veteran prosecutor mark hasse was on his way to work this morning. he parked where he usually did for a short walk to the courthouse in kaufman county, just southeast of dallas. witnesses say that masked men intercepted hasse and shot him to death. the motive is unknown but investigators are looking at hasse's cases which have included drug dealers and organized crime. murders of prosecutors in this country are extremely rare, so we sent ana werner to learn more. >> kaufman county assistant district attorney mark hasse was shot multiple times in the parking lot a block from the courthouse. police are looking for one or possibly two suspects witnesses say were dresse dressed in black. police say there was a very short confrontation between gunmen and haas just before the attack. county judge bruce wood. >> just an outstanding person individually, but he was also just a very well-known and very well-respected prosecutor for the district attorney's office. this is just a horrible situation, horrible tragedy. >> reporter: the 57-year-old hasse had been a

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if you consider that the problem we were going to try to fix in afghanistan you could say there hass been success butts of the fact the president said several times we dismantled and set back al-qaeda and forced it out of afghanistan to the no man's land on the border with pakistan. if you are talking about nation building in afghanistan and creating some kind of stable legitimate law abiding democracy there we haven't succeeded to that degree. that is one of the reasons i think that the president if not rushing for the exits today was talking about a pretty fast walk to the exits because he realizes i think that the bigger goals he may have had for afghanistan at the beginning are impossible and that the only goal we can count on at this point is making sure that our enemies don't get a foot hold there again. >> shepard: to transfer security to a capable afghan security force. that is the goal. but we have a number of guests who come from from time to time including robert young peloton who has been over there recently and says it is just not working and i can't find the expert who

an algerian official has toll "new york times" that some of the militants involved in the deadly hassingsituation in algeria were also involved in the murders at the consulate in benghazi. hillary clinton will likely have to address that issue of cooperation between extremists in her testimony this morning. she will begin her testimony in front of the senate foreign affairs committee. a spokeswoman says hillary clinton will tell the committee how the department is already implementing recommendations made in a report issued after the deadly attack. the lawmakers will still be demanding answers to the big question: why wasn't there more security in such a dangerous place? were you aware this were requests for more security? if not, why not? if so, why were the requests denied? ambassador chris stevens and flee others were killed. stevens grew up in the bay area and graduated from uc berkeley. hillary clinton was scheduled to testify last in but an illness, followed by a concussion and a blood clot forced her to postpone the appearance. >> it is coming up on 5:38. >> when we drove in we di

notre dame give up 10.3 points per game and alabama 10.7 but alabama hass competition has been so muchbetter. has been the luck of the irish when you you look at how they got in here. the field goal kicker messed up in triple overtime and they beat pittsburgh and got lucky in a game beating stanford. purdue took them to the limit but alabama had a lucky route as well. oregon and kansas state both lost so here we are. >> john: football from teak a&m is the only one that seemed to get anything done. 'ole miss played pittsburgh. although they didn't have star running back blew them out of the stadium. wonder how a team could that could play so close with that team could end up where they are? >> that is how this is. when you look at college football it is so topsy-turvy and upside down. hopefully they get this rectified when the new plan comes into play but this is one big long exhibition season basically determined by a computer and nobody can really figure out because how can you say that one team's loss is more important, oregon's loss was worse than the loss that alabama had and they

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think about this, what hassed last night was a teenager deal the result of a manufactured crisis and did nothing to deal with the fiscal problems we now face as a nation. now, it's been clear for months what we face, yet the people's representatives, your elected leaders put off the key decisions until literally the last hour. the result was a deal that short-term was incoherent, it was frantically put together and the deal was, as one media report put it, the equivalent of putting a bandaid on a gun wound. the barack obama and his liberal allies want to broaden the scope and size of government and gives them more power, more control over your daily life. so, why does obama want this? what is his motive. he's the got to know this is bad for america, our government has now become singular, it's become cold and as never before, your government is greedy, selfish, irresponsible and they're acting in ways that are reckless and they're now robbing from future generations. now, let's take a look at this deal and how many americans it will hurt because thanks to the president and congressio

