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. >> mrs. cooper students at wyoming valley west high school, was the picture of success. good job, good looks and a good husband -- longtime sweetheart raphael, also a school teacher. >> i was attracted to her early on, uh -- when i was young, but she wasn't about me. >> reporter: the couple first met as children at dance class, then reunited years later after graduating college and found they still danced a perfect waltz together. would you say you were madly in love? >> we never, you know, spent an hour away from each other. it was always dance. it was fun times. nice. >> reporter: they soon married and eventually realized a big dream -- opening a dance studio to indulge their passion. . >> quick, quick, slow, slow. >> reporter: but their new side business began taking a heavy toll. >> it turned into more of a business relationship than a marriage. >> reporter: so, the romance was waning? >> with us deteriorating in our marriage, and having less and less of a relationship, i didn't feel attractive.

mr. cooper is happy with the resolution and that he brought his concern to us. we are just thankful we were able to help one of our customers. here's why dave saw on game day. the whole nine yards. if. >> know better feeling. can't sit if front of a tv set. no better feeling. >>reporter: the position of the glass object trust the view from his particular seat on the aisle and nobody else in the section complained. new there's no word on whether configuration will be changed in the future. i would like to truly thank the 49ers for tackling this issue and scoring big time with a long time fan. i'm michael, 7 on your side. >>> good job. new ad from subway stirring up controversy tonight by telling women they need to get skinny before halloween. >> to stay in shape for all the cost sometimes. >> what's that. you know like attractive nurse. spicey red riding hood. hot devil. >> ad has stirred up fury on social media. critic say not only the ad sexist and offensei and fat shaming that women need to be thin to wear halloween costume. >> now right message. 1 11-year-old

mr. cooper is happy with the resolution and that he brought his concern to us.e are just thankful we were able to help one of our customers. here's why dave saw on game day. the whole nine yards. if. >> know better feeling. can't sit if front of a tv set. no better feeling. >>reporter: the position of the glass object trust the view from his particular seat on the aisle and nobody else in the section complained. new there's no word on whether configuration will be changed in the future. i would like to truly thank the 49ers for tackling this issue and scoring big time with a long time fan. i'm michael, 7 on your side. >>> good job. new ad from subway stirring up controversy tonight by telling women they need to get skinny before halloween. >> to stay in shape for all the cost sometimes. >> what's that. you know like attractive nurse. spicey red riding hood. hot devil. >> ad has stirred up fury on social media. critic say not only the ad sexist and offensei and fat shaming that women need to be thin to wear halloween costume. >> now right message. 1 11-year-old g

mr. cooper is happy with the resolution and that he brought his concern to us. we are just thankful we were able to help one of our customers. here's why dave saw on game day. the whole nine yards. if. >> know better feeling. can't sit if front of a tv set . no better feeling. >>reporter: the position of the glass object trust the view from his particular seat on the aisle and nobody else in the section complained. new there's no word o configuration will be changed in the future. i would like to truly thank the 49ers for tackling this issue and scoring big time with a long time fan. i'm michael, 7 on your side. >>> good job. new ad from subway stirring up controversy tonight by telling women they need to get skinny before halloween. >> to stay in shape for all the cost sometimes. >> what's that. you know like attractive nurse. spicey red . ing hood. hot devil >> ad has stirred up fury on social media. critic say not only the ad sexist and offensei and fat shaming that women need to be thin to wear halloween costume. >> now right message. 1 11-year-old girl is p

mr. cooper is happy and that he brought his concern to us we're just thankful we're able to help a customerd >> there is no better feeling. >> dave says the positioning obstructed the view and no one else in the section complained. now there is no word on whether this will be changed in the future. i'd like to thank the 49ers for scoring big time with a long time fan. >> very nice there. listen to this. a xhant about iphone six. women say the phone is ripping out their hair. hair getting caught in a tiny seam. a few men are getting in on the hair gate claiming it is snagging facial hair. others point out that could be remedied by adding a cover. >> that is awkward. >> work around there. >> still, let's talk about the weekend forecast. >> no convenient excuse for where my hair has gone. clear skies right now. still quite warm. so heat is slow to recede highs into upper 90s in chico, fresno. and here in the bay area, hot and cooling at the coast tomorrow. and heat advisory will be in effect tomorrow for all of the bay area except coastal areas. speaking of heat it's going to be warm tomorrow.

