john terry, al jazeera, at the jersey shore.hps perhaps the most beautiful weather in the whole country, comfortable temperatures seattle into portland and a little hot. nothing but beautiful sunny skies, and as we travel a little further east, that's where the heat is bottled up and definitely concentrated across the north central plains. into the midwest today minneapolis climbs to a high of 89 degrees. typical this time of year they're around 79. later on in the day we have a chance for severe storms yesterday as a matter of fact around minneapolis and dakotas, we had over 100 reports of damaging winds and hail. these storms have a lot of energy in the atmosphere, and we want to watch out for that later on in the day. certainly heavy rainfall across southern central portions of minnesota including minneapolis. so if you're traveling out there along i-35, definitely want to use precaution. a lot of folks are on the roads going to see family and friends for the busy holiday weekend. tracking into the northeast, today it's cloud

to discuss all these things is john terry, a reaction from the speaker of the house john boehner. >> john boehner the speaker of the house is writing to president obama and saying look, i agree with you. he has already said he agrees with the president's attempt to remove president assad. but you need to explain why this would benefit. that is john boehner writing in the last hour. samantha power is the new u.n. ambassador on behalf of the united states. she has only taken over. she tweetout, unfortunate outcome, the p-5 meeting, block any meaningful action, then going on from there, jay carney, saying that diplomacy has been paralyzed. they'll tweak it and have a look at it and send it back to the u.n. so expect more activity there tomorrow. >> syria, has the ambassador, anyone from syria at the united nations had anything to say about all of this activity? >> the man that is responsible for syria at the u.n. is bashar jafari, speaks many, many languages but has a penchant of going on and on and on when you give him a microphone or a camera. today he couldn't have been more blunt. h

john terry has been finding out. >> bashar alah -- al-assad was never meant to be the leader of syriaas meant to be the leader after his father died. but he was killed in an car accident. his father was particularly brutal. bashar was not expected to be as brutal as his father, though a third brother is often characterized that way. colin powell knows the president, and he says i have dealt with him and know him, and he is a pathological liar. he has support from his government, the military, the russians, and his religion. the aloites a secretive group. and he has support of his powerful family. syria, you will gather is a complex country. regime change would open it up to al qaeda allied rebels. but the international community is clearly calling for a realation after last week's attack. and bashar al-assad is the one the message is inning tended for. >>> last week alone nearly 40,000 arrived at a refugee camp in iraq. and refugees are angry and frustrated. >> reporter: imagine if this was your home for over 18 months. then imagine sharing it with 60,000 others. it's no wonder then t

problem with that package, we will continue to try to bring it to you -- we have it now, here is john terryand this is the way life is supposed to be on the last holiday weekend of the summer. ten months ago it was all so different. that's when hurricane sandy hit hard. a massive storm, the second costliest hurricane on record, came ashore, smashing homes uprooting trees, downing power lines, wiping out store fronts and restaurants and even sending the roller coaster at casino peer into the ocean. turning it into one of the best known images of the disaster. this is where the roller coaster once stood. but for now, residents are just glad the pier is back. >> it was a wet and rainy season, we didn't vern the rides open, we had the water park, but with the weather it was a slow start. and then the rides open up the last week of july. so we missed two mayer joe holidays obviously those are the two we need. for those that make new jersey coastal towns their home, any success has been hard won. as we move up the coast, many of the towns along the way were damaged. some are still being prepared

i was a big fan of the pope, blue, british isles scene, mississippi john hurt me, sonny terry brown mcgeei played some blues harmonica. >> did you learn that open tuning style, slide style? >> i have not picked up a slide in a long time, so i do not want to embarrass myself, but yes. it was a lot of folk music, blues and early on. i fell in love with the sound of the steel string guitar. there are a lot of idiomatic thing that it does well. i studied classic guitar a bit, but the steel string, for example, we do something called a hammer on and pull off, which is -- >> you get three note for the price of one. >> you plug the string but you get four notes. i always think of that town at the the prototypical steel string guitar sound. british isles, a caltech music. i learned all the paul simon songs. as i got older -- >> he is a hell of a guitarist. people do not realize. he is not flashy, but if you try to learn his tunes, they are really hard. >> he is a brilliant guitar player. i eventually got interested in jazz, world music, everything. maybe that is one of the reasons. i enjoyed so m

who else besides tim mcveigh, terry nichols, and michael fortier that were involved because they were most assuredly others. >> most of it centered on the man -- known as johntwo, the description did not fit either terry nichols or michael fortier. investigators concluded that john doe number two never existed. >> we found a gentleman that had been in there that generally fit the description of john doe number two, but it turned out it had been on a different day. he had been in there with a friend that had rented a ryder truck, so we now realized that it was a misidentification of people transposing two different events and putting two different occurrences together. >> they swore to us over and over again that there was no john doe number two. no one was with him on the day of the bombing. the biggest misconception out there about the oklahoma city bombing in my view is this was something that sprang from the brain of timothy mcveigh, was masterminded by timothy mcveigh and substantially carried out by timothy mcveigh with a little bit of help from terry nichols. >> if there were other people involved with the bombing, who were they? some believe there ma

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who else besides tim mcveigh, terry nichols, and michael fortier that were involved because they were most assuredly others. >> most of it centered on the man -- known as johnmber two, the description did not fit either terry nichols or michael fortier. investigators concluded that john doe number two never existed. >> we found a gentleman that had been in there that generally fit the description of john doe number two, but it turned out it had been on a different day. he had been in there with a friend that had rented a ryder truck, so we now realized that it was a misidentification of people transposing two different events and putting two different occurrences together. >> they swore to us over and over again that there was no john doe number two. no one was with him on the day of the bombing. the biggest misconception out there about the oklahoma city bombing in my view is this was something that sprang from the brain of timothy mcveigh, was masterminded by timothy mcveigh and substantially carried out by timothy mcveigh with a little bit of help from terry nichols. >> if there were other people involved with the bombing, who were they? some believe the

