patti ann: i'm patti ann browne for martha.sident is facing strong political headwinds at home and abroad as he seeks support for nuclear framework still in process but he says it is all part of his plan. >> you asked about an obama doctrine. the doctrine is we will engage but we preserve all our capabilities. it is not as if all these conversations i'm leaving all my you know, rifles at the door. we're walking in these negotiations and everybody knows that we've got the most firepower. and we're not relinquishing our capacity to defend ourselves or our allies. in that situation why wouldn't we test it? exsenior political analyst brit hume is back with us in the nick of time. we missed you. hope you had a nice -- >> would say it is nice to be back and that would be partly true. bill: great to see you. >> thank you. bill: take the obama doctrine, we'll engage but preserve all of our capabilities. what did you hear from that description? >> well i think it's a bit of a stretch for him to say that because it is pretty clear from a

patti ann: i'm patti ann browne in for martha maccallum. students were sleeping in their dorm rooms when they were awakened by fire. terrorists firing as people ran for their lives. it's the second attack claimed by al-shabaab in two weeks. >> reporter: what's harrowing on top of the details you described is the security forces are not able to go into the one remaining dormitory and rescue the hostages because there are militant snipers on the roofs of the other buildings and they are shooting down at the security teams who are trying to rescue those hostages. they are mostly females and christians as well. al-shabaab which has claimed responsibility for this attack has been asking students whether they are muslim or christian. letting the muslim students go. 810 students are known to be at the college. only 535 are not accounted for at this point. the death toll is 15 confirmed and 16 injured. given that large number of student not accounted for the numbers are very likely to change soon, the kenyan president has just addressed the nation.

patti: running out of gas, maybe.ctually no, she's probably worried about getting to i am on time for her first event. lisa: i think that probably right, but don't you think she is worried about charlotte, to? i think she is wondering about what is going on with the granddaughter. she always finds time to worry about those things in the heat of it, but i think you are right , she will be worried about getting there on time. patti: i don't know if worried is the right word for charlotte. it's more like, what is she doing echoed what is chelsea doing? what did she do today? i don't know if it is worried more than you know, i want to be there. mark: do she about how it is being covered? patti: i don't think she is watching it because she's in a van. i think she's probably asking others to tell her how it's going. i think she's really focused on going to iowa, talking to voters . no offense to you guys, but i don't know she much cares what you are saying at this point. john: wow. lisa: what is interesting about this, and

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patty mills to matt bonner. back out to mills. extra pass. leonard again, back to back threes for leonard! and it's an eight-point game. 26 points for leonard. griffin to redick. >> you don't want to try to milk too much time. you got a good opportunity take it. >> paul. soft touch misses. duncan to rebound. two minutes remaining in an eight-point game. leonard, two-pointer. line drive short. griffin with yet another rebound. 19 boards for blake griffin. and they foul chris paul who has not missed a free all afternoon. trying to tie this game series. >> announcer: espn's nba playoffs on abc brought to you by we're back. and michelin a better way forward. when sprint told us that they'd cut our verizon bill in half we were like 'why?' and they were all 'to save you money on your rate plan' and i was like 'why?' and then sprint was like 'so you can spend money on stuff you want'. but, we have all the stuff. we're rich. where are we even going? a basketball game. sports! some people are stupid rich. for the rest of us, there's sprint. bring in y

patty mills to matt bonner. back out to mills. extra pass. leonard again, back to back threes for leonard! and it's an eight-point game. 26 points for leonard. griffin to redick. >> you don't want to try to milk too much time. you got a good opportunity take it. >> paul. soft touch misses. duncan to rebound. two minutes remaining in an eight-point game. leonard, two-pointer. line drive short. griffin with yet another rebound. 19 boards for blake griffin. and they foul chris paul who has not missed a free all afternoon. trying to tie this game series. >> announcer: espn's nba playoffs on abc brought to you by we're back. and michelin a better way forward. when sprint told us that they'd cut our verizon bill in half we were like 'why?' and they were all 'to save you money on your rate plan' and i was like 'why?' and then sprint was like 'so you can spend money on stuff you want'. but, we have all the stuff. we're rich. where are we even going? a basketball game. sports! some people are stupid rich. for the rest of us, there's sprint. bring in y

