and discovering a bug for the first time or watching their seeds grow are power joyful learning. the san francisco outdoor births is about making nature available for all students to provide a low cost experience for people like camping or riding a bike or going to the beach for that the first time. there's an abundance it demonstrates this such critical thinking and reduce stress and improve the body and nicer people. in addition to the logos on our draft poster we have thrilled to join our san francisco public school community. thank you for your time (clapping) >> my comments from the board members. yes commissioner norton >> i want to thank charlotte and her colleague it was backed up by the rec and park there's beautiful posters they're down loadable and you can print them out. is there a place you can download them >> we actually have the usf logo we've be printing thousands in the summer. >> their tralthd in chinese and spanish and english this is very important for your community. thank you. i love the sentiment and simplicity of it thank you for you for bringing it forwa

it's the end of the school year, grgs graduation season, typically a joyful time. students tell me not this year. >>> as we just heard in the report, the young man's own family and a social worker who knew him had raised alarms. tonight here what could those videos reveal? abc's gio benitez now on that part of the story. >> reporter: it appears elliott rodger used his youtube channel as a manifesto. >> my life is so lonely and mundane. >> reporter: the videos were posted just this month and many show rodger exploring beautiful southern california. >> a beautiful environment is the darkest hell if you have to experience it all alone. >> reporter: take a look at this. one video has this description. "i temporarily took all of my vlogs down due to the alarm it caused with some people in my family." that diagnosis of aspergers, experts say it does not trigger violence. >> there's obviously something else going on. >> reporter: we brought in psychotherapist dr. robi ludwig to look at these videos with us. >> this is elliott at a golf course. >> it's one of the few place

these are the cities that released their numbers according to the joyful heart foundation.ho have the highest amount, and detroit, the second highest, at 11,341 untested kits. we're going to focus on these cities and clearing out the bag log this week. we're going to meet survivors of rain. survivors like megan, whose kit sat untested for nine years. >> when you went through that very invasive process, you did it with an expectation? >> i did, of course. i don't think that anyone would consent to a procedure down by law enforcement if you didn't have that expectation. you know, why would i give you this evidence if i didn't think you were going to use it? >> something that might help megan's cause? $36 million in grants to help end the bag lock as part of the 2015 commerce justice and science bill. that is up for a vote later in the week. joining me now is sarah who -- and natasha, whose rape kit sat on a self-for nearly a decade. >> i heard this was a problem that just grew and grew and they didn't want to talk about for a long time. why the backlog? why for so long? >> it

i think you would agree this is the definition of what joyful learning looks like. if i can ask heidi to come to the microphone just one last time. would you mind sharing with us what happened once this video hit youtub

i think you would agree this is the definition of what joyful learning looks like. if i can ask heidi to come to the microphone just one last time. would you mind sharing with us what happened once this video hit youtube and who the special was that contacted us and what that person did? >> so we were really fortunate when this video hit youtube and it couldn't have happened without ashley sax, sarah, the singer came forward and put it on twitter. it was really empowering for our students to have us to be tweeted about and caused us to join twitder and thank you to rachel for our tweet today. it's been really awesome. if you want to check out more videos, access sfusd the arc on youtube. we have about 20 different videos to talking about what's important to us and our drama plays so come and like us. >> i think it's safe to say we not only like you, we love you guys. thank you so much. >> thankout. if you see on youtube they love to read comments to give some positive feedback on those comments. thanks. item c, recognitions and a come nations, none tonight. item d d

i think you would agree this is the definition of what joyful learning looks like. if i can ask heidi to come to the microphone just one last time. would you mind sharing with us what happened once this video hit youtube and who the special was that contacted us and what that person did? >> so we were really fortunate when this video hit youtube and it couldn't have happened without ashley sax, sarah, the singer came forward and put it on twitter. it was really empowering for

