because they want to -- they want to say that what happened to your nephews is unconscionable. and the way not only they died, but the way that they were treated, it is unconscionable in a civilized world. today, we have seen, for the first time, how, how one treats those who have died. and i don't know if you'll look at the images later on today, but it is just -- it's an extraordinary outpouring. and i hope that gives some comfort. not that it will in any way ameliorate your pain, but i hope it gives some comfort in the difficult days and weeks and months and even years ahead for you and your family. >> yeah, i hope so too. like i said, between, i'm drawing, going back to 9/11, and it just felt like that, like we're one big happy -- one big grieving family, happy to embrace one another and be there for one another. a shoulder to cry on. you mentioned my interview this morning with chris cuomo. after the live shot him and my mother started conversing. chris gave her a hug and they both started crying. it was just so emotional to see because he was sharing some of the horrors h

. >> it's un-american, unconscionable and offensive. >> it's an attack upon our rights and public safety. >> we found no support for the congressman's push. >> he's ram kentucky. they shouldn't try it in our city. >> but he insisted he had it right. >> i don't think you get to violate somebody's rights, basic civil rights simply because you have home rule. >> norton was asked if she was confident the city could eat that this political attack. what stand up here and say i'm confident of would be a fools paradise. i'm not confident of everything -- of anything. thatssie seemed confident he would lose. >> i'm confident it will take killed by harry reid. >> harry reid of course is the senate and a craddick leader who will conference with house republicans on these bills. congressle, including -- congressman massie leaves he will kill this bill, but they are by no means adding on it. >> thank you, sam. next on abc 7 news at 6:00, the anticipated much improvements to i-66 in northern virginia. >> and doug hill will tell us how much longer this year the weather will stick around. >> margaret fo

i mean, that seems unconscionable. this stuff is so complicated, people don't realize in large part that is, in fact, what happened over the course of the last two legislative sessions that they could have expanded health care in florida. and it's floridians' tax dhars that they are just -- tax dollars that they are just giving away instead of letting that apply to health care for floridians. so nationwide, if i recall correctly, it was something like another 9 million people were brought on with the expansion of medicaid, even though states like florida were refusing it, to expand it. and that's in addition to getting health care to those that could afford it with subsidies or because of better rates could afford it in the first place, and that was a group of another 8 million. and so you see that you're starting to chip away at that group of people in the country that had no health care because they had no health insurance, and yet when they got sick, where did they end up? they ended up in the emergency room. they c

unconscionable to think that victims are still out there in those fields in eastern ukraine.wing support for the victims, please go to cnn.com/impact. thanks for watching. join me tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern for another edition of "a.c. 360." for a full day's wrap-up. wolf live from jerusalem starts now. wolf? >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer reporting from jerusalem. i'd like to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. the united nations is reporting multiple deaths and injuries from a strike on a u.n. shelter in gaza. this comes as the u.s. secretary of state is traveling across the regi region. he's trying to broker a deal to end the bloodshed. the latest developments on the fighting between israel and hamas. images from the scene of that attack on the u.n. shelter show pools of blood on the ground and ambulances racing to the scene. the building is a school that was being used as a shelter. much more in a live report from gaza coming up.

to me it's not only unconscionable.t is worse is people like obama or john kerry is reciting the litany without looking at the facts. let israel prove it. it's not only to deal with spin doctors of israel and believe them. what is happening is israel is bombing, shelling, destroying a captive population. the most densely populated area in the world with nowhere to go. they're telling people, leave their homes because they want to scorch the earth to clear a path for their tanks. where would they go? those who left their homes were shelled in the streets. who did not leave their homes died in the rubble. this is discourse, deal with the lies and deal with the facts. >> let me ask you one last question about hamas. i got your answer there regarding whether or not palestinians themselves bear some responsibility in what is happening to them. what about this organization. what is the end gym for hamas in continuing to fire rockets and dig tunnels and things like that. is it not -- what is the end game here because people ar

and then take unilateral measures to blame the victim for his own victimization, this is also unconscionable. i think it is time we deal with the causes rather than cycles or another flareup. >> our reporter is in the gaza strip. he joins us live. what is the latest you are seeing and hearing in this offensive? >> in the perimeter where i am standing, there is a lull in the shelling coming from israel's this is -- vessels posted off the coast of gaza. as i say this, there is a huge blast in the background. obviously, strikes are continuing. this ground invasion is ongoing. israel's prime minister just announced a possible expansion of the operation without clearly indicating what he meant. israeli army says it has located many tamils -- tamils -- tunnel s. it says it has killed 17 gaza militants. the death toll has climbed considerably since the beginning of this new phase of the israeli operation. according to medical sources in gaza, 27 dead since last night bringing the total death toll to higher than 260. about 2000 people wounded since the beginning of this operation as well. many unfor

