and that's what we did, and... >> cooper: you touch it? touch it, and... >> cooper: why? >> scannon: i don't know. you know, science is about facts. i mean, my eyes saw it, you know? i mean, so fact was it was there. but touching it, you know, just gave it a sense of finality... we all knew the... what this was and what it meant. >> cooper: there are americans down there? >> scannon: there are americans down there. the families don't even know yet. and it's... it's not that i'm wanting to keep a secret, but we also... until the remains are properly identified, we don't want to hold out false hope. >> cooper: to get proper identification, bent prop notifies the u.s. military of the discovery, but the actual recovery and identification of remains by the military can take years. >> scannon: this plane was shot down over this area the fourth of may, 1945. >> cooper: every time bent prop finds wreckage of a plane with missing airmen, they hold a small ceremony. they videotape it so that, one day, the families of the m.i.a.s will know the respec

cooper top of the screen.eldon gets the hand-off. >> gary: there are those cuts again. >> verne: boy, or boy, dropped by rasco. a gain of 11. >> gary: just economy of emotion. never seems ouchls. off balance. ever since that turnover against lsu 2 years ago, he's been a tlorn in the side of lsu but not as big tonight. >> verne: that for alabama, is the first 1st down of this half. 1st and 10. behind amari cooper. back to new york. >> adam: number 4 oregon going for it on 4th and goal. marcus mariota under pressure. zips it across his body. 14-7 ducks. the buckeyes are up in the 4th quarter if east lansing. >> verne: 2nd down and 10 here. >> [crowd noise]. >> verne: cooper gets a great block. cut the quarterback town. >> gary: collins did a nice job of making that tackle. i thought cooper could split outside and go for it. watch number 32 get knocked down and reach up and make the tackle. a wonderful play by collins on that one. blocked and gets back up and makes it. i thought we were going to see cooper right

i have heard it. >> cooper: why would people think that?hink it comes with the hope that someone missing may show up. >> cooper: jimmy doyle finally returned home with seven of his crew members in 2010, 65 years after their plane was shot out of the sky. a memorial was held in arlington national cemetery, where some of the men were buried. pat scannon was invited to attend. what was that like to... to be at arlington? >> scannon: i was... i felt that my job on that plane was done. and i actually... i stepped back and watched the ceremony from a ways off. and it was extremely emotional. >> cooper: you're emotional just thinking about it? >> scannon: yeah. it's... i think about it a lot, actually. >> cooper: what's the emotion for you? >> scannon: happiness, that they know what's... what happened. >> cooper: but not everyone from 453 has come home. just after the plane was hit, three crew members parachuted out, including 22-year-old art schumacher. all three were quickly captured by the japanese, and according to witnesses, taken to a camp i

cooper top of the screen.eldon gets the hand-off. >> gary: there are those cuts again. >> verne: boy, or boy, dropped by rasco. a gain of 11. >> gary: just economy of emotion. never seems ouchls. off balance. ever since that turnover against lsu 2 years ago, he's been a tlorn in the side of lsu but not as big tonight. >> verne: that for alabama, is the first 1st down of this half. 1st and 10. behind amari cooper. back to new york. >> adam: number 4 oregon going for it on 4th and goal. marcus mariota under pressure. zips it across his body. 14-7 ducks. the buckeyes are up in the 4th quarter if east lansing. >> verne: 2nd down and 10 here. >> [crowd noise]. >> verne: cooper gets a great block. cut the quarterback town. >> gary: collins did a nice job of making that tackle. i thought cooper could split outside and go for it. watch number 32 get knocked down and reach up and make the tackle. a wonderful play by collins on that one. blocked and gets back up and makes it. i thought we were going to see cooper right

