blane hodges was dead from a gunshot wound in the master bedroom. a .22 caliber pistol was on the floor by his side. >> it looked like lane hodges had killed his wife and two young daughters and then sat in bed and killed himself. >> lane homadges had had some difficult times. he had been fired from the post office for allegedly stealing $46. >> he had been convicted and would be going to jail for a period of time. when you found that out it may have been the motivating factor that he may have wanted to kill his family and take his own life. >> blaine was about to begin serving a six month prison sentence for that crime. he also had been ordered to make restitution of $9200, a sum he apparently did not have. was it possible that the prospect of jail and the large financial payment caused hodges to snap? at the autopsy, the medical examiner made a startling discovery. blaine hodges didn't have any soot in his lungs or breathing passages which would have been present had he set the fire before killing himself. and blaine's body revealed even more tell

people versus james hodges jr. dorian jones. >> for the record, we have all four defendants with their respective counsel. mr. becker. >> your honor, these kids are ready for sentencing at this point in time. i know we have a victim that wishes to speak and address the court all at once. >> i'll hear from the victim first, please. >> you do not need to state your name. go ahead, please. >> this whole crime has honestly been the worst struggle i've been through. i've dreaded this whole process, dreaded it for the fact i have to look in these faces. i've lost countless hours of sleep trying to avoid the nightmares of that night replaying in my head over and over again. i dread it so much i thought i couldn't do any more, that i couldn't bear to get up out of bed in the morning. but i did, and i will keep doing it. i hope during your sentence you will reflect on your terrible decisions and actions of wrongdoing and in your punishment you can become a better person. >> thank you very much. >> one by one, they stand bef

hodges is free after posting bail.ht up to him last night. >> reporter: we are trying to get your side of the story. can we talk to you? what would you like to say? >> no comment. >> princeton health suspended hodges during the investigation and investigators do not believe there are any more victims. >>> music producer shug knight is facing charges for attempted murder for the deadly hit-and-run outside of los angeles last week. a judge denied his $2 million bill. he turned himself into police last friday and knight's attorney says this was an accident. the prosecutors say he intended to run down two men after an argument at a movie set. >>> whitney houston's daughter is fighting for her life at a georgia hospital according to a statement released by her family. christina brown's husband found her face down in a bathtub on sunday and now they are asking for privacy. >>> and police say a tree fell on a car killing a driver on squall road. no one else was hurt. that accident in villanova was the 16th weather-related dea

well, tonight ben hodges joins us for "the interview" as lieutenant general ben hodges.ral hodges has just returned from ukraine to germany where he's now based. general, nice to see you again. thanks very much for being here. >> thank you, rachel. >> so i know you recently returned from ukraine. we've been talking a little bit about a lot of political noise, and media noise in this country right now that the u.s. might be seriously looking at sending lethal aid into ukraine. when you were there, what was your assessment of how things are on the ground this now? >> rachel, i was very impressed with a couple of things when i was in kiev three weeks ago. first, our ambassador, and the u.s. country team there, they're effective and committed. they have a good feel for what's actually going on there. i was also impressed with civilian and military security force leadership, their earnestness and their commitment to get their institutions ready for sustained effort to improve training, leader development, this sort of thing. i was very impressed with that. and i did visit a m

the victim claims jonathan hodges sex shutually assaulted her. hodges is free after posting bail last night. >> we are trying to get your side of the story. >> come on, man, i gave my side already. >> can we talk to you? what would you like to say? >> no comment. >> princeton health suspended hodges during the investigation. and investigators do not believe there are any other victims. >>> 4:35. rob mccord plans to plead guilty to federal extortion charges appearing in court later this morning. mccourt is accused of using his office to threaten potential campaign donors during his failed run for governor last year. the papers were filed yesterday in court including a plea deal signed by mccourt. his recent video apology could help him. >> he apologized and resigned his office. that will all help him in working out some kind of a plea arrangement with the federal authorities, the u.s. attorneys will be handling this case. >> the now the maximum penalty for each charge is 20 years in prison but it will be up to a judge to decide his punishment. >>>

