eric hayden as weird. when i asked her, what do you mean by weird, she said well, on one occasion i saw him down in the parking lot. it was raining. he didn't have any shoes on. he was smoking a cigarette, and he was watching people come and go. and as i watched him, i realized he was paying particular attention to the women. >> and during questioning, hayden initially claimed he was out drinking with friends at the time of the murder. later, he said he was drinking alone. >> when his story started changing, they considered the fact he admittedly drinks to the point where he doesn't know what's going on. >> hayden was also a smoker, which was significant since the killer left cigarette ashes behind. >> but the only forensic evidence in this crime was the palm print on dawn's bed sheet. and the print was so poor, there was no way to make a comparison. desperate for answers, detectives called in forensic investigator eric berg. they wanted another opinion on whether or not something could be done with those

hayden is still fighting for survival and is making progress she had a weight milestone and is now 4 pounds. now that being said, her lungs are still struggling and she is still in an incubator. the couple, there's still facing expenses, their raising money on gofundme paid page. they have just over $51000. >> jason a story about the huge industry of dating, now it is gone into infidelity and who is not be a faithful. >> the bomb has been dropped, the cheating site at madison.com the tagline is have an affair on ashley madison today. it's where people in relationship sign up to cheat on their significant others, now cheaters are exposed. 32 million users. i went out to jersey city to check out a new dating site that is all about fidelity. it's basically a a site for people who have been cheated on called fidelity dated.com. the cocreator told me about the site. >> at the dating website for people have been cheated on or betrayed or singles who are looking for faithful relationship. >> the most interesting part is they created this after a horrible relationship expands herself. >> i h

we had general hayden on earlier. actually expressing concerns. expressing concern about congress sending the deal because of the signal it would send across the world. how did we get to where we are from all of this reporting? >> well, it is a large topic. i think if you can kind of step back for a moment, you can ask three questions about it. what were -- what was obama, john kerry, the administration trying to do? stop iran from getting the bomb. but also, opening the door to some sort of negotiation, we're going to deal with you. please deal with us. the second thing is did they achieve what they set out and there's immense controversy about that as there should be. i think everyone would say, yes, it was worth trying. our system turns this over to the executive branch. obama did a credible job, quite frankly, on this. i think you can offer all kinds of criticism. but he's the one who is assigned it. we spend our lives in the book writing business. i'll write a book and people say oh, but you shouldn't have done this or you should have written

pat hayden said in a statement he is disappointed but no word whether the university or n.c.a.a. will discipline the head coach. yesterday he made an apology. >> it was inappropriate. i feel bad for the university of southern california. i feel bad for pat hayden, i feel bad for our players and i the way i acted was irresponsible and something that i obviously don't condone. juliet: moving on, and espn suspended former red sox pitching great courage coming after he posted a tweet comparing muslims to hitler. >> 5% to 10% of muslims are extremists, in 1940 only 7% of germans were not these. how did that go? he said the tweet is completely unacceptable so they removed him from his current little league assignment. he is covering the little league world series. they can take further action. bling later tweeted he accepted suspension and said he made a bad decision. green nice start. no umbrella yesterday. >> you might need a sweater. >> get out of here. you can start already, not in >> 50 degree readings in monticello. >> hoboken cheerleading uniforms, the bottom is exactly is that.

i just shared with you that the husband has passed but hayden is fighting for her life. the eye surgery was a success. they are still trying to raise money and they have been stuck in portugal since the month of may. they are still trying to keep everything running here. they reset their goal is to $60,000 and they have just over $50,000 raised. if you can help, visit their go fund me page/twins in portugal. >> this robot is equipped with a gps, the robot trip across the was supposed to end in san francisco, but that was stopped when the robot was vandalized in philadelphia. >> you don't smoke it, you do alcoholic. what do you have? >> i was in new york city's first ever cava bar. i went to check it out and i have to tell you that it kind of seems like any other bar but it is completely different. and by the way, i brought you some cava. it's made from a root. it's all natural and it's been used for thousands of years. you don't have that intoxicated feeling of the head. >> it is going to relax your body >> do not worry, that is natural. >> this is not your mom is cava.

