john: david, he said that proved that government has to step in?> i don't think it proves it at all. you don't want to have governmental policies that cause ten years of double digit employment that you had with hoover and roosevelt and intervention as policies. i disagree about the characterization of the mutual aid organizations that i've written about. i've looked at 65 fraternal societies, mutual aid groups that provided social welfare. >> you've written a book about this. >> only five ceased operation during the great depression. in fact, at the end of the great depression they were devoting more money to social welfare than before the great depression. what hurt them was you had ten years of double digit unemployment, so people couldn't pay dues. you can't carry people in the roles. >> explain the mutual aid societies. >> mutual insurance organizations, you pay membership dues like you do to the american automobile club or professional organization. they would provide sick benefits, really from health insurance, some had hospitals. some of th

. >> and yet this is john david, the district attorney, who gave a news conference on friday about hisi will tell you in my humble opinion the response that occurred in this case and the investigation which has followed has been nothing short of professional and i'm proud to be a part of this effort. >> nothing short of professional. that is a view of the local da. where does this case stand in the case of the federal official? >> the federal agencies have been saying nothing but we do know certain things. we know that the family backed up by the naacp went to see the u.s. attorney and asked for federal involvement in this case. it took about two weeks. they also presented, as i said, more than 20 reasons why they thought there were difficulties here. and after about two weeks, the federal agencies decided they would put an fbi agent onto the case. since friday, we know an agent's been involved. we don't know what they're doing. we don't know what they're going to be doing but we know it's official that the federal government will be involved in investigating what happened to lennon la

smith tracy, jonas, john and david mercer. john, keep the spending going to keep the economy booming? >> absolutely not. the answer to all politicians is spend more money. the debt doubled under president bush and it's going to double under president obama. when you talk about things to spur the economy look at the track record of this administration. cash for clunkers, hoe refis. you have the stimulus for shovel ready jobs that never materialized. if you were in the top 10%, you love this president. if you are a corporation, you love this president. corporate profits are high because of interest rates. look at the other side. 50 million americans are now in poverty. 47 million americans are getting food stamps, up 13 million since the president started. black unemployment youth unemployment went up. spending more money is not going to get done what needs to be done. we need to create jobs. >> david, you say to do that, you know why put on the breaks to rev the engine of the economy. why? >> i wouldn't go as far as rev the engi

david: yeah. liz: john, christian, mark sebastian. mark we'll see you in a few minutes when the s&p futures close. david: appreciate it. liz: we were talking about oil prices sliding lower today, hitting $55 a barrel. many believe this decline in oil now at 39% sips the start of the year. will it help the economy and lift some sectors but profiting from lower energy prices might be a little more complicated than investors realize. david: joining us, greg zuckerman, "wall street journal" special writer and author of, the frackers. this guy knows everything bit. we'll talk a little bit about that everybody knows energy stocks have taken a hint sill oil prices have come down but you talk about some other sectors that have taken a hit that may not be thought of in the same category. banking, how does banking take a hit from oil going down? >> that is a good question where banks in this country focus on energy or have a book on energy. 18% to 50% of their loans are in energy world. they are mid-sized banks. you have to be wary of them. that

john david dingell jr. john dingell has trained me, me far ith me, inspired more than most of the members of this house. i can't think of any other member who has spent the kind of time and energy with me in this congress, teaching me the ropes, than john dingell. john dingell, mr. speaker, will go down in u.s. history as being one of the most powerful house committee chairmen of all time. that's why, mr. speaker, around washington, d.c., throughout the nation, throughout this congress, he was and will continue to be respectfully known as the lion of the house. the lion of the house. that -- may aspire, aspire that honor to his forceful personality, mr. speaker in my experience with john and watching john operate as chairman, he used a scalpel more than a sledgehammer to score his legislative wins and to gather up and earn the respect of all the members, not only of the committee on energy and commerce, but the members of this house on both sides of the aisle. many would say that the secret to john's success

david: we'll give them to you. liz: oliver pursch, john donaldson, dan stesich. thank you very much. david: joining us by phone, someone can tell us by phone what is going on inside the fed. jon hilsenrath, "wall street journal" chief economics correspondent. jon, i can't stand parsing language, considerable time, but you did say considerable time would be removed but didn't say definitely but suggested it. are you surprised kept it in at least once. they changed it one time but kept it in once. >> they tried to have their cake and eat it too. they changed their guidance and said they would be patient before removing accommodation which is signal rates they see interest rates coming next year and didn't want to freak the people out and make people think that meant they would move in april say. so they put the words back in there saying the new words, patient, don't really, they aren't any different than the old words, considerable time. it was, a bit of an odd approach you might say. liz: well we did see a little bit of a revelation. she revealed, janet yellen rev