. >> dave hodge hodges founded one of the first collectives. >> would you be surprised if i told youe got a medical marijuana card with the condition of heartburn? >> no. actually it wouldn't surprise me at all. >> do you think that's legit? >> that's one of the reasons we need legalization. >> that's where many now believe california is headed. back to the ballot box will legally clear up any confusion between the current law and what voters approved in washington and colorado. >> we really have recreational marijuana legalized already in this state? it's pretty close. and that's probably one of the reasons we don't have legal marijuana, recreational marijuana right now because is laws are so close to that that most californians feel it already is legal. >> is this in essence prove there's not a lot of difference between california and colorado and washington? >> there are more obstacles to getting it but i think we all agree it's recreational marijuana at this point. >> here in california? >> at least given the way that many dispensaries operate, yes. >> next year california voters

. >> odin lloyd's best buddies, darryl hodge and darryl sweet, say their friend wasn't normally a bigtyier. they know a different side of him. the friend they describe was passionate about football. >> whistle blows, he's coming full throttle. >> and family. >> definitely always took care of his mom and his sisters. >> my brother and i were kind of like -- i wouldn't say best friends, but, you know, as close as siblings can get. >> in and out. >> branch, who also coached lloyd in high school, didn't hesitate to give him advice as an adult, and an occasional reality check. >> at some point, you realize you're not going to the nfl. this is just going to be for fun. what i got to do to get myself a life. >> he said lloyd was doing landscaping while figuring out what next. >> i spoke to him about taking firefighter tests. >> lloyd also began dating college student shannia jenkins. she's the link between the young man who dreamed of the nfl and the all american who made it. >> what's your understanding of how they met? >> they were dating sisters. >> shannia jenkins is the younger sister o

i want to bring in crack hodges -- craig hodges. could be damaging to the middle class? good morning. i think rates are going to stay low for probably a pretty good extended time. there's is one problem out there that i see is that the disparaging between the middle class in the 1% keeps getting larger and larger. so you really do need a good long recovery in the economy to help the middle class. you go in there and start raising rates to quit, that is when a make it even worse. -- raising rates too quickly, that is going to make it even worse. this has been going on for so long. we have been talking about them raising rates for two years. at hodges capital, we don't really obsess over the interest rates. we research companies and look for opportunities, and there are plenty out there. >> quickly, craig i want to bring in our bloomberg stocks editor. julie, you have something. >> craig i'm surprised to hear you say that you are concerned the fed might raise rates too soon. there aren't too many people at this point i think who are concerned in increase in rates is going

daryl hodge learns of the murder from lloyd's sister, olivia who called him. >> i could hear him. >> did she say he's dad? >> in between the cries and the bawls, she said he's dead. i got to the house, got inside. >> you saw him mom. >> yes. >> what did she say? >> daryl, who killed my son. what do you say to that? i immediately fell to my knees, gave her a hug, wrapped my head around her hip. i was like mom, i don't know. i was like, i don't know. >> that night was tough for daryl sweet who was also at lloyd's home. >> i just went back and sat in my car. hold on. >> what were the questions in your head? >> who was he with. i didn't know who he possibly could have been with until i got the news about shakila's text. >> shakila is lloyd's youngest sister. she had seen him picked up from the house and driven away earlier that night. just before lloyd dies police say he sends shakila chilling text messages, at 3:07 lloyd sks "you saw who i'm with?" at 3:11, he checks in again, texting "hello?" 3:19, shakila answers "my phone was dead. who was that?" 3:22 a.m., lloyd answers "nfl." a min

mayor hodges joins mess from minneapolis, minnesota. it's so nice to have you here.ublic more than recent months than the community issues with local police. how are you addressing that issue in your city? >> minneapolis like every other city in this country has been grappling with these issues. what we have in our city though, is a chief and mayor, both who are committed to strong community placing, doing what's needed to make sure we are working together on behalf of public safety. we invited -- the chief invited the department of justice in to do a review. they have recommended an early intervention system for example, to maybe sure that issues get caught before they become problems. the community and the union and i and the chief are all working together to make something like that real, and we'll el be implementing body cameras as well. minneapolis is a place where we can look at numbers, for example, african-americans are 11.5 times more likely to be arrested for marijuana possession 8.9 times more likely to be arrested for disorderly conduct, but then you also

