but that wasn't the worst explanation of why the iran sanctions bill is say rell vant add on this was the worst. >> if the negotiations fail as i tragically have to tell you they are destined to fail and iran retains the enrichment capability, i would argue to you that it actually is relevant because it's our men and women in uniform that we're going to turn to when this thing ends up the way i know it will and ask them to take care of this problem. >> jon: you get it? we can't afford to properly take care of our existing veterans when we know how many more veterans we're about to create with our inhe have it havable -- inevitable war auto iraq. it's bad -- with iran. >> he has blocked a long delayed floor debate the sexual assault in the military issue insisting it be linked to sanctions in eye ron. >> jon: i stand corrected apparently the shame-o-meter goes to 11. why do these senators get to stay in office? maybe if we frame their actions that we know generate real outrage in america, i think the senators may have just tweeted out a picture of their enormous balls. [ laughter ] now

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another way washington was shot and there was no american rell luges. -- american revolution.hat happens when america receives this. >> it hits theaters july 5th. >> the state of colorado isic making millions in all of the pot sales. what is that states going to do with all of the dough? we have the big dilemma that state is facing. >> hey ainsley. it is a dilemma indeed. the numbers are smoking. now the big question is what should colorado do with all of the money is earning from texts and fees. colorado earned 3 and a half million dollars, $14 million in sales of recreational pot. it may be a fraction of the 20 billion annual state budget but he has wasted no time on the proposal to how to spend the money. spend the money on marijuana public safety and statewide coordination of all of the efforts. budget experts are weary. it may be volatile for a while because it is so new and they are committing these funds. business owners are having a tough time opening bank accounts to do business with. the obama administration issued guidance last month to make it easy for them but did

. >> i don't think there's any rell stick chance they will enforce this so you can go without insurance entirely. >> reporter: the administration argued the demand is sacrosanct and critiedi cred critics say i wasn't endoso much. >> and secretary kerry asked about the keystone pipeline project. >> i'm not at liberty to go into my thinking at this point. it's just not appropriate, except to say to you that i'm approaching this, you know, cablo race. >> meanwhile president obama's national security adviser says president obama should approve the pipeline as a matter of national security. jones told the foreign relations committee that aproving the pipeline would send a message to russian president vladimir putin and others that they cannot use energy security as a weapon. up next, a close look at the ciman peninsula's self-defense forces, but first here's what some of our fox affiliates across the country are covering tonight. wtbt in tampa has another twist in the movie theater shooting there. according to court documents, the former police officer accused of killing a man for texting ha

it was, of course, a statement they just weren't rell ready to hear. there was chaos afterwards. people were sobbing. many people collapsed, were fainting. there was one man who rushed out of the room and actually fell down an escalator and had to be taken away. there was another woman who came out very quickly, she burst out of the room and she said that her children were onboard, her grandchildren were onboard and she was now going to be alone. these were the kind of stories that we were hearing over and over, and in addition to that, of course, there were many people who were also acting out and were very violent. they were very angry. one man punched a wall. there were others who got into fights with each other, got into fights with some other journalists. they were very upset about what they'd heard. a lot of it was because all along they'd been feeling they haven't been getting clear, precise information, and because of that, they felt that perhaps this time, too, maybe even though it was said by the malaysian prime minister, himself, that perhaps this time, too, they, some

fer-rell came a tad under- dressed in these lan-vin shorts. but his ever popular hat made a comeback for his "happy" performance. angelina sparkled like champagne in this ellie saab gown. check out that silver emroidery detail! >> but the real winner in the oscars fashion and best supporting actress was lupita n'yongo. she looked like cinderella in this baby blue prada gown. the flowing dress was paired with a silver headband and a pink lip. >> and a quick recap of the big winners. matthew mcconaughey won best actor for his role in dallas buyer's club. cate blanchett won best actress for her role in blue jasmine. supporting actor went to jared leto and supporting actress went to lupita nyongo. and best movie is - 12 years a slave. for a full list of oscar winners go to our website, kron-four-dot-com. >> among this year's segments is a tribute to the 1939 film "the wizard of oz," which is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year. ellen included her own tribute. when she wasn't dressing up as glinda or handing out pizza, ellen was busy tweetin

shah rell john coe diskeeping on behalf of her father, artie r.copis. >> the president of the unitedof congress, march 3, 1863, has awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor to specialist iv artie r.copis, united states army, for conspicuous gallantry at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. specialist iv artie r. copis distinguished himselfs by acts of gallantry above and beyond the call of duty while serving as a machine gunner in company charlie, first battalion, mechanic niced fifth infantry regiment, 25th infantry division during combat operations against an armed enemy near cambodia on may 12, 1970. that morning, specialist iv's company was suddenly attacked by a large hostile force fired rocket-propelled grenades and automatic weapons. as he began returning fire, his armored car was struck by a recoilless round knocking him to ground and injuring four american soldiers beside the vehicle. ignoring his own wounds, specialist iv copis quickly commented firing his machine gun at the belligerents. braving the hostile fire and the possible detonation of m

. >> but how much of those things rell -- we always talk about taxes, you and i.t is that, in your mind, relative to immigration, free trade, all of these other issues? >> all this stuff goes together. here's the issue. and the way i've tried to frame it more recently is there's this global economic phenomenon going on now. and it's called china. and you have high-growth regions. think of it as what people used to think of as emerging markets. today it's about one-third of the global economy. in the next 20 years, it will become half of the global economy. this whole thing is going on out there. and we're in this economic olympics kind of feeling like we're competing with the other americans as opposed to competing with all these other countries. and we need to start changing how we think about this stuff. and if we did and said okay, there's a whole economic phenomenon going on out there we need to compete differently, address debt, infrastructure, math and science education. immigration. i think we'd start looking at these things differently. instead we're compe

do they have to add here to the standards even though they are technically not in the same rell system>> unfortunately, yes. you are looking at states like texas and virginia that opted not to accept this and take common core. so those states if you are a school district and trying to compete with other school districts in your state around the country, now you are inventiveized to teach common-core standards because your students are going to take the s.a.t. and their scores will be compared with those around the country. it's an unfair way to place this upon the states who didn't want common core and against those who don't want to teach it. some moms and dads are sending their kids to private schools or charter schools or homeschooling their children, all these families are directly affected by common core because the college bought into this. >> is there anything more important than learning how to write and think critically and c contextualize the information. >> we used to teach our children here in america to strive to be the post possible student and best person in the workplac