mr. gaines? dean, there's a guy here to see you. said he's got the information you wanted. says he's a friend. who is it? won't say. but he said that nicole sent him. yeah, send him in. well, that's interesting. what is? you see that-- usb drive sitting right there? i bet you cash money that's a kill drive, designed to wipe the entire hard drive if it's removed. so, what's the play? uh, don't remove it. just shut the whole system down. oh, damn it! what? what happened? it was set to wipe no matter what. we're losing everything. can you image it? i'll let you know in about ten seconds. what are you doing here, bobby? i wanted to see you. figured five years was long enough. you're a bad liar. i was hoping with all that's going on, you were ready to make amends. amends for what? doing what's right? you hurt me, dean. doesn't that mean anything to you? isn't that worth an apology? you're right. i'm sorry you're a fool and she's a whore. why, you ungrateful bastard! get off me! (both grunting) get him off! get off! you're gonna pay for this, dean! i swear to god, you're gonna pa

mr. gaines? dean, there's a guy here to see you. said he's got the information you wanted. says he's a friend. who is it? won't say. but he said that nicole sent him. (chuckles) yeah, send him in. well, that's interesting. what is? you see that-- usb drive sitting right there? i bet you cash money that's a kill drive, designed to wipe the entire hard drive if it's removed. so, what's the play? uh, don't remove it. just shut the whole system down. oh, damn it! what? what happened? it was set to wipe no matter what. we're losing everything. can you image it? i'll let you know in about ten seconds. what are you doing here, bobby? i wanted to see you. figured five years was long enough. you're a bad liar. i was hoping with all that's going on, you were ready to make amends. amends for what? doing what's right? you hurt me, dean. doesn't that mean anything to you? isn't that worth an apology? you're right. i'm sorry. i'm sorry you're a fool and she's a whore. why, you ungrateful bastard! get off me! (both grunting) get him off! get off! you're gonna pay for this, dean! i swear t

mr. gaines? dean, there's a guy here to see you. said he's got the information you wanted. says he's a friend. who is it? won't say. but he said that nicole sent him. (chuckles) yeah, send him in. well, that's interesting. what is? you see that-- usb drive sitting right there? i bet you cash money that's a kill drive, designed to wipe the entire hard drive if it's removed. so, what's the play? uh, don't remove it. just shut the whole system down. oh, damn it! what? what happened? it was set to wipe no matter what. we're losing everything. can you image it? i'll let you know in about ten seconds. what are you doing here, bobby? i wanted to see you. figured five years was long enough. you're a bad liar. i was hoping with all that's going on, you were ready to make amends. amends for what? doing what's right? you hurt me, dean. doesn't that mean anything to you? isn't that worth an apology? you're right. i'm sorry. i'm sorry you're a fool and she's a whore. why, you ungrateful bastard! get off me! (both grunting) get him off! get off! you're gonna pay for this, dean! i swear t

mr. gaines? dean, there's a guy here to see you. said he's got the information you wanted. says he's a friend. who is it? won't say. but he said that nicole sent him. (chuckles) yeah, send him in. well, that's interesting. what is? you see that-- usb drive sitting right there? i bet you cash money that's a kill drive, designed to wipe the entire hard drive if it's removed. so, what's the play? uh, don't remove it. just shut the whole system down. oh, damn it! what? what happened? it was set to wipe no matter what. we're losing everything. can you image it? i'll let you know in about ten seconds. what are you doing here, bobby? i wanted to see you. figured five years was long enough. you're a bad liar. i was hoping with all that's going on, you were ready to make amends. amends for what? doing what's right? you hurt me, dean. doesn't that mean anything to you? isn't that worth an apology? you're right. i'm sorry. i'm sorry you're a fool and she's a whore. why, you ungrateful bastard! get off me! (both grunting) get him off! get off! you're gonna pay for this, dean! i swear t

