sincerely yours, harry truman. so this correspondence probably took place after the day that the atom bomb was dropped on japan. and so when i saw this correspondence and the documents, i felt that i touched or i was able to access the human side of the president truman. those who are engaged in a war or impacted the war remain hurt with a big scar. that's what the war does on us. if the past scars is still affecting us in the daily life at this moment, regardless of who did this, maybe we didn't do it, but the people in the past did. and we really have to admit the mistake we may have had at that time. with regards to the attack on pearl harbor without a declaration of war, without giving them any warning, we didn't have to affect on our action. so this heart reflects the legacy and missions of the sadako legacy. so i think this kind of a thing is necessary and an intentional heart that we need in order to have a better understanding with the people who are actually looking for us and seeking for the end of war in

aircraft carrier coming within 1,500 yards of an iranian rock, operating in the straight of hormuz harry truman was moving through the strailt when the guards were conducting a live exercise in the area. this happening last weekend. they describe as what happened as quote uncharacteristic of most interactions between the u.s. and iranians.

sincerely yours, harry truman. so this correspondence probably took place after the day that the atom bomb was dropped on japan. and so when i saw this correspondence and the documents, i felt that i touched or i was able to access the human side of the president truman. those who are engaged in a war or impacted the war remain hurt with a big scar. that's what the war does on us. if the past scars is still affecting us in the daily life at this moment, regardless of who did this, maybe we didn't do it, but the people in the past did. and we really have to admit the mistake we may have had at that time. with regards to the attack on pearl harbor without a declaration of war, without giving them any warning, we didn't have to affect on our action. so this heart reflects the legacy and missions of the sadako legacy. so i think this kind of a thing is necessary and an intentional heart that we need in order to have a better understanding with the people who are actually looking for us and seeking for the end of war in

daniel has taken great pride in being the eldest grandson of harry truman. he's worked tirelessly to preserve his legacy. >> that's the book. >> reporter: but something changed 16 years ago when his son brought home the took about satako. the young child's story had a huge effect on him. >> my grandfather always said that he used the weapons to shorten the war and save american lives. it shifted everything. yes, it was the first time i had learned what it had been like to be a victim of anatomic bombing. >> reporter: danl started learning more about atomic bomb survivors and decided to meet sadako's brother when he visited the u.s. in 2010. >> translator: the first thing i asked daniel, how did you feel about your grandfather when you found out he was responsible? >> translator: he told me honestly there was a period he felt distressed about it. >> reporter: then sasaki gave daniel a small present. >> he took a tiny paper crane out and put it in my palm and told me that was the last crane sadako folded before she died. at that point, he said, would you come

and i was in the navy when harry truman basically ordained the end of the racial discrimination with an executive order as commander and chief and i was really shocked to learn later that truman was never informed about the atomic bomb. and when i first began to explore possibilities of becoming president, before i knew i was going to win, i found out that until then, the vice president had never been briefed by the department of defense on how to manage the atomic weapon in case we went to a nuclear war with the soviet union so that set me back and i began to realize that for all practical purposes the vice president was still a part of a legislative branch of government. his main duty was to proside over the senate in case of a near tie and that sort of thing and i thought the vice president ought to be an executive branch of government so when perch came down to plains and we had a long talk, fritz did most of the talking as you know. [ laughter ] but he had some ideas to explore about how the vice president could become an integral part of an administration. not separate like it a

harry truman was vulgar so was abraham lincoln. i have the privilege knowing eight presidents. all used profanities at time. they used them in private. they didn't say things like this in public. they didn't want to demean the office. it's sad jeb has to defend this. donald trump ought to can it. >> jeff? >> well, david, i know one of those presidents was not lincoln. i'm kidding you here. let me make just sort of a -- >> comes close. harding. >> let me make an observation about the culture. where we are all aware of the comment selkes on socion socia s comment selkes on sociections o media. i'm always astounded. they are frequently vulgar. they are off the charts sometimes. i'm wondering if this is not sort of in the culture for movies and television and all this kind of thing. >> it may be part of a low culture. >> if i could. honestly, perhaps yes, the f-bomb has permeated our culture and there is a new word. that is not what we aspire to. in our president, we expect to be better. so i really think this is what's catching up with donald trump in iowa. he is probably not goin

