mr. cooper started wandering through farms and pastures, areas that were off of the roadways. ultimately found his way to the lease house. >> when i got to the lease house, i called a couple ex-girlfriends, asked them to send me money. i watched tv, ate, tried to figure out what's next. but i did not murder those people. >> cooper said he'd already set out hitchhiking to mexico by the time the murders took place. he went into hiding when he became the most wanted man in california. norm hile hired former fbi agent tom parker to look into cooper's case. >> when you're conducting an investigation, especially one as complex as this one, you essentially collect the evidence and let the evidence lead you to a suspect. what they did in this case was exactly the opposite. as word of the murders got out, the sheriff's department learned that kevin cooper had escaped, and that started what we refer to in law enforcement as tunnel vision. sheriff tidwell held a big press conference. they started with a suspect. and they didn't start collecting evidence to prove their theory. >> but if k

mr. cooper walked away from the prison with no money, all of it was right there for him to take and it was>> hile also disputed the prosecution's theory that the killer worked alone. the sheer number of wounds suffered by the victims, 140 in all, and the fact that doug ryen was an ex-marine with loaded guns in the bedroom suggested to hile that there had been more than one killer. for a time, san bernardino police apparently agreed with that conclusion. >> the sheriff's department was told by two different bystanders that the night of the murders, around the time that the murders had occurred, they had seen a car that matched the description of the ryen station wagon speeding down the road from the ryen's house and that in the car were white men. >> as it turned out, josh ryen, the sole survivor of the attacks, reported seeing multiple intruders. he was interviewed just hours after he was rushed to the hospital. >> he wasn't good. he had at least one hatchet wound to his head and he had had his throat slit. >> josh was unable to speak to deputy sharp devised another method of communication

mr. cooper, you're recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'm so looking forward to the classified session. i thought i would do what i could to expedite our movement to 2337, but -- >> mr. lamborn, you're recognized. >> thank you. well, i do think this is an important issue that has public ramifications as well as secure ramifications that we can talk about in closed session. so i want to talk about some things here openly and in public that i'm curious about and the american people might be curious about. mr. sheer, you talked about that with the israelis and joint missile defense projects that things were, quote, we are full speed ahead. now, one thing that seems like a disconnect to me is that when it comes to co-production of the arrow three and david sling, israel has requested that but we've made no response that i'm aware of. and the administration provided no budget, no money for it in its budget. can you address co-production of the arrow three and david sling? >> i will briefly, but then admiral sering has that budget under his co

mr. cooper. you are recognized. >> able to pledge without hesitation that the administration will make no changes thank you plfment chair to the ooking forward classified session i will do what i can to expedite our movement. >> mr. lanborn. i do think this is an important issue that has public ramifications as well as secure ramifications that we can talk about in closed session. so i want to talk about some in gs here openly and public that i am curious about and the american people might be curious about. you talked about that with the israelis and joint missile defense projects that things in public that to the are full speed classified ahead. " now, one thing that seems like a disconnect to me is that when it comes to code production of the arrow 3 and david sling, israel has requested that but we have made no response that i am aware of and the administration provided o budget, no money for it in its budget. dress coproduction of the arrow 3 and david sling? >> i will briefly. but then the

mr. cooper, what just happened there. two categories. throne of games. live shot. >> what do you like?ave any idea? >> whatever they are. they will be not what we expect. just peck whatevick whatever yo. >> you like game of tloehrones. >> throne of games. >>-up have picked wisely. >> great, great. thanks, guys. thank you so much. >> let the third place people get the hard one. >> throne of games. game show hosts. match the person totole -- to t game show they hosted. >> this the only game show i ever watched. >> and, start. >> here we go. you bet your life is groucho marx. the newlywed game. i think. to tell the truth. >> family feud. richard dawson. >> $25,000 pyramid. dick clark. >> to tell the truth. >> stop, stop, stop, stop. >> all right. >> wow. >> very nicely done. you guys watched a lot of game shows. >> just this one. >> ha-ha. >> want to find out how you did. >> take a look. >> wow. >> how much time. it took you. 15 seconds. >> oh! >> you beat don and john by one second. >> what's that i smell cooking? a little bit of lemon. a little bit of lemon. >> was. >> no. >> the lemon