patty said she was surprised that she even liked the pups because all they liked to do was sit on the couch and watch v with them. i've been to cone any island beach a lot and rock away. patty said the hardest part about talking to lawyers about the split up about the beloved pets as the lawyers actually spoke to the pugs as property. i spoke to a divorce lawyer in man hat hand we also have a push from a special interest group and legal non-profit organization for the defense of animals that are coming forward and asking the judiciary to look at these cases not necessarily looking at the pets in terms of property and where that property should be placed, but in terms of the best interest of the pet. we have a chasing exclusive. these pugs are actually famous. they were in a video for dog treats. they also no madonna personally. they tried out one of they are latest videos and they made the cut the final. the easy decision there i think would have been if the judge just gave one bug to one and one to the other. split the dogs. come on. we're starting to see things like pets of divorced

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patty culhane explains. >> the reception could not have been more different. jubilant celebrations in iran as these people ultimately hope for a final agreement. for u.s. secretary of state john kerry a more subdued welcome. he didn't find people celebrating in streets but instead hundreds of angry members of congress. >> only alist of very dangerous concessions that's going to put u.s. on the path -- are iran on the path to a nuclear weapon. >> proved a big selling point for iran's president hassan rouhani. >> according to the framework all sanctions including financial, banking and economic sanctions will be lifted on the same day the final agreement is is implemented. >> what we did was achieve our objective which is to ensure that iran will not ensure pursue a nuclear weapon. >> can't make this deal on his own and they are promising to pass a bill that will give the house and senate are their own authority. now there will be plenty of behind the scenes lobbying and public speeches. the president is going to argue if they kill this deal it will be much more

patty culhane, al jazeera. >> i.s.i.l. now controls 70% of the area, video posted online has said to show members of the palestinian armed group battling i.s.i.l. but the footage can't be independently verified. >>> in iran, the head of tikrit's governing council says hundreds of homes have been burnt there in the past few days. shia militia are also looting in the country. took control earlier this week, iraq answer prime minister has ordered his forces to arrest and prosecute any abusers. >>> when tikrit was retain cialgfaisil al abadi. >> begin to sphet the impression that with the defeat of i.s.i.l. also comes some measure and perhaps a large measure of ethnic cleansing that will obviously complicate the issue to use perhaps an insolicitous phrase from the vietnam war we'll hardly win the hearts and minds of the locals and they will absolutely be needed to be on the right side in the fight against a barbaric and common enemy. >> the death toll in the al shabaab attack in the university in kenya have govern up to 148 it

patty culhane has more from washington. >> hillary clinton has spent most of her adult life in the public eye. first as the wife of the president, then as senator from new york state then secretary of state. >> although we weren't fast enough to shatter that glass ceiling, thanks to you it's got about 18 million cracks in it. >> she also can't distance is herself too much from president obama. >> she needs to communicate to a lot of constituencies that are very close to president barack obama, she can't distance herself too much from the president, she uses progressivism and ethnic voters but she needs to have independence. >> she could have another issue her name. there are enough complaints about team dynasties. >> the presidency of the united states is not some crown to be passed between two families. it is an awesome and sacred trust to be earned. >> she heads into the campaign already facing a controversy she used a private e-mail account as secretary of state and admits she deleted tens of thousands of e-mails. republicans claim she is covering something up but she is by far the str