cheryl: and added a rating rocket launched less than a mile of an aircraft carrier and the uss harry truman. military officials have been in this since last week. the iranian navy announced a live fire exercise in many shapes and stray should stay clear. officials don't think they were targeted but the iranians actions were quote, unnecessarily provocative and unsafe. jo: two years ago president obama announced the u.s. government was stabbed by not as friendly to her country but "the wall street journal" now reporting the white house decided to keep allies under close watch. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was high on the list to mention report of the national security urging the fun at how officials worked against the administration's nuclear agreement with mary ann could benefit of private conversations with u.s. lawmakers to let the executive branch should be accused of spying on congress. cheryl: me why chicago police officer charged with murder in the 2014th annual shooting at her team manager look on donald pleaded guilty yesterday. he faces six counts of first-degree murde

>> harry truman said the buck stopped with him. charles: that's what harry truman said, where does it stop with the current administration? with the towel boy? where? >> in the abyss. charles: the american public is going to be satisfied with these answers? >> you know, i don't know if the american public will be satisfied with the answers. what i'm more concerned about is the fact that not enough of the media is going to be out basically talking about benghazi, which is really unfortunate because at the end, we've lost an ambassador, in total the four americans, and again, the families want answers, and i just feel that the democrats and really the american people have basically moved on into dealing with national security crisis and others. charles: thank you very much for catching us, and here's lou dobbs. keep it on fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. raging demonstration in chicago tonight, despite the decision to prosecute the police officer who shot and killed a young black man more than a year ago. an

dewey would eventually lose the white house to democrat harry truman im jeff barnd reporting /tag/ to win the nomination, a given candidate requires 1,237, out of the total 2,472 delegates by june next year. which is the simple majority *just* over 50%. 3 3 a former presidential contender was in sioux city this morning throwing his hillary clinton.former vermont gover nor howard dean spoke to more than 40 people at the home of sioux city attorney tim (bo-tear-oh) bottaro. dean believes mrs. clinton can best help ordinary americans have living... and make sure their kids can go to college. 3 "hillary has addressed every single one of those issues. i want hillary clinton as president of united states. hillary clinton has worked for this really hard. she was out here long before anybody else. i've lost track of how many times she's been in iowa. she takes nothing for granted."dean continues his tour this week with stops in rt dodge, des moines, newton, iowa city, cedar rapid. he'll volunteer at an organizing event tomorrow at the hillary clinton office in davenport. 3 republican presiden

harry truman in opposition to the secretary of state to make sure it was the first state to recognize the state of israel and it took him 11 minutes after declared to say i have faith before was established i have faith in and out. i also have a in the state of israel it will be one of the everlasting bastions of western civilization. number three makes for a strong foreign policy with a strong economy. post-world were to receive several presidents including kennedy and reagan understood the principal reducing the tax burden you stimulate the economy then bring more revenue to the treasury at a lower tax rate. that means more government can spend on the military which means we can project more power into the places at the same time it is the best deterrence for war in the strong third insurance of peace is my focus to stimulate the economy not just because it is fair to do right thing to do. by having the ability to project strength anywhere we will keep americans safer at home and allies stronger abroad to make the world a safer place overall. way need to keep in mind america may nev

tuesday the military led attacks harry truman which recently arrived in the persian gulf. it joins a french nuclear carrier which has been launching airstrikes since late november. it also marks the navy's first carrier presence in the region since the u-s-s theodore roosevelt left in october. wildfires continue to burn out of control in two australian southern states today. an emergency warning has been issued for a fire burning in south australia where at least 15 homes are under threat. the state's country fire authority has deployed about 120 firefighters and numerous fire trucks and aircrafts to battle the blaze. however, a wind change today turned the fire away from the populated areas and residents were allowed to return home. von has a glance at your weather forecast coming up next. von? thursday the rain chance falls to 50% during the day high: 70. the front will cross the area and settle along the coast by late thursday night. new year's day will be mostly cloudy with only a it's the season for sugar. and spice. measuring. mixing. melting. stirring things up. it'

