>> initially, but i also believed that the weapons of mass destruction. and like a lot of americans. taken after president george bush gave his cincinnati speech in the fall of 2002 roughly four or five months before the war, were very high. and americans supported the war almost 70%. so many of us thought that it was a good thing to do. we also became dinse chanted as the conduct of the war. and not foreseeing those things that would happen. insurgency, and not having a very good time plement when saddam hussein was over thrown. and captured and turned over to the iraqi people. also people wanted to replay a gulf war. and we went on. americans are not good as long and drawn out conflicts. so i this i that many many of us became more disenchanted and he we thought that the ultimate goal would be to rid the world of saddam hussein and that was a good one and thomas hen run -- henriksen what is your background? >> i am a graduate of virginia institute. i was in the army. and the vietnam period. then i got a phd. and taught in upper state new york. and came

but to be truthful once the sanctions were relaxed he would return to weapons of mass destruction. as some have argued saddam hussein's removal was a precondition for the arabs bring that to place 10 years after the american invasion of iraq but on the of their hand, was a necessary condition to show the arab world that a dictator could be moved in a new beginning could happen. to a site they are fighting in the other country version issue such as the origins of the civil war or the vietnam war. in a great decision will have supportive detractors. there probably would be better to avoid a provences said we cannot go back or replay history web might have been. so it will be a very difficult question and ended it is difficult. supporters or detractors have varying viewpoints of the outcome in the justification for the iraq war. >>host: how did you feel in 2003 in your book you talk about the containment policy now working very well >> the containment policy which was very vigorous the clinton the administration called it contain a plus. that we maintain no-fly zones in north and sout

incidents, but particularly on man caused, weapon of mass destruction involving hazardous chemical or biological weapon is very high up on the scenes that we are seeing. >> reporter: citing presence on the ground after hurricane sandy to the border debate, the white house says the department matured on her watch. >> with secretary napolitano at the helm, we have greatly enhanced our border security, including the doubling of border patrol agents. >> reporter: secretary napolitano's depart you are may have a domino effect on the immigration debate. also key leadership vacancies at the department for immigration, border patrol and her deputy. >> thank you. >>> what happens next for a department preparing for changes and challenges over one of the country's most divisive issues. here is chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel. >> reporter: confirmation of a homeland security security will come as congress wrestles with immigration reform. the white house press secretary says he doesn't expect trouble.

. >> narrator: ...and they began relying on a new phrase, "weapons of mass destruction." >> rice: but we don't want the smoking gun to be a mushroom cloud. >> powell: leaving saddam hussein in possession of weapons of mass destruction for a few more months or years is not an option, not in a post-september 11th world. >> a rapid series of 40 explosions lit up baghdad in the early morning hours. >> military officials have been using the term "shock and awe" to describe the assault on iraq. >> narrator: by the spring of 2003, the us had attacked iraq. >> ...engaged in direct combat against saddam hussein's republican guard. >> ...of the third infantry division... >> narrator: fast and mobile, rumsfeld's jsoc teams secretly paved the way. >> ...are now reported to be about 30 miles from the outskirts of... >> narrator: fighting a conventional war unconventionally seemed at first to work. >> rumsfeld: scenes of free iraqis celebrating in the streets, riding american tanks, tearing down the statues of saddam hussein in the center of baghdad, are breathtaking. >> bush: on september 11, 2001

i urge support for h.r. 1542, the weapons of mass destruction intelligence and information act of 2013. the legislation provides important guidance for disseminating w.m.d., that's weapons of mass the stux, intelligence information at department of homeland security. weapons of mass destruction are considered for the purposes of this act to be chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear weapons. mr. speaker, in 2010, the congress established the commission on the prevention of weapons of mass destruction, proliferation and terrorism. the commission was chaired by former senators bob graham and jim tallon. a principal but as of yet unfilled recommendation if the commegs was to assure the critical collaboration take place, collaboration among homeland security intelligence assets and other federal, state, and local partners protecting the homeland. it's time for congress to do its part right now to ensure the nation is meeting its w.m.t. detection and prenks responsibilities in a meaningful way. mr. speaker, when i stood before the body, this body, on this bill last year, i had recen