patty culhane reports. >> these people hope for a successful final agreement. secretary of state john kerry found no one celebrating in streets but instead hundreds of angry members of congress. >> there is no deal of deal on our agreement with iran. >> they think the u.s. agreed to too much sanction relief. that appeared accepting to hassan rouhani. >> all sanctions including financial banking and economic sanctions will be lifted on the final day the agreement is lifted. >> this is the best deal they could get and that it will be effective. >> what we did with this deal is to achieve our objective which is to make sure iran cannot pursue a nuclear weapon and they will not be able to do that under this deal because it places very strict are specifications on the type of there activity that can take place in iran. >> the white house is going to have to work hard to keep enough members of the president's own party turning against him and stripping his finalization of the deal. >>> the president is going to argue if they kill this deal it will be much more likely

coal haines is live with us, and patty, certainly he is not getting what he most wanted is he. >> well, tony, i have to tell you the story has taken a strange twist. josh earnest the press secretary is proofing reporters as we speak and he just said that all of those reports are wrong, it isn't that he had any sort of list, didn't really ask for anything so that's the position the white house is taking but as you know, we have been speaking with our reporter in baghdad who spoke directly to the prime minister spokes mapp, and he said that the army has been delayed because they don't have the quit that they were going to ask the u.s. president for drones apache helicopters saying they these those if they are doing to launch the offensive, if they are going to take that territory back from the islamic state of iraq and levant. so the white house press secretary is denying the reports the president was specifically asked about it. what about the f 16s the drones and here is how he dodged the question. i think this is why we are having this meeting to make sure we are improving our coordin

patty culhane al jazeera washington. >> in syria i.s.i.l. fighters have taken over more of the yarmouk refusing camp. i.s.i.l. now controls 70% of the area the video posted online is set to show members of the group battling i.s.i.l. but the footage can't be independently verified. in iraq, the head of tikrit's government council says hundreds of houses have been burned there in the last two days. ahmed al kahim says, took control from i.s.i.l. informs earlier this week. iraq's prime minister has ordered his forces to arrest and prosecute any raiders. >>> faisil al abadi says that could have an impact on the broader fight against i.s.i.l. >> if the local populations in the mosul area begin to get the impression that with the defeat of i.s.i.l. also comes some measure and perhaps a large measure of ethnic cleansing that will obviously complicate the issue. to use perhaps an insolicitous phrase from the vietnam war it will hardly win the hearts and minds of the locals. and they will absolutely be needed to be on the right side in the fight aga

about patti labelle some older people.ful. i'm not sad that we're leaving. i'm happy. i stood the test of time. i mean for me, eight weeks dancing straight. i'm happy, baby. >> reporter: the competition only gets tougher next week, when there's a double elimination. in los angeles, george pennacchio, for abc news. >> oh it was a fun night. >> oh it will be a fun morning, too, on "good morning america." it will be your way shortly. >> gloat "action news." delaware valleys leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> we are following several developing stories on this tuesday april 21st. gunfire erupts in south philadelphia leaving two people nursing bullet wounds. >> a lot of questions, not too many answers. six officers in baltimore have been suspended after a man in police custody died under circumstances that are still unclear. >> and thunder and lightning rolled through parts of the delaware and lehigh valleys overnight. we're tracking some more shower

this is g really good news.ha i thank the senior senator from washington senator patty murray, for the work that she put in to brokering this compromise.av but, i have to say and throw a bouquet to amy klobuchar who worked so hard on this for weeks and weeks. and she has been very relentless in working toward, an agreement on this.ke she worked consistently to arrive at thest conclusion we have arrived at. i expressed my appreciation to senator leahy on it. judicial committee who has been available for us u at any given time to help us work through these issues. it wasn't easy but through their efforts, senators i mentioned, has been extremely important. we'll fight human trafficking and that is really reallytr very, very important for us tos do. we also reject efforts to further obstruct a woman's access to services they deserve and need and we believe is within the law. i also want to say something about senator cornyn. john cornyn i talked to him on thursday and he is, we thought we had something worked out. he has been very reasonable helping us arrive at conclusion to this. i expr

