>> cooper: you needed that job? >> pauley: i did the best i could. ( crying ) we did the best we could for our families. the guys did as well. >> ruby: some of the stories that they have to tell are being forced to work without enough fresh air, being forced to work in water up to their necks, miles underground. being forced to work in areas of the where the roof and the walls of the mine were falling in around them. >> cooper: prosecutors say blankenship was aware of all these safety problems because he was a micro-manager who had oversight over every aspect of massey mines, personally approving every hire, hourly raise, and capital expenditure. >> ruby: he wanted everybody in that company to know he was in charge. >> goodwin: do it don's way. i expect you to do exactly what i tell you to do, when i tell you to do it. >> cooper: that was his message to his managers? >> goodwin: absolutely, time and again. >> ruby: and that's on tape. >> don blankenship: this game is about money. >> cooper: that message was repeated

right, right. >> cooper: it's all dust? >> stewart: all dust. >> ruby: this is what's called a dust pump. >> cooper: as part of theired jurors the pumps miners were supposed to wear to measure their intake of coal dust, but at upper bigy says they were routinely instructed by their bosses to cheat on the test, by hanging the pumps in the fresh air.ments when they were tested came in compliant with the law. >> cooper: federal minepper big branch almost daily but prosecutors say the mine had an illegal advance warning system in place.he entrance would relay messages to miners underground alerting them an inspector was coming. >> cwords? >> stewart: yeah, bad weather. >> cooper: they would say it's bad weather? >> stewart: uh-huh. which means, we'll let you know going some other way. >> cooper: so you would get word from up above that ok, an inspector's coming, they wouldthen you would basically clean up your >> stewart: uh huh, yeah. >> cooper: upper big branch was a non-union mine.only people miners could turn to for help. b

you can't say emojis, cooper. (pne ringing) cooper! put your talking machine on silent! captioning sponsored by 20th century fox television captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org (robert) - ah, colorado. the great outdoors... the smell of freshly cut grass... a majestic buffalo sighting... or the sounds of melodious mountain music. (vocalizing) whatever the reasons, let's see why everyone is going crazy for colorado. - yeehaw! there's gold in them hills! (robert) - travel: for some it's a luxurious escape or maybe an adrenaline-filled adventure. but if you're like me, it's a precious opportunity to discover and to give back. it's time for "raw travel". we all know that life can be hard, and no one is immune to difficulty. then why on earth would anyone choose something as btally challenging as climbing a big, flat rock sticking straight up into the sky? there are many such people in the great state of colorado, like my pal isaac of front range climbers. he was determined to show me why people around here climb rocks like i change socks. just getting to t

you couldn't see your hand in >> cooper: really? you couldn't see your hand in >> stewart: could not see your hand in front of your face. >> cooper: and that's because there's not air fresh air moving through? >> stewart: right, right. >> cooper: it's all dust? >> stewart: all dust. >> ruby: this is what's called a >> cooper: as part of their case, prosecutors showed jurors the pumps miners were supposed to wear to measure their intake of coal dust, but at upper big branch, bobbie pauley says they were routinely instructed by their bosses to cheat on the test, by hanging the pumps in the fresh air. >> pauley: so your measurements when they were tested came in compliant with the law. >> cooper: federal mine inspectors visited upper big branch almost daily but illegal advance warning system in place. security guards at the entrance would relay messages to miners underground alerting them an inspector was coming. >> cooper: they would use code words? >> stewart: yeah, bad weather. >> cooper: they would say it's bad weather? >> stewart:

>> cooper: really? you couldn't see your hand in >> stewart: could not see your hand in front of your face. >> cooper: and that's because there's not air fresh air moving through? >> stewart: right, right. >> cooper: it's all dust? >> stewart: all dust. >> ruby: this is what's called a >> cooper: as part of their case, prosecutors showed jurors the pumps miners were supposed to wear to measure their intake of coal dust, but at upper big branch, bobbie pauley says they were routinely instructed by their bosses to cheat on the test, by hanging the pumps in the fresh air. >> pauley: so your measurements when they were tested came in compliant with the law. >> cooper: federal mine inspectors visited upper big branch almost daily but illegal advance warning system in place. security guards at the entrance would relay messages to miners underground alerting them an inspector was coming. >> cooper: they would use code words? >> stewart: yeah, bad weather. >> cooper: they would say it's bad weather? >> stewart:

