sounds like a tom clancy novel. to minnesota where later mark dayton will sign the same-sex marriage bill into law.

first, clancy talbot with us, a friend of travis alexander, the victim in the jodi arias murder trialw is his family holding up? this has been a lot. >> his family is so incredibly strong. like they're rocks for all of us and it should be the other way around. we should be supporting them and being there for them. every time one of us is having a hard day, they're there for us. i can't even imagine what they're going through. i know there are a lot of different emotions. like i said, anxiety and just -- it's relief it's finally here but it's -- it's just so nerve-wracking. so it's incredible all the things they're going through now, how strong and stoic there are. >> shepard: she clarified it or spun it away to mean something else, there's no denying the fact that jodi arias said to a national television audience, no jury will ever convict me with the possibility of going to death row. how -- how did you stomach that? >> when i first saw it, it's exactly jodi. that's the typical jodi to this day. she thinks no jury will convict her. she thinks she's going to europe, having a baby, hav

clancy talbot was a friend of travis alexander. this must be awful on that family. >> it's devastating. it's heartbreaking. i spoke with them earlier today and they're having a really hard time. they're -- you know, it's very emotional and i don't think any of us were expecting this. we just weren't. >> shepard: he was speaking with lawyers last night and they said this could be one case where the prosecutors could go to the family and say how do you want tows proceed? do you want to go through this again, life or death decision, or would you rather say enough and lock her up you if she agrees to life without the possibility of parole. >> if there was a third option where we could have her on death row and it wouldn't matter if she was put to death or not but she was in seclusion and isolated. that would be great. if that's not an option, death is the option the family wants. they want her to be on death row. >> shepard: the only reason i brought up that option is because it's clear how much that family has suffered. i mean this is

so i want to grab this morning's clancy's around occurred but they're not workers who can kurdistan's independence he would pay with his own blood. said i what. kind of book. that has to become part of kurdistan again that it's vital i hear bonded by blood to constitute them but that they can kill us and shoot at us but he won't change anything we are linked to kurdistan lesmond syria we mean we cannot live outside of kurdistan it would be like dying. my brother we invite you to a restaurant. my i cannot let you go without inviting me i am a kurd and hospitality is a custom with us. you can continue your journey after the middle and i swear before god when i come to the restaurant with me you are welcome when your. own way of calling. for khaled it's time to pray. and for us to eat the. as we enter the village a few peace men appear as an escort. i would say to watch as they say to protect us . and so i pay for everyone's meal is a kind of friendly tax and one of the. it served of kirkuk could be one of the world's richest cities it is certainly one of the most dangerous. but discreet

with me now, veteran international journalist jim clancy.'s begin with part of the interview that we -- so much of that interview we played, but a part of it we didn't, the family says she has a background in health care. that she went to syria to help. is it possible, jim clancy, that she went, you know, for laudable reasons but was just in a bad spot? >> we don't know exactly. we can't say with any amount of certainty because her case isn't yet developed. we may later learn how she got there, how she died is going to be a completely different case. how she got there, though, anyone with any kind of medical training and she had some, limited medical training, she cared for people in their home, she had been doing that for about ten years, she was online and in contact with people. there is a clear enough record there where if you have some medical skills, they will try to recruit you to come and help because of the syrian resistance, the opposition is in desperate need of medical care. >> so then how skeptical should we be of syria's claim

heather: joining us now, a friend of travis alexander, clancy talbot. for joining us. >> thank you. heather: so what did you think right there? the words right there, that she had to say to travis alexander's family, no, i'm sorry. do you think she feels any remorse? >> no. no, and i don't think at this.i'm not sure that she is capable of feeling re -- remorse. because we have not seen it in this entire last five years. we've seen not one sled of remorse. and it is all about her still and her being the victim and everyone else being at fault. heather: did you listen to the interview she gave following the verdict? did you hear elements of that? what are your thoughts on some of the things she had to say? >> it's frustrating just because it is still jodi, typical jodi making it all about her. making, you know, a mockery of the justice system. blaming the prosecution. i know she was upset with her defense. and just her words about how his family can remember him the way they want to insinuating that their way isn't really the true travis. this is just typ

to me tom clancy thank you. i think the worst you're going to. wipe out superman. well if you've never seen anything like. welcome back to our special bigger picture discussion panel discussion of labor in america and the panel tonight bill spriggs chief economist at the a.f.l.-cio karen nussbaum executive director of working america and veteran union organizer and author and let's get back to it in bangladesh where there was this building that was built by a guy who was a local rich guy and a local politician both in one man and five major factories were building stuff or making garments many of them for consumption in the united states in the building collapsed several hundred least three hundred people are dead they're still there still looking a couple thousand people managed to get out alive but it was a big deal but they immediately arrested him. he's in jail this guy. the five companies that were doing business they froze their assets and they're using those frozen assets to continue paying wages to the people who have lost their jobs because their factory f