totally support [ talking at the same time ] >> a few minutes ago, she said that it is completely unconscionable that the precautionary and the precaution that the international law requires is being ignored. in answer to a question of whether it would be justified for israel to shell the school if there is rocket fire in what you call the vicinity. is she wrong? >> once again, there's no evidence at this stage that israel did in fact target the school. i know for a fact that we did not target. could there be a stray shell in a firefight? if that's the case, once again, you have to put the blame on the people that turned area into a combat zone. >> ? sort of humanitarian, or a ceasefire? the negotiators said that the palestinian delegation does plan to go to egypt to talk about the issue. >> i would challenge the israelis to ceasefire [ unintelligible ] americans are working on it. egyptians are working on it. europeans, ban ki-moon, the whole world. >> but the israelis will say they unilaterally announced a ceasefire, and yet hamas did not respect it. and the palestinians did not respect it. th

. >> if buyer does come forward, it will be unconscionable if caesars refuses to accept the offer andhooses instead to further limit its competition. >> of course, all of this is happening as atlantic city prepares for a possible referendum in which voters would decide whether to allow casinos in north jersey. >>> we're keeping our eye on the storms tonight. kathy has got the latest. >> heavy rain, more scattered storms across the region. this line moving across the jersey shore. but a secondary line forming from dover to the southwest. this will move through tonight and then another chance of storms tomorrow. we'll track those coming up. >> my hair was sticking up and my arms was burning and everything. >> you will not believe what happened to that will bill as he stood in his kitchen. he is lucky to be alive tonight. we will hear more of his story coming up. >> and with the summer heat, it can be tough to safe money on your energy bill but there are ways to do it and you don't have to adjust the ac. three is on your side with simple ways to keep your costs down. >> and the nap that

and the borders secured in the light of yesterday's tragedy any other course of action would be unconscionable thank you. i think the representative of the united kingdom for his third given all the flow to the present or to. see mr ripley though. you will remember. jeffrey feltman secretary general for a separate us you should read here is even more tragic a new grand. luke judd to explain. it but it isn't. all for me to do so i've got the. victim do the logan dealing with. airline sit do in a manner that isaac effect ok so the meeting in new york continues of the emergency session of the u.n. security council and we heard of course from the undersecretary there saying that the sec in general will be meeting with president petro poroshenko of ukraine tomorrow. the. next u.s. intelligence officials claim that the plane was downed by a surface to air missile but have not specifically blamed either side vice president joe biden said that a team of specialists will be sent to assist ukrainian authorities with the investigation going to change account is in washington following the american reacti

the salaries that they can afford to live in the city of san francisco and i find that to be unconscionable. and as an executive director of the organization, embarrassing. so, we ask that you support this 1-1/2% increase so we can at least provide our staffs wages so they can afford to live in the city where they work so hard to support every day. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>> hello, my name is jessica bovar. i'm here on behalf of the california domestic workers alliance and also [speaker not understood]. and we're here to ask you to support campos' request for add-back funds. you know, we work with primarily latina women as well as the filipino and china community who do domestic housework. and recently i've been working with a lot of the women who are doing outreach to let people know about their workers rights and know about the historic goal bill of rights, workers rights. and in talking to folks out on the street, you know, we've encountered people who are making $5 an hour taking care of children and really think about how it is -- how difficult it is to live in

. >> jj, it's unconscionable for franchisees to -- for a big business to hide behind their small franchisees. it's a fundamentally different business model you get corporate support to create your menu and store front. you get corporate support on staffing and staffing levels. when you have a small business you do all this yourself, you build your business from the bottom up. you do your own marketing. you can't compare a small business to a business like mcdonald's. to be perfectly honest, the franchisees and the multinational corporations share the same association. so they're a lot tighter tied than stephen is actually making it sound. and you had a fundamental different business model. i think that they can get there a lot quicker. >> stephen, based on what makini is saying, shouldn't there be support from the mothership, couldn't there be some support from the mothership to get them through this period quicker? >> look, i think it's important to understand that not unlike makini who put her own skin in the game, her own financial resources and effort to build plum restaurants, these sma