i will show you an awful a scene around cooper hospital. look at that you can see that police officer there. you cannot see his badge but badge is covered in black band and it is sad that they have them and need them so often but i will do something i will never do on the air. i will read and tell you latest from new jersey state police. they lose a trooper in the tragic accident. the family mourning death of the one of our troop hours died overnight from injuries sustain in the line of duty around 8:15 p.m. monday, trooper shawn cullen, cullen, 31, responded to the scene of the crash on southbound 295 and deptford township, trooper cullen was walking near crash where there was an active car fire and several fire and police vehicles with emergency lights on. for a vehicle. a vehicle struck him as it was passing the scene of all that. the 22-year old woman driving stopped immediately, cooperated with state police. trooper columnens, and, and air lifted here, to cooper hospital in camden. the his family members and numerous troopers a and law

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as security cooperation remain integral in maintaining mutual benefit for our host nations.at this point in time i'll pause and ask for any questions. this is the end of the brief. >> you said personnel level -- as high as 12, 1,800. can you kind of clarify what your numbers are? >> yes, sir. the entire force of our rotation of special purpose mag taf 15.2 consisted of 1,850 personnel. the marine corps is fantastic at being able to task organize as required. we have the ability to shape and scope based on mission requirements. there will be times that the element is shifted and adjusted based upon direction. >> another question. t they said they would like to get shift banks. are there any missions you performed you could have done better, more efficiently if you'd have been based on a gator? >> absolutely. what i would tell you, sir, is that the marine corps is designed as a maritime force forward deployed. we're marines. we're trained on ships. based upon the lack of naval warships, our ability to put marines on board the am phibs, which would make it more responsive and m

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gordon cooper's?came with a letter saying it was. >> this scratch right here -- that's the smoking gun. >> houston, we have a problem. it takes precious days to solve the mystery. the key clue comes when the auction house compares rick's camera with the one wally schirra took into space the year before cooper's flight. >> our forensic expert, with photographic evidence, was able to find scuff marks that matched exactly to schirra's camera. this is schirra's camera, taken in 1962, and it matches exactly to the one that rick bought. >> so, rick thought he was buying gordon cooper's space camera, but he was really buying wally schirra's. but how could that be? >> they took home each other's things, but both astronauts sold their cameras believing that this was schirra's and this was cooper's. >> far from being a problem, it turns out to be a good thing. schirra was the first guy to take it up in space. this is the most famous hasselblad there is. >> so, wait a minute. that sounds like it's worth more. >>

as for cooper, the foster parent is here and will take cooper home today and he will come back to the hospital the next two weeks to see how he is doing. live in south charlotte, dedrick russell wbtv on your side. >> all right thank you. next here at 5:00 another troubling animal story. and now a community is doing all it can to find who hurt her. >> and the severe weather hits the south and the there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish, but a reality. where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. there is time for rest and grandchildren. a nation that defends our people and our values, but no longer carries so much of that burden alone. i know we can create that america if we listen to our conscience and our hearts and not to the pundi

robert- also believes- his friend cooper was targeted at random. robert: "25:45 pretty shocked that it happened at my school, like it's a small school, everybody's friends with each other, nobody bullies"robert was in class at the time of the shooting. right now- he's just trying to process what happened- and praying for his buddy- cooper. robert: "28:07

he will now face attorney general cooper. moving now to the senate race, debra ross winning the democratic nomination, and she will face republican incumbent. >>> cutler is taking a look at the democrats. national stage. again, no major surprises in north carolina. >> marco rubio losing big in his state of florida. he announced soon after that he would be suspending his campaign. >>> we are going to go all the way to cleveland and secure the republican nomination. we've got one more trip around ohio this coming fall where we will beat hillary clinton, and i will become the president of the united states. thank you all very much, and god bless you. >>> a big night for hillary clinton. >> supporters in downtown raleigh. where she met with voters. they also met with hillside. >>> bernie sanders supporters gathered. he got wide support. people came into tyler's tap room. more than 250 people made phone calls and canvassed neighborhoods across the triangle. they're remaining optimistic. >> bernie sanders is a political revolution.

