our latest regarding whistleblower john terry on sale now learning that the bureau of prisons is making a concerted effort to stop carry on to from sending letters from prison. you may remember i carry on to was the first member of the caa to publicly acknowledge that torture was an official us policy under the bush administration in two thousand trial he was convicted for providing the name of an officer involved in the c i a's rendition program to a reporter. he began serving a thirty month prison sentence in february of last year soon after theory argue began writing what's the point of letters from the red owl and that she communicates with his supporters and talks about his prison experience as the letters published on fire dog lake. when the script didn't often revealed the correction in the legalities taking place behind prison walls. but in august of twenty thirteen carry on to abruptly stop writing. after the prison administration informed him that he would be able to serve the final part of his sentence in a halfway house but this was only if he agreed to stop sending the lett

secretary of state john terry has also asked for a temporary reprieve from sufficient. in a statement he released back in september kerry said quote i have no reason to doubt the facts of the search for miles convection and as a former prosecutor i have no sense that they consider to be for anyone who would murder a police officer. must he warned that this man's execution could have impact on how americans and legal trouble are treated to not smile was found guilty of the nineteen ninety four death of officer guy got its outside a local nightclub the appeal hearing to consider the clemency happen today in u s district court for the western district of texas in austin miles execution is scheduled for tomorrow. discuss the details of this case and the international rapper conscience of an execution. i was chilling earlier by richard dieter executive director of the death penalty information center. these are not talking about today's appeal hearing. i don't think the judge and the ruling but no will be making it prior to the execution obviously this is a talent to the cle

john terri is following this story. >> that's bit of a surprise. right? >> it is a surprise he is heeding a proverb life. a man through his papacy was dogged by the child abuse scandal. people wouldn't let it rest for him. they were going after him. you have to remember about ratsinger. he is a they are lodgean. his previous job -- i always have to write this down. his previous job prior to becoming pope was the pre-alaskan for the congregation of the doctorine of the faith. he was the heavy guy. he wasn't really friendlier. he didn't come across friendly. people liked him because he was the pope. they respected and loved him he said these words. the christmas speech. he said pedophilia was in conformity with man and children. he was not trying to say it's okay. but in his they arecratic way, he got into a lot of trouble. so, now, to find that he is defrocked, which means sacked, 400 priests in just two years is remarkable. >> you will be back at 6 w7 more on this? >> yeah. >> the family of an ohio inmate whose execution took an unusual long time says it

. >> not only is john terry an intake counselor, he's also an inmate. >> i'm a convict that's been lockedand i've sat in that same chair that that man has. i know how much difference it can make if you have someone to talk to, someone you feel like is on your side. >> kerry is serving a life sentence for a murder he committed in his early 20s. >> we were out drinking, just out partying, having a good time and an argument broke out. you know. it started out, i thought we was going to get it squashed. we weren't going to. and then it just escalated, got out of hand. the guy was stabbed to death. it was a pretty brutal murder. you know. like i said, that's something i have to live with every day. i'd love to be out there and be with my family. but, you know, the bible says you reap what you sow. >> before they can be assigned to their new cells, the men must undergo one final step. >> you're good? >> i got a size 10. >> what size shirt do you need? >> 1x. only thing i found out, it's not like the movies. you know. that's basically what they told me. you don't have to go around worrying about

president john f kennedy's surgeon general. luther terry least an emphatic an authoritative report that said smoking causes illness and death and the government should do something about it rome the relationship between some cigarette smoking and health. in the field of long hair. reserve board has been called one of the most important documents in the us health history ushering in a new era of reform the day next year in nineteen sixty five congress mandated surgeon general warning labels on cigarette packs and then in nineteen seventy one cigarette commercials where bands on tv. over the years cigarette taxes were raised and sales to minors worker while tobacco companies also came under increasing legal attack in the biggest case of the mall more than forty u s states brought lawsuits demanding compensation for the cost of treating smoking related illnesses. tobacco companies settled in nineteen ninety eight by agreeing to pay about two hundred billion us dollars and appeared before congress and for the first time publicly

number one, brand this group -- not to brand them, make this group -- john terry our friend at the statedepartment can surely do this, a designated foreign terrorist organization. just like al qaeda and just like the brotherhood's palestinian branch, hamas. designate them a terrorist organization. they are the modern godfather's of his -- islamic terrorism. number two, the brotherhood groups here in america, care, isna, et cetera. shut them down. that's very harsh, i know, and we have freedom of speech, but freedom of speech to me when it extends the group that is subversive with terror ties to groups that hate america and want to destroy this country, when that's the case, i think we might have a problem. i don't like the column effect that is for him. we had in the cold war with the soviet agency or. that was also alarmist and. they work here. well, we have islamist agents of influence here. so i think, i hope you read a book, and god bless you. thank you. [applause] >> we do have some time for q&a. as moderator i want to ask the first question. >> it better be easy. .. actually a geni

