>> cooper: uh-huh. >> kroft: just you, bradley cooper?ve to convince the audience that you're him? >> cooper: yeah. >> kroft: how do you do that? >> cooper: by believing i'm him. that's how i do it. if i'm acting like i'm him or i don't quite make that leap of faith, there's absolutely no way you're going to believe it. i had to do a tremendous amount of work to get to a place where i do believe i'm him. >> kroft: part of the work was 20 years of research, and part of it is a performance unlike any he has ever given. the transformation from cooper to merrick is shared by the audience in one of the early scenes. >> cooper: as the doctor is speaking to the pathological society, which actually is the audience of the play, and you see an actual photograph of joseph merrick in between us, he is then describing all of his afflictions. >> doctor: from the upper jaw that projected another massive bone... >> cooper: and then i then interpret each one in a physical manner. >> doctor: the right hand was large and clumsy, a fin or paddle rather than

bradley cooper and sean penn (bleep). >> sean cooper. >> jon: i thought more of a sean cooper. >> you'reu don't need this anymore. >> okay. >> jon: the audience is fired bradley cooper is here to watch! i don't think he's sitting in the third row. >> he's on broadway. >> jon: he is going to broadway. >> he's on it now. >> jon: you're going to broadway. >> i'm going to broadway on february 17th. >> jon: you're working so hard but here's what's particularly difficult about this movie. so the gentleman in the film it's about has passed away tragically. >> yes. >> jon: but his wife is alive. yes. >> jon: and now you're making a film about her husband. and how do you navigate that? because there's going to be the want to lionize a person, but you want to make it more humenan the story. how do you do that? >> in terms of me playing her? >> jon: yes. i try to be truthful to the moment. of course, it's a film and ultimately about bradley who is amazing. >> jon: i thought you were. oh well... >> jon: yeah. he's incredible. basically, i could talk to her. she was on hand to help me through it. >>

c cooper was behind the power play they believe. >> this is no personal thing. of dr. cooper. i think it's a time where you are no longer effective. >> what keeps you come back here every day? >> is we enjoy doing what we enjoy doing. i enjoy working. so i work. >> head offal immediate county health service tells me cooper knows he has to rae tire soon and doctor and stawchb prepared to meet the new deman and new opportunity that came with health care reform. >> west oakland very important position to expand access to primary care and during that moment unfortunately fewer and fewer patients seen. >>reporter: cooper claims the number of patient's plummeted transition to record keeping. but doctor tells me he will be there to get the center in order before he passes the reign to somebody else. >> the are we imperfect, >> the are we imperfect, certainly. will web imperfect, certainly. will web imperfect certainly. are we better than we were in the past. yes. >>reporter: hopefully dr. cooper can turn the center around before the funding pulled. this year 3.4 million dollars. i'm

c cooper was behind the power play they believe. >> this is no personal thing. of dr. cooper.hink it's a time where you are no longer effective. >> what keeps you come back here every day? >> is we enjoy doing what we enjoy doing. i enjoy working. so i work. >> head offal immediate county health service tells me cooper knows he has to rae tire soon and doctor and stawchb prepared to meet the new deman and new opportunity that came with health care reform. >> west oakland very important position to expand access to primary care and during that moment unfortunately fewer and fewer patients seen. >>reporter: cooper claims the number of patient's plummeted transition to record keeping. but doctor tells me he will be there to get the center in order before he passes the reign to somebody else. >> the are we imperfect, >> the are we imperfect, certainly. will web imperfect, certainly. will web imperfect certainly. are we better than we were in the past. yes. >>reporter: hopefully dr. cooper can turn the center around before the funding pulled. this year 3.4 million dollars. i'm post

