kathryn ferguson has a farm on site in inner city detroit.animals, they have been an oasis inside that city for generations of young women. an oasis where those young women could do well in a place that really expected them to do well, high standard. and also the help to make it happen. >> i want everybody to have the same opportunity that i had. i got out of here. i want you to work the same way i did. i got two kids. they going to make it happen. they can make it happen. >> ms. andrews is going to make it happen. she's talking about aasenath. they offered day care right in the building. they could bring their kids with them. their coursework would be real coursework. and then they would be expected to go to college after graduation. the school's motto was success by choice not by chance. kathryn ferguson academy opened that choice, generations of young women in detroit, young women who had kids as teenagers who in many cases, the expectations would be nil. we picked up the story in 2011 when a state appointed emergency manage manger ordered

so kathryn, what are we learning now about his interrogation? >> i was less than 25 feet from the benghazi suspect in court. and while he appeared dazed as he first entered the courtroom, once he looked around and as soon as the judge spoke, he became laser-like on his focus, hanging on the judge's every word. he had his hands behind his back. as plain-clothes fbi agents looked on. his demeanor seemed to shift from dazed to focused and then down almost at the pressed as the gravity of his situation became clear. this morning, we are confirming new information about his interrogation on the "uss new york." he was described by a u.s. official as compliant, but not seeming to be entirely forthcoming. on the sunday talk shows, the quality of the intelligence gained was in focus. >> you can imagine that he was not objects at thisnant, not pushing back. he could give some details of some things, but not to the point where an fbi agent would say, hey, bingo, here we go, we've got something that would turn into actionable intelligence. >> once read his

kathryn really felt as if raising grass-fed cattle was something that would be a good thing to do and thing to do. >> tomkat ranch has a staff of 15, including scientists who are studying ecologically friendly ways to raise cattle. >> you basically move the animals from place to place, and that's actually how -- they call them ungulates -- the big herds of animals have moved across the plains of the earth. i think at this point what we would think of is real success is if it it turns out scientifically that we're right, that the way we're grazing the different animals causes the land to soak up twice as much carbon as normal. >> steyer has always bucked in against conventional wisdom. he and his wife chose to settle here on the west coast near their alma mater stanford university, and thousands of miles from wall street. >> i intentionally chose not to live in new york city, which is the center of investment in the united states. i never felt as if i was really part of that community, even though i had lots of friends in it. but you know the old saying, the person who has the most toy

a few miles inland from the pacific is the 1,800 acre ranch steyer and his wife kathryn taylor bought2002. only an hour outside of san francisco, it's a world away. buying this ranch, was it your idea or your wife's idea? >> i think you can only blame my wife for that one. originally we bought it because the land had been so misused, you could dump stuff here if you paid them a fee. there had been a d.e.a. raid. they had people -- >> why? >> i think they were growing dope. >> oh. running this huge ranch, how is it different than running a hedge fund, a $20 billion hedge fund? >> i'll tell you how it's the same and how it's incredibly different. it's the same in the sense that you think this looks like an asset, but it's actually dramatically changed by the people who run it. and that's exactly like every organization i've been in, which is, having great people, particularly at the top, is unbelievably significant and powerful. and that's where the comparison ends. >> how much have you had to put into this? >> i try never to ask that question. because, you know, we've done -- we've reb

kathryn is standing by in washington.nder the conditions under which they judge this is insanity to me. explain it. >> the lack of congressional notification coupled with military assessments that the five men are high risk detainees has thrown up new obstacles. >> the political reality here is that this is the poster child of unintended consequences. it's had the exact opposite effect that is making it harder for them i think in the short term to do transfers. >> and one of the first actions as president, mr. obama signed an executive order in january 2009 promising to close the guantanamo camp within a year. they are glassing over the transfer and the president's stalled objective. the head of the committee that supports administration needs going forward chastised the white house. >> there were other options on the table, many cloassified tha never rose to discussion. ist not just getting the soldier. >> other critics say the president's public ex plan in addition that he seized the opportunity to free bergdahl is also