mr. cooper is happy and that he brought his concern to us we're just thankful we're able to help a customerd >> there is no better feeling. >> dave says the positioning obstructed the view and no one else in the section complained. now there is no word on whether this will be changed in the future. i'd like to thank the 49ers for scoring big time with a long time fan. >> very nice there. listen to this. a xhant about iphone six. women say the phone is ripping out their hair. hair getting caught in a tiny seam. a few men are getting in on the hair gate claiming it is snagging facial hair. others point out that could be remedied by adding a cover. >> that is awkward. >> work around there. >> still, let's talk about the weekend forecast. >> no convenient excuse for where my hair has gone. clear skies right now. still quite warm. so heat is slow to recede highs into upper 90s in chico, fresno. and here in the bay area, hot and cooling at the coast tomorrow. and heat advisory will be in effect tomorrow for all of the bay area except coastal areas. speaking of heat it's going to be warm tomorrow.

mr. cooper has.ly in a time when you did not talk about this at all. >> society had much dimmer views on that situation. personally we think it is great that somebody was to articulate their orientation, they can, and if they don't, that is great, too. it is great to see society evolved that way. it is shocking that an alabama -- huge, there is still division in the nation. >> this is after the supreme court punted and decided not to take up gay marriage, leaving it s --he state >> the big issues not people like tim cook or alabama area it is places like brazil. >> maybe russia. ?> russia much more to come more draconian --russia much more draconian. >> trevor burgess made some headlines and you wonder how others in the business community will respond to mr. cook's announcement als. as josh mentioned, the international visibility has real ramifications. >> trevor burgess was the first openly gay ceo of a publicly traded bank. >> and it is right over to sports as well to > this may sparked a rush for

mr. van is cooperating with us and that is all we have at the moment. it was just pointed out that only one of the victims had a is missing report out. >> does the state of indiana have an obligation to keep track of him? >> specifically -- he's not a h hammond resident. >> was he a resident of indiana? >> he was a gary resident. >> was he registered under the state of indiana? >> state of texas. >> did he have an obligation to be registered under the state of indiana? >> we have to work with the county on that. he doesn't live in hammond so my officers would not have been following him. >> can you tell us about his whereabouts? was he originally from texas? >> i don't know. >> can you tell us -- >> i don't have the information with me. >> chief, can you tell us about the conditions of the bodies when they were found? were they tied up or -- >> i cannot. i cannot. >> also, more exactly, how you tracked him down once you found out that was the person that you were looking for? >> i can only talk about the use of the phone. we got the phone number from th

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mr. blue. if he cooperates with white, he gets a reward of a light sentence. >> i don't know anything. >> thirty so what's a prisoner to do? if i'm a prisoner, the potential payoffs really define the game. they're ranked in this order: "t," temptation to defect, is greater than "r," the reward, which is greater than "p," the punishment, which is greater than "s," the sucker's payoff. and if we plug in values, the payoff matrix clearly shows the stakes and the dilemma, because it seems like choosing to defect is always the best strategy. in mathematical terms, p is what we call the minimax solution, a choice that minimizes the maximum loss. hungarian-american mathematician john von neumann described the minimax solution in 1928 and effectively established the field of game theory. using functional calculus and topology and chess, von neumann proved it possible to work out the best strategy in zero-sum games that would maximize potential gains or minimize potential losses. von neumann quickly recognized that his ideas could be applied to the game of business, so in 1944, he teamed up with economis

we'll have the assistant superintendent to arrange a time to meet i'll have the gentleman cooperate with you so, yes mr. steel would you mind getting the contact information and have our professional there with the gentleman. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm stevie wanted to speak about safety and education specifically i have a 7-year-old in second grade and i'm going to paraphrase another parent it's our belief our school is not stable and not providing a safe environment specialist the questions our teachers and parents have been in an abuse of environment we couldn't have taken place our time starting on day one my 7 years has been a victim of threats of violence i'm going to kill your family and myself he's witnessed violence and seen kids hit and entertains and parents hit he's seen teachers punched and parent punches and teachers kicked and parents kicked and he's harder pounding on walls and windows and seen pooch wound and had pencils thrown on him and hands placed on his throat and experienced humiliation and spit on him and other classmates and spitting of water on classmates i