bradley cooper is the new r-rated jesus.hallelujah chorus music) ♪ hallelujah! ♪ ♪ hallelujah! ♪ >> larry: so why is this movie striking such a chord with people? maybe people just love a good war hero. >> most of the conversation about iraq is negative, and most of the conversation about what happened with our country in iraq is negative. this is a positive portrayal. this is a film with an american hero. >> larry: and hollywood is taking notice. columbia pictures is rebooting "black hawk down" as a musical called "black hawk up"! (laughter) (applause) i've heard neil patrick harris crushes it. whatever it is, "american sniper" has been a virtual i.e.d of emotions since its release. this film has become a political football faster than you could say "michael moore." michael moore who reports his uncles were killed by snipers in world war ii said we were taught snipers were cowards. will shoot you in the back. snipers aren't heros. >> larry: a lot of people are upset at michael moore for throwing shade at snipers but in all

we have also agreed to support the relations of cooperation. putin sports efforts to be very active again and to encourage the tourists from russia to visit egypt. rewarding the international and regional situations, my meeting with president putin is quite important within the challenges egypt is facing and the russia is also facing this period of time. >> we have stressed this reward that we are supporting together and each other to face these challenges as terrorism is everywhere now and the whole world is suffering from terrorism and i have agreed with the russian president that the challenge of terrorism faced by russia and is being faced by egypt has no limits. >> the phenomenon of terrorism is necessary for every one of us to face to deal with terrorism through a comprehensive approach not only as security approach but to fight terrorism intellectually and to pave the way for combating terrorism and put an end to the terrorist organizations and to deal with the social issues that increase terrorism and extremism. we have also agreed to n

c cooper was behind the power play they believe. >> this is no personal thing. of dr. cooper.hink it's a time where you are no longer effective. >> what keeps you come back here every day? >> is we enjoy doing what we enjoy doing. i enjoy working. so i work. >> head offal immediate county health service tells me cooper knows he has to rae tire soon and doctor and stawchb prepared to meet the new deman and new opportunity that came with health care reform. >> west oakland very important position to expand access to primary care and during that moment unfortunately fewer and fewer patients seen. >>reporter: cooper claims the number of patient's plummeted transition to record keeping. but doctor tells me he will be there to get the center in order before he passes the reign to somebody else. >> the are we imperfect, >> the are we imperfect, certainly. will web imperfect, certainly. will web imperfect certainly. are we better than we were in the past. yes. >>reporter: hopefully dr. cooper can turn the center around before the funding pulled. this year 3.4 million dollars. i'm post

to what extent are we relying on russian cooperation for successful result with iran? >> so i think it's a really interesting question and one that we have been looking at. here is what i can tell you just in terms of sort of practical observation. what's been really interesting is, again because it's a matter of self-interest when it comes to the iran nuclear negotiations, the russians have been a constructive partner and they have remained a constructive partner. they have tried to advance constructive ideas in the course of these negotiations. so the profound difference that we have with them over ukraine has not bleed into the iran nuclear negotiations. i would say similarly, although it's less acute because not much is happening on nkz, that has not been especially problematic either. so i think what one can take from that is in part that where russia concludes a particular issue and cooperation in the context of that issue advances its own interest, it's going to keep doing it irrespective of what's going on with ukraine or anything else. at least that's been the

the current structure of centralized cooperatives has -- will be abolished, and new cooperatives will become an incorporated association. agricultural cooperations will also undergo changes. agricultural business with ambition and drive will work together to combine strength to open up a new future for agriculture, including products for overseas business. farmers and members of regional cooperatives will be at the forefront of initiatives. for the first time, we will engage in fundamental reforms and will develop a system by which hard-working local people can take the lead, and in doing so eliminate uncultivated land and further accelerate the consolidation. we will relax requirements for the agricultural cooperatives and will promote diverse participants into the agricultural sector. this is taken to eliminate uncultivated acreage, and we will promote products for which there is high demand. he will advance structure reforms to make sure the agricultural sector is competitive and market responsive. change is the only eternal. this was spoken by a man who breezed in new life in japa

for the cooperation of the level of the counterpropaganda and prevention against the radicalism as well. i know i've already seen it with my own eyes that you are working on some brilliant and instructive initiatives. we are creating a safer world together that tackles the problems at the root and until it is too late. we take the steps in the coming days. thank you very much we have about ten minutes left and right speakers. >> thank you very much. thank you united states of america for inviting us to participate in the summit. this meeting is critical because the violent extremism is a key priority. the meeting comes after a month of implementing the treaty council and i'm confident today in the form of dealing with this distinguished delegate be extremism and violent extremism due to a number one we share [inaudible] and using this business to recruit, radicalize trade in the region. we are subject to a challenge complicated by the reality of the large population. three we have overseen the use of protected to prevent violent extremism. today kenya is the host to more than 600000 ref

