>> cooper: yeah. >> evidently, he forgot the 11th commandment. >> cooper: which is? >> do not lie to "60 minutes." >> leslie stahl: it's being called a financial technology-- or "fintech"-- revolution. say you need a loan. fintech sites match borrowers and lenders directly the way uber connects passengers with drivers. need financial planning? algorithms are replacing human advisors and brokers. apps like venmo let people click money to each other, similar to texting. >> many of the innovative services in financial technology that have come along in the past ten years are not coming from banks. >> bill whitaker: these are all your kids? >> these are all my kids. >> whitaker: that's right. they are all her kids. >> ♪ we are family! >> whitaker: india howell is mother to more than 90 children. and her business partner, peter leon massy, is the father. it's the biggest extended family we have ever seen. you're the legal guardian for the children in the village? >> yes, i am the legal guardian. india and i, we are two legal guardians. so she is "mom" and i am "dad." >> i

>> cooper: you needed that job?uley: 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 horrifying. 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 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 repeat

>> luke nikas: no, she didn't. >> cooper: not at all?t at all. >> cooper: never suspected over the course of 15 years? >> nikas: she didn't. she believed in the pictures and she believed in the pictures because that's what the experts were telling her. >> cooper: luke nikas says ann freedman showed the paintings to art experts and none of them told her the works were fake. >> nikas: she disclosed there were no documents about these paintings. never found a single one. she disclosed that. she disclosed this unusual backstory about the paintings. and from her perspective, the people who bought these pictures appreciated the risk. >> cooper: a lot of these buyers say "look, i never doubted these works because ann freedman vouched for them. the knoedler gallery was selling them." >> nikas: i think many people do say that. but if you are going to buy a painting that has no documents, has very little history, has this unusual backstory, and you're not comfortable with that, even with the knoedler name on it, then you shouldn't buy the painting

>> cooper: yeah. >> avenatti: evidently he forgot the 11th commandment. >> cooper: which is?avenatti: do not lie to "60 minutes." >> cooper: the company had shown us this march 2013 lab report as part of its proof the gowns passed the test. but attorney michael avenatti says that's not what really happened. >> avenatti: they claim to have submitted 79 samples and 75 passed. >> cooper: they said they passed, yeah. >> avenatti: well, they didn't pass; they failed because they didn't submit 79 samples. they submitted 85 samples and, in fact, six of the samples weren't even tested because the sleeves were so bad. the lab took them out of the package and they were so bad that they didn't even test them. because it was obvious what was going to happen. >> cooper: and they didn't include that in as failures? >> avenatti: no, they didn't. and, in fact-- i mean, i brought the document that shows it. it's a spread sheet prepared internally at kimberly-clark. >> cooper: "six failed, not tested due to unsealed seams." lot fails. you're saying this is an example of fuzzy math? >> avenatti

second, the works had no provenance. >> cooper: no chain, no history?they had no history. they had no documents. >> cooper: so there was no evidence these paintings had ever been painted by the artists? >> clarick: that's correct. >> cooper: not only that, there were no bills of sale, no insurance records, no shipping documents, and no museum exhibitions for any of the paintings. greg clarick told us the gallery had motivation to overlook the paintings' shortcomings. >> clarick: over the period of this fraud, knoedler sold these paintings for about $67 million. knoedler made over $40 million in profit from selling these paintings. and at the same time, knoedler made essentially no money at all from selling other paintings. >> cooper: their business wasn't doing well? >> clarick: their business didn't exist as a profitable venture from 1994 until 2009 except for selling fake paintings from glafira rosales. >> cooper: we wanted to talk to knoedler gallery president ann freedman and though she initially agreed, just a few days before our scheduled intervie