. >>> sequester terry of state john kerry mefting imeeting wi russian counterpart. just two days after president obama canceled a summit with russian president vladamir putin. the men will address several contentious issues and the case of nsa leaker, edward snowden. kerry will pass along details to president obama this afternoon. >> military officials in yemen say u.s. drone strikes killed 12 suspected al qaeda operatives yesterday. alleged militants died in three attacks. yemen on high alert after revealing an al qaeda plot. >> nonessential american personnel have been evacuated from the u.s. consulate in pakistan. the state department says the evacuation was carried out because of a specific threat to the consulate. it is now closed for the holiday from now until sunday. evacuation was announced the same day as the government warned all americans not to travel to pakistan. >> an expanneding manhunt across the western u.s. portion of the country right now for a kidnapping suspect who is also accused of murder. james lee dimaggio, suspected of abducting hannah ande

john lennon? jimmy hoffa? >> i held this conservative accountable and i don't get credit. >> terry you sid obama was there but not really there. >> yes. >> that is like a meta physical thing. what does that mean? >> well if you're going to get techal on me here is the thing he was there because he's the president but playing spades so he wasn't. so if he wasn't there mentally, and going for this, part of the plan he wasn't there. >> so he wasn't. just wasn't all there. >> i don't think he was all there. i don't think he was all there. >> i'm never all there. >> that is how we move through life. when you're president you should be engaged. >> now, jedadiah you said the practice in georgia of people paying tolls for one another you describe td it as quote, romantic. would you ever date a toll collector snr. >> i haven't but i would be open to it. if he's romantic like noahs being in the notebook i don't care what he did for a living. >> if he came home stinking of carbon monoxide it won't bother you?. >> if he's paying for dinner in quarters? i love it. >> tucker why would you ask me that question? >> because i

john lennon? jimmy hoffa? >> i held this conservative accountable and i don't get credit. >> terry you sid obama was there butlly there. >> yes. >> that is like a meta physical thing. what does that mean? >> well if you're going to get techal on me here is the thing he was there because he's the president but playing spades so he wasn't. so if he wasn't there mentally, and going for this, part of the plan he wasn't there. >> so he wasn't. just wasn't all there. >> i don't think he was all there. i don't think he was all there. >> i'm never all there. >> that is how we move through life. when you're president you should be engaged. >> now, jedadiah you said the practice in georgia of people paying tolls for one another you describe td it as quote, romantic. would you ever date a toll collector snr. >> i haven't but i would be open to it. if he's romantic like noahs being in the notebook i don't care what he did for a living. >> if he came home stinking of carbon monoxide it won't bother you?. >> if he's paying for dinner in quarters? i love it. >> tucker why would you ask me that question? >> because i know yo

terry because they don't like it. that doesn't mean that they've changed. >> no. mark warner, john warner state. >> exactly. >> very close to the center, this country. funny, we all grew up with them in the confederacy, last stand, the cause. today they're just about a little more conservative than the country. they're very close to being a leading indicator now. >> conservative to support bill clinton. that's terry mcauliffe. >> this would be the first time in modern history that virginia went the same direction. >> maybe a bell weather. >> is that a column i gave you? >> chris, don't write it, huh? >> chris cillizza, isn't that true? fact check there? it's a break with history. >> in modern history, it's always gone the opposite. the most recent example. one other thing, chris, in terms of change. remember that barack obama was the first democrat to win the commonwealth of virginia since lyndon johnson in 1964. that is just mind boggling in terms of how the state is changing. >> well said. you're good, chris. >> historian. >> you're good. >> i'm not so young anymore. it's good. >

we had terry jeffrey here last week and he said about christie like we keep nominating these guys, you know, mitt romney, johnwho are moderate, these are people who forge compromises with democrats. is that going to hurt christie, things like that, compromise is not a dirty word? certainly it's appealing to those of you in d.c. but what about des moines? >> i think that's more problematic than what he what he did in terms of signing or -- i think voters who would be turned off in a primary were not open to chris christie already because of all of the other things you've talked about. also, it's important to note that the party has moved more to the right. so chris christie looks more moderate by comparison. he's actually more conservative than mitt romney was on a lot of issues. >> i want to talk about a story that you wrote about, the "new york times" followed your lead we were quick to note last week about hillary clinton, formally moving into the bill, hillary and chelsea foundation. and president clinton offendst his -- that it had run up deficits and been miss managed. when the audited financials are rel

legislation in congress with republican senator john mccain and democratic representative javier buzz era becerra. this is half an hour. [applause] thank you very much, terry. let me welcome senator mccain back toressman becerra the afl-cio. we are grateful for you to take a few minutes out of your busy schedules. this is a subject that is important to you as well as the 11 million immigrants in the u.s. it is a matter of living a life with the protections that the rest of us take for granted. let's get right to our questions. senator mccain, the passage of immigration reform was in no small measure due to your bipartisan efforts to read what are the chances you think that congress will pass the bill that includes the pathway to citizenship? >> first of all, thank you for .eing here and to congressman becerra. i thank him for his articulate advocacy for comprehensive immigration reform. i must say it is nice to be back here amongst old friends and enemies. [laughter] august is amonth of very important month. the members of congress of both house and senate, in this case, the focus is about the house of representatives back in their districts. they are spen