some are more cooperative than others. in the specific case of mr. gonzales, he was being very cooperative. his family had been contacted by investigators. the family members indicated that he was cooperative, that he did not have a violent past. his mental health records, to my flectstanding, did not re that any of his mental health contexts body was a danger to himself or others. >> thinks the gentle man. -- thank the gentleman. it is my understanding that people and told us there were three different officers that theseen him, recognized him day that the incident happened. the but did not report it. is that true? >> it is my understanding, based on how i have been breached, that two of the officers recognize mr. gonzales. in the area of the white house, on september 19, and observed him for some time. they remembered him from the contact they had had with him on august 5. when he was on the south fence line. they observed him for some time, he wasn't acting inappropriately, he didn't violate any laws. >> they did not report that, and they did not a

mr. joy was being cooperative. >> he was. >> reporter: talkin' to officers.you guys take stuff out of the house. >> he did. >> reporter: and -- never showed up with a lawyer? >> he did not. >> reporter: doesn't sound like that did a lot to set aside your suspicions? >> no, it didn't. >> reporter: suspicions, sure, but no proof a crime had even occurred. maribel ramos was missing -- that's all anyone knew. >> you ready sir? >> yes. >>. >> reporter: so k.c. joy walked out of that police station -- like all the other men in maribel's life -- a free man. >> reporter: coming up -- >> he knew a lot more than he was telling us. >> reporter: finally, the clue they'd been waiting for. and you won't believe how they got it! >> no one had searched there? >> no. >> but he's looking at it? >> yes. >> reporter: when dateline continues. a 3d white smile has the power to captivate. that's why shakira uses... crest 3d white with whitelock technology. removing up to ninety percent of surface stains, and locking out future stains. so your smile always steals the show. crest 3d

mr. president. again, i would like to express my personal appreciation for your candor and your openness and your cooperation with the coequal branch. >> thank you very much. >> mr. president, as you can see, the peculiar strength of this subcommittee lies in the fact that the subcommittee members bring so much knowledge to it and the subcommittee chairman takes a little away. i noticed in your page 10 of your statement that when you were first hit with the possibility of this responsibility, you indicated you wanted to talk to your wife before making a decision. mr. andpr and-- and -- mr. president, did you do that? >> i certainly did, mr. chairman. because the probability or possibility of my becoming president obviously would have had a significant impact on her life as well as our life. >> that destroys my theory that if you talked to her, you would have waited until indictment or christmas eve. let me ask if any attempt was made by or your representative to contact the federal pardon authority a to his opinion, as to the customary procedures in issuing a pardon? >> i did not, sir. >> now, mr. president,

change comes from cooperation and not necessarily of egos. mr.bdullah and ghani must put the population before themselves. failure to do so may cause a division within the afghan population. >> ama, you have covered afghanistan for decades. i read your books. you know all of the players. let's talk about ethnic sectarianism. the president, abdullah, is it possible for this new unity government to cure the ethnic sectarianism and strife in afghanistan? >> actually, it exer a bated the ethnic tensions in the country although the two leaders are quite moderate in their statements. some of their supporters have been very extreme in their statement and as somebody said, we have avoided a civil war which was very possible. but i think what is going to be happening now, we are all going to be watching very closely the formation of the cabinet and the first steps the government takes. if they are able to take important early steps and we have already seen, for example, the reopening of the corruption case regarding the kabul bank, we have had a few appoi

if you will cooperate with us. for mr. bell. >> i want to continue on education if you don't mind, new jersey is one of the worse states when it comes to achievement gap we're talking about minorities. 75% of black and latino students in new jersey are not proficient when it comes to math or reading. is there anything anything you plan to do to help the minorities to close the gap. >> we have to get education back to the state and local level. washington got into this national defense of education act in 1957 when we enacted that the first federal intervention in education to stop the missile gap. it had nothing to do with that. washington needed the excuse in the entire period we've had federal involvement in education standards have declined all over the county. now, there's a common correspond core program that's going -- common correspond -- common core program that puts everybody into cookie cutter it doesn't let teachers teesm -- teach and dumbs down the program. we need to decentralize spending we need to get the fe

