and there were some words exchanged between jenna and sean. >> sean's apartment had a direct line of sight to jenna's apartment. we contacted him. sean was extremely nervous and was literally shaking. >> sean denied any involvement in jenna's murder. he also said he wasn't the shirtless man walking from jenna's apartment on the night of her murder. >> but he couldn't provide accurate information about where he had been that night due to a large consumption of alcohol. >> then police uncovered a startling piece of information. two months before her murder, jenna told her family about an incident involving her apartment's maintenance man. it happened one morning after she got out of the shower. she found the maintenance man standing in her living room. >> he was there when he wasn't asked to be. and she didn't know that he was there. >> according to jenna, the man claimed he didn't hear the water running and believing the apartment was empty, walked inside. >> it's creepy. it's creepy just to think about. you don't stick around while someone's in the shower, and then when they come out

sean mccomb. [applause] now, i wish i could say this is the biggest thing that happened to sean this year, but that little bundle right there is sean's. so we clearly are ranked second or third in terms of big stuff happening in sean's life. but when sean was a high school student, he dealt with some pretty serious problems at home and spent his days feeling apathetic and disengaged. and then he entered mr. schurtz's english class. and mr. schurtz was one of those teachers who changes everything. he made sean want to work hard. when sean's mom passed away, mr. schurtz gave sean the strength to deliver her eulogy. when sean went to college, it was, as he put it, through the force of mr. schurtz's will. so sean himself saw the impact that a teacher could have in a child's life. and it was mr. schurtz's example that led sean to become an english teacher himself. today, at patapsco high school and center for the arts in baltimore, sean works with kids in a college-readiness program called advancement

>> sean, it's almost too outrageous to talk about without getting extremely angry. first, kudos to you and ainsley for getting this story out there as it has been resulting in the hears and a bipartisan criticism and henry suggested coming in, goes to the president. this president is a man who sent many of our men and women to iraq and afghanistan and certainly some of them are the ones who are getting this shotty treatment in the va. it's important to note there are thousands upon thousands of people in the va who work hard and do a good job every day, but it's those people that deserve credit but the other people that are doing these kinds of things, sean, we can't hammer them enough. there can't be enough done to them for what they are doing to veterans. >> even nbc news reported ea internal memos revealed that the va is playing this whack a mole for at least six years now, since obama has been president using scheduling tricks to hide substantial delays that exist in the va health system for veterans. one memo, april 26th, 2010. the department under secretary fo

sean, they are tired, old, they are stuck in their ways.are there because they want to be there. they are there because they like the exercising of power and handing out the gifts and all the rest of it. this crowd needs to be swept away. thank them for their service and move them along but a lot of the problems we face in part are due to them because they have been ineffective in the opposition. they have been ineffective in fighting obama from day one. they can talk all they want about 1/2 of 1/3 of the government. when the democrats have 1/3 to 1/2 of the government they know what to do with it. they had the government for six years, the first six years of george w bush and the senate and house. what do we do? explode the debt. the second highest debt in american history under president until we had obama and massively increased medicare, education department and these are the same people who are fighting like hell asquligainst the cong conservatives trying to fix this. >> what about guys like ted cruz, ran paul, mike lee and these guys?

. >> sean and brandon arrived in the hamptons two months earlier shortly after his arrest.t he says he remembers little of. >> i was blacked out drunk. so i don't even remember having that photo taken. every single time i've ever gotten in trouble has been directly related to alcohol. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i don't control how much alcohol i drink and then i black out and then i go crazy. >> denbraven says on the day of his arrest he had about 15 shots of whiskey before heading to his grandmother's house where he was living. >> now i'm not controlling my actions anymore and now i'm running on pure alcohol, bakley and i just walked into my grandma's house just being stupid and she got scared and, like, went to call my dad and i took the phone away and smashed it on the ground and she ran in her room and locked me out and called my dad and he came over and he was holding on to me or something i think -- i think. i hit him once and knocked him to the ground and i hopped on and started raining them down on him like crazy -- like a maniac, basically. >> the police report captures the brutal e