there is no more joyful feeling in the human experience than when a child's play is over.'s just -- nothing feels that good. that's who i am. i am a real man. >> reporter: you get a feeling that alongside the truth teller is a kind of poet of hope and haplessness, laughter, and lonliness. >> sometimes i just feel like i, i don't have any friends. >> and why do you think that is? >> i don't know. >> do you think it's because you're fat? >> louis, like a friend, familiar, and consoling. >> we have this feeling of your benevolence? >> i don't know, oh, man. >> is that wrong? >> i don't know. >> that you kind of want everybody to be whole and their dreams not to decompose and -- >> well dreams decomposing is not a bad thing for some body to go through. i think if everybody's dream comes true, that's a bad scene. that's not a good idea. i don't wish for people to have all their dreams come true. i wish them to be okay with the fact that they won't. you know what i mean i you can go out into the world -- not letting it stop you -- when things don't go your way, then you are unst

. >> the scene was less joyful at the congress party headquarters. in gandhi family has been power all but 13 years since independence. this was its worst ever result. >> we have done pretty badly. there is a lot for us to think about. party told advise the hold myself responsible. >> the congress pretty chief wind the hindu nationalist against dividing the majority hindu population and the 138 million muslims. the new federal government will not compromise india's social unity and the country's interest. >> mode he also triumphed over the common man party, known for their matching whitecaps. the anticorruption leader failed to repeat last year's success local new delhi elections. the prime minister in waiting is said to lead the first majority government in 30 years. news, policeorld in turkey used water cannons, rubber bullets and tear gas this friday to disperse thousands of protesters in a town to the west of the country. here, close to 200 84 mineworkers died earlier on in the week. country's worst industrial accident. there was a strong sense o

it never ends but it should be a joyfully and happy activity for all who knew renÉe you knew how joyfule could be on test and thursday the rest of the year he was as serious as a heart attack. i'm to close with a small poem my heart is with the goal and friends i have. all the roses clipped made evens and the light footed lads. by brooks to brood for leaping the light foot lads are laid, the rose lipped girdles are sleeping and roses in fields where roses fade. i'd like to introduce renÉe was look at many other things a light footed lad and i'd like to introduce you, you his rose flipped maiden sylvia (clapping.) thank you. >> thank you. my son and i would like to express our gradually to chp and everyone who expressed renee's work to his memory. iran nay in a loved san francisco and spent 40 years of his life working to provide affordable housing and making living in san francisco and that's what chp has accomplished with this building chp has been building to build the apartment in a prime location surrounded by million dollar condos to provide housing for formerly homeless individual

>> oh, joyful, very much joy. uh-huh.my husband came home that evening, i told him i was listening to the tv that day at home. when he got home, i told him. we were all very joyful, the children and i, they had a big meeting, naacp meeting that evening at the monroe school. >> the process of desegregation at least in kansas, my understanding, please correct me if i'm wrong, started relatively quickly. did you see the effects of the decision firsthand in your children's education? >> well, i saw it in my children's education, but as far as my education was concerned, i really never benefitted from the case. >> i think it was the school board decided to try divide and conquer. a letter went out in the spring of 1953, it was sent to the african-american teachers that have been teaching three years or less, and the letter was sent by a man named wendal godwin, the superintendent at the time, he said if the plaintiff succeeds in their efforts that there wouldn't be enough white parents willing to have african-american teachers

a joyful mother's day weekend event turns tragic. a hot air balloon carrying passengers catches fire. >> in the air on fire still traveling in the air. >> eyewitnesses report people jumping for their lives. what went wrong? we have the latest details on the horrifying accident. >> an undercover investigation into the fraud costing american taxpayers hundreds of millions. she says she can't work. he says he scant mocan't move a. but check out what they're really up to. until the law caught up and they're busted. >> flipping out these identical twin house flippers were street to star in their own reality tv show, until they say controversy over their beliefs got in the way. >> we don't fight causes we exalt a kingdom whose name is jesus christ. >> announcer: "nightline" will be right back. >>> good evening. we have breaking news tonight near richmond, virginia, as a mother's day balloon festival turns tragic. three people remain missing after a hot air balloon burst into flames and crashed after drifting into a power line. the dramatic

