for he and his wife of almost 14 years, corey, it means setting goals.k, you must make it to your 65th birthday which is in june. you must make it to giovanna's kindergarten first day and beyond. it might happen, it may not. >> it's almost day to day, moment to moment. it's quite sustaining for me. and actually invigorating. >> reporter: boxing used to be his bread and butter. >> does any of this ever get old to you. >> reporter: his cancer kept him away from the ring for months at a time. in late march, hbo called and nick was ready. >> it's all hard on him now. it's not ability, right. >> reporter: it's all about heart. >> you were asked to call another fight. what was that like to you? why was it so important. >> the feeling i had for fighters, the whole subculture i love. the feedback i got was enormous, you nailed it, boy was the nick charles, i learned so much. you were at the top of your game. i don't think they were being patronizing. i felt in my heart i was. >> we admire your courage and look forward to hearing from you again. >> likewise, bob.

giovanna and his wife corey. the one thing nick doesn't have is time.ven his daughter knows it. >> you don't get to go to heaven yet. >> i'm not going to heaven yet. i'm still hanging around to play candy land and win. >> i'll going to win. >> reporter: in early 2009 nick was the happiest he's ever been. but a shadow was creeping in. the robust nick charles had never been sick in his life. but something was changing in his body. >> i would ask people, my age, do you get up at night to urinate? yes, i get up. i was getting up, gee, six and eight times. i said something's wrong. >> reporter: it took six months to find the culprit. >> i went to houston. she said here's the deal. you have metastatic stage four bladder cancer. the average life span is 20 months. >> reporter: after a lifetime of covering fights, the fight was coming to him. >> you're going in to win? >> oh, to win, absolutely. >> reporter: to knock out cancer. >> absolutely. let's go at it. >> this is morphine, which is slow release. >> reporter: let's go at it. with nick's cancer, here's wha

corey and john's dogs became fast friends at a florida dog park. the inseparable dogs wore off on their owners and soon the two were dating. eight months later, the couple made the puppy love at first sight official tying the knot and now stroll through the park as husband and wife. the end. playing the role of corey will be meg ryan. >> i claim all movie rights. >> and tom hanks. >> the only thing they didn't do was share spaghetti. i'm like -- >> no kidding. >>> time now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. the so-called barefoot bandit is due in a seattle courtroom today where he's expected to plead not guilty to a bank burglary charge. he earned his nickname for a spree of shoeless crimes including stealing a boat and plane, ending with his arrest in the bahamas last summer. >>> morgan freeman will receive the american film institute's life achievement award in los angeles, one of the cinema's highest honors. past recipients include orson wells, alfred hitch kok and harrison ford. >> and donald d

corey perry won.don't make the world's best chicken by pressing a button. it takes a cook. we're kfc and we've got a certified cook in every restaurant freshly making the colonel's original recipe, today and every day. 11 herbs and spices, hand-breaded hands down the world's best chicken. today is a kfc day. so bring home a real meal -- 10 pieces of that famous chicken 3 large sides and 6 biscuits. enough real food to feed a family of four or more just 20 bucks. today tastes so good. [ kate ] if this icelandic mud could work wonders on my skin, imagine what it could do for my business. now, i just had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called john, my citibank small business expert. [ john ] kate, how are you? [ kate ] he got me a line of credit and together we made it happen. now, my spa has more business than ever. ...and so does our cleaning crew. [ male announcer ] at citibank we believe small business is a big deal. what's your story? citibank can help you write it.

corey perry won. that's your hockey party update. >> okay. have a good night everybody.e will see you tomorrow. fee court is now in session. ♪ that airline charged me a 150-dollar change fee. southwest would never do that. your honor, chump change. that is not right. i don't understand how three clicks of a mouse can cost me 150 dollars. sir. it's personnel on the telephone. [ laughing ] it's computer time... it's personnel on the, on the, on the desks. we can't afford to do this for free, your honor. jury? guilty. [ cheering ] [ male announcer ] don't pay a change fee on top of a fare difference. fly southwest, the only major airline that never charges change fees. fly southwest, the only major airline and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas school district to funding the institute at golden gate. because when you're giving, lend