this comes in cooperation with the international coalition which is providing an air cover.t wish to engage in and a war, we are also aiming at limiting losses and damages among our military forces. we should not engage in a war where we would incur further damages or victims. this is the core of the strategy and the core of the plan and i would like to bring the good news to our folks in mosul that i.s.i.l. will be out of mosul too too. >> reporter: you've been listening to abaddi who is currently in berlin meeting with german leader angela merkel and you can see he is on his left at the moment. let's now go to correspondents who joins us from the northern iraq city in irbill and talking about unity in the fight against i.s.i.l., talk to us about the relationship or ties between iraqi and germany. >> reporter: well undoubtedly you heard them talk about their close cooperation, their good relationship, their historical ties we also heard the prime minister minister al-abaddi saying they need help because the economy is suffering from the oil prices dropping and iraq also nee

cooper serves as both executive director and medical director. and they recommend hiring a new position. >> yes or no? are you going to do that? >> i ask the question, it's uncertain whether i will, or not. >> members of the center's board tried to place cooper on paid administrative lead so they can resolve deficiencies and determine a plan. one believes dr. cooper is behind the power play. >> this is no personal thing. i just think it's time where you're no longer effective. >> what keeps you coming back here every day? >> we do what we enjoy doing. i enjoy working. >> the head of health care services tells me cooper knows he has to retire, soon. if doctor and staff were unprepared demands that came with the reform. >> west oakland has been in a important position and during that moment unfortunately fewer patients have been seen. >> cooper claims the number plummeted because of electronic record keeping the doctor tells me he'll be there to get the center in order before passing rings to someone else. >> will they be imperfect? certainly are w

cooper serves as both executive director and medical director. and they recommend hiring a new position. >> yes or no? are you going to do that? >> i ask the question, it's uncertain whether i will, or not. >> members of the board tried to place cooper on paid administrative lead so they can resolve deficiencies and determine a plan. one believes dr. cooper is behind the power play. >> this is no personal thing. i just think it's time where you're no longer effective. >> what keeps you coming back here every day? >> we do what we enjoy doing. i enjoy working. >> the head of health care services tells me cooper knows he has to retire, soon. if doctor and staff were unprepared demands that came with the reform. >> west oakland has been in a important position and during that moment unfortunately fewer patients have been seen. >> cooper claims the number plummeted because of electronic record keeping the doctor tells me he'll be there to get the center in order before passing rings to someone else. >> will they be imperfect? certainly are we better

they're calling for further global cooperation to defeat islamic state. turkey's foreign ministry strongly condemns what it called a barbaric act of terrorism. in the statement it says turkey will remain committed to anti-terrorism operations in tandem with the international community. japanese leaders had asked the nation for help to secure the release of goto. iraqi government spokesperson expressed his condolences to the family of the victim and also the government of japan. iraqi troops have been fighting against the militant group in a northern part of the country. hadifi says the international community should cooperate more in the fight against the militants. egypt's foremost sunni islamic leader has denounced what he says is a cruel act. >> translator: violent acts like this should never be tolerated no matter what. islamic state is a misnomer because its conduct is in conflict with islamic teaching. >> he called the militants a terrorism group and he accused them of defaming the religion. >>> the capture and killing of the hostages came as japan'

they could answer the coordination and cooperation with these databases. canada with privacy concerns as well. i hope we can work that out so we have a free exchange of intelligence and information to keep these terrorists off airplanes, stop the travel and stop them from coming into the united states. my tame time is just about expired. one last question. i'm very concerned and i sent a letter to susan rice about these refugees both in syria and turkey. i've been over there and i have seen them. most of them are women and children, but there are male actors that concern me. i think it would be a mistake to bring in. the refugees that could potentially be radicalized. we're not only trying to keep these guys foreign fighters out, but under this it would be a federally sanctioned welcome party, if you will, to potential terrorists in the united states. can the three of you, and i know this is a very maybe awkward question to does you, but all three of you, do you agree with that policy we should bring in these refugees into the united states? >> sir, i'm no