transparent pool 10 stories in the air and said to be the first of its kind >>> and happy birthday to haydener turing 26, and kenny rogers, 77, thanks for watching. "sidwipg" depy -heovnig crh tt >>> side swiping a deputy, the overnight crash that sent a local official to the hospital, what we know it this morning coming up. >>> plus up in flames, crews battle a three alarm warehouse fire in vallejo that shuts down a freeway for hours, the damage left behind from the flames next. e xt. destruction in washington state as crews from around the world come in to help save communities from vicious flames here. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> good morning.. i'm kris sanchez in for laguardia. >> and i'm sam brock. it is friday, the weekend is here. you've no doubt made plans will the weather cooperate? let's check in with pc. >> we have a great weekend headed our way, a little

. >>> and happy birthday to hayden panater, and kenny rogers, 77, my name is amanda and i smoked while i was pregnant. my baby was born two months early and weighed only three pounds. this is the view i had of her in the nicu. my tip to you is speak into the opening so your baby can hear you better. you can quit. talk with your doctor. for more help call 1-866-ny-quits . >>> right now a charred hole next to the side of a high school following a massive explosion in the bronx. >>> a gloomy start to our friday. storm team 4 will show us how the heavy rains will impact the morning commute. >>> plus, why the topless women in times square can agree to an -- in packed pedestrian plazas. "today in new york" starts now. good morning everyone. good morning everybody. it's 4:30 a.m. on this friday, august 21st. i'm michael gargiulo. >>> i'm pat battle in for darlene this morning. hello kitty like somewhere with an umbrella. >> let's check in with chris cimino with an update on the storms that happened to our area overnight. >> there were heavy downpours. the good news about this line of showers

i teal bad for pat hayden, i feel bad for our players. and i feel bad for my own kids, that the way that i acted was irresponsible and saying thats only don't condone. >> and in the nfl, former jets' quarterback backup. vick met with the team earlier today and signed a one-year deal. he played ten game for the jets last season. >> that is right. >> yeah. speculation. >> we ran out of time. born to run turns 40 today. go look it up on itunes spotify. >> wow. >> all right. >> it does make you feel old. that is the point. >> take care. [excited yelling] ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. another episode? definitely. we all use it differently. so why should we get it all the same way? call time warner cable to get the internet speed you need. are you guys texting each other? whether it's 3 megs or 300 megs. yeah. for the right price. from $14.99 everyday low price internet, to 300 meg ultra-fast internet, we have you covered. even with wifi at home and on the go. plans start at $14.9

i feel bad for pat hayden, i feel bad for our players and i feel bad for my own kid. that the way i acted was irresponsible and something that i obviously don't condone. juliet: that was a contrite apology. former red sox pitching great courage shelling suspended after he posted a tweet comparing muslims to hitler. ben: it is that only 5% to 10% of muslims are extremists. in 1940 only 7% of germans were not seas. how did that go? espn says the tweet was completely unacceptable so they remove him from his current little league assignment and said they could take further action. a bad decision. juliet: he hasn't gotten into the hall of fame because you exercise. you choose the salad. occasionally. but staying well - physically, financially, emotionally - its hard on your own. so cigna's got your back, and your knees, 24/7. cigna's there to answer your questions. or when you need some coaching. in sickness and in health, cigna's there, helping you that's having a partner, who's with you all the way.