this wouldn't have been possible without close cooperation. as the fbi put it, it was the largest fusion of law enforcement and industry partnerships ever undertaken in support of the fbi's cyber operation. across the international boundaries and affected hundreds of thousands of innocent users computers. we recognize one of the best ways to protect the nation is to support you in your efforts. that's why he and 2013 that federal agents involved over 3,000 companies that their computer systems were hacked and that they are working to provide the additional information as much as they can about the who and the how and every day the fbi works with companies targeted by the activity ranging from the low-tech denial of service to the sophisticated intrusions by state-sponsored military support units. we are not limited to helping in the aftermath of an intrusion nor do we see our role as only a collector of information we also share sensitive information with you so you can defend against the attacks and engage in the disruption efforts. in the pa

they assume states cooperate.not only was that said by senate democrats, it was said by all kinds of folks. the president by 2014, each state will set up what we're calling health insurance exchange. secretary sebelius said it. before the 2010 elections that might have been a plausible argument. as we know, many states in 2010, a lot of state legislators who oppose this statute, opposed cooperating with the statute were elected throughout the country. the assumption was states would cooperate. it was a universal assumption, reflected in all sorts of claims about the bill and all sorts of ways the bill was drafted. jim mentioned other aspects of the tax credits. the fact that there's an income floor not just an income ceiling. there was an assumption states would cooperate. the idea states would just say no wasn't contemplating. was that a mistake? seems so. the sort of mistake that can be fixed by administrative fiat? of course not. related to this is that there's a dog that didn't bark. because what you cannot fi

how fast goal depends on iran's cooperation. i have made clear that the agency will provide an assessment to our board of governors after it obtains a good understanding concerning issues, but possible military. decidep to the board to in the future. -- on the issue. iran track ofa one is the p5+1 track in which the iaea is also involved. if these countries, china, france, russia, britain, a united states agreed on a joint plan of action with iran in achieve, the aim was to a mutually agreed long-term comprehensive solution to ensure iran's nuclear program which the is lucidly peaceful. also the countries asks the iaea measures to be implemented by iran which we are doing. the p5+1 with iran is continuing. read is mention that i still not implementing -- iran is still not implementing. implementation by iran is the central for the agency to provide credible assurance about the absence of undeclared nuclear materials and activities in the country. affairs is state of iran's nuclear materials under iaea safeguards is under peacefu

the defensecuss how security cooperation agency plans to grow u.s. defense talk to a top turkish acquisitionon official the programs. army general wes clark when it comes to strategy american tends to wait for a before properly planning. in his new book don't wait for it is t war he argues time t build an integrated strategy focusing on economic independence. rgy he is a vietnam veteran and west point graduate who served as nato's supreme allied commander in 2004. he ran for democrac national nomination. general clark. great to see you again.. >> thank you. bookfore we talk about the i want to ask about the administration's strategy toward isis. minimize u.s. ground forces some say more needed on the ground. general dempsey added his voi to that debate. the administration's strategy the right one? and should american ground deployed on the ground in this fight? >> backwards here. ground troops maybe special forces advisors as a last resort but otherwise no. is a religious conflict via.ated by sunni versus putting american troops in there fire.ke gas

we have now the tool to clarify it, the framework for cooperation.so the best way is to implement it. >> thank you. why don't we open it up. when you have a question, please, identify yourself and ask a concise question. david, did you -- >> if you do get cooperation in the list that you provided in 2011 on these issues, is it important that the iaea make public the history of rapp's work on possible -- of iran's work on possible military dimensions and what you determined or not? there seems to be some reluctance on the part of the iranians to have a public accounting, and we've heard some indications that they might be more willing to be cooperative if they thought their answers to the questions would remain confidential within the system. and less cooperative with you even while it continued to negotiate with the p5+1. so i'm just wondering what your stance is about the need to make public the answers to each of the 11 or 12 issues that you raised. >> safeguard confidential information should be kept tight between the country and iaea, but when i