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he would go on to lose the election to harry truman. marie: to win the nomination, a given candidate requires 1237 out of the total 2472 delegates. that means a simple majority. reed: classes were canceled today for all l.a. unified school district students following a threat. the district superintendent explains the message that was sent through a computer to a school board member threatening students and referring to the mayor showed support by the decision to actually pull kids the district may have overreacted. >> we will continue to hope this is nothing and our children can as parent, i'm here to support this school district as it seeks our help to ensure we can look at the campuses and make sure they are safe for all of ochildren. an abundance of caution is something we appreciate. reed: a similar threat was made to new york city today. that did not interrupt classes and is investigated as a hoax. no word if l.a. are going to open tomorrow. marie: 18 people were held hostage for 16 hours in australia by a gunman. he was killed in

one of the cases that was on our list was actually -- harry truman was at the supreme court.here's a big debate over executive power right now. i wonder what do you thinkful supreme court's role of making decisions about executive power? >> you can bo back to the supreme court, checks and balances go back to marlboro -- marbury versus madison. it's well established. easy answer is congress doesn't like it, pass the law. it's been criticism of president obama to using executive power in immigration. the senate to years ago passed by a 2-1 margin a conference of immigration bill. also.assed the house signed into law, the president would not be doing any executive power. in the view of the tea party, they couldn't bring it up. it was never brought up. it has to be frustrating to a president. he says, look, i've got to help run this country and use executive authority. again, any time a president

dewey would eventually lose the white house to democrat harry truman im jeff barnd reporting 3 3 a former presidential contender was in sioux city this morning throwing his support behind hillary clinton.former vermont governor howard dean spoke to more than 40 people at the home of sioux city attorney tim (bo-tear-oh) bottaro. dean believes mrs. clinton can best help ordinary americans have good jobs...make a decent living... and make sure their kids can go to college. 3 "hillary has addressed every single one of those issues. i want hillary clinton as president of united states. hillary clinton has worked for this really hard. she was out here long before anybody else. i've lost track of how many times she's been in iowa. she takes nothing for granted."dean continues his tour this week with stops in fort dodge, des moines, newton, iowa city, cedar rapid. he'll volunteer at an organizing event tomorrow at the hillary clinton office in davenport. 3 republican presidential candidate mike huckabee is returning to siouxland this week. huckabee has stops planned for thursdayat 4:45 p.m. at th

harry truman in the strait of hormuz last week. the pentagon is calling the exercise unnecessarily pro have gone active and unsafe. >>> the next step for two cleveland police officers involved in the killing of tamir rice. >>> new details about the capture of an american teenager in mexico, the phone call that led to the of a fluency da teen's arrest. >>> the obama administration is making plans to transfer 17 guantanamo bay prisoners in coming weeks, ash carter notified congress as required by law. it is not clear which detainees will be transferred and where they will be sent. this would be just 90 men left at the prison camp if it happens. >>> an administrative review is underway in cleveland for two police officers involved in the fatal shooting of tamir rice. two days ago, a grand jury declined to indict the officers. it was a decision that brought protestors to the streets. we spoke with the family's attorney. >> only a few dozen people protested in downtown cleveland on tuesday, but their message was clear. >> i'm out here t

the better athlete than harry truman was. she could swing the bat that have the secret she was keeping. she will bring her mother to the white house has she really -- she decided she had a more important role in life, keeping her family together and we forget sometimes that these are people that have burdens on them. >> very, very important addition. after truman dropped the 1st atomic bomb and she came back from missouri she advised him the night before he dropped the 2nd on nagasaki, white house -- she was in on the big decision. >> i would like to kind of vascular back at who would be the women that were in this unhappy our electing glass the people should know about. >> foremost should be james pierce. she did not want her husband involved in politics. did not want to have the role of 1st lady. it is not even about being in the white house. she did not want to be in politics at all and her husband and promised her that he would get out of politics and for a time he had. she fainted when she learned that he had won his par

