we'll talk about it with rear admiral john kirby. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> the national guard is on the move tonight in missouri and there's now new post-ferguson fallout, hundreds of high schoolers who walked out of class. this is the latest in the decision not to charge the police officer in the death of michael brown. and now we're learning off-duty police officers from the police union are volunteering to protect wilson who has been forced into hiding and faces continuing threats. and michael brown's stepfather is under investigation for his actions last monday night and the rioting that devastated parts of ferguson. our guests include emanuel cleaver of missouri. let's begin in ferguson with cnn's george howell. tell us the latest. what is going on there? >> the headline in ferguson is really the investigation. what led up to all of the damage and the destruction here in ferguson? who is behind it? police are promising to look into all angles to find the parties behind it, including comments from louis head that were

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. >>> coming up, we are going to talk to pentagon press secretary rear admiral kirby, john kirby, about a possible deal now between the united states and turkey for joint military action in syria against isis. we will also ask him about the new isis threat that has to do with our troops right here at home. >>> well, some major american business leaders may be ready to turn now on obamacare. they are angry the administration is suing a handful of companies over their workplace wellness program, you know what those are, the programs that give you incentives if you quit smoking or lose weight. a representative for the business roundtable, a huge group of ceos is saying this, "the fact that the equal employment opportunity commission sued is shocking to our members. they don't understand why a plan in compliance with the affordable care act is the target of a lawsuit. this is a major issue to our members." charles payne is the host of maki making money with charles pain on the fox business network and here to explain all that. so, i thought that they wanted programs like this. we hear a lot

media have been told to set up at north killingsworth street and kirby avenue. that's the staging area. we'll update more on that story as soon as we know more. but to recap, there has been a school shooting in north portland, oregon, at rosemary anderson high school. as of right now, we know of at least three individuals who were shot. and we are waiting for more information as we learn it. we'll bring to it you as soon as we get it. >>> now let's turn to our money lead. a not-so-happy friday for wall street. stocks tanking today. the dow tumbling 110 points this morning before sliding further and ending the day down about 300 points. cnn money correspondent alison kosik is live at the new york stock exchange. alison, another day, another day of bad news. why do the markets keep falling? >> reporter: it's all about oil, jake. plunging oil prices taking a toll on investors today yet again. oil falling almost 4%, settling below 58 a barrel. the international energy agency saying global demand for oil is going to fall next year as supply is growing. what's rattlin

thanks to ashley kirby and bryce vincent. that was something. thanks for letting us into your homes tonight. that's it for this "special report." fair, balanced, and unafraid. see you in 2015. here comes greta. >>> is it an act of war? north korea caught red-handed. today the fbi officially blaming north korea for hacking sony pictures. and now the pressure is mounting for the obama administration to do something and to do that something quickly and severely. this cyber attack could be just the first shot across the bow. but during his year-end news conference president obama refusing to announce any specific response. and at today's pentagon news conference rear admiral john kirby were was asked if the cyber attack were an act of war. >> i'm also, you know, not able to lay out in any specificity for you what would be or wouldn't be an act of war in the cyber domain. >> lieutenant colonel oliver north joins us. good evening, sir. >> greta. >> we've seen the new war nation against nation. nation against an ideology. and now is this a new war? and

and at today's pentagon news conference rear admiral john kirby were was asked if the cyber attack were an act of war. >> i'm also, you know, not able to lay out in any specificity for you what would be or wouldn't be an act of war in the cyber domain. >> lieutenant colonel oliver north joins us. good evening, sir. >> greta. >> we've seen the new war nation against nation. nation against an ideology. and now is this a new war? and will the administration not call it that? >> admiral kirby and the president are in a difficult spot because neither nato nor the united nations have defined what an act of cyber war would be. interestingly enough, they took it up at the wales summit, nato summit in september. agreed that it could be an act of war. but then decided they wouldn't define what an act of war might be. >> why would we defer to them to define what anthony of war might snb and what is an act of war? >> anthony of war has always resulted in a collective action and the collective actors in this case is nato. so neither the united nations nor the nato alliance has quite frankly got the