john. >> mike, thank you. >>> the warehouse says the president could work next month to unravel the embargo. david arioso has more among from miami. >> you go to calle ocho, older generation, frustrated angry even over the president's decision to normalize relations. but olders cubans have closer connection is, family members to cuba in which they are sending money back. that boosts up the economy. they've been doing that for generations. the idea is that it might increase help private sector economies that are beginning to bubble up in havana and elsewhere. we went over to get a sense of what this was all about. >> in many ways this is the engine of cuba's economy. cuban americans who send money home to their families represent a $2.6 billion industry. and increasingly important source of revenue and spoiling oil prices put a squeeze on how much aid venezuela can send to cuba. but it's not just cash that these people are accepting home. tvs, even car tires. >> all of these pacts are gifts. >> so this is a daily scene at miami international airport, cuban american families who are heading back to

david: good advice. john, thank you very much. >> my pleasure. david.urns out north korea may have not acted alone in the sony hack. u.s. investigators say north korea hired hackers from outside of their country in order to help. officials say north korea doesn't have the capability to conduct some elements of the extremely sophisticated hack. cheryl: they identified six people with direct involvement in the hack, including, get this, a former sony employee. we talked to someone that read many sony emails and said it wasn't north korea. >> first of all pretty sure, not north korea. david: second of all, hold on, what makes you think it is not north korea? >> oh, well, look, there is emails from, that i saw in the in box of linton from the hackers that, all they wanted originally was just money. it was like a shakedown. give us money or we'll hack your system. >> all right. sony's stock, david, down 7% over the past month. david: you heard it here first, folks. probably wasn't just north korea. despite a small gain today, oil is still sitting at five 1/2

david: john, you're not a big fan of the federal reserve. i know that. you think they're artificially pumping up this market? >> i don't think they are. the question is how much higher markets would be absent all the fed meddling. we're talking 4 trillion of it and allocated money that would be much better allocated than the fed. david: you think fed is crowding out private lending by what they're doing? >> without question, the fed does not create credit. we create credit. when central bankers move around $4 trillion they're robbing good ideas of capital. all we have to look at japan. japan at zero interest rates for decades, did nothing to the stock market. david: that's true. >> where would we be absent the fed footprint. >> if that is our model, japan is our model, we have low growth for decade. >> oh a slobsly. it could be worse in japan. japan is a reasonable explanation, if we didn't have the fed, if we wouldn't push out the financial repression system and allow stock market risk-taking to be over who knows where we would have been. remember how d

. >>> and singer elton john and david burnish are enjoying their first morning as a married couple. knot in england sunday. same-sex marriages in that country became legal this year. john and furnish met more than two decades ago. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," reaction to the deadly shooting of two new york city police officers. we'll hear from philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey. >>> plus, why lawmakers and pilots are fighting the expansion of diskounlt airline norwegian air. >>> and we'll sit down with garfield creator jim davis. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning, today is monday, december 22nd, i'm erika von tiehl. >> i'm diana rocco in for ukee washington. some of the stories we're following today: two apartment fires in delaware within 24 hours, one of them is fatal a firefighter, a paramedic and a woman are hurt in the other. >>

. >>> elton john just upgraded his civil partnership with david furnish to marriage. legendary singer posted a picture on instagram showing the couple sit tag table with a sheet of paper in front of them with the caption "that's the legal bit cup, now on to the ceremony". they have been together since 1993. and became civil partners in 2005. same sex marriage became legal in england and wales in march of this year. elton john and david furnish have two sons. >> well a controversial display is quite the talk in the capital of michigan. >> meant to be so. it's a snake and a pent gram part of an exhibit by the satan nick temple of detroit. this is the first time the doctors play sim pole liesing that threat has been set on the capital lawn. organizers got permission to put it there after a church put in a request to have a in a tiff will the scene. many upset because the display is during christmastime. satanic exhibit at the capital will stay there until tuesday. >> a dramatic rescue off duty firefighters did not have the tools they needed to pull three people from a bu

