on your standing, didn't we in cunningham versus x and karloff leave the setting rule if it concerns a matter of great concern? would you agree that this concerns a matter of greatest -- great concern? >> yes. >> and that was a standing. and that case did not have a legal extend it through involved , correct? >> that is correct. control that?on >> in cunningham versus exxon, there was no one to actually challenge the constitutionality of the statute. it is not only that it has to be a matter of him -- but important purpose, but there must be no individual or entity that can challenge the constitutionality of the statute. >> did we say that in cunningham? did, yourve you honor. >> if there's legal expenditure, -- ill legal expenditure, does that go to both? >> illegal expenditure goes to the taxpayer analysis. in this case, we would argue on its facetute requires reimbursement for every expenditure associated with the statute implementation, and that there is no expenditure of taxpayer funds. decide thate to there was an illegal expenditure, what does that do to your argument? >> if t

of people have never heard gustavus cunningham, mr. goes a long way in remedying that deficiency, thank you for that. i will say if anybody is thinking of buying or reading his book, do it, it's a wonderful book. thank you. sir.ank you, i'm always happy when my brother shows up. it just -- i would like to point of the things that i being o terrific about able to -- this is terrific to have it done here. cunninghammgustavus here at third and lum board. nd a few feet away from him is mr. fraunces. decater is there. and the poem that begins with a an s. with a u and with and it's fairly -- you know, old everything else. but i must think about the poor to write y who tried it it. any other questions? oh, over , going -- here? a oh. their own states have navy? >> most did, yes. captainshe continental were officers of the navy. was the maryland -- and it was new england worked adams, and he very hard to enlist southern to his cause and congressman gadson of south joined in.artily members of congress got suspicious for the first in s that the

. >> cunningham says although he knows matthew came inside twice that night, none of his including a woman at the door, ever saw graham inside. know, nobody saw her. >> cunningham says his employee twohe door did see the outside together after matthew left. >> did she say how hannah graham looked? i mean, was she able to walk? was she -- >> she said he was holding her, her.his arm around and she did look drunk. that was at that moment police believe matthew abducted graham with the intention of having sexual relations with her. a week later, matthew drove away and wasn't found again until texas.ay in meanwhile, the police chief said it's important to remember the search for hannah graham continues. >> the more time that goes by, goingre difficult this is to become for everyone. i can't lose hope. >> and that's carter mountain orchard. on the top of that mountain, police were searching that area today. the police are also now concentrating their search in rural areas to the south of the city of charlottesville here. police chief was asked today if they need to also be looking for hann

. >> reporter: bryce cunningham owns tempo, the charlottesville restaurant bar that may play a crucial role in establishing the timeline for missing uva student hannah graham's disappearance. thursday the restaurant posted this letter on its facebook page saying 18-year-old graham was "not seen inside the restauranten and never served." was she ever in this establishment? >> not to my knowledge. i haven't seen her and the bartender hasn't served her and i know some people say so. >> reporter: is it possible that she was inside? >> everything is possible. >> reporter: the elite search and rescue team virginia task force one continues to search for graham in and around charlottesville and now 1,300 miles away in galveston, texas, where matthew was captured. no clue is too small. >> it's not our job to determine whether things are relevant or not. it's our job to find things, turn them over to the investigators and they determine whether they're relevant to the case. >> reporter: while time stretches on it seems hope isn't running out. this young girl's absence is felt throughout this col

