he's the nash in crosby stills and nash.he harmony-laden group has been filling ears with melodys since the late '60s. but nash hasn't just viewed the world from a stage. he's seen it through a lens. >> the portrait is of my mother that i took when i was 11. >> the vantage point of a rock star provided pretty interesting subjects. >> this is my friend joni mitchell. it was shot through the hole in the back of a chair. >> bandmates like neil young also caught his eye. >> i saw this shot of neil and it's incredible. it's definitely him driving home. >> a portrait of david crosby. >> i captured him when he was young and handsome and vital. >> another shot of him battling drug addiction that told the deeper story. >> he was completely alone there. the image really captured that moment. >> nash is also drawn to everyday life. >> 4 or 5-year-old girl sitting on a hamburger stand lunch counter with an uzi machine gun next to her. i'm more interested in moments that happen in the blink of an eye. >> in another snapshot of time he li

chuck nash is retired navy captain and a fox news military analyst. nice to have you captain nash. how vulnerable are our marines today? should we be concerned about their safety based on the latest information? >> well, anytime you have troops in a combat zone like iraq we should be concerned but i would not be overly concerned. massive installation and although there are 320 marines and probably some special forces there training, they're training an entire iraqi division. so the place, they're more than enough folks to defend the facility and the facility was set up to be defended. so, for the isis forces to present a very clear major danger, they would have to mass and as soon as they mass, we'll take them out with air cover. so i think this is something to be concerned about, yes but not overly concerned. jenna: interesting to see the news though, about what our own people could be dealing with in the region and contrast it with what is going on politically in washington d.c. with the president asking for authorization for use of military force and congress going back and fort

captain nash, we'll get back to you shortly.rn reporter tom joins us from copehagen. >> reporter: the police confirmed two police officers were injured and another person is shot in the head. it could be an attacker or civilian. we don't know yet. it is two miles from the the first shooting. but where things are going on now it is central. it is a place where people are going out. and they evacuated one of the busiest stations. with a lot of police it fls the north of copenhagen. >> dow know how many people are there at the time. >> it is 1:30 a.m. and not the normal time for the synagogue. and the spokesperson for the jewish society was on their way now. and i don't think it would be 50 at all. >> was the individual shot not the police officer. were they inside of the synagogue or outside. do you know if it happened on the steet. >> reporter: all reports are outside. we are not sure. >> we heard that there was one individual that is hand cuffed and then let g. did you hear about that? >> no the police shouted they had an arrest

prosecutor alan nash: >> he of but he admits that he murdered these two men that he'd used drugs and alcohol that morning. >> reporter: nash says routh knew what he was doing when he killed the men but routh's attorney tim moore, argues he did not. >> not only did he not know his conduct was wrong. he thought he had to take their lives because he was in danger. >> reporter: next week, prosecutors are expected to call several more witnesses who analyzed the weapons and crime scene. if convicted routh could face life in prison without patrol. >> pelley: manuel bojorquez manuel thanks. a new study finds where a lot of plastic trash swiending up. and the grapes of ruth. justice ginsburg reveals why she fell asleep at the state of the union when the cbs evening news continues. step on this machine and get my number which matches my dr. scholl's custom fit orthotic inserts. now i get immediate relief from my foot pain. my knee pain. find a machine at drscholls.com frustrated with your overactive bladder medicine not working? ...can't handle the side effects? botox® treats symptoms of leaki

up with one of the greatest finds of the 20th century. >> investigator john kirk is certain kelly nashe got one of the best pieces of footage of this. >> the craziest footage is the one that kelly nash taped. i've seen ever creature in the water, and i don't know what that was. so i was thinking about that, too, going wouldn't that be nice if i could bring this baby in. >> but despite an exhaustive he set sail in 2011 hoping to prove his theory. >> the "anchorage daily news," whatever, actually put a $100,000 reward on this thing. so i was thinking about that, too, going wouldn't that be nice if i could bring this baby in. >> but despite an exhaustive search, he returns empty-handed. >> i really had high hopes about finding this thing. i'd love to go back up there, and when i get a little older, a little more time on my hands, i will go up there, and i'll disprove or prove this thing. >> until then, the myth of caddy lives on. after all, perhaps the mystery is what we love most of all. >>> whether you're ready for it, or you're not. >> i definitely don't want to burn to death. >> life