mr. gaines, i'm special agent avery ryan. i'm with the fbi. may i please have some water? i have a few questions. i'll let you speak to your wife, nicole. how does that sound? you're good. i mean, you set the parameters of what you want, use my wife as a lure to ensure cooperation, even drop her first name to put us on a personal level. it's impressive. thanks. i read your thesis. i know it's a sick experiment, some twisted social game you're playing, but why? this is no game, agent ryan. this is the evolution of social science. i was able to predict with absolute certainty the chain of events which led to-to this moment. mankind will benefit because of us. and who is "us"? derek and i. derek noels? he's a remarkable human being. nine months ago, i met derek on a bus bound for new york. he poured his heart out. he... he shared his pain. and he told me a story about how he was humiliated by a cop. beaten... but never arrested. derek was homeless and unable to find a job. he was so broken by the system that he just wanted to disappear. so that's what inspired you to find the

mr. hayes gains the upper hand in this fight.ugh this started as he was the victim of an assault, he quickly becomes a participant in an altercation. the officer continues to observe the scene and wait the arrival of our response teams. you see mr. hayes now has gained the upper hand in this altercation. and as the response team comes in, you see them secure the participants fairly quickly. efficiently. and they'll be headed off to segregation. >> having received treatment for minor injuries, hayes is secured back in his cell. >> you were on top of him, how -- >> there was a point you had to stop. you didn't. he was on the chair cowering from you. that's no longer an assault on you. now you're beating the hell out of him. all right. that's why you're going to see the d-board. that's what happens. >> deputies will question the other inmate who has asked not to be identified on camera. then members of the jail's disciplinary board will determine what sanctions, if any, will be handed down. >> i don't know what happened. i was just

mrs. clinton has nothing to gain from brawling with these people. and the polls indicate a stability at this point. i think the fact that $18 trillion is the figure attached to bernie sanders' program might have gotten some people's attention and joe biden maybe people are saying look, it looks better in the shop window than it would at home. this particular knick knack that we're thinking of buying. people should remember he ran in iowa hard in 2008 and got .9 of 1% of the vote. webb and chafee have nothing to lose. >> they could be spoilers. >> jim webb is an interesting, accomplished man with a very different take on the world and on the democratic parties' relationship to working people. it will be interesting to hear how he does. >> some of those foreign policy issues could be very interesting. next up, speaking of this, is syria becoming a approximaty war between russia and the u.s.? test test test. test test test test. test test test test. test test test test. test test test. >>> i have been very clear in my conversations with foreign ministe

mr. assad gain the rest of syria. that would just be too problematic for the russian forces.oing to see him focussed in that area and pretty soon he will likely turn it over to the iranian ground forces and get out. >> what's the chance that you and i are going to wind up in some capacity back in afghanistan because the taliban will take that place over again and the u.s. will have to go in with the allies in a major way in order to create another new normal? >> i think general campbell's comments yesterday were very pressing. i think most of the military leaders over the last several years have said we need more forces for continued stabilization. when you have these kinds of conflict, it doesn't go away in just a few years or ten years. you have to continue to provide help with the security for eye government that's in its infancy. we see, i think we see afghanistan at a true inflection point. they have some capability with their security forces but not enough yet. and if we leave, what you're going to see is, they don't have the intelligence. they don't have the artillery

mr. peltz also went after du pont looking to gain seats on the board. he lost that one.ut the activist investor didn't do well in that fight earlier this year, and late today, however, the ceo of du pont announced her retirement. ellen coleman plans to step down from her position on october 16th. du pont director edward breen will assume the role of interim ceo. shares initially rose on the news in after-hours trading. >>> a deal on the controversial free trade pact has been reached. the united states and 11 other nations have agreed to the transpacific partnership, which would open new markets to american companies. michelle caruso-cabrera explains what that deal might mean for the u.s. economy. >> reporter: in atlanta today trade representatives from 12 countries, all of them on either side of the pacific ocean, announcing a free trade agreement which will remove tariffs and barriers on nearly all goods and services between the countries involved. >> after more than five years of intensive negotiations we have come to an agreement that will support jobs, drive sustaina