our fox news chief intelligence correspondent has more, kathryn?hill tarry intelligence source says lines of communication were opened to could put pressure in bergdahl's captors for a deal. it was a straightforward strategy, a cash payment in exchange for the sergeant, no taliban prisoners would leave guantanamo. in december last year, the military intelligence source says they were told administration was pursuing a prisoner swap and the team should put the work on hold. u.s. intelligence officials say details of the swap were held by the obama white house and intelligence community did not provide a formal assessment of the risk still posed by the taliban prisoners. tonight defense officials briefing on the transfer and the threat from the five taliban members and senators were not reassured. >> i think right now the most immediate concern that we have with regards to this is what danger does this now pose to other american men and women in uniform around the world, what incentive have we created for other men and women to be captured and beyond

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to provide that 30-day congressional notification and we know that simply did not happen, sean. >> kathryn, thank you. joining me with new information about the unbalanced deal orchestrated by administration when it came to the bergdahl prisoner swap from the weekly standard. steven hays, what is the latest there? >> hi, sean. if you look at the -- what the administration decided u ultimately to do, they are caving from taliban demands. they started back in november of 2010, the taliban wanted basically a limit to counterterrorism operations on the ground in afghanistan. they wanted a cessation of hostility more broadly and wanted the five taliban back. in recent days it's clear they have got what they wanted. if you look at the operations on the ground in afghanistan. they have been diminished september december of 2013. if you look at drone strikes in pakistan. none since december 25th of 2013. if you look at what administration said, what the president said in his speech, he said he's going to the zero option after 2016 which means no u.s. forces on the ground in afghanistan, any combat

. >> reporter: paris and her brothers recently made a documentary with their dad with grandmother kathryn on youtube. >> you promised me you would teach me how to moon walk, never got around to it. >> he's a very good dancer. >> my brother the legendary king of pop michael jackson passed away on thursday, june 25th, 2009 at 2:26 p.m. >> reporter: kathryn jackson still struggles with the loss of her son. she lives in a $10 million mansion in california with her grandchildren. apart from her husband joe jackson who lives in las vegas. >> michael jackson gave his mom a bus she uses to go in august she goes to gary, indiana for a celebration of michael jackson's birthday. >> there is not a day that pass that i don't think about my child. he should be here right now but there was negligence of a doctor. >> reporter: dr. conrad murray was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in 2011 and sentenced to 14 years for his death. murray got out of prison in october after serving about two years. he's no longer licensed to practice medicine in either california or texas. >> this is part of the unto

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. >> reporter: kathryn has already moved.he doesn't trust officials that her island home is safe. >> saying people in the room are misleading you? ingly know they are. they absolutely are. >> reporter: the final round of testing is expected to start in mid june and should take three months. on treasure island, mark kelly, kpix5. >> once the radiation tests are made, it is expected that the island will be turned over to san francisco. >>> a large and noisy protest to bring crude oil by rail to the bay area. about 100 people showed up outside the kinder morgan rail yard in richmond. kpix5 was the first to discover they were already bringing in the crude by train. it started last fall without an environmental impact report. residents say they are going to put up a fight. >> we do not plan for any crude by rail trains to roll today and no other time that we are aware of. we need to take matters in our own hands to protect our lives and the environment, then that is what we will do. >> earlier this year, the ntsb put out a report

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arts evolved in response to events shaping the gay community with photographers like nan golden and kathrynd peter. >> without the aids epidemic totally informed and generated powerful imagery and very important artists who had aids and i think specifically david. >> images by young photographers reflect a new found freedom in lgbt life. >> but it's freedom that came at a cost. >> a price freedkin was willing to pay. >> this camera has so many of those private special moments that it was a witness to if anything happened, i don't know what i would do. i really don't know what i would do. >> still a purest shooting black and white film, still committed to capturing the decisive moment like in the recent wave series exhibited at the museum in atlanta and still pushing the limits. >> i actually started surfing around the same time i started photographing. there is a parallel about what they call going for it in surfing where you absolutely just abandon all sense of safety and you just hope to god you're going to make it. i think the risk that we take as artists is critical to our ability to do