of pension money and institutional money in to what was essentially a absolutely on sellable unconscionable garbage this bubble this epic twenty fourteen bubble you could call to sovereign bond bubble with spanish bonds trading at all time highs with british gilts or sovereigns trading at three hundred year highs with american sovereign debt trading near two hundred forty year highs this is a bubble driven by central banks a coordinated effort by central banks mario drag you have a time over there d.c.b. is the guy who's buying those spanish bonds buying those european sovereign bonds increasing the balance sheet of the central bank in europe to equal the balance sheet of the federal reserve bank and the bank of england where they're taking on trillions of dollars euros yen of course bank of tokyo being the granddaddy of all this in toxic debt to the point where this too will reach its point of no return and they'll be a massive sovereign debt bubble the likes of which the world has never known before i think the e.c.b. asset purchases will bring us to the end of this bubble phase in the re

nature of the business that was being conducted on backpage, like i said, it would have been unconscionable for us not to go public with what we knew. >> in may 2012 their hard work pays off. police arrest 24-year-old james brown in the detroit suburb of sterling heights. brown is held for several months on charges of arson and mutilation of a dead body. in november 2012 he's formally charged with four counts of first-degree murder. brown pleads not guilty and is currently awaiting trial. the case in detroit and a similar string of online escort murders in long island have reignited a national debate about the role of ad-based websites like backpage and redbook in facilitating the business of human trafficking. >> regardless of the disclaimers, regardless of the legalese that these sites hide behind, the reality is the resultant behavior is illegal. >> while many men view the smiling women in online sex ads as independent contractors selling their wares, bridgette carr says americans need to wake up and face reality. >> what do you see when you see a young teenager advertising online? >> i

. >> treatment that i think is unfair, unconscionable. it is unamerican. >> reporter: after the press conference he met with reporters in his office where he said since the supreme court overturned d.c.'s ban on hand guns the district has gotten safer. >> crime has gone down for six years. six years ago helder overturned the d.c. gun ban in place for two decades. >> reporter: district leaders were quick to dispute the notion. >> crimes are down because of the efforts of the metropolitan police department, the great work the men and women are doing. >> we have data that demonstrates gun crime was on the decline before the decision. >> reporter: the amendment that passed the house would repeal just about all of d.c.'s gun laws and allow open carry and automatic weapons. what does each side think will happen when the senate takes up the matter? >> i am fairly confident it will get killed by harry reid. >> i'm not confident of anything. i'm not confident that the senate is going to do the right thingfelt. >> reporter: now, while neither side

this is unconscionable that the president goes to texas for a fund-raiser and photo op, but not visit our border. communities are suffering, our immigration policy appears in disarray. he should be in the white house preparing a speech to the nation. >> congressman, i respect all of that. it doesn't answer my question. what was the logic of treating kids different from mexico than from central america. could you answer that? >> it is my understanding buried within the '08 law, it allows the president to negotiate with the central american countries. repatriotuation agreements. that hasn't happened. there may be a need to fix that portion of the law so that aspect of the dynamic which fostered the conditions for the surge of children can stop. the first thing that needs to happen is leadership. if i would suggest to the president, he send national guard troops to the border to help back up the border control and get the situation under control. continue to suggest and say clearly any person here illegally will be sent home quickly. third, work and demand from the governments of guatema

he's created and his political exploitation of the tens of thousands of young people is utterly unconscionable. this president, i don't think has thought this one out very clearly at all. >> here with reaction, maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio. >> do you know what mexico does if someone enters their country illegal my? >> it's not humane. >> they deport them immediately or they put them in jail, right? >> yes. >> what with not be humane about saying to people, you didn't accept our laws. and give them a plane ride home. >> that's what we do. >> no, we do not. >> eventually. the last time you had me on the show you came up with a proposal. and i said, where do i sign. >> i agreed with you, you came up with a great proposal, i said, there's a compromise. i didn't say i liked all of it. >> where are the compromises by both sides. >> neither side will act. >> there is one kid died today or late yesterday. you have all these kids, i have images of people crossing the rio grande. if they get one foot on american stole, they're staying here right now, is that what you see going on in your state? >>