. >> i've got something for you about hayden. he's saying this is funny but it's not all fun and games. this is really serious. hillary should be take it seriously. listen to him. >> put legality aside just for a second. it's stupid and dangerous. and now i would challenge -- >> dangerous to who? >> to her. and to the aren't the republican and to american secrets. i never had a smartphone until i left government because of the sensitivity of the information i would put on there, even if it were unclassified. >> so that's a former nsa director, hayden, saying this is stupid, it's dangerous. it's a matter of national security. it's reckless disregard for the law and for the security of this country. >> and i think that the thing that would be the death knell to her candidacy if something emerged. remember how upset she was when wikileaks went out and julian assange. she says this jeopardized our relationships with other nations and it did. can you imagine if china release the some of the hacking. secretary of state kerry said i'm s

later in the day, carl hayden of air a air. as the call bin begins, lbj mentions barely goldwater. >> i see goldwater says it's going to be a close vote. is that vote going to be close today? on medicare? >> i don't know -- >> i see in the morning television, he says he's flying back from air a air a to vote on it. >> yeah. >> don't you let them beat us, carl. >> well, [ expletive ] i voted that before. >> as i remember, though one waited for us to see if we had to have you. >> yeah. >> won't you do that today? >> well, i might. >> do that now because we can't lose this one. this is one we can't lose. we have to have these old people and they're thick as thieves all over the country and the polls show that's the most population we've got. >> well, you agree to do what you did last time, wait and see, and if with don't need you, do what you have to. don't let the republicans win over me. >> i hate like that on the other hand. >> do like you did before. wait and see if if we don't have to have you, well, we don't and we hope we d

see how the quarterbacks take the corrections that we have made, apply them on the the field, both hayden and chris have done an excellent job this training field. i'm confidence whoever is in the game, they will win for us. ultimately we will make a decision, but we are not ready to make it yet. >> which attribute do you like in these guys? >> i don't know there's a lot of separation. that's part of the reason i haven't made the decision. both are doing a good job of protecting the football and running the football team. i'm pleased right now, but you have to make great decisions and run the football, and ultimately whoever is in the game will have to do that for us. >> whoever is in the game will have to slow to your wide receiver who was all big 10 last year, 10 touchdowns, more than 1,000 receiving yards, expected to have another big season this year, and with those expectations, some guys can crumble under the expectations, and sometimes these guys step up and meet the moment. what do you see that makes you believe he will be one of the guys who steps up? >> leante has been a special

hayden, who was picked on early and often against the minnesota vikings last week and also some really big match-ups and intriguing position battles going on specifically with the raiders' receivers and the raiders' running backs. we'll see how it all plays out in the coming weeks. kickoff set for 5:00. and of course it's going to be seen right here on nbc bay area. that's it for me, guys. >> all right. thanks so much, fallon. here's a programming note. coming up next, the arizona cardinals take on the raiders in oakland. as we just heard from fallon smith this is their third preseason game of the year. after that bay area revelations, a culinary journey. then a special edition of abc news, they'll be here at 9:00. then after that the carmichael show. then at 11:00 join us for your regular 11:00 news. >> all right. >> got it out. >> yeah. >> well, practice certainly makes perfect. all weekend the bay area's civil air patrol took to the east bay skies for training exercises. >> it's all to prepare for natural disasters. today they took off from livermore and carried out search and rescu

in this portion of a call with senate appropriations committee chair particularly hayden of arizona. as the call begins lbj mentioned presidential rival and arizona republican senator barry goldwater. >> i see goldwater's flying back. he says it's going to be a mighty close vote. is that vote going to be close today? >> well -- >> on medicare. i see on the morning television he says he's flying back from arizona. >> to vote on it. >> yeah, yeah. don't you let him beat us, karl. >> well, dammit, i voted against that before -- >> as i remember you waited for us to see if we had to have you. >> yes. >> won't you do that today? >> well, i might. >> do that now because we can't lose this one. this is one we can't lose. we got to have these old people and they're just thick as thieves all over the country and that's the most -- the polls show that's the most population we got. >> well -- >> you agree to do what you did last time, wait and see. if we don't need you, we'll do what we have to. your vote don't let the republicans win over me. >> i hate like hell to have that happen, on the oth