mrs. clinton isn't as well-versed in alabama's budgeting process as she is in exploiting a situation for her personal political gainrs. clinton can work to solve our country's $18 trillion deficit in the unfortunate event she is elected president. it's not just clinton here, it's bernie sanders. is this issue going to run and run in terms of at least the democratic primary? >> yeah, absolutely. you're seeing it flare up now. and what we're seeing, democrats understand, this is not only an issue that a big part of their base cares hugely about for very obvious historical reasons, but also an issue where there's a real defining difference with republicans, where it's very clear now, the more people who vote, the better democrats do. the fewer people do, the fewer republicans do. you're seeing democrats bring this up, republicans try to shy away from it. although we did have jeb bush come out recently and say he wouldn't support reaffirming the vote rights act. so again, a very clear and stark difference between the parties on this. >> so i want to talk to congressman sewell here about the actual voters, because this

mr. obama of using their personal tragedy for political gain. dan springer is live in roseberg with the latest. >> reporter: president obama will be here to meet with most of the families of the victims of last week's horrible shooting. he will be here about 90 minutes and meet privately. and he will be met with protesters who are showing up to protest the president's visit. many people in the rural county of 107,000 residents were furious about the timing of obama's remarks. before we knew how many people were dead he called for stronger gun laws. a gun store owner saw the sales go up this week in her area and would whether the president not come to the area. >> i think he is doing it for p politics. his record indicates that. the only time he says he is going to talk to the people he is out there trying to get votes. >> reporter: local elected officials are being more diplomatic. the county commissioner issued a statement saying quote regardless of differences on policy issues we await the presidents' visit. and the city put out a similar stat

hillary clinton's marathon testimony, many democrats feel that there is no more to be gained by this probe after mrs. clinton answered questions for eleven hours yesterday. the democratic presidential front runner remained composed throughout the session including during an exchange with a lawmaker from illinois. >> you had two ambassadors that made several, several requests, and here's basically what happened to their requests. they were torn up. >> well, that's just not true, congressman. >> there have been seven investigations into the attack that killed four americans. >>> protests over a deadly police shooting, a church musician killed by a plain clothes offi look how beautiful it is... honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know - and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance compa

than appearing tired he looked much the same as three years ago, no noticeable weight gain or loss while in prison. >> mr. sandusky is subjected to solitary confinement in prison for the last three years and it's horrible treatment in the prison. >> kathleen kane's office said she would comply. >>> john thank you. >>> three years ago today, superstorm sandy slammed the jersey coast and this is the destruction left behind, while many people have rebuilt and recovered what they could, others are putting the pieces back together. 346,000 homes were damaged and 34 lives lost in the garden state alone and the beaches were torn apart and debris was strewn everywhere, and fast forward to today, a new dune is in more than nine miles of cape may county coastline, the army corps of engineers has been working since april to rebuild them, the new dunes stand 15 feet above sea level and there is still more being built. >> engineered beaches and engineered dunes by the army corps of engineers do maintain the homes and infrastructure and the lives of the people behind it. the beaches are not just about sun tans, and ha

mr. president, we are gaining traction for the first time. we need more people to achieve greater success, the president will say what? secretary ernest: first he will say -- major: two things happen in these scenarios. you either have problems any need forces to reinforce or you have success and you need more forces to achieve more. in both in areas, the american people will be wondering if this is something that grows over time? secretary ernest: we've already seen progress. that is the reason why the president is seeking to increase support for them. it would not be accurate to say we are seeing progress for the first time. we have already seen progress, and that is why the president has made the decision -- reporter: more professional operators will achieve greater success. what would the president say? good, let's put more in their? secretary ernest: that is a hypothetical situation. we will see. the president has repeatedly told his team, including military supervisors, that he wants them to continually evaluate their strategy. the pres