at first, city government officials ignored nash and his petition.ut when the friedman bureau gets involved, the mayor, who is now theodore stark rejects nash's petition in no uncertain terms. he writes, why in the hell should he allow them entrance? he considered african-americans to be the "pet lambs of the government," and said the city had no responsibility for them. even though black and white citizens received aid from the freedmen's bureau, stark ignores that white residents are also benefiting from federal government presence. nash and the freedmen's bureau says you are barring these men solely because they are african-american. stark did not deny that. instead, he offered a financial reason to justify his dissemination. access to institutions like the alms house, he argued, was not an automatic right for anyone regardless of skin color. instead, admittance was reserved for taxpayers, because it was their dollars that supported institutions like the on's house. he discursively turned this governmental public space that is supposed to be for t

captain chuck nash thank you very much for your analysis.see you. >> nice to see you, arthel. >>> i thought maybe a bit early but the 2016 presidential race has already claimed its first dropout. that big mitt. other candidates are positioning themselves to stay in it for the long haul. tonight, we are looking at them all, where they stand, what they say, what they may do. it's fox news reporting the many early contenders. we will take a close look at the gop contenders how they are doing in the quest for money and advantage and advice, how the race is going even at this early stage. you don't want to miss this, tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern and tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. right here on the fox news channel. certainly sounds fascinating. >> he always does it right. >>> we move on. dietary supplements. listen up, going under the microscope. authorities claiming some of them are not only a complete waste of money but could also be dangerous to your health. a member of the fox news medical a-team is here to weigh in. at ally bank no branches equal

. >> reporter: district attorney alan nash. >> but he admits that he murdered these two men, that he used drugs and alcohol that morning. and that he knew what he was doing was wrong. >> reporter: nash said routh shot kyle and littlefield in the back in the face and elsewhere. a total of 13 rounds using two handguns. also among the first witnesses, littlefield's mother who told the jury she was testifying on what would have been her son's 38th birthday. >> that was jacob rascon reporting. >>> right now you're looking at a live picture of a house committee hearing on the growing threat from isis. lawmakers are discussing president obama's request for war power authority to defeat the terror group. the request is already creating division on the hill. republicans have concerns the request is who limited, yet democrats say the language could be too vague. mr. obama has said however she confident he will have bipartisan support and said bluntly yesterday, "isil is going to lose." >>> will president obama make good on his threat to veto the keystone pipeline bill? we'll know soon i guess.

. >> when tara grinstead van nashed the investigation focused almost immediately on her former boyfrienduring that period of time. >> we dated about 5 and a half years. >> when you say dated was it serious or casual relationship? >> it was a commitment. we did not date other people. i was honest with her when i said i had no intentions of marriage because of my career. she told me she felt like it was time for her to move on. >> you had been dumped essentially? >> more or less. >> were you upset by that at all? >> at first. we continued to remain friends but i felt a little rejected at first. i brushed my shoulders off and started dating other people. she asked several times about rekindling the relationship. i told her we could stay friends but i p didn't want any kind of commitment. >> so you were rejecting her essentially at this point. >> pretty much. >> did she accept that? >> no. >> how many times have you talked to gbi? >> four, five times. >> they have asked you to talk and you provided all of that? >> yes. >> at the time i talked to marcus' lawyer thomas tejada. >> marcus called

look at this mess off to the south and west impacting nash nashville as well as atlanta freezing rainaded our way for saturday. watches posted, advisories as well as warnings. you'll want to kite to the fox 29 weekend news beginning at 8am. we have team coverage with caitlin roth on this snow heade does your carpet ever feel rough and dirty? don't avoid it. resolve it. our new formula with a special conditioning ingredient softens your carpet with every use. it's resolve, so you know it cleans and freshens but now it also softens. resolve. a carpet that welcomes you. and try resolve for amazing stain removal the first time. >> woman: the following is a paid presentation for the nuwave precision induction cooktop, brought to you by the makers of the number-one-selling nuwave oven. >> announcer: when you turn on your cooktop, do you really know what the temperature is? no-- you're just guessing. are you too busy to watch what you're cooking? tired of all that burnt food going to waste? worried about your kids getting burned or a loved one starting a fire in the kitchen? well, those prob

nash victim overtowards knoxville, we have a warning in effect for ice accumulations and snow coming down on top of that. we have a number of incidents reports along interstate 40, but we have concern in north carolina and southern carolina. we are getting sleet and slippery weather. here is where the ice is. the greatest stretch is eye long the border and stretching into virginia. now i know where i'm looking i'll direct the conversation about the snow stretching across the area. washington d.c. we have ice and winter weather warnings. across the area in parts closer to southern new jersey and also the peninsula. temperatures will not warm up. as soon as the snow and ice exits, it looks like we'll have a hard freeze in the south tonight. >> bad for the poor people in new england. >>> a prominent american muslim leader is under investigation. he was custody on sunday. police are not confirming that. two women who claim the imam abused them spoke on camera to lisa stark. they asked us to shield share identities. >> i thought you know what this is a revered man, maybe this is what he's