our two governments are also cooperating more closely than ever as part of our cooperation with the east asia summit we are working to advance regional security and stability. vietnam welcomed american navy ships to your ports. our military are conducting more exchanges and partnering on maritime security. together we are pursuing the transpacific partnership, not only to support trade but to draw our nations closer together and reinforce regional cooperation. we are doing more to prevent nuclear terrorism and making sure outbreaks of disease do not become epidemics. the united states and vietnam agreed to a significant upgrade in our cooperation across the board. giving our young people the education and skills that they need to succeed. for the first time the peace corps will come to vietnam. our peace corps volunteers will focus on teaching english and the friendship they forge will bring us closer together for decades. american academic and technological leaders, intel, oracle, arizona state university and others will help vietnam universities boost science and technology, engineerin

the cooperation in the world legacy is now growing more substantively. the two countriies have recentl completed the phase one environment cleanup at the airport, and we will continue to implement the second phase of the project at various other sites, together with the progress in bilateral ties, vietnam and u.s. are working together and enhancing the cooperation on regional and international issues of common interest and international forums. the advances in the bilateral relations stem from the fact that we increasingly share common concerns and interests, and both sides have fully realized to respect each other's independence, sovereignty, political regimes. the visit of president barack obama to vietnam will surely create stronger momentum for the development and promotion of vietnam-u.s. relations in the future, contradictiibuting to p cooperation, and development in asia pacific and the wider world. thank you very much. >> i'm with reuters. thank you. i have a question for both presidents about the lifting of the arms embargo. to what extent do yo

willing and able to continue to cooperate with you security and stability. e value highly the u.s. commitment to europe and to our security. long proud of the standing friendship with the u.s. it is based on common values and interests, contacts between our people and interaction economically and socially. committed to strengthening this partnership even further. today, i am honored to say to of the nordic countries, in us, nordic president, the united states as a solid friend willing g partner, are to work together with the united states. for a better future kind.he whole man [applause] first lady, nordic colleagues, distinguished dear friends, thank you very much for the very warm welcome you have given to both my husband and me and the other members of our delegation. s you make the most of your final year in the white house, mr. e delighted to know, president, you have clearly stated the best fluff. ago, i had the pressure of welcoming some special american guests to norway. it was our annual nato exercise to code response. provided valuable joint training in warfare. confess o

did she cooperate? did the inspector general in compiling actually media reports about 80 pages long. did she cooperate? >> no, she did not. she declined to be interviewed at the ig's request she also, four of her top aides declined to be interviewed or cooperate with the investigation. >> the other state department secretaries who were part of this report did, they cooperate? >> they did. not all of them. some spoke to representatives. i believe collin powell did speak to the ig. that was the one that the ig specifically mentioned as having personal email before with the key difference, you know, secretary powell used publicly available personal email account whereas he didn't have this private server in his basement. you know, was arguably less sciewsh. >> all right did. she have notice? as i went through the report, the thing i was looking for was whether there was any indication that she had notice that she should have had this private server or email account. >> these were written policies. they we

production cooperation even in the defense area. but intelligence sharing, information sharing, tournt terrorism, countering violent extremism, across the board, the elevation has been eliminated but port of what you're pointing to is integrating india into the reej nn frameworks so we're working together jointly. and the example with japan is a very good one. but this is exactly the direction that we want to go in. >> thank you. i'm wondering you if you could comment on the south china sea. i just want to ask you -- the philippines has brought an arbitration case against china's claims in the south china sea into the convention under the law of the sea. if the ruling goes in the philippines favor as expected and if china refused to abide by it, what are the implications for the philippines and the claimants of the south china sea and how would this change the u.s. approach in the south china sea? >> thank you. first, i would say something that's incredibly important to us and our partners in two ways. first of all, 25% of all trade

why would they not cooperate? >> i just think it is your duty, your duty to cooperate with this investigation and get all the facts out. >> i specifically have spoken about the fbi, but you are saying no. this is two now, this is an independent review and we don't know what the fbi has. are you concerned with the candidate? >> the email issue is an issue no question but i also think huma aberdeen saying you failed to preserve the records the way you are supposed to further them these are pretty problematic things, not something -- something you should take seriously having worked in the government and have access to classified information, something you are trained to handle very carefully. >> watching the president couch terms in being careful going forward makes me wonder what the white house new ahead of all this. congressman chaffetz will join us to tell us how this is playing out on the hill, it will be critical to get his point of view on hillary clinton's use of private email server and all the rest. the ho