we are joined by rear admiral john kirby. good to see you. we heard general terry urging patients -- patience saying it could be a minimum of three years. saying the targeted strikes kill. is the bombing being more successful than we thought or heard. we know over time. more you do, the more you'll decrayed and damage the organizations ability to operate, communicate and lead itself. we know we are having an effect. so what you saw are two practical, tactical representations of that effect. >> well i think the other one you are talking about is the kurds saying that they opened a corridor in the area of mt sinjar, allowing them to reach the refugees besieged by i.s.i.l. the kurds say it's the single biggest military offensive. the most successful so far. how important is this victory. i'm not sure i'm in a position to quantify it. it's a big undertaking. we help them with air strikes. there was 50 air strikes conducted by the coalition in preparation of their movement to establish the line of the communication with mt sinjar. it was supported

at the pentagon i asked spokesman jon kirby, how did he know that similar scenarios would not play out in afghanistan? >> the afghanistan national security forces are very capable. they're already leading security operations in their country, and for all intents and purposes are conducting all the combat missions inside of afghanistan and doing quite well. >> kirby admitted while the combat mission in afghanistan officially ends at the end of the month in two weeks, he said in reality it's pretty much already ended, and afghan army forces are conducting all of the combat missions. the u.s. will lead a small force. their mission is mostly support, but there will be a small counte counterterrorism unit. >> jamie mcintyre for us at the white house. a teenager and nobel peace prize winner malala yousafzi spoke out. >> hundreds of children who lost their lives. we stand with all those families, and all those children who are injured right now, and who are suffering through this big trauma. >> yousafzai is a joint winner for the nobel peace prize for her global campaign. she's already an adv

thanks to ashley kirby and bryce vincent. that was something.omes tonight. that's it for this "special report." fair, balanced, and unafraid. see you in 2015. here comes greta. >>> is it an act of war? north korea caught red-handed. today the fbi officially blaming north korea for hacking sony pictures. and now the pressure is mounting for the obama administration to do something and to do that something quickly and severely. this cyber attack could be just the first shot across the bow. but during his year-end news conference president obama refusing to announce any specific response. and at today's pentagon news conference rear admiral john kirby were was asked if the cyber attack were an act of war. >> i'm also, you know, not able to lay out in any specificity for you what would be or wouldn't be an act of war in the

>> there was talk that kirby smart would get him as defensive back. nowadays in modern football, i've said this before about players. if they don't start first or second year quarterback they transfer. blake hung in there. most valuable player of this game obviously. they don't win championship. >> verne: there is the hand off. tyren jones, no. 20 out to the 50. jacob coker transferred in from florida state. where he backed up jameis winston. was expected to be the starter back in august. he handled the second string role with grace. what -- >> gary: it was very emotional for blake. first down ten. final 45 of this game. brandon ivory, his daughter. two teammates from 40 years ago meet at the center of the field. nick saban, gary pinkel. in seattle, carol james is watching "her boys." nick won this one. take a look at the player of the game presented by chick-fil-a. unanimous up here. blake sims, 23 of 27. 262 yards, two touchdowns. he engineered the single most critical drive of the ball game after missouri -- there you go. go down to allie. >> allie

we know as we heard rear admiral kirby the u.s.ist >> yes, we are and we are ready to assist on all fronts if need be. i just was in communication with the ntsb. they tell me they continue to monitor the situation. we do know that the engines on this aircraft manufactured and designed by ge an american company, so they say they are specifically waiting to see if they will need any assistance as it relates to the engines when it gets to that part of the investigation, but back to those ships, the u.s. navy we know now has deployed a second ship. this is the "uss ft. worth." it's been deployed from singapore. it is a combat ship. we do know that based on what is onboard, we know that there are high speed boats. we also know helicopters, which would be very useful in the recovery process of the wreckage on the surface. we also know that "uss sampson" is already in place. it is already on the scene. again, both of these ships and the crew on board they're ready to assist in recovering wreckage also they have the capability of salvage a