captain chuck nash is back with me. could you have written that monday?k it probably was written on monday. the problem with this bill is that he's talking about a world that does not exist. it's a fantasy world in his mind or his speech writers' mind but the fact is that we are looking once again, this is the third time in history, osama bin laden called his effort the third jihad. it is the third jihad. you've got militant islam on the march. it now controls territory in syria and iraq and all of the countries that the president used when he described where these extremists are, are controlled or are being overrun by organizations that define themselves as islamic. so i -- this digital network that he's setting up to pull everybody together their first hashtag ought to be duh. that's what this is really about. this is the willful disregard and it's going to come at a horrific price. >> had you brought the president of egypt or king abdullah of jordan to the white house? >> absolutely. >> would that have made a much stronger statement than bringing this

will that mean a new positive era on the ground in captain nash joins us now. the grounds for peace have never been better. do you buy that? >> well, they are the ones who have to accept or reject that proposal. if president ghani is saying that, i have to kind of believe that he's got some insight he has been talking or his people have been talking because karzai as you may recall, left the informal talks in qatar because they put up an islamic emirate flag the islamic emirate of afghanistan flag and that totally ticked off karzai and he left. so something has changed and for secretary of defense carter on his first visit internationally, he was just made secretary of defense just on tuesday, so for him to be talking about the president may be considering and this and that he's not floating these things on his own. this is in serious discussion or he would not be broaching the subject. >> clearly they want to make this a major priority by visiting troops in afghanistan drawing down to 10,000 now and half by next year, zero supposedly by 2016. how do you think

this is oklahoma state's brian nash with a little flotation in the lane. tied at 25. good ball game as you would expect between 22 and 24. west virginia's jawan staten blocked but right out to gary brown. he had 18 points. a 30-16. west virginia wins an important game 73-63 in stillwater. >> how'd you do on that mustang getting to work today? >> because of my great driving skills, i made it. i made it. >> in one piece. >> congratulations. >> in one piece, i criminal. >> we're on top of this storm. going to be back here. >> sleet's going to get slippery now, freezing rain, not good. >> stay off the roads if at all possible. >> thanks for watching. bye. the bed reacts to your body. it hugs you. it's really cool to the touch. this zips off so i can wash it-yes, please. (vo) visit your local retailer and feel the tempur-pedic difference for yourself. >> axelrod: tonight, the winter of our discontent. snow and ice make a widespread mess in the south midwest, and northeast as angry commuters vent on twitter, she's the one who's got to answer them. >> i don't think that they

it's 43 in philadelphia. 50 in roanoke as well as nash nashville.ut on the other side of that front it is 16 in chicago. 10 degrees right now in minneapolis. so enjoy this brief reprieve from that arctic chill while it lasts. 43 in wilmington. we have 40 degrees right now in trenton. but as we take look at that clipper, you can see that thin ribbon of moisture, it will diminish a bit as it moves towards our area but not tonight tonight. tomorrow morning that wip dough roughly between 4am when you're watching sue toward the pocono mountains, the lehigh valley but once again not whole lot of moisture so most of the flurries and light snow will romaine north and west toward the lee his valley and the peck know mountains. some of that activity will try and move toward the philadelphia area but it look like it will run out of gas. but the bigger deal that arctic front winds are going gust up to 40 miles per hour tomorrow and once again temperatures by this time across the area will feel like the single digits for most. when i come indoors we'll talk abou

you can see it's hitting nash nashville, kansas city as well as st. louis missouri right now. that pink, that is sleet and freezing rain and ice storm for nashville. it was even snowing earlier this evening in at land that snow is moving toward knoxville tennessee right noun it will eventually head in our direct. we have winter weather advisories for all of delaware and south jersey. winter storm watches philadelphia north and west. but tonight increasing clouds. bone-chilling cold. temperatures in the single digits. let's time out tomorrow. tomorrow morning is dry but look at what happens by the afternoon afternoon. we're looking at that snow overtaking the area. it will accumulate rapidly then late tomorrow evening it will change over mix in with sleet before turning over to all rain overnight saturday into sunday and moving out. here's the bottom line. three to sick inches for philadelphia. that snow begins early afternoon afternoon. late evening, it changes over to sleet and snow. and then all rain overnight saturday into sunday. when i come indoors we'll have another brea

