>> reporter: years the haw was unclear and then -- haw was unclear and -- law was unclear. the retiring officers is not allowed to keep the assault weapon. >> so now we're in a conundrum of what do you do. >> reporter: because if cops are paid to pack and protect, who is going to pay them back? >> the department couldn't afford to buy this weapon in the first mace. how can they buy it back from the officer when he are he tires? >> reporter: that's when he supports a new bill that would ahow cops to keep their guns. but that is far from bullet proof. it is in the cross hairs of an unexpected source. bill weans hobbied to keep the guns in the hands of citizens like himself. so why is he lobbying to keep the guns out of the hands of a retire cops. he argues if they can own a restricted assault weapon, so should he. >> we'll see it goes to the governor's desk to be signed. >> reporter: because in vallejo cops had retire soon and the department can't afford to buy the guns back. >> reporter: both the assem bhi bhi and nate could ahow the officers oh cope their guns. but governor

elton brand has to be a force expense are hawes -- spencer hawes just came back.: our next telecast of bulls basketball will be wednesday night when they take on the raptors in toronto. join us at 6:00 on wciu tv. wgn america viewers one week from tonight the raptors face the bulls. our broadcast begins at 7:00 p.m. right here on wgn. the final score the bulls 89 the philadelphia 76ers 80. for stacey king, neil funk, good night from the united center. stay tuned to wgn news next. >> more than one dozen shootings in chicago and one of them led to the death of a six year-old girl caught in the crossfire. good evening i'm robert jordan. live in the news room with tonight's top story. family members identified the little girl as six year-old shall who died late this afternoon at mount sinai hospital please sage was shot in the abdomen when a group of people opened fire while she was sitting on her front porch. police say a car with several people in it drove up and started shooting at the home and the shots were meant for someone else but the child was hit instead the

>>> hawes counting the hours to be on tomorrow. according to an faa emmen certification the pilot did get a clean vote bill of health he wasn't too far in that met another medical evaluation until june and was certified as a ground and flight instructor and up until now had no record of being disciplined. a documentary about bullying hits theaters this weekend without a rating. the film had been giving an r rating for language the producers appealed the rating same the teams of the ones who need to see it most. the motion picture association which rates fell as refused to change its producers decided to release it without a rating. some parents say they will let their kids see this movie. duckweeds for years now the pentagon has been developing a high-tech ray gun that would stop people in their tracks without harming them it seemed ideally rock afghanistan but it's never been used david martin found out why. did waves called ray gun to boito? new improved version of the weapon refers to about four years ago. the antenna fired very

after the lebanon war, the last one, as we were hemming and hawing how we were going to support, pumping money, to the extent more agile supporting some of the friends we like this will affect the outcome. finally, of course, what's going to happen regarding iran's nuclear program. both scenarios present threats. attack on iran by israel or united states could go one way and potentially create a resurgence of sympathy to iran. on the other hand a nuclear iran would affect the balance of power and start a nuclear race." but i would conclude on a positive note and say until we see these things, until these changes happen, and they will not happen in a day or nity to some of the influence, bring some of the organizations that have been closer to iran to a place we feel more comfortable with. i don't believe we should do this at any price. as we approach homs, for example, some components ready to move, we should not, in my view compromise our positions. keep in mind we are at this moment in a moment of strength and they need to end this. thank you very much. looking forward to the discussio

very significant, and sequester would be catastrophic to the defense department, but it remains the haw. sequester is the law and will remain in effect unless congress takes action. and i don't know if it would be that easy to fix it. i just want to tell you, i think the president and the white house team and the defense department team needs to be thinking about what we can do, because i for one do not intend to eliminate the sequester totally as the present budget basically does. i think we'll have to find cuts in other programs in the remaining 60 plus percent of the budget that's been protected from any cuts, that needs to take some -- that's where we need to find some savings, too. it can't all come from the defense department. but that's a complex matter. i just would warn you that we're heading to that time and it did be a problem if we don't have a real solid plan to get out of it. with regard to navy shipbuilding, the plan -- you got a fourth quarter assessment coming up, mr. secretary, and you stated you intend to reach an inventory of 50 ships by 2019. would this assessment,