patty co haines joins us live now, and patty the white house has pledged more aid as we were saying but is the prime minister likely to get the military support that he is seeking? >> you know, it was pretty shocking the lack of news that came out of that rather long meeting. the president mentioned $208 million. but the president was asked directly about the main -- he wanted drones and f 16s and apache helicopters. he said he needed that if he was going to continue the fight against isil, and the president basically said that's why we are having this meeting. so it doesn't appear that the prime minister came out with all that he wanted or much of it although we will get a better sense as the hours past. and see if they start talking about what happened in that meeting. but the prime minister care here with this long list. he wanted economic assistance, don't forget his government is facing a $22 billion short fall and he wanted some assistance with that. he did want the humane assistance. and he wanted the u.s. to give it to him basically on credit. saying give it to us now and we wil

let's go live now to patty culhane in washington, d.c.n he outlined there some of the wins as he saw it for iran in this action the racketor in iraq will be activated but more than a thousand centrifuges will be back to work and sanctions, all sanctions are to be lifted i guess in a strange way, it perhaps is some of those points that some of the hardliners in the congress will agree with him on that this is too much of a win for iran. >> definitely seen some strange bed fellows there this is the stage after any negotiation, we see leaders go back to their countries and highlight the points they want to highlight. for example, when the obama administration announced the deal they put out a fact sheet for reporters. the top line was all of the ways iran was going to not be able to enrich. but what president rhouhani just said there is going to strike a tone here in washington. he specially with republicans who are concerned about the deal. one of the things he highlighted is none of the facilities are going to be shut down. none of the cen

patty culhane reports. >> reporter: the prime minister is getting the kind of attention reserved forw visitors. including for the versus first time a japanese prime minister will address a joint session of congress but before the speech a state dinner only the eighth one of obama's presidency. on the menu beef. it's also on the agenda because president obama wants to export more excultural products to japan. >> i have been clear that tpp is good for american businesses and american workers. >> reporter: top white house officials believe the key-to-getting the agreement done with all 12 nations is that the u.s. and japan have to settle their disagreements first, based on u.s. exports of agricultural goods and cars. they are down playing any expectation here at the white house that they have been able to come to any sort of an agreement on that. >> translator: on the bilateral outstanding issues we welcome the fact that significant progress was made. we will continue to cooperate to lead the tpp talks through its last phase. >> reporter: some analysts say the dae -- delays are pretty t

. >> patti labelle. >>> sad about patti, her partner...they are hanging up the dancing shoes.s 70 and said it was wonderful journey my and not sad to do. >> i have done so much i did not think i would do. i am so happy. i am proud. proud of patti. >> a singer and the pro partner are still at the to which the board. shark tank investor came if last place and the competition only gets tougher next week when this is a double elimination. >> tomorrow, the richmond city council will look at imposing 45 day moratorium on represent increases. richmond does not have a rent control law like san francisco and berkeley and packers blame the skyrocketing housing costs for driving seniors and blue collar work ares from their home with the average rent rising 44 percent since 2010. >> google is overhawing -- overhauling the settings which hurts those who are not mobile friendly. this makes sense for google because more and more use the smartphone to search rather than on their computers. >> and new technology that will change the way fans watch baseball games on tv. they will use stat cats

how could you want more than that patty? >> i'm sorry, jane one more time. >> i'm just wondering what more he could want? >> oh it's a long list. he has arrived at the white house. he is running about 20 minutes late but we believe he is in the oval office now. cameras will be allowed in for some brief statements. white house is explaining why they are not giving him a press conference sometimes that's an indication that there are still big disagreements behind the scene. he is going to have meetings with iraq for money. they want humanitarian aids for the communities that have been freed from isil control, but he desperately from the u.s. wants weapons, specifically drones and f16s. the iraqi leaders have been leaking pretty much a lot of stories to the american press in the run up to this. going as far to say as the f16s will be delivered this summer. the u.s. has not given confirmation on that. so it is going to be a tense meeting, it is thought. >> okay. patty, and if he gets what he wants, how concerned is the u.s. that

