dalia deny anything wrongdoing.yer claiming the whole scene was cooked up, by, of all people, michael as part of a reality tv hoax gone wrong. >> mike dippolito's hoax to orchestrate his own murder, to achieve fame and fortune was a bad prank. and it was no different than what balloon boy's parents did. >> the defense presents its theory, but the prosecutor tells the jury for the real story, all you have to do is watch the video. >> the defendant was caught in the act of being herself. she wasn't acting. that's who she is. she's like poison candy. attractive on the outside but deadly on the inside. >> we the jury find as follows. >> the trial lasts two weeks and the jury needs only three hours. >> we find the defendant guilty of solicitation to commit first-degree murder. >> at sentencing, the judge calls dalia pure evil. >> i am positive, like 5,000% sure. >> and gives her 20 years in prison. outside the courtroom, michael dippolito reacts borrowing the now infamous line from dalia. >> wish you were never here. as

and here they are again doing it in different unique ways dalia.voter laws which happen to disenfranchise many of the blacks and latinos in the area. >> this really is the modern day poll tax. we're going to heavenly burden communities that don't have birth certificates or driver's licenses. this is all based on this fraudulent notion that there is a huge massive vote fraud problem in this country that is non-existent, not documented and absolutely impossible to do. so it's a non-solution to a non-problem that has the effect of very, very disproportionately disenfranchising voters. >> i love that point. let's call it even and this issue is complicated and you make up your own mind. when they should say this isn't right there is almost no voter fraud at all in the country. >> reporting a negative isn't very interesting. tonight at 11:00 no voting fraud and then the weather. that's not going to draw people in. and even if the main stream media doesn't often repeat the idea that there is voter fraud out there, just the fact that the republican party i

dalia, gracias por estar con nosotros, vamos a tratar de no revela rla identidad de su niÑa. >> ella, pero uno todos los dÍas, debe intentar sonreir, nosotros tenemos la misiÓn de informarlos y entretenerlos. >> un beso bien grande! >> a usted la han sorprendido y cantarle... ♪ asÍ te quería encontrar ♪ >> te han sorprendido? >> no. >> usted seÑora encontrarÁ a unos galanes en este vip. >> ya estÁn aquÍ, osvaldo ríos, arturo peniche y malliyani. ♪ >> sexo al dÍa! uh!!! [risas] >> oye karla, lo hemos venido coversando, no hay peor pena que te agarren planchando con tu esposa. >> te ha pasado? >> no. >> pero hoy hablaremos de este tema y de cÓmo debemos reaccionar, le damos la bienvenida desde mÉxico a lisey. >> hola karlita. quÉ tema! >> y tambiÉn le damos los buenos dÍas que nos llama a araceli acevedo. >> buenos dÍas. >> te agarron? >> sÍ. >> quÉ te pasÓ? >> en ese entonces, no le ponÍa seguro a las puertas porque estaba muy pequeÑos los niÑos. entonces ya se imaginarÁn, estaban yo con mi esposo, entonces de repente, alguien estaba al lado de la cama, le digo a mi esposo,espera que

. >> dalia, thank you so much. it is a pleasure meeting you.nk you. >>> coming up next, did you hear about the event? the obama campaign just posted about scarlet johansson and they say it proves the president is out of touch. >>> she showed up on nickel nickelodeum. that's next. . >>> late night host jimmy fallon and michelle obama having a physical face-off at the white house. nice spandex. but it was the first lady who actually got it off to a running start. take a look. >> we're going to start with a stair race. are you ready to do this? >> i was born ready. ♪ ♪ it's the eye of the tiger it's the cream of the fight ♪ ♪ rising up to the challenge of our rival ♪ ♪ and the last known survivor spreading the night ♪ ♪ and he's watching us all with the eye of the tiger ♪ >> i love that he's doing the full-on push-ups and not the knee push-ups. this is all about pushups. good for her. this was the let's move initiative to fight childhood obesity. while republicans were watching returns in three states last night the president was putting new york'

jefferson say i'm not going to last much longer or dalia under his administration i'm going to finally feel at home and peace or in going to somewhere better. and in years past. eight years past and through this period adams and jefferson don't talk to each other and it's an old, dirty and friendship that is broken apart over things like alien and sedition and priestley. they don't speak and then all of a sudden letters start to appear going back and forth and it's the beginning of the famous adams jefferson correspondence, but the first letters if you go back and read them, they are very kind of delicate and tiptoe. they don't really get into anything of substance. its old line to have gotten into a huge fight and we're finding a way to talk to each other and talking about how many grandchildren they have and how's the weather down there. that letter got here in 11 days. the was very fast. how long did my letter take? they are all kind of nerds in this way. there is a mur quality to this and so, they start this kind of delicate conversation, and then a book is published in england. it