this wouldn't have been possible without close cooperation. as the fbi put it, it was the largest fusion of law enforcement and industry partnerships ever undertaken in support of the fbi's cyber operation. across the international boundaries and affected hundreds of thousands of innocent users computers. we recognize one of the best ways to protect the nation is to support you in your efforts. that's why he and 2013 that federal agents involved over 3,000 companies that their computer systems were hacked and that they are working to provide the additional information as much as they can about the who and the how and every day the fbi works with companies targeted by the activity ranging from the low-tech denial of service to the sophisticated intrusions by state-sponsored military support units. we are not limited to helping in the aftermath of an intrusion nor do we see our role as only a collector of information we also share sensitive information with you so you can defend against the attacks and engage in the disruption efforts. in the pa

chinese president xi jinping held talks in beijing on the sidelines of the asia pacific economic cooperation forum. it is the first time they've met one-on-one since they took office. the meeting lasted for about 30 minutes. the onset of the talks was open to the media. it was the first summit between the two countries in 2 1/2 years. bilateral relations have been tense over a group of islands in the east china sea and perceptions of history. abe said china's peaceful development is an aid opportunity for japan and the international community. he said he wants to work with china to make use of the opportunity as the world's second and third largest economies. >> translator: the talks became the first step for japan and china to improve ties in the spirit of a strategic relationship that is beneficial to both sides. many countries, not only in asia, were expecting the japan/china summit talks. i was able to respond to such expectations. >>> abe said specific matters between japan and china's neighbors should not harm their overall relationship. he called on xi to work together for better mutu

do you cooperate, and the latter example isn't so much of cooperation, or do you just apply your statute books? so it's like we come in to new dimension. we have the law in the statute books but now we have to breathe life into them. we've got a mandate by the parties to now look what are the lessons learned in our past practice. and we have organized a conference in january in switzerland to -- with a group of countries and experts who have been actively involved in these cases to see what has worked. and i think, jai, you mentioned the importance of trust. trust is absolutely essential. in resolving the cases. trust, fine, okay. but how do you establish trust? how do you do that? i remember when i first traveled to tunisia in 2011, they told me exactly as emile indicated, they told me why should i trust you? why should i believe you? you took our money in the first place, now you come and tell us you are going to help us. and i had to explain, look, i'm a government official. i'm not a banking official. so the banks took. the government never agreed to that. we are fighting corrupt mon

they were flown to the cooper medical center trauma unit. no word from the hospital on their conditions, the police state crime scene unit are there gathering evidence. right now it appears to have been a murder-suicide. neighbors say this is a blended household with two sets of parents and their children. one couple just moved in recently. one woman says her grandchildren played with the kids in the house, we can see toys and a swimming pool in the backyard. no word what may have touched off the violence in this household. but is it appears to be a murder-suicide. adults were in the house at the time and the bodies and wounded were found in one the bedrooms in the house and the other adults in the house did not report hearing gunshots and neither did neighbors. state police are on the scene wrapping up their investigation and we expect to get a briefing at 1:00 this afternoon and we'll bring you the latest as soon as it is available. david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you david. >>> "action news" chad pradelli is gathering more

we have a close cooperation. we should extend that cooperation to southern financial centers. >> jay, can you speak just a little bit about sort of the shift in the u.s. approach even over the last couple of years, and maybe take us through this latest case which has gotten so much attention with the seizure of the malibu mansion and the michael jackson statute and the rest. >> sure. i think it is important to recognize that there has been a shift but it's hardly been a shift more in efforts than desire. the efforts to recover stolen assets on the u.s. side goes back many years to the '90s. we have cases going back years. i think what changed about four or five years ago was a concerted effort on the part of the u.s. government to devote resources to develop expertise in the core of prosecutors who can bring these types of cases. so the attorney general, going on four years, launched the asset recovery initiative. i think that was a recognition that at least with the legal system that we're working with in the un

appreciate your cooperations. many of them like this, meat and potatoes, but important to the people we represent. there being no further business before the subcommittee on government operations, this hearing is adjourned. thank you. tonight on c-span 3. it's american history tv with discussions on u.s. strategy in vietnam at 8:00 p.m. eastern, and then the impact of the jazz age on modern america follows at 9:45. then america's role in the world as umpire or empire. and at 12:30, james madison's role in writing the u.s. constitution. american history tv begins tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. a former russian foreign minister says both the u.s. and russia are at fault when it comes to current strained relations between the two countries. igor ivanov's comments came at a discussion at the wilson center. >> good afternoon. welcome to the wilson center. i'm jane harman, the president and ceo, and very proud of the programming we do here, and extremely proud of this program. many of us came into this room for a lunch.