roy cooper in the race for governor. >> governor-elect roy cooper. [ cheers and applause ] >> now, attorney general roy cooper took a commanding lead as the primary results started coming in, and he was able to maintain it through the course of the primary. cooper questioned governor mccrory's priority saying he was hurting the middle class and the tax cuts he backed hurt public schools. mccrory says he would support whatever republican wins in the primary for president. >> there will be nothing less at stake than the heart and soul of north carolina this november. are we really ready for a trump/mccrory ticket? >> no! >> the north carolina republican party was quick to fire back calling cooper a recall lip insider and a-- raleigh insider and accused him of taking the state back to the results are scrolling at the bottom of your screen. you can also find all campaign- resulted information on wncn.com. -- campaign-related information on wncn.com. >>> time right now is 4:38. new information about a double murder in raleigh. still to come, who police say is responsible. >> plus, long lines wer

for cooperation within europe it's b.it's a b because we can do really better, even if cooperation with the american u.s. services, a-b, i start with an a, b. don't worry there won't be a c. do not worry. the cooperation with the u.s. intelligence services is excellent and has never been as strong. when we were faced with serious, most serious difficulties, our both countries have been -- have pulled together especially in the counterterrorism fight. i hope you will forgive me for not giving you any details over this cooperation. if i were doing this i would run the risk of not being minister tonight, i would be fired and my work is not finished. the recent events have let us to enforce cooperation and trust. >> if you have a question please provide your name, your affiliation and one thing, minister, before i ask that question that i think you raised a very pertinent and relative point and that is the role of media not only covering these sorts of issues but from an operational trade craft perspective. we had our first s

along with six other cooperatives, it dictates the rules and prices. an average sized lobster weighs a kilo. selling for the equivalent of 12 euros for it. the fishermen can earn a good living. scientists like kim ley-cooper have confirmed with their research that the sea here is in good shape - and the cooperative has been given a sustainability certificate. >> of course you hope that your research does something extra than just sitting on a bookshelf. so that clearly for me is a very good result in general. and the fact that it can be translated into a benefit would make it even better, a direct benefit for the fishermen. next to the biosphere reserve lie the tourist hotspots of the mexican caribbean. the fishing cooperatives market their sustainable lobster in the hotels here under the eco-label chakay. the head chef at the luxury rosewood hotel prefers them to lobster from far away. >> people come to this region for its natural riches, so the least we can do is respect that. and the chakay lobster is a unique sustainable regional product. the lobst

but that has to be cooperation. and we introduced the first acid rain bill in 1981 it took and held 1990 to pass it. into put those smokestacks' a football field high blowing the smoke to us we were the ones principally affected. it is clear and as we work together to solve problems of the magnitude. >> thank you for holding this hearing today into the witnesses for coming. nebraska said department of environmental quality has been expressed by many witnesses today. in a letter addressed to the committee our state has written that while nebraska has a good working relationship with the region seven recent headquarters action have snowballed the epa compulsive tinkering with standards and limits before the states have had a reasonable chance to comply make it difficult to reconcile those competing priorities. secretary, in your response and that to stay all new federal requirements have an impact to produce little or no benefits to protect public health and the environment like my home state of nebraska is a rural st

how is cooper doing right now? >> well, the doctors here at the carolinas 'mall hospital tell me cooper is hanging in there. he arrived at the hospital around 7:00 a.m. for treatment. now, look at the pictures again. tough to watch. the personalledly responsible for this has boston police placed on administrative leave with pay. despite the fact that the surgery is going well we are told his recovery will be long. the injuries happened at the rowan county animal shelter. told us that he was fine before the procedure was done to get a microchip and this happened tuesday. we went by the shelter today to get answers but the director was not there. we then headed over to talk to the county manager looking for statements. he was in a meeting but we were given a letter stating the county was saddened that the injury happened on their watch. people are using facebook to respond to cooper's injuries. there is a facebook page entitled saving cooper. we are digging more into the story and looking at what the state is looking

this cooperation between the intelligence services exists also between the police departments. i remind you there were french police present at the interventi interventi intervention foray, and we will pursue and extend this cooperation. this cooperation is also a legal salah abdeslam had european arrest warrant, and i have no doubt that the judicial authorities will no doubt request an extradition, and i know, because it's not the first time that we need to do this, that the belgian authorities will reply as favorably and quickly as possible, and i want to take this opportunity to thank the belgian authorities. if this arrest is an important stage, it is not the final result because there have already been some arrests, and they will be further arrests, because we know that the network was very extensive in belgium and france, and other european countries. and as long as we will not have arrested or put out of action all of those who could finance -- finance, contribute to the terrorist network that committed the abbombable acts and acts of war on the 13 of november, our fight

