then what the subsequent steps are, including the possibility that iran at that point would becomer reconcilably committed to getting a nuclear weapon. i say that's predicated upon the effective implementation of this agreement. and effectively implemented stops iran from getting a nuclear weapon way beyond the 15 years. so we're comparing that situation, which is effective, complete implementation of this agreement to the military option. we also have to recognize that there may not be effective implementation of this agreement. we have to recognize there may not be any agreement, and that's why we're under instructions from the president to preserve and indeed we are improving the military option because temporary as it is and so forth, it needs to be there, because that's our fallback -- >> since we'rer is suing this accord under this accord do you think that that option gets more effective and stronger or less effective over the course of implementation of this deal? >> as i indicated earlier from a purely technical and military point of view it gets marginally more effective, and the reason

after the shooting in charleston we could have done one of two things, become more divisive or reconcile with each other. we chose the path of reconciliation. i'm sorry it took the murder of nine people in a church to bring about this moment but i'm very proud of my state and let's move forward. bill: what do you think it accomplishes, senator? >> i think it is a takes down a roadblock to the future of south carolina. people at ame church in charleston, heard your plea. we acknowledge that the symbol is divisive. tears us apart rather than brings us together. gives us a chance to move forward. a act of reconciliation in very meaningful way. bill: talk about a roadblock of very different sort now. we're learning that talks with iran extended monday of next week. why are we still there? >>, this thing is becoming a joke. we started with the goal of dismantling iranians who lie and cheat about the nuclear ambitions. if they comply with the agreement that is on the table now, we guarranty that iran will be nuclear power. we're about to give the state, the largest state sponsor of terrorism a

becomes less legible. >> this accursed insomnia makes me sleazy. it cannot reconcile to me. >> he obviously was wrestling with emotions but not fully equipped to do so. >> love is compatible with ambition. egoism. premonitions of special destiny. >> he felt he was going to be found out. his answer to that stress was to kill his entire family and start over again. >> one last great effort. come home. >> that journal is as good as a bloody fingerprint at the scene. it just shows what a sociopathic, cold-blooded, narcissistic killer we're dealing with. >> killing is always easier after you've done it. if somebody started to demean him, of course he can kill again. >> last year we all agreed to make one final concerted effort as a team to solve this mystery once and for all. >> getting bishop on the top ten list was important because now it's on everybody's smartphone, facebook, twitter. >> age-enhanced bust is the best representation you can have of what bishop looks like now. >> the arrogance is still going to be there. he wants to be important more than anything else,

becoming one of them himself. very difficult times in that country during that period. she has since reconciledth pope francis and met with him at the vatican jrecently. >> what a haunting time. certainly a happy ending there in terms of being reunited with her grandson. >> she says she feels she's gotten part of her daughter back as well. can you imagine? >> what a story. thank you, jim. >>> glenn? >>> big change from 24 hours ago. we saw a line of nasty thunderstorms headed this way and there warnings and there was damage and now two confirmed tornadoes in our area. the strongest one in berks county. picture-perfect day, though, around here. a lot of picture-perfect weather over the weekend with one exception. some of the storms are going to be returning next week, not necessarily as bad as last night. beautiful end to the day here in philadelphia. visibility is excellent, humidity is low. 84 degrees. feels like 84. we don't have the high humidity. 73 in mt. pocono but we see 80 or above in just about the rest of the area. in southern new jersey southern delaware, low 80s as well. even at the

becoming a powerful force in national park affairs, including rocky mountain. in the years that followed these motorist and their automobiles would influence the way in which the nations parks always struggled to reconcile use and privatization, develop their infrastructures. rocky mountain national park was a carpark from the very beginning. it has significantly impacted the way to gateway town has contacted the business of tourism ever sense. the newly arrived were greeted by ladies from the women's club, whose members to distribute buttons as souvenirs and provided picnic style boxed lunches and hot coffee. their husbands, members of the protective and improvement association, a group of local boosters, handed out ice cream cones to the children. the coffee was particularly welcome as the day was cool. serenading close by was the 25 piece fort collins concert band. it had arrived in the park the day before and spent the night in the village. robert sterling yard who had been persuaded to give up his editorship of the newark held to publicize the park circulated frequently among the crowd. remember those photographs you just saw. particular visible with a newsreel cameramen from cafÉ studios -- pathe

reconcile our past. it took immense courage on both sides to look beyond the scars of that war and envision a future in which our two countries could become partners freandz. no one embodies this courage more than our friend john mccain who played a major role in establishing diplomatic relations between our two countries and secretary of state john kerry the other senator who was his democratic partner. given senator mccain's experiences as a prisoner in vietnam, his subsequent efforts to strengthen the peace and forgiveness between our two nations are an enduring inspiration o'the power of which i was privileged to see firsthand when i traveled with senator mccain to hanoi in 2012 and 2014. senator mccain said 20 years ago i believe it is my duty to encourage this country to build from the losses and the hopes of our tragic war in vietnam a better peace for both the american and the vietnamese people. today the american and the vietnamese people could be proud of the progress made to forge a lasting peace and friendship. two years ago, president obama and vietnamese president launched the u.s.-vietnam comprehensive partnership opening a