. >> elton john and david furnish shared their special day with everyone on social media, showing off a bed of red roses. both grooms posted photos throughout the day. one was of their youngest son acting as ring bearer. the couple has been together since 2005 but same-sex marriage was just legalized in england this march. >> always not just about the event but who is at the event. 5:25 right now. >> there are only a few shopping days left before christmas, sam. take note. and if you're stumped on toy possibilities, experts have advice. >> cnn released a list of tech oriented toys, each under $50. >> it's a small device you attach to a paper plane and it lets you fly your paper plane with your cell phone. >> and the $40 cyber boxing robot. take it out of the ring and under control of a remote jab punch poa. they harken back to the rock 'em sock 'em robots, which were one of the hottest toys back in the 1950s. >> i think we just saw that robot get his block knocked off. >> yeah, we did. anthony, it is a special occasion. we're coming up on a holiday week here. you've been tracking tons

david was the most important in lucian's life without any question. you should never forget that. >> he also -- >> charlie: why do you think that was, john? >> i think because david played an enormously important role in his work, in his art. it somehow reinforced his enormous gifts. one always felt he needed david around, and david kept everything going, and enabled lucian to sort of paint as he wanted and take as much time or -- he was under far less pressure because david was around. david was in control of everything. isn't that true? >> well, yeah, i sort of gave him freedom, i felt. i gave him his freedom so he could paint. >> charlie: he had to worry about nothing but painting while you were there? >> yes, in my head that's what i thought i was trying to do. >> charlie: good man. you have an exhibition now. >> i do, indeed. >> charlie: what is it? of picasso and the camera. >> charlie: right. i didn't want to do any more exhibitions on picasso on photographs and have a lot of foachts of picasso, bang, bang, bang, around the wall. i wanted to show how picasso took control of the camera and that's what it's about. >> charlie: where is

david: john merrill, you're in houston. take advantage of that. this is out of left field, halliburton, the price of the stock is about half of where it was six months ago. do you like it or not? >> i think it is a long-term investment. it is a fantastic investment. oil will not go away. when you get 50% off sail in -- sale in a fantastic company like halliburton that is something to take advantage of. liz: great to see all of you, john merrill, bob phillips, bob iaccino we'll see you in a few minutes when the s&p futures close. >>> japanese airbag maker takata is refusing to comply with federal regulators to expand its airbag recall. david: amid the standoff big automakers take action on their own. fox business's adam shapiro joins us with the latest. i wonder how long they can go it alone? >> that is the big question because it could take months for the national highway transportation safety administration should they go to court to force takata recall nationwide. honda issuing recall in the united states to all 50 states. ford is upping recall

i'm jeeght in ne david schuster. john siegenthaler has the nightly off. protests over police tactics continue across the nation. blame game. who is really behind the sony attack? the tech experts say the white house and the fbi got it wrong. labor dispute. potential legal dispute for a sandwich chain, a contract that critics 68 i say is unfair for workers. and dispute in washington, d.c. >>> police officers from across the nation are headed to new york city this evening for tomorrow's funeral for one of the officers ambushed and killed last week. thousands are expected for officer rafael ramos's funeral tomorrow. earlier in the day, the lines for wake were long. roxana saberi was there and had that story, roxana. >> they all said he at any time deserve to die. rks sai-- said he didn't deservo die. >>> into the church he attended for 14 years. hundreds began lining up early to attend his wake service. some new ramos from church where he volunteered as an usher. >> he will always remember, being one of the faces you saw when you came in, welcome my sister,

in the next hour or two, we should get some statements from the president of afghanistan, john kerry, david camron, to get a flavor of how urgently the international community is sticking by its commitments. >> okay. thank you very much, simon. >>> more than 6,000 people have died from ebola in west africa and that number is still rising. sierra leone reported 537 new cases of the virus just in the last week. yet, the president insists it is still open to visitors. dominick caine reports. >>reporter: workers at an ebola treatment center get ready to treat their patients. this part of the liberian capital is a high risk area for the disease. >> every patient was receiving the same nutritional treatment, the same diet. you have patients that have sore throats and very little appetites. so based on let's say the difference condition of the patient, each one would need a different diet. >>reporter: just over 40% of all the people diagnosed with ebola in liberia have died from it. the number of new cases here has been stable for several weeks but in neighboring sierra leone, the number is still