well, that being said, and you said that the respondent they in past years or others, they were cooperative, and they, settled at around a $500, range, and it seems that this particular gentleman has chosen not to participate with us and engage with us. i would recommend $500 of violation. >> $500 to $1,000, per violation. >> for a total of $2,000. >> what is staff think of that? >> this is a lot of time that the staff has spent on this and i suspect that could have been litigated in some way. >> sorry. >> this is unusual. honestly to be here at this point, for something like this. so, i am going to defer to the executive director on that to let him decide if that will be an acceptable amount. >> i think that the minimum should be $500 for each count. >> i am siding with commissioner andrews that it should be $1,000 a count, seems right f we otherwise would settle for $500 a count. and i mean, arguably maybe that is a little too low to have the turn about that we want, but i think that is very reasonable. >> yeah. >> and is there a motion, unless there are other comments from the commission

in, mailing the cooperation against isil. they have rejected the notion that iran should cooperate with the u.s.'s stabilization of iran. this channel is that we are not targeting their allies in the two front of iraq and syria. it is official policy of the u.s. that president assad has to go. i'm not quite sure about promising iranians a safe passage or sanctuary for their allies. the other fear that i had and concern is how with iranians and the supreme leader who lives in concert interprets this letter. he may see it as a sign as the u.s. wants a deal very much and that may affect the way he negotiates and the roaches the nuclear issue. a lot of things in their that one has to be cautious of. >> carol, how can i ask this in a way where i'm not asking for your sources? how did you get this story? >> the thing about this issue is that there are number of people who want to succeed and a number of people who don't want it to succeed. you can find information from both the size depending on which one feels like they are under

but robert hannigan says cooperation is needed. it means coming up with better arrangements for facilitating lawful investigation by security and law enforcement agencies than we have now, he writes. technology and privacy activists say they welcome the idea of gchq entering the public debate about privacy, but one said attacking the internet wasn't the right way to do it. this is a sign that in that debate the new head of gchq is not going to shy away from a fight. gordon carrera, bbc news. >> what is your response to what we see now from this new head of gchq, who is saying the internet providers have got to be much more responsible? >> it's interesting, isn't it, on the one hand he's saying he wants to have more cooperation with these tech companies. while at the same time having a go, saying that the tech companies haven't been working with them properly, which we know is absolutely untrue. we know from their own transparency reports that they quite often hand over information when requested to the government into law enforceme

please join me in welcoming the president of the cooper union.hat i stand before you to honor our students. to our graduating students, congratulations. you have distinguished yourselves beyond imagination. you have distinguished yourselves. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i would look you all to assist me, please. in filling this hall with our voices. mike check. mike check. hope. hope is everything. hope is everything. to do a dull thing with hope will never be preferable to doing a dangerous thing with hope. >> there is a change coming. there has to be a change coming. the four-year undergraduate residential experience is the gold standard. small classes, lots of intimate contact. how do we create as close to that ideal as we can, while reducing cost. technology has to be part of that solution. a big part of it. some people, including the president of stanford university, uses a metaphor of a tsunami, believe that moocs, massive open online courses are going to transform american higher education, indeed higher education around the world beyond recogniti