going to get yourself a permit from the state to be a security committee >> yes >> on page 2 issue kirbyplan regarding communication with neighbors it says you be keeping contact with your neighbors. how that's a place on a regular meeting that you will do and how we you be contacting newspapers, >> yes, sir. so, [inaudible] has our phone numbers directly to myself and [inaudible] and we are going to do every meetings on like three months. after that [inaudible] sortable regular meetings. >> though so this will be regularly scheduled? [inaudible] then you >> yes >> how much notice you give the neighbors for the meeting >> one week notice, one-day notice? how will they be informed? >> been informed for more than a month, three weeks. >> how high are your ceilings were either be having your system? how tall >> the basement is pretty low. the bar ceiling is pretty high. >> where are you putting your obnoxious or bouncers. >> do you know how low it is? 10 feet, nine feet 11? >> i think it's 10 or 11 feet. >> one must question. i get up [inaudible] those speakers >> yes. were going to [inaudi

then a pentagon briefing with rear admiral john kirby, and later, the head of the air national guard talks about the ewan's role and operations. tuesday marked the first night hanukkah, and the national menorah was lit on the ellipse. the ceremony included ranks by vice president biden. >> you know, the word "hanukkah" relates in think view to ceremonies and celebrations like this one. but the word "hanukkah pay has roots in hebrew and the same word as education. we dedicate, we educate, we live, we celebrate. as part of these celebrations, we in american friends of lab lubavitch have started an essay contest where we have children from across the country explain what hanukkah means to them. so i would like to call simi from pennsylvania to read her winning entry for us today. [applause] >> what hanukkah means to me. hanukkah is a special meaningful holiday for me. it is a great way to remind us of great miracle's. hanukkah in english means dedication. i think dedication, beautifully describes the jews. we are dedicated to judaism. we fear and love our leader and he creates all of ou

. >> simon kirby. >> the prime minister will not be surprised to hear that i will be marking world aids monday in brighton, but will he join me in encouraging people this week, national hiv testing week, to come forward and have regular tests? >> i think my honorable friend is absolutely right. obviously, this government are pioneering the idea of free tests. we think that is very important. and we need to tackle hiv and aids, not just here in our country, but around the world. that is also why we have put so much money into antiretroviral drugs. >> phil wilson. >> can he envisage any circumstances in which he would lead the no campaign in an eu referendum? >> unlike the labour party, i have set out what i want to achieve, which is a renegotiation and then a referendum. and i think britain is better off inside a reformed european union. but i have to ask labour members, "what are you frightened of?" we say, "trust the people, and let the people decide." >> mr. alan reid. >> thank you, mr. speaker. royal mail's universal service obligation, that is, to deliver mail to every premises in t

we'll ask admiral kirby about that and if we are close to striking a deal with turkey.nd would you like to live to be 108. we'll talk to the oldest living veteran and get his secrets to a long and happy life. don't miss it on top of the hour. >> and cyber monday is underway and facts about it. it is it a billion dollar shopping day. there is double-digit growth of 15 percent. 41 percent shopped in the early morning. and disney frozen merchandise beating out barbie. and here to shop on the massive shopping day. here is the lifestyle contributor. and i was buying lego deals. and give us tips and give me tips on how to save money on a day like today. >> and we give you coupon codes to get additional savings and we'll save $28 a transaction. and the deals are so good already. >> coupon codes that are on your website. are they applicable to most retailers. >> we have thousands and thousands of coupon codes. >> and do those retailers dislike what you are doing. you are helping somebody who doesn't know there is a deal out there? >> and we like to take traffic to the website.

