burke is 70 years old. a defrocked priest who served prison time for sexually abusing children pled not guilty to new charges against him. daniel mccormack is facing three counts of felony aggravated criminal sexual abuse. prosecutors say he fondled a 10-year-old boy on several occasions in 2005, while the boy was participating in an after-school program at saint agatha. the boy did not report the abuse until last year. mccormack pled guilty to abusing five boys in 2007. he was sentenced to prison then admitted into a mental health facility, where he remains. he is due back in court next month. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. a legislative panel will question seven key people about governor quinn's controversial anti-violence program, which was launched in the run-up to his last re-election campaign. director barbara shaw and several administrators of the "neighborhood recovery initiative" will answer accusations that the 55-million dollar campaign was little more than a political slus

so mary burke is going after him on jobs. as far as your first question, yes, the dga and emily's list and, you know, a lot of other groups, they're all in on supporting mary burke and going after scott walker. i would imagine that the labor unions probably want some revenge. so he is a top target for the democratic party. they see this as a pick-up opportunity in 2014 along with pennsylvania and florida, as far as governors races go. michigan is another one there, and maine. but this is right up there for a pick-up opportunity for democrats. >> it's going to be a tough one, though, doug, because scott's going to spend a lot of money. he's got some very rich friends. and the recall, he outspent his opponent i believe ten to one. so mary burke is going to have to overcome that sort of money hurdle. but i want to talk to you about rick perry, who said something rather, let's call it silly, this week. it actually started out fairly fine, i would judge, when -- it seemed to start in his mind as alcoholism and homosexuality are th

first burke norton and george and maria in terms of the history. my son paul junior and christen are here i mention that when their father was growing up in san francisco there was a law that said no building should be hire an the ferry building think of that. it was a real challenge to our sense of community to build consensus to say if we're going to be the center of customers a place that gives people opportunity we have to have the fiscal facility to do. it was a a struggle. mayor john you were born yet but the u.s. steel building your father probably recommend but in any case san francisco by recognizing all the stakeholders which the saits in the forefront but the employees the clients the sense of community. what this means to the community. we are to a place where today saits is taking us to new heights not only from the physical tower that's the tall i did in the west the saits is setting the pass. i want to thank you all mark and lynn for being pillars of our community and investing in our education for our children and keeping the famili

greg burke joins us by phone.r adviser for communications at the vatican, and, greg, i tell you, by all accounts of course this is an unusual summit, certainly unprecedented with, again, jewish, christian and muslim prayers whisper in the shadows of st. peters basilica. if you could start, if you would, by talking about the significance of this occurrence. >> reporter: sure. no doubt about it. thanks. it's interesting. i read a great tweet today. somebody said, you know, i didn't pay any attention in the news for a week and all of a sudden you have the israelis and palestinians praying together at the vatican, whoa, so it is certainly unprecedented, and this is something that pope francis wanted to do on his holy land trip, and it was just too difficult in terms of pulling it all together in what was a very short trip, but that was just two weeks ago. he did manage. he launched the invitation there officially sunday two weeks ago, and two weeks later it's happened with a lot of work certainly on everybody's part.

alderman burke is in good spirits and looks forward to resuming his regular schedule soon." the trump tower is drying out after a flood on the first floor. a pipe burst while workers were trying out the new sprinkler system yesterday morning. waves of water gushed throughout the first floor, and spilled out onto the sidewalk near the southwest entrance, by the parking garage. earlier this year the trump tower was flooded, causing 700- thousand dollars in damage. 20-thousand people gathered in grant park to cheer on the u-s at the world cup viewing party. the u-s soccer team lost to germany, but the u-s will still move on to the second round after ghana's loss. there was a ban on alcohol at the viewing party, but that didn't stop the fun. fans played pick-up games of soccer and nike hosted a tournament. the u-s takes on belgium tuesday. i was downtown watching the parade of people and it was pretty crazy. >> proud to be an american ... i know you love that song. >> especially the new version. it's a rap song. early today temperatures are nice and mild. peru is reading and 70.

