and that's what happened. >> before the murder, bijan tried to escape. he was beaten, choked, and even bitten. losing the top of one finger in a struggle. the man who put the bullet through his head bought a new dirt bike hours later. >> not worth it. it's not worth it. it's not worth it. today my son is in a cemetery. that's where i go to see him. >> or she goes to her son's bedroom. >> this is bijan's desk. >> seven years later, it remains untouched. a self-portrait, his shoe collection, all reflect a life that could have been. >> i sit there, i smell his clothes, still smells like him. and look at his childhood books and that's where i'm closest to him. >> the monogram towels on his bed were never used. the duffel bag packed for his freshman orientation unopened. >> there we go. >> a proud high school graduate ironically he hoped for a degree in criminal justice. >> a special thanks to my mom and my family for always being there for me no matter what. >> three people were convicted for their part in bijan's murder. the killer is serving two life sente

. >> before the murder, bijan tried to escape. he was beaten, choked, and even bitten.ing the top of one finger in a struggle. the man who put the bullet through his head bought a new dirt bike hours later. >> it's not worth it. it's not worth it. it's not worth it. today my son is in a cemetery. that's where i go to see him. >> or she goes to her son's bedroom. >> this was bijan's desk. >> seven years after his murder, it remains untouched. a self-portrait, all reflect a life that could have been. >> i sit there, i smell his clothes because it still smells like him, and look at his childhood books and that's where i'm closest to him. >> the towels on his bed were never used. the duffel bag packed for his freshman orientation unopened. a proud high school graduate, ironically, he hoped for a degree in criminal justice. >> a special thanks to my mom and my family for always being there for me no matter what. >> three people were convicted for their part in bijan's murder. the killer is serving two life sentences. >> originally when they talked about the death penalty, m

stay in prison they've been jailed for religiously motivated hooliganism in olga's top of the anti bijan performance and russia has made all the deals cathedral. has the story. a media frenzy one that breaks out any pussy riot court hearing the same old faces as supporters and critics gathered for the herring after emerging from her successful appeal everyone wanted a piece of the one band member released on probation but you could be in a somewhat savage remain tight lipped even when you lawyers to do the talking. about the story i am very happy that i managed to help a person but i just did my job. last week the now freed band member fired her original legal team her new defense change strategy arguing in court that their client didn't take part in the now notorious punk prayer in more main orthodox cathedral she was in fact chewed out by gods before she got the chance to join have bandmates and their so-called protest start that argument was accepted by the court some trial observers believe that the strategy of the original pussy riot defense team wasn't to reduce the women sentences

will he say obama bijan mitt romney you are a serial tax evader. -- romney you are a serial tax evader. we have someone like reagan the comes off with a good line and response. we have an outgoer who is huffing and sighing. it is a good part of being able to tell who the candidates are and reacting under pressure. which one looks more presidential in terms of the facts and information and so forth. >> george bush looking at his watch as one of my favorites. attuned to this. i do not know if we're just more comfortable with media and those being personal habits. asked the first question. the format was after the introduction by howard k. smith, the correspondents turned on swivel chairs to introduce themselves. the first question goes to john kennedy. he predicts he is supposed to go to the podium. he begins to answer. he leans over and touches him on the shoulder. he gets up and goes to the podium. it is absolutely and mentioned in any of the coverage of the debates. it was seen as he forgot to go to the podium. >> do we pay more attention to those inside its today, and why? >> optics

the 2000 i was chairman for the gore campaign but the deputy national campaign manager for the obama-bijanth us. >> i am so humbled to be here. this could be hard. i will never forget your invitation to join your family's hospital facility -- hospice facility to be with our hero. my family is like millions of american families and probably millions of families all over the world. we do not even know who needed george mcgovern's advocacy to make it to the middle class. i groped the youngest of this nine kids. my father died when i was 7 -- when i was 5, leaving seven of us at home. he was never talked about around the dimon -- dinner table. we were democrats because the democrats fought for us. it was george mcgovern and his advocacy for programs like student loans and killed and several of my family to go to school. it was social security and medicare that helped my mother along the way. when i was 10, i remember my mom taking us down in front of the corn palace for the mcgovern for president rally. i got to shake his hand. what was 18 rajoy from high school and heading into south dakota s

host: bijan in maryland, independent. -- john in maryland, independent.the president's foreign-policy. mitt romney claims to be an economic guru and he was the governor of massachusetts. how does that add up? guest: the first part was foreign-policy. in the debate, mitt romney did agree with some of the diplomacy on terms of foreign policy. he also talked about the need for even more crippling sanctions. the record is there for president obama. iran is closer to nuclear weapons. syria over 50,000 other people slaughtered. benghazi still unraveling. i dead ambassador, and a dead american and they were talking about the video the next day. the president was running around doing talk shows. that is a failed foreign policy in the middle east. as far as the economy goes, governor romney has a track record of creating jobs. he is going to do that by insisting businesses with the right regulation, not crippling regulation and creating a tax environment encourages businesses to invest their capital and equipment and people. people are the most important and valua

will he say obama bijan mitt romney you are a serial tax evader. -- romney you are a serial tax evader. we have someone like reagan the comes off with a good line and response. who is an hououtgoer huffing and sighing. it is a good part of being able to tell who the candidates are and reacting under pressure. which one looks more presidential in terms of the facts and information and so forth. >> george bush looking at his watch as one of my favorites. >> maybe we have all become attuned to this. i do not know if we're just more comfortable with media and those being personal habits. if you watch the opening of the debate, and john kennedy was asked the first question. the format was after the introduction by howard k. smith, the correspondents turned on swivel chairs to introduce themselves. the first question goes to john kennedy. he predicts he is supposed to go to the podium. he begins to answer. he leans over and touches him on the shoulder. he gets up and goes to the podium. it is absolutely and mentioned in any of the coverage of the debates. it was seen as he forgot to go to th