>> yeah. >> sean, pop one went in the 28th of september, right?i think it's a disgrace, inhuman -- >> they called you after he had died while he was waiting for the care, even though he's literally urinating buckets of blood. >> right, but they gave him a rheumatology appointment october 8th, a rheumatologist, they were more concerned with his arthritis. >> i hope america is paying attention. >>> my next guest is ex poiposi what happened during her tenure in west virginia. she blames the va for two suicides and says the treatment is worse than if they weren't treated at all. dr. margaret is with us. tell us what you saw and what you believe. >> well, sean, first i have to say those stories are -- >> stunning. >> heart wrenching. >> sad, and wide spread. >> terrible to hear, terrible to hear. i think it would be very helpful for your viewer ship to try to hear these stories on two levels, that is, the veterans system is so large and you have a layer of workers, doctors and nurses and technicians caring for people and then you have the bureaucracy,

. >> that is common sense, sean. that's your problem. you exercise common sense. >> that's a big problem i've had my whole life. >> is absent from those who are in this group making the decisions for us. how about something practical like that? republican leadership, put the five bullet points down in writing. ask candidates if they will support them and do all they can to ensure they become policy for the nation. it's as simple as that. and then people understand what it is the republican platform is about and what it is we intend and will do for -- >> mark was on last night and says he doesn't hear the republican party talking about limited government anymore, balanced budgets anymore. i don't hear any inspiring message, and i'm like, guys, if you get power, what are you going to do? >> we are not just going to coast in -- >> no. >> into leadership positions and you know what? the mainstream media is not doing a fair job. we have that against us. we have to work harder and ratchet down things and talk about limited government, but that

>> sean, hindsight is always 20/20. winston churchill in world war ii said this guy is not a criminal and he was -- >> no, it was churchill who warned of the dangers of nazis. >> he said this is -- there is no danger here. >> you see -- >> hindsight and foreign -- >> they justify, thread the needle, there is always a reason not to stand up for evil. jay leno compared this to germany. late to the game but right. >> this gentleman is being intellectually dishonest. obama sided with jihadest very early on and invited the muslim brotherhood to his speech in 2009. mubarak couldn't attend. don't get me wrong, gaddafi was a monster but there is worse. >> but -- >> excuse me -- >> one second, man. >> i didn't interrupt you, sir. islamic is spreading and becoming terrorist states. >> we got these 300 girls being held by boca hard ram, and hill clinton defined them as radical terrorists and told what these groups were about and didn't want to offend them. >> i have written over 400 posts on the most agreeingous boca haram. they w

. >> ¿que se esta haciendo para combatir el crimen y asegurar que las comunidades sean más seguras?> el mejor trabajo que podemos hacer, ahora tenemos menos de 900 trabajando en la ciudad. con eso estamos pidiendo mucho a la comunidad que sean nuestros ojos, nuestros oidos para reportar el crimen. >> los que son las patrullas que

congrats to you. >> thanks, sean.e biggest cattle state in the union. >> i'm all for it. i'm a big steak lover. i hopefully am helping the nebraska economy. >> we appreciate it. >> a lot of people talk about the battle between the establishment and the tea party. you were supported by conservatives. is there a schism? is there a divide? >> you know, in nebraska what we find is that everybody's -- we're all conservatives worried about the future of the country that we're leaving our kids. when you're talking about a constitutional recovery, it's a winning message across our whole electorate. doesn't feel like much of a divi divide. >> the week before, the headline was the establishment is beating tea party candidates all around the country. you way outperformed the polls. you had many big names supporting you. but there is a divide here? there is a difference, no? >> in d.c. there are all sorts of crazy games going on. there are some that are intent on trying to silence a lot of those that are most passionate and energ

when hurricane sandy slammed ashore, it was personal for sean.ity, got married in new jersey, raised his kids in brooklyn. once he took his driving -- he once took his driving test on a road that was wiped out by the storm, so he understood what this def sfags meant to a community that he loved. when we were looking for somebody to lead the recovery in rebuilding efforts, i knew sean was the right person for the job, and he has come through. helping the communities he knows so well, not only rebuild, but rebuild smarter and better. sean has earned a rep taking as a great manager, a fiscally responsible leader, and somebody who knows how the decisions we make here in washington affect people's lives all across the country. that's why i'm absolutely confident he will do a great job leading the office of management and budget and help even more hard-working americans get ahead. my guess is that sean is grateful to my outgoing head of omb, sylvia burwell and her team for leaving behind a deficit that they've cut by more than half since i took office.