navy ships close call with an iranian missile last week when will the uss harry truman oig was passing through the straight of hormuz. iranians fired an exercise and a rocket fired less than a mile away. lucky the missile was aimed away from the u.s. aircraft carrier. >>> ahead, done in by delivery. the phone call that led investigators to the teenager who became an international fugitive. >>> plus two postal workers busted, what investigators say they were doing with mail that they were supposed to be delivering. >>> and temperatures are rebounding this morning. weather and traffic on the 4s >>> 4:44 on a business morning. leftover clouds out there this morning. areas of fog, too. even patchy black ice, but to worry about during the day. but the clouds will stick around. showers roll back in tonight, and then by tomorrow morning they're gone and it looks like a police leasant end to 2015. up in greenville, this is orange county, we did have 1.2 inches of snow, 0.7 in bridgeport, cold spring about a half inch, jfk 0.1. so more of a nuance. but it is still winter season. we're still 13.

harry truman. my wife's been reading him. one day she comes down and says, "oh my god." she says the koreans have gone to war. saying it's in the book about harry. the other day she comes downstairs and says, "harry has died." i say, harry who? think about truman, reagan. these guys, it did not faze them that they had a job to do. that's the way i see it. i see it that way. take dead salmon, former house salmon, former house speaker. he whipped them into line. [indiscernible] gov. kasich: that's right, he got them to do it. all is not lost because the system is goofy. i'm not kidding you. i'm telling you the truth. we have got to get the people to make the best changes. it is always going to be like this. good leaders, bad leaders, what we've had is the line has been flatly. -- flat lately. paul ryan has great potential. it up here for a little while. off eventually, but we really good runs to clean it up -- we need good runs to clean it up. yes? the middle east drawn along the lines of she is and sunnis and kurds, you see a rock that and kurds,and sunnis do you see iraq

. >> [ laughs ] >> ...to stand up since harry truman. we haven't had a war declared since franklin roosevelt. and we don't want to do it. all we do is send the troops into panama, send the troops into barbados, send the troops wherever we want, because we know with a volunteer army, there's somebody economically that's going to do it. now it's getting much larger. questions. and we could ask the questions if we had time. you know, who is the enemy? what do they want? give up? who represents them? what flag it is? and is this our war to fight? haven't been involved until president bush got us involved. >> but we are involved now. how do you think president obama is doing fighting the war on terrorism? he has a lot of critics. >> well, i'm one of the critics because it just seems to me that not enough people know exactly what the president knows. and he should be able to bring people from that part of the world to come to the united states from saudi arabia, from egypt, and from the people that know what this struggle's about for years, an

senate, and then he recalled that in 1948, senator thurmond had run for president against president harry truman. >> i want to say this about my state. when strom thurmond ran for president, we voted for him. we're proud of him. [ applause ] and if the rest of the country had followed our lied, we wouldn't have had all these problems over all these years, either. >> which seems a relatively mild statement, except that senator lott forgot that senator thurmond ran as the segregationist candidate against president truman who had helped integrate the armed services. and, as a result, there was a huge a pressure within senator lott's party for him to step down as the leader of his party. and eventually, he did resign as majority leader of the senate as a result of this one statement made in this one room. and so it's a reminder that just about everything that a politician says is probably ila going to be recorded and anal e analyzeda and held against them at one time or another, even at an occasion such as a 100th birthday party. >> here you go, happy birthday, strom. blow hard. [ applause ] >> i sh

later, harry truman's decision to drop atomic bombs on japan. >>> as 2015 wraps up, c-span presents congressreview, a look back at all the news making issues, debates and hearings that took center stage on capitol hill this year. join us thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern as we re-t