maybe there could be some cooperation in the future if there is an agreement. they have kind of played it both ways. different factions have said different inks. what i find interesting is to her three weeks from a deadline, no one seems to know what is going to happen. when you look at how big the big gaps have been as far as what the u.s. wants him with iranians say they want as far as nuclear programs, it is vast. the way the white house and the top negotiators in the u.s. are describing the potential break down, you do not feel there is any way at all they could walk away from it. -- aally they were saying top u.s. negotiator said there will be vast escalation across the region if this diplomacy doesn't succeed. on the one hand, it is so close to the deadline, it is hard to see how they have this big agreement. on the other hand, it is possible to see the process breaking apart. >> what is the presence of iranian troops in iraq or is it through -- >> my understanding is there are iranian troops, at least advisors, and increasingly in syria as well. forceslo

bradley cooper in the house. >> oh!otta get into uh, broadway and talk about this thing, "the elephant man," this is going to be crazy. i want to talk about that. but first, i got to tell you, i saw this picture of you, and i think you know what i'm talking about. >> oh the -- yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, you're in an airport? >> let's get this over with. >> jimmy: yeah, let's just -- i think it's in an airport or something like that. the paparazzi got a shot of you and you're wearing some visor that i've just never -- [ laughter ] i mean we, we zoom in on it. [ cheers and applause ] it's just easier. that's -- that's the move right there, a visor? >> you know, i saw -- yesterday it was on the internet and then they had this thing next to it, this ad for a buzz that you can buy if you're bald and it has that hair on top. >> jimmy: oh, you do it, too? >> i didn't even know you -- >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. i got one for you, too. >> that's hilarious. >> jimmy: and then you can serve that without that. [ cheers and applau

. >>> the ministerial conference of the asia pacific economic cooperation forum is about to begin ineijing. officials from japan and china are trying to arrange a bilateral summit on the sidelines of the meeting. >>> and ahead of the apec summit an american expert shows his insight into the situation in east asia and japan's foreign policy. >>> japan coast guard authorities are increasing their presence near islands in the pacific. they've spotted as many as 100 chinese vessels in the area, and they suspect the crews are illegally hunting for coral. jewelry made from red coral fetches high prices in china. coast guard authorities have seen a dramatic rise in the number of chinese vessels off the ogasawara and izu islands. they suspect more than 200 crews have been illegally poaching coral since september. as a typhoon approached this week, they moved outside japan's territorial waters. but many started sailing back after the storm passed. coast guard officials now say they're on a 24-hour watch for more boats. >>> japanese coral gatherers are complaining about the damage caused by su

we agree that we can expand our cooperation where interests overlap or a line.ll be clear about our intentions and work to narrow those differences where possible. even as we compete and disagree in some areas, i believe we can advance the security and prosperity of our people and people around the world. that's my vision for how we can develop the relationship between our countries. that's the vision we have advanced during this visit, which has taken our bilateral, regional and global cooperation to a new level. i want to thank you for your leadership in fostering that kind of atmosphere of cooperation. first, we agreed on the importance of continuing to exercise to increase the trade that helps grow our economies and create jobs. more u.s. experts -- exports means more opportunities for american businesses, workers and farmers. we agree to work actively on a comprehensive, bilateral investment treaty with high standards. that provides the opportunity for chinese businesses to invest in the united states as well as opening up the opportunity for more u.s. busi

we both recognize the need to strengthen our cooperation. in fact, it's a prerequisite if we want to succeed in the containing isis and foreign fighters. again, in the context, we touched on its impact and mobile between european union and the united states citizens. european union is following closely the discussion in the united states, and especially those who are calling for a more restricted approach toward the visa program. i fully understand these concerns. nevertheless, i sincerely hope that all relevant authorities will offer a proportionate response to these issues at hand, which would not hinder the travel of travelers of good faith. i also hope that our common work on the enlargement of the visa waiver program will not be affected and that we will soon achieve full reciprocity between the european union and the united states. full visa reciprocity should become a tangible example which underscores the importance of our strategic partnership. moreover, in absence of the commissioner, i also discussed with my american colleagues a