mr. cooper brought up with the sanctions threat for cyberrelated activity against both russia and china and the very question you put forward, is this going to move russia and china closer together and is it creating even more amity between the u.s., russia and china? >> you know, it is a tough question and part of what is hard is the authorities rd xs to take action against companies engaged in cyberespionage. the obama administration pursued these authorities over the last several years and they just have an exercise then. what i found interesting in the debate the last few weeks in the press here is my assumption heading up to president xi jinping visit would've been a very quiet. and u.s. chinese relations. a lot of talk about cooperation between the two countries and not a lot of talk about anything that might seem to spoil president xi's visit here. i was surprised the last couple of days to see major news articles that had clearly been linked to major newspapers about the possibility the administration to put sanctions on before the visit. it really shows there'll be some people in t

both are members of the shanghai cooperation organization which is a cause of mr. security alliance but i wouldn't quite call it an allies but it's a workstation responsible for providing some level of security in central asia. every two years since about 2005 it can take it was called the peace mission exercises which has allowed generally been fairly small-scale exercises, battalion level typically due to counterterrorism or stability operations to shore up a favorite regime that has been some naval exercise as well. you see that you did it together to find this out to some degree to coordinate their activity but it's nothing like the u.s. does with their nato allies to a joint command and control and to enter operable systems of the level that we have grown accustomed to. recently you've also seen in the far east, the chinese and the russians have conducted a system military exercises every year. and because of the large influx of russian technology into the chinese navy, especially on systems like the bandstand radar system, many of the chinese warships use the

mr. cooper, for anybody who wants to answer, one thing that was not addressed was the japanese naval capabilities vis-À-vis the chinese and one thing that perhaps could be addressed would be commander control officer training, leadership skills, the japanese have a navy with considerable experience in the past 70-80 years. the chinese to have a naval tradition that the level the japanese or americans would nor do they have the leadership skills. thank you. zach: that explains part of why we're seeing the chinese and the east china sea so focused on coast guard's rather than navy. when the chinese operate in the east china sea they send perhaps three coast guard ships out and around, and the japanese will 4-5. them with if they escalated to the navy level and you were using action groups, there would be no question the japanese of the more efficient. especially if you got into any kind of crisis, which is why you are seeing the chinese trying to ensure any time the japanese or the united states uses military forces in what was previously a coast guard encounter that the chinese will claim it is mi

economic ties are deemed the foremost factors in facilitating political cooperation and reducing security-related challenges. mr. president: in 2013 from this very stage i called for combating violence and extremism. consequently you the members of the international community unanimously gave it a seal of endorsement and hence the application came to be. well intentioned solutions and the use of experiences gained in the realm of diplomacy. i am pleased that by placing together the support for the joint comprehensive plan of action with the invaluable support for waif we may now devise a plan to revive a shattered middle east. with a view to fighting ignorance dictatorship poverty corruption terrorism violence and their social political cultural economic and security impacts, i would like to invite the whole world, and especially the countries of my region, to form a joint comprehensive plan of action to create a united front against extremism and violence. this front must create a collective and global movement to tackle regional problems in a serious manner through dialogue. prevent the slaughter of innocent

cooperation. >> [speaking chinese] >> mr. ul development to my visit last year you said there were five areas the two nations can cooperate with each other and i fully agree. >> [speaking chinese] >> in fact, i believe our two great nations, if we work together, have an unmatched ability to shape the course. mr. president, members of the chinese delegation, in that spirit with the hope upon us welcome to the united states of america. >> [speaking chinese] [applause] >> [speaking chinese] >>translator: mr. obama, ladies and gentlemen, in this golden season my wife and i are very pleased to come to the beautiful city of washington d.c. >> [speaking chinese] >>translator: at the outset i wish to thank you, mr. president, for your kind invitation in and kind hospitality. i wish to convey to the american people though warm regards and best wishes of over 1.3 billion chinese people. >> [speaking chinese] >>translator: china and the united states are both great nations. the chinese and american people are too great people. since we e