closer to writing that final report if we could get just a little bit of help in gra gaining access to the document. >> mr. gowdy, what did you find the most relevant piece of information? >> i have a very different interpretation of the phrase personal review than the arb did. i think personal review means exactly what it says, personal review. we had a lot of q and a this morning about specific security instances and specific requests and her response was i have people in processes in place for that. that's fine. that's a fair answer. but you also need to be prepared to answer why you have people and processes in place for security but people and processes were not in place for diesel fuel, gasoline, fish or the drivel of sydney bloomingthal. >> what new things did you learn today? >> i think some of jimmy jordan's questioning. when you say knew today, we knew some of that already. we knew some of the e-mails. in terms of her testimony? >> uh-huh. >> i don't know she testified that much differently today than the previous time. >> trey gowdy making comments what he heard tonight. we'll take a short brea

. >> to gain the confidence of someone like miss audrey perry and maybe even speaking to mr. carter on that trail. >> now, having to answer for two lives lost. >> we know the suspects have waved their rights to extradition. they're going to be going to ma rin county. they say it's clear they did not know each other in the first place. maybe they had crossed paths with ms. carey. we don't know if they might have come across her at some point. >> the 65-year-old man in the wrong place at the wrong time? >> that's right. >> that doberman is improving, but she has a long road ahead. the humane society says they're paying all the costs of her recovery. >>> governor brown signed three bills today to regulate the pot business. there will be new regulations for the first time since california issued licenses for growing. another pro vision provision recommends appropriate standards . they are putting on several ballot measures. >>> police say they seized 30 pounds of marijuana and arrested the two people you see on your screen. they found a sophisticated grow operation at their home.

gaining confidence in someone, maybe even speaking to mr. carter when he was on that trail. that their motives are totally unknown at this point. although that i'm sure they know very much about this, a remarkable thing separated by a thousand miles flu police agencies, putting them together as quickly as they did. no doubt that they needed to help in every step of the way. >> one of the things that the police are saying that it appears that rob we was the motive. in a case like this one was a 65-year-old man and the other a young woman that they got have gotten what they wanted, but what does that tell you? >> the level of violence is puzzling, i'm not sure that i heard reports. that audrey carey was shot, i don't know if that is true. >> she was shot in the head i believe. >> okay. and i don't know if the same weapon was connected to both murders. >> well, they are saying that they believe the same weapon was used at both killings. >> if that's the case, then it might have been the property of these people for some time and that is why the concern would be prior at or acts

gain of 1 3/4%. >> jeff sherman -- with mr. gundlock. jeff here today. good to see you. started in may of 2015. you must like walking into the fire or something. it's something that we've been investing in in our macrofunds for many years. it's just time for retail investors to have access to the sector, and we want to bring expertise to that area. >> do you have a long of long exposure obviously to the space. where are we in this area? >> this can achieve diversification. the fund that we've created is not just long only. it does have the ability to short certain parts of the market, and we think that brings more diversity and gives you other opportunities as well. snoo what's attractive right now to you in this space? >> well, what i prefer if i have to pick a single sector is really the agricultural sector right now. a statement that you like ags equal that you don't like energy? >> it's not that i don't like energy. the fact is i just think it's going to be a prolonged kind of trading range for a while. the reason for that is if you actually look at the bond market,

mr. mccarthy would have gained the nomination, you would have seen him supported on the floor.particular opinion. you know, some of us believe you do everything you can in the primary to maximize the best you can for what you believe. and then you do what's right to -- when the general election comes and you get together. i don't see this as anything unusual. what i do see is that the people are missing entirely the reason for the division and change in leadership in the first place. we had honorable leaders, unfortunately they are profoundly unpopular among the republican base. they know we're losing america and see that the obama administration has created chaos all over the world and they're frustrated and want to see something happened. when we're unable to affect that, they think it's weakness when really we are affecting it, are passing it in the house and never get a vote in the senate. >> paul ryan, a lot of people want him to throw his hat into the ring. he said no way twice. would you support paul ryan to be the next speaker? >> i'm not going to make a pronouncement h