patty culhane, al jazeera washington. >> as patty said, the president now faces the tough deal of selling this to congress. stephanie sy talked with white house press secretary of state josh earnest. >> you recall when president obama first took office back in 2009 the international community was fractured about how to exactly confront iran over their nuclear program. unfortunately in iran they were united in their drive the produce a nuclear weapon. the united states banded together to implement sanctions that took a very tough toll on iran. they have had their oil exports decline precipitously. that has compelled iran to come to the bargaining table with the international community. this willing be the responsibility of congress after iran has demonstrated over the long term a willingness to comply with the terms of the agreement it will be the responsibility of congress to ultimately decide whether or not those sanctions should be removed. but we do not believe congress should take a vote to remove those sanctions any time in the near future and that is frankly because we want iran to

appreciate it thanks patty.foreign policy chief has been in tunisia for talks on migrant crisis seeing tens of thousands of people drown in the mediterranean sea and many traveled through libya where people smugglers took advantage of the political instability there and two rival governments this libya one in the capitol tripoli and the other hundreds of miles away in the port of tubrook and they have given the two governments until sunday to come up with a political agreement to try to solve the crisis. we have this report from central libya. >> reporter: they come from different countries but they all have the same story, one of a long journey that took them through several borders and the saraha desert and each had a hardship behind an each had hopes for the future and it all ended in a detention center in misrata and left ethiopia after her husband died. >> translator: i was in the desert so i came like that way when they came here. before this they didn't catch me one week here like two weeks. i . >> report

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. >> hillary clinton has tried before second time around, this will be for patty colhane takes a lookher journey so far and what could lie ahead. >> hello, maine. >> hillary clinton has spent most of her adult life in the public eye. first as the wife of a president, then a u.s. senator and secretary of state. >> hello, iowa. >> now she will once again try for the presidency. she got close in 2008 but lost to barack obama. >> although we weren't able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time thanks to you it's got about 18 million cracks in it. >> in this campaign she's going to have to walk a fine line. she can't be seen as being too close to president obama. he's not widely popular. but she also can't distance herself too much. >> what she needs to do is she needs to communicate to a lot of constituencies that are very close to president obama that he has done a lot for them and she's going to do as much or more. she can't distance herself too much from the president because, yeah, she loses progressives. she looses ethnic minority voters but she also needs to appeal

off the southern coast of iran, two days ago iran forces boarded a cargo vessel in the region and pattyom washington. >> reporter: u.s. military initials are saying u.s. ships accompanied cargo through the straits and not escorting ships and mean one u.s. flagged cargo ship for a navy ship alongside and basically they say the ships are going to be hanging out in the area and say this is not only because that one cargo ship marshal islands flag cargo ship was boarded but they are asserting that a u.s. flag cargo ship felt harassed last friday by iran ships and sending this message and still military officials realize it does come with some risks especially talking about at sea, small spaces and situations can quickly escalate. the eu foreign policy chief has been in tunisia for talks on migrant crisis which has seen tens of thousands of people drown in the mediterranean sea and many traveled through libya where people smugglers have taken advantage of the political instability and we report from central libya. >> reporter: they come from different countries but they all have the same sto

patty culhane, al jazerra washington. >>> israelii prime minister benjamin netanyahu has condemned thent. he says a deal base on the framework threatened the survival of israel. following the latest developments from west jerusalem. >> reporter: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has wents fiercest critic about these negotiations between western powers and iran trying to make this agreement that they have now reached to move forward. mr. netanyahu has consistency said that any kind of deal or agreement needs to involve a major, as he put it, roll back of iran's nuclear ambition. and it's quite telling that when president obama made his statement after the agreement was announced that he spoke at length about israel and israel's concern. mr. obama said that while he and mr. netanyahu don't see eye to eye on this issue that he reaffirmed the u.s.' commitment to israel's security. whatever the case, mr. netanyahu again as we have been saying has been a very fierce critic of any kind of nuclear deal with iran. he says a deal with iran, not only threatens israel, but the middle east.