, sean?ning they can have. >> one kid gets that per year. >> it's -- >> i think the sheriff had a good point about a buddy system. men should have a buddy system. they watch each other behaviors >> they should have a buddy system. >> i think it's great. we're keeping this here in this great country. don't go to cancun. stay here. >> i think that is -- >> sean? sean? let's end it with something intelligent. talk to your kids before they go. no. no. let's talk to your kids, let them understand you know what goes on there. you just tell them listen to me. i trust you. i am not going to be there with you. maybe it won't stop them. >> thank you all, give yourselves a big hand. thank you for being with us we hope you have a great night. >>> the o'reilly factor is on, tonight. >> fasten your seat belts, dennis miller or vladimir putin, new jersey governor christie. >> i start wearing an orange cone on my head like i was the lead singer for devo. >> whip it. whip it good. >> jesse watters tries to fi

>> hi, sean. it is a warped ideology, boca haram says he loves killing people when allah tells him to do so. it a terrorist organization that preys off the poverty of northwestern nigeria where 2/3 of the people live on about $1.25 a day and in the country where corruption is ripe. people are furious that not enough seems to have been done to find the kidnapped girls and bring them to safety. it has been three weeks and with the warning that they will be sold as slaves, wives, on a market, nigerians are horrified. the united states is sending a team to advise the government how to find the girls and bring them to safety. they are not planning on staging the rescue mission. that is for the nigerians. the british and french are sending teams. boca haram is increasingly violent with links to al qaeda franchises. this is the first real brush nigeria had with terrorism on an international scale. oil-rich nigeria is africa's richest economy. the hunt is on and they are still brazenly carrying out their

why are they doing that, sean? why is this administration -- why did this -- >> the oval office. >> well, well, well, for example -- >> i would say we can sit around -- >> hold on. >> you sort of got stereo liberalism, go ahead. >> reality -- >> here is the question. another item here, folks. the first christmas in the white house, this is a document by "the new york times", president obama as it was mentioned, so i bring this up, president obama had a debate over whether or not to remove the nativity scene from the white house left to defend people at christmastime. >> i don't think government should be responsible for religion in this country. we should keep god among our families. >> what is your fear? is your fear -- up until the, what, the 63, 60 and 61 decisions by the supreme court, prayer was happening regularly and bible study and the lord's prayer in public schools. we survived. i disagree with the court decisions and i believe in choice and education. what is your fear if you mention god in school? >> i'

today's walk for sean falled what is thought to be his path from school to the park. sean's parents are hoping the walk will revive search efforts for their son. >> there's a huge community commitment to search for sean, and i think with social media, there's a lot more awareness, that people are missing, and families need help. if you don't know someone is missing, you can look for them, basically. >>> sean's family is offering a $5,000 reward for information. >>> african leaders agreed to wage war on nigeria's terrorist group, boca haram. france's president said regional powers pledged to coordinate action against the groups and the u.s. and uk are assisting the government in a search for the school girls kidnap bid the >> nigerian soldiers are now conducting operations in their search for hundreds of girls, kidnapped from a school over a month ago. >> support from the u.s. and uk, in the air, sources in nigeria's joint task force telling abc they believe boca haram is hiding some of the girls in caves in the northeastern part of the country. at a summit in paris to

we don't get pregnant. >> sean, sean. i'm a father. >> that is true. end result withere is -- oftentimes the responsibility falls heaviest on women. it's about female empowerment. they don't feel like they're being degraded. they feel liberated when they do this. >> what about what gavin and billy cunningham are saying, that boys can go? >> hi, i'm chloe. if you're telling me that -- girls like me, human trash, that go down to panama city, if you want to go down there with just guys, you think guys will only hang out with their boys on spring break? they want girls there too. at the end of the day, it has to do with choice and the values you're given and the ghb that's put in unknowing girl's drinks. i don't think a girl is going to date rape me. a guy is going to date rape me. >> don't send your daughters there. >> there is a double standard. >> should we be more protective of our daughters seeing what's going on? >> i have a son and i have a daughter. i would be equally as worried about my son for various reasons. will he get raped? >> i have two son