i'm corey holcomb y'all, take it easy. [cheers, whistles & applause] captioning made possible by comedy central. captioned by mccaptioning services reseda, california. >> here comes jon stewart now. let's listen in. (laughter) >> thank you very much for being here. i wanted to take some time to clear up some of the questions that have been raised about my behavior over the past ten days or so and... (laughter) to take full responsibility for my actions. i... i have made some mistakes and i have hurt those closest to me. (laughter) last friday night a congressman whose name is synonymous with a sexual organ... (laughter). sent a photo of-- it-- to a young woman on twitter. it was by any standards a gift from the comedy... whatever it is comedians have that takes the place of a god. (laughter) last week, we spent three days on this story. we did over 59 jokes. (laughter) nine penis puns. we used an r. kelly impersonator to provide "trapped in the closet" style commentary. and i... (laughter). and i personally said the word (

corey brae. ramsef maro. hiroshi fakuda. >> do so one of the principal managers there, and is interesting, what we spoke about. i would like to say, i am from san francisco, 51 years old from the western part of town, just like the western portal. i grew up and all of that here, and i think that we're lucky to have such a wonderful team of architects and developers, such a great plan, to know that this line will be going right to the middle of the project. this is very fantastic. i understand the concerns, very much. we have dealt with the same kinds of issues. it all works out. we have the construction michael yarne has addressed a lot of great concerns and so has mr. chiu. i would caution you to not show developers and allow this to happen any reasonable time period before interest rates go up, seriously. i would hate to see dilapidated, mold-infested, thin-walled units just stay there. i think we all read the article about the poor lady with the mold into a statifestation. is a colleague of mine. i would n

among them corey rossman. >> that's all i can say. i'm sorry, but i just hope that they find her as soon as possible and i'm praying for her and her family. >> reporter: at about 2:30 that morning, rossman and lauren returned to her apartment building. they had been out at a bar. surveillance video shows rossman scuffling with another young man. >> that counterpunches caused him a temporary memory loss some minutes prior to that punch and several hours afterwards. >> reporter: rossman, according to his lawyer, has no memory of lauren walking him back to his apartment and leaving him with his roommate. he's cooperating with police. walkers here at lauren's building say corey rossman should not have been inside. he was on the building's no trespass list after an incident here a few months ago. eight days into their investigation, police have hundreds of leads, no arrests. >> we don't have anybody that we characterize as a suspect at this time. >> reporter: lauren is believed to have disappeared walking back to her apartment just three b

my name is and corey. i am with a national nonprofit organization that creates housing for people with challenges. i am here to speak in support of the 55-foot height for the project. i am also here to speak for the larger number of units. we have a serious need for housing for transition-aged youths. this has proved to be an effective intervention with emancipated foster used to help them get on their feet and stay on their feet. one aspect of the project that is of interest to us is the transit-oriented development. we are a project in the new affordable housing fund. we are considering financial support for this project as part of the fund. it is close to transit. we really believe that even with the lower number of parking spaces, it will not be a burden on the neighborhood because transit is so good in that neighborhood. i appreciate your consideration of this and want to express my support. supervisor mar: i am going to call some other names. please. >> good afternoon. i am steve williams. i do not l

right corey the best quickest way to make friends i think. this one is greeting. of. the day is the best way to get quickly pads. to share their breakfast. is the ladies clamoring for cents and they go goes. they go. in a row the boys have won the. rivalry. and. laurie is missing. senior and around two hundred fifty kilos and zurich tips the scales over three hundred but fortunately there's plenty of food for everyone. so the girls eat sixteen kilos of fish for they go through a scene. can you imagine how many of these that is yeah i know mate is still graciously hungry and that means that he's quite happy to run through his room seems there's a real don't know from looking at first i'm sure to track this attention and then you throw it. and it's a come on. we filled the hole over. the course of the season from hundreds of people come to see zorra and his girlfriends every day and practices perfect. little who made me. i get the feeling he's just. this is the fun i have the chance to get up close and personal with. jane for gets ready to take and it was better i could

panther, john loomis, corey brae, guitano baso, and carl hanson. please come forward. >> i am kevin gabarra, from district 3. i support this project, because it will bring jobs and housing in revenue to the city of san francisco. the developer has made an extensive effort for 290 community outreach meetings, to watch out for the residents of san francisco. thank you. >> i am j.j. panzer from the property management association and i support this project. having been born and raised in san francisco and having experiences in park merced, i think this will be an important part of turning this into a modern part of the future of san francisco. without this development, there is a danger that this place will need extensive of grades to maintain the old standard for the needs of san francisco in the 21st century. for one i have seen of the development plans, this meets the needs of the of the housing accommodations, and the public space for housing more people in san francisco to accommodate more people in the future. >> readin [reading names] i will ke