trying to make sense of the situation. >> reporter: the charges range from use of weapons of mass destruction to the murder of police officer sean collier. 17 of those charges carry a maximum penalty of death. tsarnaev fidgeted and looked ored as each charge was read. he blew a kiss to his family as he left the courtroom. the department of justice will soon decide whether to seek the death penalty. the trial begins in late september and prosecutors say they may call as many as 100 witnesses to the stand. scott, it may take as long as four months. >> pelley: don, thank you very fch. in sanford, florida, the defense wrapped up its case today in the murder trial of george zimmerman the neighborhood watch volunteer who shot the unarmed trayvon ayrtin to death. zimmerman says he acted in self- ysfense, but prosecutors will not get to question him about that. mark strassmann is at the courthouse. mark? wy reporter: scott, george atmmerman will not be taking the stand in his own defense. is lawyers see nothing need for it. but that issue brought up the day's most contentious moment in court. >> you'

we now have etfs of mass destruction. double, triple leverage.hange traded funds that give you two or three times the short selling bang for your buck. these are etfs that exist for day traders. that's not the point of the stock market, is it? they don't work for long-term or medium term investors. they rebalance every day. take the skf. that's the ultrashort financial proshares. you think it would have made people money during the financial crisis. many of them got wiped out. wouldn't this be the instrument of choice? wrong. it actually lost you money. one of the worst years in bank stock history, and that's what happened? how is this possible? these etfs are designed to track day-to-day changes. at the end of every day they rebalance and they're more of a play on volatility than any of the sectors they allow you to short or to own. so here's an interesting issue. if these etfs have no value for long-term investors, what's the point of having them? frankly it's hard for me to avoid the conclusion that the main function is to allow the shorts to

he has several counts ranging murder to mass destruction. >> i want to know why. it doesn't make snins to me whatsoever. he hurt innocent people. i don't know how he can live in our country and just feel that way. >> tsarnaev is accused of killing three and wounding more than 200 others. 17 of the charges carry a penalty of life in prison or the death penalty. the courthouse is expected to be packed of course for the 19-year-old's appearance. >>> more incredible stories of survival. two flight attendants were sucked out of the back of the plane as it skidded to a stop. they were then found alive on the runway amid the plane's debris. also we are learning not only was it the flying pilot's first time landing that plane at sfo. the pilot in charge was also new to his role. >> he reported this was his first trip as an instructor pilot. this was the first time he and the flying pilot that he was instructing had flown together. >> the pilot set the automated controls to the target speed but didn't notice until seconds before impact the plane was going too slow. aaron h

using a weapons of mass destruction to kill three people at marathon and injury hundreds more.secutors say dzhokar tsarnaev and his dead brother also ambushed a massachusetts institute of technology police officer. 17 of the charges carry the possibility of death which is banned for state cases but because dzhokar tsarnaev is charged under federal law, he could days execution. molly is covering this from the covering in in boston. >> it removed from be an emotional day in the federal courthouse. this is first time they will have a look at dzhokar tsarnaev the lone surviving boston bombing suspect. this is first time in a courtroom where he will face the serious charges. its packed courtroom not just for family members but with a few supporters of dzhokar tsarnaev and great deal of press to keep an eye on the situation as it continues to develop. today she expected to hear all of these charges in court. we have yet to hear from the u.s. attorneys office whether they will actually seek the death penalty in this case or not. tsarnaev and his brother are accused of essentially a co