. >>> and for more on the severe weather and what's ahead, we turn to kim cunningham from the weathernel. good evening. >> good evening. the good news for the east is that we're not going to see that type of severe weather we saw yesterday for little while. but the southwest, we're going to focus on the flash flooding here. we talked about tropical storm norburg. we have the monsoon coming on. we have a lot of moisture into arizona, nevada, california, four corners region. these storms are developing and putting down anywhere from one to three inches of rain in a very short period of time. flash flood warning or watches are up in this area. we could see additional two to three inches at least through tomorrow. we don't catch a break nool at least tuesday in this area. the other big story is in the east. we're going to see fall returning. temperatures will be below average over the next couple of days coming into the upper midwest and the northern plains. expect temperatures there to be in the 30s for your lows. back to you, carl. >> kim cunningham at the weather channel, thank you. >>

lots to cover tonight. >> kim cunningham from the weather channel watching the storm for us tonight. thanks. >>> tonight, an nbc news exclusive, a conversation with president obama, it comes the same day the white house announced a big change saying the president will delay his plan to overhaul the country's immigration system by executive action until after the november elections. in an interview for tomorrow's "meet the press," chuck todd asked the president about that decision. >> when i take executive action, i want to make sure that it's sustainable. >> so the public's not behind you, you're not taking it? >> no, what i'm saying is that i'm going to act because it's the right thing for the country. but it's going to be more sustainable and more effective if the public understands what the facts are on immigration, what we've done unaccompanied children and why it's necessary. the truth of the matter is that the politics did shift midsummer because of that problem. >> right. >> i want to spend some time even as we're getting our ducks in a row for the executive action, i also wan

on your standing, didn't we in cunningham versus x carve out an exception to the standing rule?would you agree that this concerns a matter of great concern? >> yes. >> and that was a standing. and that case did not have a legal extend it through involved, correct? >> that is correct. >> why did exxon control that? >> in cunningham versus exxon, there was no one to actually challenge the constitutionality of the statute. it is not only that it has to be a matter of important public purpose, but there must be no individual or entity that can challenge the constitutionality of the statute. >> did we say that in cunningham? i believe we did, your honor. >> if there's illegal expenditure, does that go to both? >> illegal expenditure goes to the taxpayer standing analysis. we would argue that in this case, we would argue that the statute on its face requires reimbursement for every expenditure associated with the statute implementation, and that there is no unlawful expenditure of taxpayer funds. >> if we were to decide that there was an illegal expenditure, what does that do to your

. >> cunningham says although he knows matthew came inside twice that night, none of his including a woman at the door, ever saw graham inside. know, nobody saw her. >> cunningham says his employee twohe door did see the outside together after matthew left. >> did she say how hannah graham looked? i mean, was she able to walk? was she -- >> she said he was holding her, her.his arm around and she did look

this is victor cunningham. he made this video several years ago. for some reason, it just started popping. >> lord, i got to go get me a pack of damn cigarettes. >> maybe because it's funny when somebody's mom messes up their jam. that's it for "right this minute," everybody. thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time. >> can you tell which one is marijuana? >> it's hard to tell. it's scary >> dr. oz exposes new dangers of legalized marijuana. edible pot made to look like cookies, soft drink, and candy getting into the wrong hands. >> oh, that was easy >> do these pot look alikes need to be banned? dr. oz sounds the alarm >> why put pot in a form so appealing to kids? it's almost begging for problems >> coming up next on dr. oz. >> look at these treats. are they a typical children's lunch? think again. this is all edible pots. the amount of marijuana in these treats is equal to 150 joints.

this is victor cunningham. he made this video several years ago. for some reason, it just started popping. >> lord, i got to go get me a pack of damn cigarettes. >> maybe because it's funny when somebody's mom messes up their jam. that's it for "right this minute," everybody. thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time. inside each of us is a little bit of minion. the part of us that wants to play, wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. >> announcer: live from new york city. it's wendy williams. today, it's wendy's 50 and fabulous birthday bash. chaka khan is here. plus, music superstar lil jon joins the party as wendy's guest deejay. plus, lots of surprises along with the latest "hot topics." now, here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ] >> wendy: ooh. yeah. yeah.