district attorney john david addressed the shift from his jurisdiction to the fbi's during a press conferenceinvestigations. that is now happening in this case. and we wac that as part of the investigative team. it's vital we have the best response that we possibly can. and to the extent we're able to use their resources and investigators in figuring out exactly what happened, that is nothing but a positive development. >> after the news of the fbi's involvement was announced, we received this statement from lennon's mother, claudia lacey. as lennon's mother, along with his family, we are thankful for the decision by the fbi to investigate thoroughly the death of my son. i do not believe he committed suicide. too many questions remain. too many answers not given. lennon loved life and was looking guard to life. we will continue to follow this story as it develops. and up next, the things done in the service of the people of the united states. there's more mhp show at the top of the hour. how much money do you have in your pocket right now? i have $40, $21. could something that small make an i

. >> elton john and david furnish are now officially married.endary singer posted photos on instagram, including one of the two singing their official, or signing, i would think singing when i think of elton, signing their official marriage papers. they have been together since 1993. they became civil partners, officially in 2005. same sex marriage became legal in england and in wales, in march of this year. the couple has two sons together. >>> people magazine is giving readers an inside peopling of the nuptials of rance bass to michael churchin. twenty-nine tied the k in the on saturday at park plaza hotel in los angeles look for lance love michael, lance bass wedding in an upcoming special on e. >>> third, final hobbit movie was a big winner at the box office this weekend. >> when others fight our battles for us. >> i think they are in the dramatic enough. hobbit, battle of the five armies came in first rake nothing more than $56 million over the week and he loan. it has taken in 90 million-dollar in sales since opening last wednesday. night

. >>> elton john and david furnish are now married. legendary singer posted photos of the ceremony on instagram including one of the two, reciting their official marriage papers. they have been together since 1993 and became civil partners in 2005. same sex marriage became legal in england and wales in march of this year. the couple has two sons together. >>> well, third and final hobbit movie was the big winner at the box office this week end. >> fight our bat also peter jackson's the hobbit battle of the five arm a is rake nothing more than 56 million-dollar this weekend. it has taken in more than 90 million-dollar in sales since opening last wednesday. night at the museum starring ben stiller came in second opening with a strong 17 million-dollar. annie came in third taking in more than 16 million-dollar, which is a lot because our critic kevin mccarthey says, probably not worth your time. >> darn, because christmas day we will go movies. my wife will take mize son ten hobbit and i'm stuck taking my daughter to or wells. i will go s

elton john married longtime partner david furnish this weekend.gally -- >> with their little boy. the couple posting these photos on social media in realtime. and they encouraged everyone to get involved with the hashtag share the love. because they wanted everyone to feel like they were a part of it. >> what a great idea! >> but remember, we did a story not long ago of some people banning tweets from their weddings and pictures. i like this idea. they even -- we did a story, people who hire an individual just to do the social media part for folks who can't make it to your wedding. >> some people think it's taking time away from the couple. >> exactly. a lot of -- certainly a lot of priests or pastors don't encourage you to take pictures during the ceremony. >> but this is different. >> but they also fought for the right to get married. they fought for the right to get married. they're getting married and sharing is it with the world, which is sort of opposite from a lot of celebrity couples, i have to say. >> i love it. i love george clooney shar

elton john and david furnish are tying the knot today.e after britain legalized same-sex marriage earlier this year. they're already in a civil partnership and have two sons and rather than shooing their fans away for a private moment, the couple sent out an online invite where they can catch live updates of the ceremony being held in their home in england. instagramming their picture saying it's a nice day for a wedding along with the shoes share sons, who are the ring bearers, will be wearing. isn't that cute? >> very cute. >> so another big congratulations. >> they're big shoes. >> those are big shoes. >> size 10? what is that? >> maybe their shoes. those are big boy -- >> that's your investigative chops coming out. >> i'll make a couple calls to ltj. >> i love to talk about hangry as i tend to get angry when i'm hungry. it's a thing. maybe you know the feeling. you really won't like me when i'm hangry. you guys have seen me a lot. a recent study showed -- found that married couples get increasingly angry and mean with each other when

sir elton john and partner david furnish are officially married. a ceremony was held today in great britain. the couple have two children -- zachary jackson levon and elijah joseph daniel. madonna gives her fans an early christmas present. dr evil pops up on snl and this week's box office results. nick valencia has more in today's hollywood minute >>:madonna is giving her fans an early christmas present. the singer released 6 new tracks from her new album, rebel heart, slated to come out in march. the release is in response to a leak last week of unfinished songs. the pop icon said in part. "i would prefer my fans to hear completed versions of some of the songs instead of the incomplete tracks that are circulating." doctor evil is back. snl alum mike myers made a surprise appearance as the character to give his take on the sony hacking scandal. "let's start with you nk, you are one of the most evil countries and your act of war is to kill a movie? butt to 23:32:58 "come on sony, you thought it was joke to have james franco assassinate kim jong un?