retirement a joyful reflective time though less so when said retirement was not voluntary.outh carolina said she was fired after 23 years on the force because of her sexual orientation. but was she? >> some residents believe firing crystal was payback. they investigated the most recent hire. the mayor neglected to conduct a background check on sellers. >> jon: if he had run a becomeground check the mayor would have fund out that he crashed his car in a ditch while drunk driving. it is possible it's not a case of homophobia and instead small town cronyism. >> he was secretly recorded. >> i would much rather have somebody who drank and drank too much taking care of my child than i have somebody who whose lifestyle is question able around schirn. >> jon: okay homophobia it was. his child care hierarchy is. this his first choice, exwife, second choice 15-year-old down the street with add. then drunk guy, then mental patient, then toronto crack smoking mayor ray ford and then figment of his imagination and then and only then a responsible lesbian who runs an accredited child car

joyful loving mother's day weekend to you all. bye bye. >>> next on kqed newsroom, counting down to the june primary. while president obama wraps up a visit to hollywood and silicon valley. journalist and undocumented immigrant jose anthoonio gar ga shares his story. >> i'm trying to humanize the issue. >> plus a bay area makes the first combat zone ten types since the civil war. >> they were about the timelessness of war, how it's followed us since civilization began and will continue to follow us.

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access and equity, joyful learning and keeping our promises to students and families. we refreshed that strategic plan at the beginning of last year and shared with teachers and principals and what we were focused on was saying how do we take those goals and values and ensure there's some clearer expectation about how all of us support the instructional core. and the instructional core may sounds jargony, but means teachers and the content. and we really clarified in this document, which is also online and we can share copies with you you haven't seen them in the past, is what should -- if you walk into any classroom in the city, what are some of the common expectations you should see? how does the school support the teachers in what they're delivering to the students and their experiences and what's the roll the role of the central office. what we call this is this is our plan for today and we live in the epi center of san francisco. frankly we're blinds in creating that 21st century school system. we launched vision 2025 because we wanted to think about the student e

." >> there's no more joyful feeling in the human experience than when a child's play is over.eels that good. that's who i am. i'm a real man. >> you get a feeling that alongside the truth teller, he's a kind of poet of hope and haplessness. laughter and loneliness. >> sometimes i think i don't need friends. >> you think it's because you're fat? >> louis, like a friend. familiar and consoling. we get the feeling you're benevolent. is that wrong? >> i don't know. >> you kind of want everybody to be whole, and their dreams be composed. >> dreams decomposing is not a bad thing. everybody's dream comes through, that's a bad thing. that's not a good idea. i don't wish everybody's dreams to be okay. i wish them to be okay with what they want. if you can go out into the world not letting it stop you when things don't go your way, then you're unstoppable. >> especially since sometimes, when it's 4:00 a.m., in the dark night of the soul, you never know who will come by and say, let's get some pancakes. ♪ and so we choose louis c.k. >>> thanks for watching. we're always here at abcnews.c

it is the joyful noise out here of all the kids screaming having a good time.f course, today likely the slowest of the four days but things will be active tomorrow and over the weekend. we're expecting over 100,000 folks here. 79th contra costa county fair in antioch where we are live tonight. and this ride right here is called the tornado my favorite. you know, being a weather guy. beautiful weather out here a little warm but we'll be trending cooler toward the weekend. temperatures out there, it is cool in san francisco at 63. san bruno currently 68. oakland 74. we find the 80s widespread away from the water 80 in san jose. 81 santa rosa. and 82 in livermore. overnight tonight it will be cool in the north bay. upper 40s for you, san rafael 49. santa rosa 48. san jose down to 52 tonight. vallejo 53. livermore 51 degrees. the area of high pressure they gave us less of the onshore flow, and gave us temperatures topping out in the 80s today. that is shifting away from us. and that will allow low pressure to move in closer and that will give us a stronger sea bree