. >> reporter: you can see cunningham was visibly upset by all this. another guy i spoke to today as we were picking up a sandwich at a shop here in charlottesville said he looked at all that surveillance video of hannah graham moving in and around this whole area and he said that the community failed her by not stopping her and seeing if perhaps she might have needed help, certainly a lot of sadness here in charlottesville tonight. debra alfarone, wusa9. >> you can certainly understand all those feelings out there in charlottesville. hannah graham is the fifth young woman in five years to have vanished within miles of route 29. that's the main highway through charlottesville. peggy fox talks to family members of two of those victims and she tells us about a new tool that some colleges are using to keep students safe. >> it feels like you're walking around with your skin sliding off. it is hideous. >> reporter: jill harrington and trina murphy know what the parents of hannah graham are going through. harrington's daughter morgan and murphy's niece alex

that gentleman is bryce cunningham, the owner of the restaurant tempo, the place that last served matthew the evening that hannah graham disappeared. when we come back at 7:00, we asked him some tough questions about was she every in the bar? was she served? life in charlottesville tonight, debra alfarone -- live in charlottesville tonight, debra alfarone, wusa9. >>> colleges have increased their security in recent years adding more surveillance camera and communication methods. now a new app is not only helping students stay safe, it is helping police departments catch criminals. georgetown, virginia tech and vcu are among several universities in our area that have signed on to use the live safe app. it lets students text directly to law enforcement. it has a gps walking feature which lets students ask others to watch them to make sure they reach their destination. >> at 36th and o right now and now he's going to come back. >> all right. >> we can chat back and forth while he's walking. >> reporter: so if we didn't know where chi was and were concerned about him, we could watch our phone

new national security advisor signed the security pact along with united states ambassador james cunningham and the deal will let 10,000 american soldiers stay in afghanistan after the combat mission there ends on december 31. >> a man accused of abducting and killing a real estate agent in arkansas has pleaded not guilty to charges of kidnapping and capital murder. aaron michael lewis appeared in court hour after the body of beverly carter was discovered. the 49-year-old was missing since thursday when they said she planned to show a hold to a buy we near little rock. he admitted kidnapping her but denied killing her. he is held on $1 million bail. >>> wal-mart attorneys say tracy morgan is at least partly to blame for the injuries he suffered in an accident. a wal-mart truck hit the limousine in which morgan and his friends were riding last june. a friend of morgan was killed in the crash. wal-mart claims in a court filing that the passenger injuries were caused by a fair to wear seatbelts. an attorney for morgan is calling this "appalling." authorities say the georgia truck driver has no

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david cole picks it is up and fires it to tyler cunningham. salvage a touchdown.rence a winner twiny 26 to three. burlington township at moorestown. mike dee marino finds him for the touchdown. township won 26 to 15. boyertown at spring-ford. brandon lee crab to danny matthews. matthews waltzes in for the touchdown. springfield a winner. perkiomen valley at owen j robert. steven stahl finds justin jaworski for the touchdown. >>> we go pro after the break. flyers opening training camp with an injury to the captain. those details and more on the eagles matchup against desean jackson and the skins that's coming up know that chasing performance and fewer choices in retirement. know that proper allocation could help increase returns so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right financial planning can help you save for college and retirement. know where you stand with pnc total insight. a new investing and banking experience with personalized guidance and online tools. visit a branch, call or go online today. >> ♪ >> desean jackson is listed as questionable f

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david cole picks it is up and fires it to tyler cunningham. salvage a touchdown.rence a winner twiny 26 to three. burlington township at moorestown. mike dee marino finds him for the touchdown. township won 26 to 15. boyertown at spring-ford. brandon lee crab to danny matthews. matthews waltzes in for the touchdown. springfield a winner. perkiomen valley at owen j robert. steven stahl finds justin jaworski for the touchdown. >>> we go pro after the break. flyers opening training camp with an injury to the captain. those details and more on the eagles matchup against desean jackson and the skins that's coming up >> ♪ >> desean jackson is listed as questionable for sunday's game against the eagles. you know he's going to do everything within his power to put on a show at lincoln financial field against his former team. he's a problem but more problematic is washington's defense. sproles is the nfc offensive player of the week and shady the reigning rushing camp. in my one-on-one with shady mcit talked to me about darren sproles. i have the majority of it and he pick