some are more cooperative than others. in the specific case of mr. gonzales, he was being very cooperative. his family had been contacted by investigators. the family members indicated that he was cooperative, that he did not have a violent past. his mental health records, to my flectstanding, did not re that any of his mental health contexts body was a danger to himself or others. >> thinks the gentle man. -- thank the gentleman. it is my understanding that people and told us there were three different officers that theseen him, recognized him day that the incident happened. the but did not report it. is that true? >> it is my understanding, based on how i have been breached, that two of the officers recognize mr. gonzales. in the area of the white house, on september 19, and observed him for some time. they remembered him from the contact they had had with him on august 5. when he was on the south fence line. they observed him for some time, he wasn't acting inappropriately, he didn't violate any laws. >> they did not report that, and they did not a

cooper's boyfriend. >>"i said, i know you're mr. president, but don't touch my girlfriend." >> reporter:yepjones teased the president of the united states. >>"i didn't know what to say. i was just shaking. i said 'oh. boy, this is the president. what am i supposed to do." >> reporter:the president expressed mock annoyance. >>"there's an example of a brother -- just embarrassing me for no reason. just for no good reason." >> reporter:mr. obama predicted what cooper would say later to her friends. >>"'i can't believe mike -- he's such a fool. i was just mortified. fortunately, the president was nice about it. so it's alright.'" >> reporter:"how did that thought pop in your head to joke with the president?" >>"i mean, that's my personality. it was so silent in there and everybody was just taking pictures. i figured i had to say something to make some people laugh." >> reporter:it was president obama who got the laugh. >>"'give me a kiss and give him something to talk about. now, he's really jealous." >> reporter:no jealousy.just an eve

her attorney says: it was an accident. alix tichelman did nothing mr. hayes did not want her do. two adults engaged in ml and cooperative drug usage, it went wrong. tichelman faces manslaughted drug charges. a live look at san francisco city hall.. lit up in orange tonight as the giantt ready for their third world series in five years. game one gets going exactly8 hours from now -- in kansas city. ken bastida is behind enemy lines tonight. fans watching the world sers at lefty o'doul s in san francisco won't just see the games. they can also keep an eye oe enemy. the bar set up a live webcam -- connected to 'walsh s corner cocktails' n kansas city. here's the schedule: games one and two in kansasy tomorrow and wednesday. the series heads back to a-d t park on friday. if you take the bay bridge.d you notice that your drive a little better today? caltrans has removed the stl plates that caused a massive slowdown last week. the plas were put in place so caltra could replace six expansion joints on the upper deck. b after causing such a backup- contractors are coming up wa different plan. tonight, millions of drivere being

mr. hayes did not want her to do. two adults engaged in mutual and cooperative drug usage and it went wrong but it was an accident. >> a georgia man associated with tichelman also died of a heroin overdose. police in california and georgia are trying to determine whether they can charge her with that murder also. >>> there have been sharp reactions today to an associated press investigation in to nazi war criminals kicked out of this country who still somehow collected millions of dollars worth of social security benefits. scott broom is following up on the fallout. >> reporter: they were nazis who found a way to get in to the u.s. after world war ii. now we find out once they were thrown out, many of them kept their social security benefits. >> reporter: nazis like former auschwitz death camp guard jacob densinger still alive. he had a plastics company in akron, ohio before he was forced out of the u.s. in 1989. now he lives in croatia and still collects $1500 every month in social security. the case of densinger and dozens of others was exposed by a new associated press investigation. >> it was a shortcut with seri