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kirby. the work carried out by the commission is not only outstanding in terms of quality. it has provided a comprehensive overview. decided upon at the highest level of the state, as stated in the report, this has shed light on a horrifying mechanism, that of the regime of pyongyang used to subjugate its people. it would not be possible to list a complete litany of all these crimes. murders, arrests, use of torture, kidnapping, rape, and slavery,sappearances, and the use of famine. hundreds of thousands of political prisoners have died in the camps over the last 50 years. 80 to 120 are currently being held. affect men,ions women, and they don't even spare children. the regime seems to know no limits. the council has finally convened and gathered to hear the cries of distress. the more these crimes are carried out and committed in the purity of absolute censorship, north korea is closed out to human rights organizations. as well as to the high commission of human rights. the commission of inquiry did not have access. mr. president we cannot remain , silent in the face of th

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and at today's pentagon news conference rear admiral john kirby were was asked if the cyber attack weret of war. >> i'm also, you know, not able to lay out in any specificity for you what would be or wouldn't be an act of war in the cyber

he was still trying to get away, escape and hope to get across the mississippi to texas maybe to kirby smith and his army was the last confederate army to surrender and continue to the war from there. the war wasn't really over until davis was captured and implies. >> host: davis wasn't fleeing for his life trying to escape the country or find refuge. he wanted to fight off and formed the danville proclamation. >> guest: and another time he said i will lead the cause if there is one man who will follow me. >> host: at one point during the retreat when the soldiers split off and he was left with his wife and several children, there was a war conference and davis said what is wrong? why don't you want to fight on and they said the war is over mr. president and with disdain he said why are you with me? and they said all of us will die to save you, your wife and children but it is over. >> guest: we cannot be sure what we thought privately but he would not admit it publically. >> host: do you think it was because he wanted history to record he held nothing back and gave his all to the caus

kirby. the point threats, saying any efforts to hold it more accountable would be met with catastrophic consequences. korea's responses, the threats, the smears, the cynical diversions show the government feels the need to defend its abysmal human rights record. that's why our attention is so important. the second argument for exerting pressure is when regimes warn of deadly reprisals against countries that condemn the atrocities, that's precisely the moment we need to stand up and not back down. dictators who see threats are an effective tool for silencing the community tend to be emboldened, not placated. rightslds true for human violators around the world who are watching how the human rights council response to the dprk's threats. is already shockingly cavalier about dishing out threats of staging nuclear attacks and has routinely imposed byhibitions o the security council. in july, they threatened to launch nuclear weapons at the white house and the pentagon, and in march of 2013 they t

i would like to hail the work of the commission of inquiry, justice kirby and others. they have been able to have us look at the reality of north korea, the land of the mistreated, powerless, and voices, and those excluded by the regime. the work of the human rights council and the general assembly, today in the council have allowed for a voice to be given to those without voice in the dprk. the international community is not deaf to the suffering of these people. we will not abandon them to their sad fate. they are worthy of our attention and our support on an ongoing basis until they are allowed to leave. >> i thank the representative of luxembourg for that statement. i now give the floor to the representative of jordan. >> thank you, sir, for organizing this important meeting. [indiscernible] assistant secretary-general for human rights on their briefings on the situation in the dprk although most of those who have spoken on the floor defend a limited source of information, due to the possibility of investigation and inquiry at the dprk, in order to find a third han

we're going to have john kirby joining us. hundreds of thousands of u.s.rsonnel are now being told, be very, very careful what you post on social media, whether facebook, twitter, pictures you post. isis is threatening the united states military. and a lot of people are worried, should u.s. military personnel when they are on leave, for example, around the holidays, wear their uniforms and civilian clothes? >> wolf blitzer, in 8 1/2 minutes, we'll be watching. >>> coming up, the obama administration is asking for more money to fight ebola but is the answer to fight the disease a new kind of rapid test? that's coming up next in our that's coming up next in our tech lead. will that be all, sir? thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be a roller coaster white knuckle thrill ride. you're promised one speed. but do you consistently get it? you do with comcast business. and often even more. it's reliable. just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. re

military, admiral john kirby is the press secretary and joins us here in the studio. thank you very much. what could the two ships do? what service could they provide if asked? >> our thoughts and prayers go out to all those affected and we are willing and able to help however we can. the destroyer samson. it wasn't outfitted and diverted to this cause. she does have a helicopter on board so they could be used and they could help in the recovery of debris off the surface of the ocean as well. the other ship is a smaller warship and she is in singapore right now. she is outfitted with a side scanned sonar. sometimes it can be handled remotely. it can help you map debris on the ocean floor and help in the search for wreckage. that ship hasn't left yet and probably won't and may not be needed. we are in touch with the indonesian authorities to see what they require. >> what are assets do they have? >> the navy is on scene and doing quite a good job of debris recovery and search and rescue. this is a capability that virtually all navies around the world have to be good at