john david dingell jr. john dingell has trained me, me far ith me, inspired more than most of the members of this house. i can't think of any other member who has spent the kind of time and energy with me in this congress, teaching me the ropes, than john dingell. john dingell, mr. speaker, will go down in u.s. history as being one of the most powerful house committee chairmen of all time. that's why, mr. speaker, around washington, d.c., throughout the nation, throughout this congress, he was and will continue to be respectfully known as the lion of the house. the lion of the house. that -- may aspire, aspire that honor to his forceful personality, mr. speaker in my experience with john and watching john operate as chairman, he used a scalpel more than a sledgehammer to score his legislative wins and to gather up and earn the respect of all the members, not only of the committee on energy and commerce, but the members of this house on both sides of the aisle. many would say that the secret to john's success

. >>> elton john and his partner david furnish are officially married.y tied the knot at a ceremony in london. the pair originally had a civil bond some years ago but a new law in england allows them to officially been married. >> okay, good sunday night everyone. hopefully you enjoyed the sunshine. temperatures were on the cold side. they're pretty chilly right now we check in with our weather watchers. cool numbers in some of the suburbs. ocean city 33 degrees. riverside 26. temperature in glenmoore coming in at 24 degrees and peter in trenton a little bit milder checking in the mid 30's this hour and we have more clouds that will start to move in during the overnight hours. that may help level off those temperatures a little. if you love the weather and wants to be feature in your newscast sign up now at cbsphilly.com/watchers. >>> all right, we'll take you outside from our studio here. looking at center city. mainly clear skies over philadelphia right now. it's just cold with temperatures hovering right around that freezing mark around the city. ther

. >>> elton john and david furnish officially got married. the ceremony. another post shows the pair with an exchange of vows. he uses the # sharethelove#sharethelove. >> lady violenteoletviolet, you are as charm charming. >> clooney plays a character called lord hollywood in the mini episode of a tv show. the comic sketch was made to raise money for a british charity. >> reporter: a deluge of films is competing for your mon this holiday season. "vanity fair's" digital director mike hogan tells u whether a holiday blockbuster is worth seeing or skipping. goodern mooing. >> good morning. >> let's talk about the sony picture "the interview" that has been pull. is there a chance it will be streamed online and we can see it that way? >> the lawyer was on tv saying film hasn't been canceled. it's been delayed. they're looking into ways of releasing it. to me it's a way of saying, oh, no, the bad guys didn't win, we're going to get a chance to get back at them. at this point to pull it out of theaters it's basically. >> over. >> on the shelf. it's

john mccain talking for hours on end. it was an amazing thing at the time. david foster wallace wrote john mccain unlike any politician i have seen approximate what normal a normal person would be like. what was interesting is what happened to john mccain. 2,008 he was suddenly a nominee of his party. twitter was there and facebook was there. he was asked a question on his campaign plan, trying to replicate the old straight talk express taste, and some young reporter yelled out, would you pay for viagra on your health care plan or something like that? someone followed up, are you on viagra, senator. it is the kind of thing that's a big headline. i don't remember what he said. how many houses do you have. have. he hesitated. again the media plays a huge role in this. are they wrong track it does give you an indication of how the world has changed and it has become something of a dehumanizing product. so why people talk to me at all, probably the single most common question i get. i can speak a little out of school. scaling out a week from sunday. he would not speak

john. >> all right, david lee miller in our newsroom. you. >>> new york city paying tribute to its two fallen heroes last night. the empire state building, the chrysler building, one world trade center, the rockefeller center christmas tree, and other major landmarks all dimming their lights for five minutes last night. the officers were shot at point-blank range on saturday. they sat in their marked police cruiser at that time in brooklyn. the gesture to dim those lights coming at the request of mayor bill diblasio. > >>>. >> they were helpful as it works for maybe law enforcement more fair and transparent. >> the kit comes with a smartphone. the smartphone connects to the recorder with blue tooth. once we're logged in, the officer is able to see a live preview of what the camera is saying so they can aim and adjust the camera as needed. >> one of the things that we know is even if you and i witnessed the same incident from the same location at the same time, oftentimes what we witness or what we report later is different. if they had c