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patty culhane in washington explains how the events unfolded. >> reporter: the u.s.ent rarely even acknowledges drone strikes in pakistan and afghanistan. >> i want to express our grief and condolences. >> reporter: but now the u.s. president is apologizing for two. because two hostages were inadvertently killed. american warren weinstein and italian giovanni los angeles porto both aid workers held hostage for years by al qaeda. >> as president and commander-in-chief, i take full responsibility all of our counter terrorism operations including the one that inning ahead very tenterly took the lives of waren and giovanni think i profoundly regret what happened. on behalf of the united states government, i offer our deepest apologies to the families. nine. >> reporter: the wine step family had been publically asking for president to do more after they traded prison force soldiers. >> he needed to be with his family, did he is he served to come home. >> reporter: after hearing the news of his death the family released a statement saying al qaeda is a responsible but also

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of homer, the great dramatist also, what some of those virtues were, things like wisdom, courage, a patty, justice, moderation, the great period of the classical age, when we have prerogatives, plato, aristotle, the big debate was in particular what about the virtue of justice? is that really a virtue or is it the kind of illusion? is it really something good for us as humans, good for us in our lives individuals to be just, or something we have been suckered into doing with political rulers. and debating that question. >> host: what do you teach at princeton? >> guest: political theory, or associated faculty member of classics and philosophy so i teach courses on ancient and medieval political theory and "gross national happiness: why happiness matters for america--and how we can get more of it" and rohm as political models and also courses on knowledge and politics in even science and democracy which takes me far from the greeks but one of the interesting thing about the greeks is favored some of the people who insisted knowledge and expertise should be central to politics so i follow t

so, i will get the patties going like that.r nothing around here, do they? >> well, i was fueling up on carla's ice cream earlier. >> yes, that burgundy cherry. [ laughter ] >> by the way, it is the flavor -- >> in 1971. >> doesn't matter, i was there when there was a flavor. [ laughter ] >> all right, so i've got these crusted. which i must say, in terms of guilty, that was pretty guilty, wouldn't you say? [ cheers ] all right, so i'm going to get them in a non-stick pan. right, get that going. i'm thinking i'm going to maybe take it to another level, like a bleu cheese fondue. >> oh! >> there you go. >> because we are taking it right down to a problem. add a little bit of cream to that. a pinch of salt. spicy bleu cheese fondue. >> sure is. >> yeah, why not. >> this is like chopped on crack. [ laughter ] >> take it to the edge. >> yeah. >> and then i'm going to say -- maybe we can make -- >> please tell me that's separate? >> no, no, no. yeah, it's separate. >> oh, oh good. >> we're going to make like -- >> can you blend it?

the final bash for patti labelle and her partner, artem.w. ♪ >> reporter: the ballroom was hot, hot, hot, with spring break fever. ♪ rocker riker lynch's striking sam bah leaping into first place. but the dance floor not without drama. >> it's a ballroom, not a bedroom. >> it is spring break. but, i actually agree with the judges as well. i have a very high expectation of myself. and, doing these kind of dances is very different from the ballroom thing. >> i'm sorry, bruce. >> reporter: and the spring vacation was cut short for one couple. >> for the past six weeks, an incredible journey. i had so much fun. >> i have done so much i didn't think i would do. i'm so happy. i'm proud of patti. >> reporter: she was the belle of the ball from the start. a standing ovation on week one. >> they love ya. >> reporter: and keeping her cool during this one-shoe quick step. >> you're phone for kickknown for kicking off your shoes, right? >> it was designed for he to kick both shoots off. >> reporter: it was? >> oh yeah. one got stuck. >> reporter: danci