the great debate: edmund burke, thomas peyton and the birth of the right in the last. the reason i am very interested in that case i have quoted edmund burke so much during my political career, never really studied his back round. and this gives me an opportunity as i've read a short synopsis of this book, gives me an opportunity to find out what a conservative that thinks you ought to have incremental change versus the other writer that see right to do it by revolution and make change very, very quickly. so it's the difference between what i would call edmund burke a conservative or not i would even call thomas paine a conservative. people might disagree with my analysis of pain, but they seem to be people how they want to change more than exactly that they disagreed on what are to be done. and so, since i have quoted these people so much during my political career, i want to study them in depth and i've never done that. >> oren teicher is the ceo of the american booksellers celebration. what is the aba? >> where the national trade association that represents independ

do that. >> chiropractors be no, but cherry blossom. >> okay i'm going to turn it over to inspector burk. >> thank you director cane good evening, commissioners. a little bit more of outside festivals two we understand ago we had the hate fair nothing to report one stages one on masonic i did a couple of loops around 1:00 block a distance from each stage there was only barrel audien audiencely and the past we are not talking about the north beach fair on the intersection of grand streets i heard via pd and north beach teams there were scuffles at the fair but didn't witness and have net yet to receive police reports and during the fair on the club atmosphere they having had a party called the rage eerie i was there for pardon me from 7 to 9:00 p.m. and from what i witnessed there was some pretty good spill over crowds from the fair and entertainment from the stages the security teams did a good job of controlling the crowd and no issues. a couple new classrooms those past two weeks at the 695 the harbor and the rye the only thing weasel be permanent was the pool table they've gotten comp

burke] at farmers,we believe what you don't know [bell rings] can hurt you. if you didn't know to get coverage for uninsured drivers? [robot] uh oh. [prof. burke] talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ it is friday, june 20th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." president obama ordered hundreds of green berets to iraq. this morning new concern after militants storm a chemical weapons factory. >>> an an track scare at the cdc. the fbi is investigating a mistake that may have put 75 government workers at stake. >> what is that harley? we'll take you on a ride of the next generation of motorcycles. >>> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> there are concerns that isis fighters have seized a chemical weapons factory. >> a dangero

burke. my apologies mr. geremia and ms. burke. i never left a committee and it was a call i had to take and i know of your story after columbia, i appreciate that. and ms. burke, sorry to you at the beginning of your remarks. mr. hoover, start with you. your testimony and others on the panel point out, obviously, that financial futures of students depend on fair, responsible servicing practices, but students aren't able to choose who will service their student loan, they're selected by lenders often paid by the number of loans they service rather than the quality of that servicing. talk about that structure. i know from your testimony you don't consider that the right structure. explore with us the better way to do this, sort of an analysis of that structure the way it is now and the better way to do that, if you would explain your thoughts that way. >> thank you, senator brown. currently, the servicers contractors, a volume of loans is signed to the servicers based on metrics. there are three metrics that are based on satisfactio

burke. ms. hoover, if you begin. >> chairman brown and members of the subcommittee, thank you for inviting me to testify at the hearing regarding the borrowers experience with student loans. my name is nancy hoover. i'm the director of financial aid at dennyson university. a selective independent undergraduate liberal arts college with enrollment of approximately 2200 students. i have been the director of financial aid there since 1994 and administer the implement of the direct loan program in year two. the endo youment allows us to award annually financial aid to 97% of our student body. an average of 47% of our graduates borrow federal loans and 4% borrow private loans. the cumulative federal indebtedness for the class of 2014 was a little over $21,000. the william d ford federal direct loan program turns 20 years old this year. the direct loan delivery process for loan funds to students has continued to be efficient, reliable and easy for schools to administer, even after the 100% transition

governor walker is facing a tough re-election challenge from democrat mary burke. >>> and after ericantor's primary loss, congressman kevin mccarthy will replace him as majority leader. the four-term congressman overwhelmingly defeated raul labrador of idaho. he's now the fastest house majority leader ever. and at 49 years old, also the youngest. and reflecting on his biography, he promised to put people before politics. >> they elected a guy who is a grandson of a cattle rancher work a son of a fire fighter. only in america do you get that opportunity. they elected a guy that's only grown up through the grassroots. they elected a guy that spent his time going around recruiting many of these individuals to get the majority. look, i've always had to struggle for whatever we wanted to overcome. i think that's the greatest part about america, that they always giveout privilege and the opportunity. >> congressman steve scalise of indiana will replace him as majority whip. he won a three-way race. he chairs the conservative republican study subcommittee and had strong support from souther