. >> reporter: bryce cunningham owns tempo, the charlottesville restaurant bar that may play a crucialole in establishing the timeline for missing uva student hannah graham's disappearance. thursday the restaurant posted this letter on its facebook page saying 18-year-old graham was "not seen inside the restauranten and never served." was she ever in this establishment? >> not to my knowledge. i haven't seen her and the

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cunningham. >> may i speak about the american hostage. can i say to the prime minister, when he -- some years ago, he said he wanted to stop conservatives pining on about europe. what has happened? >> a lot of things have changed in europe, not least the eurozone crisis which had eased but is beginning to reappear. this has created an enormous tension within the european union. those countries within the euro-zone that need further integration, and those countries outside that want a more flexible relationship with europe. it is right that we debate these matters in the house. above all, it is right we include the british museum. and under my leadership, they shall have a decisive say. >> will the prime minister join in those who have reduced unemployment by 36% in my constituency. and does he agree that our long-term plan is working? >> i'm delighted to join my honorable friend in that way. unemployment is coming down right across the country. in the east of england, the number of people in work is up by 400,000 since the election. priva

. >> reporter: bryan cunningham say former prosecutor and cia officer. he says government officials are supposed to help advise families of hostages. >> in my experience not actually tried to criminalize the process of private citizens paying ransom. no prosecutor in their right mind is going to bring that case. >> reporter: the national council took a harder line saying the law is clear that ransom payments to designated individuals or entities such as isil are prohibited. doing so would only put more americans at risk of being taken captain. >> as an american i was embarrassed and appalled. >> reporter: diane foley said u.s. sources needed to do more to rescue her son. a few years ago, libyan diplomats released him. and the white house said rescuing foley this time was such a priority, it sent in u.s. special forces in july. >> the president was so convinced that this was a priority, that he ordered a high-risk mission. unfortunately, despite the way in which that mission was executed, that is to say, successfully, it did not end in the release of mr.

appointed by the national security adviser james cunningham.he agreement assures stability for the country. china's president is vowing to safe guard the stability of hong kong amidst pdemocracy protests. they are demanding wider actions including a labor strike if demands are not met. >>> well the white house faced a test of etiquette with the prime minister of india. he did not want to eat. he arrived here on monday in the middle a strict nine day fast. part of a strict hindu tradition. slightly less awkward, his agenda today including a breakfast meeting. >>> jerry brown of california will likely sign a bill today that bans all plastic bags in the state. it prohibits large grocery store from carrying single use bags and expands to smaller stores a year after and allows businesses to charge 10 cent fees with reusable or paper bags, more counties in the state already have their own bag bans. >>> an ohio couple left a good tip for their waiting, it was not for good service, but just the opposite. >> steve and mackenzie were celebrating their an

but cunningham does vividly remember jessie matthew, who he says was alone, but came to the restaurantce that year. >> he was having a good time. he went dancing. i thought he was just a little excited and happy to be there. >> reporter: his employee did see hannah outside the restaurant. nobody that you know of saw her in here, but your people at the door saw her outside? >> yes, walking away. with him. it would appear that they knew each other. >> reporter: it is the next 40 hours law enforcement says that are crucial to this case. >> there is this block of time, this very big, large, significant block of time between the time that we know hannah graham disappeared and the time that disappearance was reported to us. we need to shrink that gap. >> reporter: and the key to finding hannah may come by those who know jesse matthew. >> if you know jesse matthew, and many people do. he went to school her, he has family here. he went to church here. he worked here. lots of people know him. >> reporter: and the person who may know him best, his father. >> the only thing i can see him maybe tr

