: "using a 52-pound rock, resendiz bludgeoned the 6'5" tall maier to death. lexington police would later describe maier as a true hero who did everything within his power to help the young lady he was with and paid the ultimate price for it. while maier lay hog-tied and dying, choking on his own blood, resendiz raped his girlfriend and beat her unconscious. resendiz left her with stab wounds to the neck and a broke eye socket and a jawbone. he covered her with the brush and abandoned her for dead." >> guest: right. c-span: is she alive? >> guest: she is alive, she was the sole survivor of resendiz' killing spree. c-span: but in the list though you have of him, he's in the country, sent back, back in the country, let go, voluntarily let go. here is september 13, 1985 after serving less than six years of a 20-year sentence, paroled and then deported to mexico from brownsville december 10, '85. less than three months after deportation back in the united states and charged with falsely claiming a united states citizenship in el reno, oklahoma. it goes on and on l

golda maier said richard nixon was the best friend israel ever had. so there's no doubts that there are moments in there with haldeman and er ehrlichman. he desegregated the entire south. did he make bad comments about african americans? probably not as bad as johnson. but his achievements were astonishing in the first term. >> you bring up israel, the 1967 war, whatever responsible for what we're -- somewhat responsible for what we're seeing in that war. what do you think the u.s. role should be? >> i think u.s. role should be to end the war as soon as we can, to off the what's going on especially -- to stop what's going on especially in gaza. 1440 dead, you've got 80% of them civilians. i think enough is enough, the israelis, i hope this temporary humanitarian ceasefire lasts, but i don't see a very bright future to be honest. i think the israelis are not going to get off the west bank, i don't think bibi netanyahu is going to get off the west bank, divide jerusalem. i'm not very optimistic in the long run but i hope in the short run we can stop the

tonight, we're going to spotlight a new film about renowned street photographer vivan maier.was a smash hit at film festivals and went on to become a cult classic. now he's back with "the raid 2", which received a standing ovation at sundance. it finally lands in theaters this week. for more, we go to 1 oak for tonight's "last call" spotlight. ♪