so he decided to run against my role model, senator cooper, in 1954. and defeats cooper. but cooper has a pretty fast comeback after being sent to india as ambassador to india by president eisenhower. barkley accepts an invitation to the washington convention. you'll enjoy this. he's down there on april 30, 1956, speaking to the students who are having a mock convention. barkley spoke of his willingness to sit with other freshmen senators in congress. toended with an allusion psalm 84:10 saying i'm glad to sit on the back row for i would rather be a servant in the house of the lord than to sit in the seats of the mighty. he then collapsed and died of a heart attack. and president truman put out a statement saying, boy, i'd like to go that way. a politician in front of a big audience, a cheering crowd, bam. host: and a memorable line. senator mcconnell: yeah. a great exit. a great exit. so that's why i have barkley up. host: as you're work at your double that -- as you are working at your desk, you have one d. and one r. appearing over your shoulder. senator mcconnell: i d

, so she is cooperating with the justice department.ood but you know, there is a doj investigation. we will see what happens there. ultimately hillary clinton sort of did the best she could, but most importantly admitted she made a mistake. elections aren't about choices. >> if she had to do it over again, she wouldn't have done it like that, she did it like that at the time. >> that's what we can expect. we can expect her to say i made a mistake -- >> the inspector general who did the report was appointed by president obama in 2013, democratically appointed. >> this is probably what her legal advisers told her, that would be legal advice given to anyone. however, optics are not good. she's running for president. she's the former leader of this department. for her to not cooperate with the inspector general for the department she led while other previous secretary of states did and the current one also did really doesn't look good. >> you bear optics. >> let me read the tweet that reince priebus, chairman of the republican national comm

based on that assumption, japan is ripe to cooperate with the u.s. and korea and the united nations so that north korea works on dissolving the aforementioned issues. in north korea, due to its socio political system, kim jong un has the authority to make final policy decisions. thus the japan -- the administration urge kim jong un to gain an accurate understanding of what the situation and return all abductees as quickly as possible and the issues of concern would be the rational choice for north korea. the japanese governor will cooperate with the international community, according to the aforementioned approach. at the same time, unless north korea takes positive measure towards a resolution of its various understanding issues, the japanese government will continue to impose strict sanctions on north korea, as well as seek a meaningful dialogue which can lead to a comprehensive resolution of those issues. thank you very much. >> thank you, minister. this trilateral was proposed by minister kato when he took up his post. we'll hear next from ambass

cooperation is key . how effectively this can be implemented is an open issue. >> challenges and information sharing, can that really unite them in terms of the fight? >> they train a lot of special forces at a special training site. as you suggested, it is very difficult. not only operationally, but politically. today's friends can be tomorrow's foes. ago, the syrians were considered allies and a common fight against terror and of course the jordanian government is at office it ends. things change. jordan. as aw jordan has emerged leader. froms their role different others among the allies? for jordan and king abdullah, this is a personal fight. the islamic state has declared war. they had a pilot who is captured alive in a cage. from hosting 1.2 million syrian refugees. so this has survival at stake. they need to maintain stability. >> i know the u.s. has also called for an increased alliance between the united states and that area of the country or that area of the world. absolutely. it u.s. leadership

security cooperation. our amendment is consistent with that demand and it builds on the great work done by the committee this area to define clear objectives and security cooperation. i want to thank the chairman and ranking member and both committee staffs, majority and minority, for their excellent work and for their bipartisan approach to this and so many other issues in the build and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. thornberry: i yield one minute to the distinguished gentleman from new hampshire, mr. guinta. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. guinta: i have an amendment at the desk. thank you, mr. speaker, i rise in support of my amendment to the national defense authorization act and i want to thank the chairman for including it in the en bloc package. my amendment increases funding for u.s. norcom's task force to assist with its counternarcotics operations. it's part of by work as chair of the task force to combat