. >> reporter: brian cunningham is a former prosecutor and cia officer.e says government officials are supposed to help advise families of hostages. >> threatening someone with a criminal prosecution when they're trying to save their child is not only in my opinion is reprehensible, but it is appalling. >> reporter: in the cnn interview, diane foley said that the fbi needed to do more to rescue her son. but the facts were solid, they say, he was kidnapped before and released by efforts from diplomatic officials. and today in a response from the white house, they reiterated that rescuing foley was such a priority they sent in a mission in july. >> despite the way the mission was executed, that is to say successfully it did not end in the release of mr. foley. >> reporter: while diane foley is not blaming anybody in the u.s. government she says the fact her son is now dead is proof something needs to change. >> as a family we had to find our way through this on our own. >> and one of the things i think she is really talking about is better communication for

glasgow,in of the ironically, a fellow also named cunningham, goes to great links rightve that hopkins is and the sailors are not ready yet to fight the british navy. yes, sir. >> can you expand a little bit on william hamilton? >> sure. the battle is well documented by both sides. you say that, you are being flip, but this was kill or be killed for hours. at one point, this battle, the two ships are lashed together, which he jones does, and his ship is sinking, and at one point, one of his sailors says, "we are going to drown." that they'll float and be fine. .amilton is one of the marines he walks the foot ropes -- if you have ever seen a wooden ship with the sale set, you will see the lines that these guys are crossing, holding on to the spar and walking with their feet across these very thin ropes, and the ships were so close that the masks were almost interconnected. mr. hamilton takes a bag of , and goes over and from there he can look down the hatch and starts throwing these grenades down the hatch and blowing things up. at that point, captain pearson -- coincidently, for you mo

. >> brian cunningham is a former prosecutor and cia official and says that officials are supposed toght the national security counsel took a harder line saying the law is clear that random payments to designated individuals or entities such as isil are prohibited. doing so would only put more americans at risk of being taken captive. >> as a american i was embarrassed and appalled. >> diane foley said the u.s. needed to do more to rescue her son. >> sources say it wasn't the first time he had been kidnapped. a few years ago libyan militants released him after diplomatic efforts by officials. >> the white house said rescuing him this time was such a priority it sent in u.s. forces in july. >> the president was so convinced that this was a priority that he ordered a high risk mission. unfortunately, despite the way in which that mission was executed, that is so say successfully, it did not end in the release of mr. foley. >> while diane says she's not blaming the u.s. government, she says the fact her son is now dead is prove something needs to change. >> he was sacrificed because of -

michael joseph cunningham. robert curatolo. lawrence damian curai.y uncle peter, you're an amazing man with an amazing story. you know we miss you and love you every day. >> and my beautiful aunt, lucille teresa king. and brother and hero, chuck costello. god bless you both. god bless everybody. god bless america. >> gavin curbny. caleb arron dack. carlos dacosta. brian paul dale. vincent gerard damadeo. thomas a. damaskinos. jack dambrosi. jeannine marie damniani-jones. patrick w. danahy. mary dantonio. dwight donald darcy. annette andrea dataram. edward datri. michael d.dauria. lawrence davidson. michael allen davidson. scott matthew davidson. titus davidson. niurka davila. clinton davis. clinton davis sr. wayne terrial davis. anthony richard dawson. calvin dawson. edward james day. william thomas dean. robert j. deangeles jr. thomas patrick deangeles. dorothy alma dearaujo. anna gloria debarbara. tara e. debeck. anna m. debin. james v. deblase jr. and my son, paul andrew aqua viva. paul, you were a wonderful son and your father and i and family wi

kingdom, very much a friend of the west, he will sign the deals on behalf of afghanistan and jim cunningham, first the american security deal will be signed. the bilateral security arrangement that allows u.s. troops to remain here after the end of this year, and then in a separate signing, about an hour later, the head of the nato diplomatic mission here will sign on behalf of nato for a smaller part of the force, which will provide the headquarters, turkish, italian, and german troops in the lead on that, and so 12,000 or so troops then will remain after the end of 2014. >> and why is there still that ongoing need after all this time? >> well, afghanistan is not a secure country. it's as simple as that. and the taliban have intensified their attacks during this year. i think the fed will say the toughest battles going on since 2001 have been happening during the last 21 months, south and east of the country. and america has said that they will end combat operations at the end of this year, and president obama has been unwilling to keep very many troops here for very much longer, although

