>> suleiman is a crazy person, obviously. when the sirens start getting closer and closer, you could literally see the switch in his eyes where the adrenaline must have stopped pumping, and he's like, oh, what did i just do? and he literally looked like he was chemically imbalanced at that point. >> the onlookers stand by in disbelief. >> in fact, tourists who came upon the fight scene thought that this had all been scripted, that this was some kind of hollywood production because this whole elaborate setup with the cars in the street and with his wife running around looking for the gun. they couldn't believe that the blood flying around was anything but fake. >> but the blood and the injuries to john mattes are all too real. he's all cut up, bruised, a few broken ribs, and has to spend the night in the hospital. >> get on the ground! get on the ground! >> in court, sam suleiman, as part of a plea agreement, pleads guilty to felony assault. he's sentenced to a year in jail and three years probation. his wife pleads guilty to

did the president make such an offer, either in his talk with king suleiman or the foreign minister? >> the discussions that took place with king suleiman this week and in the oval office with the foreign minister today were a continuation of the discussions that took place at camp david. the other thing that is notable about this is there was unanimity of opinion. that those kinds of conversations are constructive and do further deepen the advance and advance the relationship between the united states and our partners in the middle east. particularly in the gulf region. and the president understands that the u.s. relationship with each of those countries is critical to the national security reaches of those individual countries. the president has concluded having a strong relationship with those countries is clearly within the national security of the united states. that's the essence of these on ongoing consultations. and these are consultations that will continue when secretary carter visits saudi arabia early next week. >> why want that meeting put on the schedule? >> typically -

muhammad suleiman was shot and killed by sniper while he was holding a dinner party at his beachfront home in tartus syria. details of the assassination were included in a secret nsa document titled "manhunting timeline published by the intercept on wednesday. puerto rico missed a $93.7 million debt payment yesterday as the island's debt crisis worsens. puerto rico governor alejandro garcÍa padilla has repeatedly said the country must renegotiate its debt levels, telling "the new york times" last month that the island was in a death spiral. unlike u.s. states, puerto rico is not permitted to declare bankruptcy. in other economic news, bank of america has announced a profit of $5.32 billion for this past quarter -- double the profit that the bank reported last year during this same time period. this past quarter's profit amounts to about $59 million a day. "the wall street journal" reporting the cost of police settlements for the killings of police misconduct has been set -- soaring. the tenuous it is with the largest local police departments over the past 10 years have paid $1.4 billi

service of their loved ones and also make it very clear that under the united states' initiative, suleiman will never be relieved of any sanctions. it will also lay out what we intend to do, to push back against iran's behavior that we have a number of laws in place, requirements by which we'll be automobile to prevent able to prevent iran from transferring these agreements. we specifically turned around a convoy recently in the last months that was bringing weapons to yemen. we've been crystal clear, and i'll be more clear when i meet with the gulf states about our united efforts to hold them accountable for these kinds of activities. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would like to ask this question of all the witnesses, but i'd like to start with secretary carter and chairman dempsey. in your assessment and without getting into specifics which cannot be discussed in this open setting, is there any military strategy or response that would achieve the same goals as the agreement before us without embroiling the united states and our allies in a potentially or devastating in the region. secreta