burke] at w [bell rings] can hurt you.ike what if you didn't know to get coverage for uninsured drivers? [robot] uh oh. [prof. burke] talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ >>> welshing long island crossing guard is turning heads in traffic. >> she has got moves to do it too. shirley cunningham right here says she loves her job and it shows. she's been dancing pedestrian is a cross the intersection in the town of, for decade now. she's a local ledgend. the she's inspired by a song if you are happy and you know it, she has that playing in the head phones. we will clap along. >> absolutely. >> that will make yoyou want to cross the road. heck yeah. we will be right back. >>> thunder, lightening and heavy rain may have woken you up last night, this is video from university city as strong storms moved through. good news though is that it did break up the heat a little bit. >>> at least. >>> check out this photo shawn spotter sean sent thus picture of the li

so you are going to have to do something with your sound so that inspector burke here can do a sound test for you. >> yes. >> before you get an official stamp and of approval permit >> that seems pretty reasonable. >> okay. >> i got one more. commissioner lee? >> will you have a door man in case you can keep the door shut? >> yeah, i think that is... and it is prudent, especially around october fest and so we will contract with an outdoor security and a bonded firm to provide that person and that ends up being part of our conditions and that seems pretty reasonable to me. >> it seems like you are going to do it whenever you feel, it is not going to be a routine, polka band every week? >> i think that it is, you know, definitely during the october fest we would love to do it once a month on our saturdays. but we are pretty busy monday through friday and the saturday business downtown is where it makes the most sense and the people to kickback and it is the financial district and it is not too crowded that is the time that we want to promote the polka. >> the rest of the year it is a r

burke] at w [bell rings] can hurt you. like what if you didn't know to get coverage for uninsured drivers? [robot] uh oh. [prof. burke] talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ >>> time for your traffic and weather together. any good news for us? >> no good news today, but good news coming up for the weekends, always good news. nice weekends, we can make it through a week with this kind of weather. see the rain lifting to the north along warmfront here. heavy showers off to the north and west, especially morning, but the cold front still way back over portions of ohio, not going to get here until late this afternoon or this evening, so, meantime, we will clear things out around midday, dealing with heavy rain still this morning, north and west suburbs, see up through the lehigh valley, berks, upper montgomery county as well, couple of flood advisories there. so fog, showers this morning, then notice blue skies in the background, may see little clearing mi

burke] at w [bell rings] can hurt you.ike what if you didn't know to get coverage for uninsured drivers? [robot] uh oh. [prof. burke] talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ >> more disturbing details emerging about the cup hole went on shooting spree, killing two las vegas police ficers, before turning the gun on themselves. police say jared miller and wife, amanda, were on mission to kip when they ambushed officers ellen back, igor soldo at pizza shop. authorities say social media postings show the couple was anti-government, and apparently, also linked to a nazi movement. >>> suspects pulled the officers out of the boot, on to the grounds, where they placed a flag, don't tread on me yellow flag on body of officer beck. also through a swastika on top of his body. >> now, after shooting the officers, they stormed a wal-mart killing 31 year old joseph will cox, who tried to stop them. the couple engaged gunfire with police, then amanda miller shot and ki

cheryl burke. >> she watered down my vodka soda so i have to give her a 9. >> jimmy: cheryl was a 9.reg? >> pretty good splash. >> jimmy: that's 27, were you happy with that score? >> yeah, that was great. >> jimmy: let's load somebody up on the platform and we'll be back later to finish this off. you know our first guest tonight from the television show "scrubs" and his movie "garden state." he made a new one and you may have helped him do it," wish i was here," it opens in theaters july 18th, please say hello to zach braff! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: your, you want to strip off the suit and get out there and belly flop, you're more than welcome to. >> i don't, but there's no way that second girl is not a plant. because where did you find that completely attractive woman to jump in your pool? >> jimmy: this is hollywood, zach. >> then just walking down hollywood boulevard. backstage we're like, come on she's a plant. >> jimmy: i'm pretty sure she's an animal. but -- no. these are honestly -- we don't set these up, we grab people off the street. >> that's impressive. >> jimmy:

just ride it out, support mary burke and see where this goes? what about impeachment? what about the pulse of the people? what's going to happen here? >> well, we've talked about this before on your show, impeachment isn't possible at all. the legislature is controlled by republicans in both houses. but what democrats are going to do and i know what mary burke is going to do, continue sticking to what has brought her basically to a toss-up situation in the campaign, the last poll add 46-46, talking about job creation, giving families opportunities here in wisconsin. scott walker got really bad news that was sort of buried, 37th in the nation in job creation. within midwest we are in tenth plags out of ten states so the economy is really struggling here. scott walker's policies are not working and that's obvious just based on the numbers we saw yesterday. but in the meantime, mary burke continues to talk about the economy and bringing jobs back to wisconsin, which is what she should be doing. what we do need -- >> are you expecting charges to be filed? are you expecting