. >> reporter: 20-year-old hayden palmer describes carlo as a good guy.ys his mom allowed him to go to the ring when he was a teen. >> i was shocked. so was she. most people around here. >> reporter: the incidents date back to november of last year. most recent just last month. >> that's pretty scary to know even how long, that skating ring has been around for many, many years, and it kind of makes you wonder how many more people were, you know, violated. >> reporter: gloucester county prosecutor's office asked that anyone with information on carlo video taping children particularly here at the skating ring to call them. in franklinville, shawnette wilson fox 29 news. >> investigators are still searching for a drive by shooter in kensington that has put three people in the hospital. we told you about this last night. gold mini van pulled up to house on the 2400 block of body know street around 6:00 last night. a guy was standing up through the sun roof and started firing at three people sitting on the front stoop. he shot one woman four times in her stoma

general michael hayden, former head of the cia, dianne feinstein, the ranking democrat former chairman. senate intelligence has said that this bulk collection has worked. has protected us. let me give you a specific example, if -- and this is the one that law enforcement officials say, if we suddenly discover a terrorist phone number that's being used, let's say, out of pakistan, and we want to go back and find out who that person has been talking to, if we haven't been collecting the records how do we go back and trace who that terrorist on that cell phone number has been calling for six months? >> what you're describing is actually an instance in which we do have specific information. and we would write that down and say we have suspicion and i would sign a warrant on that. >> but the point is if we haven't been collecting the records along the whole time, when we discover today that there's a bad guy out there using a phone call, how do we trace who we called six months ago? >> the records are kept by the phone company. and typically are kept for 18 months or more. there's no eviden

>> there are a lot of respected people, maybe you wouldn't say they're respected, general michael hayden, former head of the cia, dianne feinstein, the ranking democrat, former chairman of senate intelligence, that says that this bulk collection has worked and has protected us. let me give you a specific example. this is one that law enforcement officials say. if we suddenly discover a terrorist phone number being used out of pakistan and we want to go back and find out who that person has been talking to, if we haven't been collecting the records, how do we go back and trace who that terrorist on that cell phone number has been calling over the last six months? >> well, what you're describing is actually an instance in which we do have specific information and we would write that down and we would say we have suspicion and i would sign the warrant for that. then you get the information. >> wait, sir. >> the records are out there -- >> the point is if we haven't been collecting the records along the whole time when we discovered today that there's a bad guy out there using a phone call,

there was another hearing in the armed services today and yesterday, former general hayden who was the head of the cia described it as iran getting guns and butter and more to support terrorism. it's a real issue. >> thank you very much. it's a big day. it changed the complexion of this debate about the iranian vote that is linking republicans, by extension some democrats as being in line with those iranian mullahs who are similarly saying outrage things. the message that obama is sending to democrats, do you want to be in that camp. it changed the debate today. shepard smith on these documents out of nashville. >> some extraordinary events. unprecedented speed with which we're getting more information. the suspect is identified. they know who he is. in addition, all that pepper spray that happened at the theater, that was the suspect, according to police. the spokesperson speaking. we'll listen for umtrom the beg, here. >> at 1:15 this afternoon. police officers responded to a report of an active shooter taking place here at the hickory eight movie theater. there were two officers wor

can you imagine tom hayden crashing the black-and-white all or stokely carmichael even better crashing the ball. are they oblivious to the generational divide? are they unwilling in 1966, are they unwilling to even factor in the civil rights movement as an important component part of the commonwealth or as a final critique of the commonwealth or did they just turn their backs on these things and argue with each other? >> yes and no. in 19666 is right is black power is coming. the more nonviolence movement of martin luther king is still carrying on. starting to pick apart and 65 66 and 67 absolutely absolutely but there still is hope that we can reform this idea of the commonweal to the way that buckley and mailer wants to see fit. i don't want to say they don't see it taking apart but they sense there's this break is coming. there has been too much built up in the early 60s. their there are challenges from the left and from the white -- right. as represented by these conservative parties starting to get votes throughout the country. the right of the left are attacking the common middle