the trooper was then air lifted to cooper hospital. this morning, we are still working to find out how he is doing. >> all throughout the night we've been monitoring the new jersey state police twitter account and also facebook pages as well as calling for updates. let's get the very latest from nbc 10's matt delucia who's been live all morning outside cooper university hospital where that trooper is this morning. matt, what can you tell us? >> vai and lauren, i've been checking for updates throughout the morning. so far, no official word on any condition for that trooper who is still here at cooper university hospital this morning. we have seen several troopers and several state police vehicles show up and leave from the hospital here. troopers going into the lobby of the emergency room to try to find out any updates that they can. let's go ahead and show you that video again, this from skyforce 10, the scene last night on the southbound lanes near west deptford. this is 295. new jersey state police say around 8:20 last night, the tro

for cooperation with europe, it is a b because we can do really better even if -- cooperation with the american u.s. services, a b. i started with a b. do not worry, it will not be a c. that cooperation with u.s. intelligence service is excellent and has never been as strong. with theere faced difficult of all these in our countries, our together have pulled in this counterterrorism fight. i hope you will forgive me for not hitting you any details of this cooperation. if i were doing this, i would run the risk of not being minister tonight. fire and my work is not finished. -- i would be fired and my work is not finished. if you have a question, provider name and affiliation. i think youat raised a very pertinent and relevant point, and that is the role of media, not only covering these sorts of issues, but from an operational tradecraft perspective. we had our first significant situation in the boston marathon media,, where you had well intended, but unintentionally identifying what our operations are, what our thinking is. an issue that goes beyond media, but also to social media, wh

robert- also believes- his friend cooper was targeted at random. robert: "25:45 pretty shocked that it happened at my school, like it's a small school, everybody's friends with each other, nobody bullies"robert was in class at the time of the shooting. right now- he's just trying to process what happened- and praying for his buddy- cooper. robert: "28:07 there's a walk-through tonight at the school- for parents and students to go to...robert tells me he might go to that- to help him ease back into class, tomorrow. live in middletown, t.j. parker, 9 on your side. we are also learning new details on another teen injured in monday's shooting. 14-year-old katherine doucette says she was grazed by a bullet.she played on the junior high school football team with cooper caffrey. other tri-state schools have plans in place in case of an active shooter... shooter...one district in particular is the kings local school district.leaders purchased safety devices called "bearacades" in 20-14. they slide under classroom doors and can bolt to the ground if activat

governor. >> reporter: gosh any-elect roy cooper [ cheers and applause ] cooper questioned governor was hurting the middle class. >> there will be nothing less at stake than the heart and soul this upcoming election. are we really ready for a trump/mccrory ticket? >> no! >>> it's now 5:39. long lines were not the only issue that greeted voters. later, why some polling spots with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, the delicious taste of nutella takes pancakes to a whole new level. nutella. you're unpacking already? yeah, help me find some mugs. sure. (beep) hey... o.k. they'll do. wake up to the mountain grown aroma of folgers. the best part of wakin' up so, where do you want to start? i think this is a pretty good place. >>> welcome back to cbs north carolina on this wednesday morning. we're actually starting off right around 60 degrees. unseasonably mild. overnight lows should be around 40 degrees. we'll get closer to that mark as we head towards the next few days. early next week, overnight lows could be in the 30s. shear's the satellite radar showing the broken line of

she remained on scene and was reportedly cooperative. the trooper was air lifted to cooper and moved into surgery but despite effort to save his life he was pronounced dead at 12:30 a.m. colonel rick fuentes delivered that news to cooper cullen's family, friends, colleagues, who kept vigil through the night. cullen was a member of the 154th state police class. he served for almost two years and had been based in bellmawr. police say plans for trooper cullen's funeral are pending at this time. and will be released as they're finalized with approval from his family. from cooper university hospital, i'm justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> new jersey state senate president steve sweeney issued this statement that reads in part, quote: the tragic death of trooper sean cullen is a terrible reminder that the men and women who serve to protect us put their lives on the line every day. trooper cullen gave his life in the line of duty and in service to others. >>> a mother and daughter in critical condition, and another daughter also injur

i'm an derson cooper. 30 dead in brussels.talk about the terror attacks, republican presidential candidate texas senator ted cruz. thanks for being with us. in the statement earlier today, you said that it's more important than ever to secure the border, defeat isis, you also talked about stopping the flow of refugees from countries with a significant al qaeda or isis presence. but you also said, i quote, we need to empower law enforcement to patrol and secure muslim neighborhoods before they become radicalized. what do you mean by that, by patrolling a muslim neighborhood? >> it's good to be with you. thank you for having me. today's terror attack in brussels was heartbreaking and all of using our prayers go out to families of those murdered, those wounded and injured, including especially the three americans who were mormon missionaries from utah wounded in the attack. our prayers go out to their family. today underscores the need for commander in chief who is focused on, principal objective, keeping america safe. and we hav