on the flip side, though, democratic candidate mary burke, she's been sort of moderate in her tone. hasn't taken a strong stance in terms of the actions governor walker took on collective bargaining with unions there in wisconsin, which were essentially what led to the recall election. is she generating enough excitement in the democratic base to be a real contender in november? >> well, for one, i hear it sounds like her focus on education, on job creation, on her private sector experience, and certainly being the first candidate in the nation to come out as a governor in favor of refinancing student loans, i think are all good signs for mary burke if she wants to become governor of the state of wisconsin. those are the things people tend to focus on in elections. education and job creation, that sort of thing. you know, i think that the question is, you know, for governor walker, has he answered everything that needs to be answered regarding this investigation? but has he also answered one very important question, is this still going on? and until he answers that question, i think

burke. ms. hoover, if you'll begin. >> members of the subcommittee, thank you for inviting me to testify today at the hearing regarding the borrowers experience with student loans. my name is nancy hoover and i am the director of financial aid at denison university in grandville, ohio. a selective, independent, undergraduate liberal arts college with an enrollment of approximately 2,200 students. i have been the director of financial aid at denison since 1994 and the direct loan program in year two of the program. denison's endowment allows us to financial aid from ourversity fund to 97% of our student body. an average of 47% of our graduates borrow federal loans and 4% borrow private loans. the cumulative federal indebt indebtedness for the denison 2014 class was a little over $21,000. the federal direct loan program turns 20 years old this year. the direct loan delivery process for loan funds to students has continued to be efficient, reliable and easy for schools to administer. even after the

step down one-on-1 between webster street and fillmore to accentuate the drop and the improvements to burkeane increasing the wicket to 3 feet and i particularly like the treatment on sacramento and webster when the school was first time opened they come in on the stairwell this will make that more welcoming i'm in support of the project i see we have other commissioners move to approve it >> commissioner borden. >> i'm not going to belabor it's a great use of taking on old building that's not toxic and making that much more interesting i love the integration of the town houses they're all part of one project i'm thiflgs supporting this. >> you ought to be glad the my dentist office didn't move downtown (laughter). >> commissioners there's a motion and second and commissioner antonini. commissioner borden. commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. >> i think he'd like this project so i vote. >> commissioner fong and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously and places you on item 13 for the next case at 1518 slope for conditional

burke. >> thank you, mr. chairman. distinguished members of the committee. my maim is lindsay burke, i'm the will skillman fellow in education policy at the heritage foundation. the views i express in this testimony are my own and should not be construed as representing any official position of the heritage foundation. for many, pursuing a college degree is way to climb the ladder of economic stability. median earnings for individuals whose highest degree is a high school diploma total $30,000 in 2011, compared to $45,000 for those earning a bachelor's degree. college fwradge watts on average earn $650,000 more over the course of a 40-year career. while a college degree isn't the only route to upward mobility, for many it represents the most promising path for achieving their full earnings potential. the very of earning a college degree is demonstrable. the cost of earning that degree, however, is -- has become prohibitively expensive for many as college coasts -- costs have risen. average tuition at four-year public institutions for out of state student rea

chicago alderman ed burke will have prostate cancer surgery today. burke has been a city council member since 1969... and he's never missed a meeting. in fact, he postponed the surgery until today, so he wouldn't miss *yesterday's* meeting. a boy from detroit went missing for 12 days. now he's been found... in his how we workers found to suitcases of cutting grass in geneva, wisconsin. one of the victims has been identified. police are asking for information on the other woman. charges have not been filed. >> a boy from detroit was missing for 12 days. >> now he has been found in his father's basement. dispenser has more. >> it would be hard for me to sit here and tell you that someone didn't know the child was there. i can say definitively. >> in 11 days of searching, police had gone through the home three times. once with a cadaver dog. it found nothing until they searched the fourth time. >> who found him barricaded in the basement behind boxes and a large fight gallon drum. >> the boy's father was not home when police found the boy. >> i would ho