they could answer the coordination and cooperation with these databases. canada with privacy concerns as well. i hope we can work that out so we have a free exchange of intelligence and information to keep these terrorists off airplanes, stop the travel and stop them from coming into the united states. my tame time is just about expired. one last question. i'm very concerned and i sent a letter to susan rice about these refugees both in syria and turkey. i've been over there and i have seen them. most of them are women and children, but there are male actors that concern me. i think it would be a mistake to bring in. the refugees that could potentially be radicalized. we're not only trying to keep these guys foreign fighters out, but under this it would be a federally sanctioned welcome party, if you will, to potential terrorists in the united states. can the three of you, and i know this is a very maybe u awkward question to does you, but all three of you, do you agree with that policy we should bring in these refugees into the united states? >> sir i'm n

he's a stand-up guy -- >> more like gary cooper. >> more like gary cooper, but we need stand-up folks. >> wayne liked these wars. gary cooper fought them because he had to. sergeant york. >> the other movie about today, of course, "selma," came out in 2014. >> great movie! >> also a really important time, a discussion about civil rights we've had this last year. a discussion about what's the president's role -- >> wasn't the english guy who played it, wasn't he unbelievable? i thought it was dr. king. i thought the guy who played john lewis looked like john lewis. and a couple of the other leaders i recognized from the past. i didn't like the way they treated johnson, because i think johnson was a great man and our greatest civil rights president, don't you think? >> yes, i agree. >> the movie dramatically was powerful stuff. so i'll watch. hope it doesn't run too long. >> it always does. >> always does. >> thank you. anyway, thank you to liz mair, danny, and perry. when we return, let me finish with this tough, unnecessary wrong attack by giuliani on our president. in our house, we d

de una compaÑÍa, ambos involucrados son hispanos, estamos en vivo desde el hospital universitario coopercuentra el hombre que sobreviviÓ, adelante. >> nieves con 31 aÑos de edad se encuentra en condiciÓn clÍnica en el hospital cooper despuÉs de haber recibido varios balazos esta maÑana, autoridades dicen que Él y otro hombre llamado edgar figueroa de 42 aÑos trabajaba en new jersey, y a eso de las 7:00 figueroa sacÓ un arma de fuego y disparÓ contra nieve mÚltiples veces, de acuerdo investigadores fue en escena bien violenta porque nieves intentÓ huir y el agresor le continuÓ disparando hasta llegar afuera, fue entonces cuando figueroa tomÓ el arma de fuego y se la tornÓ a sÍ mismo y se suicidÓ. dato intrigante en este caso es que parece tratarse de un tipo de triÁngulo amoroso que aÚn intentamos descifrar, pero aquÍ en el hospital logramos hablar con familiares de la vÍctima. >> fueron 14 balas que salieron al aire, pero solamente 5, una en la cabeza, una por el estomago, por el lado del corazÓn, una. >> y estaremos mÁs al tanto de la condiciÓn de la vÍctima aquÍ hospitalizada en el hos

the organization for security and cooperation in europe wants to check whether both sides are honoring the truce agreement. they say explosions thursday in the city of donetsk make them believe the deal has been broken. they want to increase the number of observers in the region to 500 by the end of this month. but they are running into one obstruction after another. russian officials say foreign minister talked by phone thursday with his counterparts in ukraine, germany and france. the ministers agreed to keep working together to ensure both sides observe the cease-fire. they promised to talk again soon face to face. >>> tokyo police have arrested a most wanted criminal. tsutomu shirosaki was a member of a now defunct extremist group responsible for international terror attacks. he was deported from the u.s. after serving a prison term for attempted murder. nhk world's yoshitaka hirauchi has the report. >> reporter: shirosaki flew back home to get arrested again. now 67, he was once a member of the japanese red army. the radical leftist group was formed more than four decades ago by t