and general hodges said in that interview, what the russians are doing is not a foray into ukraine.hose are the sort of equipment you would send in for a permanent installation. so, i think he's rolling up ukraine, and after he's done this, he's going to move in another direction. >> he was willing -- he was able to take territory in ukraine, even as a cease-fire was going on, and he managed to block further eu sanctions, because europeans have no appetite to do that and are using the cease-fire as an excuse not to impose new sanctions. and president obama's taken weapons off the table, or at least it's no longer being discussed. looks like he's won on every side, putin. >> no it's absolutely mind-boggling, the paralysis that the obama administration displays here, really when not only is putin taking ukraine, but you know, the british defense minister last week said that they had captured an estonian border guard, okay? so, that's messing with the baltics, and that requires a nato response, and we haven't had one. if he doesn't do something here, this is the end of nato. >> just on

city records show dave hodges has been noncompliant for four years.than a half million dollars in unpaid taxes in penalties. >> i want to pay sales tax but by paying sales tax i'm admitting that i'm selling marijuana, which is violating the law. >> reporter: he's referring to federal law, and the conflict with state laws. hodges and other owners point to this language at the top of san jose's marijuana business tax return. it includes payment of the tax does not authorize unlawful business. >> it's lawful to say you can sell marijuana, we would gladly pay sales tax. but the law done say that. >> reporter: this is a semantics nightmare. >> it is. just needs to be cleared up. >> reporter: worried the city will come and lock your doors? there you know, it's been a concern of mine ever since i started five years ago. >> reporter: what happens your message to these businesses? >> pack up, it's time to move on, and pay up on your way out. i would say to the mayor that he won by 2,000 votes. and that there's a large population in the city of san jose who wan

city records show dave hodges has been noncompliant for four years.an a half million in unpaid tax and penalties. >> i want to pay sales tax. but by paying sales tax, i'm admitting that i'm selling marijuana, which is violating the law. >> reporter: he is referring to federal law and the conflict with state laws. hodges and other pot shop owners also point to this language at the top of san jose's marijuana business tax return. it includes payment of the tax does not authorize unlawful business. >> now, if the law were to say you can sell marijuana, we would gladly pay sales tax. but the law doesn't say that. >> reporter: by all indications, this is a semantics nightmare. >> it is. it just needs to be cleared up. >> reporter: are you worried the city is going to come and lock your doors? >> you know it's been a concern of mine ever since i started five years ago. >> reporter: what is your message to these businesses? >> pack up, it's time to move on. and pay up on your way out. >> i would say to the mayor that he won by 2,000 votes. and that there is

ben hodges is commanding general of the u.s.my in europe. >> the decision was made last year to leave the equipment to stay in europe. some more than 200 tanks and infantry fighting vehicles, the decision has not been made yet where they will stay. for sure, some will stay in germany at an american base, but we are looking at options to put some of them in latvia or that the when you come a stone you poland, romania, bulgaria. >> that is ben hodges, the commanding general of the u.s. army in europe. bringing in former soviet state and others, what does this mean? >>'s presence in love the a? -- his presence in latvia? he is in ukraine now. you heard what strobe talbott said. we have to do everything now to defend ukraine. either way, he doesn't mention there are two ukraine's. what about the people in the east? has a nephew entity? you referred to me as emeritus. that means i remember things. i remember when we hit these kind of cold war extremes back during the last cold war, people spoke out in opposition in this country. not

jonathan hodges sex hully assaulted her inside her bedroom. this video shows them coming and going several times over a 14-minute period. nbc 10 has learned he's posted free on bail. >> reporter: can we talk to you? what would you like to say? >> no comment. >> reporter: princeton now suspended hodges during the investigation. the investigators do not believe there are any other victims. >>> today members of congress will discuss the problems with this year's flu vaccine. centers from the health and disease control say the strain of flu going around this year is not covered in the vaccine. and they may be asked about the growth in vaccinations. meantime, lead earns will meet in pennsylvania to discuss the measles outbreak. jesse gary is live in university city. how are they planning to spread the word on measles prevention which we have not talked about the years. >> reporter: health care professionals and members of the media will call in at 11:00 this morning. now this action comes amid concerns that the california outbreak could make its wa