cooperation should be fostered, not discouraged. we call on you to help remedy the broken marriage through amendment or ancillary legislation. states are placed in the unfair position of finding out that meals are served exclusively from the epa table. we are to be served a fixed menu without a fixed price. willingness to split the check was mitigated by a ncelthy respect and defere we received. we ask for your help in resetting the needle to the point abortion -- of origin. in our estimation, congress bell, ring the dinner states should host the equation -- occasion, and the epa should be a frequent guest. , wever, where we are now can best describe it as a dinner party gone bad. states recognize an unprecedented level of federal actions. we have more on our plate than we can say grace over. deadlines are further complicated by the complexity of the rules. we are serving appetizers, salads, main course, and dessert at the same time. states rarely have sufficient notice for implementation to establish meaningful outcomes. we are lef

the trooper rather was taken here to cooper hospital.ow aches want to show you some video that we took just within the past half hour. now, these are cruisers from new jersey state police and also camden county leaving the emergency room parking lot here at cooper hospital. now, those cruisers have been here since last night, since that trooper did arrive. but at this hour we are still not getting any updates from new jersey state police. the last update that we have gotten several hours ago was that the trooper is in serious condition. >> we have reports of a trooper that was struck by a vehicle. >> reporter: the emergency calls began flooding dispatch after a new jersey state trooper was hit by a vehicle while responding to a car fire. >> trooper is down. we got a trooper down. >> reporter: monday night this all unfolded around 8:00 p.m. at 295 southbound between exit 24a and route 130 in west deptford. the trooper was so seriously injured a medical helicopter had to be dispatched to transport him to cooper medical center. minutes afte

democrats chose to run for governor >> the latest news poll shows long time attorney general roy cooper with a healthy lead. tonight we hear from him and ken spaulding on a variety of issues. >>> roy cooper and ken spaulding want the same job. they also share some of the same beliefs, particularly when it comes to public education. back in north carolina. >> first it's about priorities. >> i think we are going back. legislative leaders with those atthe top, at the expense of public education and the middle class. >> cooper has a new education plan including state paid tuition to community colleges. >> this a very full plan and when you set priorities you can invest in public education. >> i want to make sure i understand that. i presume you are saying we can take the existing revenue of the state, existing dollars and rearrange to do what you want >> absolutely. >> both want higher teaching pay, teaching help and economic growth and are prepared to work with a gop led legislature. >> we have to have democrats in a different -- than just more of the same and just picking democrats based

and he did know that julius cooper was a registered sex offender. it is not clear if julius cooper walk from the car wash to the complex with no clothing on monday when authorities handcuffed him. they had to put him in the police car naked. >> the business owner who led julius cooper stay here for years says he is now not allowed back. >> he will have to find someplace else. >> tonight cooper is behind bars able to get back with $1600 bond. >> cooper has been charged with a very similar crime to this one. not far from here a few years ago. he is a registered sex offender coming up at 6:00, we will be looking into his history asking who has been keeping an eye on him and how. live in orlando, channel 9, eyewitness news. >>> seaworld's well-known work of "tilikum" has died. we told you the whale is battling a serious bacterial infection. we have been reaching out to biologists. you are asking if this illness is a result of the whale being in captivity. >> reporter: we have reached out to several biologists to find out how susceptible these whales are

but there has to be cooperation.silvio conti, a congressman from western massachusetts and i, we introduced the first acid rain bill in 1981. it took until 1909 01990. that was because people were putting smokestacks football field high in the air and blowing smoke towards us so we were the once affected, vermont and all the new england states and so it's clear that unless we work together we can't solve problems of that magnitude so we thank you for your work in trying to establish that. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator fisher? >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you senator boxer for holding this hearing today and thanks to the witnesses for coming. the nebraska department of environmental quality shares in the concerns that have been expressed by many of the witnesses today. in the letter addressed to the committee, our state has written that "while nebraska has a good working relationship with epa region seven, recent epa headquarters regulatory actions have snowballed. epa's pulsive tinkering wit