ems was taking care of sean.so hot, the car fire was so hot and the smoke was so much, i remember having to back off because i couldn't breathe. >> they're able to get the blaze under control in just a few minutes. the officers are treated for smoke inhalation and minor burns, but it's sean whose life hangs in the balance. after numerous skin grafts and more than ten surgeries, sean barnes wakes up from a chemically induced coma three weeks later to find that his life is forever changed. >> my mom was sitting there beside me in the hospital room, and she explained to me that, you know, i'd been in a bad wreck. it came down to between me or the legs. >> sean remembers nothing about the accident. only that it was preceded by a night of heavy drinking with friends. >> i remember being dropped off at my apartment by the designated driver. somewhere in there, i don't remember actually leaving, but i did. i left the house after that. and actually, the very last thing i remember was ordering a crown and coke. >> after l

sean mccomb. [applause] now, i wish i could say this is happenedst thing that but that's --ear, second or are ranked third. ( laughter ) in terms of big stuff happening life.n's but when sean was a high school with somee dealt pretty serious problems at home. and spent his days feeling and disengaged. and then he entered mr. shirts' english class. mr. shirts was one of those everything. changes he made sean want to work hard. when sean's mom passed away, mr. shirts gave sean the strength to deliver her eulogy. when sean went to college, it was, as he put it, through the will.of mr. shirts' so sean himself saw the impact could have in a child's life. and it was mr. shirts' example that led sean to become an himself.eacher c.e.o. of -- patapsko high school, he works called advanced , it's students who have the ability to do the work the extra push. graduatingast two classes in that program, 98% four-yearted to a college. and they earned more merit collardship money tonight rest of the graduating cla

>> good evening, sean. this is dramatic new pressure on the president over benghazi because for several months, speaker boehner had been resisting calls from conservatives to appoint this special committee. he thought that the normal congressional process could go forward. but i'm told by boehner's aides that he reversed course because he was frustrated that this ben rhodes e-mail had come out. republicans believe because of subpoenas already issued, that e-mail and other documents should have been turned over months ago. so boehner now pushing ahead there. what also piqued republican interest in the past 24 hours is tommy vietor appearing on fox news last night and he called him dude, basically move on. this has already been investigated and people are still talking about talking points two years after the fact. but basically, something else tommy vietor said caught republican interest for potential investigations by this special committee. vietor said he was in the situation room on the night of the terro

have to have a few years to wait >> still ahead on "talk to al jazeera" we will at that ug talk to sean penn about press freedom and his privacy in light of the nsa leaks by edward snowden. >> our current system has gone very far awry... >> there's huge pressure on the police to arrest and find somebody guilty >> i think the system is going to fail a lot of other people. you convicted the wrong person >> i find that extraordinarily disappointing... >> to keep me from going to jail, i needed to cooperate. >> the evidence was inaccurate >> they still refuse the dna >> somebody can push you in a death chamber >> it's not a joke >> award winning producer and director joe berlinger exposes the truth. from the inside... >> a justice system rum by human beings, can run off the rails. >> some say there's justice for all, but they're not in the system.. >> it shouldn't be easy to just lock somebody up and throw away the key >> ...nightmarish [ ] of reality, sometimes you can't win... >> an original investigative series. al jazeera america presents the system with joe beringer only on al jazeera

. >> thanks, sean. >> let me start with you. you are objective reporters, i come at this a little differently. i have a political point of view. i want to make sure the audience has the facts. your reaction to the news conference, is this plausible considering the data, this is three days after the attack. >> if you were to believe, sean, what jay carney said today, they are saying that ben rhodes was prepping susan rice for the sunday shows and was typing up an e-mail memo that dealt with other places and not benghazi, specifically not benghazi. he doesn't reference that in the e-mail by the way, but she's going on the sunday shows just days after the attack. now, the key to this whole thing is that the deputy director of the cia at the time, mike morrell in vent weeks testified on cale -- capitol hill, when she mentioned it, it was on talking points. when she mentioned the video he testified on the hill, that caught him by surprise. because that was not in anything that the cia had produced. he said the video caught him by sur