cooper: why? >> byock: they were just doing the regulatory minimum for mr. yourshaw. weren't really addressing his suffering to the extent it... it needed to be. >> cooper: in a statement, the hospice of central pennsylvania said, "by law, we are unable to comment on this specific case," but "the care we provide greatly exceeds the regulatory minimum." asked why it called the police to the yourshaw home, the hospice said its nurses "must obey the laws," and state law "makes it a crime for someone to aid another in committing suicide." hospice records reveal joe yourshaw to have been a difficult patient, who at times refused to take any medication. but the records also show yourshaw repeatedly told hospice workers that he suffered from "pain all over," and felt that, "by living, he would be more of a burden to his family." >> byock: i think that this case is emblematic of how we are failing elders, chronically ill people, vulnerable people in america. >> cooper: failing how? >> byock: in so many ways. we are, you know, not treating people's suffering. we are making the

cooperation. i now give the floor to the distinguished representative of malawi for south african state. >> mr. president, mr. deputy secretary-general, cabinet, allow me to also commend you on death of african group for taking this initiative to organize the general assembly mission that is taking stock of ongoing global threat and response to the disease outbreak in sierra leone, guinea and the west africa subregion, not to mention cases beyond the border of these countries, and the african continent as a whole. indeed, this meeting is taking place in the wake of this deadly disease and witnessed in the united states. i wish to seize this opportunity to extend condolences to the family of mr. duncan and all who have loved -- lost loved ones to this deadly virus and pray that the almighty would give them the fortune. mr. president, as we -- scope of our collective efforts, the response to that ebola virus has since september 2014 on the margins of the general debate of the administration is considered the african group as a major step forward in the right direction. and here i wish to pay trib

we know that louise talked to anderson cooper saying she had gotten upset that mr.t to receive zmapp though we confirmed through a federal official he's receiving some kind of experiment aal treatmen. have you talked to the family about that? what can you share about that? >> i have not spoken to the family about it. the one thing i can say is that dr. frieden, the director of the cdc, said yesterday that in fact there are no doses of zmapp available. i don't know why that is. the manufacturing process is difficult and long but the doses just don't exist for him. >> folks are trying to chip in talking to someone from the bill and melinda gates foundation they have given 50 million hoping they'll be able to produce these vaccines soon. kevin, thank you so much for your time. i truly appreciate it. >>> if you are sitting there watching all of our coverage here on cnn about these patients and infection and ebola, you can help. go to our impact your world site at cnn.com/impact and you'll find multiple organizations cnn vetted that are helping fight this deadly disease

mr. hayes did not want mer to do. two adults engaged in mutual and cooperative drug usage. and it went wrong. >> tichelman faces manslaughter and drug charges. >>> legendary fashion designer oscar de laurenta has died after a long battle with cancer. he was a favorite of first ladies and "a" list celebrities. his final high-profile creation, the wedding gown for george clooney's new bride. de laurenta's career spanned more than five decades and in all that time, he never went out of style. >> he was always being rediscovered by young people because i think that that kind of gentleman is a dying breed of sort, that kind of well mannered intellectual smart and funny and dresses you, too. what more could you ask for, right? >> oscar de laurenta was 82 years old. among his many fans yahoo's ceo marissa mayer. she has been aing about customer over the years and once -- has been a big customer over the years and once paid $60,000 at a charity auction to lunch with him. >>> 4:40 on your tuesday morning. we are just hours away from the first world series game in kansas. kpix 5's ke

mr. hayes did not want her to do. two adults engaged in mutual and cooperative drug usage. up in and it went wrong. >> tickleman faces manslaughter and drug charges. >>> here's a live look at san francisco's city hall right now lit up in orange as the giants get ready for their third world series in five years, beautiful sight there. game one gets going exactly 18 hours from now in kansas city. world series in san >> ken bastida behind enemy lines you might say tonight. >> reporter: kansas city royals fans showed their support in this world series rally tonight that rocked the entire downtown. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: it's called the power and light district, an outdoor big screen venue full of bars and restaurants and dedicated to all that is royal blue. >> giants? no. we've got it. we're going all the way. >> reporter: some people maybe taking this blue thing a little too far. >> it's working it through and then we'll let it set and rinse it out and you'll have blue hair. >> reporter: that looks like fun. can i try it? >> yes. >> reporter: you mind? >> go ahead. >> reporte