rivals this season with manager promptly stepping down to take over as sporting director as row with coreysuns your man in france. in goal that has been a swift trip to the top for nineteen year old patrick can play at the travelers championship the amateur leading at the halfway stage after sending a new cool small role while shooting the best round ever by a known professional player a stunning turn on the ball sixty handing the californian a four shot lead smooth for eagle on the thirteenth hole part of that the majority of players managed to finish the second round after rain delays on day one forced many to play catch up on friday a group of five more experienced go for as the chasing the youngster online on the web simpson among those nearest rivals after almost a sing this sixteenth hole here. due to come on or perhaps later on saturday in germany with two premier middleweight boxers set to face off fellow hall's the w.b. go with irish challenger matthew macklin this slight outsider to capture the belt in cologne mclean though has not lost an eleven five stop to moving up from the l

it is that team and sergeant norris and his officer corey at the palo alto police department, his probation and parole, that came across the two suspects that were arrested yesterday, for the weapons charges. and if you recall yesterday, we announced that we arrested i believe it was a 16-year-old and a 17-year-old, yesterday, for weapons charges. in which three firearms were recovered. it is the work of that team that recovered the weapons and made the arrest. it is one of those two that is now being arrested for the murder of the 3-month-old infant boy. we will get into more detail but i wanted to thank -- an outstanding job by the deflects and the volunteer addiction team and the other agencies and let you know as you get into the questions that i will make two requests if you will. one, i know you have to try to get as much information as possible but please keep in mind this is very much an open investigation. we still have a second suspect to identify and apprehend. we will get into what that means. and second, that we would ask that in your questioning to the extent possible, and in

well we spoke to corey from the reprieve charity which fights for the human rights of prisoners she's a visitor detainees at guantanamo bay and says there's no end in sight for those incarcerated there. at this moment the clients i go and see there are going on ten years in detention they've lost almost a decade of their lives and there's no prospect of a trial no prospect of release and congress is going on saying we need to have gone forever so that's the real agony that they go through at this point uncertain future no prospect of leaving i think is one of the saddest parts of the whole war on terror story the way various european nations for the kind of waiting around waiting handmaidens of us torture practices we know about cia secret prisons in poland romania lithuania the u.k. is the u.s. its closest ally let's be clear and we saw time and again in the war on terror the u.k. getting just a little bit too close to the illegality of george bush and his cronies and that was a reprieve as a charity to fight for the human rights of prisoners obviously giving our take on what's happe

did have a glimmer of hope that in the midst alexander corey was sent off for a second booking for this. however you know i'm sure that those hopes sharing home side went in three nil up at the interval. twenty minutes after the restart locking themselves had a man sent off but that didn't prevent them from getting going back shortly afterwards trying to reach a lost cause powerful set piece crushed up the cross bar into the keepers back to my place make sure the ball ended up in the net and around until the final score four one after defensive blunder by luck or watching the now my to confirm with third the folks need to wait. and elsewhere and your fourth after two to win a cousin about struggling ball the one three in the tontine from their opponents into twelfth twice former champions remain slipped to fifth after losing to news and sports not yet rose off the bottom team to win a piece of metal basement battle to send their opponents to the full to the table so after all those games the first part of this eighteen month long transitional season is now over russia is switching to un

world number two no we're dropping which also threw off to defeating self interest in states corey six four six two a straightforward win for joke up. while robin solving had to come from two cents down to be lleyton hewitt in the marathon five sent to other players spending four hours on pool before the swede sick you did six for him to decide oh. and speaking of the russian contingent both need to do sort of underground three if we'll continue this a standard second round matches later on friday andreas was leading by to. the rain began a while to sort of as i said down against all strains. i think of the action meanwhile we'll see rafael of dahlan local favorite andy murray battle it out for a spot in the fourth around a rough ways up against. while the full sea of mari takes on the beach. now russia's women's basketball team have suffered their second defeat at the european championships in poland but he said hello city school going down to belarus in the second group stage clash sixty two fifty long the final school but despite the loss russia can still make the playoffs the most

and eights on their car runs this approach on the eighteenth putting stances on top and destroying corey boyd he's doing pretty well so it's one stroke but well i could go for call for city. rocks off the side. and finally it's taken for granted viz the rule sports medicine plays in the success of athletes and one russian doctor is considered one of its pioneers a film has been made about the silly after michael's amazing career one which is far from finished and reform reports. at sixty two years old the sealy apple has a wealth of experience and the chieftains in its field success with the russian basketball team in seoul of the twenty three years ago is now the focus of a documentary about his life he relies morning sleep was crucial to the team's recovery and his place with the only ones to miss breakfast every day i thank you they've really contributed to that gold medal triumph. and the birth of so really i remember the olympic games and so we had to walk to the canteen it was very inconvenient so be a delegation lives in the outskirts of the olympic village and we had to cover qui