. >> and this was also a close call in the strait of hormuz, involving the "uss harry truman," coming very close to an iranian rocket. >> that's right. within 1,500 yards. iranian navy boats put together what seemed like a hasty, live-fire exercise just as the uss harry s. truman and the buckley were transiting the strait of hormuz into the gulf. the iranians gave a short warning before they fired off some rockets 1,500 yards off the starboard side of the truman. they were fired away from the ship, not actually at it, just near it, but u.s. military officials here are saying while it wasn't a direct threat to the u.s. ships, it was unnecessary and it was provocative. >> courtney kube at the pentagon, thank you for that. >>> still ahead on "mtp daily," robert draper of "the new york times" magazine on what is behind the pushback from conservative voters and the potential chaos for the gop. s d. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clin

harry truman and two other ships just exit the strait of hormuz when two ships came up and said they would be conducting live exercises and all other ships should move out of the waters. they fired missiles with fishing boats near by and the u.s. ships less than,500 yards away. the central command spokesman said it's unsafe, unprofessional and i consistent with international maritime law. this latest incident marks the third time in the past 14 months the iranian ships have done this. in october of last year, a u.s. aircraft carrier observed small boats launching rockets. a group of revolutionary guard boats launched 11 rocket five nautical miles away. this latest launch just 1,500 yards away. it comes on the heels of iran's missile test that violated u.n. resolutions. iran is weeks away from receiving $100 billion necessity sanctions relief as part of the nuclear deal reached this past summer. reporter: new questions about the state of the gop. u.s. news and world report publishing an article entitled a republican establishment divide. the writer claims after months of denial, repub

we have been working since harry truman we have to get the out of pocket costs down and the prescription drug costs down. that is built of the base of the affordable care act. prescription drug costs with a 12% last year. this is unsustainable. i know it is hard because i have the scars to prove it. we have to get those cost to be controlled otherwise it is impossible if medicare or medicaid or private insurance to afford the drug did treatments they deserve. to negotiate with the drug companies with governments around the world. [applause] we do need to deal with a caregiving crisis. less some other condition that his debilitating also to pay attention to the country did mental health problems. the v of my friends could tell you similar stories. people to you the most intimate and personal pain as. it may only be a handshake and they will say my son has a drug problem and we cannot find any help. were my brother suffers from schizophrenia and we cannot afford health is there anything you can do? you know, we have to do more. it will be a high priority to be balanced with the problems is

later harry truman's decision to drop a bomb on japan. >>> this new year's weekend american history tv on c-span 3 has three days of featured programming. beginning friday afternoon at 3:10 eastern pamela smith hill editor of "pioneer girl" discusses the life of laura ingals wilder comparing andféj' contrasts the tv show and book series to the real life of laura ingals wilder >> he chose to write about people, memories that would resonate with adult readers in the early 1930s. as reviewers pointed out "pioneer girl" contains stark scenes of domestic abuse, love sce scenes gone awry. then the assassination of lincoln and kennedy are compared. and at 10:00 the 1965 nbc's "meet the press" with daniel p. moynihan who as assistant labor secretary authored a report on the causes of black poverty in the united states. >> i believe that -- i believe what president johnson said in his howard university speech you can't keep a man in chains for three century, take the chains off and say could you're free to run the race of life like anybody else. people have to be given the opportunity to compet

it involved the "uss harry truman." the iranian boat launched a rocket. the truman not hit, but it was close by andducting military exercises. >>> smart cars could be getting even smarter. landon dowdy joins us with those details. this confirms high suspicion that the self-driving car era will soon be upon us. >> that's right. stay tuned because toyota is initiative at the consumer electronics show in las vegas next week. the automaker will say it's found a way to allow cars to collect and send real time information to data centers about road conditions that it will use to improve mapping for self-driving vehicles. toyota expects the technology to be ready by 2020 sending data from on board cameras and gps devices believing self-driving cars need a better understanding of road signs and layouts. >>> and "star wars" helped propel to a record hall 1rks $1 billion. $11 billion. it wasn't just "the force awakens" that drove people to theaters. there was a blockbuster nearly every month from 50 "fifty shades of grey" in february to fewer just 7 and jurassic wor

. >> a senior military official tells fox news that "uss harry truman" has arrived in the northern arabian gulf and began flying strike missions on tuesday and since august of last year the coalition has carried out 9,000 air strikes. yet the number of threats against the west continues to grow. austria, jairm and the uk are all on heightened alert this week with a security presence high and even russia has told its citizens the surest way to remain safe is not to go out. as isis tries to strike at the heart of the west, so the u.s. strikes back. it remains to be seen who will strike next. doug? >> benjamin hall from london, thank you. >>> russia's defense ministry says it has killed several isis leaders outside their stronghold of raqqah in syria. the ministry says it received a tip from the syrian opposition last week about an upcoming meeting of leaders, russia's claim comes in the wake of the united states accusing russians of making indiscriminate attacks and secretary of state john kerry calling his russian counterpart to express concerns over civilian deaths. >>> comedian bill cosby