. >> reporter: their names are kathryn and betsy.pear to be on the vacation of a lifetime. >> they're kind of like teenagers at this point. >> reporter: talk about fish out of their native water. >> beautiful. >> reporter: kathryn weighing over a ton. and betsy is 1700 pounds. they were both tagged in cape cod last year to track their movement. now they're both in the gulf of mexico 5,000 miles away. apparently headed to where everything is bigger. texas. >> we've just seen these animals do things that we never expected. >> reporter: but scientists admit they didn't know what to expect. >> these sharks have probably always been there, we just didn't know it. >> reporter: each time they surface, a signal is sent to a satellite which identifies where they are. >> kathryn comes to the surface a lot, almost every day. >> reporter: betsy, not so much. it turns out that like the sharks, the public fascination is huge. the website which tracks kathryn and betsy has struggled to keep up with the tens of thousands of fans following their prog

a case that caught national news with a ninety two year old african-american woman by the name of kathryn johnston where a no knock warrant was served on her at her residence and she fired a warning shot in fear and she lived in a bad area in fear that of course the whole was breaking into a home she was riddled with bullets in to make matters worse there was a cover up with basically planting evidence in her home there are several in labs the police department officers i explained to fartman officers who in jail at this point in time behind that we find statistically it was so thankful for the a.c.l.u. who actually wanted their national members came out to a rally that we had a couple of weeks ago in the county of have a sham right before the completion of their report but we find statistically that people of color and people in low income areas and communities get dealt with this kind of blunt force if you're in any influential community or if you have any influence personally you tend to get a knock at the door are even a courtesy call same surrender so we really view this as the tippi

. >>> kathryn coleman and her husband disappeared nearly two years ago while traveling near kabul.oping they can secure their release on humanitarian grounds. >> we hope somebody somewhere can bring them home, release them, give us information at least. let us speak to them. >> the families say there is a sense of urgency and they plea of she may have given -- believe she may have given birth. the white house is looking into the dis- í disappearance. >>> this is video of the so called family photos and it was to include and exclude russia to bell jam. we -- belgium. apparently somebody took a picture of obama working out at the gym. it's not a security breach since everybody leaving and entering the hotel is screened. there he is going through his routine of working out on an oh -- on a gym machine. >> he stays in good shape and if you are the president all eyes are on you no matter what you do, sal? >>> remember how president clinton used to run and former president bush would ride a mountain bike and they try to stay healthy. >>> as you drive passed the sanitary landfill, it's do

chief intelligence correspondent kathryn hairage has some answers tonight. >> the high value detentionmo bay is like a who is who of the terrorist world. there's tabu, and hombali is often referred to as indonesia's qifle of sew sam ma bin laden. their record is strong and comparable to federal court. >> it is an important source for incapacitating and punishing terrorists and those who violent longstanding laws. >> military sources say as many as 20 detainees may be prosecuted at guantanamo and this week, alawaki, is scheduled to be arraigned. and while the military trials proceed the obama administration has sent no detainees to the camp. >> they think if they brought even one or two detainees to the island, they will get a lawyer, that's inconsistent with closing it. that's not inconsistent with closing it. >> according to 2013 data, as many as one in three detainees are suspected of returning to the fight. spanish authorities arrested eight men allegedly linked to ooises. detainee 72, according to his pentagon file, he was considered high risk, but still transferred to spain in 200

kathryn is live in washington in the u.s. direct court. catherine? >> reporter: thank you, jon. the justice department is not commenting on the the timing of the a arrival of antibiotic except to say it is a nowed situation and the ultimate decision rests with the attorney general. this is representing a co milestone in the abu khattala case. he is described by fox news as the muscle on the ground in the benghazi terrorist attack. up to now he was held for questioning and gathering intelligence. he will now make the transition to a upon suspect and he will have the rights and protection that go along with it. since he has been held as you mentioned on the uss new york, he was questioned by the high value interrogation or the hague. this is made up of agents and officers from the fbi and cia and defense intelligence. and because there is no imminent threat or ongoing plot this it will limit what investigators can ask him. >> in a situation where there is not imminent threat the investigators will throttle back and be more patient than if an attack was getting ready it happen. >>