mo, this is not just me, not just sean saying this. jen psaki, state department spokesperson, when she was asked for one, she couldn't come up with any answers. knowing that's, what's the bumper sticker for a hillary clinton campaign in 2016? >> i'm not in the bumper sticker design business. as secretary of state in the obama administration, i'm very excited to any day, whether it's in the context of a presidential campaign or not, talk about this president, this administration's foreign policy record and compare it to the foreign policy record of his predecessor or of these who want to succeed him on the republican side. when we look at the fact that this administration worked to bring tougher sanctions on iran, this administration worked to bring a cease-fire to violence in between the israelis and the palestini palestinians. when this administration negotiated a new start treaty -- >> take, for example, iran. hillary clinton's state tee apartment was -- and if you talk -- this is from both sides of the conversation up on capitol hil

sean hasn't been throwing the football at the end of the segments. the football in honor of wayne because he played football in high school. >> it's so serious to me. i just didn't feel right about it. but for connie and for wayne, this is for you. we're going to try and help get to the bottom of this. we'll be back tomorrow night with the next report. before we go, set your dvr. record "hannity" the series each weeknight. thanks for being with us. we'll see you back here tomorrow night and this is for connie and wayne. email exposing a direct link between the white house and the controversial benghazi talking points. and now other news organizations joining fox and demanding answers. >> it just seems that there is a political calculation that was being made in these emails. >> tried very hard this morning to distance the white house from the ambassador's remarks on the sunday shows. >> is there a suggestion she got confused. >> you knew full well that these sunday show appearances were going to be dominated by the attack on benghazi. >> relied on po

>> sean, you got it right. two big lies, one, it had anything to do with the hard-working people of cincinnati. it didn't. it was at washington at lois lerner's level and two, very clearly, only conservative groups were targeted for special treatment, if you will and included asking inappropriate questions and trying to get the contributor list of the organizations. >> what about as it relates to the va here are brave men and women, they risk their lives in many cases they come back injured and we make a promise to them they will be well taken care of. we have as many as 40 people that died waiting for care. they apparently have two lists to coverup the fact they are not treating the veterans the way they deserve. we now have some people, we've done investigative reporting on this program. should shinseki go? >> eric shinseki is a good man that tried hard but the fact is years ago he told me he had to change a culture at the va and it was hard and he needed to do it. in the sixth year as secretary, there is no

nearly a year after he took over as the interim police chief, sean today was named the permanent chief of the oakland police department. oakland mayor says crime has gone down and the chief reorganized the department. >> he is actually built a very strong leadership team that worked together. >> just after the announcement, chief sean spoke about his vision for the department. ktvu's christian captain was the first to talk to the new chief one on one and you had some tough questions for the chief about how the people of oakland see the department and where the chief is going to take that department going forward. >> that's right. in that one on one discussion that i had with sean, he bleefs the believes the department is moving in the right direction, but there's a lot of work to do. >> i will perform the duties of police chief of oakland. >> after serving for a year at the city's interim chief of police, today sean went stepped into the role as oakland's permanent police chief. under his leadership, the city has seen an 8% drop in reported crime and 18% drop in the number of homicides

. >> that's common sense, sean. that's your problem, you exercise common sense. >> that's a big problem i've had my whole life. >> it is absent from those who are in this kind of elitist group making decisions for us. republican leadership, put these five bullet points down in writing. ask candidates if they will support them and if they will do all they can to ensure they become policy for this nation. it is as simple as that. people understand what the republican platform is all about. >> mark levin was on last night. he doesn't hear the republican party talking about limited government anymore, balanced budgets anymore. i don't hear any inspiring message. guys, if you get power, what are you going to do? >> we're not just going to coast in into leadership positions. you know why? because the mainstream media, supposed to be the referee, is not doing a fair job, obviously. so we have that against us in our message also, so we have to work even harder and really kind of ratchet down some things and talk about limit

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sean, hindsight is always 20/20. winston churchill in world war ii with adolf hitler said this guy is not a criminal. >> it was churchill who warned of the dangers of nazism. >> he said, there's no danger here the first time he landed in germany. >> you see? they justify. they thread the needle. there's always a reason not to stand up for evil in our time. leno is right. >> this individual is being intellectually dishonest. obama was against mubarek early on. there's worse. excuse me. islamic -- i didn't interrupt you, sir. these have now become terror states. he sided with al qaeda and the muslim brotherhood in syria. >> now we learn in the last 36 hours that hillary clinton resisted efforts to define them as they are, as radical terrorists. she was told everything these groups were about. they didn't want to offend them. >> it was a reflection of obama's policy. i have written over 400 posts on the most a egregious boca haram -- they would lock a school and set it on fire and when the children tried to escape from

