my sense is he was -- when i finished he was right in with ron tom and they were discussing strategy. a point that deputy brought up was the training aspect, the trainers who was going to train the trainees so there was good honest conversation in the room to try and get to it, but the general consensus even from the planning was to stay the course and try and keep the dates. i did acknowledge from the commission behalf the commissioners that, look, when we go live, let's go live and be ready . they acknowledged that, but also felt they can could get done what they needed to get done within the timeframe as of this point. i believe there's another meeting. >> next friday. >> i would recommend any commissioners -- is it okay [inaudible] because i'm hoping to get the same kind of feedback that i got, but [inaudible] attend, but i kind of came away from this kind of pretty proud that the way everybody reacted and dell with this. . obviously we could have done things better in the past, but that was then, this is now, but i believe they will go live on the timeframe they're saying. thank

thank you ron and tom.tories we're watching this morning. >>> one military official says this does not mean all ukrainian troops will pull out. according the official, leaders from both sides implement provisions with the ceasefire agreement. this is thousands marching in protest the conflict. >>> more than 120 heads of state gathering in new york ahead of tomorrow's u.n. climate sum. secretary of state john kerry is expect to speak this morning. major companies including oil giants pledging to make changes to help the environment. sunday, hundreds of thousands of demonstrators rallied in new york and around the world demanding action. >>> a new unity government coming together in afghanistan. former finance minister declared the winner of that country's disputed presidential election. he's agreed to share power with abdullah abdullah, named afghanistan's chief minister. this is after the departure of karzai. this will allow a security agreement between united states and afghanistan to allow united states t

. >>> and joining us on our political panel, tom rogen, karen and ron forney. >> rule number one when you're president of the united states, don't tick off the intelligence community. but my guess is the american public isn't interested in the second-guessing. they concluded weeks if not months ago that the president had dropped the ball. that's why his numbers plummeted. i think what most americans if you're not on the far left or right is they want a president who has a plan, who states it clearly and who states it as if he means it. they saw that last week out of the u.n. what they saw sunday was him reverting back to form. yes, joe is right, he read clapper's quote but didn't take responsibility himself. he didn't share the responsibility. most americans, if that isn't obvious what he's doing, is throwing clapper under the bus. it's a credibility problem. i don't think americans expect our president to be a fortune teller. they expect him to be a true teller. and he did not tell the truth on sunday saying this is clapper's thing. >> i totally agree, but credibility makes you real

matt lauer, tom ron hall, natalie morales and al roker. >> here are things we're following. the u.s. military led a wave of air strikes on isis targets, the attacks hours after president obama admitted that his administration and u.s. intelligence officials underestimated the rise of the terror group. >> more delays expected at chicago airports. the faa is working to repair damage at a radar facility caused by that fire that was intentionally set on friday. thousands of flights have been canceled. 36-year-old contract worker has been charged in that case. >> and atm fees are on the rise. according to a new survey people who use out of network machines are paying $4.35 per transaction. that by the way, is an all-time high up 5% from just last year. >> i mostly see $3 what i see. that's a lot. >> sometimes you get the charge when you see the screen and then your bank will charge you. >> let's begin this morning or this half hour with a major break in the case of missing real estate agent in arkansas. beverly carter disappeared last week. now an arrest warrant has been issued a

eastern and at 7:30, the pennsylvania governor's debate with incumbent republican ron corbett running for a second term against tome become ground on the race. >> let's try the race and redate tomorrow night with tom fitzgerald of "the philadelphia inquirer." >> how are you? zwr fine, thank you. could you set up not only this debate tomorrow night which folks could see on c-span but where the two candidates stand farce this race is concerned. >> absolutely. this first debate tomorrow is, it finds the incumbent governor tom corbett, a republican, needing to really have something happen to reset this race. he's been the underdog almost from the beginning, which is a huge surprise in a state that almost, that historically has reelected its incumbent governs, ov governors overmwhelmingly. basically the real clear politics has democrat tom wolf up by 17 percentage points, a little over a fraction over and there was a new poll out this morning from muehlenberg college and "the morning paper" found wolf leading 52% to 31% among likely voters. it also found it's not necessarily pro-wolf respondettes. half said they were m

ron kirby, and ruthanne lead. oh -- and ruthanne. severance has been a person of interest for many months and has been in custody. tonight, a sigh of relief in alexandria. tomussey has more. what is the feeling, tom? >> there is a big sigh of relief. for a lot of others, they are realizing this is just the start of a long legal process. the first of these murders happened 10 years ago in the del ray neighborhood. the other two happened within a mile and a half of here. tonight, one man is charged with all three. >> this has been around a long time. the community needed this. >> they have lived in alexandria more than 40 years. they knew two of the three victims that police say was killed by charles severance. >> i'm glad the police have finally been able to at least get this to where the courts will look at it. innocent until proven guilty. >> this is been a huge tragedy. police chief city said they believe they have their man. >> we believe nobody else is involved in these cases. >> severance faces 10 charges, including one first-degree and two capital murder charges. ruthanne lodato and ron kirby were killed in the last year. nancy dunning was killed in 2

ron johnson confirmed the bracelets existence and said they were a personal statement for the officers wearing them. on friday, the justice department's civil rights division sent a letter to ferguson police chief tomckson indicating he had agreed to give it ferguson officers from wearing the bracelets while in uniform and on duty. the letter said jackson is said he would make sure the other municipal agencies working in ferguson would prohibit their officers from wearing the bracelets as well. your response, patricia bynes? >> i agree with that request. we're still having problems here with officers of the law being in proper uniform. on thursday night, i personally observed officers not wearing their nametags. on friday, i called the chief of police of the minister palavi that he represented and asked what is being done about this since the justice department came out with a statement on wednesday saying officers are are supposed to be wearing name tags. i cannot say this for myself, but protesters said they saw an officer wearing an "i am darren wilson" bracelet. i went and spoke with the line commander and asked them to please investigate that. we are still having problems with law enforcement

tom corbett. can't trust him on education. can't trust him to be for us. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you know our next guest from his work as ron swanson on nbc's "uthor of "paddle your own canoe: one man's fundamentals for delicious living," which is now available in paperback. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome nick offerman! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: electric! electric! electric energy coming off you there. >> the roots make me move. >> jimmy: yeah. you got some good moves there, buddy, good to see you, looking sharp as always. >> thank you. >> jimmy: thank you for that bit earlier in the show for giving some advice to college kids. >> i love to give advice to the young people. >> jimmy: you really do. and that was very -- almost very specific advice to one certain human. yeah. >> it was general. >> jimmy: yeah. okay. [ laughter ] did you get along with your roommates in college? >> um, my -- my freshman roommate was my best friend, my next door neighbor from my hometown. >> jimmy: no way. >> yeah. um, so we sort of discovered sexual adventures together. we had a -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: nick what are you s