a much less joyful occasion than many hoped it would be. >> all right, susan saulny tonight. susan, thank you. >>> overseas now. an eruption of gunfire caught on tape. the dramatic moments just as voters lined up at the polls. the white house watching the tense situation closely. alex marquardt is right there tonight. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: deadly violence in eastern ukraine today. at least two killed. when ukrainian forces opened fire on a pro-russian crowd. looming fears tonight that a civil war is spreading. it happened on day when pro-russian separatists turned out to voes on a hastily organized referendum to break away. it was a rejection of the government's authority and a demand for independence. >> i want to live better. and i think that it's a good chance to change something. >> reporter: the voting was ripe with issues. we even spotted several voters submitting multiple ballots. president putin, ever presenting the strong man image, spent his weekend scoring goals in a hockey game. he had -- he said his troops hds pulled back from the ukrainian border. a claim ref

we were so joyful and relieve when president obama called us to give us the news that bowe is finallyt wait to wrap our arms around our only son. barbara starr is live with us. let's start with you first. surprises all around today at the news that sergeant bowe bergdahl no longer being held by the taliban. how did this incredible rescue come to be? >> randy, -- randi, we're gettg continuous information. dangerous mission fraught with concerns to get bowe bergdahl on the ride to freedom. the negotiations to get bergdahl in exchange for five back to qatar, all of those negotiations have been going on for the last several days but separately there had been the secret discussions, the procedures for precisely how bergdahl would be handed back over to american commandos right on the front lines right along the afghanistan/pakistan order under extremely dangerous conditions. what we know is the taliban set the meeting point. they told the u.s. where to come to pick up bergdahl. it was very close to the border, we're told. u.s. commandos in helicopters flew to that meeting point this mornin

the parents, of course, say they are joyful and relieved their only son will be coming home, and they say they can't wait to wrap their arms around him once again and certainly that is very understandable. >>> and a fox news alert now. the "new york times" and "wall street journal" announcing an extensive federal insider trading investigation. focusing on some well-timed trades made by three-time masters golf champion, phil mickelson, showing he may have potentially benefited from illegal information from billionai billionaire investor carl icahn. looking into trading with two different stocks from major brands, clorox and dean foods. brian is live. >> according to the "wall street journal" investigators are looking into whether phil mickelson and billy walters made illegal stock trades based on private tips, nonpublic information, provided by carl icahn about his investments in public companies. the investigation beginning three years ago, authorities specifically looking into suspicious trades in the clorox company. carl icahn bought a 9.1% stake in the clorox company in february 20

. >> we keep it fun, joyful. and so who is going to take home the mirror ball trophy? we have to give credit for choreography. >> i'm sure she'll get better for this week. >> taking himself out of the competition >> i didn't say that. i said there is amazing competitors. >> tonight will mark ballas be able to dance or kept out due to a shoulder injury. in los angeles, abc7 news >> part one of dancing with the stars "tonight at 8:00." >> i remember last week, so america got confused. >> should have been voted off. >> who do you think is going to take it? >> i'm jumping along wag yn with me. i think amy captured america's hearts. >> it's a great team of dancers. >> i know. it's interesting. this is not as good as others that will be left. but as melrrill davis said, predictions are often wrong. >> just ahead preparing for the worst. taking a look at big water tanks being installed around san francisco just in case. >> also, two major crack downs on cyber terrorism including one where creeps may be using a web cam to spy on ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling

soon as the music came on my fears and anxiety totally lifted they evaporated and i was in a very joyfulright >> reporter:deb tells me the purpose of the dance video was not to go viral she wanted to share it with her close friends and family. and have them send her videos of them dancing to watch as she got better. but nothing this good can stay a secret. >>sot my friend was holding my phone and when i wokeup from recovery he said dude your phone is going off the hook something has happened with the video and it just snowballed from there >> gary:the video has millions of hits online. people from all over the world have sent deb their "dance party videos" and shared their stories ofeven beyonce posted on her facebook page "deborah, you are awesome" >>that was so beautiful and it was really humbling that i happened to be the one that started it but really i have been inspired by so many people >> gary:now, 6 months after surgery and after the video erupted. >> gary: survivor. >> reporter: i am cancer free and now i am really just on the healing path and can absorb everything deb kept an

the book is half joyful and hal melancholy and he was a joy to write about it. he can be very funny knowing he was. for me as a writer and you as reader he was funny in ways he wasn't aware of which is more interesting to write about. in my story because i don't have to cover his entire life and trudge from significant accomplishment to significant accomplishment i am able to zoom in and focus on thing so i don't play prophet and look ahead or analyze or critique. i try to convey the story as much as i can. i am writing into third person voice and in and out of the mind's of his wife, emerson and two or three of the children in the school ran by john and his brother. it made it feel like a busy little movie to do. i kept saying scene with a friend instead of chapter and he said are you writing a movie or book and i said i found so much fun with texture it feels like a movie at times because there was so much dialogue and across town someone else would be writing a letter with their experience of the same event and there would be a news story telling about the we

but there's nothing better than a house full of kids that are happy and joyful. >> oh, my gosh.kson, he's over there, cute as can be. >> jamie and her husband alex started the jackson gabriel silver foundation. they've raised more than $2.5 million toward e.b. research. hi, ladies. >> welcome. happy mother's day. >> thank you. >> wow. by the way, this is incredible. i mean, when you adopted originally, that was interesting and so fulfilling. and then to adopt other kids with e.b. why did you decide to do that? >> you know, with zach it was just this miracle that we found him and he found us. we knew we wanted to have more children eventually. and just god's hands came together and found these beautiful children for us. >> tell us -- it is rare. but is it forever? this condition. is it curable? >> so e.b. is a genetic skin condition. and so you're born with it. you'll have it for the rest of your life. >> is it manageable, though? >> well, there is -- there's wound care that we do for our children every day. they're in a lot of pain. and for us, i think, one of the hardest parts

. >> he was up -- jubilant, he was joyful. >> actress jen godson stars in god's country, a film atterberry cowrote and was producing hen he died. >> he just loved and adored his family and friends. he had a lot of friends and a lot of loved ones. i think it's because he cared so much for people. when god took him, that was one thing i was praying, god why? why? it's senseless. the shooter is later identified as 26-year-old tyler brenn. he was apparently distraught over a breakup with his long time girlfriend traces before. >> we can't control somebody who decides to have a bad day and start firing on everybody. you just never know when something like that can happen. for the two survivors, every day is a gift. neither chris nor don will soon forget how close they came to losing their lives. >> i think i take relationships with people i care about more seriously. >> god was looking after me that day. i truly believe by the grace of god that i'm here today talking to you. >> coming up, danger at the wheel. a fugitive from justice takes his ex-girlfriend on a terrifying ride. >> i see this pe

it was a joyful response from bubba, but the most muscular defense we have seen from team clinton. if anybody thought she wasn't running, the sus spinxs have been dispelled today. >> the one question i would like to former president to say if he knows what the walking dead is. >> does he know from zombies? go ahead. >> i know a couple staffers that may be watching. that seemed like a very well -- something president clinton is adepth at. you are right. they really went after this. in fact, i think the reaction to the story really shifted quickly from being one of near panic among folks in the clinton camp to being, the realization that rove was shooting off on his own, a little too early and, you know, was perhaps showing the republicans hand a bit. this kind of thing can really boom range. people get turned off by this kind of negativity, particularly two and a half years before the election. >> for somebody who hasn't announced their presidency. the clinton's laid it down today. they did it roundly and without hesitation. at the same time, the whole, like, conspiracy theory, fear