to what extent are we relying upon russian cooperation for successful result with iran? >> it's a really interesting question and one that we've been looking at. here's what i can tell you in terms of practical observation. what has been interesting because i think it is a matter of self interest, when it comes to the iran nuclear negotiations, the russians have been a constructive partner and they have remained a constructive partner. they have tried to advance constructive ideas in the course of these negotiations. so the profound difference that we have with them over ukraine has not bled into the iran nuclear negotiations. i would say similarly, although it is less acute because not as much is happening on north korea, that is not been especially problematic, either. i think what one can take from that is, in part, that where russia concludes that a particular issue and cooperation in the context of that issue advances its own interest, it's going to keep doing it irrespective of what's going on with ukraine or anything else. at least, that's been the case to date. i

there are areas where we can get better more cooperative sharing arrangements. we did want to differentiate. differentiate. both data sharing discussions that are sometimes more difficult. specific sharing about known individuals. often quite responsive. >> what i want to get to should we be insisting on trying to work with our nato european partners to change, or can congress play a role in trying to ease these privacy concerns? for example, do you believe the judicial redress announced last week is part as part of the ppd 28 review? >> i would say the privacy concerns in europe are significant not just in this area the for information. the chairman referred to it earlier. there are now new laws in several countries enhancing and sharing, the discussion at the eu this week about a upn are the european parliament will move forward to pass a european wide. our requirement that allows for that data to be collected across europe. that would be a big step. it it does not work then we can work bilaterally with individual countries to share data. the important thing t

are companies cooperating? ewaldsson: i'm very cooperative. if i look at the way we are working with 5g, we can see that there is a big willingness to cooperate and work around putting together a global standard. as i said, it needs leadership. particularly with markets that are very advanced, like the u.s. markets. it is also to make sure that other nations adopted. we need frequencies that are global. otherwise, that would fragment industries and people would not be able to roam with their devices. host: ulf ewaldsson, senior vice president, group chief technology officer of ericsson. this is "the communicators" on c-span. ewaldsson: thank you. host: we want to introduce you to kelly ahuja who is with cisco. what is your position and what do you do? ahuja: i am the senior vice president for service provider products and solutions. host: what does that mean? ahuja: within a company i own a strategy for the entire service provider business. i drive the portfolio in terms of where we invest, what service providers. work with them globally and w

. >> and bradley cooper up for big awards this weekend. fresh fm's tommy mcfly gives us the inside cop on some o -- scoop on some of cooper's d.c. roots. >>> good morning and welcome to wusa9. it's 6:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane the brutal cold won't end and because of that, we have a number of school closures and delays today. the largest school system in our area is among them. >> i'm mike hydeck, fairfax county schools are closed today. the only major school system opening today on time so far is d.c. public schools. you can find the entire list at the bottom of your screen and of course if you leave the house on our wusa9 mobile app. howard and allyson are here and larry is going to have traffic in a moment. guys laters is the call of the -- layers is the call of thedy. >>> just stay -- the day. >>> just stay inside and cover up. that's all we have to tell you. snowstorm part of the day on saturday. nothing going on here. >> happy friday. >> saturday won't be -- >> hawaii boring weather. >> saturday will be our fifth yet day in -- yellow a

local farm cooperatives will be able to choose their auditors. the government plans to submit the reform bill to the current session of the diet. >>> japanese electronics company hitachi is offering a wearable i.t. device. it's got a new twist to it. it measures the wearer's happiness, and satisfaction. take a look at this. it looks actually like a company i.d. badge, and embedded sensor and wireless technology monitors how the wearer walks and talks. hitachi engineers say a person's physical movements are related to their feelings. they say the level of happiness at a workplace can be measured on a scale of zero to 100 if everyone wears the device. >> translator: we hope this will be used in a variety of businesses that want to increase the happiness of their employees, and improve earnings. >> hitachi officials say the device will be on the market in april. they say they hope their happiness scale becomes a key management index. >>> all right. that is going to do it for biz tonight. let's see how things are looking on the markets. >>> japan's d

