he was lead counsel on ted kaczynski's defense team. i would be remiss if i did not introduce one other individual who is present, but not on the panel, the judge who presided over the kaczynski proceedings judge burrell. to get off the discussion, why don't you tell us how you got involved in the unabomber investigation and how that came about. >> like most agents, it was reluctant involvement. april 1, 1994, at about 12:35 p.m., i could probably give you seconds, down in the palo alto agency, where was very happy judge, working national security cases, i received a call from our assistant special agent at the time. he said that he just got off the phone with jim freeman, our special agent in charge of time, here is what i had to ask you. how would you like to come up to san francisco and take over the unabom task force, which is been established after the 1993 simultaneous bombings, both of those mail from here in sacramento to different parts of the country. i smiled to myself and said, that's a nice offer ed, i'm good here. i love p

he was lead counsel on ted kaczynski's defense team. i would be remiss if i did not introduce one other individual who is present, but not on the panel, the judge who presided over the kaczynski proceedings judge burrell. to get off the discussion, why don't you tell us how you got involved in the unabomber investigation and how that came about. >> like most agents, it was reluctant involvement. i can give you the seconds, down in the palo alto section. i received the call of the -- he said i just got off the phone with joe freeman. which had just been established in 1993, after the simultaneous i smiled to myself and said that's a nice offer, ed, i'm good here. i love palo alto. i love being around stanford, so i'm good. but thank you. there is a pause and he said it was not a multiple-choice question. [laughter] i would like you to consider coming up here as soon as you can. so i said, ok, how about one month. that will give me time to wrap up everything here and we can find a new active supervisor and i will head up to san francisco.

. >> next, a discussion on the taste -- case against ted kaczynski. a colorado panel looks at the law that >> relation and marijuana. -- that legalized recreational marijuana. ted kaczynski played guilty to killing three people and injuring 23 others with homemade bombs between 1978-1995. in november, the prosecutor and the defense attorney discussed the case. they were joined by the head of the fbi's unabom task force and one of the victims. from sacramento, california, were court proceedings took place, this is one hour and 50 minutes.

theodore kaczynski. jeffrey dahmer.ach failed or ultimately pleaded guilty. >> we will file an appeal this week for him. we think involuntary based on state of mind. that will be one specific thing that will be attacked on appeal. >> reporter: tonight, the jurors who rejected ralph's defense say they will rest easy after a decision that was anything but. >> you look out. no matter what was being delivered there's a family on one side of the courtroom suffering. there's a family on the other side of the courtroom suffering. knowing end of the day your decision is not going to fix any of this for any of them. >> reporter: that may be true but perhaps it's some consolation for taya kyle the widow who posted that "god bless the jury" on facebook with a link to this pete working. ♪ >> reporter: saying "this song is me, it is chris, it is me. it is all the people who carry chris in the hearts he left behind." i'm ryan owens for "nightline" in stevenville, texas. >> so what do you think of the verdict? should the jury have tak

shortly after making the announcement of that hire, andrew kaczynski noticed that guy's history disappearfrom oregon, they are the proud owners of jeb bush for president.com. and they have been since 2008. c.j. phillips and charlie rainwater are self-described high-tech bears. they've been together for 20 years. they're both in tech and disagree with bush's record and remarks on gay rights. and thanks to them, there is a handy place to talk about gay rights, which is jeb bush for president.com. joining us now are the proud owners of that website. thank you for being here. i'm so happy to meet you. >> we're happy to be here. >> first of all, i feel like i've made a big deal out of the fact that you guys are bears and call yourselves high-tech bears. i hope that hasn't bothered you at all. >> right back at you. >> not at all. >> sometime i'll tell you about the gardening bears. they said though lived where the gardens were so nice it was bear-sigh. you guys were living in texas when you decided to buy this website in the first place. >> we were living in austin, which is an amazing city. an

but as michelle kaczynski reports, there are major drawback to consider, as well. >> reporter: shelling fighting civilian deaths escalating as russia expands its influence inside ukraine. now from some top u.s. officials, we hear shifting tone. internal discussions. support in military leadership for the u.s. and its allies to do more. arm ukrainian forces with defensive but lethal aid. >> we haven't taken options off the table. >> reporter: the president said this in india last week -- >> i will look at all additional options that are available short of military confrontation. >> reporter: the tricky question, though would arming ukraine end up a deterrent or stoke the fire into a proxy war with russia as the white house has worried. a group of foreign policy experts including former administration officials just put out a report calling the situation critical. urging the u.s. and nato to directly arm ukrainian forces including anti-armor missiles. >> the proposal is not to give ukraine enough to beat the russian army. we can't do that. we want the ukrainians to be able to raise the co