>> myers' husband says even though his wife went in search of nash's car she shouldn't have been gunneddancing with the stars" right around the corner. today we'll find out who is putting on those dancing shoes. >>> meantime rumors are running rampant this is mark ballas with his partner. we see long blond hair draped over her face. who do you think it is. >> sarah jessica parker. that was michael sam. new cast will be announced this morning on "good morning america." >> sorry for butting it. >> we'll see. >> 4:57 parents of children with a peanut allergy sometimes go to extreme to keep the nuts away. a new study suggests that is exactly the wrong thing to to. >> new developments coming in on this amber alert out of delaware. police have just obtained a huge clue. we'll give you a live update. that's coming up at 5:00 a.m. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos ov

debuted items like bleach, free diapers and non-aerosol air freshness some of the new products include nash usual children's soap, veggie pouches, with a full serving of spinach. i guess the challenge now get the kids to eat them. ukee err dismay. >> hey. >> got to eat your spinach. >> thanks, jill, appreciate it. >> love your popeye. >> that's my man. coming up after a short break traffic and weather and >> just coming up on 5:00 a.m. n tullytown bucks county dealing with a police stand-off that's creating quite a potentially dangerous situation for everyone around levittown parkway, completely closed at this time at route 13, you want to takenly road and new falls road to get around that, for the time being, and if you're in the area just in general just to use some extra caution but a loft police activity on the scene at this time. over on 95, right around girard, everything moving nicely so far. roadways look pretty dry. so no problems southbound, or northbound but otherwise out in new jersey pretty much the same story light volume so far right around creek road. northbound lanes you ar

prosecutor alan nash insisted that routh should be held accountable. >> mental illnesses, even the ones that this defendant may or may not have don't deprive people from the ability to be good citizens to know right from wrong. >> i got a military-age male. >> reporter: the blockbuster movie "american sniper" tells kyle's story. the navy seal had 160 confirmed kills in iraq. the most in u.s. military history. after the war, kyle counseled troubled vets like routh. he and littlefield met routh for the first time when they drove him to the gun range and right away defense lawyer tim moore says, they sensed routh's issues. >> chris kyle was sitting in the driver's seat on his sel phone and he texts chad littlefield sitting right next to him. he texts him this, dude is straight up nuts." when he took their lives, he was in the grip of a psychosis. >> reporter: taya kyle the first witness cried repeatedly recalling her husband. she testified kyle took routh to the range because, "he thought he was doing a good thing." scott, if convicted of the double murder routh faces life in prison with n

prosecutor alan nash insisted that routh should be held accountable. >> i got a military-age male. >> reporter: the blockbuster movie "american sniper" tells kyle's story. the navy seal had 160 confirmed kills in iraq. the most in u.s. military history. after the war, kyle counseled troubled vets like routh. he and littlefield met routh for the first time when they drove him to the gun range and right away, defense lawyer tim moore says, they sensed routh's issues. >> reporter: taya kyle, the first witness, cried repeatedly recalling her husband. she testified kyle took routh to the range because, "he thought he was doing a good thing." scott, if convicted of the double murder, routh faces life in prison with no possibility of parole. >> pelley: mark strassmann reporting for us, mark, thank you. after a storm of controversy nbc news has taken the unprecedented step of suspending anchorman brian williams for six months without pay. jim axelrod has that story. >> reporter: 11 days ago, brian williams said this on nbc "nightly news,": the story actually started with a terrible moment a d

the bad news they were taking on the inform hl top team in nash nashville. former flyer head coach peter laviolette the predators head man got a standing ovation today. second period game tied at one when ryan white gives the flyers a two-one lead right there. nice pass. he's got points in four straight games but nashville would tie the game. the game goes to over tight. a shoot out. vorachek nice move right there. beats the goalie. a great all season long. wayne simmonds. someone else has been big for the flyers all year. that seals it right l flyers win three-two in the shoot out and trail the bruins by just four points orange and black host the caps tomorrow afternoon. >>> cole hamels never been one to bite his tongue the subject of many trade rumors this off season earlier this week he made it clear he wanted out of town. today he met with the media in clearwater and lesley has the story. >> this given moment i'm a a phillie. >> over the off season cole hamels was saying he wants to win and he knows that's not going to happen here. didn't confirm or deny