discuss everything as a package, from gray zone situations logistical activities, to international cooperation. >> reporter: a security analyst and a former navy captain with japan's self-defense force says japanese citizens have to stay alert to the changes policymakers are trying to make. >> the meaning of the fundamental change is we have to decide whether japan can exercise the right to self-defense even in peace time, or not. some misunderstood the exercise to the right to the self-defense in peace time. authority decided by japanese cabinet. but, just japanese cabinet over the issues we have to discuss inside japanese people. >> reporter: members of the ruling coalition plan to reach a broad agreement by the end of next month. the government aims to subt draft legislation to the diet in may. mitsuko nishikawa, nhk world. >>> members of the united nations security council are trying to choke off terrorist financing. they're targeting sources of funding for the group islamic state, and they've unanimously adopted a resolution calling for global cooperation. russia drafted the first outline

him to cooperate. i think that is what they had in mind when they thought of going into his home. they propose going into his home. maybe he kept his notes there? if he did not, they could get stuff on him there that they could blackmail him with, now why did they put the document on top of the file? why did they leave it in such a mess? why did they make it so obvious that the place had been broken into? they broke the file open, the jimmy duncan the door -- oh no, they broke open a window. they scattered pills to make it look like a drug addict was coming in. there was another mysterious point here. martinez and parker -- barkerr were supposed to come back and tell him what had happened. barker was waiting with champagne to celebrate the break-in. he opens the champagne anyway because it is a celebration. one of them says, what are we celebrating? we did not find anything. which was not quite true. and hunt says, we know that, but he does not know that. >> tonight on the civil war, the burning of col

and he's cooperating.thus far, all signs seem to be that this was really an accident not of his causation. however they'll look further into this and see if anyone was criminally responsible, because the first thing is is there any kind of vehicular manslaughter issue involved? the other aspect is the civil aspect and the cops have no control over that. >> does it matter that the los angeles times is reporting that the victim kim howe hadn't had a valid driver's license since 2007. how does that impact the rights of her family if at all, judge hatchet? >> i don't think so. if she doesn't do anything to contribute to it it's not a good situation, but if someone triggered this accident which it appears happens, and she was forced into another lane and subsequently killed i think that she still has -- her family still has a basis for a civil action in this matter. in addition to the criminal investigation. >> i think you can be absolutely sure that would be an issue raised against her suit because, of course

alibaba said it's cooperating with the request. shares fell initially in after hours trading. before the bell the stock was up 2% to $89.05. a rising economic tide lifts all boats and that is especially true for the boating industry as the economy improves and people feel better about making big purchases. boat manufacturers expecting solid sales growth this year and they're kicking off their season as they so often do in miami where thousands of boats are on display at two separate shows. morgan brennan is there. >> reporter: a big weekend for boat enthusiasts as people descend in miami for boat shows. brokers say business is finally recovering. >> over the last two years, we've seen slow improvement and it's directly related to the stock market. the stock market inches up our phone calls increase. so with the stock market being in chartered territory and demand pent up people are buying yachts. >> reporter: it's not just luxury but water crafts. the marine association said sales of new recreational boats grew 8% last year and expects that momentum to continue. >> as we look

what was it in bradley cooper you saw that game is you he was perfect to play this meant?bradley cooper on several other pictures, but we never ended up working together. but i always like his performance. cooper called clint, the veteran was ready. >> he was very, very helpful to been livinge had with a project for a long time and then we went down and met the family in texas and kind of got a line on all the others. >> from an icon comes respect for nectar he calls a very bright -- for an actor he calls a very bright guy could >. >> he's got a fabulous career now and he will be better in the future. >> "american sniper" has earned high marks from veterans but has come under fire from liberals who say the sharpshooter was no hero. however, the stars told me the highest ultimate came from chris kyle's real-life wife. she spente felt like time with her husband and that is all the validation you need. >> one of the races to watch on "the road to gold" it should be a fun night. >> if you see a movie you like or when you don't, tweet me and tell me about it, or follow me on fa