later at the press conference concluding the ministerial meeting, there was all of this hemming and hawing about how there might be a new mfn plural lateral agreement that would be able to destroy the plural lateral system. i've never quite been able to square those two thoughts. look, going back to what i said earlier, i think that the system has an awful lot of resilience and ability to sort this stuff out. and i should say, as a starting point, that in the -- in the group of countries, this friends group that is currently looking at services, there's no decision yet on exactly what form an agreement will take. and -- and the decision that ultimately is made will be a product of consensus inside of that group. but i do think there is infinite capability of the participants to carry on this one discussion and -- and have that be a complement to the multilateral trading system. having the discussion in geneva i think is actually -- whether it's technically part of the wto or not part of the wto i think is a very useful way of providing transparency to wto members who aren't participating d

. >> scott, see haw battle in the buckeye state all night long. 63 delegates are at stake there. rick santorum has the slim lead 38% to mitt romney's 36% with 52% of the precincts reporting. newt gingrich has 15% and ron paul has 9%. mitt romney has won the state. he wants govern massachusetts along with vermont and virginia. claims oklahoma and tennessee. newt gingrich has won georgia. romney has the lead in the delegate race with 273 delegates. newt gingrich 62 and ron paul has 25. as he mentioned it takes 1144 delegates to win the nomination. the polls closed an hour ago in i'd i'd. ron paul is hoping to do well there. the bottom line so far romney is the delegate leader but he has not sealed the deal. there's still more campaigning to go in the race for republican nomination. live in the news room ktvu channel 2 news. >> the republican candidate spent the early part of the day on the campaign trail. newt gingrich timed out to the address the lobbying group apeck. romney appeared via satellite. romney accusing barack obama being weak. santorum appearing in -- waiting for -- th

i think there hawes to be austerity but you have to find a balance between enough austerity to support or to win the confidence of the markets but not so much as to undermine the economy to the point where you're actually losing the effect of the austerity because you had such an adverse impact on growth. that will jupd miundermine gdp you'll lose confidence in the market. you have to find an in between place. i think it's that balance that each of the countries has to define. they have a large debt to gd ratio. spain didn't have a large debt to gdp ratio, but they had large debts. both of them are uncompetitive. >> let's move to the -- >> it is true. >> let's talk about the federal reserve now. you know this week's -- this month's issue of "atlantic" has ben bernanke on the cover calling him a hero. mr. voelker was asked what the fed was doing. he said it's his policy not to comment on what other fed chairman did. so let me ask you, how -- how is the fed doing? >> look, i think ben bernanke has done a good job. he came into an impossible and complex situation and took unprecedented ac

into the provincial areas looking for a wider, more diffused market but you get entrepreneurs like hawes and brady which try to crowd out what they call the cheap ones who are really making what they consider to be these flat portraits. but my argument, what i leave you with, i'm not so sure they're cheap. this is a plain portrait, quite similar in its mode to those earlier folk portraits. many folks in the 1840s would have wanted their portrait to look like those earlier painted portraits, one that has sort of a more direct gaze rather than a more romantic shading and one that has sort of flatter lighting that really doesn't privilege the face or the side of the face or anything else like that. so i think what's really interesting here at the very end is that it's really these new household goods that take their place by the 1840s, 1850s in a codified parlor vocabulary that signifies taste and refinement in works of currier and ives that you see here. there really is a victorian culture that takes place as a formulaic vocabulary. it is clear what objects, where you purchase them, these

but he has been ably helped by a team including management policy chief bill haw and his team deputy as well as sounding boards molly mir ran and kirk. we had facilities manager candice new man, and of course, our exec s.e.c. team led by steve moll. . so last but not least, just remind you that the secretary's remarks are open press. so smile for the cameras. and then the rest of the press as we move forward and so without further ado, let me please introduce secretary of state hilla>> thank you, cheryl. [ applause ] >> thank you all. so welcome. and welcome home. it is a great pleasure for me to start this conference, our second ever global chiefs can of mission conference. most of the time i see any of you, i am causing you more work and maybe more headaches as i'm either on the end of a phone or actually in your country. and this time, i get to host. and we've planned as cheryl said, a full day of events. we could have filled a week, but we know how busy each and every one of you happen to be. so we couldn't take that much time away from what you're doing on behalf of our country.

