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hillary clinton and we're excited to have on the show this morning, very excited to have with us terry anderson who is going to be discuss u.s. hostage policy and whether it should change now that we're confronting isis, the question of paying ransom for hostages. also the death overnight of one of the most unforgettable figures of the 20th century. all that still to come in the show. we want to begin this morning with the republican dilemma over what to do about president obama's immigration action. clear that most everyone in the republican party is angry with the president for his executive action and it's clear that the conservative base wants lawmakers to respond. the party can't agree on what exactly it's going to do here. so, the conservative media site puts it in their headline. republicans leave town without a plan to fight obama quoting further, the many desperate ideas leave republicans without any clear course of action after the president moves forward since congress has recessed. to discuss this joined by our panel this morning, we have msnbc contributor jonathan capehart and seni

hillary clinton and we're excited to have on the show this morning, very excited to have with us terry anderson is going to be discuss u.s. hostage policy and whether it should change now that we're confronting isis, the question of paying ran f

at the beginning of cpj and some other cases certainly, terry anderson in the case of the ap, and danny pearl in a different way. do you feel it's still an effective tool or is that -- two questions. still an effective tool or get lost in the sort of onslaught of information? and if it is an effective tool, is it penetrating beyond the western journalists who are not operating anywhere their own country? is it as effective for local journalists when bad things are happening and it's hard to get coverage outside their country of the issue. >> guest: i still think that was the cpj model, and when you talk to the founders of cpj, it was an uphill struggle to convince journalists that an attack on their colleagues is something they should cover. was a news story. journalist at that time felt this was a self-pleading, taking advantage of theirs position to advocate on behalf 0 of their colleagues and that mindset has changed for a variety of reasons. one, the nature of international news coverage and the kind off storieses that journalists do, and a recognition that journalists have a respon

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she was a friend of peter's and for first seven years of her life, her father terry anderson was heldilitants. what do you want people to know about peter. what kind of guy was he? >> he wasn't like anyone i've ever known. i mean, he did things that he had no reason to do. because he felt like he should do them. >> you met him two years ago. how did you meet? >> we met through a mutual friend of ours. it was sort of a chance encounter. we just sat around, you know, talking and discussing our work, but i think the thing about pete is he just had this enormous energy and it just captivated you immediately. >> what do you think it was that drove him to go to the places he went to? as you said, he didn't have to. he wasn't from there, he wasn't born there, he was putting himself in harm's way for people in many cases he didn't know. >> i think part of it was that he had served in iraq. i think there was a large part of him that was critical of u.s. policy in the middle east. and he felt as though he needed to -- i wouldn't say make up for it, but he needed to contribute something positive

terry. >>> nearly a week after a driver fleeing police killed a teenager on his razr scooter investigators now believe they have their man. sonny anderson of san lorenzo was arrested in newark today. he's accused of killing a 14-year-old in san leandro on tuesday. now, anderson allegedly plowed into the boy during a high-speed chase that began when officers tried to pull him over. the car anderson ditched is how investigators were able to track him down. apparently anderson was arrested in that car before. in fact, police say he has quite the criminal record, which includes trying to kill an elderly woman and stabbing animals at a petting zoo. >>> a deadly accident at a san jose parking garage right across from the main jail. a man drove into a parked car this morning and his own car burst into flames. he died inside of his car. witnesses tried to help but the car was too dangerous to approach. a sprinkler system in that garage kept the fire from spreading, but several cars were damaged. police think the driver suffered some kind of medical emergency right before the crash. >>> good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're trackin