it is a big operation. >> the rear admiral jon kirby said the u.s. effort is impacting fighting the militants. >> the more you do, the more you're going to degrade and damage this organization's ability to operate, communicate, to lead itself. >> while the campaign appears to be working, the top military commander in charge of the anti isil campaign announce add new time line for how long u.s. troops will be needed in the region. >> we've made significant progress, in halting that offensive that i talked about. what we must do especially inside iraq is continue building those exhibits. i think you're at least talking a minimum of three years. >> a minimum of three years, and that the first definitive time frame that we've received of how long the fight against isil might take. >> this morning, president obama says he is moving ahead with plans to diplomatic ties with cuba. we'll go live to miami, little havana and one prominent politician and what he is saying about the move. >> the president will likely address the secret service in a news conferenc

today admiral john kirby explained how the equipment can help. >> we had one ship on station. the destroyer samson. it wasn't outfitted for search and rescue and it was doing other missions but she has a helicopter on board so she can be used for search and rescue operations and can be helped with the recovery debris as well. >> there questions today about how the families were informed and the concerns about the crowded airspace over southeast asia. john is a former member of the national transportation and safety board and a writer. good afternoon in asia ceo. they have the top priority for the company, but how did that manifest during all of this? >> despite the best efforts of the airline to have a world class family assistance act in place, it was turned up dead down. # and little training in the area of family assistance. they are going spend that kind of money to set up these programs if governments. as we saw today, they botched things up a little bit. # because of the actions of the government. i think that many people outside of the circle convict them for the accide

joining me live david kirby. at sea world sham new and the dark side of killer whales in captivity. thank you so much for joining us. from the beginning sea world's reaction to the black fish documentary. it's built as a documentary. >> they absolutely did. they choice to ignore the film and hope it could go away. i back up everything in black fish. my book covers much of the same subject. they have documentations show that everything alleged in black fish is true. sea world is in trouble. they're only now coming to terms with that. >> they said in the statement at the time, also, that the documentary failed to mention sea world's commitment to the safety of the team members and guests and the care and welfare of the animals. and following the death of the trainer which was caught on video. if people don't remember. she was pulled under over by the pony tail while training one of the animals there. it had a history, which we learn in the documentary, about the violence. it seems as though sea world, again, going

kirby has been harvesting cane here since he was a small boy. he knows what it was like.n you would be there, what sun up to sundown? >> sun up to sundown. >> this was tough work. >> it was. >> show me how you do it. >> just like this cut the top, throw it over. you see, if you were cutting cane a long time ago, they would fire you. >> because i'm cut too long high? >> yeah, you've got it cut it all the way to the ground. this is where most is. >> that's where most of the sugar is. >> usually just skinny people in those days. >> i wonder if the shaves among my ancestors, had to work even harder. finding out about them is like fighting through a brick wall. but michelle won't rest. coming up see what she has found that leads me halfway across the world in serve of my roots. ♪ (holiday music is playing) hey! i guess we're going to need a new santa ♪(the music builds to a climax.) more people are coming to audi than ever before. see why now is the best time. audi will cover your first month's payment on select models at the season of audi sales event. visit audioffers.com to

there is a book by james kirby martin, a friend of mine, on benedict arnold. probably the best overall view of arnold. he is much more sympathetic to arnold than i am. he basically feels arnold becomes convinced the american government is a failure, republicanism cannot work. if it cannot work, the french are likely to take us over. the better course of action is to reassess our relationship with great britain. when he signs some of his early correspondence with great britain, he signed the name monk. general monk was a british general after cromwell's civil war broke up, one of his generals who went back to the crown and restored richard ii and became a hero. in his mind, he sees himself doing a restoration to the proper relationships since the system is not going to work. that is the way he sees it. he cannot get over the personal, and he is a very greedy man. you read these letters, the way he negotiates for money, in terms of modern money, we are talking about millions of dollars he hopes to get. it is not at the time, but if you try to ratchet it up. the