we must address this cooperation cooperation. there are those who say this is a state issue. yes, it is but it is bigger than just a state issue. there is much the federal government can do better to assist in local prosecution of these cases. jail cases. gao founded in 2012 review this issue seven different federal agencies were working to solve this problem that were consistent with their own issues but not necessarily supportive of one another for the overall goal. since that time these agencies have in fact begun to work together and i want to highlight the work of one of them on hand today. it consumer financial protection bureau providing guidance for family members and caregivers on how to respond to someone else's finances. my colleague senator warren is personally aware of the efforts of the cfpb in this area. they are still so much more we could be doing and are not. reality is we don't have data of the scope of the problem. we don't know many cases are reported to adult production services nor do we know how many adult elderly cases are criminally prosecuted. i hop

to what extent are we relying upon russian cooperation for successful result with iran? >> it's a really interesting question and one that we've been looking at. here's what i can tell you in terms of practical observation. what has been interesting, because i think it is a matter of self interest, when it comes to the iran nuclear negotiations, the russians have been a constructive partner and they have remained a constructive partner. they have tried to advance constructive ideas in the course of these negotiations. so the profound difference that we have with them over ukraine has not bled into the iran nuclear negotiations. i would say similarly, although it is less acute because not as much is happening on north korea, that is not been especially problematic, either. i think what one can take from that is, in part, that where russia concludes that a particular issue and cooperation in the context of that issue advances its own interest, it's going to keep doing it irrespective of what's going on with ukraine or anything else. at least, that's been the case to date.

cooper later apologized and the eagles fined him.elated a statement today that the nfl licenses the production of that calendar to a third party and we do not have an opportunity to review the material. >>> we have flyers returning. we're going to tell you who is back tomorrow night. we have one sign that spring is coming. mcw can't play but he is being replaced by a sixer. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. plus 24-month financing. know better sleep with sleep number. >>> this

it would require the cooperation of congress to lift some of the restrictions that they have placed on the administration. there is no question that the closing of guantanamo would be a good thing. it costs us an excessive amount of money, if you look at the amount of money we spend to house one person in guantanamo for one year, as opposed to what it would take to house that same person in a super max, in the united states, the costs are just dwarfed. we pay a foreign policy price it is something that is used as a recruiting tool for those who we are currently engaged with. there's a whole host of regions -- reasons why guantanamo should be closed. we made a substantial amount of progress in the last year or so. i think ultimately it will require the car operation -- cooperation of congress to reduce the population to zero. >> has the administration entered into any discussions with any times with legal representatives of edward snowden about the possibility of a plea deal in this case? >> i will say no comments. [applause] [laughter] >> several questions about the wall street afterma

there are some states less willing to cooperate. that is a reality. so one can try to leverage it, whether it is economic and diplomatic means and the pressures, to actually get them. you need to find states that are able and willing. how you help on the able side is you do capacity building and train them and educate them. but if they are unwilling, it takes a little bit of encouragement or economic pressure to get them to cooperate. it is necessary to solve the threat. flex west palm beach, florida. -- caller: probably cyber security warrants a more -- [inaudible] -- the united states cyber spying where we drew insecurities and not conform cash nonconformities from the other countries by simply spying on them. that includes a trade and market failures. guest: certainly the revelations of mr. snowden and the surveillance programs and some witting and some unwitting cooperation with the u.s. companies has caused great concern globally, but also domestically. that is why the president has sought to review the collection of programs at nsa. there have b

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you can see bradley cooper this sunday on "60 minutes." toughest role. that's on sunday on cbs. >> that movie is resonating. you can see it's going gangbusters. >> of all things bradley cooper why was his hair sticking out? >> he came from the theater. >> oh. >>> a man and his daughter are recovering after a life-saurjing surgery. he donated part of his liver to his 3-year-old. it's not over yet. her twin sister also needs a transplant. >> reporter: joann and michael wagner adopted these two twins from vietnam two years ago, knowing they had a disease that could be terminal. the twins have ala l ae giao syndrome. it causes failure of the liver. after arriving in canada their health deteriorated. they need new livers to survive. this winter they were put on a transplant list along with 15 others. then the bittersweet news. their father michael is a match but living donors can only give part of the liver once. they left it to science to decide who gets it. their one daughter needed it most. tuesday after michael's six-hour procedure in toron