he hem and hawed around and then finally said, no. they are wealthy liberals, and they want to run other people's lives. and they are out there. this issue is not going to go away. host: this call is for miami. independent senator, and you're on the air. hello, edward? we're not hearing any audio out here. edward, try again. host: we got you, thanks. -- caller: with higher prices and true or not? all these republicans are lying, and my second scomment is it any wonder that the republican-led congress is up to no -- while you are naming post offices, people are losing their homes. that's my comment. thank you. guest: i can't hear. host: if we can please pull up the speaker, the senator can't hear through his earpiece. he said no wonder the g.o.p.-led congress has a low approval rating, they are renaming post offices while people are losing their houses. guest: well, what about the democrats? host: so what's your opinion of congress? guest: there's always a low opinion of congress. genuinely-speaking, people say they don't have like the

. >> i think romney did "hee-haw" in the 70s. >> wasn't santorum on "sex and the city" for awhile? >> yes, remember the guy that was dating -- >> carrie? >> yes, carrie. and he had issues and then that thing happened and he left a post-it note on the refrigerator saying i gotta go? that was santorum. >> bill, you say you don't believe any of this that adrian had his picture with obama at a fundraiser? i think the picture was him and a wax figure of the president. >> see, he has a lot of spare time on his hands. wax museum could fit in his schedule. i don't think this will happen at least while he is in office. if it is "entourage" it is rated r and there will be nudity and sex and no president would get involved. >> i would see a pg version of "entourage" just to see how horrible it could be. >> perfect example, "hangover 2". even bill clinton said no at the last minute. even bill clinton. >> and that movie was tame compared to bill clinton's real life. >> george w did do a cameo on the second kumar movie. >> he was doing some damage. looking at microwaves. >> that joke is too pric

attention on bob mcdonnell and the anti-abortion ultrasound bill he signed in last week after hemmin and hawing, it was easy to overlook, rick perry signed his ultrasound bill in law last may. forced vaginal probing is the law of the land in texas and the law is in effect. anybody who didn't know that about texas and governor rick perry, will know that by the end of the week. the great gary trudeau chose the topic because it was in the news, thanks to virginia governor bob "ultrasound" mcdonnell and relevance to the battle. the governor has chosen 2012 to relitigate freedom. why rick santorum, rush limbaugh, etal, thought it would be a good time to declare war on have the electorate. to ignore it would have been comedy malpractice. he may have been inspired. the series set to run through saturday is specifically set in texas. where arguably the strictest ultrasound law in the country is in law and is already being enforced. this panel i showed you before, this one specifically invoking governor perry by name, that panel will be running later this week, here is today's strip. a woman at a clinic

my hee haw. >> that was a terrible day. >> we'll end there.unny man joel mchale is here. what is going on in there? he's got interns with him. >> what is happening? >> i don't want to know. >> do we know that young lady? >> no. >> does his wife? >> and the results of today's "ambush makeover." and my hair got a shoutout. it did well. >> it did. say it. it was a poll. >> a poll. >> two thumbs up on the klg do. >> you don't want it the other way around because it takes a while for it to grow. >> it was 77% for the hair. and the other percents, they don't know anything. >> they don't like it. we'll be right back. does he have to come on? >> he does. right after this. >> never did like him. tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, ha

yee-haw. >> isn't that gorgeous?> that's gorgeous. >> oh, my goodness. >> it looks like it's maybe 30 minutes from here. trinidad. woo hoo. >> save the best for last. a lot of theaters. oh. >> reporter: after a few wrong turns, mac and judy get to their motel. >> oh, my. >> this is definitely funky. going to get into our room, which is number 19. and it's a no-smoking room. and i hear dogs barking. so, i already feel at home. >> not bad. >> tv works. >> reporter: before he's even unpacked, mac heads straight for the tv. >> i want to see if all my channels worked. if they didn't, they'd have to give us another room. >> reporter: by late evening, eric and deva make it across the state line. and deep into colorado. >> it is 8:20 p.m. we have been driving for, what? nine, ten hours? we've been through cheyenne, denver, pueblo. we're about 60 miles from trinidad right now. >> reporter: finally, 12 hours after they set out, they arrive in trinidad. exhausted but excited. >> we're here, we're here. this trip has an ending o