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a special edition of ask sean. all right. i have nothing here.y give me these folders every night and this is it. all i have is the script part of the show in here. that's all. >> for some reason, the smile on my face makes you really uncomfortable. >> some embarrassing picture or video. some way to humiliate me. how have you been? >> we're not changing the subject. tonight we're doing word association. you have to give me a one word response. >> i can't give you a one word response. you tried this on radio once. i'll try. >> get it tight. >> get it tight. >> concise. >> concise. >> on point. >> on point. >> you ready? >> go. >> lewinsky. >> clinton. >> i know that's not the first word that came to your mind. >> it was not. i'm not going to lie. >> okay. i got you turning a little bit red. putin. >> tough. >> really? >> tougher than obama. >> really? >> yeah, i think he's tougher than obama. sadly. i wish i didn't say that. >> the videos and photos of him with no shirt on. >> his playing hockey was pretty pathetic. he had six goals and five assis

ask sean. here with the answers, ms. mcdowell. >> i'm messing with my audio.lked so much this show. we're running late. we have a lightening round. these people have put a lot of time and effort in writing these questions to you. number one, if the government can't handle the veterans hospitals, how will obamacare work when it is in full swing? will we have the same problems? >> these are death panels. we'll have death panels. we'll have shortages and rationing. we have to get rid of it. >> okay. moving on. you're heading to new orleans. >> i'm going tonight. >> the republican leadership conference. >> yep. >> here are a bunch of questions. why can't the gop get smart for a change and work together to win? do they enjoy losing to the democrats? >> i am so mad at republicans in washington. what do they stand for? five things, balance the budget, consensus plan to replace obamacare, i want energy, drilling, energy independence -- >> when they cut $2 trillion, the balance is going to be balanced in 18 months. >> start standing up and taking a position like these

for sean. i think with social media there's a lot more awareness that people are missing and families need help. if you don't know someone is missing, you can't look for them basically. >> sean's family is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to his whereabouts. >>> california chrome has a shot to be the first triple crown winner since 1978. >> california chrome has won the preakness! >> the northern california horse's owners and trainers cried as the colt won the preakness stakes, the second leg of the triple crown. the owners live in yuba city and now a hometown hero turned in to a california hero. >> california in the house, baby. california in the house. number one. >> yeah, totally. i knew. i knew california crown was going to win. he's going to win the triple crown. >> after california chrome won you fwa ba city's mayor announced they will block off the street downtown to watch the final leg of the triple crown on june 7th. >>> still to come, a warning for pet owners. the new

. >> mientras sean 3 años, el jefe pasado, el jefe me invitó a ser parte, para mi es un privilegio que me iba a retirar, por que no me había puesto ahí, pero dijo aaron, te necesito aquí. eso ha sido muy importante, porque no nada más dentro de la comunidad en general sino también dentro de la asocaición, el departamento de policía tiene un rol muy grande dentro de los comerciantes, el entendimiento, el puente entre los comerciantes y departamento de policía, ese entendimiento entre la comunidad y departamento de policía. los últimos años esto es lo que ha aminorado las tensiones. >>e l departamento de policía de san jose lo tendremos para hacer estas mismas preguntas, este foro que tienen ustedes. >> claro porque somos ahora 16 miembros entonces cuando empieza cualquier problema en la ciudad lo identificamos y nos vamos directamente con el jefe y el departamento, se toma cartas en el asunto antes de que se convierta en algo grande. >> ha sido un placer haber vivido como ciudadano, el curso del departamento de policía. >> yo entiendo también a los oficiales, antes los criticaba fuertem

en breve. >> un alerta,para otros no sean defraudados.o hay que tener fuerzas y seguir, porque esto va a pasar.