. >> reporter: 29-year-old corey mall wants to unionize 35,000 apple geniuses, staffers, specialistsnd anyone who works in the more than 275 apple stores around the country. he wants better wages and better treatment. >> certain people, certain departments are getting paid more than others. certain people are being hired at higher wages than normal. there seems to be a theme of nepotism and favoritism among management to hire certain employees or to get rid of certain employees. >> reporter: he makes $14 an hour. others he says doing the same thing make upwards of $3 more. but the real story here is that someone is going where few have gone before in the world of silicon valley. >> it's not yet. technology in silicon valley is not a unionized culture per se. >> reporter: cnet editor-at- large brian cooley says the effort is being made in apple's sprawling retail kingdom and what can do with the people who make ipods may be different from those who sell them. and it goes against apple's well crafted image of a near fanatical base and happy employees. how apple deals with these will be

comfortably rolling the ball into the net looking at the saw a glimpse of hope basso their rivals alexander corey was sent off for a second foul however deny most egotism shall put all those hopes to rest scoring his ninety eight career goal for a three mail after time score. now a local lost the man themselves twenty minutes after the restart however that didn't prevent them from getting one goal back shortly after that better and beat the last sculpts powerful set piece smashing the crossbar then into the keeper's back and by call made sure the ball ended up in the net and under a voting seal the final score for one astra defensive blunder by looking mighty goalie had no chance in this one. else where. any champions need to beat or even score against girls in the. high flying. on the road that cross. three nothing away victory over. former back to back being lost at home to combine two zero while. at a successful visit to some mara where they beat fellow strugglers. salt pork want to vist eighteen month long season is now over and let me just remind you that russia is switching to an awesome sp

had fishbowls admitting he poses no risk corey kreider from the reprieve charity who's fighting for his release says the two countries are turning a blind eye to international law. there are hundreds of prisoners but what makes you know special is that eunice was actually picked up by the united kingdom in iraq in february two thousand and four the u.k. handed him to the united states in march and april there were discussions between the u.s. and the u.k. because the u.s. wanted to send him to the u.k. didn't object despite the fact that at this time even the aboud grade broke making it absolutely clear to anyone who had any doubt what was happening to prisoners in u.s. detention the u.k. says that it learned quote unquote in june of that year june two thousand and four that my client had been sent to bob graham and although there was and no you kind of deal between the u.s. and the u.k. that permits the u.k. to get him out of custody and never bothered to do so so we've had to sue them in the united kingdom courts in haiti as corpus to tell them you have to get this prisoner back he ne

. >> reporter: so we tracked down his family, corey hawkins and his seven-year-old son, mikey. >> reporter buddy. how are you? mikey's now recovered from his physical injuries but is now frightened by the rain. >> you can ask any fireman in america why they want to be a fireman. it's to help people. it's a great feeling to know this kid had a good outcome. >> pelley: mark strassmann knted us to know that the hawkins family is living with relatives but moving into an apartment of their own later in the week. that's "the cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm scott pelley. for all of us at cbs news, all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> a surge in gang-related killings happens at a time of police budget cuts. what is san jose to do? just ahead we'll tell you what they're doing tonight. >>> lots of rain and water conservation. so why are water rates throughout the bay area going up? i'll have that story. >>> i'm mike sugerman on treasure island. this piece of l

did have a glimmer of hope that it was alex and corey was sent off for a second booking this. however you know i'm sure that those hopes suring home side went in three new up at the interval. twenty minutes after the restart look at themselves had a man sent off but that didn't prevent them from getting going back shortly afterwards they're trying to make a lost cause powerful see these projects across bar into the keepers back michael make sure the ball ended up in the net and around until the final score for one defensive blunder by luck latif the number to confirm one third the folks need to wait. and elsewhere and your fault after two to win it because of that struggling ball going one screen that's going to need from their parents into twelfth twice former champions redeem sixty fifth after losing to lose one to provide a spot at night right off the bottom it seems old women serious about the basement battle to send their opponents the fuel to the table so awful as games the first part of this eighteen month long transitional season is now over russia is switching to a sl