i will say this, she should cooperate. if she wants to be president, if she wants to have a commitment to getting all the facts, she should have cooperated. john: for a year, we heard, this is not all that unusual. this report makes clear that it was very unusual. sayingmit a big point of she wants to cooperate with everyone. she is willing to testify before the benghazi committee. her being willing to address these issues is an important political talking point. the hacker who claims he breached her server pled guilty as part of a deal. the report says there was an instance of the server being under attack -- under the threat of some attack. john: if there is a proven instance where that server was hacked and some classified material was exposed to hackers, that is a big political problem. -- theald trump republican side of the race has been a tale of two trumps. one of those storylines is the new trump brand hitting stores near you. yes divide conventional wisdom uniting -- he has divide image in a wisdom -- defied conve

not cooperate with i.c.e. when it comes to getting with the source of people who killed their children? >> i worked with all the cities rather than what -- >> how isn't working in san francisco? >> we are making some inroads. >> would it help you if we required them to do it? >> i don't think the government would be the local government would be more cooperative if you browbeat them over the head by saying the fed -- >> how about if we required by law o organize some type of federal money? >> i think at least i for sure and read that state and local events to what the federal government to tell them what to do. >> do you think they should have the right to tell the federal government they will not cooperate with an immigration issue? >> no. >> so they don't have a right to do it but they are doing it anyway and you don't want us to bring it into line. >> i am telling you the realities of the real world, and that is in trying to get people to work with us for the bottom line and that is the public safety. >> i

for now the suspect did cooperate with them and we noticed that officers didn't seem to be aggressivewith them. they even gave him that thermal blanket. sources are telling us that this may be a case of mental illness. only streets and walking paths shutdown. police are saying it could be a few more hours before everything reopens on the mall.s i was juston talking to a man trying to cut through theth capital parking lot right in front of me. says traffic is an absolute mesl northwest, lindsay watts, fox5 local news.s. > staying in the district, d.c. detectives are investigating a a connection between the murdersds of two people begunked downown during a series of shootings in the district.istr they are a 22 year old man and a 45 year old woman begunked downn just hours apart in southeastsot d.c. just blocks apart from eact on. one of the murder was carried out to send a message. fox5's paul wagner joins us life from the scene with the story.ty paul. >>reporter: tony, when traceycy cooper walked up her front steps of this house behind me yesterday afternoon, it's likele that she didn'

at cooper landing road a downed pole brought down a tree. the wires just hanging low across route 70 at this point. watching a school bus come out past the scene right here but it is blocked at this point at haddonfield and blocked until cooper road in both directions. lot of people in cherry hill hop on route 70 and come over the ben franklin bridge. can't do that right here as we look at that downed pole and tree. it happened initially at cooper landing road. take chapel avenue or route 38. we've got police, emergency workers fire crews everybody is on the scene right now in cherry hill, new jersey. in bellmawr we've got a problem with a disabled vehicle. they just just moved it to the shoulder on 295 southbound near route 42 so a little bit of slowing in that area right there. also heading outside live, this is route 42 right by the new jersey turnpike. a little building volume northbound on route 42 in this area. downed wires also a problem in springfield at that. arlingham road at sunny brook road. crews on the scene with this one matt.

>> cooper: yeah. >> evidently, he forgot the 11th commandment. >> cooper: which is?do not lie to "60 minutes." >> leslie stahl: it's being called a financial technology-- or "fintech"-- revolution. say you need a loan. fintech sites match borrowers and lenders directly the way

nuclear cooperation operates. we've also emphasized this imperative of closer intelligence-sharing on both sides so that countries in the region know what we know, and we're in a position to know what they know, and most importantly, what they think they know. and this is a critical distinction. and our ability to be able to work with one another to both dispel rumors that may be contributing to a sense of security concern that isn't even there as well as to confirm the reality of any suspicions that, in fact, exist. the reality is, however, that only time will tell. and even more important than how the jcpoa was negotiated and what its words say will be how we transition from its restrictions and transparency mechanism into a new world in 10 to 15 years. and this, i think, is the third theme of our recommendations. to put it bluntly, i think bob and i believe that we should avoid this transition altogether to the extent that we can. the potentially easiest lift in this regard, but i must stress it is not easy by