mr. hui will need to cooperate with the neighbor to fix the wall because you said they need more time, what is that time? >> it is brt the financing side but we have completed the sign and so on and provided a copy to the neighbor saying this is what we have, but the main problem we have that according to the [inaudible] he wanted all the foundation that is supposed to be between on her side to be moved on our side and we have to revise the structural design i that increases the cost of construction. [inaudible] he is not going to share it. that is the point of the review is. >> it seems to me 2 or 3 month is enough to do that. i think 2 to 3 months ought to be enough time to do what you kibeed described to get the revised design and calculations done and submit ted to the city for permit. >> the question we have is the neighbor willing to share the cost with us. >> that isn't before us. >> it is mandated under civil code 841 and common ownership so we deal with the cost involved and we are willing to do that. we will construct the wall provided they share the cost. >> any other questions f

mr. platini is now embloilembroiled sorry mess. he is cooperating and we're confident when swiss authorities have a chance to review documents and the evidence that they'll see no mismanagement occurred, his lawyers said. >>> more transparency from their ethics committee. >> i think he will have to be suspended at the very least, the ethics committee which handles the sort of incidents within fifa, if he is referred, he will have to step down and be represented, since he's due to step down in february i think this is really the end of blatter. >> zurich in may, ended in 14 arrests, the swiss officials have cooperated are largely with the u.s. farcically discredited president an organization meant to be the guardians of football torn apart by crime. lee wellings, al jazeera. >> the last british prisoner being held at the u.s. detention center in guantanamo bay is about to go home. shaker aamer was a symbol of no charge without putting on trial. rosiland jordan has that story. >> reporter: after more than 13 years at guantanamo, shaker aamer will soon

cooperation. in contrast to mr. tsipras, he doesn't want to even see me. come as a speak of the parliament, i was able to put together opinions to discuss three parties with a multiparty parliament and get the guarantee that all together we can achieve the best. let's get the perspective from greek business now. ceo of theed by the interlock group. great to have you with us this morning. let's start by saying your overwhelming majority of revenue comes from outside of greece. this is a problem for you, when this kind of thing happens, you just don't discriminate. the first question, why list in greece at all? >> we have been listed in greece for a good number of years. also for the better part of the history of this country. , mores the years go by problems than opportunities. for a truly international company, it is a valid question. jonathan: going forward, i'm sure which it would love is some political stability. what would you like to see company election. : you mention the right word -- a stability. the economy needs stability to start considering thi

we have cooperated with all efforts of the international community, and in particular mr. ban ki-moon and the special envoy of the secretary general. according to resolution 2216 the political process continued according to the results of national dialogue facilitated by the gulf war cooperation. allow me to reiterate all those in the political crisis, should be welcomed and supported. once again i would like to convey to the militias that they must lay down their weapons they must act and implement security council resolution 2216 in a heartfelt manner. i have come to support peace and accord. i'm not talking about a peace that would divide but rather peace from which stems order and cohesion. allow me to urge the security council resolution, indeed, convey credibility of the council itself. i do hope that efforts made by the united nations will be crowned with success. we'll ensure that they're acting in line with our people who are so patient and so sincere. terrorism is a true threat. we've endeavored with all--to the extent of our power to come baccombat terrorism. thi

does it mean that we'll see the end of cooperation between israel and the palestinians, something that mr. abbas once described as sacred. will we see an end to the palestinian authority? we just don't know at this stage. but the message is clear to the israelis. mr. abbas is looking for a way forward. he's attuned to the anger on the street here in the occupied territories, in the occupied west bank in which a recent poll found more than two-thirds of palestinians want mr. abbas to step down and want a new leadership to move forward. so he finds himself in a very tricky situation that's why perhaps we're hearing these strong comments. but what it will mean practically, we just don't know at this stage. >> india has sentenced five men to death for the 2006 mumbai train blasts. it kill the 185 people and injured several hours. several other men were jailed for life. the train network carries around 7 million people a day. >> five people have been given the death sentence. seven others sentenced to life for the 2006 blast where bombs were placed in pressure cookers and then put on commuter

of central electric power cooperative. mrs. hartzler: don is an outspoken leader in protecting reliable, affordable sources of electricity. his vision and foresight allowed him to take advantage of new technologies, giving high priority to innovative and cost-effective methods to better serve members. don has created programs to help alleviate or minimize outage shortage during extreme weather and other natural disasters. in addition, don helped to build a robust network of fiber optic services to assist the rural members in staying up to date in an increasingly connected world. don has been an active and effective spokesman here at capitol hill and the missouri state house. i know this is not the end of service he will provide to his community, state and country, but merely the end of one more chapter in an extraordinary life. i would again like to thank don shah for his service and wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california se