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this woman's face stolen, used in the strangest con game college football hass ever seen. later, we take you inside scientology. my interview with the man who has uncovered details no one else has. >>> we begin with breaking news. a military story that could also seriously alter the political battlefield perhaps for decades to come. cnn has learned that tomorrow defense leon panetta will open the door to women serving in combat units. it won't happen all at once. there will be certain limitations. for the first time in long history of american armed forces, a big door will be opening. the decision comes with plenty of women fighting and dying overseas it's important to mention. at least 130 women have been killed in iraq and afghanistan. more than 800 wounded. in a moment we'll talk to a congresswoman and iraq war veteran and look at political consequences. we start at the pentagon with our chris lawrence. this is ground breaking stuff after women flying helicopters, combat medics, assigned to submarines, this is the last great barrier to come down. right? >> you're exactl

. >> well, the president hass got to get past the debt ceiling in order to achieve his second term agendaut how does he do it when some republicans are threatening shutdown. chuck todd and howard fineman. chuck, you know, i get the sense i was listening to the late general schwarzkopf, the man shaping the battlefield. he's basically saying if this government gets shut down and we're not paying our bills, it's a decision by the republican-led house of representatives. he wants the story played that way. will the press or can it objectively say that if the government shuts down it's the republicans, simply their doing? >> when it comes to debt creeling if we -- there's two separate questions here. one -- and there's two separate ideas of is there something to negotiate. one is debt ceiling and what the president is saying there's no discussion on that. on the government shutdown, there seems to be a different tone from the president. i'll get to that in a minute but on debt ceiling, you're absolutely right. when you take that sentence, what he was trying to say because he's not talking abou

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it hassed through the senate 89-8, nin89-12. and then they went home. there's this thing called the hastert rule which means republicans won't bring republicans to the floor until they have a deal of republicans. and i was hoping they would kill it. i was hoping they would kill. and i was actually curous to see to see in progressives, ala, the t.a.r.p. vote would do that. nancy pelosi delivered the vote, one being yours. why did you vote for it? >> it was better than the alternative. the alternative was a massive spending that would have led to much higher unemployment. >> you're talking about the sequester? >> the sequester and the repeal of taxes at the same time. plus the sequester. plus, you would have had no -- extensions of unemployment would have gone away. the doc fix, that is say, medicare rates would have gone down by 20%. so a lot of people would not have been able to get taxes. it was better than the alt ti . alternative. i think we will look back on this as either a good thing or a bad thing in the next two months. >> let me ask you your qu

we're reading this morning that that could be a vote thap hass later on, maybe in february. how they would change it is you wouldn't need 60 votes to just consider a bill or end debate. there would still be a 60-vote requirement on final passage but allow legislation to at least come to the floor. how would you vote on that? guest: i hope that we do not change rules that have served this country well for more than 200 years. the senate, there's great tradition here. the rules are such that the majority just doesn't have its will. in the house, you know, if you have just a one-person majority in a body of 435, you can pretty much control what goes on. that's not the case in the senate. and that's a good thing. what we need here in the senate is a change in behavior. and i think that that extends to both sides of the aisle. we can't fill the tree, meaning it can't take away the opportunity for the minority party to have amendments. but the minority party has to realize that you can't be dilatory either. so i think we need some behavior changes, but not changes to the rules. th

recently the mississippi innocence project has hassed the supreme court to review four cases in which was a pathologist and expects to file ten additional requests, some of them death penalty cases. >> we're going to have to go back and examine just about every case that he had any contact with and we're in the process of doing that, thankfully, here in mississippi now. >> ballpark, how many cases? >> thousands. thousands. >> hayne sued attorneys for defamation, libel, and slander, a case that led to an out of court monetary settlement. but information was used in the petition seeking reviews of other mississippi murder cases. when asked tough questions about his tens and thousands of autopsies, hayne has a simple answer. >> i don't think there are errors in my work. >> and we reached out to mississippi's attorney general jim hood and his people sent us this statement. our office would not say this is or has ever been a matter of defending dr. hayne. if fraudulent testimony is found to have been given, either by a witness for the state or for the defense in any criminal case, this off

