huffington post writer lee speigel has followed the ufo debate since the late 70's. he notes that podesta has been way out in front on ufo disclosure, in speeches at places like national press club. it's time to open the books." in the mid 90's. the clinton's were lobbied by billionaire laurence rockefeller to end ufo secrecy. mrs clinton was photographed with rockefeller while holding a book titled are we alone, the implications of discovery of et life. bill clinton has made public statements confirming that he tried to get to the bottom of ufo issues while in office. bill clinton: first thing i did is send people to area 51 to see the government's interest in ufos officially ended with the closure of project blue book in 1969, but suspicion remains that unexplained encounters involving national security are still being studied by someone. podesta suspects that someone is holding on to a large cache of ufo files. lee spiegel says several whistleblowers have surfaced over the years, including the late lunar astronaut dr,. edgar mitchell who say that secrets are still

the german news magazine there speigel -- der speigel announced that they were arrested after sending messages. one of the messages had to do with the man who blew himself up at the malbec metro station. another reads "the end." america says it has killed the second in command of the so-called islamic state. defense secretary ash carter said they killed the man in charge of the haji imam groups finances. carter called him haji imam, but he is -- carter called himhaji iman, but he is also known as al-qaduli and abu alaa al-afari reporter: he is dead, al-qaduli, the second most important man in the united states. the u.s. forces say they killed him, but they will not say when or where and they warned that more are ready to take his >> leaders can be replaced. however, these leaders have been around for a long time. they are senior. they are experienced. and so, a lemonade in them is an important objective and achieves an important result -- eliminating them is important objective and achieves an important result. i would say it's necessary. it's not sufficient, but it's important. repor

carol: i feel clear talking about snapchat and we've not mentioned the founder and ceo, evan speigel.e is such a big part in terms of them momentum behind us. reporter: it's a great story, and what is kind of amazing about it is that this company has sort of been mocked at every turn. originally, snapchat was kind of dismissed as kind of a thing for sending lewd pictures or what have you. carol: we all remember that. reporter: that could not be a major advertising vehicle, that is for sex. no advertiser would want to be associated with that. and then, they created this sort of media play where they were charging very high advertising rates, and he was made fun of for that. he was reportedly offered something like $3 billion from facebook, turned it down. and yet, despite all of these sort of seemingly counterintuitive, not quite straight down the middle moves, snapchat is doing amazingly well. and you know, this media play, which looked insane, like why would you want to read the wall street journal next to your sex? people, first of all, there's a lot more happening than dirty pictur

. >> peter miller, for the german magazine speigel, thank you for sharing with us. >> thank you very much. >> much more to come including ted cruz gets a crucial endorsement in the race for the republican party's presidential nomination. also... >> i'm sara in hong kong, and the largest contemporary art show in asia. but what impact is the economic down turn in china having on the market. >> and an upset in the world twenty20. details coming up in sports. >> they say all parties to the conflict have agreed starting next month. we're at the united nations in new york. it would be great news if it does turn out. tell what's the envoy did say. >> they're speaking. there will be a cessation of hostilities with face-to-face talks to begin in kuwait on the 18th of april. he said those will deal with the withdrawal of military forces, the hand over. heavy weaponry, the security arrangements and state institutions detainees, prisoners and so on. but given the enormous toll this conflict has had both yemen's infr ininfrastructure. the envoy said that various committees have to be set up. ther

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