tice. we also take seriously a responsibility to get access to and protect other u.s. citizens who may be detained. >> you thanked the russians and the czechs, can you be any more specific about what either the russians or the czechs actually did, or how he came to get from syrian custody to outside syria? did the czechs play a role in the physical removal of him or was it just the russians? mark: obviously, the czechs would have protecting power, provided whatever support on the ground that u.s. officials would have been able to provide or would have wanted to provide during this individual's detention. i cannot speak to the logistics. in response to your question about the russians, what was it? you are just asking -- >> i was wondering what was the progression of this individuals release from syrian custody? did he go from the russians to the czech embassy and out, or how did it work? was there any direct, u.s. syria discussion of this person? mark: other than to express appreciation for russia's assistance, i do not want to characterize their role. i can say we hav

i want to express -- tice family. i want to express my gratitude to the tice family. when we called these problems to the attention of our cities, on a city-wide basis, by publishing these problems, that tice family opened the doors of their home to us. so that we could come in and meet at their home. we didn't have to do it. but i'm appreciative that they opened the doors of their home. i'm especially appreciative as it relates to this family, mr. speaker, because this family, the tice family, they have a son who's being held captive in syria as i speak. the amily is suffering problems associated with somebody that they love dearly, their son, being held captive in syria, and they get flooded. fortunately this time they barely escaped. but they had to do mitigation. they had to raise their floors. they had to do things so that they would not get flooded. and i'm calling on us in the congress to please, let's help the many families who will suffer again. this is not going to be the last time that i will come to the floor with this bill if we don't get the help this ti

. >> one of the individuals is austin tice and we are working on his whereabouts. we also obviously take seriously a responsibility to get access to and protect our citizens that may be detained there. >> austin tice is a u.s. marine working as a journalist. it is believed he was helped by al qaeda but may have been transferred to another group. other americans have not been identified by the u.s. government. >> secretary of state kerry landed in baghdad to meet with iraqi leaders where the fights are speaking intensifying there. >> we have more on the victories against moslem extremists. >> a high profile visit at a time of political instability. secretary of state john kerry giving a boost to haddi after a visit on friday. pledging money in addition to a tour and promising to increase the pace in the fight against isis. >> we will continue targeting and taking out dash leaders and we will train local forces to take and hold more ground. >> kerry's visit comes as the u.s. led coalition is stepping up air strikes and ground offenses. u.s. marines are working with i

flight to tehran left pair tice day. flights have been suspended because of tough international sanctions against iran. now, flights are resuming following last year's landmark deal to curb iranian nuclear activity. still female air france workers are onning to iranian law that would require them to cover their hair while they're in iran. they will be able -- opt out of flights to tehran if they choose. >> wrapping up in style. awe a look at the color sights from the cherry blossom festival right in san francisco. san francisco's cherry blossom festival is wrapping up tonight. >> what better day for the san francisco cherry blossom festival. wrap up tonight. the second celebrates culture. next year the festival will mark its 50th year. >> there they are right there. >> look at the floats. pretty good looking there. >> "nbc nightly news" come up next. and more local news on nbc bay area at 6:00. >> see you later. >>> on this sunday night, disaster in ecuador. a devastating earthquake leaves more than 200 dead, many more i

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>> not in the near term. 24 tice the record at dulles airport. 24, that new report in baltimore that it broke went back to 1898. so a record cold morning this morning. sunshine today, but rain on the way for tomorrow, particularly tomorrow morning. and another chance at record low temperatures this coming weekend. but right now, out the door you go. 21 manassas, 22, culpepper. 27 in montgomery county. the next 24 hours go 20s this morning, mid to upper 50s this afternoon. plenty of sunshine around. a bit on the breezy side. south winds will hold temperatures near 50 overnight. a chance for pretty heavy rain for the thursday morning commute. we'll talk about how much rain coming up in a little bit. over to eun. >>> good morning, a couple of problems on metro, something i'm getting reading off of my phone, orange line delays because of a malfunction at balting. right now, remember in the tyson's area, northbound at chain bridge we have a traffic signal short-timing. they're working on trying to get this resolved before the big commute really starts. 66 and 95, no problems. 95 through w

economies were collapses and mistrust was ripe as old enemies faced the prospect of re-creating trade tice faced the difficult task of creating a unity for profit so they started talking. mainly about steel and coal. in 1951, a total of six countries, france, belgium, west germany, italy, luxembourg and the netherlands reaches their first accord creating the european coal and steel community or the ecsc. they later introduced the european economic community eec in 1958. these two organizations are seen as the origin of the european union that wouldn't adopt its new name until 1993. more than six decades later, the european union now represents more than 500 million people. across 28 countries and common currency are the euro which generates an estimates 14 trillion euros into the gdp per year. countries are less likely to have conflicts but it isn't is a totally happy marriage for many countries as some are affected differently on world events. there have been arguments on financial regulations, bailouts and different approaches to migration. this has given rise to anti-eu parties with man

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corporations including many for-profit schools rely on when their customers or employees seek just tice for being mistreated have prevented students from holding for-profit schools accountable in court. an investigation found 21 of 27 schools investigated by this committee schools had students sign arbitration agreements as part of their enrollment process for any dispute that may arise between the student and school. clause requires that any student who's fallen victim to fraudulent activity by a for-profit college including misrepresenting cost, transferability of dicredits, o odds of obtaining a job or job prospect are without redress. dr. king, knowing what we now know about the widespread fraud in -- or widespread fraud in the for-profit college industry, how are you going to hold bad actors accountable? >> appreciate that question. as you know, in the negotiated rule making process on borrower's defense we put forward to the negotiators proposals that would ban the practice of mandatory arbitration in a variety of contexts. that negotiated rule making process was not successful so