michelle kaczynski with more on jordan's determination to exact revenge on isis that "equals the tragedy that has befallen the ordonors." -- jordanians." [ siren ] >> reporter: the king of jordan now back home to grief and rage over the vicious murder of pilot muath al kasasbeh and promising war against isis. vowing revenge, an earthshaking response. that means preparing to step up air strikes. while in washington the king told senators he needs more help. >> i need technical tapes of more sophisticated weaponry. there's a huge bureaucratic bottleneck in the state department. >> reporter: at the same time comes the news never mentioned by the administration that the united arab emirates another key regional partner, has suspended its air strikes after al kasasbeh of captured in september. the white house downplayed any impact of using air power. >> we have pressured the wide range of commitments that the united arab emirates made this the broader coalition including the military commitments. but john i can tell you that the pace of operations in syria has not slowed. >> reporter: the adm

michelle kaczynski has more. >> reporter: as syria's civil war rages on, isis this morning kid naps some 90 christians from northeastern towns according to a human rights group spreading its reach while kurdish and syrian fighters try to battle it back. secretary of state john kerry defended the u.s. response. >> when we have here is a criminal january ay that we are fighting that is trying to claim legitimacy under religion and a whole bunch of people are fighting back against that. >> reporter: at the white house, president obama welcomed the emir of qatar. >> significant meeting of the minds. we are both committed to making sure that isil's defeated. >> reporter: committed and meeting of the minds isn't exactly a view shared by everyone. according to reports, qatar is now the biggest source of private funding for isis. at the same time that it's home it a key u.s. air base for launching air strikes against the terrorists. qatar's state-endorsed main mosque has introduced a steady stream of clerics preaching hate including prayers to destroy all jews. when egypt started bombing isis in

shortly after making the announcement of that hire, andrew kaczynski noticed that guy's history disappearw study confirms old belief. college art majors are sluts. or this one. most people don't know that halloween is german for night for girls with low self-esteem dress like sluts. or when i burp in the gym it's my way of saying i'm not gay. or there are 12 girls that will never amount to anything other than being some girl that slept with tiger woods. so he seems nice. where did you find him? that's who jeb bush just hired to be his chief technology officer after the big online rollout of the campaign. he's law firming his running for -- launching his running for president website. we don't know exactly what kind of website it is, but we do know that it goes live tomorrow and will include the first chapter of his new e-book as well as e-mails from his time as florida governor. we also know that the new jeb bush for president website will not be at the web address jeb bush for president.com. not because he's shy about that at all. but because these gentlemen, this couple from oregon, the

photographs and evidence of that would have been used at the trial of the united states versus theodore kaczynski had the trial actually gone forward. tankthank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> next to colorado for a monday impact of legalize marijuana use. a senate armed services hearing on national purity and global threats. >> this president's day on the c-span networks. starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> to provide that proven leadership is our challenge in 1992 and that is why i proudly announce my candidacy for president of united states of america. >> a special resignation on presidential campaign announcements. from ronald reagan to barack obama. we will re-air these announcements later in the evening at 9:00 p.m.. on book tv, finalists for the book critic award. brian davis or his third and final all you on the history of slavery. then elizabeth colbert argues we are currentlybrian davis or undergoing a sixth mass extinction and this is undergoing now as a r

let's go live to our white house correspondent, michelle kaczynski. what's going on? what are you learning? >> reporter: you look at the violence the heavy weaponry made in russia flowing across the border with personnel, and only increasing in the last few months despite western sanctions and the threat of more so now comes this consider jags at the highest levels to look at the possibility of aiding ukrainian forces. yes, we are talking lethal aid. shelling. fighting. civilian deaths escalating as russia expands its influence inside ukraine. now from some top u.s. officials, we hear shifting tone internal discussions, support in military leadership for the u.s. and its allies to do more. arm ukrainian forces with lethal aid. >> we haven't taken options off the table. >> reporter: the president said this in india last week. >> i will look at all additional options that are available to us short of military confrontation. >> reporter: the tricky question though would arming ukraine end up a deterrent or stoke the fire into a proxy war with russia as the white house ha