pending changes to the pension plan but first a check on what's happening in the world of business with corey. our welcome to the business here in r.t. thanks for joining me and we go straight to our top story russia's gas giant gazprom is holding its annual general meeting the company has announced its increased dividends and made investments to a record level for more let's cross over to our marine corps for a who is at the gas problem headquarters marina. ikrima all the latest that we're hearing from gas problem is that there will be explore new opportunities in europe and they see germany as a very attractive market for new projects we also point out that expo looms in the first half off twenty eleven increased by twenty six percent compared to last year and now we're still waiting to hear about those record breaking dividends gastro missed proposing to get out just under four roubles per share and if that is approved it will be the biggest amount of money ever given in the company's history now twenty ten results were positive for gas from cells revenues went up to one hundred eighteen b

i'm sure he didn't trees any quarter ensconce will surely feel as a door prize might come or it will corey to come for sooner so there was another reason to celebrate the rush of the strong world price and that's it from the business desk for now coming up next on the headlines two statements. from. the. reviewer.

make it a little more specific in this bill compared to the bill they had last year which was called corey but it's still really really broad and somewhat begun and allows all sorts of sites potentially to be cleared. much grouper without. trial. i'm happy that you mention quite that because died last year and a lot of people have has called this quake a redux or redone and they've tried to put a friend your name on it to protect ip act and a friendlier face and you know now they like to give the impression that there is more due process involved this time you get a warning from the attorney general that you can actually go to court and fight this but how far does that actually travel what are the some of the downsides. sure there are some things in this bill that are certainly better lay certainly listen to at least some of the complaints the report of last year and that is still rather than directly going after those sites themselves they have to at least make an attempt to reach the people behind the site and to pile a lawsuit against them which is definitely definitely a step forward.

>> well, i've had these specially corey graphed questions but wanda sykes, what i want to talk to you about is these extraordinary sex scandals. we've got schwarzenegger, weinergate, the guy from the imf. what is going on? >> first of all, i want to say i'm very flattered that when it comes to sex scandals that you've thought of me. because usually people don't go, wanda sykes, let's talk sex. let's do it. >> let's talk weinergate. >> let's talk weinergate. >> well, here's the thing. the man's last name is weiner. i kind of believe him that he gets all of the weiner jokes. he's probably been doing this since fifth grade, sixth grade, people calling him weiner, look at my weiner. >> do you tweet? >> i tweet. every once in a while you get people that say, can you follow me, it's my birthday? >> private organs? >> have you found any yet? >> no. i would never do that. what made me laugh was when he suddenly said that he couldn't recognize himself in the picture. >> pictures add ten pounds. so he was like, it could be. he was probably flattered, like i wish it were mine but i -- oh, i don'

the attorney for corey rossman's roommate says he provided a sample but he says that he was home when spierer disappeared. rossman is seen orr was seen on surveillance camera with spierer before she disappeared and he's also provided dna to authorities. >>> and another high-profile cyberattack. this one at one of the world's most powerful financial institutions. the international monetary fund was the victim of what's being called a sophisticated and serious attack. the imf, of course, is still looking for a new leader to replace dominique strauss-kahn when was charged with sexually assaulting a maid in a new york city hotel. >>> and finally, the world's oldest endurance race did not last long for one driver. now check thought this spectacular crash in the first hour of the 24-hour-long le mans. the longest endurance race did not last long for one driver. he skids off course, it crashes into a wall, you see there, disintegrates. amazingly, dan and bianna, the driver walked away from this mishap. >> unbelievable. >> unhurt. unhurt. >> a lot of this has to do with the fact that they're

among them, lauren's boyfriend, jesse wolff, and the friend she was out with that night, corey rossman. rossman's lawyer says he suffered memory lost after being punched in the head and can't remember what happened. lauren's anguished family cannot forget. >> lauren, i love you, with my heart and my soul. i am here for you 100%. i will never leave you. and i love you. i love you with all of my heart. and i need you back. >> reporter: a mother delivering a message to her daughter, missing now for 11 days. for "good morning america," barbara pinto, abc news. >> we'll continue to keep everybody up to date. >>> now, for some other developing stories. let's get over to josh elliott. good morning, josh. >>> good morning to all of you. we'll begin today with two earthquakes shaking the hard-hit city of christchurch, new zealand. the one aftershock, 6.0, sent two homes teetering on the edge of this cliff right here, crashing down on to the beach. >>> meanwhile, one of the few buildings left standing downtown after february's devastating earthquake there was also destroyed. dozens of people are