i thank the chairman for this hearing and i look forward to gaining from your insights. mr. burgess: does the gentlelady yield back? ms. schakowsky: i yield back. mr. burgess: the chair thanks the gentlelady. the chair asks if there are other members on the republican side who seek time for an opening statement. we will temporarily conclude with members' opening statements there. may be additional members on either side that may arrive at the committee and we would like to give them time because we do know there is another subcommittee hearing going on this morning and people are toggling in between, for the memberses who who are here, the chair reminds members that pursuant to committee rules, all members' opening statements will be made part of the record. to be respective of everyone's it is quiet. the chair then is pleased to recognize the ranking member of the full committee, mr. pallone, for five minutes for purposes of an opening statement. mr. pallone: you shouldn't wait for me, mr. chairman. mr. burgess: so noted. it will never happen again. [laughter] mr. pallone:

mr. trump is talking about may be helpful in the board negotiation but when you're trying to gain the confidence of voters, especially christian voters, that's what they want to face. >> looks like marco rubio is over being a senator. he doesn't hate it but hit's pretty frustrated. here he is. >> i'm running for president. i will miss votes but if i miss votes it's because i'm out campaigning on behalf of the future of america. >> so he's really trying to parlay himself as an outsider. will it work? >> it's tough. he has been in politics for a long time. but he knows where the seam is here, and the seam is americans hate congress, not that congress doesn't give him cause and rubio as you say is trying to be an insider as an outsider. that's worked pretty well for ted cruz. there's probably some of that lockic for marco rue beau. and another, i think he may really hate being in the senate. >>> time now for when we look at who's up, who's down for the race in the white house. let's look at the republican side. you have ben carson number one um three. carly fee or reny down two at two, donald trump

gaining ground. even here in california, the latest bay area poll shows mrs. clinton losing ground. she was in the bay area last week for private fundraisers in saratoga, belvidere and orinda. take a look at the numbers. a new field poll shows fewer than half of likely voters in the june democratic primary intend to support her. that's a decline of nearly 20 points since may. her loss is bernie sanders' gain. over that same period, democratic support for the vermont senator surged from 9 to 35%. here's the wildcard. californians like joe biden, the vice president, as a presidential candidate. 63% say good for the democratic party. 22% no. >> back to stanford, chelsea clinton met with facebook coo sheryl sandberg. this photo was posted to facebook yesterday. both women are advocates for gender equality. they talked about a declining number of women in the computer science field, especially in the silicon valley. today, chelsea clinton promoted her new back called it's your world at a few bay area bookstores. >>> the world war ii rosie the riveter was -- >> plagued our state and burde

you heard my conversation with mr o-hanlon, who argues that iraq and syria are different the but they have a similar problem, and that is that they have i.s.i.l. gaining on a central government. what should the u.s. have done to avoid this? >> well, back in 2011, president obama decided to withdraw all american troops from iraq, against the advice of his security team, he was trying to fulfil a campaign promise, allowing i.s.i.s. room to grow. al qaeda, 3.0, the successor organization to al qaeda in iraq, 2.0. six months later, during a presidential cam feign, the president ignored the advice of his team, telling him to arm, trade and equip moderate rebels in that country. >> he chose not to do that, he didn't want to get involved in a war in the middle east. those not raid rebels were the best hope for a stable future for syria. >> all right. and that probably would have been the hope that permitted america to have a role here a meaning frl role. we know how hard it is to get out of conflict, and that america committed in many cases to regime change, but does not do follow through. in the case of iraq, you argue that america's going to have to have t