cooperate. i would like to read some of the testimony. mr. timothy webster, lieutenant of police made his appearance at the conclusion of the foregoing testimony and was formed by oliver brigs. brigs preparing to administer the oath asked webster, you do some let mely swear that you will answer all the questions? responded webster, i solemnly swear that the evidence i shall give, will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help me god. put your hands on the good book? you solemnly swear that the evidence you give will be under oath? webster said now i decline answering any of the questions -- brigs began by asking, what is your name? webster sat silent, the clerk spoke up and said you can give us your name, can't you? timothy didn't answer. that is the name on the -- brigs asked, have you answered any questions in the station house with regard to -- i refuse to answer. what country are you native of? i positively decline to answer any question this committee puts to me, webster stated, i wish that to be distinctly underst

are there good news stories in the cooperation as you did your investigation or your audit? >> there's is some good news and some not so good news, mr. chairman. as we began our audit, and generally we do receive good cooperation from the agencies that we audit, as it relates to receiving information requests that we provide provide. and in this case initially, there were delays in providing certain documents that we had requested. in addition, there were certain -- cms attempted to put certain restrictions on the -- on some of the documents. >> did they cite why they were restricting? are you just not trustworthy? >> i think they indicated they were concerned about the security -- the sensitive security information. >> they don't trust you? >> i wouldn't say that, sir, no. but we elevated the issue within gao and within the department. we reached an agreement to where we would be able to and they did provide the information for us to look at. >> at the end of it all, there was no reason after it was elevated there was no reason that they should have denied it to begin with? >> in my view, no. they should have provided it earlier. b

forward and let that process take its place and i'll be perfectly willing to cooperate in any way i can to see the end of this. >> mr. khanna, 60 seconds to respond. >> i think congressman honda is a good man. i admire his life story. but nobody is perfect. and the serious allegations here of an epic pay to play scandal that the mercury news editorialized about is not personal to the congressman integrity. it goes to the dysfunction of special interests in american politics. the allegations were that staff members traded on public goods to raise funds for private gain. it is exactly what's wrong with the political process. the congressman has said that the chief of staff apologized. but here's what i would hope. and i hope here tonight, i hope the congressman would apologize for these ethical violations and assume accountability because ultimately it is he who is responsible to the citizens and the office is not in the tradition of tom campbell and the integrity we expect in silicon valley. >> our next question, ryan grim of the huffington post. ryan? >> mr. khanna, a decade ago congress allowed companies that were

mr. wormer spoke about hi experience i've not been in here apartment but known her as a colleague for years and she's a reasonable, intelligent and cooperative person not a examiner if she says there's excessive noise to enjoy her apartment i believe her the second point i want to make in listening to the testimony from the city and echo mr. wormers testimony i'm concerned about the departments change in the interpretation about regulatory authority my understanding the department has relied upon light well measurements on the orderly buildings in the city and suddenly it's decided that's no longer valid and, in fact, the prior interpretation was issued to make the violations on the attempt to get a variance measurement are not excluded by the code and the departments recreation of its long-standing interrelation i'm not here representing the lady i'm an attorney it violates the principles of statutory interpretation to interpret the regulations or rules and the furnace the remedial purposes of the purposes here the interpretation is the other thing the interpretation that undermine those purposes are to be avoided here it seems like the dep

mr. hassebrook. you are watching and listening to the nebraska gubernatorial debate presented by net isn't cooperationith nebraska broadcasters association. a reminder you can follow the debate on twitter at the hashtag net debate. our next question comes from fred knapp of net news and mr. hassebrook went to first. >> the state has confirmed an average of three trains a week caring bakken crude oil are traveling from south sioux city through fremont and lincoln by rail. does this raise safety concerns for you and does it affect your thinking on the keystone xl pipeline which could carry some bakken crude oil? hassebrook: you know last week the university of nebraska came out with a study come the university was charged to look at climate change, the extent of climate change, its causes and its implications for the state of nebraska. they release their report last week and they said the scientific debate about climate change and the extent to which burning fossil fuels is contributing, the scientific debate is over. the scientific research is overwhelming that the use of fossil fuels is contributing t