mr. delaney, was anything but cooperative. e simply wasn't invited, because without the videos, we can't have a conversation about that. >> mr. chairman, let me ask you this. with this order coming out of california, are we going to continue to try to get all of the videos? i see how we have been aggressive with regard to getting witnesses and trying to get documents. and this is such a very important issue. and as i've said to you privately, i think that what i'm concerned about is the integrity of the process, no matter where people end up, on either end. if these videos are going to be even partially the foundation of what we're doing, i think we need to have all of them and pursue them, just as we would pursue other items and information that we need. i ask the chairman, are we going to continue to try to pursue that? >> absolutely. that's what we did. >> and we will continue to do? >> that's what we did without the support of the minority in this case. we will continue to do that. but for this restraining order, we would h

mr. hughes: another person in the audience here rights, u.s.-russia relations are tense onerous -- on earth but seem productive and space. what can leaders learn about your cooperation aboard the iss? mr. virts: i definitely second that motion. the relationships in space and on earth, preparing to launch our great. our colleagues are very capable, they are very friendly. i had a great time and space with anton and sasha and misha are right there right now. withd a great experience them and frankly, i think the station has accomplished a lot of things. the most important thing is the international relation aspect. of all the ups and downs of relationships on earth, it has been a very positive one. mr. hughes: you have been on the space station during experiments with 3-d printing. please describe the benefits of this technology for deep space missions in the future, and for the space station now if there are any. whether any parts produced during the test run that were used and any lessons learns on the technology. mr. virts: the 3-d printing is a great concept. you can imagine going to mars, you are going to have a full closet and you are limited to one bag only. yo

mr. president, -- which were recently made to mend broken relationships and to open new cooperation within our human family represents possibilities that are along the path of reconciliation, justice and freedom. i would like all men and women in this great nation to support the efforts of the international community to protect the vulnerable in our world and 2 -- development. so that our brothers and sisters everywhere may know the blessings of peace and prosperity, which god wills for all of his children. mr. president, once again, i thank you for your welcome. look forward to this day in your country. god bless america. >> ladies and gentlemen, the gospel choir from washington, .c.. i will lift my eyes to the hills, knowing my help is coming rom you. and i have a soul. you are the source of my trength. you are the strength of my ife. i live my -- i lift my hand in praise to you. amen. amen. amen. amen. >> mr. president. >> we love you pope francis. host: official welcoming ceremony from this morning at the white house, the president, first lady and the pope waving to the crowd, the firs

mr. delaney, was anything but cooperative. he simply wasn't invited, because without the videos, we can't have a conversation about that. >> mr. chairman, let me ask you this. with this order coming out of california, are we going to continue to try to get all of the videos? i see how we have been aggressive with regard to getting witnesses and trying to get documents. and this is such a very important issue. and as i've said to you privately, i think that what i'm concerned about is the integrity of the process, no matter where people end up, on either end. if these videos are going to be even partially the foundation of what we're doing, i think we need to have all of them and pursue them, just as we would pursue other items and information that we need. i ask the chairman, are we going to continue to try to pursue that? >> absolutely. that's what we did. >> and we will continue to do? >> that's what we did without the support of the minority in this case. we will continue to do that. but for this restraining order, we would

mr. delideon, was anything but cooperative. e simply was not invited here because without the videos we can't have a good discussion about that. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> mr. chairman, let me just ask you this. with this order coming out of california are we going to continue to try to get all of the videos, you know, i just -- i see how we have been aggressive with regard to getting witnesses and trying to get documents. and this is such a very important issue. and as i've said to you privately, i think that what i'm concerned about is the integrity of the process no matter what no matter where people end up on either end. if these videos are going to be even partially the foundation of what we're doing, i think we need to have all of them and we need to pursue them just like we would pursue other items that we -- and information that we need. and i just ask the chairman are we going to continue to try to pursue that? i mean -- >> absolutely. that's what we did, without the support -- >> continue to do? >> and we'll contin