<year-old derek nash after a tense standoff at his mother's house. rowntree the incident. now traces three felony charges for murder and attempted murder and unlawful discharge. a court hearing has been set for this coming monday morning. the shares office ha<

all right, captain chuck nash, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >>> well stick around we'll have our breaking news and attack in denmark that police call an act of terror. >>> also shooting at a free speech event. (melodic, calm music) hi, this is jennifer i will be out of the office until monday, and won't be checking voicemail during this time. i'll reply just as soon as i get back to work. sail with princess cruises the number one cruise line in alaska. save up to $500 during our 50th anniversary sale. call your travel consultant or 1-800-princess. princess cruises. come back new. [alarms blaring] ohhhhh... whoa whoa whoa! who's responsible for this?!? if something goes wrong, you find a scapegoat. ...rick. it's what you do. ahhhhhhhh! what'd you say? uh-oh! kelly! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. rick. don't walk away from me. ahhhhhhhh! >>> fox news alert for you one person is dead and three people are hurt after a shooting at a cafe in denmark. this is a li

as executive director of kings organization and the voices of stokely, michael diane nash a wave of others ella baker was a democratic activist a democratic activist, but she believed the centrality of grassroots because the meant to t5 the mental capacity and ability of those every day people those james cleveland called ordinary people. as you access their ability and capacity, you do not have to have just one leader representing all black people and all brown people usually to be co-opted. and once you co-opted or murder lo and behold depression disorientation and the possibility of those capacities in the abilities of ordinary people to overlook. ella baker is someone we have to catch up with. she is ahead of us and she died, of course working closely with my precious puerto rican brothers and the liberation movement. she was cosmopolitan international always at a grassroots level and there is nothing wrong if people think you are charismatic but you must use your charismatic as a form of service not a form of conspicuous consumption that makes you center stage as an individual rather

. >>> the nash's first cat calf -- nation's fist cat cafe opened -- first cat cafe opened here in the city of oakland. >> i thought that i would go and check it out. >> welcome to the country's first cat cafe. the pet project of cat lover adam. >> the cat thing has just sort of like been this natural eve lugs of cats taking -- of lugs of cats taking over any work and life. >> they are kept away from the kich phone health department regulation -- kich phone health department regular -- kitchen for health department regulations. cats who were once in shelters, now roam free. visits humans have to follow a lot of rules. >> the biggest thing is that we don't let people pick up cats. some of can t cats aren't einto it -- the cats aren't into it. >> they can enter into the quiet sonoma where only two people are allowed at a time. >> everything we trying to do is limit the stress of the cats. >> most cats were into being social. this group came from florida. >> we heard about it so we thought we would swing by. >> for people usa chance to -- it's a chance to see them outside of a sterile she

. >> reporter: in opening statements district attorney nash said routh knew what he was doing when he both men multiple times in the back and head. he used two different guns. even taking the time to reload before fleeing in kyle's pickup truck. the same truck routh of driving after he was arrested during a police chase. >> did he intentionally cause the deaths of these two men? did he know what he was doing was wrong? those are the two issues we're going to ask you to decide. >> reporter: the defense argues routh is innocent by reason of insanity. they blame it on post traumatic stress as a result of his service for his country overseas. >> at the time of this tragedy, that ready routh was insane. not only of he suffering from a severe menial disease or defect not only did he not know his conduct was wrong, he thought he had to take their lives. >> reporter: then the defense delivered a bombshell. chris kyle's own words -- in the form of a text kyle said littlefield -- kyle sent littlefield. in the time they were in the front seat of the truck with routh seated behind them on the hou

. >> on february 2, 2013 -- >> reporter: district attorney allen nash told the jury rouse smoked marijuanand despite awareness of mental illness he was aware of what he was doing when he fired the deadly shots. >> the evidence will show that mental illness don't deprive people of the ability to be good citizens, to know right from wrong, to obey the law. >> reporter: but lead defense attorney tim moore outlined rouse's life in and out of mental institutions describing a troubled young man diagnosed with major depressive disorder, post-traumatic stress and psychosis psychosis. >> he thought he had to take their lives because he was in danger. >> reporter: and now as the trial begins his life is in the hands of a rural texas jury. jay gray, nbc news, dallas. >>> breaking first at 5 tonight, double trouble for metro. >> a small fire fills arlington's courthouse station with smoke just as the ntsb reveals some alarming information about ventilation in metro's tunnels. >> the courthouse station was evacuated as firefighters rushed to the scene. >> we have live team coverage for you. adam tuss h