joining us in new york, john herrmann. , andve terry weisner commodities group at macquarrie.hat is a big business card. first one. what do these cells reports that ,e got today, chrysler was up gm not so much. of whatll short expectations were. expectations were 16.3 million units. -- weld have been whether are very close to what peak has been on the pose crisis. or and portly, the fundamental trends is the average age of a car is about love and .9 years -- is about 11.9 years. that is a decade high. the average age of the fleet is high. the replacement cycle is ongoing as a result of that. do not expect auto sales to fall back. historical any evidence that suggest that you can have a big falloff without a cataclysmic event? 15 point 7 million. some people say they will do more than 16 million. if they do that kind of number, is it likely that is going to continue? like i think it is impressive. what we have for the entire fourth quarter, we had the best fourth quarter. we have the best quarter since 2007. it is very solid. spending, pattern of fits and starts of acceleration

john terry in studio right now. is this meeting going to do any good? >> it remains to be seen. the vatican has been hauled before that committee on the rights of child. the vatican signed up for it in 19 that it be. they have no choice but to attend, they're part of the convention and have to attend, so that's what they're doing. whether the committee has any backbone or not is an entirely different matter. according to the conference of catholic bishops, something like 6,900 accused priests stretching back to 1950, and that's out of 110,000 catholic priests in this country who have been active in that past 60 years. there are approaching 17,000 victims. david lorenz represents snap, the survivors organization and speaks for them in the state of maryland. we spoke to him about his views on this meeting taking plagues at the moment. as you'll see, he thinks it's good that it's taking place, but that the meeting itself really lacked backbone. >> there's no force behind this committee. they'll ask them some questions and expose them and they can embarrass them, but they can't real

. >> david, kelly, michael, angie, marcia, john, beck, charlie, melissa, terry, phil, bob, matt, ryanl, josh, elise, melissa, luke, john, luke, david, kelly, marcia, david, matt, matt. >> it makes him seem like a nice guy and out of the cozy relationship to reporters. >> my sense is that in new jersey, he has a pretty good relationship with the local beat reporters in particular. an interesting essay in politico your viewers can look up by a guy that's covered him a while who talks about profane, dishy, off the record sessions with christie over beers. a little tenser with the national media. he can be weary of reporters who want to parachute in and write about him and disappear. i think he's appropriately a little more guarded about people he doesn't know. and i do think that if he should run for president, the dynamic would be very different, very quickly. the stakes are so much higher and reporters have a much lower incentive not to burn someone on that national stage as opposed to a statehouse beat reporter. >> the cover of the new yorker we'll see tomorrow, christie playing in tr

terry nichols, and michael fortier were involved? because there were most assuredly others. >> much of the speculation centers on the man reportedly seen with mcveigh at the truck rental company. known as johnon 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'd been in there with a friend who had rented a ryder truck. so we now realize it was a misidentification of people transposing two different events and putting two different occurrences together. >> mcveigh 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 is something that sprang from the brain of timothy mcveigh, was masterminded by timothy mcveigh and substantially carried out by timothy mcveigh with very little help from terry nichols. >> if there were other people involved with the bombing, who were they? some believe there may have been a connection

a foundation started by terri sh schiavo's family is helping. as john blackstone reports, the mcmath case is raising the same complicated and emotional question about when life ends. >> reporter: jahi mcmath's family is searching for a facility to take their daughter who is brain dead after surgery for a ton sill lengthmy. her family is fighting for her to have a tracheotomy to insert a breathing tube so she can be moved. >> i feel like i'm dying because i want her to see 2014. >> reporter: in a letter the hospital wrote performing medical procedures on the body of a deceased human being is simply not something children's hospital can do. the family's attorney christopher dolan says they're looking for a doctor to perform the surgery. >> we just ask that you would have the compassion and good medical ethics to abide by this mother's wish and reach out to us. e-mail me. >> reporter: hospital spokesman sam singer. >> there's a very difficult catch-22 that the mcmath family attorney has created, which is that he keeps wanting people to believe this young w

to brookings, thinking about your history on this issue going back a little over 20 years when terri and john who had brookings affiliation published the politics, marketing and american schools arguing the choices of panacea. .. >> we saw the title i amendment and it was limited and i would have preferred a with whatever the families belles lettres. whether it was a faith based school or a public charter school. and in terms of policy come i have seen it at work i side with state representatives there and we are held accountable by the program. and certainly the politics in a way and there was a lot of opposition making sure that was a bold choice although listen, i am in part of many other things and we are ending up getting what we want to go. >> gentleman on the outside here. this is the last question, so let's make it a good one. >> hello, i am telemarketer and there is a large portion of public-school choice and with partisan gridlock committee think that embracing this approach would be a good way to bridge the divide between the two parties considering that they generally respect the