burke] at farmers,we believe what you don't know can hurt you. like what if you didn't know to get coverage for uninsured drivers? [robot] uh oh. [prof. burke] talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ >>> all right. the phillies play game two of their series with the braves tonight in atlanta. they broke a one-one tie with the braves with five runs last night in the 13th inning, ryan howard, drove in the go ahead run in the 13th, phillies went on to win this game six-one. they were winning one to nothing in the ninth when braves tied it up and took extra innings to win this game. but look at the the rest of the night in sports, here's shredder. >> this is fox 29 sports in one minute. >>> good morning i'm tom sredenschek the united states playing their first world cup match on monday night taking on ghana. thirty seconds in the game cl int dempsey with the goal and one to nothing u.s.a. with the game tied off at one off corner kick this is john brooks, first substitute to score a

the prosecutors do, and they accuse, but the documents, they made the allegations in the documents burk it is su but it to the documents released and nobody is accusing the governor and if you picked up any newspaper you knew it. what happened is that the media got ahead of the story and read more into it in terms of what the prosecutor is doing, but no question, this is a political hot potato and he has political problems and not legal. one exception is this, the federal judge who says that this is not a crime, that decision is now in the u.s. court of appeals for the 7th circuit. if they rule against that judge, then governor walker has legal problems. >> one last quick question, governor walker dismisses this as the statement of a partisan democrat, and the d.a. in the middle of walker's campaign for re-election and does walker have a point there? >> well, i shgs , i think that because this is a polarized state that the democrats hate the republicans and the republicans hate the democrats and naturally, he is going to make the statement and people are suspicious of that, and the demo

one of his closest friends was an active member of the john burke society. will back that he away from the mass of the presidential campaign. it seemed as if the john burke society was in one direction and barry goldwater was in another. it might have been that he needed them in the caucuses that helped to get his nomination, but they also discover -- discarded him for other heroes after 1964. george wallace would loom big in 1968 and beyond. i think that was the parting of the ways, along with the fact that you mentioned the civil rights bill that he opposed unconstitutional grounds. i do not know if history has proven him right or wrong. he might have been on the losing edge, but he was on the right edge of so many other things that i do not think we should begrudge him on this. i actually had a student wants when i was talking about goldwater who said a professor told her that barry goldwater was a segregationist, and i said i'm her, and i one of the few people that knew barry goldwater that you will ever meet and he was an integrationist, and his record

burke] at farmers,we believe what you don't know [bell rings] can hurt you. like what if you didn't know to get coverage for uninsured drivers? [robot] uh oh. [prof. burke] talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ >> 3 million charges because every ignition switch issues. affected vehicles made between 202,014. the defective ignition switch, can suddenly rotate out, and into accessary or even off when bumped or jarred. now, that could stall the car without warning, and disable safety systems including airbags. this time, gm will replace keys to solve that problem. for complete list of affected vehicles, check out cbsphilly.com. >>> well, there have been more bear sitings in the suburbs. all eyes are on two bears covering a lot of grounds in south jersey. the latest sitings have come from mt. laurel and evesham. and follow similar reports last week from winslow and water forwards township camden county. now, here we have some video shot by residents who saw the bear in their backyard, officia

the suspect is 24-year-old justin burke, he's on the loose in new brunswick. he was seep wearing military camouflage and using at least two high-powerful rifles. residents are told to stay in doors. a motive has not been offered. >> congress is pushing the white house to take action to deal with the veterans' affairs scandal. as libby casey reports republicans and democrats are introducing bills aimed at fixing the problem. >> plenty of congressional autorage over problems at the v.a. >> this cause should be one that galvanises the nation. >> the standal reached proportions where the american people are angered. >> reporter: veterans groups say they heard it before. >> it's not a new problem. >> reporter: this man served in vietnam. a decade ago a task force found hundreds of thousands of vets waiting six months for health care. >> they found a mismatch between the funding and the demand. if the mismatch was not addressed, that we would have access problems, and that we would have quality of care problems. >> reporter: there was concern, but no action in washi

burke] at farmers,we believe what you don't know can hurt you.e what if you didn't know to get coverage for uninsured drivers? [robot] uh oh. [prof. burke] talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ >>> septa officials are preparing another mediation session this morning in. we are hoping it goes well because there could be a strike if it does not with some of their employees. the septa officials say that they are still preparing for a worst case scenario they just need to be ready. if the workers do strike this weekend regional rail services will be suspended and it won't run. that could impact about 60,000 of new riders. if the unions do not strike septa will put a wage hike for hundreds of workers in to effect on sunday. is what former first lady, hillary rodham clinton will be in center city philadelphia clinton will be signing copies of her new memoirs hard choices at the free library of philadelphia this book will be about her time as secretary of the state. as part of her b

