mr. campbell was housed if they had administered any iq testing. the d.a.s office said they didn't have school records and the prison said we don't administer i.q. tests. lo and behold 12 days ago there was a piece of paper discovered in the files which indicated the d.a.'s office subpoenaed the school records. they were again asked to turn them over and they did. there was an i.q. score in there of 68. >> this is an i.q. score of your client of 68 below the threshold established by the supreme court they had for ten years that wasn't turned over despite a pointed inquiry by attorney for it. >> that's right. the prison, in fact, had not told the truth. they had administered an iq test and that also put robert within the range of score s that deems him to be a person with mental retardation. >> thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> joining me now the senior editor of slate.com. dalia, i am amazed this was granted. this is a circuit you don't normally see stays of executions granted by. i'm amazed in the wake of oklahoma the court mind mu

mr. campbell to begin the testimony. >> thank you, chairman smith.and for this opportunity to testify on behalf of catholic relief services. we're very grateful to you and your leadership in the interests in the future of central african republic and its people. so i'm scott campbell, the regional director for catholic relief services covering central africa region. that's seven countries, the two >> we worked very closely with the church partners in the country. our work is mostly funded by the u.s. government. arec --cently in ca in car. i would like to share with you a transpiredbout what there in the country and how we are prioritizing our work. first of all, it is present --oughout the whole red breadth of the country. during my most recent trip i was in -- and saw the refugees, as explained earlier, in this testimony. visit, i was involved with the distribution of nonfood items to communities that just a few weeks prior had been attacked by rebels. .his is in the area that area had been pillaged or burned down. people had left. people had very

mr. campbell is going to be litigated. that information, the court system is going to be getting a second chance at determining whether he does have the mental x capacity to be put to death. we think that given the evidence that has now been produced that he is going to be found incapacitated and that he will not be put to death with regard to the issue as you pointed out that i was more involved in which is the source of the drulgs, obviously, there was no need for the supreme court yesterday to issue a stay because of what the 5th circuit did on the mental capacity, but the supreme court could still take up that issue more of a matter of regular course, and given that it is not a settled area of law, we hope they do, because it is going to affect more than mr. campbell, but hopefully, it is going to be opening up the process out of the secrecy that texas and oklahoma have opted for. and back to the way it was where lawyers for inmates who are to be executed are able to obtain the information that they can then determine

mr. campbell, let's start with you.be first,y would because we would need that operating environment. >> if you had just one, what would it be? the security, meaning that the police, but because the situation is so volatile, until that is stabilized, nothing else can move. secondly, the humanitarian response. people are in such need. food security, before you get to the immediate response. that has to come -- because of how this has evolved, this is a particularlyaster, with food security. as i said earlier, this is two years of consecutive problems with funding and so forth. even in the lean periods before the crisis, it was very difficult. >> ms. rhodes? >> i would confer with the first can fish it -- we are trying to find replacement. also just explore across the interagency if there are ways for the united states to increase assistance in the immediate term. to pass a would be bill authorizing multiyear funding to car that transcends the regular appropriations calendar. not just financial assistance but a 45-year st

mr. scott campbell was the catholic relief services regional director for central africa. he coordinated programs and burundi cameron chad central african republic in the democratic republic of congo. the republic of congo and rwanda. he is coordinator food aid during the kosovo crisis overseeing the emergency response in 2004 tsunami in the northern province of aceh a and crs response to the 2010 earthquake in haiti. he also served as crs rep seventh of two angola haiti and they philippines and i would note parenthetically that i along with my other members applaud the work that was done during the tsunami in 2004 by crs and it's great to know that you were there making sure that all happens because otherwise it would have been far worse than it actually was. i would like to introduce ms. madeleine rose a policy advocacy advisor for mercy corps a global agency that provides assistance to those being in country suffering from natural disasters economic collapse or conflict. she leads portfolios on sub-saharan africans inc the ceo of feeeds advocacy mission and owns both fe

mr. campbell, did you see danica outside? >> anxious to see danica, jennifer starts to inquire about her to the "lockup" crew. >> did you see danica outside? >> i'm not even here. >> meanwhile, a second "lockup" camera has located danica, now waiting outside. >> you can ask, but, you know, we're not allowed to say anything, sorry. >> they playing mind games. i don't understand why they're not allowed to say anything. i'm flipping. >> back inside, as jennifer gets ready to leave, she is about to risk everything by arguing with a correctional officer. >> she'll be escorted up to segregation to serve her days up there in single cell "a." >> why do you look so eager? >> i'm ready to get outside. >> why? >> fresh air, fresh air. >> you could have been outside. you could have been standing outside, you know? if you hadn't been caught up in this. >> oh, my geez. didn't we just go through this, why i did that? okay, so why keep -- okay, but i'm simply saying if someone rode up on you and punched you in your nose, you ain't gonna do [