kathryn herrage live in washington with more on those numbers. >> that's right, jon.er of detainees is one in throw. a former official said the number is higher because the is put back in when a former terrorism when they are caught and killed. >> they are hilo radicalized and they go back to the fight. after they are held in detention or go through a rehabilitation program. >> one is a cowed of plotting and supporting the benghazi terrorist attack. in gupt gunt he was known by 662 in the military review. and his ties to osama bin laden are well documented. those who support the swap of the taliban's five said they are old men and out of the lop. but we have sewn other cases, once these guys are released. they connect and they become suicide bombers. in 2008, abdulla travelled to iraq by syria and he was one of three suicide boerms that attacked iraq. he encouraged others to launch suicide attacks against the american citizens. another guantanamo grad is second in command of al-qaeda in emin. and it is considered most dangerous and determined to it attack the u.s. hom

kathryn weighing over a ton and betsy is 1700 pounds.cod to track their movement. now they are both in the gulf of mexico, 5,000 miles away. apparently headed to where everything is bigger, texas. >> we have just seen these animals do things we never expected. >> reporter: scientists didn't know what to expect. >> they have probably always been there and we didn't know it. when they surface, a signal is sent to the satellite. >> in the case of kathryn, she comes to the surface almost every day. >> betsy, not so much. >> she doesn't call home often. >> reporter: like the sharks, the public fascination is huge. the website tra tracks them struggled to keep up with the tens of thousands of fans following their progress. kathryn made a splash on social media with 12,000 twitter followers. >> people are adopting the sharks. they are pets to them now. >> reporter: call them the thelma and louise of the ocean. for "today," janet shamling, nbc news, houston. >>> popular "saturday night live" skits are being immortalized in ice cream. the catastr

kathryn mcdonagh is the prosecutions's star witness.e originally told police she killed the victim 19-year-old lizzy in rough sex. but she was given immunity and pointing the finger at her exby friend. seth saying he killed the young woman after marion rebuffed his advances and the two dumped her body in the refer. the defense is using the plea bargain to attack the cred eblt. >> we'll bring in a former prosecutor. isha is a defense attorney. and this is a strange case. she as i mentioned on her third day of testimony. she's not necessarily, there are questions, keisha if she is mentally staebl. >> there is a mention of her having alteregos and using different characters and allegedy on the night of the incident that a strong character took over and she blacked out. there is mental instability again will discredit her as a witness. >> the flip- flopping, the prosecutors are tearing into that. >> i wouldn't want to it try this case. jokedi arias you had a body. >> and the lead witnesses pointing the defendant. and the defendant points it

both to prevail in a democratic district, but they may split the democratic vote, letting republican kathrynneak in as one of the top two. further down we have the race of all races in the 17th congressional district where two democrats, mike honda and ro khana are battling. the exchanges between the two camps have been contentious. opening the possibility for a republican to sneak into the top two. >> what do you see in santa clara county? >> the big race here is for san jose mayor. you have five major candidates trying to get into a two-person runoff. someone's going to have to give. the issues are pension reform, escalating crime, and deterioration of infrastructure. lots of folks will be watching that one. there are so many other interesting races, but these will surely stand out among all the others. >> it will be interesting to see how that mayoral race plays out tomorrow when we start getting some of the numbers back in. >>> speaking of the election, free marijuana in san jose tomorrow. nearly a dozen pot clubs will take part in the weed for votes campaign. ten dispensaries are planni

kathryn harris is live with more on the secret memo this is now not so secret. >> reporter: thank you, the target of a killing of a an american times was only after the new york times and aclu sued the administration in court. that was for the killing of a nwab al awlaki. >> and the memo drawn up by the council was written by davidberren whose confirmation to the federal bench was held up by the senate until the administration released the memos. operations by the cia and defense department are justified. high level government officials concluded that al awlaki was a leader in the araban peninsula and a threat to united states persons and interests. >> but critics say it was the executive branch acting as judge and executioner. the statement reads in part. the government's drone program is. gross distraction objection of the law. this was used to kill a u.s. citizen without trial and far away from the battlefield. having revowed the memo released by the court is how vague it is and how it lacks details as to what the decision was for the administration decision that al awlaki was a cr