sara bloomquist is live outside of cooper university hospital tonight where the surviving pair were flown. >> reporter: rick that is right, that woman and boy believed to be her son remain here at cooper university hospital in extremely critical condition, as you said two other children a boy and girl were pronounced dead at the scene, a source tells "action news" that investigators believe this was an attempted murder-suicide double murder. troopers went door-to-door as others converged on holly park drive in tabernacle looking for answers. it was 9:00 a.m. when state police took the call that a woman and three kids believed to be her children were shot inside of the home. >> it's a tragedy, there is nothing to say, it's children that didn't deserve it. >> a boy and girl were pronounced dead at the scene and a woman and another boy showed signs of life and were flown to cooper university hospital. >> as you are aware, our troopers are trained to expect the unexpected but a crime scene like this is impossible to prepare for. >> they believe the shooting happened at any time from late last

may parents told me about cooper, and when i found out, i was like on says obsessed.ng anywhere else. >> nowadays so much is against this 19th century model of a free education. ideologically, financially, it's ancient. >> when john shepherd showed the current president that came into office, he announced to the cooper community that we are running a large deficit and that tuition for the first time in 154 years would be on the table. the current administration is trying to say that the education as a right is not something that we should be focusing on. >> being free, the model is extremely complicated. you know, you look at the financial statements and you can see an extraordinarily large deficit. and i think peter cooper would have wants us if we had to talk about tuition to be able to talk about it. >> we all acknowledge that we're in a financial strait right now but the administration and the board fail to understand how tuition will destroy the school. >> the administration did -- >> the administration -- >> must publicly affirm -- >> must publicly affirm -- >>

discussions are heating up on how thernd cooperate. we take a closer look at the new economic order china is trying to create. the head of the apec summit, china let it be known it was eager to play a role in setting up the framework. >> china hopes apey c will facilitate discussions to help with a free trait platform. >> china poses the free trade area off the asia pacific. under provisions, regions would liberalize trade and investment. so far, china and the u.s. have been competing to establish their own version. the u.s. is leading negotiations for the trans pacific partnership or tpp. the free trade goals. the high hurdles deter china from negotiations. as an alternative to the -- comprehensive partnership. an organization that is many countries and heenlgs. in doing this, china has to take leadership in creating now order. plus, exports fear it may curb the momentum. china is also trying to set up a financial institution. in october, 21 countries exchanged memorandums on the aaib. china says the bank would aim to serve asia's gro

the victims were found on holly park drive, and the two survivors were rushed to cooper university hospital. chad pradelli spoke with neighbors but lets begin with reporter, david henry with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: yeah, rick we got a briefing here from police a little while ago and they say for now they are treating this case as a homicide although sources tell us it appears to be a murder and attempted suicide. it all began at 9:00 this morning. our troopers entered a kchaotic scene. >> police found the four victims together in one of the bedrooms, all of them had been shot, a boy and girl were already dead, another boy and an adult woman were still alive and flown to cooper trauma center in camden, the woman was shot in the head and both were in extremely critical condition, they believe the woman was the mother of the three children that were shot and all were shot by the same handgun that was found at the scene. she and her children lived in the house with five other relatives, but not the father of the children. police say they are treating it as a homicide for n

. >> so i looked at past settlements again where the people cooperated with us on these kinds of violation and it was in that $500 range and because of the effort of going through and going through the process, we thought that three times that was appropriate. and however, i said at the beginning for you to consider that in the majority, and the vast majority of the cases like this, when someone is cooperating with us, they could have terminated at the first filing that they didn't file. the issue of we don't know how she resolved this debt and we don't know if she raised more money from people to do it, we don't know if she took on loans to do it, it is unclear, i agree that the public harm is probably very minimal. and this respondent and her campaign and she was unsuccessful and did not run again. you know, there is a fine structure in place for these, however, you cannot assess the fine until the filings is filed, and so there is a cap, but the limit would be the amount of activity on the late filing, so let's say that it was a year late, right? and she raised $6,000 but she needed to