john. >> melissa from san francisco, thank you. >>> the legal battle over terry schaivo, a person in a persistentative state should be kept alive or letting her die. her husband favored letting her die dye but family members wanted her to live. bobby schindler joins us. thank you bobby. >> sure, good evening. >> can you tell me what sort of feelings come up when you hear this case becoming extremely controversy in the news? >> well, it's quite different from my sister terry's case. but at the same time we're standing with the family because they're trying to provide help for their daughter, and that is what we were trying to do with terry, we were being told no and they are being told no. we want them to know we will stand with them. there are organizations, a lot of people who are trying to find their beautiful young daughter. >> your organization has tried to find a hospital for jehi. what have you been doing? >> we're working to get her transferred. it is extremely difficult working with this hospital. they have been making it jumping a lot of hurdles trying to get jehi to get transferred to s

this cruel young woman does terry shekel the distributor for forbes. >> take out the knife john, thanke worrich works for demo. >> that's a good start. i think $10 is a great start. we know this because washington state has a minimum wage on the order of $10. their economy is no worse than the other states that have a he loer minimum wage. i think it is great. >> what's wrong with that? >> that's washington state. we need to let states, we need to let companies decide what wage is correct. >> you wrote an article in foebs that made sense to me. it's good to raise the wage to 10 why not 100 bucks an hour. >> exactly. that's the point. at its very core i think the minimum wage is distorting the marketplace. it is dictating -- it is government dictating business what is the correct wage. that is a dangerous and slip lee loep. why not raise that to $100. >> why not? >> if some people had their aespecially corporations why not go to the bottom where it is zero. >> no minimum wage. >> have people volunteer. >> why not if people want to. >> people do. >> we don't want -- we want a robust midd

and one those being senators lindsey graham and john mccain now the reasons we didn't leave those troops and is because there was no iraq harlem and terry decision to give immunity to troops were kind of conversely going through similar situations in afghanistan do you think that karzai should be taking note. i think that there should be a lesson drawn from iraq and what happened and where the failures it was basically a failure on part of the u.s. to sort of hold out some sort of an agreement with the iraqis i was there during two thousand and seven when the personal program it was you know worked out with the iraqis but then you know in two thousand and eleven or two thousand and ten there. was an able to that work. with any kind of a status of forces agreement with iraq and so they were live through their own devices sort of speak to fight terrorism and basically depend a great deal on iran and iran's influence well right now what we're seeing is a battle between araki forces and between this al qaeda i.s.i. yes but it could very easily slip into sectarian violence in the coming days we'll have to keep a very close eye on this site e

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tim mcveigh, terry nickels and michael fortier were involved because there were most assuredly others. >> there was a man reportedly seen with mcveigh at the truck rental company. known as johnescription did not fit nickles or michael fortier. they concluded he didn't exist. >> the gentleman fit john doe number two but a different day, he had been in there with a friend that rented a ryder truck. so we realized, it was a misidentification of people chance posing two different events and putting two different occurrences together. >> mcveigh 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 that this was something that sprang from the brain of timothy mcveigh, was masterminded by timothy mcveigh and substantially carried out by timothy mcveigh with the help of nickels. >> if there were other people involved with the bombing, who were they? some believe there may have been a connection between mcveigh and a city, a christian identity city in northeastern oklahoma, about 170 miles from oklahoma city near the arkansas boarder. >> i

speaker john boehner released a statement saying -- house minority leader nancy pelosi had the following to say in a statement -- president obama also released a statement that reads -- >> later today, terry mcauliffe will be sworn in as virginia's next governor. we will have live coverage of the inauguration ceremony beginning at 12:05 eastern on c- span. the house ended the week by passing a bill that would require the federal government to report security breaches on its healthcare.gov website. members will be turning their attention to a short-term spending measure this week that will keep the government funded past january 15, which is when expiresding authority for the federal government. the senate will continue to work on the bill extending unemployment benefits that expired in december for more than a million people. for more on those items and what to expect next week, we talked to a reporter covering capitol hill. >> as congress wraps up its first full week and gets set for another full week of legislative action, the headline on "national journal" is unemployment deal falls flat, putting senate back in irons. one of the authors joins us from phone, michael catalini. where do t

john? >> thanks, and our thoughts of course are with her swle. as well. >> absolutely. >>> the family of terryahi mcmath and her fight over life support. she was declared brain dead after undergoing tonsil surgery. schiavo's family wants to help move the girl to another facility. schiavo died in 2005 after a decade-long battle to remove her from life support. >> thousands attended this memorial service for claire davis, the 17-year-old shot in the head in november. her father tearfully told the audience he and his wife have forgiven the gunman saying he didn't know what he was doing. >> vladimir putin is vowing to intense security across russia ahead of the olympics, this comes on the heels of the twin terror attacks this week that killed more than 30 people on a bus and in a train station. russian police detained dozens of people, in anti-terror raids, the olympics 36 days away. >>> new york city has a democratic mayor for the first time in 20 years. bull de blasio was sworn in. you can see former president clinton doing the honors and he promised to even the economic playing field, taxing th