was corey hart in attendance? >> he should have been there.y had to keep them on for 10 minutes and somebody from guinness book was there to make sure the record was authentic. >> i'm setting the record for the dorkiest guy wearing sunglasses at night. >> are those your real-life shades you sort of wear? >> no, i rented these just for the occasion. >> you rented your shades? >> do you like them? >> those are rather fetching on you. >> these are from claudia. i made sure to swipe these. ponch. >> we'll be back with more "sunglasses at night." >> they make you feel sort of cool. ♪ i wear my sunglasses at night ♪ night ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] every day, thousands of people are choosing advil. here's one story. i'm keith baraka and i'm a fire fighter. it's an honor to be a fire fighter. my job involves life or death situations and it's very physically demanding. if i'm sore, i have a headache, i'm not at my best. i've tried store brands. advil just works for me. advil is my go to. it's my number one pain reliever. [ male announcer ] make the switch

reverend pool is blessed by his wife, their three children, candice, corey, and amanda, and rockwell is in turn blessed by this minister and his family. reverend pool is known as a wonderful preacher, great teach, and close friend of mine and friend of many and may god continue to bless his life and ministry for many years to come. i would be remiss if i didn't also tell you or perhaps warn you he and pete sessions were roommates at the university. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 further one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. without objection, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. coble, is recognized for one minute. mr. coble: i thank the speaker. mr. speaker, jack mckeon resides in elon, north carolina, and in 2003 he became the oldest manager to win a world series championship. having defeated the new york yankees. yack was recently recalled by the florida marlins and find himself in the marl lynn house again, this time as the second oldest manager to manage a major league team. jack responded when people questioned his ag

he and his wife corey decided to build their dream house after his diagnosis. throw himself into a project and plan where his daughter's closet is and where her prom dress will be someday, those things make him happy. >> it's an amazing story and a sad one. for more on what sanjay learned from nick charles, turn in saturday and sunday at 7:30 a.m. >>> a suspicious vehicle has been alerted to police near the pentagon. >> we are learning new information on perhaps what authorities are dealing with mere. barbara starr is live with more on the investigation. >> reporter: good morning. this situation has been unfolding for about the last three hours. a press conference by the park police just concluded. they are confirming they have one man in custody that they took into custody overnight nearby at arlington national cemetery. the cemetery is closed at night. this man was found in there and deemed to be a suspicious person when he could not provide answers about what he was doing there in the overnight hours. by all accounts, he directed them to a vehicle parked in

. >> corey boles, thank you. >> in a few moments, a hearing on securing the electric grid. in a little less than two and a half hour, a look at the future of nuclear power in the u.s. and europe, including details of germany's plan to phase out its nuclear power plants. after that, we will reappear the house debate on raising the debt ceiling. a couple of live events to tell you about the mark. the house homeland security subcommittee on counterterrorism and intelligence held a hearing on how the department of homeland security gather, analyze, and disseminates intelligence. that is on c-span3 at 2:00 p.m. eastern. after that, at 2:30 p.m. eastern on c-span2, a hearing on the transition in iraq. the house foreign affairs subcommittee will hear from the departments of state and defense. >> today marks the first time when our legislative branch in its entirety will appear on that medium of communication through which most americans get their information about what our government and our country does. several times to date this has been referred to as an historic occasion. whe

considered persons of interest by police have hired lawyers, including her boyfriend jesse wolf and corey rossman who has given detectives dna. >> i hope they find her as soon as possible and i'm praying for her and her family. >> reporter: police say the person who admits having last seen lauren is 21-year-old jason rosenbaum. authorities tell nbc news, rosenbaum told them, he watched lauren from his apartment as she walked home barefoot at 4:30 in the morning. rosenbaum's lawyers told nbc news in a statement, rosenbaum has fully cooperated with the investigation and passed a polygraph. mr. rosenbaum hopes for nothing less than for lauren to be found and to be safe. after countless searches, hundreds of tips, and still no answer. lauren's parents question whether her friends know more about that night than they're willing to share. >> i think it's frustrating and challenging for investigators to know that several people had contact with her the night she disappeared, may well have information that could help solve her disappearance and have not come forward that everything that law enfor