mr. campbell was intellectual ti disabled. texas had the tests in their own state records showing he's mentally retarded. they denied having the tests when the lawyers asked for them. they denied they existed and wouldn't hand them over until now at the last minute. now at the last screeching instant texas was finally told by a federal court they have to stop and they cannot kill this guy tonight. now this guy who the state of texas secretly knew to be mentally retarded. he won't be the first execution since the horror movie that happened two weeks ago in oklahoma, the execution they tried to stop after it was started. two questions remain tonight. what will be the next execution after the horror show in oklahoma? and did the horror show in oklahoma change anything? president obama said after what happened in oklahoma he wants a federal review of executions. the execution that was supposed to go through tonight, the governor said it should be cause for sober reflection on the way people kill people in prison now. is anything d

mr. campbell, you alluded to as well, is the policing side of that to even provide for a peaceful situation so that reconciliation, so that economic growth, a number of those things can take place. how do we best assist recognizing the sovereign nation, you know, and the sovereignty of a foreign government to come in where it is not the united states trying to put their particular stamp on a country and a culture that we really don't want to americanize. how do we get that message across, and how do we very quickly on the policing side of it assist? because if you look to train police and military, that is a very long process. it does not happen in a month or two. so it almost requires -- what is the best solution to that so that the peacekeeping can indeed do the peacekeeping, madam ambassador, as you mentioned, recognizing we have limited resources but how do we best set the priority for what we do first to start this process? >> thank you so much. i think your points are extremely important. one of the things that i think they can be done on the human side because policing can be done wi

mr. campbell. >> reporter: but that raises more questions about the victims' cause of death.e the victims already dead before the fire? and what about the fireworks found throughout the home. >> the sheriff's department says the fire was intentionally set. so were the fireworks used to start it? and if so, with what accelerant? james blake was out of the state when the fire happened. this is video believed to be of blake's tenant, campbell, purchasing fireworks in tampa on sunday. the sheriff's office says he bought a very large amount of fireworks just days before the fire. also, that same day he purchased several gas cans at a home improvement store. those who knew the family are distraught, including one teen who was with them the night before the fire. >> i was really good friends with his son. he doesn't do anything wrong, ever. and the daughter is just beautiful. the parents were great people. just so bad -- that this happened. >> reporter: with all the damage from the flames and the water used to put them out it could take days for the medical examiner to officially id

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mr. campbell. >> reporter: the house's owner, retired tennis star james blake, renting the home out to darrin wife, kim, for the last two years. their children, 19-year-old collin, a high school baseball standout. and 16-year-old megan, a dancer. their grandfather, on their mother's side, is in complete shock. >> i just lost one of my two children and my grandchildren. and i have no reason to believe there was anything wrong. >> reporter: this morning, police say they are not looking for any suspect, though they are not ready to call this a murder/suicide. >> we're not leaving any stone unturned on this case. >> reporter: we should tell you, the medical examiner has not officially identified the bodies. but the family members shared the terrible news with us, george. >> it is such a sad story. >> so troubling. thank you, gio. >>> we turn to oscar pistorius. his murder trial, wrapping up with the defense preparing to put its final witnesses on the stand. and abc's matt gutman is right there at the courthouse in south africa, covering all of it. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, la

mr. campbell, we'll start with you. >> security would be first because we need that operating environment and the situation is so volatile that until that is stabilized, nothing else can move and then we have such a need. particularly over and above before we get to the immediate response. that has to come. and because of how this has evolved, the is a long-term disaster. particularly with food security. and as i have said, this is two years of consecutive problems even in these. smack her for. >> i would concur that we are trying to find these peacekeepers and also to explore across the agency if there are ways for the united states to increase as the and in the near term. number two would be to pass a bill authorizing this assistance funding that transcends the regular appropriations calendar. so that not just financial assistance but for a five-year strategic response bill that includes humanitarian development and political commitments seeing this through the transition. >> but i would like is if you want, not for open testimony, but if you would cement with the budget would look like

mr. scott campbell who is the catholic relief services regional director for central africa.he coordinates in burundi, central africa, and congo. and rwanda. since joining crs, he has coordinated food aid during the kosovo crisis, overseeing the emergency response to the 2004 tsunami and directed crs's response to the 2010 earthquake in haiti. he served as a country representative to angola, haiti and the philippines. i myself along with a few other members were there and applaud