>> theodore roosevelt, calvin coolidge, harry truman or lyndon johnson?uld say teddy roosevelt. >> i would say coolidge. >> johnson? >> teddy roosevelt. >> but why? >> he's a big-time environmentalist. >> he's like don't cut down the tree. >> natural history museum. good news, there's a lot more trees now than there were then. >> there's too many, cut them all down. >>> on the 10th day of christmas my true love gives to me -- pipers piping, golden rings, lord a-leaping or geese-a-laying. >> lords a-leaping. >> you know every one of the lines? >> he said hepatitis. >>> those were our six questions. i believe we have some additional time if anybody would like to participate for extra credit? you have any christmas trivia you would like to participate in? >> no but they're giving free mistletoe away on central park west and can you put it in your house and smooch someone. >> or like your photograph of greg? >> where does mistletoe come from? >> hopefully not feet. >> that's true. >> can we get out of here? >> we better get out of this. we're done. don't move

an unguided iranian rocket launched in less than a mile of the aircraft carrier uss harry truman. military officials confirming it happened last week. they announced a live fire exercise and any ships in the strait shall be clear but they were unnecessarily provocative and unsafe. >>> the republicans have the presidential candidates shrinking. george pataki now bowing out of the race. in the meantime other candidates are trying harder to gain more ground just weeks before the iowa caucasuses. kristin fisher has more from washingt washington>> with pataki out the battle is intensifying. yesterday chris christie and jeb bush ganged up on marco rubio. christie said, dude, show up to work. show up to work and vote no. if you don't like it, quit. it's the same line of attack that jeb bush's super pac is now using in new ads in new hampshire. >> the last dwleers rubio missed important national security hearings and missed more votes than any other senator. politics first, that's the rubio way. >> he defended himself while campaigning in iowa. he claims he has close to a 90 percent atten

he said, well, i am a liberal and the start of harry truman, nobody heard the rest. and that is about. that's how you can turn it on something but it's not just the right phrase but it's also the right moment and then keeping at it spent we are bumping up against the time. let's see if we can get a couple of quick spin the poet richard wilbur wants give a graduation address called the speech indiscriminate use of the function of ceremony was to enable people to respond to great events in their lives by giving inappropriate emotion get what you say that's the beauty of oppression of the great events in our national life? >> yes. [laughter] >> good answer. >> my question is what is your advice on how you approach using humor when matters of diplomacy and decorum have to be factored in so that you can come up with something that is still fun despite the fact that it's also appropriate? >> i got pulled into a lot of humor speeches. the one rule i would say across the board is it's very, very tricky to use humor in the situation where there will be people in the hottest w

we can report that the uss harry truman is now finally on station in the gulf.is a significant development. it began strike missions against isis just two days ago. this ends a two-month gap in which the u.s. had no aircraft carrier in the gulf. the truman, which is shown here, is the aircraft carrier just 1500 yards away from those iranian unguided rockets fired as she passed through the strait of hormuz the day after christmas. the truman has 4 4f 18 hornets and super hornets on board, adding significant firepower. even with progress in ramadi, nearby fallujah located 40 miles east on the road to baghdad is still in isis hands the fallujah was the first city taken by isis in january 2014. leland. leland: mosul to the north, iraq's second biggest city, iraqi army clearly has their work cut out for them in 2016. thanks, jen. ♪ abby: dr. ben carson raising $23 million over the last three months but falling in the polls after briefly holding the top spot in early november. now he is planning a reboot. >> there will be some changes made so that the campaign is more