. >> kathryn harris is live in dc digging up what she can about. this what are we learning about bergdahl's capture. >> reporter: the exact surroundings are not known to the public. he willfully walked off of the base. it is a 156 investigation and a testimony from bergdahl's fellow soldiers said he walked off of the base. separately an intelligence source said there was another investigation this time by ncis and we are seeking confirmation of that report and whether documentation pelonging to bergdahl was uncovered. the administration and senior military commanders are urging caution on prejudging the case. >> bergdahl's health is a part of this. from the announcement he was released. are we learning anymore about his condition today. >> reporter: the senate wide classified briefing. they were shown a video. they demanded proof of life. dick durbin who attended the meeting and spoke to reporters found the proof of life video was convincing evidence that the u.s. government needed to move quickly. and the ranking member of the senate intelligence

chief intelligence correspondent kathryn hairage has new information on that tonight. >> six months before shot, fox news was told that a second option to free bergdahl was pursued which did not involve the swap of five prisoners with guantanamo bay. an option on the table was cash. but in december 2013 that option to free bergdahl according to the military intelligence source was put on hold, after the team was told the administration wanted to pursue a prisoner swap. today the state department did not dispute other options were considered. >> this is the best opportunity to get him home. . u.s. intelligence officials sadie tails of the swap were closely held by the obama white house and the intelligence community did not provide a formal assessment of the risk still posed by the taliban prisoners. >> i believe he bypassed intelligence community and congress for political reasons. >> republican lawmaker are scrutinizing the president's afghan trip memorial day weekend. where he met with officers on the ground. including the cia's top operative the station chief who would be responsible fo

. >> new questions over the swap is kathryn harris. >> reporter: the protection website shoes the transferhe five former detainee in quatar. the black suv carrying the men and one point the group embracing each other. secondly the guantanamo military assessment said they are at risk of returning to the battlefield and plotting attacks. abdull was held in guantanamo for 12 years and a former intelligence official for the taliban and operative for al-qaeda and at deemed to be on the battle fold. a mari is associated with the taliban and operational ties to al-qaeda. he was part of the communication network after 9/11. and the group includes a former military operator fa zel who was the army chief of staff and forces fought with the northern alliance in afghanistan. he is a cowed of war crimes. another was a member of the taliban and holding government position and has historic ties to osama bin laden and former leader of iraq and al-qaeda and high risk of return to the battlefield. noori is a particular provincial governor and deemed to be high risk to the u.s. we have a report from guantana

screenwriter mark boal and director kathryn bigelow are developing a script already. the driving forces behind "the hurt locker" and "zero dark thirty." there's no timetable for the movie's release, because there are still many unanswered questions about bergdahl's ordeal... and the *ending of the story is still unknown. the nephew of the patriarch of the duck dynasty t-v family says he's running for congress in louisiana. 36-year-old zach dasher says he has the support of his famous uncle, phil robertson, and his family. dasher is running for the seat of representative vance mcallister. mcallister was caught earlier this year on surveillance video kissing a married woman who worked in his office. mcallister hasn't said if he's running for re-election. he was elected last year with the support of the duck dynasty family. that is a juicy story. >> when in doubt run for congress. if the stories and trending online. we told you yesterday that a little girl and her family were kicked out of a k-f-c restaurant in mississippi, because of the severe scars on the child's face

the witness the exgirlfriend kathryn mcdonagh serving a prison sentence for lying about the disappearanceh. and today described the murder. >> i felt like i had to -- i didn't know what else to do. it was just, the whole thing was just so unbelievable. and just so shocking and that i just -- it was easier to do what he said. >> weighing in on this case. criminal defense attorney and trial attorney heather hanson. and what strikes me about all of this, she's only 20 years old, seth 31 and manipulates and in this case his dpirl friend. >> he absolutely. he was a dominator in the relationship that he did others. he was a dominator and it is not as if it is just her testimony, but you are hearing from the exgirl friend and you are hearing from a person that shared a cell. >> but tom, in the sound byte, i was holding one end of the knock and we put it around lizzy's neck. and they asked who tied it? she couldn't remember. she's testifying in a murder trial and sounds like it is sort of self exonerating testimony. i will use it as a defense attorney and go with that. that is self serving. and t