thought what we're doing overseas was great it was all about let's bring them democracy and mass destruction fight terrorism on its own soil etc etc and then i slowly started getting disillusioned over the years but at the same time i needed to feed my family so when i got out of college i went to work for general dynamics it was good to start with and i was excited by the possibility of a new administration coming into office and those hopes were dashed for me obviously. and then finally i just got to the point where it was either. my own sanity or leave that place basically i could no longer live such a double life believing one thing with all you know every fiber of my being yet behaving and working against my own interests and really i think humanity's interests. and i commend your courage and for standing with your conscience i know it wasn't the easiest thing to do especially from working in the system for so long i wanted to read probably the most powerful part of your letter where you said i was only a foot soldier and a low level clerk however i've always believed that if every foot

claims weapons of mass destruction leading to the 2003 invasion of iraq. he was given the nobel peace prize for his work with nuclear nonproliferation. >> live in cairo for us this evening -- this is starting to come back? he ran for president, then he did not and now he is installed as the prime minister. >> he has now become the prime minister and we are waiting for a press conference to answer some of the questions we have. what will be the division of labor between the president and the prime minister? what will be the role of the military going forward? and also more about the transition itself, the has.ities that elabaradei he was very much against the constitution during the referendum, he also spoke about the need for a real constitution before announcing any sort of presidential election. i think that he will be focusing on the committee, setting up a committee to amend the constitution. another big task will be forcing -- forming a government. this looks like this is inclusive but this will exclude at the end of the day, the muslim brotherhood wh

dzhokhar tsarnaev is charged with weapons of mass destruction.ee people were killed and more than 260 were injured. canadian police say that 50 people have died in the explosion caused by runaway train. the u.s. company who controls the train believe the hand brakes were not happily set. -- properly set. that theted angrily u.s. is spying on industries. there is new evidence from the former government contractor, edward snowden. >> from the u.s. mexican border, outraged friends and foes of the united states are debating a regionwide response to allegations that u.s. national security agency has been spying on them. reports of list in the brazilian newspaper include not just u.s. surveillance on political internal affairs and military countries like venezuela, but also commercial spying into the energy sector. brazil, venezuela, argentina, and mexico have all substantial reserves of oil and gas. journalist who broke the leaks provided by edward snowden , there is more to come. >> there are things that the nsa is doing that no one knew they were do

charged with using a weapon often mass destruction in the bombings that killed three and wounded more than 260. >>> a major vote expected today on the controversial abortion bill in texas. >> shame on you! shame on you! >> that was late last night, lawmakers leaving the texas state house to boos from protesters after they held a provisional vote on abortion reform. opponents say the new bill will effectively eliminate abortions in the state of texas. a second special session called just for this vote. it did not pass that first time around because, you may remember, texas state senator wendy dave es manais managed to filibuster talking for 11 hours straight until the first special session ended. >>> antitrust lawsuit against major league baseball is moving forward. widely considered one of the bay area's most experienced federal judges. he's known as one of the nation's most influential judges in high-tech law. city of san jose suing major league baseball accusing the league of blocking a's from moving to the south bay. >> keep our eye on that one. big news. >>> 5:21. you and i talk a

there's 30 charges against him including using a weapon of mass destruction. >> it has such symbolic importance to these families to show that they continue to care for their loved ones. >> reporter: his lawyers are not commenting. a note found suggests retribution. i don't like killing innocent people but stop killing our innocent people and we will stop. >> he's not acting under the act or guidance of his older brother. no one is telling him to write these things. i think that indicates intent. >> reporter: his older brother was thought to be the ring leader but if h the indictment prosecutors make clear they believe he was an equal partner. he downloaded radical materials including an al qaeda inspired magazine containing a recipe for building pressure cooker bombs like those used in the terror attacks. he carried one of those devices in a backpack that detonated south of the finish line killing 8-year-old martin richard. >> i suspect we will see him in a couple of hours inside that courtroom. the courtroom is expected to be packed. is there a line outside? do we see victims of th