. >> let me just say that mike hayden the former cia director, he said this is ridiculous. how can you say you're watching tv? this is like uncle jack screaming at the tv oh, my god, i can't stand these people. and he's now running the country? going to trust that guy with the bomb? >> it's just one bad answer. he gave a bad answer. >> we have a collection shots of him also discussing -- >> what are sots? >> sound on tape little man. >> we have to stop isis. i didn't want to do iraq. it was a big mistake. it should never have happened. the way we got out was also a big mistake. we cannot let isis continue to do what they're doing. >> i believe more strongly in the military and military strength than anybody running by a factor of a million. i will tell you, and i told them, we are going to make our military so strong and so powerful and so incredible we're going to take care of our vets by the way as part of it. >> so brian, there's a new poll that says 32% trust him most to handle isis, which nobody else came close. my issue is, we're not talk about military intelligence a

as tom hayden has written, the worst aspects of vietnam policy are being recycled instead of reconsideredurge you to read his forgotten power of vietnam protest. we refused to allow the vietnamese to vote for reunification in 1956 for fear they would vote for ho chi min. many people sadly believe the pervasive postwar myth that veterans returning home from vietnam were commonly spat upon by protesters. as christian says, it became an article of faith that the most shameful aspect of the vietnam war was the nation's failure to embrace and honor returning soldiers. honoring returning soldiers doesn't make the war honorable, be a vietnam or afghanistan or iraq. [applause] and the best way to honor our soldiers is to bring them safely home. as james fellowes writes regarding military members as heroes makes up for condemning them to unwinnable missions. the pentagon has chosen to commemorate the vietnam war is a multiyear, multi-dollar thank vet for ae as afghan rainy said, thank you to heroes discouraged dissent. we practice dissent then, we must practice dissent now. we must, as dr. king ta

strengthening, safety hayden at play. it is the start of a new week of the markets.ast week, we saw some of the most turbulent sessions in recent times. there is little to suggest that things have calmed down. david joins us with what you need to know. david: good morning. let's recap what happened on wall street. friday, what we are seeing in asia is reflective of the acceleration of selloff. worst single they dropped for the s&p 500 index. can we get back up? let's talk about this first. at highest since early july, looking at four-month lows. 46%.ix, 47%.iday, since 2011,st pop the height of the european debt crisis. on wall street, that is what you have -- a very bad day. 492 stocks were down, and there was selling pressure towards the close. that is what futures are telling us right now. there is a fair amount of risk aversion as we enter the morning. awayood thing we can take is that a lot of people are in touch. we can expect a few of these to pick up. at 15.7.&p, trading angie: i am grabbing some extranet -- extra notes here. supporting stocks -- tell us abou

with and he wants me to play all the time and it's "the wrong song," which is the song i sing with haydent song called? >> it's called "the wrong song." >> seth: oh, it's called "the wrong song." i thought it was, you were saying it's the wrong song for him to like. [ laughter ] so it's the right song. >> there's no right and wrong when it comes to music. you know what i'm saying? >> seth: yeah, i get it. i get it. >> but the lyrics to the song are, "you got the wrong song coming through your speakers. this one's about a liar and a cheater." but my son heard it as, this one's about a lion and a cheetah. [ laughter ] >> seth: perfect. perfect. >> and again, with that, i'm not going to tell him that's wrong. >> seth: absolutely. but you did say, i just need you to know that in this song the lion and the cheetah are married to other people and they're having sex with other each other. [ laughter ] >> seth: i could be a lion and a cheetah, but i want you to know there's some something. >> no. [ laughter ] >> seth: all right look, you're the parent, i'm new at this. all right, we'll be right b