yee-haw. >> i was wondering what was in your britches, all this time. and it's spirit. okay.what i'll tell my wife next time, when she complains. okay. thank you. after the mexicans. all right. let's go to weather now. >> jimmy: he managed to be creepy, mildly racist, and he humiliated his wife, all in one weather report. it's impressive. he's a tuscaloose canon is what he's is. march madness is going. 16 games in play. i only lost one game today in the first round. this is a pretty good story. a fifth grader from west omaha, a young man named max, got into trouble because he organized an ncaa pool at his elementary school. he went around, and passed out bracket sheets. and collected money from the other kids. and the principal found out. and she called the parents to put a stop to it. this is why we're falling behind china. if our kids don't have a place to learn how to gamble, how in the future are adults going to know how to gamble? they aren't. well, we tracked the boy down today because i wanted to learn more about this. and here, now, through the miracle of skype, is 11

month a jury awarded $4 million in damages to the families of two victims who filed wrongful death hawes against the state. >>> in sanford -- lawsuits against the state. >>> in sanford, florida, the community is preparing for another protest in support of trayvon martin taking place tomorrow in front of police headquarters. meanwhile the family of the neighborhood watch volunteer who shot the teen is speaking out. robert zimmerman jr. told cnn that his older brother george was acting in self-defense. >> pulled out a gun and shot him, that's absolutely not fact. no, it is not what happened. >> he did pull out a gun and shoot him, right? >> well, he stopped someone from disarming him and shooting him. >> robert zimmerman jr. said martin confronted his older brother punching him in the face knocking him to the ground, but in surveillance video taken 40 minutes after the attack zimmerman has no obvious facial or head injuries. police let zimmerman go after they determined there wasn't enough evidence to charge him. a special prosecutor is now on the case. >>> still ahead the unbelievable vid

he is intelligent and well-read on the haw.s to beat around the bush he never wants to give you full truth answers. and you have to extract a little bit of truth from what he is telling you. between you and i you have to know how it looks. >> i didn't know what it was. i stuck it in my stuff. >> you think that guy you were holding it for, your buddy is that what he's into? >> i guess. >> you think? >> you're an educated guy. >> but it would be an opinion. >> i'm saying educated guess. >> if that's what he do. >> one plus one is equaling two. >> i'm saying as far as i'm concerned. >> i'm not saying you have anything -- i already know. my gut feeling is if he's not running the tax scam he has close associates up in state prison that are doing this. >> you want to know about the tax forms. make it easy for me. >> he's willing to give us information but of course with brian singletary he wants something in return and what he's wanting is something i can't give him and that's help on his appeal is why he is in state prison right now

it's from 1991, and it shows then haw vard law school student barack obama at a protest. they were upset har variety did not have a tenured black woman on its faculty. breitbart who died unexpectedly last month. it isn't just sponsors cutting ties with rush limbaugh. rock star peter gabriel does not want him using his music on his show. he's upset about the comments over sandra fluk whom he criticized. g g gabrial's song "sledgehammer" was playing in the background. >>> there are calls to go into syria, but the pentagon says that move just doesn't make sense. leon panetta testified yesterday. he said he's against sending troops until they know what the mission is and how much it will cost. the group's top republicans john mccain criticized them. he said the president needs to show more leadership. panetta said the situation in syria, quote, has no simple answers. >>> this morning we now know the details of whitney houston's will. she left everything to her daughter bobbi kristina. the money will be placed in a trust until she turns 21. she mentioned her ex-husband bobby b