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found the same story doesn't make it news new softball interviews no puff pieces i mean tom clancy thank you. hi i'm max kaiser welcome to the kaiser report you know if wishes were commissioners would all be fat is it any wonder then that america is the fattest nation on earth where hope is sold like a pharmaceutical final solution to the despair of all those old wishes granted now gone flabby and bad like a day old commish from the crack babies who leave not to a community that takes care of each other but to a president duster a complex bigger and more brutal than the gulag archipelago to the deregulation of wall street which led not to a thriving economy lifting all boats by.

pieces so we tom clancy thank. you. how has a new alert animation scripts scare me a little bit. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. now with family cry tears of joy great things other than. a war zone. there's a story. playing out in real life. well a florida man allegedly link to the boston marathon bombing suspects was shot and killed early this morning following a violent confrontation with the f.b.i. . came to dosh of age twenty seven was being questioned by two massachusetts state police troopers along with an f.b.i. agent and they were interviewing him about his ties to the april fifteenth boston marathon bombing suspects as well as his connections to an unsolved twenty eleven triple homicide case possibly involving tomorrowland survive well today has been linked with the all the time for a mixed martial arts center back in boston artie's guy and chicken can house more. the f.b.i. says to but today's sheriff was being questioned as part of the f.b.i.'s effort to find and talk to anyone who had any contact with time or lunch or

sounds like a tom clancy novel.nnesota where later mark dayton will sign the same-sex marriage bill into law. the house passed it 75-79. wettings between same-sex couples can be as early as august 1st. florida senator's marco rubio's super park will defend on gun control. ayotte was criticized in her state. she say mother and a former state attorney general and knows how to be tough on crime. i have to say i don't remember a candidate running an ad to help someone i hope will endorse him should he run in 2016. governor chris cristy is explaining where his campaign aired a negative ad. she said i would have run a purely positive campaign and he will finish it. the latest ad is called out for raising taxes. the second tv ad and part of an $800,000 media purchase. >> politics is a family business. john kerry's brother will be secretary of commerce at theent of this month. we assume they will get the nod and the way it works, the acting and two brothers at the same time. up next, turbulent times as iranians get ready fo

john clancy's wife who together with her husband proved america's first power couple.ubject of the fascinating book just out, america phoenix. welcome. i do want to get into that, but it did remind me, as your budget, about sort of the unappreciated role of first ladies are significant others in moments like these. michele obama has not come out one way or the other. not the gst, but she is always standing by her husband and remains decidedly more popular how will that will play out as this in shoes? >> certainly the first lady, the president's wife brings her own talents to the table. and oftentimes she will play a more will, of truth telling role . because she is so popular. that helps keep them out of trouble a little bit. it raises his popularity as a result. his wife is doing so well. neil: pat nixon was a very quiet introverted first lady. it was not as if she could help her beleaguered husband one where the other. she was respected, but michele obama has a different relationship with most americans maybe in this day and age when first lead is a more front and ce

no puff pieces i mean tom clancy thank you. the worst are those. white house or the. radio guys.f you've never seen anything like this i'm told. for those of the rest of the news last week activists from a variety of women's rights organizations launched a campaign to urge companies to boycott advertising on facebook because that social media giant allows users to post graphic images of domestic violence against women while abandons advertisements about women's health the organization women action and the media along with dozens of other women's rights and equality groups wrote an open letter to facebook last tuesday asking the company would a stop to its policy in the past week thirteen companies have dropped their advertising on facebook although many larger corporations have been somewhat slower to respond joining me now to talk more about the campaign to stop the promotion of violence against women on facebook is one of the campaign's founders sariah shamali writer activist and contributor to the huffington post and the feminist wired welcome thank you great to have you with

no puff pieces tom clancy thank you. the worst you're going to. the white house or the. radio guy for a minute. because you've never seen anything like this. so as soon as you know it you know and sometimes you know it you don't know and sometimes it's the fires and theater says thing you know is wrong and you go with it you'll go if you think you're right. just make. sure. you go with this. ever since president obama was reelected in november of last year hundreds of thousands of members of the ultra right mostly in southern states have floated around the idea of seceding removing themselves from the united states and while most of us laugh off the idea of a state actually seceding from our nation there are those who argue that we should let it happen and that america will be a stronger nation as a result so if you think that's a session is just a fringe far right pipe dream it would be bad for our nation. possibly everything you know is wrong joining me now is lisa siegel cultural critic and contributor to the daily beast's who is whose latest article is entitled memo

his name is glenn clancy.t minute. >> not a problem. >> they get to work. within ten minutes he has his diagnosis. >> right now, about 99% positive it's the fuel pump. >> 99% positive it's the fuel pump. >> not even doing his basics. >> just to be sure, we asked one more time. >> could it be anything else though? >> no. >> i have to do something really quick. i'll be right back. >> now it's time for me to step in. >> hey guys. >> hey, how's it going? >> what does it look like is going on? >> it looks like to me it's the fuel pump. that's what's going on with it. >> how much would he charge us to replace a perfectly good fuel pump? >> all in, you think what? >> a job like this, mobile cost about $250 in labor. so $750. >> $750 for a car that didn't need fixing. >> glenn, the reason why i'm asking all these questions is because i'm chris hansen with "dateline" nbc. >> okay. >> we're doing a story on people who post on craigslist. >> i thought you looked familiar. >> yeah? >> we try and do honest work. we really