crowley: general hayden had a question, don't know where he is. >> matt, i agree totally.the trying use that weaponization delivery systems and trying to explain the 2007 niv. if ballistic missiles are one of the critical pass coming going into negotiations with lisa quite publicly, they had to be included in any final agreements , and we took them off the table because of iranian insistence, how did they then enter back into negotiations during the last two weeks in vienna? and we're not going to lift sanctions on the ballistic missile program in eight years or sooner, if the iranians meet certain conditions. mr. spence: i was in the room during those parts of negotiations. the nature of the negotiation and what you can get and what you can't, there is a maximalist addition the united states wants. we remain concerned about the bliss of missile program of course, regardless of there's an agreement or not. the way a look at this is without an agreement, iran can have an incentive to accelerate production of ballistic missiles and do much more. the fact that we are able to

tom hayden suffered a stroke. our apologies and all of the best wishes. maria: i will begin with an introduction of the host. is the leadlin organizer for the fight for souls for the city which includes community rights campaigns, and she co-leads a staff organizing team for a space building program. training students and organizing, campaign development and political theories, she also leads a taking action front in south delay -- los angeles. afterganized it in 2009 graduating from the national school of strategic organizers. she first got involved as a high school student in the script college academy, a program for first generation and low income students. she was active in the community rights program in college. our second host immortal technique. he is known as a writer, and activist. , he is one oferu the highest selling independent artist, putting together a globally themed music with street hip-hop. not only an artist, but also human rights activist having traveled to haiti and afghanistan to provide relief for nonprofits. he has also participat

two-story in this case -- [laughter] i think the reason that resonates with me is and i know mike haydenand others are here, when i think about what the folks at guinness and cyber command are doing at the folks in government, they are often vilified for no reason at all. for doing what are nation assess. great case in point in 2013 in the midst of all the snow didn't think i got called down to the white house. i'm going to get what i said. it was, i was called down and i sat across from national security advisor and they said the president and we decided to do a review group on nsa. i said that's a great idea. we can get great leaders like colin powell and others. actually we've already selected the group and push it across the table. in some bushes across the table to you like this is not good news. i bet the first one and i was reading on down, board member of the aclu. and i said i'm not proud of this, you've got to be -- me. this guys on aclu. the president has decided. we went back at the next day we breathed as anderson and i were you guys are the we had a big table at nsa. ex-acl

just so happens, because i think it's -- the reason that resonates with me is -- and i know mike hayden and others are here, when i think about what the folks at nsa and cyber demand are doing and folks in government, they are often vilified for no reason at all for doing what our nation has asked. i'll give you a great case in point. in 2013 in the midst of the snowden things, i got called to the white house and i'll tell you what i said. i was called down in r and i set across from the national security advice adviser and said the president and we have decided to do a review group on nsa. we could get colin powell and others to tell what we did. actually, we've already selected the group and they pushed it across the table. you know when somebody pushes something across the table like this, it's not good news. i read the first one, and i was reading on, board member of the aclu. and i said, i'm not proud of this, you've got to be shipping me. the president has already decided. we went back and the next day we briefed this team and they are sitting about where you guys are out there, b

. >> general hayden has a question , but i don't know where he is. >> there he is. >> matt i agree totallyhere are three critical paths to a weapon and how to assemble that the material the delivery system so if ballistic missiles are one of the critical paths and it's going into the negotiation we said quite publicly they had to be included in any final agreement and we took them off the table because of the iranian insistence, how did they enter backend in the last two weeks in vienna and now we are going to lift the sanctions on the ballistic missile program and eight years or sooner. >> i think to be frank and obviously i wasn't in the room and those parts of negotiations the nature of the negotiation and what you can get and what you can't. there's a maximum position the united states wants and we remain very concerned about the ballistic missile program regardless of there's an agreement or not. i think the way i look at that is without an agreement they have the ability to accelerate and do much more. the fact that we are able to have some matter of reduction on that and at the same