. >> reporter: at the speedway this year, tony and andrea shared a joyful reunion.eople joined by extraordinary circumstance. and the medallion whose history they shared. >> that was his 12th try. >> terrific. >> he finally won on his 12th try. >> by the way, bad luck again this year. >> i know. >> listen to this. he ran out of gas. >> i know. i was there. i was part of the pit crew. >> you may have to borrow the medallion and get good luck and give it back. maybe that's how it works. it has to be given away. >> circulating. >> that makes sense. >> if he sees this he should try it. >> give it away and get it back again. >> remarkable story. great story. >>> coming up, remembering a military hero. it is g.i. joe the ground breaking action figure and the man who brought him to life. >>> and later wild ride. the biggest and baddest ever made. would you drop more than 400 feet at 90 miles an hour? that's in our next half hour on "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ >>> as we salute the troops we remember a man th

it reads in part, quote, we were so joyful and relieved when president obama called us today to giveews that bowe is finally coming home. we cannot wait to wrap our arms around our son. we want to thank bowe's many supporters in idaho, around the nation, and around the world. we thank the amir of qatar for his efforts, and we want to thank all of those in mthe many u.s. government agencies who never gave up. here's a quick look at other headlines making news on a saturday afternoon. pro golfer phil mickelson is one of three people being investigated for possible insider trading. carl and billy waters are also being investigated. "the wall street journal" reports that the investigation started in 2011 and was triggered by suspicious trades in clorox. in a statement, phil mickelson says, quote, i have done absolutely nothing wrong, i have cooperated with the government in this investigation and will continue to do so. i wish i could fully discuss this matter, but under the current circumstances, it's just not possible. >>> mean while, days after nsa leaker edward snowden talked to nbc'

it's the most joyful and the most sorrowful day combined.grieve for all these young men and women that left is way too young, but we look around at all the freedom that we all enjoy every single moment of the day, not just in this country but all around the world and that's the greatest celebration we can have. but it is a wonderful day and we hope that everybody is enjoying the freedoms that so many have sacrificed for. >> we are blessed by the service of those who are still identifying and those who we have lost. i want to talk about hash tag the flag i cared. tell me about the campaign. >> a great campaign. thank you for asking. this is the bicentennial of the star spangled banner, and living here in baltimore, maryland, it's a pretty big deal. the folks at the star spangled banner house where mary pickers stowed the actual flag that was written about, we thought it would be a great day on flag day, june 14th to invite veterans to come with family and friends to bring the flags they carried to war, of all conflicts. so we're pretty excite

that was the joyful reception for real as they headed to the final training session before saturday's. and for the club's fans, all that's on their minds, getting a record tenth champion's league title. but standing in the way, their cross-town rivals, athletico who have noisy fans too. we have the details. >> reporter: it is a very small cloud hanging over what is otherwise a momentous football occasion at the end of the european season, and concerns the top scorer, star striker, gone to the lengths of taking horse placenta to get over an injury. he seems to have done so, taking part in training in the stadium behind me a little bit earlier. although a decision on his fitness will be reserved until before kickoff saturday evening. he is using horse placenta, but the show pony hasn't gone to those lengths. there was questions about his f fitness, but seems to be fine. real madrid has concerns over their defender. and like with costa, they're going to worry about that come saturday. this is the first champion's league final between two teams from the same city, although the athletico b

we were so joyful and relieved when president obama called us today to give us the news that bo b b bowenally coming home. we can't wait to wrap our arms around our only son. he was moved back and forth between these provinces. >>> a u.s. marine says that he's been slapped, punched, shackled, and deprived of food add water in a mexican jail, but his treatment seem os to be improving after cnn highlighted his story. we spoke with andrew tahmooressi. living at a friend's house in san diego, looking for emotional support after two combat tours in afghanistan. >> we noticed, you know, the problems face to face where he was just acting distant and, you know, we could tell it was a clear sign of ptsd. >> but other the course of the month his friends said things started to look up until the night of march 31st. he parked his car on the u.s. side and crossed to mexico to patronize a restaurant popular to marines. then he got in his car and made a fateful turn. >> he made a left right out of here, completely missing that sign that says mexico only, no usa return, straight onto that on-ramp right

a joyful mother's day weekend event turns tragic.eport people jumping for their lives. what went wrong? we have the latest details on the horrifying accident. >> an undercover investigation into the fraud costing american taxpayers hundreds of millions. she says she can't work.