today at the pentagon jen griffin asked john kurdishby -- john kirby when is this an act of war.ere's his response. >> i'm also not -- not able to lay out in any specificity for you what would be or wouldn't be an act of war in the cyber domain. we take -- it's not like there's a demarcation line that exists in some sort of fixed space on what is or isn't. >> what if they shut our lights off? he went on to say the cyber remains challenging. we should messenger, his comments came before the fbi released its statement confirming north korea's involvement and before president obama's news conference. hear to weigh in is general westley clark, senior fellow for the ucla center for international relations and also an author of the book "don't wait for the next war: a strategy for american growth and global leadership." general, nice to see you again, thank you. >> good to we with you. >> are we close to an act of war here? >> well, if you destroy property and if you kill people, it's -- you're starting -- you're on the line at that point, especially if it's coming from a state. in thi

here's the pentagon press secretary rear admiral john kirby. >> we have no indication that the reports are not true, that iranian aircraft have conducted air strikes in the last several days against isil targets in eastern iraq. >> the iraqi government has responsibility for deconflicting their air space so, of course, we have visibility to some extent, to a larger extent what's happening there, but it's up to the iran government to speak about this issue. >> the state department and pentagon have had a hard time explaining this development but we it it ter rated the u.s. air force does not coordinate with iran. >> secretary kerry also met with the iraqi prime minister in this case. how did that go? >> well, this is the first meeting at nato headquarters to discuss isis, almost one year after the islamic state militants crossed into iraq. 60 countries were present and while they admitted a slow start in organizing a response to isis, today iraq's new prime minister asked for nato's help, a formal request to improve iraq's military, secretary of state john kerry met with the new prime m

joining us to discuss all of this and the new threat is pentagon press secretary rear admiral john kirby morning, admiral. >> good morning. thampgs for having me. >> what specifically has prompted this new fbi warning? >> this is a warning that has built on similar warnings that our combatant commanders, our four-star generals around the world have issues to their troops over many months. just a recognition that the threat is very real and that we want our service members and their families to be extra careful. >> it sound like there's something specific here. because this one is specifically against service members and it's specifically telling them to be careful on social media. so give us more. what's that about? >> let me state at the outset, this is not the result of a single credible threat. this isn't the result of some sort of threat out there that we've picked up on. it is, however, the result of many months of conclusion by intel analysts that this group, isil, poses a real threat, not just to the region, but to our interests, our allies' interests. and that backs up on our tro

. >>> now, an update from the pentagon from press secretary john kirby. in the briefing, he says that iraq will receive mine-resistant vehicles to deal with the roadside bombs set by isis. >> good afternoon, everybody. only seven minutes late today. i know you've seen the secretary's statement but i would like to go over it again, with respect to the terrorist attack on the pakistani school. on behalf of all the men and women of the united states defense department, the secretary extends his deepest condolences to the people of pakistan's following today's ruthless attack on the school in peshawar. the heartless slaughter of the innocent students and teachers was an act of pure cowardess. the united states remains instead fast to ensure security in the region. we stand with the pakistani, we honor their sacrifices and join the victims in their mourning. >> can you bring us up to date on iraq, the troops that are going to be going in. now that the funding has been approved. can you give us an idea of sort of the pace and over what time period can we expect

and north korea launched slurs against the commission's distinguished chairman, justice kirby. the dprk deployed threat saying any effort to hold it more accountable for its trustees would be met with catastrophic consequences. korea's responses to threats, the smears, the cynical diversions show that the government feels the need to defend its abysmal human rights record and that is precisely why our attention is so important. the second argument for inserting additional pressure is that when regimes warn of deadly reprisals against countries that condemn their atrocities, as the north koreans have done, that is precisely the moment when we need to stand up and not back down. dictators who see threats are effective tools for silencing the international community tend to be emboldened and not placate , and it holds true not only for the north korean regime, but for human rights violators around the world who are watching how the security council response to the dprk's threats. the dprk is already shockingly cavalier about dishing out threats of staging nuclear attacks and has r