. >> of general hayden has a question but i don't know where he is,. >> i agree totally about the weaponand to try to use that weapon is asian and to try to explain the 2007 iaea. the ballistic missiles are part of the critical past and of going into negotiations we said quite publicly they needed to be included in a final agreement, and we took them off the table because i runny assistance. how did they then enter back into negotiations in the last two weeks in vienna, and we are now going to lift the sanctions on the ballistic missile program in eight years or sooner, if iranians meet certain conditions. >> i think to be frank and iaea wasn't in the room during those part of those negotiations. the nature of the negotiations is what you can get, what you can't, we remain very concerned about the ballistic program whether there's an agreement or not. how i look at it is without an agreement iran's have incentive to accelerate the ballistic missiles and do much more. the the fact that we've had some amount of reduction on that, and at the same time that's just part of the agreement itsel

i think all of this led cia former director michael hayden to warn in front of this commitsy that the deal is taking inspections from the technical level and put it at the political level. and i just think that's a formula for chaos, obfuskcationobfuscation, ambiguity, and doubt. i think on the 24 days we're kidding ourselves if we they think that the 24 days is the total length of the deal. i think it could be much much longer. and i would like to know how ultimately we're going to deal once we do find infractions. my second question is of all the sanctions to be lifted in the iran nuclear agreement, few are more significant than those against a shadowy $100 billion organization belonging to the islamic supreme leader. the u.s. delisting the headquarters for the execution of the imam's order will pump 10s of billions of dollars into the supreme leteader's personal coffer bolstering iran's ability to promote its agenda abroad. it's estimated he'll gain access to as much as $95 billion. the u.s. treasury designated ico and 37 subsidiaries in june 2013 noting its purpose is to generate

crowley: general hayden had a question, don't know where he is. there he is. ok. >> matt, i agree totally. the trying use that weaponization delivery systems and trying to explain the 2007 niv. if ballistic missiles are one of the critical pass coming going into negotiations with lisa quite publicly, they had to be included in any final agreements, and we took them off the table because of iranian insistence, how did they then enter back into negotiations during the last two weeks in vienna? and we're not going to lift sanctions on the ballistic missile program in eight years or sooner, if the iranians meet certain conditions. mr. spence: i was in the room during those parts of negotiations. the nature of the negotiation, and what you can get and what you can't, there is a maximalist addition the united states wants. we remain concerned about the bliss of missile program of course, regardless of there's an agreement or not. the way a look at this is without an agreement, iran can have an incentive to accelerate production of ballistic missiles and do much more

i think all of this led cia former director michael hayden to warn in front of this commitsy that the deal is taking inspections from the technical level and put it at the political level. and i just think that's a formula for chaos, obfuskcationobfuscation, ambiguity, and doubt. i think on the 24 days we're kidding ourselves if we they think that the 24 days is the total length of the deal. i think it could be much much longer. and i would like to know how ultimately we're going to deal once we do find infractions. my second question is of all the sanctions to be lifted in the iran nuclear agreement, few are more significant than those against a shadowy $100 billion organization belonging to the islamic supreme leader. the u.s. delisting the headquarters for the execution of the imam's order will pump 10s of billions of dollars into the supreme leteader's personal coffer bolstering iran's ability to promote its agenda abroad. it's estimated he'll gain access to as much as $95 billion. the u.s. treasury designated ico and 37 subsidiaries in june 2013 noting its purpose is to generate

consistent with what general hayden said, the agreement places significant limits on what iran is permittedere for 10 to 15 years but these limits even if respected in full come at a steep price. >> that was impressive. >> that was halfway through the speech he took off his shoe. >> i missed that part. >> before we get to richard quickly, so we're talking about -- we're trying to sort through marco rubio and his position on these abortion exceptions. someone from his campaign e-mailed me saying he supports exception for life of the mother. if you look at the language he used in "meet the press," he said that exception makes sense to him but he's been hard to nail down would be a polite way to say it on these exceptions. >> it would be great if he or his campaign would say what is his preference and not what he supports in individual legislation but what's his preference as to what the law should be. >> yes or no. he won't say that. >> scott walker is now on record as saying he doesn't support any of those exceptions. says that's the intellectually consistent position. there are bush support