nordice world, the countries are a model of cooperation.sistently punch their weight in meeting the challenges of our time. the nordic partners are not large countries. most no issues al that we deal with, whether they are in terms of security, or economics, or humanitarian assistance, where the nordic countries are not some of our most reliable and effective partners. why i wanted to invite them here today. sometimes we have a tendency to take our best friends for granted. it is important that we not do so. they have been insured never the shaping, and us in maintaining and international order that is rule-based, fair, and it just. so,i really do believe the world andd be more secure prosperous we had more partners like our nordic countries. there have been times was a vital just put the small countries in charge for a while, then they could clean things up. that to ouradmit to american years, nordic languages and expressions can sometimes be a little confusing. have a television program here called a game of thrones, that is what it sound

this needs a call for a solid , stable military cooperation. it needs a joint europe principal that we have all agreed. and it needs more implication of the united states. the united states has to be at the table. this crisis over the ukraine goes beyond ukraine, beyond europe, and into the geopolitical threat to many countries. that is the immediate focus we have to take. and the long run, we have to find a strategy how to define the security status of countries that do not belong to an alliance. the report calls them the countries in between. there is certainly a strategy needs that goes country by country. at issue is a particular situation. this is not enough. that is why our report asks for a comprehensive diplomatic initiative to rest these issues in the interest of the principles we have all agreed in the final act and in the paris charter. we should stick to it. this framework is solid. and it does not have to be rewritten. it just has to be followed. ivo: let's take the conversation to both parts of what you just talked about. jean-mar

everything from climate and smart city to build climate to defense cooperation to production cooperation even in the defense area but intelligence sharing, information sharing, countering violent administration, the board has been elevated but critical to this is exactly what you are pointing to which it integrating india into these regional frameworks so we are working together jointly and again, the example with japan is a good one. it's exactly the direction we want to go in. >> thank you. i'm wondering if you could comment on the south china sea. >> and i just want to ask you , the philippines has brought an arbitration case against china's claims in the south china sea under the united nations convention on the law of the sea. the ruling goes in the philippines favor as expected and if the chairman refuses to abide by it, what are the implications for the philippines and other claimants to the south china sea and how would this change the us approach in the south china sea? >> thank you. first i'd say this is, self china is incredibly important in two ways. first of all, 20 percent

he basically today has agreed to fully cooperate with the us government and he if he does not fully cooperate in issues that are beyond the plea agreement he will you lose the agreement altogether but this is highly unusual or hacker to be brought to the united states when he has not finished his sentence with with a very specific intersection with the ongoing fbi criminal investigation. it is not a coincidence and today we saw that laid out in the finding of facts in the plea deal. jon: a lot to read into that. catherine harris, thank you. heather: we are getting new information on a terrifying encounter in the great outdoors. one couple on the camping trip of sorts of alifetime in the african nation of botswana . they discover a couple of lions, watch this, as they look water off the outside of the tent. the couple are on the inside of the tank. they are apparently thirsty because there was a downpour overnight. the couple managed to stay calm enough long enough to capture this video. they say the door of their tent was wide open the entire time. luckily they were not harmed. around these a

the foundation of the farm credit system is its cooperative structure. agriculture changed in many ways and will continue to change by the guiding principles of the cooperative model continue to stand the test of time. member ownership and governance are a key ingredient of the success. as chairman spearman has reported, the system safe and center the health of the system that is due in no small part to the actions of this committee. turned agricultural credit crisis of the 1980s, congress made some important changes to the farm credit system to give the opportunity to emerge stronger and better able to serve rural america and meet its mission. as you well know farm income is projected to decline for the third consecutive year, virtually all sectors of the commodity prices are lower than anytime in the past five years. farm debt continued to increase and many farmers impact does this have been forced to drop in equity they built. for julie agriculture has entered this downcycle from a position of strength with a struggle into streets hoping to hold down