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now, at cooper hospital in camden with more. jan, good morning. >> erika, ukee, good morning, i was just able to speak to a community, a cooper university hospital spokesperson, who tells us that the woman is still here in the hospital, in critical condition, they weren't able to give us a update on her son, because he's a minor. meanwhile, police still unavailable this morning, for update as well, but at last check, he was also here at the hospital in critical condition. this comes as police continue to investigate and continue to try to figure out why this happened. >> it is exclusive video, of investigators hard at work bags of evidence from burlington county home where unthinkable unfolded thursday morning. four people shot, two of them, two children, killed, it is a scene that's shocked this tight-knit community. >> i'm devastated and shocked. >> dozens came out to grieve last night. >> as they remember those lost, police try to determine what happened. >> right away at the front door. >> police first called holly drive, ta

in april lerner testified before the city council in favor of a bill dubbed cooper's law.it would suspend licenses of taxi drivers pending an investigation. and lerner was looking on as the mayor signed it into law, along with 10 other bills related to traffic safety, in june. and just this month, the newest law related to vision zero went into effect. new york city recently changed its speed limit from 30 to 25 miles per hour unless otherwise posted. that might not seem like much, but studies show that that tiny decrease actually doubles the chance of survival if a pedestrian is hit by a car. but asking new yorkers to slow down isn't without detractors. darkuah adigun-bomani is a new york city cab driver, as a mother of 3 she sympathizes with the desire for safe streets, but says that for cab drivers like her, being forced to slow down literally costs her money. darkuah adigun-bomani: the more you pick-up the more money you make, so when it's pretty busy, you just can't move with a 25 miles per hour, you just can't move/ and adigun-bomani says that her customers - famousl

it says the government has refused to cooperate. the u.n.oking into whether the government and rebels committed war crimes during the civil war. we spoke a submissioner for the human rights, and he says it's in sri lanka's best interests to cooperate with the probe. >> we know for a fact a number of people have been deterred from submitting answers to the inquiry. we have highly experienced human rights staff who, you know, look out for exactly that sort of thing. i think it's particularly unfortunate that the government is refusing to cooperate with the inquiry. one would think it is in their interest to make sure we have all of the evidence on the crimes that have been committed. and there have been some. but we're pretty confident this report will be pretty good. we are getting information one way or another. the government again accuses us of not being transpairirentrans. well, you don't reveal the dates there is an investigation. >>> u.s. president barack obama has sent a letter to iran's ayatollah urging him to support nuclear talks. t

they were taken to cooper hospital. now, police believe, la page is the children's mother, and while police say they aren't looking for any suspect, investigators aren't yet talking about a possible motive. >> at this point i can tell you we are far from making a determination if this is a murder suicide, who the suspect; something we wait to see where the evidence takes us. >> police do say all four were shot with the same gun found at the scene, and all four victims were found in the same room. the children have not yet been identified. but many say they were friends with the victims. >> she was a very, very good friends. >> she was one of my best friends, ya, just, i still don't know what to think. >> now, police say nine members of this same family lived inside of this tabernacle home. they say the members of this family who called police did not hear those gunshots. reporting outside of cooper university hospital, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> right now 5:33, and interest chill just seems to be getting

cooper's interest continued to grow.ht his interpretation to the highly regarded williams town theater festival in massachusetts. >> was that dream born in williamstown or hatched a long time. >> to do it on broadway? >> yes. >> i'm someone who thinks that i never thought i'd be able to do the elephant man on broadway. >> guess what, he's on broadway now. >> so, this is kind of a dream come true for you. >> yeah. it's absolutely surreal. >> it's been a surreal two years since we last caught up with the 39ear-old native of jenkintown, pennsylvania. just before he was nominated for an oscar for "silver linings playbook." >> this is what i believe to be true. you have to do everything you can. you have to work your hardest. if you do, if you stay positive, you have a shot at silver lining. >> bradley cooper. >> he earned second nomination for "american hustle." >> if i really wanted to [bleep] bother you this is what i'd do. >> still in 7th heaven. >> the oscars are a long way from reenacting movies as a kid in his back yar