cooperate in particular with the prosecution. the prosecution wants a lot of stuff to help build evidence in its case against mr. ken yayatk.needs his the phone records, tax returns, and bank statements. and the prosecution says the government is not doing enough to provide those documents. at times you could feel the animosity between the two parties in court. the kenyan's government's position is that it is doing everything it can considering the legal constraints upon it. tuesday, of course, despite the occasional dramas in the court that i described, it's really the warmup act. wednesday is the day when kenyatta appears before this court. we understand dozens of kenyan mp's, his supporters are also at tending that session here on wednesday. we expect a very noisy reception when he arrives tomorrow to be questioned by the prosecution for the first time. the prosecution will admit it lacks evidence at the moment, and unless it gets the stuff that it needs to build the case, there is an outside possible this week that it may have to drop the case. we'll find that out on wednesday. >>> still ahead on this program, we're in

mr. hayes did not want her to do. two adults engaged in mutual and cooperative drug use.t went wrong. >> tichelman now faces manslaughter and drug charges. >>> new this morning, oscar pistorius will spend the next five years in prison for killing his girlfriend. alfonso van marsh has more on what the judge had to say before she sentenced the olympian today. >> mr. pistorius, please rise. >> reporter: oscar pistorius stared straight ahead as the judge sentenced him for killing his girlfriend. >> the sentence imposed is the minimum imprisonment of 5 years. >> reporter: the judge said the decision to send him to prison for five years for killing reeva steinkamp was hers and hers alone. >> it would be a sad day for this country if an impression were to be created that there was one law for the poor and disadvantaged and another for the rich and famous. >> reporter: police immediately took pistorius from the courtroom to a holding cell. last month, the judge cleared the 27-year-old of murdering steenkamp but convicted him of manslaughter known as culpable homicide in south afr

forward and let that process take its place and i'll be perfectly willing to cooperate in any way i can to see the end of this. >> mr. khanna, 60 seconds to respond. >> i think congressman honda is a good man. i admire his life story. but nobody is perfect. and the serious allegations here of an epic pay to play scandal that the mercury news editorialized about is not personal to the congressman integrity. it goes to the dysfunction of special interests in american politics. the allegations were that staff members traded on public goods to raise funds for private gain. it is exactly what's wrong with the political process. the congressman has said that the chief of staff apologized. but here's what i would hope. and i hope here tonight, i hope the congressman would apologize for these ethical violations and assume accountability because ultimately it is he who is responsible to the citizens and the office is not in the tradition of tom campbell and the integrity we expect in silicon valley. >> our next question, ryan grim of the huffington post. ryan? >> mr. khanna, a decade ago congress allowed companies that were

a nato country and i think we ought to hold them to their obligations under nato to cooperate with us. >> joe? >> mr got a phone call from a friend several weeks ago who asked me if it was safe to stay in new york city because of isis. seemed like a silly question to me at the time then i had more people ask me that question, mika had more people ask that question. instead of asking you that question, i'll just ask, what is the gravest threat to citizens of new york city, to washington, d.c., to other high-risk areas? >> well, we've done an awful lot in the last dozen years to really increase our defenses and new york city has put in place a very robust intelligence capability and a really strong counterterrorism capability. i think what we're worried about is the possibility of people coming back from syria and iraq, american citizens who are entitled to return and some of them may be trying to carry on the fight here or as we saw in the case in london the other day, people who don't even go over but get radicalized over the internet trying to carry out the kinds of attacks that they see on televis

as to the veto of strikes, no, excellent cooperation, and it is very transparent as well. mr. secretary, so far france has purchase abated actively in strike in syria. it has come up in the conversation, and considering the islamic state's -- this is ration is desperate in anbar, do need assistance from france and other allies to beef up the campaign against the islamic state because things are not moving as rapidly as maybe you might have thought? minister, do you expect that france will decide inparticipate more actively airstrikes in syria, or do you rule that out completely? your first question, yes, we possibilities of france's involvement in syria, and i think the minister noted that in his remarks. l's threats to all of us do withinide just certain boundaries of certain countries, so it was an issue we discussed. as to your second question, i would go back to what the president said and what i have said, what chairman dempsey and others, this effort against isil, with our coalition partners, both in syria and iraq, is going to be difficult, and it is going to be long. m