope francis says makes sense. so, here's the question. what to do? imagine you are a catholic philosopher or economist and you study these things. you have looked a different political economies. thereve no delusions that is a utopia. nevertheless, on empirical grounds, economic systems and freedoms as it tends to be defended and role of law, private property rights, low levels of corruption, a populist,virtuous wide-ranging freedom, is the best economic freedom for lifting people out of absolute poverty. that is, if you are aware of many things that you follow on better every single day. these are much empirical facts. we're not having to compare philosophies. what makes of economic tou

one of the things the united states has gone and has been a bastian, a great place for entrepreneurs to come up with creativity and allow the ideas to enter the marketplace and create whole industries that create millions of jobs and revenue and income. it is also interesting public policy issues we need to discuss as you have new companies and ideas and product services consumers are demanding than the public wants and we have an opportunity to make sure we foster the growth and create an atmosphere where businesses and entrepreneurs can thrive. today we'll talk about drones in the next frontier for commerce because it does offer exciting possibilities but it also does create challenges and things as a public and society we need to talk through. right now drones are being widely used to deliver food and medical supplies in areas hit by disaster, law-enforcement, to locate missing persons. in the state of utah, a very big rule component where we have raging wildfires in massive public lands. we have people who traveled from out of state and enjoy national parks like arches and canyon

because i felt like the last bastian of safety is a church.s asked, what are you going to do, do you want to go to charleston? i was like, yeah, i need to go to charleston. because i know firsthand what those people are feeling and i wanted to go there and i wanted to pray for them and i wanted to offer them the same -- very same support that i know those family members in that church prayed for me and my family when jordan was murdered. >> how did you meet her? >> i received a bag full of cards and i was going through things and i came upon this envelope that had the address and then had my name written on the side so my curiosity says, open this. and then i open it and here's a two-page letter from lucy. she left me her phone number and i didn't think about sending an e-mail. i jumped on the phone. and we started to cry and it just seemed like our souls came together in a commonality that i can't even explain. as far as the question of peace, it will only be three months, so i am raw, i am new to this cause. peace will come. arthritis pain.

this is a bastian of certainly conservative thought. did you sort of say this is really unusual when you found out he was going there? >> look, i agree with dan. i don't think you're going to all of a sudden see a surge in evangelical support for bernie sanders. but what's important is the message this sends about bernie sanders candidacy. it shows a level of confidence that he has in his message, a confidence that he has an agenda that he goes out and even engages a skeptical audience. i think that also draws a really strong contrast with hillary clinton. here hillary clinton is doing very small events where they're hand picking people and pretending they're having these authentic town halls when it's really a bunch of stage craft. and you have bernie sanders engaging a big audience of evangelicals and not shying from his message that may not be received entirely very warmly, but at least he has the courage there to go and do it. i think that contrast is really important. and it's a smart strategy on his part. >> ana, take a look at so

so whatever you want to say about argentina, it is not a bastian of freedom. it is a powerful, overbearing state. several large, presumably economic actors. not the kind of benign inequality that defines everyone in this room and bill gates. form oflignant inequality. in cahoots with the state and pageantry in shantytowns. that is your picture of the global economy, then what pope francis says makes sense. so, here's the question. what to do? imagine you are a catholic philosopher or economist and you study these things. you have looked a different political economies. thereve no delusions that is a utopia. nevertheless, on empirical grounds, economic systems and freedoms as it tends to be defended and role of law, private property rights, low levels of corruption, a populist,virtuous wide-ranging freedom, is the best economic freedom for lifting people out of absolute poverty. that is, if you are aware of many things that you follow on better every single day. these are much empirical facts. we're not having to compare philosophies. what makes of economic tou

this is not a bastian of free market capitalism. it's a very powerful, ov overbearing state. massive amounts of inequality. not the benign inequality that defines everyone in this room and bill gates. but a malignant form that's the form of inequality of people in cahoots with the states. if that is your picture of capitalism of the global economy, then what pope francis says absolutely makes sense. here is the question. what to do? imagine for instance that you are a catholic philosopher or an economyism and you have studied these things. looked at the details. looked at political economies. you have no delusions that any economic system is going to bring about heaven on earth. you have no sense that there's a utopia. you think, on empirical grounds, the economic systems and economic freedom as it tends to be defended in terms of rule of law, private property rights, low levels of corruption and wide ranging economic freedom is the best of the live economic alternatives for lifting large numbers of people out of absolute poverty. if you are aware, for instance of the many th