cooperate. under the clean air act they cooperate. why? because the federal government takes away -- and the states refused to cooperate with the clean air act like they have here -- because the epa can do by. other under environmental acts where there are no real incentives to states in the program. congress is well aware that though they want states to poverty can't just say you have to change. it has to provide it. and they assume states will cooperate not only by sent by summit democrats but by all kinds of books. the present by 2014 each staple set up a health insurance calling exchange. secretary sebelius actually said that states would be eager to create exchanges and before the 2010 elections that might have been a false argument but as we know the united states in 2010 a lot of state legislators opposed cooperating with the statute were elected throughout the country. the assumption was it was the universal assumption, and assumption reflected in all sorts of claims about the bill and a

officials from both nations have agreed to arrange their meeting on the sidelines of the asia pacific cooperation forum in beijing. it would be the first official summit between the two countries since may 2012. prime minister shinzo abe has been seeking a meeting with chinese president xi jinping. and he's been laying down the groundwork for the talks. he sent a senior government official to china this week for coordination. the head of national security secretariat met with the chinese state counselor. japanese officials want to hold the summit without any conditions. but the chinese counterpart said japan should first recognize there's an issue of sovereignty over islands in the east china sea. japan controls the senkaku islands. china and taiwan claim them. the japanese government maintains the islands are an inherent part of japan's territory. it says there is no issue of sovereignty to be resolved. china also said it wants abe to state clearly that he won't make any more visits to yasukuni shrine. the shrine in tokyo honors japan's war dead, those remembered include leaders convicted of war

. >> a days africa baby died, peter senator released several sensitive documents, the zoo cooper's note about what happened, instructions posted at the door switch, keep your hand on the "stop," button. she sent an e-mail to the park commissioner and general manager that concludes that it appears from the early investigation that the keeper did not follow the protocol. >> several sources say she had promised the ask cooper -- zoo cooper and her husband she would not come to any conclusions. >> i have ahead in public comment because the investigation is ongoing. >> she did not want to talk about other documents from the past several areas i obtained which show zoo coopers -- keepers complained about gorillas getting caught. >> why did you not take action before? >>> i don't know about an incident on door four, i know nothing of door four --. >> but can last week in the same door last week. >> several due coopers using their names they say it is time for peterson to go before she makes anymore bad decisions about safety. >> bart will cut the ribbon on the connection to oakland internation

the president stressed cooperation. it was an oddly relaxed news conference the day after a very bad night. >> that's not to say we don't -- won't disagree over some issues that we're passionate we will. congress will pass some bills i cannot sign. i'm pretty sure i'll take some actions that some in congress might not like. that's natural, that's how our demi works. >> he almost laughed a little bit there. house speaker john boehner was more pessimistic. >> finding colon ground can be hard work, but it will be even harder if the president isn't willing to work with us. yesterday we heard him say he might double down on his go it alone approach. listen, i've told the president before that he needs to put politics aside and rebuild trust. gwen: the first flash pointe this week was immigration. beth? >> right, and the republicans that are going to come to washington i think pretty much across the board campaigned against any kind of legal status for uncome toed immigrants so if anything the congress is more positioned to o

but shocking new details are coming out about the deaths of cooper health system ceo and his wife. it indicates something, something else entirely, may have happened here. >> yes, fox 29's steve keeley joining us live from cooper university hospital with a little bit more on this mystery. so what exactly -- i know there are some differing stories here. >> reporter: well, the newest story, newest details come from john sheridan, cooper ceo brother-in-law, who had his sister joyce killed along with his brother-in-law, john sheridan. and his brother-in-law says the reason he's coming out is he thinks the prosecutor handling this investigation is trying to make this into a murder suicide, and a rage attack by his brother, because he was on some drug. but he doesn't believe that happened. so, overnight, he comes out, telling the details of the couple's deaths for the first time, and letting his identity be known, and letting the public officials have it for not putting out the information themselves, not getting the most important answer to date since this all happened more than a month