mr. quitno did a good job convincing the families that the leadership that they would gain through going through the boy scout-like camp epic program would facilitate these kids to be good young adults. >> reporter: authorities say that he also once took students to a motel in vallejo instead of camping. his attorney would not comment on the case, saying only that kinto has pleaded not guilty. if held for trial and convicted that he could go to prison for the arrest of the life. ktvu fox 2 news. >> they would try to kidnap them yesterday afternoon. and that it was possible for the tinted windows. that they are providing the extra patrols for their nearby schools. and to identify thomas as they would say they responded to the domestic disturbance when they arrived they found that victim that was shot. the sheriff deputies arrested the 71-year-old from washington state. and in connection with that shooting. according to the victims facebook profile that she would work for their county times for 27 years before retiring in 2006. >>> and it was 24 years ago that one of the country's worse fi

mr. chafee: after much thought i have decided to end my campaign for the presidency today. chafee, a former governor and senator from rhode island, had trouble gaining support in the race. his announcement comes days after virginia -- former virginia senator jim webb dropped out. it leaves hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and former maryland governor martin o'malley as the only candidates. of theis bracing for one stronger hurricanes ever recorded in the western hemisphere. hurricane patricia is a category five storm with winds nearly 200 miles per hour. it is headed toward mexico's pacific coast and it is expected to bring catastrophic damage including intense flooding and mudslides. parts of texas could also feel its effects. you just look on the satellite radar. i know, you have been showing us since "good morning washington," that is one of the biggest eyes and red storms i have seen on the left. eileen: this will go on record an impressive storm, something the national hurricane center has not reported on before. it is a true testament to how strong the storm's and our thoughts are with the folks with -- in mexico. they: here at home, we have r

mr. williams: growth in my forecast continues to the 2% or above that, i still expect job gains with unemploymentme down below 5% late next year or early this year. i think we are still on a good trajectory. i think it is a healthy sign that the pace of growth is slowing a bit. if we were still adding jobs we would be in danger of overshooting the mark. my view is that the economy is in a good trajectory and that the slowdown is because of the strengthening of the dollar and other factors. so, i am not so worried about the slowdown. it is again supportive of them -- continued improvement. there is a suggestion of 9/10 of 1% growth for the third quarter. is that too low? do you need to see some entire? mr. williams: my mantra on data is not to get caught up in the month-to-month quarter to quarter movements. there's a lot of volatity there. and of course there is some payback in the third quarter. my view is that growth in the second half of this year will be .round 2% on an annual rate monetary policy takes a year or two to have affect. you don't want to get caught up in this month or this quarte

mr. trudeau said that he was against it but was afraid of stephen harper may gain -- that is not political kurds. you have to have the courage of your convictions. you said we would be able to speak individually? [laughter] on mr. trudeau's other complaint, which he throws out there lightly at every of mr.n, we did a check trudeau's complaint that i said one thing and french and another in english, that is total malarkey. to know what understand quebec. i know an ndp government will represent canadian values right across this country. mr. trudeau: we saw it again last week. in the french debate, you were happy to talk about your decision to make it so that separates tourists -- separatists could break up the country on a single vote, even though the supreme court of canada said no unanimously. in will not talk about it english. you would not talk about it at the mclean's debate. the fact is you carried two different discussions at the same time. that is not responsible. thing that mr. mulcair has done on c 51 is exactly what so many of us deplore that mr. harper has done. which is play the

that one of the newest weapons could gain them the victory as they would sign them this off season and their 7-0 record in those game seven that they will be nicknamed mr. game seven. let's just say he's a little more humbled than what their record would show. >> i don't like it. because that it is throwing that spotlight on me at the end of the realistic things. and therefore i've had successful game sevens. i think that it will be a little unfair to cast that spotlight, but something i'm very proud of. >> and they could use all the help they could get in the situation, so they'll take it. tonight they are down at the verizon center as they open up their pre-season plays. the coach says that the team, they would still have more offense to implement and so don't take too much stock in what would happen on floor tonight. but the one thing that they will watch is the selection of their players. he has worked with their team being smarter, eliminate the long two-point shots. the wizards took the fifth most. shots last year, only shooting 33%. >> it would be hard not to shoot those shots you would have in a year and to shoot that ball and at the same time,