alternative that will constrain their nuclear program and maintain the global cooperation needed to enforce these limits. mr. speaker, the plain language of this agreement explicitly states that under no circumstances will iran will seek, develop or acquire any nuclear weapons, closed quote. there is no waiver, no exception, no qualifier or sunset. nuclear never have an a weapon. nobody believes a simple affirmation is enough with nare history and this deal imposes tough limitations and includes safeguards to ensure that if iran cheats we will know and impose economic sanctions or as the president has indicated, military option remains on the table. i want to note some of the limitations that are in the agreement. iran must cut its uranium stockpile by 96%. t has 7,500 kilograms of low-enriched uranium. 7,500 to 300. it must cut its centrifuge capacity to 6 thoism 104. of the 5,000, it must be the lower efficiency, lower generation centrifuges. the heff water plant at arak must be removed and filled with concrete and must be redesigned for nuclear energy purposes only. mr. speaker, we all know this deal is

mutual economic ties are deemed the four most factors for facilitating cooperation, and reducing the security relate ed challenges. mr. president from 2013, from this very stage, i called for an end to extremism, and called to combat it. and you and the rest of the commission yup mousily gave iei unanimously a solution approval. i am pleased that by placing together the support for the giant comprehensive plan of action with the inal vocabulary support for us, we we may find the way to solve the shattered middle east under the claws of savagery with dictatorship, poverty, clup pus, and the violence and the political so yo economic impacts, i would like to i invite the whole world, and if not the whole world to have a a joint impact, and present a united front against extremism. this front must represent a global manner to combat the extremism and prevent the slaughter of innocent people, and the bar barism of promotion of kill iing other uman beings. provide for the stability in cooperation with the standard central governments to provide stability, and once stability is established, build diplomacy and democratic go

cooper. >> oh, yes. >> mr. philly.with, you know, the guy from philly. >> he is the man, isn't he? >> he is the man. i have to say -- >> go ahead. >> i was go to change it. >> i love your voice. it is so sooting. >> oh,. >> it is great. >> let's recreate the scene. >> oh, no. >> good to see you. good to have you. >> it is nice to be here. >> i opportunity see this move. >> i when does it come out. >> learning do drive there is friday, very funny and very moving film. >> we'll see it. do you know who rhonda rousey is in. >> she is amazing, like amazing shall we should all be rhonda rousey. >> oh, she is really hurting. and i like it. see this marine right here? he asks her to go to the marine ball. >> he must -- yes. she would want to go. he would want to go. yes. >> she responded. >> she said yes? >> she said yes. >> she's cool. >> but there is a caveat. he has to do something for her before she goes to the date with him. >> oh? >> i'll tell you what it is. i need everything on this list so my kids will be ready for sc

mr. president, recently made to mend broken relations and to open new doors to cooperation within our human family and positive steps along the path of reconciliation and justice and freedom. i would like all men and women the efforts of the international community to protect their vulnerable in our world. and to stimulate -- so -- [applause] so that everywhere may know the blessings of peace and prosperity which god wants for all his children. mr. president, once again, i thank you for your welcome. and i look forward to these days in your country. god bless america. [applause] greg: pope francis, the first public comments in the united states and the gentleness of tones and speaking strongly in favor of president obama's agenda and initiatives on climate change. rosanna: he said climate change can no longer be left to a future generation and supporting marriage and family and society tolerant to the rights of religious liberty. what'd you think of the remarks? >> i thought, first on the value of family. it is the core of life in our country and the break down of families is leading to the

mr. president, therefore we can be made to mend and open doors to cooperation along the path of reconciliationgreat nation to support the effort of the international community to protect the vulnerable in our world and to stimulate and be inclusive models of development. [ applause ] so our brothers and sisters everywhere may know the blessings of peace and prosperity which god wills for all his children. mr. president, once again, i thank you for your welcome and look forward to these days in your country. god bless america [ applause ] >> pope francis addresses the crowd in english. he's not comfortable using that language, george. what stood out to you? >> he really made an effort to speak to us. i'm struck that by in in addition to the things we expected the two of them to talk about more or less at the same time, both hit the note of religion. that's going to be a large part of their private time. >> we're going to hear the choir before the two men, the pope and the president retire to the white house for a few minutes, then come out on the south balcony and then they'll have a meeting in

