chevy coast, a member of the turkish parliament and the country's former ambassador to you are deborah john and braid britain. mister kevin, because it's clear that you are very strong advocates of diplomacy and we should be . but do you believe that that ever comes a point when diplomacy simply exhausts itself, one more forceful measures to defend countries, existential interests are required. we have a saying, which is a kind of a legacy that we have received from. i took out the took, as you know, was of course the military commander and went off to woods or the sentences of the mottos that he used was a, unless your national interests are valiantly challenged. war is not there. it's what he has said. and i think it that simply implies that that i think it also sees war, is it very, very last diesel. now, one thing that i think differentiates any of the turkish operations and syria from the russian operation in your brain, is the fact that the map in practical terms has already changed. regardless whether or not the international community recognizes the accession of 4 former eastern ukr

deborah lipstadt, special envoy to monitor and combat anti-semitism. special envoy to combat anti-semitism, where are you, erin? thank you. john, deputy assistant to the president and deputy homeland security advisor, there you are. shelley greenspan, white house jewish liaison and melissa rogers, executive director of the office of faith-based and neighborhood partnerships. all right. back on script now. thank you, bams doer. [laughter] -- ambassador. [laughter] mr. emhoff: and with that, ambassador riles. >> thank you, mayor bottoms, and thank you so much, mr. second gentleman. thank you for speaking so personally and passionately and for sharing with us how painful this is. i want to say good morning, thank you to all of you for being here. i'm not a kid from brooklyn. i grew up in the shepherd park neighborhood here in washington, d.c.. which when i was growing up in the 1960's and 1970's was a prediopnantly jewish neighborhood and group -- predominantly jewish neighborhood and grew up going to passover seders with my friends and neighbors. took my first trip to israel at the age 14. in 1979, where i was just incredibly fo

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deborah, him, i'll just eat up the occupied westbank on the head of the roman catholic church and the new british monarch of both issued their traditional christmas day messages. john hall reports. yeah, in our time a grave famine of peace. the words of pope francis in his annual christmas blessing will be at or be to the city and the world. one, a julia really to let you know, as we gather with their loved ones, let us think of families that experienced great difficulty and those struggling in his time of economic crisis. the pope recalled the scars of conflict in syria at the time of heightened tensions between israel and the palestinians. he prayed for mutual trust and in yemen, iran, lebanon, haiti, me and ma, and of ganna. stan pope francis prayed for reconciliation and peace of 70 gold. special attention was reserved for ukraine. is he only to bring the pro and may the lord inspire us to offer concrete gestures of solidarity to assist all those who are suffering and my he enlightened the minds of those who have the power to silence the thunder of weapons and put an immediate in the census for, ah, another seasonal message, this time delivered by a king. i'm s

deborah testified. >> a bit of nervous for sure. and a lot of sadness that day for me. the realistic-ness of it all came but all i can do is speak for johnell. >> he seemed like a normal person, average person off the street. that's what's disturbed me. >> he remained stonefaced. even when his own wife took the stand. >> she is crying through all of this. mark twitchell's reaction was nearly blank. >> but, when this video was shown in court. during bill clark's testimony. twitchell became unraveled. >> and he starts to cry. and the tears are streaming down his face. and he's getting hysterical. his chest as he bag. >> the judge actually recognizes to take a break, and he couldn't get out of the room fasten up. >> when he comes after the break, he's no much better. he's still upset. and he's crying, and he turns around and actually faces detective clark. and he starts talking to him. >> he said, i'm sorry for lying to you. >> this is extraordinary. he would never, ever, haven't accused turn around and start talking to one of the primary investigators in the middle of their own murder trial. >> but this was far from the strangest moment of