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formally iraq that could be used to build nuclear defense plants or other types of weapons of mass destructionen a lot of evidence over the last 15 years that that has happened. if you are imposing sanctions on country like iran or north korea, you want to make sure there aren't european campaigns leaking or breaking through that system. >> paul: we also know the al-qaeda cell that executed 911 operated out of hamburg, germany? >> it's reasonable to wonder what information we are getting when they issue a warning that water doesn't necessarily prevent dehydration which in fact they did. [ laughter ] >> just this week, reuters had a story that ecuadorian foreign minister has discovered their embassy in london where julian assange that embassy had been bugged presumably by british intelligence. this is stuff governments do. oh my goodness, how could they possibly doing this is a little naive. >> and when polard gave secrets to our allies and we didn't like israel spying on us. why shouldn't we be outraged when we are spying on them? >> if they feel vital secrets have been compromised on their pa

that fall, that was when the intelligence n.i.e., the intelligence assessment about weapons of mass destruction was in the safe room in the senate and only a handful of senators even bothered to read the classified version. the declassified version that was put out was all very assertive. all the caveats were in the jet version and the senate wrote it without reading. i think in the decade or so sense we've all learned not to trust intelligence. chris: it was divided on the democratic side largely on the issue of iraq. senator clinton at the time said i'm for the war, basically. senator obama said i'm opposed to it. beam go to the general quarters and said it was going to be a left-right fight rather than a fight over institutions. did we miss the big thing, intelligence? >> people retreated not only to their corners but to further corners than ever before. david talked about the lack of trust now in institutions. that's a huge story over the course of the last 10 years. the other big domestic story about the iraq war is polarization. there is no more dominant theme than the increased partisans

tsarnaev faces charges including using a weapon of mass destruction to kill. prosecutors says he orchestrated the bombings with his older brother tamerlan. the attack left two people dead and more than 250 people injured. tsarnaev could face the death penalty. >>> randy travis is in critical condition after suffering a stroke. he was initially hospitalized for congestive heart failure. the stroke is a complication of that initial heart issue. the baylor medical center posted on its website that travis underwent surgery to relieve pressure on his brain last night and is now in recovery. >>> a disturbing hit and run and it's caught on camera. take a look at this. it happened in a michigan parking lot. a minivan backed into a woman and a baby in a stroller and drives off with the stroller and the baby in tow. the driver stopped while the baby is rescued and drivers off again. amazingly, the 1-year-old boy suffered only a scrape to the knee. police are still looking for the person behind the wheel. it's truly unbelievable. >>> and extreme weather hitting residents

dzhokhar tsarnaev indicted on 30 counts last month including conspiracy, use of weapon of mass destruction resulting in death. tsarnaev believed to have carried out the bombing with his older brother tamerlan tsarnaev. the court expected to be packed with space reserved for victims' families. three people were killed, more than 260 others injured on april 15th during the attacks, including an 11-year-old boy from martinez. >>> 4:47. a imagine development in the murder case involving aaron hernandez. court documents show another man arrested in connection with the case told polices that hernandez admitted to shooting and killing 27-year-old odin lloyd. until now, authorities refused to say who among the three men arrested for the shooting pulled the trigger. lloyd was shot five times in what's being called an execution-style murder. body found last month, not far from hernandez's home. >>> house speaker john boehner, long with house republicans, holding a special meeting on capitol hill this morning trying to talk about how to move forward on immigration reform. the senate sent its version

he faces a number of them charges including using a weapon of mass destruction. he could face the death penalty. three people died in the attack, 260 were injured. >>> meanwhile a local school teacher severely hurt in the boston marathon attack in towson will be attending a ceremony at the grand lodge of maryland. erica brannock is thanking the masons whose donated fund helped build her a handicapped equipped bathroom: we hope for a slow down in the city's gun violence. more shootings plaguing baltimore city neighbors. linda so is live this morning at police headquarters. from what we understand this latest -- not only we had six people shot but four of them in broad daylight. >> reporter: this latest shooting, the quadruple shooting happened in the middle of the day along a busy street in west baltimore. four people were shot. they were all sitting on the front steps of a home on north carrollton avenue. earlier in the day another shooting. two men were shot on east landale street. one of them died. police don't have a motive or suspect in either shooting. it br