. >> kelly, we have kirby corporation, provides marine transportation and diesel engine here in the uniteds and moving lower to 6% after hours after cutting the fourth quarter and full-year guidance due to a sharp drop rather in oil prices. again, those shares down again by 6%. light trade, 8,000 shares traded so far in the after hours back over to you. >> damage from that decline, thank you. a ton of other news today outside of the fed and wall street and historical day here in the u.s. is president obama's move to open relations with cuba a good move? we'll talk about that next. >>> plus, it's being pulled by more movie chains after threats of violence and more may follow suit. will sony release "the interview" on christmas day? and are theaters making the right decision not to show the movie? your chance to weigh in. once there was a girl who always mixed and matched. even in her laundry room. with downy unstopables for long-lasting scent. and infusions for softness. she created her own mix, match, magic. downy, wash in the wow. >>> president obama shocking the world today by announcing

knowing what it's like when our office would have a very difficult case against the late kirby puckett who is an icon in our state. we did not win that case, but i could understand that culture and how difficult it is to win those cases in the court of law. so i appreciate the questions that were asked about discipline beyond the courtroom. i also understand what it's like to take on domestic violence cases. mr. vincent, in our office, we had a poster outside of my door, and it was a woman with a band-aid on her nose and she was holding a little boy and the words under the poster said, beat your wife and it's your kid that will go to jail. and i so appreciated your personal story and your willingness to stop that cycle of violence in your own life, and i know how difficult that is. so thank you very much. my question is really about how to make sure that these criminal cases move forward. i was disturbed by reports in "the new york times" and "the washington post" that leagues or teams may be discourage iing wo that come forward to them, wives or partners of players, from going forward

we remember the north korean media launched absolutely vicious attacks against justice kirby, chair ofthe u.n. commission because of his sexual orientation, against president park because of her gender, against president obama because of the fact he is an african-american. if you have opportunities to talk to north korean journalists, provide them some guidance or train, do you ever get a chance to tell them how insane this is, how out of whack it is? it's not even 1950s. its 13th century. do you think they understand? might be doing this because they order to animate be done for domestic purposes. but did you think that some of them at least understand what's going on? to think that some of them at least understand the basics of international human rights standards? >> well, going to your earlier point about how quickly they respond, as i was saying earlier they do have internet access in certain quarters, including inside, although certain people have to have permission to access the internet as we know. but i do have conversations with north korean journalists on a regular basis. bu

look at it from another way knowing what it's like when our office took on a difficult case against kirbyuckett, who is an icon and our in our state and did not win that case, but i can understand the culture and how difficult it is to win those cases in the court of law. so i appreciate the questions were asked about this beyond the courtroom. so i also understand what it's like to take on domestic violence case. we had a poster outside of the border was a woman with a band-aid on her know knows and the words under the poster said if your kids that will go to jail. and i appreciated your story and you telling us about your own life, and i know how difficult it is, so thank you much. my question is really about how to make sure that these criminal cases move forward. i was disturbed by her words and "the new york times" and "washington post" that this may be discouraging, that women to come forward like wives or partners of players going forward to law enforcement, the only way to stop the cycle is not only what i hope you're all doing now with a new approach to these issues, having tough

. >> reporter: and that was admiral kirby at the pentagon tap dancing this a little bit around theset out a statement saying they don't believe this woman is one of al bagdadi's wives. obviously the lebanese believe she is and she could prove valuable to the u.s. teams going after bagdadi. she knows the kinds of things they're looking for about his habits, about his work habits, also about his schedule, where he sleeps, lives, eats, those kinds of things to put together a targeting package. also there are reports that at least one of his children were in custody. that could prove crucial if they can get dna from this child in the event they can target him and check that dna to make sure that they did indeed get their man. back to you. >> all right. we thank you very much. so maybe if we've got his wife, we've got some leverage. >> that's right. information there, dna. >> or you can just move on to his other, 'cause he's got at least two others and might have divorced one. as i mentioned earlier, czar coo wee when we got his wife, we let her go and he killed her. just assuming that sh