president obama had a rare meeting with cuban president rule castro it was rare cooperation with russia that set the tone for the day, mr. obama said last night's face-to-face meeting with vladimir putin gave the administration much needed clarity about the administration's efforts to fight isis. >> we're prepared to work with all countries including russia and iran, to find a political mechanism in which it is possible to begin a transition process. >> a process the president hopes will lead to the end of the brutal regime of syrian dictator bashar al assad. one of the white house has repeatedly called for his immediate ouster, british foreign secretary phillip hammond told me that a more measured approach with russia leading the way is the safer path forward. >> we would like to see assad gone as quick as possible. but the russians have to be involved in a sustainable solution in syria. they have a significant role on the ground. they have leverage over the regime which frankly the rest of us don't have. >> more leverage and more reason to prop up assad. syria and russia have military and economic ties dating back dec

cooperation. the presiding officer: south dakota. >> mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from maryland. mr. cardin: senator corker and i have been in agreement for 53 days of the review. and he is absolutely correct, that for 58 senators disapprove of this agreement, we are in agreement on that, that we both agree we could have done better and we should reject the agreement. 42 senators believe we should go forward. i thought this was the colloquy that took place a few minutes ago on floor between senator carper and senator corker was the way we should go forward, and i thought that's where we were headed. we have understood the process, and americans know where every member stands on this agreement. the 60-vote threshold in the united states senate and the 67 votes necessary to override a veto. this agreement is moving forward. we all know that. we should be talking about how to move forward on the agreement. what i don't understand is the next vote. i don't understand why the majority leader decided to bring forward an amendment to cha

cooperation in all fields. >> [speaking arabic] >> as you know, mr. president, our economy is a free economy, therefore we must allow opportunities for business able to exchange opportunities because if people see that there are common interests, they will further themselves in relations between them and our relationship must be beneficial to both of us come and not only in the economic field but in the political and military defense field as well. >> [speaking arabic] >> once again, mr. president, i am happy to come to your country to meet a friend. we want to work together for world peace. our region must achieve stability which is essential for the prosperity of its people and in our country, thank god, we are prosperous, but we want prosperity for the entire region and we are willing to cooperate with you in order to achieve that. >> [speaking arabic] >> thank you, mr. president, for your hospitality and i look forward to seeing you and other american officials coming to my country and saudi officials coming to the united states. pres. obama: than

president obama had a rare meeting with cuban president rule castro it was rare cooperation with russia that set the tone for the day, mr. obama said last night's face-to-face meeting with vladimir putin gave the administration much needed clarity about the administration's efforts to fight isis. >> we're prepared to work with all countries including russia and iran, to find a political mechanism in which it is possible to begin a transition process. >> a process the president hopes will lead to the end of the brutal regime of syrian dictator bashar al assad. one of the white house has repeatedly called for his immediate ouster, british foreign secretary phillip hammond told me that a more measured approach with russia leading the way is the safer path forward. >> we would like to see assad gone as quick as possible. but the russians have to be involved in a sustainable solution in syria. they have a significant role on the ground. they have leverage over the regime which frankly the rest of us don't have. >> more leverage and more reason to prop up assad. syria and russia have military and economic ties dating back dec

mr. obama nor putin laid out any specifics. they just indicated that cooperation was to be considered.his cooperation, of course, is now -- not only is the united states bombing in northern syria, but the russians have moved attack aircraft into western syria and they are preparing to bomb as well in the same region in northern syria. so this is now the situation of both countries will be, i guess, in parallel fighting against the islamic state. now the question is, what is the politics of this new military, you know, intensification? amy: i want to turn to comments made by russian president vladimir putin during his address to the un's general assembly monday. he said it was a mistake not to work with assad's forces against islamic state militants. >> we support the legitimate government of syria and it is my deep believe any actions to the contrary in order to destroy the legitimate government will create a situation which you can witness now and the other countries of the region or in other regions. for instance, in libya. where all the state institutions are disintegrated. we see a