joyful noise. >> whether it sounds like somebody running over a cat with a lawn mower or not. >> sinces death penalty sentence, it is not clear when or eveb if he'll ever be executed. >> 15 to 20 years down the road, that will be decided. as with all death penalties, it's a controversy. >> i'm not afraid of death. when i die, i go to my maker with a clear conscience because i have accepted him as my savior and i have asked forgiveness of my sins. to die is easy. to live is hard. >> robert fry isn't the only inmate whose prison experience has dramatically transformed his life. >> not everybody in the penitentiary system are bad apples. we've made mistakes, but some of us have learned from them. >> you know, i just want to go home, see my kids. i haven't seen my kids in six years. >> to tell you the truth, i'm tired of the gang banging crap. i've done it too long. you know? i've been stabbed, shot, and i got scars from here all the way down, nicked, been shot, my elbow, my knee, you know? for what? for a [ bleep ] that don't even belong to me. >> the long years behind bars have given man

through, as one of the people we talked to said, a premature birth in that moment, a blessed and joyful event two months from now, becomes a medical emergency today. and it's that same woman who said, same woman the nurse in the nicu said, nobody's birth plan involves a neonatal intensive care unit. the first thing they have to do is stop comparing their pregnan pregnancy to their girlfriend's pregnancy. it's a fight for life at this point. >> it's great we're able to save more and more of these babies, and make it that the babies can be born earlier and earlier weeks, 21 weeks sometimes, 20 weeks. and have them survive. that is great. but a lot of these folks who are born preterm end up with life-long problems stemming from being born too early. so they're surviving, but having a lesser quality of life. what are some of the ethical issues around helping these people survive to have a lesser quality of life? >> that's a big question. because it comes down to how much suffering can you put a very small child through, how much expense is it fair to ask parents to endure, how many stress c

rowhani tweeted out that iranians should be free to do what they want and be joyful, something to thatect. there seems to be a real push/pull between the rowhani reformers and the old guard, the revolutionary guard, military unit that controls a lot of the economy and controls a lot of court decisions. >> i think that's right. many americans have a one dimensional view of iran. it's important to understand that there's a political spectrum in iran as well. it may not be as brods as the spectrum in the united states. to the extent that president rowhani is a moderate in that context, we need to offer opportunities and encourage them to step toward the global community and rejoin the international community. it's going to be hard to take that seriously until they release him and any other american they are holding. >> thank you for everything you are doing to try to good get him out. >> thank you. >> battle to 2014, midterm strategy coming up next. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance i

bergdahl's family thanked his many supporters saying, we were so joyful and relieved when president obamaalled us today to give us the news that bowe is finally coming home. we cannot wait to wrap our arms around our only son. we want to thank bowe's many supporters, in idaho, around the nation and around the world. we thank the emir for qatar for his efforts. of course, we want to take this opportunity to thank all of those in the many u.s. agencies who never gave up. today, we are he can static. sergeant bergdahl is the last known american pow from the afghanistan and iraq wars. >> a defense department spokesman says he is likely to be reu united with his family. we have seen reports that the family may be here in washington, d.c. we expect to hear more about the rescue later this evening when president obama is scheduled to appear in the rose garden. >> we will be carrying that live here in just a moment. as you know, randall, the u.s. has been trying to facilitate reconciliation with the taliban for quite some time now. what more can you tell us about that? >> well, a senior administr