that said, we face more decentralized threats from al qaeda affiliate's tanenhaus dalia as well as the threat from the low and actors in the united states. as the director said from the organizational perspective and in answering your question in our early to handle this right, we are better positioned and i think the operative word is a team approach. we are better positioned to share information as the vice-chairman commented on of the beginning of the hearing we do a better job of integrating that information and analyzing it. we have made improvements in watch listing and providing situational awareness of an overall again it's a team of effort among all of the agencies represented here. sprigg just in terms of solving this up, what i hear is significant progress, serious threats still remain to the united states and the team work and the intelligence community itself has dramatically improved. i am hearing that quite consistently. i think that is a very important for the people we represent here, that the understand yes, we have made progress, in some ways very dramatic progress,

. >> i think it's very ironic that once the data aggregate the large commercial dalia and lots of companiesmaking money with those but nothing is done for people that are concerned with or where there originate. i remember of the department of sales certainly soared on what kind of cars people alone. this was before facebook, etc., and i thought it was an outrage at that time. so the point is how about the commercial aspect of the ownership of the data. don't they belong to me instead of the company that sells it really? shouldn't they ask or pay me for that? what the value doesn't actually have at my level? >> there is a company in great britain that allows you to process from dave aronberg leaders and if it is like part of a fence you get each -- >> if i say in order for me to sell certain data about myself you have to pay me a thousand dollars a year or what ever is then maybe to slow that process down. >> one reaction to that is there or a lot of things you get for your data. you get free media content, you get to use google to provide you think we are giving up a lot data for these onl

a number of soldiers had their behavioral health dalia custis changed from ptsd to other behavioral health disorders they didn't come with the same level of benefits. however, falling as you may know an independent review at walter reed and number of the diagnosis with unchanged at two ptsd. obviously this is troubling. though it is even more troubling to me and many service members and their family members in my home state and i know a lot of people i've been talking to is the allegation that the decision to strip those soldiers of the ptsd diagnosis came from a unit ed madigan that seems to have been taking the cost of a ptsd diagnosis into account when they were making their decision. there's an investigation going on in to this, but really to me one of the things that's clear is that oversight with the r-tn of the department allowed this break from the standard diagnosis to go unchecked. so i am really concerned about how the services handle the bg journal health conditions like adjustment disorder where the service members are administratively separate instead of going through the phy

. >> i think it's very ironic that once the data aggregate the large commercial dalia and lots of companiesmaking money with those but nothing is done for people that are concerned with or where there originate. i remember of the department of sales certainly soared on what kind of cars people alone. this was before facebook, etc., and i thought it was an outrage at that time. so the point is how about the commercial aspect of the ownership of the data. don't they belong to me instead of the company that sells it really? shouldn't they ask or pay me for that? what the value doesn't actually have at my level? >> there is a company in great britain that allows you to process from dave aronberg leaders and if it is like part of a fence you get each -- >> if i say in order for me to sell certain data about myself you have to pay me a thousand dollars a year or what ever is then maybe to slow that process down. >> one reaction to that is there or a lot of things you get for your data. you get free media content, you get to use google to provide you think we are giving up a lot data for these onl

leadership and cooperation and in many ways in putting the dalia will support to the sharing of technical information and expertise, supportive consensus building and excellence and international standards and policy development and concrete products assist the country's in their aviation programs provide u.s. technical humanitarian and political leadership to be dennis relationship and working together. thank you for this opportunity to share the views with this subject. >> thank you for that hearing the subcommittee has been informed that has regained momentum in deploying the next gen technology it will have enormous return on the american government investment and it reduces fuel used for the industry by some 20 or 40% to expand the capacity of the system without having to build additional runways and improve the safety of the system and shorten the time of the flights and it goes on and on and on. so reduced some footprint planes are able to glide down more of the airports where that's been a problem. a lot of benefits for using this technology in the aviation industry as other indus

. >> i think it's very ironic that once the data aggregate the large commercial dalia and lots of companiesmaking money with those but nothing is done for people that are concerned with or where there originate. i remember of the department of sales certainly soared on what kind of cars people alone. this was before facebook, etc., and i thought it was an outrage at that time. so the point is how about the commercial aspect of the ownership of the data. don't they belong to me instead of the company that sells it really? shouldn't they ask or pay me for that? what the value doesn't actually have at my level? >> there is a company in great britain that allows you to process from dave aronberg leaders and if it is like part of a fence you get each -- >> if i say in order for me to sell certain data about myself you have to pay me a thousand dollars a year or what ever is then maybe to slow that process down. >> one reaction to that is there or a lot of things you get for your data. you get free media content, you get to use google to provide you think we are giving up a lot data for these onl