mr. trump: i think she has a beautiful face and is a beautiful woman. mark: what did you think of that exchange? >> i think she played it to her political gain think she responded beautifully. as a woman, and i have three daughters, i could never vote for donald trump. mark: because of that? >> not just because of that. i just feel like he is a ticking time bomb. >> he looked like he had his hands slapped and was embarrassed, trying to totally change it into something it wasn't. he looks like he had been caught with his hand in the cookie jar. he looks stupid. mark: if it came down to a two person choice between ben carson and donald trump, who would you pick between the two? >> trump. >> carson. >> trump. >> carson. >> carson. >> carson. >> trump. >> trump. >> trump. >> trump. >> carson. mark: carson or trump? >> carson. >> carson. >> carson. >> carson. >> trump. >> i agree, trump. >> carson. >> carson as well. john: that was pretty interesting. a lot of enthusiasm for ben carson. still plenty of enthusiasm for trump, but less. what is the takeaway between the difference of iowa and new hampshire? mark: definitely more enthusiasm for carson

gaining a majority support in the united states. the momentum is flowing to him because he is providing excellent leadership. [applause] mr. president, you were known to a lot of us for taking on a lot of tough issues. no tough issue was safe that came near your desk. your achievements have not always been fully recognized adjusted to look back, you brought peace to the middle east . you put the country on the path toward energy independence. [applause] inflation under control, and it has remained under control for 30 years. appointed paul volker -- i remember that very well. panama, which was one of the toughest issues any president -- five of your predecessors had failed to solve that problem with the panama canal. you took it on and by all accounts, the canal today is a huge success. of security, economically, every possible way. do you have any reflections on that? pres. carter: it was the most difficult issue i faced in my life, more difficult than the elected president. it was the most courageous decision made by a u.s. congress in history. votedwere 20 senators who for the canal treaties in 1978 who are up for reele

gaining 24 cents. >> nicole: we are seeing weakness for the u.s. dollar, the euro, the yen. exchanging testy words over russia's aggression in syria. >> mr.llenging that leadership. >> in what way? >> he's moved troops into syria. he's challenging your leadership, mr. president. he's challenging your leadership. >> steve, i have to tell you if you think that running your economy into the ground and having to send troops in in order to prop up, your only ally is leadership, then, we've got a different definition of leadership. >> meanwhile the president saying former secretary of state use of private server was a mistake but did not endanger national security. criticism has been ginned up because of politics. >> cheryl: wisconsin congressmen paul ryan getting support from republicans and conservatives, the group would like favorably on congressmen ryan if he runs. >> paul ryan is a good man and i think our group would like favorably on him, but we are much more concern about reforming the constitution. it's about what is going to change the business as usual attitude out there. >> cheryl: he has not said refusal to run. >> nicole: focus of

mrs. davis and his meeting with her should not be considered a form of support. the pope has gained popularity for his progressive views, but he has held firm the vatican position against marriage equality. in d.c. he met with longtime friend yayo grassy openly gay one day before davis said he told her to stay strong. >> just knowing that the pope is on track, you know, with what we're doing. >> reporter: the official word from the vatican, his holiness is a busy and popular man saying in a statement, he quote, met with several dozen persons and his meeting with her should not be considered a form of support of her position. so the only private meeting the vatican is admitting to is the one with mr. grassy, a former student who's known the pope for more than 50 years. dan, cecilia. >> shoes continue to drop on this one, lama, thank you. >>> over to ron with a look at the other top stories. >> good morning to you, dan and cecilia, sara, good morning. a u.s. military air strike in afghanistan may be responsible for the deaths of several staff members working with the humanitarian orga