it's moving to burk's county. they have a history of producing strong winds and dropping a tremendous amount of rain in a short period of time. before 3:00 we had a cell move through allentown. reading 53. rainfall and pottstown close to 2 inches. doylestown an inch and a half. flash flood something a big concern. >>> yes, cecily, we have at flash-flood warning forgot areas in dover to woodside in delaware. it stays till 8:45 in the evening. it's taking time as it moves off to the north and east. this is from 6:45 this evening. from allentown and lehigh all the way to chester county for the creeks and the streams duringthe overnight hours. we are going to add on top of the rainfall totals that we have seen. it exacerbates the flooding area across the area. the showers and storms moving on through. the line with the cold front off to our west. the clearing is not on the way. until we get into the start of weekend on saturday. coming up cecily tynan will take a closer look at future tracker 6. and we'll let you know

burke. thank you.>> i am a fellow and education -- a fellow in education policy at the heritage foundation. for many, earning a college degree is the way to climb the ladder. is associatedona with higher earnings. college graduates earn $650,000 more over the course of a 40 year career. while a college degree is not the only route of upward itility, for many, represents the most promising path for achieving their fullerenes potential. the value of earning a college degree is demonstrable. the cost of earning a degree has become prohibitively expensive for many. average tuition at four-year public institutions for out-of-state students reached when the 2000 -- $22,000 this year. many students leave with a bachelors degree in hand, but burdened with tens of thousands of dollars in student loan debt. many students leave college without graduating, burdened with debt and lacking the paper credentials they hoped would put them on the path toward middle-class stability or better. well-intentioned

burke] at farmers,we believe what you don't know [bell rings] can hurt you.ike what if you didn't know to get coverage for uninsured drivers? [robot] uh oh. [prof. burke] talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ a few thunderstorms. we are looking at bright sunshine a couple clouds it will be a somewhat hazy day. here's where we stan in the 80's in trenton pushing tonight philly. we were in the 80's for better part of the morning but we have just dropped down in the upper 70's, about an hour and a half ago but now sun has been up for almost an hour and it will warm things up. mild start at shore points, mild start in the mountains and in the city where we see heat advisory later on today at noon specifically. eventually a few showers and storms will rumble through as we head towards the evening, bob, over to you. >>> 6:23. hello northeast philadelphia, lights out here at intersection of torresdale, and robbins, on the approach to the tacony palmyra bridge. these folks flying on through the i

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burke dahl in return for 5 gitmo prisoners and obama turned down on the grounds that burke dahl's deserter in a taliban prison. can you imagine what jairn would be saying and the other republicans right now, who are also doing everything they can to erase any evidence on the internet of them previously demanding that obama do whatever is necessary to get our prisoner of war home. into so based on that. do you think that president obama clearly did the correct thing here? >> i think he not only did the correct thing, i think he did the thing that's overwhelmingly popular with the american people. we always bring our men home. i mean, i'm old enough to remember the prisoner -- the big discussion about prisoners of war in vietnam. people wore bracelets and we haven't been doing that for bergdahl, as far as i know but still, i think after the vietnam experience, we all agreed that we must do more and do everything humanly possible to get all of our soldiers home who were captured and we didn't ask questions about mr. they were deserving or not. they're prisoners of war. they're american soldie

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that i'm -- ambassador burke that i'm afraid you're not. and maybe that's because i'm listening to people like robert cay began and charles krauthammer who say, no, we're not. the question is, what piece of evidence would convince them that the time has come to change course? you cite resistance from others, other great powers, the unwillingness to resources here at home and the resistance from the public at large. there are still some of them who say we could clearly resource this without with any difficulty at all. simply raise taxes or cut either spending. we -- other spending. and where's the actual evidence of balancing by other great powers? can you point to something there? because it seems to me we still don't have sufficient evidence to convince the other side that it's time to change course. >> well, that's a good point, particularly about the other great powers. now, it was once observed to me that in one of the crises over north korea the closer you got to north korea, the more relaxed everyone was about it. it was actually in w