you know, i find it very interesting that back in american history harry truman, of all people, was known 'em hell harry and william buckley said he was vulgar and the american people re-elected him in an upset. there's a bit of history here. they laughed at that time and laughed along with him. >> talk about pompous. have you seen -- donald trump has his name everywhere. trump, trump, trump. i don't think this has anything to do with the insults that people, you know, shower each other with. and the insults donald trump has shown throughout this political season, megyn kelly, rosie owe donald, debbie was serman schulz and his colleague, carly fiorina. little girls are watching, little girls who will grow up to run for president. they will vote. and, yes, women's votes matter. >> is there an appropriate way to give people hell? jeb bush says of trump's comment there has to be a level of decorum to win. it's not a sign of strength to insult people with profanity. these lines that you hear, the bathroom line, the disgusting -- the other word that i'm not even supposed to say on cnn that he

defense official confirms to fox news that an iranian rocket passed within 1500 yards of the "uss harry truman" last week. the aircraft carrier launched its first missions against iraq and syria the ship arrived in the persian group after departing from norfolk in november. >>> the administration is trumpeting the fact that air strikes have killed multiple figures within isis leadership in the past few weeks. it comes as the american public is looking for rea i shurns that the white house is effectively fighting the group. correspondent kevin corke reports from honolulu as the administration raised a few eyebrows for announcing a win in syria. >> the u.s. state department proclaimed one of its wins in 2015 quote bringing peace and security to war-torn syria. something spokesman mark toner tried to explain. >> the orpive word bringing, not brought. we're bringing peace and security to syria. i think that is a truthful claim. >> it's in syria where a u.n.-brokered deal to evacuate more than 2,000 islamic state fighters and their families has been suspended after just a few 100 were granted safe

harry truman" to launch missions against the islamic state, this latest provocation involves a secondic missile test conducted by iran a month ago. joining me lee zeldin, member of house foreign affairs committee which is a lot to cover with just those two alone. you spent time at christmas with the troops in iraq. >> it was great. just to tell them on behalf of a very grateful nation back home, you'll hear from friends and family, let them know how much they appreciate their service, but they need to know that all of us have them in our thoughts and prayers, meet the soldier on their first deployment but the commander on the 82nd airborne on 11th deployment. tom: what are the stories like? those guys left and were gone and now back again. did they tell you a little deja vu about the whole thing? >> i was having deja vu. my last time in baghdad 2006 i was with the 82nd airborne division. tom: you were? >> to step down and have the division headquarters waiting there, i had deja vu and a lot invested in the fight autoall across the country. tom: how much was it different? were the iraq

>> well, i mean, as harry truman said, if you can't stand the heat, don't go in the kitchen.ould prefer everybody to think i'm wonderful. but that isn't going to happen. but the way i -- >> is it dangerous? i know you're gotten death threats? >> yeah. i get a lot of death threats. but the way i look at it is, i feel i have a moral obligation to do the best i can to make the country better for everybody. and that threatens certain people because they are going to have much less power. i want the power to go back to people making decisions over their own lives rather than some experts making it. and so i would rather die for something than live for anything. the analogy i like it use is, that i feel probably the way martin luther said when he was on trial, he said, here i stand. i can do no other. so if i weren't doing the best i could to improve things, i would be so frustrated, i couldn't live with myself. >> many americans believe the koch brothers are conservative to the core. but charles koch actually describes himself as a classical liberal. is he a man ready to declare h

harry truman" to launch missions against the islamic state, this latest provocation involves a secondic missile test conducted by iran a month ago. joining me lee zeldin, member of house foreign affairs committee which is a lot to cover with just those two alone. you spent time at christmas with the troops in iraq. >> it was great. just to tell them on behalf of a very grateful nation back home, you'll hear from friends and family, let them know how much they appreciate their service, but they need to know that all of us have them in our thoughts and prayers, meet the soldier on their first deployment but the commander on the 82nd airborne on 11th deployment. tom: what are the stories like? those guys left and were gone and now back again. did they tell you a little deja vu about the whole thing? >> i was having deja vu. my last time in baghdad 2006 i was with the 82nd airborne division. tom: you were? >> to step down and have the division headquarters waiting there, i had deja vu and a lot invested in the fight autoall across the country. tom: how much was it different? were the iraq