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] >> but the house has been doing over the last hour is debating funding to come back the zika virus. proposing $622 $622 million that is about half of what the senate is theng and far less than $1.9 billion that the obama administration is requesting. democrats are against this low amount, so a motion was made to recommit the bill. there was a ruling against the, and a vote was requested to table an appeal of the ruling, so that is where we are now. this is a 15 minute vote and while this vote is underway, we will show you some of the debate that took place over the last hour on funding for the zika virus. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 240, the nays are 183, the motion is adopted. and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the question is on

i will say this, she should cooperate. if she wants to be president, if she wants to have a commitment to getting all the facts, she should have cooperated. john: for a year, we heard, this is not all that unusual. this report makes clear that it was very unusual. they admit a big point of saying she wants to cooperate with everyone. she is willing to testify before the benghazi committee. her being willing to address these issues is an important political talking point. mark: the hacker who claims he breached her server pled guilty as part of a deal. the report says there was an instance of the server being under attack -- under the threat of some attack. john: if there is a proven instance where that server was hacked and some classified material was exposed to hackers, that is a big political problem. the donald trump -- the republican side of the race has been a tale of two trumps. one of those storylines is the new trump brand hitting stores near you. yes divide conventional wisdom uniting -- he has divide image in a

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it will create habits of cooperation which will provide for strategic viability and security. i would like to invite you to follow-up on that. two questions. one is, any additional comments on the overall system john is describing there? i know you have spent a lot of time there. we have talked about that. -- despitellow up all of these different systems, you know, there is still this question about, ok, who in the long-term is that force sitting on the river, you know? the report offers a number of different options but ultimately comes down and says that the american force is probably the most politically digestible option. talking about a small number of americans either on their own or together with the palestinian force. it is a major issue in israel and a major concern. maj. gen. shamni: most israelis over like to see the idf it. but i think it is impossible to do it into achieve peace agreement with the palestinians. by the way, we had the same dilemma in the past with the corridor, the border between gaza and egypt, a very short corridor. very short, but still, a lot o

i will say this -- she should cooperate.m sure her lawyer saying you can't cooperate while the fbi is looking at it, but if she wants to be president and have a commitment to the facts, she should have cooperated. john: two key things. for a year we heard, this is not unusual. this report makes clear it was very unusual. the private e-mail account on a home server, secondly, they made a big point of saying she always was to cooperate with everyone. sheis willing to testify, has offered to testify to meet with the fbi. her being willing to address these issues is an important political talking point. the fact that she is not cooperating -- she should have done it on the politics. john: goosifer, the romanian hacker who claims he breached it illegally, pled guilty today in federal court. mark: as part of a deal. john: the report also says that there was at least one instance in which the server seem to to be under threat by somebody trying to hack it. that will be looked at, in the fbi will have to -- mark: i know we both thin

nakatani stressed the need to share information and step up cooperation. gazmin responded it's important for all the countries concerned to cooperate in maintaining peace and stability in the region. the philippine military will use the planes to patrol and monitor activities at sea. >> translator: maintaining order at sea is crucial for our country, so we need to secure safe maritime transportation very carefully. in this respect, improving the capabilities of the philippines and other coastal nations is crucial for japan. >> japan's maritime self-defense force will provide pilot training and maintenance of the aircraft. >>> ahead of the asian development bank says plans are being made with the asian infrastructure investment bank to finance a road project in pakistan. >> we signed -- just signed the memorandum of understanding for cooperation between the adb and aiib. >> bk presidt tehiko nakao made the announcement at the opening of the adb annual meeting which is running through may 5th in germany. he said the banks will work together on financing and

color="#ffff00">>> cooper: yeah.ont> color="#ffff00">>> evidently, he forgot the 11th commandment. >> cooper: which is? >> do not lie to "60 minutes." >> leslie stahl: it's being called a financial technology-- or "fintech"-- revolution. say you need a loan. fintech sites match borrowers and lenders directly the way