he pleaded not guilty to 30 counts-- ranging from carjacking to use of a weapon of mass destruction-- resulting in the deaths of three people near the boston marathon's finish line. the charges also include the murder of an m.i.t. police officer three days after the bombing. no cameras were allowed in the courtroom, but reporters and relatives of the victims lined up early to get a glimpse of the suspect. afterward, the uncle of two brothers badly-wounded in the attack spoke to reporters: >> the only opinion i could have when i first saw him was that he... it appeared that i gave what i would describe as a smirk. he never looked at us. he never turned in our direction. we were sitting directly behind him. we really didn't have a good view of him, you know, facialwise. >> i thought maybe he would come in with a different attitude or maybe look a little different. maybe look like he cared a little bit but he didn't show me that. >> ifill: tsarnaev and his older brother tamerlan came to the united states as boys, from russia. the family was ethnic chechen, and muslim, from the caucasus r

to cause did not want mass destruction, they just wanted to negotiate. they wanted the passengers to be safe and they want to get their airplanes back intact. they instructed their flight crews to do everything they're hijackers asked. first of all, they were pretty scared that if they put in metal detectors at every airport and forced every single passenger to walk through it, that people would choose to drive a set of five. -- would choose to drive instead of fly. up withngers might end dangerous levels of radiation if they are checked every time. >> they also said it would cost untold millions to buy all of this equipment and hire the personnel. we can pay that all we can pay the relatively insignificant sum of getting our planes hijacked 30 or 50 times year. in 1972, they were growing more bizarre, more audacious, and more violent. you had a lot of deaths associated with this, often .hrough fbi firefights in november of 1972, you had an incident where three hijackers threatened to crash the plane into a nuclear reactor in tennessee unless they were g

he's a mini weapon of mass destruction ready to blow up any second. your thoughts on that? >> he is ready to blow up any second. you're talking about the 2016 presidential race. we're talking about july, 2013 right now with the. >> suppose he wins. >> okay. then he's a ticking time bomb that could have long-term implications. there's a greater likelihood he'll lose the preliminary in september and he's going to be an after thought by 2016. if you want anthony weiner off the stage, that's the best thing you can hope for is he stays in this race and doesn't just lose in september, he loses badly and comes in near the back of the pack, a way to get him off the stage for good. >> steve, you work for msnbc now. is your opinion he's really out of it? he's not going to be laeked? >> i think so. before this week, i think there was a very real chance he could have won this week. we looked how high his negative numbers were before this week. he improved significantly as i an candidate. his negative numbers were on par with christine quinn's. no, he will not win now. >> kelly, are you

he's accused of using weapons of mass destruction to kill three people and wounding more than 160. he's also charged with killing a police officer. his brother died during a shoot-out with police. tsarnaev is expected to enter a plea of not guilty. >>> in the george zimmerman trial the judge will rule today whether trayvon martin's text messages about fighting can be entered as evidence. when the trial started, she ruled that martin's interest in guns and fighting couldn't be used in opening statements. tuesday's testimony. the pathologist told the court >> reporter: defense witness dr. vincent dimaio says zimmerman's testimony is consistent with the story. the gun powder burns showed trayvon martin was over zimmerman when he shot and killed the teenager. inches away. it's consistent with somebody leaning over the person doing the shooting. >> reporter: that is how zimmerman describes events to the police after the shooting. >> i shot him. i didn't think i sit him. he sat up and said, oop, you got me. >> reporter: he said he could have lived three minutes after he was shot and coul

wolves are not weapons of mass destruction.they are just another critter on the landscape trying to make a living and doing what god put him there for. >> why the middleground voices aren't heard is a good question. there has been a lot of drama associated with the conflict. [gunfire] trying to live with a wolf is rathere complicated, than a story about don't kill the wolves or kill all the wolves. all you really read about in the newspapers is what the mouthpieces say to the media. i think it is a gross oversimplification of what is happening on the landscape. when dave and i for started ranching here, very soon after we got sheep, we lost a few two coyotes. at first, we did what everybody did. we called a government trapper and he snared one. it did not take us very long to look at each other and say, you know, if we have to exterminate all of the native species to live, that we probably shouldn't be ranching. part of what makes this special is not just the beautiful view, but the whole biological system that makes this work.