. >> our facebook friend kristin cunningham wrote c which is stress about something but for some of uses's way more than 14. we'll have more of your responses and the correct answer in 30 minutes so % >>> you want to talk sports or weather or traffic? anything you want at 6:17. we decided we'd let howard handle it. >> i was just grabbing a picture of the beautiful sky out there. >> you were eating. >> just grabbing a grape. the light changes so quickly that you have to get it when you can. the morning sky. >> let's show you what's happening because it is an interesting morning. we had a couple of showers but for the most part, we're enjoying a fine morning except in areas in northern virginia and eastern and west virginia. the eastern shore, you're starting to clear out. these showers actually started first around fairfax, not far from mount vernon. still a couple of leftover sprinkles in maryland. most of it is now in toward delaware and pulling away. in northern virginia from cross junction up into west virginia now, berkley springs, ledgesville, martinsburg, inwood, these source are m

. >> reporter: brian cunningham says government officials are supposed to help advise families of hostagesperience, not actually tried to criminalize the process of private citizens paying ransom, no prosecutor in their right mind, no matter what their motivation, is going to bring that case. >> reporter: the security council says it is clear that ransom payments to individuals or entities are prohibited. doing so would only put more americans at risk of being taken captive. >> as an american, i was embarrassed and appalled. >> reporter: foley says the u.s. needed to do more to rescue her son. sources say it wasn't the first time foley had been kidnapped. a few years ago libyan militants leased him after diplomatic efforts by u.s. officials. and the white house says rescuing foley this time was such a, it sent in u.s. special forces in july. >> the president was so convinced that this was a priority that he ordered a high-risk mission. unfortunately, despite the way in which that mission was executed, that is to say successfully, it did not end in the release of mr. foley. >> reporter: whi

then throws it down, tyler cunningham to salvage the play for a touchdown.er answer winner 26 to three. burlington township at moorestown. and mike demarino will finds steven for the touchdown. township a winner 26-15. boyerstown at spring ford, brandon, to dane, matthews, matthews was cents in for the touchdown. spring ford a winner 44 to 22. and finley, perkioman valley at owen j. roberts, steven strom find justin for the touchdown. and perk valley won the game big 41 to zero. turning pro now, desean jackson is listed as questionable for tomorrow's game against the eagles, you know, he's going to do everything he can to put on a show, at lincoln financial field against his former team. he is a problem, but more problematic is washington's number one ranked defense, but can they stop the dynamic duo of sproles and mccoy? sproles offensive player of the week. shady the raining rushing champion, my exclusive one-on-one with shady mccoy. he talk to me about darren sproles. >> i have the majority of it, and he picks up the rest, and did great job, and i am luck

also in 2005, corruption charges against duke cunningham, republican member of congress from california was sentenced to eight years in prison for bribery and corruption. in 2007, it was ohio republican congressman bob ney, first elected official convicted in the jack abramoff schedule, luxury vacations and fancy meals and sky box seats. bob ney sentenced to 30 minutes in prison. he actually got more than the prosecutors had asked for. the judge in the bob ney case told him at the sentencing, "as a member of congress, you have the responsibility above all else to set an example and uphold the law." then the judge sentenced him to more than the prosecutors asked for. is what the prosecutors asked for plus an extra three months. rear. then two years later, it was democratic congressman william jefferson of louisiana, he was 2009's poster boy. he was the guy with the cold hard cash. bundles of large denomination bills wrapped up in aluminum foil and stuffed into his freezer. sentenced in 2009 to 13 years in prison. one of the longer sentences in this cast of characters. but then two years

ambassador james cunningham: >> the united states values its relationship with afghanistan and the afghan people, we are committed to a better future for afghanistan. our close defense and security >> warner: more than 2,200 american troops have died in the afghan war since 2001. at their peak, u.s. forces stood at 100,000 in 2011. the new deal will leave 9,800 americans and about 2,000 other n.a.t.o. forces there, to train and assist afghan units. newly inaugurated president ashraf ghani said today afghan sovereignty won't be compromised. >> ( translated ): the international forces are not allowed to enter in our holy sites and our mosques. integrity of our life and houses will be safe based on our constitutional values. >> warner: for months, former president hamid karzai refused to sign the accord. both ghani and his presidential rival, abdullah abdullah, supported it, but their drawn- out election dispute prevented its signing. during those months of uncertainty, the taliban stepped up attacks and regained territory in the north and south. >> woodruff: so how important is this securit