you know, we are going to talk about the importance of -- of making sure hawe drill offshore and we have a president who is doing everything he can to stop energy development in this country and see those price guess higher. we will talk about government controlling lives. that's the message from iowa, through every one of these states. i feel very confident that that message and the fact that we can contrast hurs ourselves -- contrast ourselves on energy and health care, far superior to governor romney. the voters out here know he's not a conservative that you can trust. and -- and frankly wasn't a conservative as governor. they are looking for someone who will take it to barack obama and we can do that. >> he or his super pac is coming after you for a planned parenthood vote. he climb claims that you are not the conservative you allege to be. >> he gave money to planned parenthood. that's pretty funny that he would be attacking me as someone who filled out planned parenthood surveys with 100%. when you vote on a large budget, there are things that you don't like. if he can attack me, h

that over the last three years when iran has engaged in negotiations, there has been hemming and hawing and stalling and avoiding the issues in ways that the international community has concluded were not serious. and my expectations, given the consequences of inaction for them, the severe sanctions that are now being applied, the huge toll it's taking on their economy, the degree of isolation that they're feeling right now, which is unprecedented, they understand that the world community means business. to resolve this issue will require iran to come to the table and discuss in a clear and forthright way how to prove to the international community that the intentions of their nuclear program are peaceable. they know how to do that. this is not a mystery. and so it's going to be very important to make sure that on an issue like this, there are complexities. it obviously had to be methodical. i don't expect a breakthrough in a first meeting. but i think we will have a pretty good sense fairly quickly as to how serious they are about resolving the issue. and there are steps that they can

. >> 83 in miami. 55 in new york. 70s in oma haw, indianapolis and kansas city. wet 49 in seattle. 64 in boise and 75 in albuquerque. >> remember this from the other night. time for our boo-yah favorite story of the day. a good news/bad news thing. the good news is that 82-year-old golfer pat cook nailed a hole in one during a recent tournament in florida. the bad news, no cameras were rolling. >> bummer. >> but there were plenty of eyewitnesses who saw her 130-foot shot. cook says when they arrived on the green they could only find three balls. it took them awhile to notice the ball was in the hole. check the hole, guys. that's where the ball was. >> you make it too easy sometimes. that was well played. congratulations to her. i still need video proof but 82 years old. great. well done. >> we'll be right back with more "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by swiffer wet sweeper. [ female announcer ] with swiffer wet cleaning better doesn't have to take longer. i'm done. i'm gonna...use these. ♪ give me just a little more time

. >> a haw. >> take a look. >> you want go to the store. the stupid store.>> excuse me for thinking that you might enjoy it. i should have known better since you never liked anything i did for you. >> you never did anything for me? >> i took you in. i cooked your meals. >> let's not do this now. >> i don't go to work so that you won't be alone. >> because you're afraid of what i'll do to your house. >> and look what happened. >> do you want me to leave? >> of course not. >> it was always easier, that's why you chased me away. >> thank you. >> that's the wonderful cami blanchard playing my sister. she's amazing. >> you not only had to go for it in an acting role but the executive producer. how was that? >> it was great. when we did "sex and the city" we were creating it. even though sarah jessica had the title, you kind of get spoiled. when you get out in other roles you realize, wow, i've missed that. it was wonderful. i got to choose the cast. the director, a wonderful irishman. it's hard to do both at the same time. >> do you see this somewhere that you'll

up next hank haw knee talked about the new tell all book. >>> and tim tebow mania hits the big apple and new jersey as well. how will the quarterback perform as a new york jet? i'll give you a hint, he says he's >>> there's a person right there stuck in the mud for about an hour. happened at a construction site in atlanta. it was so bad one of the firefighters got stuck as well. here's the good news. we're told everybody's okay. probably not how you want to start your day. glad everyone's okay. >>> we told you on monday how tiger woods won his first pga tournament in over 2 1/2 years. as you can guess, tiger was very happy and very relieved. >> it felt good. a lot of hard work. so thankful for a lot of people helping me out along the way. you all know who they are. it's been tough. today was unbelievable. >> hank haney was tiger's coach for six of his most successful years and quit in 2010. his new memoir, "the big miss," is the focus of some controversy. good to have you here. >> thank you. >> why is the book controversial? >> i think a lot had to do with the fact that once sentence