court. 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev is charged with killing three people using a weapons of mass destruction. more than 200 others were injured in the attack. >> when the boston marathon came under attack, the cameras were already rolling. closed-circuit television proved to be crucial. smartphones and the media went into overdrive. explosions were just the beginning. the hunt for the suspects unfolded in real time as the world watched on in disbelief. >> all units use extreme caution in approaching any party that matches the description. >> the fbi named tamerlan and jokers as the suspect -- dzhokhar tsarnaev as the suspect. but is there anything you know about the background? >> jokers out of apparently made what he -- dzhokhar tsarnaev apparently made what he thought was a deathbed convention -- confession. >> he will have a trial, already having been found guilty by the public. >> this american and reared, muslim terrorists from chechnya learned how to build this bomb. >> boston is relatively small and it is hard to find anyone that was not affected by the attack. it is believed it is po

for his arraignment dzhokhar tsarnaev is facing multiple charges including using a weapon of mass destruction against persons and property. he could face the death penalty. three people were killed and hundreds others injured when the bombs went off near the finish line. victims and their families are expected to pack a massachusetts courtroom as the 19-year-old suspect hears the charges read to him. authorities say there will be a heavy police presence in that courthouse. >>> erica brannock was one of the people seriously hurt in those bombings but is now on the road to recovery. she will attend a ceremony. she will be there to thank the free masons for helping build. >> now from abc2, maryland's most accurate forecast. >> all right. let's talk about what's going on right now on the satellite and radar composite. here at home not a whole lot. we have some clouds picking up this morning. no type of rain as of now. we can see all the rain back off towards the south or towards the west rather and also down towards the south. we'll start to get some more action as we go towards the past couple o

police officer who was ambushed and faces charges for using a weapons of mass destruction against persons and property which he could face the death penalty. his older brother was killed in a confrontation with police. >> the 7,000 acre wildfire in san diego county is still burning after it destroyed more than 100 cabins at a camp. right now, mandatory evacuations are in place for residents. the fire is 40 percent contained. it is still threatening homes, though. the chariot fire has destroyed at least 120 buildings, five crew members have suffered minor injuries since the fire break out on saturday afternoon. >> we will turn things over to our meteorologist mike nicco checking out morning. >> we have cloud cover, some areas it is slow especially along the coast with 2.5 mile visibility at half moon bay and everyone else is at least at the reporting stations doing okay but with the low clouds i expect we will have flight arrival delays in sfo. if you step outside dress for 60's in mountain view and livermore at 63. those the warm spots. everyone else is in the 50's, oakland, fremont, and

there were no weapons of mass destruction although virtually every intelligence agency around the world stood together and say yes he had them. big important however, we mismanaged that war tremendously. we had unrealistic expectations. we didn't resource it appropriately. so there were many, many mistakes made. >> my opinion wmd, the claim had nothing to do with that war. the people that wanted that war from dick cheney to the neo-cons the whole batch decided on that how do you square that with your concern about the accuracy of the intel when in the fact the people led us into there said it didn't matter there was no wmd. explain. >> it's a very good question. >> it sure is. >> i think casting aspersions on the cia and british intelligence -- >> i'm casting aspersions. >> excuse me, chris. i let you finish. i let you finish. i know the directors of both the cia and british intelligence. i knew them at the time. they were both absolutely convinced, based on the information they had, that is wmd existed and they would say so to this day. having said all of that, it turned out to be wron

