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the former mobs terr isn't the only one talking this tip. a lot of these searches, we all have. is there nor anticipation this time that this time really it may be it? >> reporter: well, of course, the fib is always very careful not to raise expectations here too much, but clearly this time they are saying this is a source with a lot of credibility. obviously they had to have a good bit of information to be able to -- this is someone that our law enforcement sources say is very connected over the years. in part, he gave them names, names that authorities know. one of the things this man zerelli wrote about is a manuscript for an upcoming book. i think we drew some quotes out from it. he says of what happened to hoffa that when he was taken here that night, bound and gagged. he said one of the people that night there, picked up a shovel and cracked hoffa over the head. he goes on to say they threw him into a hold and then hit hoffa a few more times and hoffa started to moen. they threw him in the hole and buried him alive. that was it, end of

military members playing a basketball tournament offs -- in afghanistan show how resilie they are in ther terrwo of the tournament, held on a military base in kabul, seven heavily armed militants stormed the neighboring building. the players sprung into action. five militants we killed. the bas commander wanted to cancel the tournament but thought betterof it after the service memrs returned to the court and insisted to play on. >> shows our resolve to win, our resolve to continue ts mission. >> more of the tournament and s players will be featured during the nba finals. you canatch game five sunday right here on abc7. our coverage begins at 4:30 p.m. and then catch after theame with draymond green. >> we have a new abc7 smartphone app to keep you on top o the latest news and weather. it has section for all those stories you may want to share on facebook and twitter. the app is really easy to download good to abc7news.com abc7news.com/apps. if youave a current app, you need to download the new one. >> father's day? >> leigh: send dad to theolf course, get him out of the house, and send him wit

and suld we be spending what we're pending now on the war against terr? >> well, a drone is a weapon. and think of it as alying sniper in a way. you have i think a lot less collateral damage if you attack al qaeda leader with a drone than ifou attack him with a bomb. john: do we need to spend what we're speing? >> i think that we may need to spend more, we may be able it get by with ls, point is to figure out what it takes to win. and spend that. john: thank you ambassador woolsey. >> thank you. john: i want america to have a strong military that protects us from fanatics who want to kill us. but how big a militarys tha we n spend almost $800 billion on defense. about a fifth of our budget. chris prebbl e . at cato institute, said, that is way too much? >> it is more than we spend at peak of cold war, when ronald reagan was fighting the soviet union. john: cato, your think tank made this video that compares our military spending that that of our allies. >> every year u.s. spends -- our allies spend a quarter or less to defend themselves. we agree to pay b

at was soon after the boston terr attacks. would you have advocated trying to get your hands on this type of information? >> well, i really can't respond to that. not without having all the information about what precisely and how it could be used. also with the constitutional requirements. but in a modern age where e peoe are planning attacks, using the communications vehicles that we have, includi the internet. to look for communication that suggests attacks or taking cred for things that happened in the past. that certainly is a reonsibility which the president and the government has to assume. you know, iam not going to just attack the president on this. and a lot of pple are going to be unhappy that i'm not willing attack him onhis. but i'm going to say for the safety of this country, it comes first. the constitution has to be followed. i don't know that it was ot followed in this case. before i did into the power of this, i want to learnmore about how it was done and how it was used. >> dianne festein ys it doesn't reall

it was probably an effort to thwart or investigate a terr judge submitted this order ten days after the is outraged but he has a soft button for america haters. >> bill: you know i'm the biggest terror warrior in town but you don't violate the privacy of every single american. that is not what we're about n business to do. >> if you haven't spoken to terrorists after april 15th. >> bill: no, you are not. they have been doing this for eight years. nsa, they are bunch of gnomes and all they do is looking at this stuff. they can find out who you call and where you work and all of this. that is not what we want. >> we trust the government. >> bill: no, i don't. >> you should more the most part. >> i trust our security officials, nsa, it's the justice department, it's nsa, trust them? >> post boston bombing. remember the mentality afterwards. why did they together guardian. >> bill: somebody leaked it out. you are not for this, are you? >> you got the doj, nsa, i can't keep track. >> bill: its mass accumulation have information? >> i am on the fence where i like to be. i'll tell you why. >>

the economy, politics, consult terr, media, everywhere. revolutionary guard want to make sure they have their kind of candidate there and want their kind of candidate to win. analysts say their number one choice would be the mayor of tehran, and then sayed jalili, and then the aide to the supreme leader, and who is somebody who is conservative, but also has dealt with the west in the past. the only surprise might be if, as some analysts tell me, there is a last-minute surge toward mr. rowhani, who now has the reform movement behind him. unlikely, but that is the only surprise that could happen, erin. >> certainly that would be incredible if that happens. thanks so much to christiane. we are just hours away from the first elections in this country since 2009. 2009, the election, one probably seared in your memory, with some of the horrible images of what happened to protesters. why is it so different now and crucial for the united states? >>> and then a bakery, sort of a upper middle-class neighborhood. we had a little hunger today, and we

the alleged mobs terr tells wdiv a mafia enforcier told him that hoffa was buried in this field as aporary measure, that his remains were supposed to have been move after the heat died down from the massive police search to find hoffa initially, but 9 body apparently was never moved. hoffa, as you know, was last seen on july 30th, 1975, outside a detroit-area restaurant. john, you mentioned so many digs in the last, the last one coming last year in the detroit area. >> it's riveting every time it thank you so much, mary. >>> the supreme court just struck down an arizona law that required proof of citizenship to register to vote. the 7-2 ruling said it interviewed with a federal law aimed at making voter registration earlier. the supreme court is still major rulings on same-sex marriage, affirmative action by the end of june. we could get more discussions on thurl >>> britain's prince philip home. he walked out of a london hospital under his own power after having abdominal certainliry. he will )ecuperate at windsor castle. >>> a chinese dissident allowed to move to the u.s. says he's

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when she was in myanmar delivering the 6 billionth leader of clean water liter ofof the cgi -- lee terr clean water. [applause] this is my first time at cgi in america. i was fortunate to attend the annual -- the annual meeting in new york speaking on behalf of the administration. i want to thank the terrific staff and all of the sponsors and a longtime friend who was -- whose exciting commitment you just heard. people have really really made this conference a destination. it is not surprising that it would be held in chicago, since the conference itself began as an effort to put our heads together about renewal in america and chicago has long taken its inspiration as the rising phoenix. that is absolutely appropriate. as someone who was born in the city and has spent so many wonderful years growing up here and coming back and visiting, it is exciting to see what it looks like, what it is doing. i appreciated the mayor telling us about all of the other tasks that are being undertaken to ensure that chicago is a global destination and a competitive city across the world. there have been

. >> crystal in terre haute, indiana. another hootzier. your question about benjamin harrison or his wife. >> yes, this question is about mrs. harrison. the line of the other caller about african-americans. an ow that mrs. lincoln had african-american semistress who hers.o a friend of and i read she's a confidante of lincoln. my question is mrs. harrison. helpers who nt and were african-american at the white house. special harrison have a relationship with african-american helpers orser vants. servant to them. >> i don't know. they were always except one icans brief period in 1989 and 60 at house.ite the butler ran thingings. and she perhaps had a maid or that -- i don't know. >> i don't know if there's a personal friendship of any kind. the tenure of first lady and some of the things that she's noted for. as the first president of the national society of the daughters of the american revolution. john hopkins university medical campaigning for them for en the medical school them. the conjunction with the d.a.r. establishment of the china w