this is nash street. it is completely clear. the plow has been through here completely cleaned off. turn it off on to 31st place it is snow-packed. at the end of the block, that is also clear. so the residents want to know why they haven't seen plow. >> driving in the district you'll be sandwiched in snow. a clear path with piles on both si but you may want to avoid turning on to the 1300 block of 31st place southeast, because you won't see any clean pavement. >> i like to see we've been forgotten. >> reporter: reggie strayhorn lives on the short block and can't explain why the rest of the naked iseighborhood is plowed but not the road in front of his house. it's upsetting. >> no plow. you can see. like i said plowed at the top. plowed at the bottom, but not one here. >> this is not the first time. >> as far back as i can remember since i've been a child, never ploured edplowed the street. >> reporter: a serious concern for those left feeling ignore pd only six houses on the block but still we're d.c. residents. >> reporter: strayhorn says for years he's tried to get an explanation

. >> from "the washington post," david ig nashs has an op-ed where he urges the obama administrationhink an act like a super power. he writes you wouldn't know it listening to gloomy kmen at a timers, the united states has been lucky. the strength is more obvious. its adversaries suffered reversals. the united states shouldn't be shy about helping its friends or making adversaries pay for reckless behavior as in dealing with russia's aggression in ukraine. he is calling for a more robust foreign policy now. do you think there are those in the administration that share that view? >> interesting to see if susan rice shares that. i thought it was a provocative piece that what david is arguing is that united states economy now is better than anyone else's economy in the world. you have a situation where oil prices are down very low. it is hurting regimes like iran hurting russia as well. united states couldn't have a stronger card to play than it has before. he is saying start playing that card now. >> thank you very much mark murray, as always. >> thanks. >>> let's go to a disturbing st

the bad news is i guarantee you that district attorney alan nash knew a bunch of the jurors that cameon that jury panel. why? because in a small town and a county like erath, their kids play little league together they go to walmart together and the home court advantage that any prosecutor has in any criminal case becomes that much more dramatic in a small town and small county. >> i'm going to have to leave it there. don't forget faith, mashed potatoes don't mean gravy. brian wice and faith jenkins, thank you for your time tonight. >> thanks, rev. >>> coming up would you pay $100,000 to have dinner with jeb bush? even some on wall street are shaking their heads. >>> and did this really happen? did that really happen? sadly, it did. jon stewart is leaving the"the daily show." that's ahead. >> how many times a week does biden show up in a wet bathing suit to a meeting? just ballpark figure? >> i had to put out a presidential directive on that. >> you have to put towels down. >> i have to say, he looks pretty good. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america i

clip that you showed when he played neil young and then you saw the real crosby steels steals the nash the coolest, funniest president ever. i'm sorry. >> i think that's right. he bridges generation and demographics and he knows what funny is and that's basically what is the root of his brilliance, is that he's able to do that. >> and he's a genuinely nice guy. >> he really is. >> stephanie, jimmy maria, thank you for joining "conversation nation". >> thanks, reverend. >>> one of the toughest jobs in america was filled today. that's next. and set out on their own. they believed in more, than the assembly line. they believed driving was a holy endeavor. a hundred years later, the dodge brothers spirit lives on. thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. we come by almost every day to deliver your mail s

ambassador soderbergh is now president and ceo of soderbergh solutions, nash ambassador soderberg -- ambassador soderberg is now president and ceo of soderberg solutions. his brush with public service spent time in lee hamilton's office as well as with senator richard lugar. i think sandy we turn it over to you to begin your own and better summation of your biography. >> what i did in the administration as well as my background? >> yes. >> i was the deputy security advisor in the first term, the national security advisor in the second term, having been the foreign-policy adviser in the campaign. i often thought of national security advisers' jobs as being able to write on the elephant and then having to clean up after the elephant. [laughter] it is really multiple jobs. you write on the elephant because you are one of three or four printable advisers to the president along with the secretary of state, secretary of defense, director of the cia you clean up after it because you essentially are the chief of staff for foreign policy. the national security staff which is about 150 men foo

should be released on bail and fahmy gave a passionate speech on how painful it was to give up egyptian nashnality part of cite criteria to go to canada and trying to get him extradited and what was holding it up was a prosecutor not willing to sign off and say now it's up to the judge to sign off and they believe he is going to be more willing and want to see him out of egypt so he can get the proper treatment he needs for an injured shoulder as well as his hepatitis c and i talked to mohamed's wife after the trial as well and looking forward to having her husband come home and see their three children. she told me she is going to buy them suites and buy her kids new clothes for the big party that they are celebrating. this case is not over yet. while these journalists have been released they are expected back in the courthouse on february 23rd. >> reporter: fahmy assistant professor of political science and not related to the colleague fahmy and studies the movement and great to have you with us what do you make of the conditional release and $33,000 bail? >> so this is very interesting so