that over the last three years when iran has engaged in negotiations, there has been hemming and hawing and stalling and avoiding the issues in ways that the international community has concluded we are not serious. and my expectations given the consequences of inaction for them, the severe sanctions that are being applied. the huge to it's taking on their economy. the degree of isolation they are feeling right now which is unprecedented. they understand that the world community means business. to resolve this issue will require iran to come to the table and discuss in a clear and forthright way how to prove to the international community that the intentions of their nuclear program are peaceful. they know how to do that. this is not a mystery. and so it's going to be important to make sure that on an issue like this, there are complexities. it obviously has to be methodical. i don't expect a break through in a first meeting. but i think we'll have a good sense fairly quickly about how serious they are about resolving the issues. and there are steps they can take that would send a signa

he hem and hawed around and then finally said, no. they are wealthy liberals, and they want to run other people's lives. and they are out there. this issue is not going to go away. host: this call is for miami. independent senator, and you're on the air. hello, edward? we're not hearing any audio out here. edward, try again. host: we got you, thanks. -- caller: with higher prices and true or not? all these republicans are lying, and my second scomment is it any wonder that the republican-led congress is up to no -- while you are naming post offices, people are losing their homes. that's my comment. thank you. guest: i can't hear. host: if we can please pull up the speaker, the senator can't hear through his earpiece. he said no wonder the g.o.p.-led congress has a low approval rating, they are renaming post offices while people are losing their houses. guest: well, what about the democrats? host: so what's your opinion of congress? guest: there's always a low opinion of congress. genuinely-speaking, people say they don't have like the

that over the last three years, when iran has engaged in negotiations, there has been hemming and hawinglling and avoiding the issues. in ways that the international community has concluded were not serious. and my expectations, given the consequences of inaction for them, the severe sanctions that are now being applied, the huge toll that it's taking on their economy, the degree of isolation that they're feeling right now, which is unprecedented, they understand that the world community means business. to resolve this issue will require iran to come to the table and discuss in a clear and forthright way how to prove to the international community that the intentions of their nuclear program are peaceful. they know how to do that. this is not a mystery. and so it's going to be very important to make sure that, on an issue like this, there are complexities, it obviously has to be methodical. i don't expect a breakthrough in a first meeting, but i think we will have a pretty good sense, fairly quickly, as to how serious they are about resolving the issue. and there are steps that they can

doubt that over the last three years when iran has engaged in negotiations there has been hemming and hawingthat the international community has concluded were not serious. and my expectations, given the consequences of inaction for them, the severe sanctions that are now being applied, the huge toll it's taking on their economy, the degree of isolation that they're feeling right now -- which is unprecedented -- they understand that the world community means business. to resolve this issue will require iran to come to the table and discuss in a clear and forthright way how to prove to the international community that the intentions of their nuclear program are peaceful. they know how to do that. this is not a mystery. and so it's going to be very important to make sure that, on an issue like this -- there are complexities, it obviously has to be methodical. i don't expect a breakthrough in a first meeting, but i think we will have a pretty good sense fairly quickly as to how serious they are about resolving the issue. and there are steps that they can take that would send a signal to the int

[applause] >> but he has been ably helped by a team, including management policy chief bill haw and his team of deputies, mike jacobs and molly more ran and tom's staff member, kurt. we had facility manager candace, and director of protocol and our exec sec team. [applause] >> so last but not least, i want to just remind you that the secretary's remarks are open press, so smile for the cameras. and then the rest of the conference will be closed press as we move forward, and so without further adieu, let me please introduce secretary of state, hillary rodham clinton. >> thank you, sheryl. [applause] >> thank you all. so, welcome, and welcome home. it is a great pleasure for me to start this conference, our second-ever global chiefs of mission conference. most of the time i see any of you, i am causing you more work and maybe more headaches as i'm either on the end of a phone or actually in your country, and this time i get to host, and we've plan, as cheryl said, full day of events. we could have filled a week, but we know how busy each and every one of you happen to be. so, we couldn't