jonathan jonathan jonathan hodges waved to us through his front door today.he is shown coming and going from the woman's room several times in a 14 minute period. >> we're trying to get your side of the story. >> i gave my side already. no comment. >> o specials say they do background checks on all of their employees. >> tonight a philadelphia police sergeant stands accused of trying to hide his identity while he turned in a stolen gun. this is video from an unrelated story featured him. prosecutors say he tried to hand over three guns at a north philadelphia police station last month. one of the guns was reported stolen. he is now suing the department for false arrest. >>> a live look tonight at the philadelphia museum of art in center city. if you're heading there you may notice new additions to the collections. they refer to them as gifts and they include five paintings by french artists dating back to the late 1800s, and two rare portraits. all of them are currently on view in the museum's galleries. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> well a larg

graham moore for "the imitation game" based on the book "alan turing: the enigma" by andrew hodges. paul thomas anderson for "inherent vice" based on the novel by thomas pynchon. anthony mccarten for "the theory of everything" based on the book "travelling to infinity: my life with stephen" by jane hawking. damien chazelle for "whiplash" based on the short film "whiplash." and the oscar goes to -- graham moore, "the imitation game." >> this is the first oscar and nomination for graham moore. >> thank you so much to the academy and to oprah for this. i need to shower my love and kisses on everyone who is apart of this family. norton keira, benedict, our entire cast. maria, i love you guys so much. thank you for this film. i'm so indebted to you for it. here's the thing. alan never got to look out at these faces, and i do. and that's the most unfair thing i think i've ever heard. so in this brief time here what i want to use it to do is to say this. when i was 16 years old, i tried to kill myself. because i felt weird and i felt different and i felt like i did not belong. and now i'm

graham moore for "the imitation game" based on the book "alan turing: the enigma" by andrew hodges. paul thomas anderson for "inherent vice" based on the novel by thomas pynchon. anthony mccarten for "the theory of everything" based on the book "travelling to infinity: my life with stephen" by jane hawking. damien chazelle for "whiplash" based on the short film "whiplash." and the oscar goes to -- graham moore, "the imitation game." >> this is the first oscar and nomination for graham moore. >> thank you so much to the academy and to oprah for this. i need to shower my love and kisses on everyone who is apart of this family. norton keira, benedict, our entire cast. maria, i love you guys so much. thank you for this film. i'm so indebted to you for it. here's the thing. alan never got to look out at these faces, and i do. and that's the most unfair thing i think i've ever heard. so in this brief time here what i want to use it to do is to say this. when i was 16 years old, i tried to kill myself. because i felt weird and i felt different and i felt like i did not belong. and now i'm

so really a lot of conflict here that still needs to be resolved. >> i see hodges' points. if my taxes are violating city tax law, it doesn't seem to be a big penalty, or violated federal drug law, i'm take the city tax law. >> they're willing to pay taxes, just clear up this language. if you want to call the tax an administrative tax, a law enforcement tax, they're on board. they'll start writing the checks. if you call it a marijuana business tax, you're taxing for the sale of what is considered a controlled substance. that's the nuance. that's the semantic difference and that's why they're not paying. >> so many governments involved quasi-legal in some cases. >> many layers. >> yet they're still operating. >> exactly, and you heard, they're not going anywhere. and i think when you hear what they're saying, they're hoping to last until next year when california's likely to vote on legalizing recreational marijuana. that changes the game field more completely, more like colorado more like washington and maybe bring more consistent foundation, because right now in californi

expirations under our discretionary review we've received a request to continue this case dr p at 26 hodges alley discretionary review to march 12. >> is there any additional public comment o on the items proposed for continuance. >> good afternoon. i'm a resident which san francisco i wish to speak an issue it the proposed legislation by jim in the open spaces. >> sir the only thing you can any public comment? to say the continuance itself not the actual legislation >> my understanding i'm sorry is the commissioners have the option to talk to the turns or actual address the issue underlined. >> they could take up the 345er9 but at this time you can only talk about whether to continue or not continue the matter and i suppose my comments are premature. >> you want us to not continue it today. >> actually, that's quite helpful i mean, i'll strongly ask you to not continue i do so for 3 reasons the excessive. >> that part was it. >> all we're voting on whether or not to take it outside and mare it today or continue it if we take it off you have to we are many public comment. >> i'll vw ask you