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peach could be letter miss patty jackson? >> yes, i was. yes, i -- i love you miss patty.f this stuff and i still have to go home and put food on the table. who cooked dinner last night? me. that's who. >> but moms do all of that. >> i washed the dishes. >> i know. well thank you both for that. can we punch up jen's shot real quickly. >> i'm sore. >> i can you do just jen? let's just do it on the three, bob. >> are you in anatomy class? what is this? your an urologist? >> i'm race car -- truck race driving. >> this is the track where i truck race drive. >> just move on. >> oh, a race track? that's a race track? >> that's a track. >> it is a race track. >> okay all right, all right. >> this right here -- >> just let it g let it go. >> let it go. please. >> by the way you look cool. you know what's cool when i was doing that cool? >> anyway, 9:13. dads got to do what a dads got to do. at one protective father divides creative twi keep boys away from his young daughter, and his message, he don't want them dating, knock. >> so he used a t-shirt, right, put his picture on a t-s

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it's a belt busting nine beef patties with nine slices of american cheese, tomato and let us -- let us all piled onto a bun. no word if it comes with a free deprescribe later a 17-calories. at the restaurant at least it will set you back nearly 17 bucks. my take, i'm not the healthiest easter around, but do we really need a beef patty forever in incorporate of the ball game? portion con role. kind of ironic really that citizens bank park known for its vegetation options now offers a full head of cattle on a bun. i think it's a strategy by the phillies, put this towering burlinger up against your face and you won't be able to see what's happening down on the field. because that would cause you to lose your appetite. only in philly. > so bruce, our fight fighting philadelphias haven't even started. the pope's visit is coming in september. plus this philadelphia woman is sitting in jail this morning. she's accused of trying to join isis. do we have a problem locally with home grown terrorism.orçç > good morning everyone, 8:28, welcome back to fox 29 weekend. and in your news now, a 15 yea

>> i think patty davis reagan is the one to ask, and i am not the one to cast aspersions on him, buting ever untorrid occurred with hinckley in the future i hope they use careful judgment to make sure nothing ever happens like that again. >> i think some people believes there's a line and the judge should follow the law, of course but this man shot the president of the united states and because he shot the president of the united states he should not get any breaks but spend the rest of his life in custody? >> i am not a lawyer and i am not a psychiatrist -- >> just as a human being, what do you think nsa i think the courts are doing the right thing, to be honest with you. if he has come back and sorry for what happened and a different person than what he was. i am not here to issue bad things about him. what he did 30 sum years ago was horrible. i don't know john hinckley today, and if the courts see it possible for him to be rehabilitated, god bless him. >> thank you so much for being with me this morning. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," what hap

patty culhane has more from washington. >> reporter: the u.s. government rarely acknowledges drone strikes in pakistan and afghanistan. >> i want to express grieve and condolences. >> reporter: now the u.s. president is apologising for two, because two were killed. warren weinstein and giovanni lo porto, aid workers held hostage by al qaeda for years. >> as president and commander and chief i take full responsibility for all counterterrorism operations including the one that inadvertently took the lives of warren and giovani. i regret what happened. on behalf of the united states government i offer deepest apologies to the pamfamilies. the warren weinstein pushed the president to do more to gain his release, saying this. >> no soldiers left behind what about a citizens. he needs to be with his family he deserves to come home. >> after hearing the news of his death, the family released a statement saying al qaeda what is responsible but wept on to criticize the u.s. government saying: in making the announcement the president didn't speak about th

. >> lets go live now to patty calhane in washington d.c. what is congress angling for? >> they want a power of the veto but ultimately on the conservative side, their goal is to kill any sort of deal with the p5 plus one in iran. they're in recent right now missing this fabulous rainy day in washington. they'll be gone for a couple of weeks. we've heard from republicans. on the first day back, they will introduce legislation that in effect gives congress a final say. they can say yes or no to the deal. it would also limit what the president would do. basically saying he could not lift any sanctions for 60 days. republicans we've seen have come out with scathing comments critical of the deal. democrats, though, many say let's wait and see we want to hear more. that's what matters to the white house. if the bill passes and it seems likely it will, the president will veto it. it comes down to a handful of democrats in the senate that they will stick with the president. one of the biggest concerns from members of both parties they don't believe ran can be trusted. here's wh