death. >> nancy cooper never went a run from her house on july 12th of 2008. >> reporter: the prosecutors howard kum, amy fitz and boz had their own idea of what happened to nancy the night she disappeared. >> we think she came home from this party and said some things in front of him that might have upset him a little bit and he choked her. >> reporter: killed her then, their theory goes, put her body in the trunk of his car, drove to that drainage ditch, returned home to manufacture an alibi. why? she started with the shredded marriage, brad's affair, cutting off nancy financially, stopping her move back to canada. she was, testified nancy's friends, increasingly desperate. >> she said he's breaking me. i don't know how much left i have to fight. >> she told me when she slept at night she slept with her jeans on and the keys in her pocket with the children and the door locked. >> reporter: he never beat her. it wasn't physical, said the prosecutors. but he used financial power to exert absolute control. this, they sa

. >> reporter: guy cooper and his wife, nancy peacock, traveled the world together. on her last trip to the hawaiian islands cooper stayed behind at their home in california. he says it haunts him every day. >> i picture her in the water frightened, panicking. trying, struggling with that mask. >> reporter: an avid snorkeler, peacock was trying out a new type of equipment, a full face mask she bought on amazon. but less than an hour after entering the water her lifeless body was pulled out by a nearby surfer. >> i started right away thinking about this mask. >> right away. >> because i'm trying to think what could have gone wrong. >> reporter: these masks have a new design that covers the entire face, allowing snorkelers to breathe out of their nose and mouth, unlike the traditional two-piece snorkel equipment. but some safety experts say it's this design that may make it less safe, with greater risk for carbon dioxide build-up that could cause snorkelers to become dizzy or disoriented and tighter-fitting head strapz that may make it harder to pull off in an emergency

. >> reporter: guy cooper and his wife nancy peacock traveled the world together. . he says it haunts him every day. >> i picture her in the water frightened, pennick iin panicki struggling with that mask. >> reporter: an avid snorkeler she was trying out a new piece of equipment. a full-face mask bought on amazon, but less than an hour after entering the water, her lifeless body pulled out of the water by a nearby surfer. >> trying to think what could have gone wrong. >> reporter: these masks have a new design that covers the entire face. allowing snorkelers to breathe out of their nose and mouth, unlike the traditional two-piece snorkel equipment, but some safety experts say it's this design that may make it less risk with carbon dioxide buildup making snorkelers become dizzy or disoriented and harder head straps making it harder to pull off in an emergency. something cooper suspects happened to his wife. >> i wrote to the coroner and said, wouldn't you want to know what she was using? the e.r. never asked those questions. you never asked those questions. apparent

thent to make sure i thank minorities nancy fox and her team, because there was real cooperation between the majority and the minority. >> the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. >> i thank the chairman for yielding. despite his laudable efforts to complete all 18 house bills on the perpetual stalemate on unrelated matters left us with this undesirable choice of several continuing resolutions. this funding of government is universally harmful. but now we have a chance to get back on track for fiscal 2018. mr. speaker, there is a reason why we have a rule against legislating on appropriations bills. and yet here we are. the only hold back that kept us from getting these bills done on that a lot ofact people, some even in leadership, wanted to load onto this must pass bill legislation that is controversial. yet, our committee has to cope with and unsatisfactory arrangement. protecting american interests around the globe through military readiness and diplomacy is not a luxury in this hostile environment. it is a responsibility. the necessaryides resources to fulfill that responsibilit

i want to make sure i thank the minority staff, nancy fox and her team, because there was real cooperation between the majority and the minority. and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: mr. chairman, i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the chairman of the state foreign operations subcommittee, mr. rogers. from kentucky. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized for three minutes. mr. rogers: i thank the chairman for yielding. and despite his laudable efforts to complete all 18 fiscal -- fiscal era 2018 house bills on time, the perpetual stalemate on unrelated matters left us with this undesirable choice of several continuing resolutions. piecemeal funding of government is universally harmful. but now we've a chance to get back on track and finalize funding for fiscal 2018. mr. speaker, there's a reason why we have a rule against legislating on appropriations bills. and yet here we are. the only holdback that kept u

i want to make sure i thank the minority staff, nancy fox and her team, because there was real cooperation between the majority and the minority. and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: mr. chairman, i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the chairman of the state foreign operations subcommittee, mr. rogers. from kentucky. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized for three minutes. mr. rogers: i thank the chairman for yielding. and despite his laudable efforts to complete all 18 fiscal -- fiscal era 2018 house bills on time, the perpetual stalemate on unrelated matters left us with this undesirable choice of several continuing resolutions. piecemeal funding of government is universally harmful. but now we've a chance to get back on track and finalize funding for fiscal 2018. mr. speaker, there's a reason why we have a rule against legislating on appropriations bills. and yet here we are. the only holdback that kept u

nancy lynn work. i am the president of the u.s. institute of peace. i'm pleased to be able to welcome everybody for a special program. i'm glad the weather cooperated. welcome to everyone who has seudo-weather event this morning. we are pleased to see the members of our international advisory council, and welcome to those who are joining us by webcast. u.s.ip wasyou know, founded by congress, dedicated to the proposition that peace is undertaking,ctical that it is essential for our global security, and that it is eminently possible. with countries around the world, governments and society leaders, to equip them with the kind of tools and learning and information that enables them to work to prevent conflict from becoming violent and to resolve it when it does. as i think everyone in this world is aware, -- remains one of the most important policy priorities for the united states. is able tod usip host the national security adviser. we are very honored you chose to accept our invitation to come here and have a conversation onh washington policymakers critical events that are occurring in afghanistan. ip has been deeply involved in afghanistan since 2

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nancy lindborg. i am the president of the u.s. institute of peace and the police vehicle to welcome everybody this morning for a very special program. i'm glad the weather cooperated to let us continue with this morning. welcome to everyone who braved the sort of pseudo-weather events to join us this morning. where specially pleased to see the members of her in national advisory council, to those who are joining us by webcast. as many of you know usip was founded in 1984 by congress, dedicated to the proposition that peace is a very practical undertaking, that it is actually essential for our global security, that it is eminently possible. so usip works with partners in conflict -- society leaders, women and youth to equip them with the kind of tools and learnings and information that enables them to work to prevent conflict from becoming violent and to resolve it when it does. as a think everyone in this room is well aware, afghanistan remains one of the most critical foreign-policy priorities for the united states. some extremely pleased that usip is able to host this morning national security adviser mohammad atmar. we are very honored that you chose to accept

nancy lynn work. i am the president of the u.s. institute of peace. i'm pleased to be able to welcome everybody for a special program. i'm glad the weather cooperated. welcome to everyone who has seudo-weather event th