one of them from kathryn bigelow. she's done incredible work on the wars in afghanistan and iraq. we're also being told that the real sergeant bergdahl is getting his first glimpse at the controversy surrounding his disappearance and capture by the taliban seeing media coverage about him while he was recovering in a texas hospital. what a story that is. more to come on that. >>> back to the weather now and violent it has been as another twister touches down in nebraska last night after one town was nearly wiped off the map when deadly twin tornadoes, the likes of which few of us have ever seen, tore through that area on monday. people in pilger trying to pick up the pieces of what is left for them. scenes of almost utter destruction as wood and metal are pulled from these structures. look at what is battered and on the ground in this community. boy, mike is there to get a look at it close-up live in pilger. what can you tell us this afternoon? >> reporter: i can tell you the ruins of pilger are teaming with activity today. volunteers have poured in from all over the state as we lo

kathryn harris is live at guantanamo bay. >> harris, thank you very there are in fact, 149 detainees left at the camps. about two or three miles where i'm standing right now at the high-security courthouse. what most people don't realize in camp 6 where you find most of the detainees they've got access to tvs, newspapers, magazines but they just don't have internet access. that said, they are very plugged in. >> they knew what was going on. they found out by watching fox and other broadcasts. pretty much like everybody else did, including myself. when that happened, they're informed the mood is pretty much normal. it's normal to us. >> camp 6 is where they also had the five taliban prisoners. it's called the camp for the highly compliant detainees which simply means in return for good behavior, they get several privileges. not only tv, newspaper access, but language courses, a course called life skills which teaches themselves among other things how to build resumes if they get out of these camps. and a soccer field. we have the five suspects back in the courthouse for pretrial milit

. >> kathryn, thank you and thanks for reporting all day and staying with us tonight. >> you're welcome. >> major concerns being raised about the prisoner swap and the precedence it sets. >> the question going forward is have we just put a price on other u.s. soldiers? does this tell terrorists? if you capture a u.s. soldier, you can trade them for five terrorists? that's dangerous. >> if you negotiate here, you send a message to every al qaeda group in the world that says, by the way, who are holding u.s. hostages today, that there is some value now in that hostage in a way that they didn't have before. that is dangerous. >> these are the hardest of the hard core. these are the highest, high risk people. it is disturbing that these individuals would have the ability to reenter the fight and they are big, high level people, possibly responsible for the deaths of thousands. >> not surprisingly, team obama is rushing to the defense of the president and denying wrongdoing including acquisitions that in fact they did negotiate with terrorists. watch this. >> you have negotiated with terrori

the men and former detainee arrested in pain all had a high risk of returning to the battlefield-kathrynefield-kathr battlefield catherine herridge is live in guantanamo bow. >> he was known in guantanamo bay in 2002, according to his military review in 2004, he was deemed high risk. and the recommendation is for continued detention. the allegation is he was part of al qaeda and part of the taliban. right here, with detainees it reads like a who's who in the terrorist world. there's the alleged leader of the attack abu mushiri. and there is a role for the military commissions even beyond the detention camp. >> well, i mean, they don't have a sunset time in the statute. there's no sunset provision. there's no reference to any particular set of detainees. or suspects. there, there's no mention of quarterback quarterback in the military commission. >> reporter: the decision to send abu khattala to a federal court and not bring him to guantanamo is seen as as more evidence that president obama will do whatever it takes to close it here. >> thank you. >>> we have heard so much about the terro

and just like kathryn harris wouldn't let benghazi go.tion. flood the material. you heard from my democratic friend. they're flooding material that's irrelevant. and look what it took on benghazi to find that one e-mail that showed that the white house was complicit, if not active in changing the talking points on benghazi. we have the same situation here. flood them with material, and hope they never get to those e-mails that are germane to the investigation. and to protect us, we'll say the computers crashed and therefore cannot retrieve those e-mails. i say nonsense. let the house subpoena the records and the hardware of the irs, get your own forensic people in there. and know whether it's a fact or not whether those can be retrieved. >> i mean, at this point, we have seen some of the e-mails. so we're not going to get all of the e-mails. do you believe, jessica, we have seen enough e-mails that are damning enough to essentially say yes, lois lerner was aware of the fact these conservative, these tea party groups, were targeted by the