mr. blatter's lawyers issued a form of denial. they say that he's cooperating and we're confident when swiss authorities have a chance, they will see no mismanagement occurred. >> earlier i spoke to brett forest, senior writer at "espn the magazine" who says the swiss authorities are taking a lead role in the investigation. >> for years as people in the know in the international sports community suspected, frauz through fifa, these people would always ask the same question. fifa is located in switzerland. why aren't the swiss thourts doing anything about this? why aren't the swiss authorities taking a look at this, the thing that everyone else seems to think is pretty obvious? you saw the same thing happen in singapore, which ises hub of the international match fixing. it took them a number of years to get their act together. now we see possibly the answer to that question, and the question is it just took the swiss authorities a matter of team but now they take it seriously. >> can blatter hang on until february when he says he will hand over power? is it real

dies of natural causes, and the plea deal ensures he will cooperate with authorities as they attempt to connect him to unsolved homicides. >> mr. kibbe, before we start, i want to mention a couple things to you so that it's all out on the table for you. one is that i think you know that i'm a forensic psychiatrist. >> in 2009, roger kibbe pled guilty to six additional murders, where he was given a sentence of life without possibility of parole. part of the plea agreement is he'd speak to us and also speak with park dietz about the crimes he committed. >> i've never been involved in a case where we've filmed a thing such as this, and you haven't either, so we're exploring new territory here. but part of what i want you to understand, there's no confidentiality, which is not the way it would be if you were seeing a doctor who is trying to help you. so i'm not here to help you. i'm not here to hurt you either. i'm here to ask questions, understand, and try to shed some light on things. but that could end up helping you or hurting you. >> for more than three decades, park dietz has interviewed some of the nation's most notorious k

in cooperation with the center for public integrity, we've been looking at a superpack called american socially united, run by carey peterson. mrpeterson called into our show at the last minute to give his side of the story. it was a hard to hear and somewhat disjointed conversation so i invited limb to appear on the show in person, he accepted my invitation and as you'll see in a moment the conversation touched on many things, marijuana, bernie sanders and act blue, a political action committee that is not in fact a superpac. since 2004 act blue claims to have raised more than 800 million for democratic candidates in america. >> carey, good to see you. you and i had a conversation on friday, i invited you to come here, you and i talked on the phone, i appreciate you getting to the bottom of some things. i want to start with the cease and desist letter from bernie sanders campaign. you sai have heard him say he doesn't want a superpac. why set up with the superpac, what he doesn't want? >> let's talk about the man at hand, we're talking about superpacs and supporters of this candidate for presidency. now let's just cut to the c

mr. president, the efforts which were recently made to mend this and to open new doors to cooperation within justice and freedom. i would like all men and women in this great nation to support the efforts of the international community to protect the vulnerable in our world and to stimulate and be inclusive models of development. [ applause ] so our brothers and sisters everywhere may know the blessings of peace and prosperity which god wills for all his children. mr. president, once again, i thank you for your welcome and i look forward to these days in your country. god bless america. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, gospel choir from washington, d.c. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ amen ♪ amen ♪ amen ♪ amen ♪ amen ♪ [ applause ] [ applause ] >> announce [ applause ] [ applause ] ♪ >>> so there it is. the arrival ceremony at the south lawn of the white house. the president speaking an introduction talking about what it meant for the pope to be there and then the pope expressing his desire to meet the american people and some of the common themes he's expressed about poverty, about

mr. slen: someone who tweets is sheldon cooper. he's been watching the entire series. we've gotten several tweets from him, but he tweets in tonight, how did the nation react when eleanor passed away november 7, 1962? mr. brinkley: oh, deep and incredible mourning. all the ex-presidents, president kennedy came to the funeral, and dwight eisenhower came, and harry truman came, and everybody else you can think of. it was -- it's a little village there, the town of hyde park, and all the world kind of came to be there. she had become beloved and as a champion of the underdog and the underclass. i mean, if there's anybody who should have won a nobel peace prize who didn't, it was eleanor roosevelt for her work with human rights, because she had now an international following and world leaders descended to pay homage to her. mr. slen: allida black, did she have any relationship with lou hoover? ms. black: well, they met. they were not -- they certainly weren't friends. they didn't hang out together. they were cordial. mr. slen: but we have this picture of eleanor roosevelt,

