colonel galt. mr. foyle. do you mind if i don't get up? i'm not feeling too dandy at the moment. can't seem to shake this bug off. foyle: well, i'm sorry to have to tell you, major mcdonald, but you're unlikely to feel dandy ever again. get an ambulance. i don't understand. i do. you have a condition called encephalitis contracted through your tick bite. it attacks the central nervous system and is fatal without treatment. your infection has gone untreated because the person who made the diagnosis and the only person in the position to be able to treat you is the person you murdered. dr. ian ross. you killed him in the belief that he'd recognized you at the car accident; he hadn't. what he did recognize was the condition, as a result of the blood samples he took and that the condition cannot be contracted in this country. it is common, however, in parts of europe-- east berlin, for example-- which is where you were infected while escorting evelyn green into the russian zone. you two were at cambridge together, weren't you? well, i have all the time in the world. (breathing heavil

team with my colleague bill galt. in the human found playing for instance they're inconsistent things with with the center. by for victims and survivors that are not atypical and not our conventional understanding of what occurs in a nerve gas exposure some very stark ones in the environmental sampling it appears that in the west. where the humans showed almost one hundred percent positive there are no samples taken by the u.n. team that show theron there are a few samples taken that show degradation of theron but even these are not consistent in live in both the labs there could be false positives the u.n. now as a result of all these holes in its original report needs to address these and ensure for itself that it has the proper access and time to investigate other areas of alleged chemical weapons attacks or meanwhile hey mr breton golden who's a former commander of the british military chemical defense regiment disagrees with the criticism of the u.n. report. it is true to say that sour in its pure form wasn't vio

the question is what is the source of the league galt. the source can range from congressional offense, it can range from also just the powers of the presidency inherent in the constitution. even the war powers resolution which was designed not to completely ham string the president. if the president does act he has a time period by which he needs to go back to congress and explain and get approval. host: curtis from georgia. caller: good morning. this is a very complex issue that i think is way above everyone's pay grade. but as i've been listening to the callers i don't think they understand what the foreign policy is on this. we have to strike. if we don't, we are sending a green light to other nations that it is ok to use chemical weapons and we don't want that, especially in that region. the money that we're spending on aid to jordan to take care of these refugees and the others that we're taking care of is going to amount to a lot of money. one of the issues that really bothers me is once we strike, then what do we have? and we're t

the grieving president soon met washington businesswoman edith galt. they married after a secret courtship and edith wilson served as first lady for more than five years. her unprecedented role in managing the president's affairs after he suffered a stroke remains are the most controversial efforts of any first lady. tonight, the story of the wilson administrations to first ladies, ellen and edith. we have two traffic deaths here to tell you about these two interesting women and the times in which they lived. her book is allen and edith, woodrow wilson's first ladies. john mills cooper is woodrow wilson's biographer. thanks for being with us. we have been telling the stories chronologically, but everybody knows about edith wilson managing the white house as it is described after her husband suffers a stroke. we will tell that story first because so many people really want to know what happened. john cooper, let me start with you. when in his it ministration did he suffered a stroke. >> more than halfway through the second term. it was october 1919. her

soon meting president washington businesswoman edith galt. they married after a secret courtship and edith wilson served as first lady for more than five years. in unprecedented role managing the president's affairs after he suffered a stroke remains are the most controversial efforts of any first lady. tonight, the story of the wilson administrations to first ladies, ellen and edith. we have two traffic deaths here to tell you about these two interesting women and the times in which they lived. book is allen and edith, woodrow wilson's first ladies. john mills cooper is woodrow wilson's biographer. thanks for being with us. we have been telling the stories chronologically, but everybody knows about edith wilson managing the white house as it her husband after suffers a stroke. we will tell that story first because so many people really want to know what happened. withcooper, let me start you. when in his it ministration did he suffered a stroke. theore than halfway through second term. it was october 1919. here just returned from a whirlwind