gains we fought so hard to achieve. thank you and now i'll take some questions. >> mr.o is suggest that the 5,500 level isn't enough to do both the counterterrorism mission and the training and advise mission. do you see that number as an enduring long-term troop level for some years to come after that? >> we do look at enough. we do a lot of homework on this and it's the reason for that number of troop level, but also the locations that is important and i want to make sure we. keep track of the funding, which is vitally important. those are the ingredients of continuing to prosecute the mission in a way that can be successful. so that is what we judged, myself and chairman. to the second part of your question, which was is it going to be 5,500 forever. that is our best estimate now of what we should plan for in our planning for and budgeting for for 2017. i think that in the future, these will be decisions that a future president will take in that timeframe and i'll presume we'll make judgments the way president obama has, namely to take into account circumstances as t

gain from this, we don't lose from this. to me, that is very important. [applause] mr.orbyn: and on foreign policy, we need to learn the lessons of the recent past. it didn't help our national security that, at the same time some years ago i was protesting outside the iraqi embassy about saddam hussein's brutality, tory ministers were secretly conniving with illegal arms sales to his regime. [applause] mr. corbyn: it didn't help our national security when we went to war with iraq in defiance of the united nations and on a false prospectus. [applause] mr. corbyn: it didn't help our national security to endure the loss of hundreds of brave british soldiers in that war while making no proper preparation for what to do after the fall of the regime. [applause] mr. corbyn: nor does it help our national security to give such fawning and uncritical support to regimes like saudi arabia and bahrain, who abuse their own citizens and repress democratic rights. these are issues we have to stand up on and also recognize in some cases they are using british weapons in their assault on

mr. cruise issued a statement praising him saying he mate the right move by stepping aside. >>> the markets, the dow gained 138 to close above the 17,000 mark for the first time since august. the s&p 500 finished ahead 18. the nasdaq was up 20. the head of folks vegan's u.s. operations is apologizing for the scandal over the company's use of onboard software enabling diesel vehicles to cheat on emissions testing. the ceo told congress that volkswagen is withdrawing applications for emissions certifications for many of its 2016 models. raising questions about whether those vehicles are also equipped with the cheating software. >>> there's a new challenge tonight to the pro life stance of one of the nation's largest health care systems. it involves the aclu and the catholic church's refusal to condone abortion. chief legal correspondent shannon bream is here with specifics. >> well the aclu says it is a matter of life and death. and that no hospital even those established and run by catholic entities should be allowed it refuse to perform abortions. the group says quote we all have a right to a religious bel

mr. cruise issued a statement praising him saying he mate the right move by stepping aside. >>> the markets, the dow gained to close above the 17,000 mark for the first time since august. the s&p 500 finished ahead 18. the nasdaq was up 20. the head of folks vegan's u.s. operations is apologizing for the scandal over the company's use of onboard software enabling diesel vehicles to cheat on emissions testing. the ceo told congress that volkswagen is withdrawing applications for emissions certifications for many of its 2016 models. raising questions about whether those vehicles are also equipped with the cheating software. >>> there's a new challenge tonight to the pro life stance of one of the nation's largest health care systems. it involves the aclu and the catholic church's refusal to condone abortion. chief legal correspondent shannon bream is here with specifics. >> well the aclu says it is a matter of life and death. and that no hospital even those established and run by catholic entities should be allowed it refuse to perform abortions. the group says quote we all have a right to a religious beliefs

mr. trump. i'm also a small business owner and the way i see it is your campaign has gained you a lot of recognition for calling how it is but it's been based more on talking points than substance so my question is do you have a specific plan for how to bring our economy back or should middle class voters elect you because your name is trump? >> i think they should. built a great company. everybody agrees on that. built a great company and i've employed thousands of people, i've ploitd februarys of thousands of people and i've done a good job and, you know, i have some of the great projects. he knows many of them. i have some of the great projects in the world and frankly that is a part of my resume, in all fairness. if i didn't -- if i didn't have this great success i don't think i'd be here right now. to a certain extent it is -- i tell people, do me a favor. don't worry about it, but the fact is i have carl icahn, i have some of the greatest people in the order all lined up. they are so anxious, very wealthy people. they don't want money, to help us with our trade deals. our trade deals are killi