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mr. president, the thoughts which were recently made to mend broken relationships and to open new cooperationhin our humanity represent possibly steps to reconciliation, justice, and freedom. i would like all men and women of good will in this great ation to support the efforts of the international community to protect the vulnerable in our world and to stimulate integral models of development. [applause] so that our brothers and isters everywhere may know the blessings of peace and prosperity, which god wills for all of his children. mr. president, once again, i hank you for your welcome. i look forward to this day in your country. god bless america. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the saint augustine gospel choir from washington, d.c. [applause] i will lift my eyes to the hills ♪ lord i will lift my eyes to the hills knowing my help is coming from ou your peace you give me n time of us all you are the source of my strength you are the strength of my ife i lift my hand in total praise to you amen en amen en amen men en ♪ n [applause] >> honor guard. attention. >> we love you, pope franci

mr. president this is obama and friends success comes as dedication ever is china u.s. relations have reached a new starting point in the 21st century. for further growth we have no choice of cooperationnaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> mr. president, this concludes the ceremony. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> now live to the white house as guests start to arrive in the state dinner in honor of chinese president xi jinping we will watch as the guest begin to arrive shortly. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] the honorable dr. and mrs. chow. >> this is my father. dr. chow. >> and who are you wearing? >> oh my gosh. something very inexpensive that i have worn before. [laughter] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the honorable samantha powers ♪ ♪ the honorable mr. and mrs. charles bustani ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ man me reconnect ♪ ♪ sophia richardson ♪ ♪ >> this is the second state dinner held for china since president obama has been in office. the last was 2011 and upon entering the white house guest will be entertained by a string quartet from michigan and grammy winner will also perform. ♪ ♪ >> the honorable rick larsen ♪ ♪ mr. and mrs. larry fink ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

your cooperation stands in stark notable to mr. --whose absence speaks volumes. with that mr. chairman, i yield back. rep. chaffetz: we have agreed to make -- the subcommittee chairman to make statements. mr. jordan of ohio for opening statements. mr. jordan: thank you, thank you for this hearing and thank you remarks inartfelt your opening statement. here is the troubling truth. a picture is worth a thousand words. you can say all you want, that these were heavily edited, but if that's the case, why did this richards apologize for the videos two days after they surfaced? are,one knows these videos barbaric and repulsive. this argument that we keep hearing from the other side, republicans want to shut down the government. are you kidding me? we want to fund the government at the levels everyone agreed to. the levels of president agreed to. we want to shift the money from an organization caught doing what they were caught doing and give it to the community health centers. shifted from the planned parenthood clinics, give it to the 13,000 federally approved community health cent

economic ties are deemed the foremost factors in facilitating political cooperation and reducing security-related challenges. mr. president, in 2013 from this very stage i called for combating violence and extremism. consequently, you, the representatives of the international community unanimously gave it a seal of dorsement and hence the wave resolution came to be. the implementation of wave requires well-intentioned solutions and the use of experiences gained in the realm of diplomacy. i am pleased that by placing together the support for the joint comprehensive plan of action with the invaluable support for wave, we may now devise a plan to the problems of a shattered middle east under the clause of brutality and savagery. with a view to fighting ignorance, dictatorship, poverty, corruption, terrorism, violence and their social, political, economic and security impacts, i would like to invite the whole world and especially the countries of my region, to form a joint comprehensive plan of action to create a united front against extremism and violence. this front must create a collective and global movement to

mr. president, therefore, the effort was made recently to mend broken relations and to open new doors to cooperation in our human family representing positive steps long the path of reconciliation, justice and freedom. i would like all men and women of good will in this great nation to part the efforts of the international community to protect the vulnerable in our world and to assimilate an inclusive model of development everywhere may know the blessings of peace and prosperity which god wants for all of his children. mr. president, again, i thank you for your welcome and i look forward to these days in your country. god bless america. >> we will now hear from gospel choir of washington, dc, singing the hymn "total praise." >> the choir from washington, dc from st. augustine. [ inaudible lyrics] ♪ your needs give me ♪ in time of need ♪ of my strength ♪ you are the strength ♪ of my life i ♪ amen ♪ amen ♪ amen [ applause ] >> the voice of the st. augustine choir of washington, d.c. ringing across the south lawn of the white house for pope francis and president obama. known as the mother church of afr