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recently he set down with the .bc's katty kay zed are thealist children in colombia? they are still recruiting children, probably more than 10,000 children are in the groups. >> what can you do? in thousand child soldiers, that is a lot. what can your foundation due to help them? we try to help them in the process every ability should, bringing the cause of peace and -- rehabilitation, bringing the cause of peace and tolerance to them. >> what made you want to work with the foundation? >> 20 years ago, we used to always write about social issues. and then 1999i wrote a song that talk about the mine situation. ♪ through that song, i got connected to different organizations. and meeto understand the human side of this conflict. i decided to do something. >> did it fact that you -- affect you personally? >> i have a strong family, surrounded by art. .t was the middle of the 1980's i was a teenager. there was a big fight between [indiscernible] and the government. art saved my life. >> you are about to start any big tour of america. "dancing with the stars," singing songs

-- katty kay? >> yes.yes. >> obviously if it continues. >> if it continues, if -- but there is time for it to go down again before 2016. hold your horses, hillary. chris: once i start this, i got to continue. that's the show. thanks for watching. see you back here next week. ♪ alright, let's go. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ we, we chocolate cross over. ♪ yeah, we chocolate cross over. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing fiber one 80 calorie chocolate cereal. ♪ chocolate. ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> good evening. i'm diane dwyer. >> i'm kerry mcsweeney. a gun battle at a mcdonalds this afternoon left several people wounded. police still at the mcdonald's in east palo alto on university avenue. about 2:30, a group of people outside the restaurant got into a gun fight with customers inside. a spokesman says it appears six people were shot. we do not know the condition of any of the victims. police hope to have more information soon and we'll get it to you as soon as it comes in.

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reporting from washington, i'm katty kay. ariel castro is charged with murder and rape. >> this was a dramatic decades long ordeal that few among us are capable of understanding. >> tragedy in bangladesh again. this time it is a fire at a garment factory that kills eight. and the iraq war as you have seen its. apparently scenes of conflict. -- harrowing scenes of conflicts. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. ariel castro has appeared in court and is being held on $8 million bail in the kidnapping and abduction of three women in cleveland. the prosecutor said that mr. castro used the women in what ever self gratifying way he's off it. the were freed on monday after one of them managed to escape and get help. laura trevelyan is there for us and the prosecutors make it clear that they want the weeks about what ever happened in that ouse to stop? >> that's right. they do. so, too, does the mayor of cleveland. when ariel castro appeared in court behind me this morning, he was downcast

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that's where the truth becomes muddles. >> katty kay, a historical precedent is interesting, that's thecemen were killed on a landing strip there. a deadly video. there were recriminations politically, the president taking responsibility. i was looking at the time. same gibbons saying i've only got three words, reagan's vietnam. all they're doing is sitting there waiting to be killed and on and on he goes. a tragedy that became a political issue here in benghazi, it somehow becomes a scandal. what is the difference between tragedy and actual scandal. >> it is the insertion of politics. and if you are a republican who feels that this is a cover-up, you feel you've been vindicated this week. the dras feel that the republicans are trying to smear the white house with this. and i think actually for the american public, the points of whether there were 12 different versions of the talking points and the e-mails that were sent, that's not what concerns them or perhaps should concern them. the bigger picture here is one about missing intelligence in benghazi in the run-up to this attack, the f

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." >> reporting from washington, i am katty kay. shock and determination in oklahoma after a mile wide tornado flattens these suburban neighborhoods. we are live on the scene. local residents combed through the debris. has the darling of the tech world been misbehaving? u.s. lawmakers say apple is avoiding billions in taxes. welcome to our viewers in public television and also around the globe. yesterday there was schools and houses and shops in the town of moore, oklahoma. many do not exist anymore. a tornado that touched down for 40 minutes flattened this community. 24 people including nine schoolchildren are confirmed dead. live from the scene. >> this tornado picked up cars and tossed them around as though they were pieces of confetti. that is the remains of a bowling alley. this was the highest possible strength tornado there could be. winds of 200 miles an hour. the people are all used to tornadoes but this one was terrifying. it killed indiscriminately and flattened homes and ruined lives. my colleague has this report. >> it

. >> katty kay, and georgetown university professor and analyst michael eric dyson. katty, there was a hue and cry about leaks, and everyone was fanatical about being more aggressive. you may disagree how they pursued the leaks, but it seems into hypocrite cal saying this is outrageous. >> the the job of journalists to find out as much information as they can, and it is the job of the administration and people on the senate intelligence committee to try to protect national security. there will be times when those two jobs come into conflict. this is a tendency in administrations, and true in the bush administration as well, to cite national security concerns when they were prosecutes leaks. the a.p. says the white house was about to release this story, cooperating with the white house on not releasing this story earlier, and they didn't feel national security interests where are valid in this particular case. we don't know all the details of how this will pan out, but we are journalists, therefore journalists are bound to say they are outraged by this, and there is a

reporting from washington, i'm katty kay.el castro is charged with murder and rape. >> this was a dramatic decades long ordeal that few among us are capable of understanding. >>

reporting from washington, i am katty kay. war in syria. indecision in europe.leaders failed to agree whether or not to arm european rebels -- syrian rebels. this woman spent two decades in prison because she could not afford the $180 bail. you will not afford food -- believe who just got her out.

." >> reporting from washington, i am katty kay.ck and determination in oklahoma after a mile wide tornado flattens these suburban neighborhoods. we are live on the scene. local residents combed through the debris. has the darling of the tech world

story this week is the sexual assault in the military and the figures that were revealed this week katty kayfrom 2010 to 2012, an increase of 35% within the military, the president very angry about it. this is men and women who are being assaulted. this gets to a core issue which is, who you report assaults to in the military and the role of a military commander to even do away with the verdicts or decide whether the cases are brought. >> almost as shocking as the number of cases is the fact that 92% of reported assaults in the military never actually make it to a court process. so there are two issues. one is that it's incredibly scary for young women and young men in an organization where following orders is what you are meant to do and where it is very hierarchical to go to seniors when those seniors in some cases might have been the perpetrators and say i've been the victim of assault. it's particularly hard in the military and the prosecutorial process is flawed, because it's left up to military commanders. senator gillibrand is going to propose legislation that that gets taken away fro

dean, katty kay, stay with us if you can. >>> still ahead angelina jolie takes a private struggle publicher personal health decision affect the public's view of cancer prevention? that's the cover story in the new issue of "-time" magazine. up next the white house releases a stack of e-mails on benghazi. chuck todd joins us to discuss whether or not that will help quiet the president's critics. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. ♪ [ male announcer ] start with a dodge dart. now give it a "tiger shark" engine and 41 mpg. good. now add some of this. and that. definitely him. and her. a little more of her. perfect. time out. how we doin'? [ car accelerating ] okay, let's take it up a notch. give it a heap of this, one of those, and that. got anything with grappling hooks and a plane? [ explosions ] yeah, that'll work. ♪ the act of soaring across an ocean in a three-hundred-ton rocket doesn't raise as much as an eyebrow for these veterans of the sky. however, seeing this little beauty over international waters is enough to bring a traveler to tears. we're putting the wonder b