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i'm david shuster in new york. john seigenthaler has the night off. just ahead... ..the ascertain for clues. -- search for clues, recovering groups are finding more debris and bodies to airasia. the search for the black box recorders is under taken >>> a top house republican steve scalise regrets giving a speech to a white soup rem sift group. house speaker regrets it too, buts says his deputy will remain in the leadership. working over time boston is making school days longer and what officials hope to achieve and why some think it's the wrong approach >>> disappearing act. >> we should be able to figure out how to preserve the institutions in new york. >> with sky rocketing rent the fight for the heart and soul of new york city >>> we begin in south-east asia where it's wednesday morning and the daylight retrieveal of bodies and debris is under way again. proof that airasia plunged into the ocean, killing everyoning on board. crews are searching through the its. search teams are making grim discoveries not far from the spot where the plane had conta

. >>> elton john and his long time partner david have made it official.s of people lined the streets as the couple arrived to town hall for their wedding. britain legalized same sex marriage this year. they got married on the 9th year anniversary of their civil partnership. john tweeted about the plans last week. >>> a new subway campaign aimed at men is raising a few eye brows tonight. it is called "dude, close your legs." passengers complain men that sit with their legs open take up too much space. courtesy counts but manners make a better ride. no word if we will see a similar campaign on b.a.r.t. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, (vo) nourished. rescued. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru, we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need.

. >> sir elton john maris long time partner david. the rocket man posted this picture from the wedding on his stain gram page. after more than 20 years together, they officially married yesterday on the ninth anniversary of their civil partnership. fancy ceremony held at their estate in great britain. the cup develop two children together. zachary jackson levon and eli a joseph daniel. hey, another wed towing talk about, former n'sync lance bash also got hitched over the weekends. lance tied the knot with his partner of four years, michael, the couple exchanged vows in front after star studded celebration with 300 guests. the pop star's former band were there, justin timberlake, he couldn't make it, though, because he's on tour. i'm sure they understood. >> movie-goers storm theatres this weekends to spend one last time in middle earth. the final chapter in the hob it triligy tops the weekend box office making more than $56 million. now, night at the museum opens second, little more than 17 million, and annie sang its way to thirds pl

she couldn't attend sir elton john and david furnish's wedding, but had a note.ere. signed from adele, her husband and her baby. receiving it was the perfect end to a perfect day. >> you did the accent -- >> no, i end up insulting everyone when i do accents. i'll keep the iowa accent going. don't go british well. >>> secret santas are a surprise. you imagine this woman's surprise when she received a box from bill gates in the annual gift exchange. inside was a loki helmet, she had been dying to own ever since "thor" was released. and a book about africa and a card saying a donation had been made in her name to an organization that provides vaccines to kids. it was a win for the cat who apparently enjoyed all the paper in the box. i pulled someone lucky in the gift exchange. he got me -- this is a safari hat with ma lef sent. kind of a la thor. you know fon swree. and a $1 lottery ticket for himself. >> that's not a gift. >> that's a great look on you. >> i think so. >> not everyone can pull off horns, but i am doing it right now. >> i know amy robach -- >> thanks

after one failed attempt, in the early morning hours of april 23rd, that john wilkes booth and david as he writes in his diary, with every man's hand against me for doing what brutus was honored for, looked upon as a common cutthroat, abandoned with the cursive cane upon me. and on april 24th booth and herold arrive at the farm of richard garrett. booth presents himself as james w. boyd, a confederate soldier wounded at the battle of petersburg. and the family takes them in. but the very next day, booth is writing in his diary when word comes that union calvary are heading toward the garrett farm. booth tells herold to get his pistols. the two men flee to hide in the woods. when they return, garrett's suspicions have been aroused. tonight they will not be welcome to sleep in the house. tonight they will sleep in the tobacco barn. >> tonight, i tried to escape these bloodhounds once more. i have too great a soul to die a criminal. >> i don't want to die, booth. i don't want to kill no one. >> i do not wish to shed a drop of blood, but i must fight the course. 'tis all that's left to m