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i don't know in you read in the paper, kathryn sebelius was undeserving of getting ceremony justly fired in a nasty way. no question that nobody care software didn't work and it wasn't implemented the right way. okay they screwed it but the whole question is obamacare something that the country needs and finding ways to make it work. and if it doesn't, are then we shouldn't have it but if it does, it's not going to be perfect and you can't shoot the people that delivered it non-perfectly. >> rose: you feel the same way about shinseki. >> i don't know anything just a little bit i read in the paper. it is true the head person is responsible. on the other hand, the head person was not the head of the va. the head person was the head of the country. and you know when we have this we've got to fire the head person, well then why aren't you resigning. >> i take full accountability he fired. just in general. you have to be careful in leadership. it's not that particular instance but i say in general to the point you have to be careful. with what the mayor said it's an embellishment. as a leader

. >> kathryn hamm, the book is beautiful.y congratulations. >> thanks, andrea. >> congratulations on what you've achieved. >> thank you. >>> and howard baker, a man who many believe would have made a great president, but would never have been partisan or mean enough to win the office, has died at the age of 88. the long time tennessee republican senator, the first republican senator from his state, served as majority and minority leader in 18 years in the senate. he was known as the great conciliator, forging compromises when no one else could. courageous enough to stand up to his own party leader richard nixon asking this pointed question as the vice chair of the watergate committee -- >> what did the president know, and when did he know it? >> nixon, of course, was impeached, but baker also helped save a presidency, ronald reagan's. nancy reagan helped bring him to in to replace the hot-tempered chief of staff during the iran/contra scandal. an arms for hostages secret deal that almost brought down reagan's secret term. he

i'd also like to make special recognition to two new members of the team this year, kathryn and jamie. they did great. and for our members who did not play with us this year, they were dressed and cheering right by the sidelines. so thank you, all, for coming. thanks all who came out and supported us. thanks all of you who support such a great cause. sorry we beat you. not really. we're on to next year because we do enjoy it. it is a labor of love because we're up early in the morning and the wind and the rain and thanks for all the support you give us. thanks for your support. thanks, everybody. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 628 and rule 18, the chair declares the house that the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for further consideration of h.r. 4870. will the gentleman from georgia, mr. collins, kindly esume the chair. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for further consideration of h.r. 4870 which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill making appropriations for

knows the identity of the man known as head in cash to order viral the campaign of 3 cash giveaway kathrynack now the latest on the story. the mystery might be over but he's hoping not to set the terms of his a bay area resident commit a fortune lot of the house is on a peninsula. >> : one video helped unravel the mystery is been hiding money about the is a third day area of and loss angeles last six >> : he did not want anyone in the snow has a dandy for the first approached friends at edition he denied he was the man behind the feeding frenzy of cash hunting. it identified herself as a real-estate developer in san francisco sounds like the same person. by using a voice announces the people and said edition used video white this one from or side to pin down identity. a voice experts said no question about a man on the other end of a phone paying the man tate eventually had to mastigophora right. as for the casket voicemail lot of people happy says he'll keep going he says groups recruited other five like- minded people fund the giveaways and he'll be the spokesman at the now public face b

kathryn schwarzenegger, author of i just graduated, now what? is in los angeles and joining us now.> thank you for having me. stuart: i want you to make a judgment, one in three, one third of 20-somethings are living at home with mom and dad. do you think that is out of necessity? is it a good thing or a bad thing? what do you make of it? >> if you are able to move back home and save money after college that is a great thing to be able to do. i moved home after college and it was a great option for me to be able to do so. i thank my mom for letting me come, and if you are able to do it is great, it enables them little bit but if you are able to save that money is not a good choice. stuart: do you really? surely the tradition of america, really, the tradition in england when i was a kid was 18, up and out, get out, go live life on your own, take care of yourself, you are an adult, go do it. now you are saying it is okay, you need that cushion of back with more on and dad. not sure i agree but make your case. >> i don't think it is a cushion of mine and dad. student loans are in sane