president to use the office, backdrop fewer times than obama was harry truman, who held one televised address during his time in the white house. >> interesting, thank you. >> joining us is a professor of campaign management at new york university, and the executive director of the new york state democratic party and former aid to hillary clinton. first question - is the president's oval office address tonight a tacit administration that he has not done a good job reassuring the american public about terrorism. >> i don't think he would qualify. he has not done a good job. i'm struck by the numbers that b.c. related. ronald regan, the great communicator, 34 times he spoke from the oval office, this is president obama's third speech in two terms. it speaks to the fact that this is a president with some trouble with communication, and on this front you see it in the polls, you see people giving them 35%. this is something that he has to address. the white house is clear on that. the president is clear. a little too late. he should have done it sooner. it is a good start for the white ho

and just in a close call for the uss harry s. truman. the aircraft carrier came about 1500 yards from an iranian rocket in the strait of ormuz on saturday. an official tells us that though the rockets were not fired at the uss truman, the action was iran's state run news agency says all vessels in the area had been warned. and. >>> authorities searching for a man caught on camera stealing an 84-year-old woman's purse while she was praying at church. >>> and in the philippines one priest is in hot water for widing a hover board during christmas eve mass. the diocese suspended the priest after this cell phone video went viral, saying in a statement that is wrong. it is not a personal celebration where one can capriciously introduce something to get the attention of people. that debate has inspired a lot of debate online. >>> and oprah opening up a new campaign with weight watchers, and hoping fans will relate. >> there are testimonies and then there are testimonyialtestimonials. >> many times you look in the mirror and you don't even recog

"harry truman." it was part of a test. it was not directed at the ship, but the pentagon is calling the exercise provocative and unsafe >>> the obama administration is making plans to transfer 17 guantanamo bay prisoners in the coming weeks. sources telling al jazeera defense secretary ash carter noitifying congress as required by law. it's not clear which detainees would be travelled. if it happens, 90 men will remain. >> raul castro warns the government to be ready for tough times, telling the assembly to accept part of the growth in 2015. it is due to a drop in aid to venezuela. the economic downturn comes despite improved relations >>> good news for thousands of cuban migrants stranded in central america. several agreed to let them continue on their journey to the united states. we have the details. >>> around 8,000 cuban migrants have been stranded at the camp in costa rica for more that a month. nicaragua is refusing to let them dros their territory, they are trying to get to the united states. several held talks in

american warships is were outranged when an iranian missile flew less than a mile past the uss harry truman. an official calling the launch highly provocative. illinois representative and air force pilot congressman adam kinzinger goes "on the record." congressman can, thank you for joining us. >> you bet. thanks for having me. this is obviously iran trying to flex their muscle, trying to show their biceps if you will. i'm sitting in chicago. one of the things we talk about is left wing driven politics. president obama came out of that he came out of this idea that believes, you know, like with the iran deal all you have to do is smile at them and have that goodwill hunting moment where barometer as robin williams says it's not your fault. and iran breaks down and smiles and hugs us. that's what how politics works. despite this so-called iran nuclear deal they are continuing to flex if not greater muscle and they would never do this against the president that wasn't president obama because they know that the americans have the ability to push back but president obama won't what about what i

and as harry truman once said, the white house is the crown jewel in the american penal system. [ laughter ] >> seth: that makes a lot of sense. >> because, you know, you're watched all the time. >> seth: yeah. >> you have all of these, you know, obligations which are part of the job. ever just to take a deep breath and, you know, hang out, watch your show, do whatever it is you want to do. >> seth: you're already start making excuses -- [ laughter ] for why you're not watching the show. >> no, no. i'm trying to set up the circumstances so that i can. >> seth: right, understood. well, to be fair -- >> no meetings in the situation room when seth is on. >> seth: oh, good, good, good. here. >> seth: absolutely. now, you having been a first lady, what qualities does your husband have that would be good for that job? [ laughter ] like what -- knowing what you brought to it -- [ cheers and applause ] like, being the first spouse. >> okay, all right. well, i really haven't given this a lot of thought, but maybe i should. >> seth: yeah. >> he's a great host. >> seth: yeah, i would imagine. >> oh,