. >> charlie: that's john brenner. >> yeah. david petraeus, also c.i.a.director, obviously thought that the best way to do it was what we said about if you want information you become his best friend. >> charlie: but george tenet, who was c.i.a. director, said we can show you specifically how we got information that led to the attempt -- to either the rescue -- i mean the attempt to capture or kill osama bin laden. >> you know, i keep hearing that but there is argument on the other side that the useful information they got concerning bin laden was before they inflicted the e.i.t.s on k.s.m. so there is a debate out there as to whether that technique was indeed successful or not, and if that was indeed the case, then why did mr. brennan yesterday say that the results were "unknowable"? charlie, you either know or you don't know. >> charlie: i hear you. there is also the point, as you pointed out, this major point in terms of the reaction around the world. how does this country, assuming it's had the impact that has been suggested, go about repairing that d

. >> let me ask you to respond to john mccain and david petraeus. general petraeus said this to his troops. some may argue that we would be more effective if we sanctioned torture or other methods to obtain information from the enemy. that would be wrong. here's what senator mccain said this week. >> i know the use of torture compromises that which most distinguishes us from our enemies. our belief that all people, even captured enemies, possess basic human rights which are protected by international conventions, the united states not only joined, but for the most part authored. >> your reaction. >> my reaction is the same as leo thorsness who was on the air this week, captured, the pilot shot down over vietnam, held in captivity for many years, subjected to torture. this week said waterboarding is not torture. he also holds the medal of honor, as did bud day who was also captured and tortured and subsequently made it clear that he did not believe waterboarding was torture. >> so if an american citizen is waterboarded by isis, are we going to try to

i'm david shuster in new york. john siegenthaler is off.ecovery effort today off of the coast of indonesia, crews found wreckage and bodies from flight 8501. we will have the latest from the ongoing search and from investigators trying to determine why the jet liner plunged into the sea. >>> an outspoken kremlin critic was just arrested at a rally in moscow. we'll bring you an update. >>> line of fire the united states a new report shows there was a big spike this year in police officers killed by gunfire. the data come as tensions simmer over police tactics nationwide. >>> and the new football coach in college who asked for less than expected and is still one of the highest-paid public employees in the country. ♪ >>> we begin tonight in southeast asia where the grim retrooifal of bodies and debris continues in the java sea. harrowing concrete proof that the flight plunged into the ocean killing everybody on board. it is not far from the spot where the plane last had contact with air traffic controllers. scott heidler reports. >> reporter:

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♪ >>> minutes after john wilkes booth crosses the navy yard bridge, sergeant cobb stops david heroldider has passed here and cobb tells him yes and lets him pass. his job is to guide lewis powell out of washington after killing secretary of state seward. but hearing the cries of "murder" from seward's house -- >> murder, he's killing my father! >> he flees the scene not waiting for him. he catches up just outside of washington. and it's midnight when they arrive at a safehouse for confederate spies. >> for god's sake, make haste. >> at a tavern where weapons have been stored. a tavern owned by the mother of confederate courier john surrat. >> i can't carry a carbin. this little bitch fell on me, i broke my damn leg. i need a surgeon. we'll go to sam mud. >> how can we get down south of the river >> i cannot go on without a doctor. >> floyd, floyd, i'm fairly certain we've assassinated the president and secretary seward. mind your damn horse, let's go. >> meanwhile at the petersen boarding house, corporal james tanner who has lost both legs at the second battle of bull run and is just

builders as far as i was concerned for people like bill cohen, bill bradley, jack danforth, john warner, david boren, sam nunn, nancy kassebaum, republicans or democrats, and the list goes on. and maybe the last one to leave because of frustrations was olympia snowe. so you've got this large number of people, most of them could've been reelected for ever, who left in disgust because they couldn't get anything done. and i think that's the new phenomenon over the last couple of decades that is especially worrying. now the other theme though in this book and i think this as an important point to make, to spite my frustrations and even my anger at the congress, the reality is i got a lot of things done with the congress. most of my predecessors did they were lucky to get two or three or four big military procurement programs canceled that were over cost, overdue, or no longer relevant. i cut nearly three dozen and ended up getting congressional approval, or acquiescence come in all of them. i cut almost $200 billion out of the pentagon's overhead, and even eliminated a combatant command. and i got