our senior nash edge correct bend went ent will to see the des trubs firsthand. >> reporter: remarkableere that doesn't have some mark of destruction upon it. nearly every street had some mark of the battle that's been raging there for days now. at a fact when most world leaders were pretending there is a ceasefire going on here in ukraine. we saw much ukrainian armor left behind by the troops who obviously fled there in the past few days many armored vehicles destroyed but some simply left in their tracks weapons being ordered together by the separatists as part of their loot if you like that particular phrase and still the sound of shelling on the outskirts, one shell landing not far from us small arms fire as well. hardly a city in ceasefire, but one too ravaged by des rubs. remarkable to see people emerging they say from after their first quiet night in possibly months if not weeks, remember that city was encircled about ten days ago and cut off from the outside world. we went back to see some elderly women who when i saw them two weeks ago were shelt ring in the town hall there wit

but prosecutor nash says he intentionally killed kyle and littlefield. >> in the end, we believe the key evidence guides you on two critical issues and that is he intentionally caused deaths of the two men, and when he did so did he know what he was doing was wrong. those are the two ultimate issues. >> kyle's wife and littlefield's mother are expected to be the first witnesses today. nbc's charles hadlock joins me from stevenville, texas. in his opening statements, charles, we learned from the prosecutor today and his statements that the victims were shot with different guns both shot repeatedly in the back and according to the prosecutor the gun kyle appeared to have been firing at the shooting range was empty, suggesting that routh waited until kyle would not be able to defend himself before shooting. >> reporter: that's what it looks like in the opening statements. the prosecution is outlining its case. they say that kyle was shot five times in the back once in the side. and littlefield shot another four or five times with a different caliber gun. they claim eddie routh reloaded

. >> this big ice palace, we'll show now little bit, getting nash al attention worried it might comeing down. then there is this. >> you're not like an actress that's being -- >> you know this is the actual first lady. don't embarrass me. >> and what are big bird michelle obama and this woman named elena doing in a grocery store? well the bizarre game they played all to try to get to you eat healthier. well, good day everyone, mike, are you healthy eater? >> no. but i'm changing it all today. because it is ash wednesday. >> that's true watch are you giving up? >> ya, okay. i guess he's still thinking. you know you need to hurry up and decide. y? don't know, i'll think about it. >> instead of thinking negative how about thinking something positive? >> good day everybody, it is ash wednesday, february what is it the 18th? >> the 18th. >> 2015. >> let's get to sue. because this weather, i mean, seriously, are we really going to deal with some snow this morning? >> not this morning. >> tonight. >> tonight. >> after sunset. >> okay. >> not as much as yesterday. it is a clipper system comi

she introduced graham nash to stills and crosby. they needed a third voice.mama cass' back yard where she invited eric clapton to come meet some friends because he didn't know anybody. and she invited david crosby who brought his young poet grey joni mitchell who sat and played her entire first album before anyone heard it before. >> that is joni leaning out the window of her very very fine house. ♪ >> as word got around about his work, diltz got a phone call from the does. >> how did you end up here? >> this is the hotel that ray manzarek, the keyboard player had seen just driving by randomly. >> in 1969 he took lead sicker jim morrison and the band to a run down hotel in downtown l.a. >> here it is, morrison hotel. right there, ya know. jim was right about here. ray was over there. >> did you position them? >> no. i didn't. we came out here i thought i'll have them stand here like this under the sign. and then i said, rub in there they hit those spots perfect. >> how many shots did you take? >> literally one roll. >> no lights? >> no lights. he never knew h

. >> eric nash is a the suspect and you heardmyer's husband saying she fed him and tried to help him.defense can use that in their favor to say -- >> troubled young man. the prosecution is going to say this woman is a mother in her 40's trying to help a boy who lived close to them. prosecution will paint her as a very likable, sympathetic woman. >> let's move on to the american sniper trial that has been going on. what do you make of the defense just calling one witness? >> i don't think they really had anymore than that. i don't think they could have put him on the stand because then the prosecutor would get up on cross and say didn't you tell the officer at the time i think officer briely that you know what you did is wrong and you said yes, sir and follows up with the sentence of would it have been all right if i had stayed because remember he fled. so he is asking the very officer speaking to him would it have been okay if i had stayed there? he is calculating. it is a calculated move. if he had taken the stand all of that would come out. they have come out but it has been days. t