. >> reporter: dave hodges owns the all american cannabis club. >> it sin colluded on the menu. >> well she is misinformed, and that is a conversation that we need to have back at the shop. >> reporter: and the truth is that they have never paid marijuana business tax to the city of san jose. and city records show that he has been noncompliant for four years and more than a half million in unpaid taxes and penalties. >> i want to the pay the sales tax, but by paying the sales tags, i am admitting that i am selling marijuana, and that is breaking the law. >> reporter: and so he point s to this language at the top of san jose's marijuana business tax return which includes payment of the tax does not authorize unlawful business. >> now it is lawful to say that you are going to be selling marijuana and then we would gladly pay the sales tax. >> this is a semantic affair. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: are you worried that the cities will lock up your doors? >> yes. >> reporter: what is the message? >> pack up and move on and pay on the way out. >> i would say that the mayor won by 2,000 votes,

. >>> white house helping family of deceased american hodge kayla mueller set the record straight on what she experienced during her time in isis security. >>> quote, reports that have been published by certain news outlets regarding kayla's time in isil captivity are speculative and unproven at this time. for a firsthand account of kale ark's time in captivity, we encourage people to read the letter written by kayla in captivity which was released by kayla's parents earlier this week. chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell spoke with nbc's rachel maddow on the motivation behind the white house statement. >> they have been on other networks. we have not published these reports that kayla during her captivity was under the protection of an isis commander, implications. normally they would not deny these things because it would involve intelligence. what they are saying this is too important. the family has suffered enough. the reports simply aren't true. >> meanwhile white house officials are trying to determine how the 26-year-old aid worker died. >>> a triple murder pos

it was developed to test potential infection during the muslim hodge pilgrimage.ng used in guinea to tackle ebola where the virus has killed more than 2,000 people. testing for ebola is dangerous and involves manipulating blood and saliva. senegal has a high-level bio containment facility. dangerous viruses from across west africa are analyzed here. there are only a hand. of labs like this in africa and this is the closest one to the ebola outbreak. researchers here continue to study the virus. to try to find better ways to diagnose and fight ebola. on friday the world health organization finally approved the use of another 15-minute diagnostic kit. scientists here want their kits to be approved too. they believe theirs is more accurate because it detects the genetic makeup of the virus. the ebola outbreak has slowed down but still not under control. there has been a lot of focus on finding a vaccine but far less on way to his detect the virus. he and his team believe early detection will save time. and save lives. nicholas hawk, al jazerra. >>> now more than a th

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europe g hodges. this threat comes amid reports that isis has another 150 christians from serious.igest here. let's start with this e-book and how it lays out their strategy. what is your take on that? we ignored this sophistication at our peril. clearly, that is not the case. isis is the most technologically advanced terrorist group we have ever seen. it shows their strategic ambition. i do not think that they will choose to attack any time soon. at some point in the near future, they will start conduct gang attacks in europe. >> there are a lot of details in here. do we believe that? >> not only do we believe that it is observed that lead true. we see how many immigrants are coming out of europe. all they have to do is send out the message to those immigrants. stop coming here. stay where you are. it is clearly a two-stage solution for them. they are having a great deal of success. the second stage of that is now that we have supporters in every country in europe, tell them to stay in place and eventually, we will activate those cells. >> we think that they will be able to recrui

the americans general hodges amended the forces in europe this weekend amounts the united states is pre positioning tanks in poland, hungary and the baltics, poland romania and the baltics. may not have been noticed by many people but that is quite a commitment. it is the united states that will take its role. it is important to understand that europe was never at peace. 100,000 people died in yugoslavia but the europeans would say they were in to the european union so it doesn't count. i think they would say that. what is happening here is the country's that face russia, the baltics poland romania they face them alone. the other europeans aren't part of it. it is as if world war ii when the pacific seemed to be at risk. really wasn't involved. that is the reality of europe. the nation's state represents a shared fate, shared history, shared culture, love of one's coin. the thing the european tried to do was not abolish the law of one's own but redefine its the you have two love, your country and europe. that is what they tried to do in virginia at the revolution. it is hard to have two

they say though that they don't know who is holding him hodges. austin grew up in houston and served in the marines for six years. he took a break from georgetown law school to report in syria. his family last loved from him on august 13, 2012. >> we've been in contact with a number of people and you know, pretty much for that exception everyone that talks to us and that we talk to tells us they believe he's alive, and they believe that he'll ultimately come home. we just want to start the process. we just want that to be tomorrow. >> yesterday. >> roxana i'm wondering to the tices believe that the president has done more to return heston. >> they say that they need to talk more to figure out where audience is and bring him home. we'll have more on their efforts and what they're doing. >> roxana. appreciate it. roxana saberi. thank you. >>> an emergency session at the united nations security council dealing with libya and a new threat there from an isil affiliate. libyan government is asking for the arms embargoing to lifted so they can fight the