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adam tweeted in to say he would like to visit the cunningham's house from the happy days.py days was before my time. do you know what that is? >> no, i don't. but we have jose writing in. he says i'd like to try cheesecake factory "big bang theory." >> i'm more focused on "game of thrones" recently. "friends" i love. >> i'm not really a science fiction fan, but i hear great things. >>> still to come on the show, time to trade language. have your thesaurus ready. today's fomc meeting could be packed with new ways to say considerable. we talk fed speak next. you know what my business philosophy is, reynolds? no. not exactly. to attain success, one must project success. that's why we use fedex one rate. their flat rate shipping. exactly. it makes us look top-notch but we know it's affordable. [ garage door opening ] [ sighs ] honey, haven't i asked you to please use the -- we don't have a reception entrance. [ male announcer ] ship a pak via fedex express saver® for as low as $7.50. >>> welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm seema mody. >> and i'm wilfred frost. >> investors be

. >> reporter: brian cunningham is a former prosecutor and cia officer.ficials are supposed to help advise families of hostages. >> in my experience, not actually tried to criminalize the process of private citizens paying ransom. no prosecutor in their right mind, no matter their motivation, is going to bring that case. >> reporter: but overnight, the national security council said, the law is clear that ransom payments to designated individuals or entities such as isil are prohibited. doing so would only put more americans at risk of being taken captive. diane foley says the u.s. needed to do more to rescue her son. sources say it wasn't the first time foley had been kidnapped. a few years ago, libyan captors released him. >> the president was so convinced that this was a priority, that he ordered a high-risk mission. unfortunately, despite the way in which that mission was executed, that is to say successfully, it did not end in the release of mr. foley. >> reporter: while diane foley says she is not blaming the u.s. government, she says the fact that

but cunningham does vividly remember jesse matthew who he said was alone, but came to tempo twice that i thought he was a little excited and happy to be there. >> his employee did see hannah outside the restaurant. nobody that you know saw her in here, but your people at the door saw her outside? >> yes. walking away. with him. it would appear that they knew each other. >> and it is the next 40 hours law enforcement says that are crucial to this case. >> there is this -- this block of time, this very big, large significant block of time between the time that we know hannah graham disappeared and the time that disappearance was reported to us. we need to shrink that gap. >> and the key to finding hannah may come from those who know jesse matthew. >> if you know jesse, and many people do, because jesse grew up here. he grew up in this community. he went to school here. he has family here. he went to church here. he worked here. lot lots of people know jesse. >> and the person who may know him best? his father. >> the only thing i could see him -- maybe trying to give the girl a ride home

peter cunningham is the former who iscations guru leading this organization, backed with grants totaling12 million from a variety of benefactors. at some level, it feels as if people are screaming at each other from across the aisle. we can have differences of opinion about policies, but they should be based on facts, not fear. education secretary, he appeared at jefferson academy middle school. [video clip] >> dropout rates are at all-time lows. hundreds of thousands of additional students graduate from high school. african-american dropout rates cut by about 45%. this is not where we want to be. not where it should be, but it is real progress. that does not happen without committed teachers and principals. a nation, we are going the right way. we want to get better. we want to get better faster. , for theid repeatedly first time ever, we are predicting our schools will be majority-minority. seeing me graduation -- seeing the graduation rates climb and dropout rates drop, our nation needs those job creators. our nation does not keep people -- does not need people without the skills to c