. >> tonight in annul ask sean with a twist, dagen is taking charge and putting me to the test. and our panel reacts to the latest scandals surrounding the biggest names in tinsel town. all that plus my good friend michael w. smith unveils his latest cd. "hannity" starts right here right now. >> tonight his comments about hillary clinton's health caused an uproar. first, let's explain how this all unfolded. on monday "the new york post" ran a story on page six, the gossip page, karl rove, hilary may have brain damage. despite the fact it was not a direct quote, in typical fashion they wasted no time trying to take down the architect. let's take a look. >> let's start robert and margaret with sharking, reprehensible comments from karl rove. >> first of all, may i think that's vaguely sexist. >> just one quick question before you go there house md, when did you start caring so much about the brain fitness of those who have to hold the oval office? >> i got to give him credit, you know, that embodies the old saying consistency is the goblin of little minds. >> this is what i would

i would say two things, one, sean, we are at a decision point with this country. this next election in 2014 and 2016 are the most important elections of our lifetimes. we have got to change the course we're on or we're going to lose the greatest nation in the history of the world, and secondly, look, i think it's premature for us to decide who the candidate should be in 2016 but let me tell you the test i would suggest we follow. it's the test i will follow as a primariry voter, i intend to 2016 to vote for whoever is standing up and leading and effectively making the case to the american people that we got to get back to free market principles to the constitution, to the principles that made this country great, that made the american dream accessible to millions throughout our country and i would encourage everybody who may be thinking about running to stand up and lead to demonstrate. i think it would be great if a year from now you and i were talking and there were ten, 12, 15 republicans, senators, governors standing up and leading and making the case we got t

i will show you. >> sean is no long-time guru or life coach, a former raidy ad salesman.ut he has been medicating since he was 12 and became obsessed with floating in a friend's make shift tank. >> my experience was fantastic. and kempt thinking about it. >> reporter: the impact was so deep he recently changed careers and opened his own business. >> you are all set to go. have a good float. >> thank you. thank you. >> you step in. your head is going to go at this side. >> it's really warm. >> i felt like the only way to truly understand was to try it. >> this is a really unique opportunity to be away from things. >> i am never away. >> this is it. your bed and your brain have been waiting for this, opportunity, for true stillness. >> i had heard that some people freak out, we rigged my tank with a night vision camera. as i closed the door and set noold wa tled into the warm water. i had no idea that my day was about to change. the idea of sensory deprivation tanks and floating isn't new. john lily first developed them in the 1950s to discover the effects of total isolatio

i had all the confidence in the world in sean. >> sean and dorothy are standing on a platform that isffixed to the end of the sglij we had to turn to where her feet were over the edge. that's the hardest part when they jump because it is not a natural thing. it is the things that bad dreams are made of. >> i wasn't nervous. it didn't bother me a bit. heights just don't bother me. i climbed too many trees and too many high haystacks. >> her camera's good? >> yep. >> now there's nothing left to do but jump. >> i was so nervous about jumping with her. i never had taken anyone that old. i asked if she was ready and she just, with this hardened voice she said. >> ready. >> there was no hesitation. she wasn't backing down. we gave it a big countdown and windt for it. three, two, one. it was just silence. she wasn't pushing against me or anything. when the parachute opened she started laughing. and it was hilarious. i just felt hale real calm hearing her laugh because i knew she was fine. when she was silent i wondered if everything was okay just from the opening of the parachute. the landin

seguiremos trabajando con ahÍnco, para asegurarnos, de que todos los estudiantes sean incluidos en el el dÍa de la graduaciÓn, dicen. otorgar a audiencias a mÁs de 200 inmigrantes de california, para determinar si pueden ser liberados bajo fianza, mitra disputan una orden de deportaciÓn. fallo beneficia emigrante, que cometieron delito como posesiÓn de armas o drogas. lo que cumplieron sus condenas salieron en libertad y luego en la agencia los arrestÓ para deportarlos. la magistrada afirmÓ que si los convictos estÁn de vuelta a la vida civil, tienen derecho a dichas audiencias. >> pidiendo la liberaciÓn de su familiar como grupo de personas se manifestÓ fuera de las oficinas de san francisco. todos ellos oriundo de guatemala. temen regresar a su paÍs natal por la vÉlez en que se encuentra. segÚn los inconformes, los detenidos son elegibles para recibir asilo. >> deben recibir el tratamiento civil frente a una corte, bueno, por audiencia. de una manera justa. no en la cÁrcel. >> enviÓ un comunicado para aclarar que la agencia no decide los casos de asilo. eso depende del servicio de c