dzhokhar tsarnaev stands accused of using a weapon a mass destruction to carry out the attack.hree people were killed and more than 200 others injured. at least 12 people have been killed in southwest china after flooding caused landslides. heavy rains destroyed roads, causing bridges to collapse and forced more than half a million people to leave their homes. it is the worst flooding the area has seen in faith -- in 50 years. the u.n. is warning of a food crisis in egypt. showeat years so that -- the wheat supplies have dwindled and could work -- run out in the last -- next few months. egypt is one of the world's largest importers of weed but supplies are down to 500,000 tons. half of egypt wheat supplies set aside by the government to meet demand for a heavily subsidized bread. egypt food crisis has been made worse by political instability. citywas the scene innasr where supporters of mohamed morsi have been camped out for days. they said they are not going anywhere before the president is reinstated. more from cairo. >> government officials say a cabinet will be formed in fo

years ago as head of the iaea, which task was verifying whether iraq possessed wmd's, weapons of mass destruction. the agency never found any wmd in iraq after exhausted searches. a familiar face on u.s. tv during that period. interim president imminent as he is, does not resolve egypt's crisis. why? because the powerful islamic muslim brotherhood backed morsi. the political, social, and religious membership is outraged. the brotherhood points out that egypt had a democratic election one year ago and that the upshouted of that president election was then and is now morsi. so, now the egyptian military staged a cue, the brotherhood says, and unseated morsi. so, egypt's agony goes on. egypt, the home to the world's largest arab population. the u.s. has been delivering $1.3 billion in military aid to egypt every year. and president obama had signal he wants the $1.3 billion to stay in place for egypt. arab countries are pledging billions of dollars in aid to bolster egypt's economy. the united arab, the uae with the loan of $2 billion and a grant of $1 billion. saudi arabia of $3 billion. and for mu

. >> reporter: tsarnaev faces 30 charges including using a weapon of mass destruction. he was first charged while in the hospital, recovering from a shoot-out with police. his older brother tamerlan died in that confrontation. prosecutors say the two men planted bombs at the marathon finish line, which sprayed nails and shrapnel into the crowd. >> all the suffering he's caused all these people, he should suffer the same. >> reporter: tsarnaev could face the death penalty or life in prison. vinita nair, cbs news, boston. >>> lawyers for james holmes now say he did kill 12 people and wounded dozens in last year's colorado movie theater shooting, but they say he was having a psychotic episode at the time. lawyers made an admission wednesday. holmes has pled not guilty by reason of insanity. his trial is scheduled to start next february. >>> and house republicans are making one more attempt at passing the farm bill. the last vote in june failed. they released a smaller version of the bill last night that drops the food stamp program. they want to make cuts to the program, b

that could be used to build nuclear defense plans or other kinds of weapons of mass destruction.ecause there has been a lot of evidence over the last 15 years that that has happened. and so if you are imposing sanctions on a country like iran or like north korea, you want to make sure that there aren't european companies leaking or trying to break through that system. >> weigh also know that the al qaeda cell that executed 911 operated out of hamburg, germany. and had we been listening and properly we may have prevented that. >> right. it is reasonable to wonder what exactly -- what sort of information we are getting with the european commission issues a regulation warning that water doesn't necessarily prevent dehydration which, in fact, they did would years ago. just this week, reuters had a story out of london that the ecuadorian foreign minister has discovered that their embassy in london, assange the wikileaks, figure, that that embassy had been bugged. presumably by british intelligence. this is the stuff that governments do so that this -- this sort of -- oh, my goodness.

not guilty to all thirty charges against him joe carter najaf is accused of using a weapon of mass destruction when it would have killed three people including an eight year old boy he also faces charges over the murder of abuse officer after the attack took place it's not yet known whether prosecutors will push for the death penalty. the man charged with the pakistan's part top security official has been killed this along with at least two others when his car was targeted by a suicide bomber in the city of karachi the blast was so powerful that it ripped through the armored vehicle that the security chief pardon me was traveling in he had been receiving threats and had a has survived a bomb attack two months ago. up next the facts figures and fury over the minimum wage in the united states in prime interest. what defines a country's success. faceless figures of economic growth. for a factual standard of living. if there is no legal. ground for these countries to try to apprehend edward snowden why do you think they and they're showing so much eagerness to assist the united states in that firs

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