with a gun and drive around and say you will look to someone to have a confrontation to utilize this hawthen kill that person. >>clayton: you identify this as a particular bad case to use against this law, but drug dealers and gangbangers all getting off from homicide charges because of the law. is it working? >>guest: well, i believe as a criminal defense attorney this law is working it has been a boon to criminal defense attorneys. no one has a more sacred obligation than law enforcement to obey and to follow the laws the question in this case, should the law be used in this case. people have a right to defend themselves. you need to not have to wait for the police to show up and come. if you believe you are in danger and you will be killed you should have a right to defense yourself. do you not have a right to hunt someone down and to follow someone. george zimmerman no matter what the lawyer says at this point in time because it is tooley to tell we don't have a rush to judgment but a stampede. if he believes he was going to be harmed and going to be killed, i am not saying that appl

doubt that over the last three years when iran has engaged in negotiations there has been hemming and hawing and stalling and avoiding the issues in ways that the international community has concluded were not serious. and my expectations, given the consequences of inaction for them, the severe sanctions that are now being applied, the huge toll it's taking on their economy, the degree of isolation that they're feeling right now -- which is unprecedented -- they understand that the world community means business. to resolve this issue will require iran to come to the table and discuss in a clear and forthright way how to prove to the international community that the intentions of their nuclear program are peaceful. they know how to do that. this is not a mystery. and so it's going to be very important to make sure that, on an issue like this -- there are complexities, it obviously has to be methodical. i don't expect a breakthrough in a first meeting, but i think we will have a pretty good sense fairly quickly as to how serious they are about resolving the issue. and there are steps that the

my hee haw. >> we'll end there. coming up next, funny man joel mchale is here.is wife? and results of today's "ambush makeover." and my hair got a shoutout. it did well. >> it did. say it. it was a poll. >> a poll. >> two thumbs up on the klg do. >> you don't want it the other way around because it takes a while for it to grow. >> it was 77% for the hair. and the other percents, they don't know anything. >> they don't like it. we'll be right back. does he have to come on? >> he does. ♪ i woke up to a feeling ♪ every little thing has meaning ♪ ♪ i woke up to a light bulb on ♪ every little thing is possible now ♪ [ female announcer ] we've added a touch of philadelphia cream cheese to our kraft natural cheese to make it creamier. so whatever you make isn't just good, it's amazing. ♪ life is amazing with the love that i've found ♪ [ female announcer ] and to make a creamier sandwich, try new kraft touch of philadelphia slices. whose non-stop day starts with back pain... and a choice. take advil now and maybe up to four in a day. or choose aleve and two pills for a

[applause] but he has been ably held by a team, including management policy chief, bill haw, and his deputy and the other staff members. we also have the facilities manager. of course, our executive team led so impeccably by steve mull. [applause] last and not least, i want to remind you that the secretary's remarks are open press. so smile for the camera. [laughter] the rest of the conference will be closed press. without further ado, let me please introduce secretary of state hillary will rodham clinton -- hillary rodham clinton. >> thank you, cheryl. [applause] thank you all. welcome, and welcome home. it is a great pleasure for me to start this conference, our second ever global chiefs of mission conference. most of the time i see any of you, causing you more work and maybe more headaches as i am either on the end of a phone or actually in your country. and this time i get to host. and we have planned a full day of even its. we could have filled a week, but we know how busy each and everyone that you happened to be. so we cannot take that much time away from what you are doing on

that over the last three years, when iran has engaged in negotiations, there has been hemming and hawingrld community means business. to resolve this issue will require iran to come to the table and discuss in a clear and forthright way how to prove to the international community that the intentions of their nuclear program are peaceful. they know how to do that. this is not a mystery. so it's going to be very important to make sure that on an issue like this there are complexities, it obviously has to be methodical. i don't expect a break through in a first meeting. but i think we'll have a pretty good sense fairly quickly as to how serious they are about resolving the issue. and there are steps that they can take that would send a signal to the international community and that are verifiable that would allow them to be in compliance with international norms, in compliance with international mandates, abiding by the nonproliferation treaty, and provide the world an assurance that they're not pursuing a nuclear weapon. they know how to do it. the question will be whether in these discuss