mr. campbell. >> reporter: the hillsboro county sheriff's office would not elaborate on what they believeve. but they are also saying they are not search for a suspect at this time. chris and kate. >> p alina, thank you very much. >>> coming up next on "new day," incredible surveillance video to show you. a detective saves a man just as he was about to jump on the subway tracks. the detective who made that life-saving grab joins us live to describe the incredible rescue. >>> first, anthony bourdain takes a ride on the grounds of a russian imperial palace and comes up with royal and revolutionary ideas. take a look. >> what would i be doing on my outing if i were a czar, looking for cool ox to impress? >> hunting, no. enjoying life. >> all right. picking up some good speed here. >> oh, okay. >> some have suggested that russia is, after all this time, coming full circle. a tiny, tiny minority in possession of nearly unlimited power and wealth. idea of running up the steps and disi'm boughing royals. i can easily see myself doing that. doesn't take much convincing. i would hurl them all to s

campbell and around the world and to your families who share in your sacrifice. >> the show's creator says that mrsce to send her message to veterans and their families to primetime television. and added working with the first lady was a memorable experience. good for her. >> there was a cause. that's the reason she did it. >>> new tidbits on one of the most talked about upcoming weddings of the year. >> we're learning more about kim kardashian and kanye west's plan to tie the knot in a close, end mat ceremony. attended only by their closest friends and family. sources saying that stepdad bruce jenner will give the bride away and that the top secret nuptials will take place somewhere in france. >> she shot down rumors that the wedding will be filmed on "keeping up with the kardashians." she tweeted that privacy was their main priority. we shall see. >> oh, come on. >> i'm with you on that one. i think we're going to see plenty of that wedding sooner or later. >> i agree. >>> the stork has made a couple of high profile visits. bruce willis and his wife emma have welcomed their second little child. >

campbell had a small mountain to climb. the team started with the illicit girlfriend, a fling, the defense contended, not a romance for the ages. >> there was no evidence that mring about killing his wife or that he was going to kill his wife for this other woman. >> so what about that flurry of text messages? just routine chitchat henderson told the prosecutor. and the three character texts as he drove to the hospital, that was benign too. >> 911. >> the number's 911? >> yes. >> simply, she suggested scott's way of signaling that he was under duress. the phone call at 10:00, him to her and seen on the surveillance video was more henderson said of the same, just checking in on each other's day so far. >> did you think he was responsible for lisa's death? >> no. >> as for the divorce, maybe it was on hold, just as scott had told the cops. a retainer fee for lisa's attorney had been returned to her bank account. and about scott being taken off of her insurance policy, the defense claims scott knew nothing of that until the son dillen told him hours after the lisa had died. >> not being husband of the year with any of the evidence but nothing to say he was a kill

campbell. he was nice enough to talk with us on this issue. we are talking about background. i want to ask you, mralden, have.ny scholars do you host: and this morning, we spotlight a think tank whose work often appears on this show, the counts soil foreign relations. joining us from the d.c. office is senior fellow, edward alden. first want to ask you about the mission. how do you see a role in major foreign policy debates like the one taking place right now, what's going on in ukraine? our our role is to try to be a source of useful information to the public, to the media, to policy makers, so in an event like ukraine, we've done a variety of events. we've done press calls with our experts that yes, you're going to have on next, steve sestanovich, i always have trouble with my s's early in the morning, with the former ambassador at large for president clinton, working on the newly emerging states in eastern europe. we do meetings here at the council with members to discuss some of the key issues. we've got fellows and scholars here working on papers related to this and other major issues. the wh

mrs is the problem with mers is that it's very deadly. what we call zone 1/2 osis, means it came from animals. in this case mers came from a campbell.ably through the air, better it could be through drinking camel milk or eating the meat. this is common in saudi arabia where the virus originated. >>> what concern should we have? quarantine? can it be spread from human to human? >> mers does spread from human to human, but fortunately it's a bit different to get it from another person. the only human to human transmission has been people in the same house or sharing a hospital room. we haven't seen it from riding on a bus or airplane from someone. that's a concern with this man who's come to the united states carrying the virus. so far we haven't seen additional cases. >> so perhaps don't eat camel plate. >> certainly. >> or i'll. also a big report from the world health organization on antibiotics. we've been hearing this for a couple years ago, that doctors say i don't want to prescribe antibiotics, because we're developing this large resistance to them and they're basically not working in a lot of case. now the w.h.o. saying antibi