joining me tax foundation president scott hodge. welcome back to the show.e've been covering this tax fraud situation all week long, it adds up to a lot of money. let me be clear how this hits average americans wallets. irs sends somebody else's refund to scammers, to burglars, really. what do you make of that? is the irs doing enough to stop it? >> well it is a huge problem obviously. in corporate america too, with thieves stealing people's identities charging fraudulent things to their charge cards -- gerri: talking about taxpayer dollars here. this isn't a private sector problem. this is a public sector problem. >> well personal problem for all of these people who go to file their tax return and find out some thief already filed a tax return stealing their tax refund. and that puts them into this terrible problem with the irs where they have to prove that their identity has been stolen. they have to work some times months if not years to try to get the refund back. it's a terrible problem for people to be put in sort of this tax purgatory simply because s

as you said, general hodges indicates they are hoping to -- one of the things that they are hoping toans on is how to defend themselves against artillery. now, the best defenses is to fire back at the artillery shooting at you and the best way to fire back at artillery is to have very precise weapons to fire back at the russian military. >> did a bunch of reading on this region and it looks to me like there are small villages of 3, 400 people where they don't have anything left. there's no food or water or electricity. there's no jobs. it sounds as if there's about to be a real catastrophe there. >> shep you're right. there's a humanitarian disaster on both sides of the line. these are innocent civilians that have been caught by the -- and the problem is totally folk neighboring country and annexed crimea. >> again and again you hear from people on the ground there saying, we didn't have any idea this was going to last this long. we figured we could hold out a week or two until this settles down. do you see any settling down in the future? is it clear what putin wants? clear what puti

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. >> reporter: dave hodges founded one of the first cannabis collectives in san jose. would you be surprised if i told you that we got a medical marijuana card with the condition of heartburn? >> no, actually, it wouldn't surprise me at all. >> reporter: do you think that's legit? >> that's one of the reasons we need legalization. >> reporter: and that's where many now believe california is headed back to the ballot box to legally clear up any confusion between california's current law and what voters approved in washington and colorado. >> do we really have recreational marijuana legalized already in this state? >> it's pretty close. and that's actually probably one of the reasons we don't have legal marijuana recreational marijuana right now, is because the laws are so close to that that most californians feel that it already is legal. >> reporter: does this in essence prove there's not a whole lot of difference between california and colorado and washington? >> well, there's more obstacles to getting recreational marijuana, but i think we all agree it's recreational

he just talked about a hodge povenlg issues and we got to know him a lot better. to see who he was. and what he was thinking. and why this was happening why this was not going to happen it was an interesting time so it is off of the record and the moments in the obama administration that you will get to towards the end the book are the ones that i think that so many americans are a cutely aware of the beer summit into the trayvon martin would look like president obama's son if he had a son. what do you make of president obama's handling of some of rather explosive moments unhis watch? the first term, first term was rough many african-americans were looking at him as a savior. and he even wanted to make people believe that change was going to happen when he was running for the office at the time. the first time. he can never reach that level of expectation that he set for himself. so people were looking for a savior. particularly why not? he is president of the united states. race has come to every president in that building. and race is coming into every president. and lbj. and john

following news after the execution of hodge, jordan offering to swap al qaeda prisoner for prisoner heldaptive by isis. part of president obama's budget unveiled tomorrow. paid for by tax on u.s. companies amassed in other countries. now back to "caught on camera." >>> so far we've shown you stories of brave rescues of individuals trapped in frightening situations, but what happens when a natural disaster strikes a major american city devastating whole neighborhoods? it will take heroic efforts by rescuers to save as many trapped victims as they can. a mall parking deck collapses. >> we have one man that is under a parking structure, a crush injury. >> and a mile away at the very same moment an apartment complex caves in. >> i remember breaking down and crying. i wasn't ready to die. >> people trapped everywhere. >> we've been hit with a major earthquake. >> it's 4:31 a.m., january 17th, 1994. centered in the northridge section of los angeles, california, 20 miles north of downtown, it all happened so fast, in seven terrifying seconds, nature unleashes its fury. >> the first thing i hear