end while cooper continues to learn valuable life lessons alongside his family and friends. sergeant white continues on his jersey -- journey towards remission remaining thankful for each day in a community filled with people just like cooper. >> the prayers and the donations and the go fund me page lead up to cooper. >> emily collins fox 46 wjzy. sergeant white was forced to retire due to his illness from the police department in january he accepts donations through his go fund me page. the goal is to -- $1000. the author behind the best selling novel prince of tides has died at the age of 70. childhood for most of his material. brian mcguinness has more. >> pat conroy died friday night at home in south carolina surrounded by friends and family. a 7-year-old announced last month he was battling pancreatic cancer. the beloved american author is best known for works like the great santini the prince of tied another bestsellers like the lords of discipline. in all his books sold more than 20 million copies worldwide. his readers fell in love with this personal style of writing

end while cooper continues to learn valuable life lessons alongside his family and friends. sergeant white continues on his jersey -- journey towards remission remaining thankful for each day in a community filled with people just like cooper. >> the prayers and the donations and the go fund me page lead up to cooper. >> emily collins fox 46 wjzy. sergeant white was forced to retire due to his illness from the police department in january he accepts donations through his go fund me page. the goal is to -- $1000. the author behind the best has died at the age of 70. pat conroy drew upon his abusive childhood for most of his material. brian mcguinness has more. >> pat conroy died friday night at home in south carolina surrounded by friends and family. a 7-year-old announced last month he was battling pancreatic cancer. the beloved american author is best known for works like the great santini the prince of tied another bestsellers like the lords of discipline. in all his books sold more than 20 million copies worldwide. his readers fell in love with this personal style of writ

reporter: roy cooper, celebrated his win. attorney general says he wants to put more money into the pockets of everyday working families. he also wants education to be a priority. >> helping everyone in this improving economy, making affordable quality education. helping small businesses start up and grow. that is what the people of north carolina want. tisha: both now prepping for the november battle. most polls show mccrory and cooper very close. it has been a very expensive his campaign has raised over $5 million. steve: it will be an interesting race to watch. governor mccrory celebrate in, as well. the connect and see bond -- connect nc bond has passed. in the lieutenant governor's race, linda won it tonight, she lost the race in 2012. tisha: back to those long lines voters experience today. people still voting right now. there are people still casting those ballots. this is a line at the east durham library. they were allowed to vote after the polls close, as long as they were in line, they were allowed to vote. many ar

today one more will be signed on cooperation in agriculture. at this time, another group of bilateral instruments is being negotiated, so as to see how we address drug trafficking, security in commerce, travelers and health. on this last point we have agreed to further cooperation for the prevention and treatment of communicable diseases such as zika, and chronic noncommunicable diseases. including cancer. this cooperation is beneficial not only for cuba and the united states, but also for our hemisphere. based on the decisions made by president obama to change the implementation of some aspects of the blockade, cuban companies and their u.s. counterparts are working to identify possible commercial operation that could be carried out in the still restrictive framework of the regulations still in place. some have been materialized especially in the area of telecommunications. an area in which our country has a program based on its development priorities and on the need for technological sovereignty that guarantees their appropriate use at the se

for cooperation within europe, it's a b because we can do really better, even if cooperation with theamerican u.s. services, a b. i started with an a, a b, but don't worry. it won't be a c. do not worry. the cooperation with the u.s. intelligence services is excellent and has never been as strong. when we were faced with serious, most serious difficulties, our both countries have pulled together especially in the counterterrorism fight. i hope you will forgive me for not giving you any details over this cooperation. if i were doing this, i would run the risk of not being minister tonight. i would be fired and my work is not finished. recent events have in fact led us to reinforce both cooperation and trust. >> if you have a question, please provide your name, your affiliation and one thing, minister, before i ask that question, that i think you raised a very pertinent relevant point. that is the role of media not only covering these sorts of issues, but from an operational tradecraft perspective. we had our first significant situation in the boston marathon bombing where you had media

mccrory and cooper are celebrating their wins tonight. we're live in downtown raleigh with more on that. reporter: he really did not comment on much tonight. the incumbent said there are complex problems that will be difficult to solve, and he is committed to rebuilding the economy. >> the competition is getting really strong in the rest of the world. but guess what, we will succeed if we follow this model of reporter: roy cooper, celebrated his win. attorney general says he wants to put more money into the pockets of everyday working families. he also wants education to be a priority. >> helping everyone in this improving economy, making affordable quality education. helping small businesses start up and grow. that is what the people of north carolina want. tisha: both now prepping for the november battle. most polls show mccrory and cooper very close. it has been a very expensive race. his campaign has raised over $5 million. steve: it will be an interesting governor mccrory celebrate in, as well. the connect and see bond -- connect nc