. >> reporter: district attorney amin nash. >> but he admits he murdered these two men, that he usede knew what he was doing wrong. >> reporter: nash said routh shot kyle and littlefield in the back, in the face and elsewhere. a total of 13 rounds using two handguns. also among the first witnesses, littlefield's mother who told the jury she was testifying on what would have been her son's 38th birthday. >>> incredibly tragic. joe, chance at a fair trial first of all? is there even one? and if convicted, can there be an appeal? >> actually we've been saying for some time that it's hard to get a fair trial when you have the number one book in america being written by the murdered navy s.e.a.l. the american hero. the american sniper, and also when the biggest war movie in the history of american box office is still in theaters. chris kyle is a hero across the nation for millions and millions of people. especially in his home town. so even if the prosecutor gets a conviction, i expect an appeal and if you look back at history of the supreme court and look back at what's happened with pre

tom: are you like crosby, stills, nash, floating on a boat, you look at the stars in the southern hemisphereer] brendan: sometimes i have no idea what he is talking about. no idea. i have not sail we will get there someday. ed there. olivia: number two melbourne. the international air show pays tribute to heroes in the military is the asian. it features sonic air fighters and vintage aircraft. all of those explosions were state. over 180,000 patrons are excited to attend. show runs until march 1. pretty cool. number one photo of the day, this is a pretty amazing video come in new jersey, a home under renovation is loading after a natural gas leak was reported. fortunately, nobody was seriously hurt. tom: this is chris christie's fault? olivia: presumably. tom: no one was hurt in this. olivia: no one was seriously hurt. authorities were called to the scene, 15 were injured in the inspection when the explosion occurred. he causes being investigated but they suspect a gas leak. but look at that, this is the dash cam. brendan: all right, do you know the real vladimir putin? does vladimir putin e

host: maps from the nash -- national atlas showing idaho lands under control of the federal governmente green areas. you can see some of the federal land is division in idaho. june is up next from wisconsin. caller: good morning. i am glad to have c-span. i would like to -- i do not agree with republicans on a lot of things, but i do agree with them on this immigration thing. this immigration thing is way out of control. it is absolutely horrendous. it is herman is what is going on in wisconsin and other states. it used to be that they were here doing jobs that black people, white people, and asian people would not do that is nonsense. there is a bunch of work out there for white people. i believe that republicans are on the right track. these 12 million people have to go back to their home countries. this is getting ridiculous. we can barely afford for our own citizens of the united states. guest: what you're hearing from him is frustration that we are hearing from all american people. you have a president that has society he will give 5 million people. ability to work in the united s

. >> nashe was stunning on the red carpet and wore these gorgeous fashions, and as a result she now has they're wearing that dress. you're asking people to judge you. you're walking on the red carpet. you don't have to put yourself out there if you don't want to. so you can't complain. >> reporter: so consider this fair warning to those heading to the oscars on sunday night. we'll be watching closely. for "cbs this morning," john blackstone, hollywood. >> the truth is you don't have to walk the red carpet. you know people still like to see what people are wearing and if you don't want to walk the red carpet you don't have to. >> it is hollywood. >> still fun. >>> what does the religious leader know about the death his wife? >> i'm troy roberts. weeks after her wedding this beautiful bride is found dead. the mysterious circumstances that have police investigating. that's coming up on "cbs this morning." to go commando? how was your wiping experience? ok. why do you think ripples are so great? probably ripples would just clean better. yeah, why? just...would pick up more layers. do you fe

. >> reporter: district attorney alan nash. >> he admits that he murdered these two men, that he usedohol that morning, and that he knew what he was doing was wrong. >> reporter: nash said routh shot kyle and littlefield in the back in the face and elsewhere. a total of 13 rounds using two handguns. also among the first witnesses, littlefield's mother who told the jury, she was testifying on what would have been her son's 38th birthday. we also heard from first responders including a gun range employee who was with a family who quote wanted to meet chris kyle when he found the bodies. expect to hear more testimony from first responders today, maybe even a texas ranger who took routh's confession and apparent admission that he quote knew what he was doing was wrong. matt. >> jacob rascone, thank you very much. >>> lisa bloom is a "today" legal analyst. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> let's go with there text okay. chris kyle sandy text to littlefield in that car on the way to the gun range, eddie routh was in the back seat. at one point he sends a text that says routh is quote