and from similar disasters around the world is that it's really primarily a cycle social impact and hassed to with loss jobs, fear of chemicals, a whole series of things that are fixable if we can improve our communication skills, our knowledge, and our willingness to share and tell the truth, and to me, one of the most telling problems that came out of the gulf was the issue of the dispercent. if i ask for a show of hands like i do in the gulf, how many heard of dispercent, everybody raises their hand, how many are concerned about the fact there was a secret ingredient as part of this? everybody raises their hand, and then say, well, i'm not going to ask for a show of hands now, but how many of you have taken an over the counter laxative? turns out that secret ingredient, that confidential business information is the most commonly sold laxative in the united states over the counter. it is no reason not to tell people about from a point of view from a toxicologist, i'm not really worried about what human exposure to that particular chemical, and i'm not sure what it does to the sea, that's

which we call all weather and that just hassing to to do with bets. assets the same risk parity. call risk parity. the problem is, when people try to diversify, and they own equities and equities has a volatility. >> right. >> that's large. or they own assets that do well when the economy does well and doly when the economy does badly they have a concentration of their risk in some assets. >> right. >> they need to have. they need to change the portfolio. they need to by longer duration bonds or bring up so that bonds and commodities and pieces have comparable impacts so that whatever happens in the economy will then have a balancing effect. because the one thing you can be most confident is that asset classes on average will outperform cash. >> okay. >> so if you have -- that's a strategic asset allocation. >> up 4u78. >> that's what the all-weather piece is. then there's the bets. the bets are zero sum. right? in order for you to beat me in the game, you're going to have -- it's like poker. it's a zpoer sum game. i have -- we have 1500 people that w

that's better than any prank call anybody hassed ever made. >> alisyn is is here with two sphrang men. >> tucker carlson and mike jerrick. >> how do they do that by the way. >> i don't know. >> he is dressed as a car seat. i want to know how he is did that is he behind the wheel. is he creed as a car seat. >> you could dress as our curvey couch. >> have to be a lot more uncomfortable to pull that off. vice president joe biden meeting with members of the video game industry to talk about how to prevent tragedies at sandy hook elementary. >> i have never shocked consciousness of the american people like 6 and 7-year-old students being riddled in the classroom. >> peter has more on the gun control talks. >> senator barbara boxer from california told the "the washington post" yesterday if school districts want to have a police presence they should be able to and those officers could be in june form or under cover. thee seemed to suggest the funding for those armed guards could come from the federal government. senator boxer has been a part of the gun violence task force. vice president bi

briefly before we get to that, i just want to say that the cap hassing team has grappled -- housing team has grappled with the prop of underwater mortgages for several years. last year we released the plan of reducing principal through shared appreciation, and we've called on the federal housing finance agency to permit services to reduce principal on loans owned by fannie mae and freddie mac. and we have, in the back we have these proposals and other materials we've produced on this subject. also you can find them, certainly, on the c.a.p. web site. so back to today. we've got a terrific panel of experts on both sides of this issue, and i'm looking forward to hearing from them, and let me introduce them briefly. steve gluckstern, raise your hand, steve, steve is the chairman of mortgage resolution partners, a firm that has developed a proposal to reduce mortgage principal using eminent domain and in discussions with municipal governments across the country. steve co-founded alternative asset management firms as met trust company and capital z partners as well as center reinsurance. cong

. >> leader reid hassed -- >> what's the time line? >> leader reid has said it will be first order of business and it is my hope we can get the whole thing done and on the president's desk by the end of this month. >> you're on the finance committee. which proposal or proposals do you favor to raise revenue through tax reform through deficit reduction this year? >> we've just passed a major tax revenue producing measure. there are lots of them on the table. i'm not going to get into the specifics yet. we'll sit down on the finance committee and discuss the various things available. >> which of the two proposed filibuster reforms do you support? >> the bottom line is we have to do something, the senate's broken. if we cannot come to a bipartisan agreement, we have to get 51 votes for some kind of change in proposal and that's easier said than done. so we're measuring. i think there's consensus on the democratic side we have to do something. and i would like to go as far as we can with something that passes and that's what we're trying t

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