. >> i were struck by that interview in the wall street journal with general hodges saying he believedpreparing for war in five to six years. >> what is the pressure the president is getting now from the republican-led congress? >> it is not just the congress. it is democrats as well. an interesting scene in munich over the weekend with the vice president. members of the ministry should john kerry, talking with european counterparts and members of the armed services in formulation committees, all talking about the need to provide more arms to the ukrainians. john mccain telling uncle a merkel that she is wrong on ukraine and that the united states -- telling uncle of merkel -- angela merkel that she is wrong on ukraine and that the united states should take action. >> there was plenty of fallout between germany and the u.s. this summer when it was revealed that u.s. intelligence agents were tapping the chancellor phone. has that been resolved? >> it has not been resolved. it has also moved to the back burner, in part because of what is happening in ukraine and also because of what happ

she has hodge kin's lymphoma. >> and she left for about three weeks, but the two are now back together her. gone for three weeks, getting her therapy and all of that. >> so cute. >> over and over. >> nothing like a mother's love. >> oh, that's for sure. >> all right. i don't know about this. it seems like philadelphia's on a new list, every day, right? we've had a good run this year. >> yes. >> our city ranks number one for more than just cheese steaks and sports. so the top ten titles where philly really just takes the cake. >> yes. >> and later, there she is, she on -- oh, see derek jeter. up know who he is dating? always has some hot girlfriends, right? guess what, he is dating the woman on the cover of the sports illustrated swimsuit edition. common. want to see her picture. >> ya. want to see her picture. >> ya. >> we'll show it one for the mood.lavors. one for the moment. each one can make every day more delicious than the last. the taste could only be baileys. the experience could only be yours. baileys coffee creamers. this is the one. >> flakes spotted here in old city. there

americaed military can no longer be held hodge to political decides puts totally ly-- disputes totally separated from the reality we face. after the budget control act it's time to put an end to this senseless policy. rolling back sequestration is necessary to provide military strategy driven budget necessary to confront what we face but it will never be enough without reforming how the department secures major weapons systems. many of our military's challenges today are the results of years of mistakes and wasted resources. for example, over here the army's future combat system was initially estimated to be a $92 billion project to modernize into a cohesive network new army vehicles and radios. but it more than doubled its price to $200 billion without ever getting off the ground. secretary gates and congress wisely canceled future combat systems but only after spending $20 billion with nothing to show for it. between these four systems -- the next chart up there, please -- between these four systems, future combat systems, expedition fighting vehicle command helicopter and presidenti

. >> margaret hodges' committee produced a report on the development group which is generally speaking thought to be good thing, promoting infrastructure. but had concerns funds were going to the looting of the nigerian oil revenues. so how can we be sure our money is actually delivering what it is intended to do rather than being diverted? >> i missed one person whose who is sitting around the table, the archbishop of the canterbury. you can never be certain that monies aren't -- that there isn't misspending or corruption and when dealing with the countries that suffer from corruption you have to be especially careful. all i can say is i think we are in terms of aid spending probably the most transparent country in the world. we have an independent body we've established to check how money is spent. but, you know, you have always got -- there is no perfect place you are going to get to. you just got to keep your ours. >> -- yemen is collapsing before our eyes and the world can't stand by and watch. [inaudible] there was a humanitarian crisis and al qaeda and the south arabian peninsul

so much depth you can get from the movie and andrew hodges has written a book called the enigmas, great biography of alan turing. i have a chapter on alan turing the innovators ends with something called a the forever which is how her contact with the symbiosis between humans and machines how fat related to alan turing's quest for artificial intelligence, and i find that all very interesting but to get back to your question, the great truths about alan turing, i conveyed those great truth, like any movie, that didn't happen with the soviet spy. >> host: good afternoon and welcome to booktv c-span2, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors every weekend and this is our in-depth show when we invite one author to talk about his or her body of work and this one is biographer author, journalist walter isaacson. walter isaacson is the author of these books, first book came out in 1986 the wise clinton, six friends and the world they made. evan thomas with his co-author with that book. 1992 henry kissinger, "kissinger," "benjamin frankllin," "einstein" in 2007 "steve jobs" 2011 and "the innova