. -- >> only a few minutes ago, she has said it is completely unconscionable that the pro procedures at and precaution that international law requires is being ignored. in answer to a question about whether it would be justified for israel to shell the school, if there is rocket fire or activity in what you call the vicinity. is she wrong? >> once again, there is no evidence at this stage that israel did in fact target the school. i know for a fact we did not target. could there have been a stray shell in the framework of a firefight. if that is the case, you have to blame the people who turned the area into a combat zone. you mentioned my friend chris guinness and we support the humanitarian work very much so. it's important first. -- >> no, please. >> the serious violation of international law by israeli forces. now once again, how do you -- >> you aren't allowing me answer your question. he said there was no evidence -- sorry, you are confusing the issue and not allowing me to answer a specific question. you asked a specific question, please allow me to answer. you said that chris

this is unconscionable terrorist attack on civilian populations and of course we have to act to defend ourselves. >> schieffer: how many rockets have been fired so far, prime minister? >> right now over 4040 rockets. maybe number has increased to closer to 500. that is many more rockets were fired those are the ones that made it in to the space above our population centers, we're talking perhaps a larger number. two things about this, one is the fact that this is deliberate hamas terrorist weapon, with the exception of chemical weapons or nuclear weapons the ultimate terror weapon. any country would act to defend itself against this. we're doing exactly what any country would do, you would do if you were targeted from across the border. you would try to pinpoint the rocketeers that's what we're doing. now we come to the other problem. the hamas islamic, other terrorist groups like islamic jihad are from gaza when rockets are embedded in homes, hospitals, mosques, we're trying to operate to target and surgically, but the difference between us is that we're using missile defense to prote

. >> it's unconscionable. we're not going to tolerate it. nadine is hoisted into a tree, and then hung on a fence. >> we got to send a message to these kids, these thugs. they could have killed that kid. impaling him by the neck. >> the heinous beatdown lasts more than 20 minutes. at times, nadine pleading for help. >> i find it offensive when not one person called 911. not one person called 911. this kid was screaming for help. >> this isn't the first time these bullies have picked on nadine corey. it all starts earlier that school year in september 2010. nadine says he's one of the smallest kids in his class, making him a target. >> they used to say, oh, your mom african. she's dirty. i was with your mom last night. they used to say all kind of stupid things. he says a few classmates continue to tease him, even punching him occasionally when the teacher isn't watching. then on january 11th, nadine is walking home from school with a friend. they notice some of the same kids who bully nadine in class, along with a few older teenagers heading

and that, i think, would be unconscionable.ay out. >> we have been told that people in his unit have not been talked to yet as any part of an investigation. >> right. which is very concerning, obviously. i agree with charles. we don't really know anything at this point what's going to happen. too soon for people to be getting upset if they think he is not going to be held accountable. it is concerning, however, what rick ren nell said on the air earlier. he has been in contact that the military is not been in touch with them. they do need to be in touch with them and hear all sides of the story. >> there is this thought that although the army is following the protocol and this is how it goes, jonah. you still have this case in mexico, where you have this marine, tahmooressi who is in jail and the dichotomy between the two just doesn't sit well with people. >> also the story you ran earlier this week about all of these military guys getting pink slips on active duty and this guy gets his job back after all these allegations. i'm

seems to me as a citizen of the world, not necessarily an expert in international law, completely unconscionablee fact that we have seen the quite proper repulsion of the world, given the carnage that we there,, i think says something about the way the arguments are stacking up. it is fine for israeli spokespeople to say these things, but let's not forget that our compound in january of 2009 was struck with white phosphorus where hundreds had taken refuge. we had all sorts of fine words from israeli spokes people, regev about how heartbroken they were. here we have them hitting the same area. one might also be asking mr. regev about the pinpoint nature onehese strikes because seriously has to wonder about the technology of the israeli army and indeed the methodology behind the targeting techniques. >> christopher gunness, thank you for being with us, spokesperson for the united nations relief and work agency for palestinian refugees, known as unrwa. back, henry siegman, part two of our conversation with the former head of the american jewish congress. stay with us. ♪ ]music break this is democra

and that is, i think, unconscionable because there are real people, real lives at stake involved in these. >> congresswoman, let me go on that political point because the fact of the matter, speaker boehner wasn't the only one cheering ruling against yesterday's health care subsidies. yesterday we saw the governor of mississippi phil bryant said that the ruling was quote another step in dismantling obama care and returning the control of individual health care to the people. but the ruling could really hurt his own constituents. 60,000 mississippi residents receive federal health care subsidy. and the governor thinks it would be a good thing that they lost those subsidies, congresswoman? >> i mean, it really does seem pretty shocking, reverend, al. the fact that people would be cheering on people losing health care. you know, when the affordable care act was tasked, republicaned were all against it. people in communities. but the fact is that 74% of republicans who are newly insured actually like their health care plan. so they don't even represent their own people. and it is really shock

there is a humanitarian need to end this immediately, the suffering of the people of gaza is unconscionableion, i think, they have both put their finger on the political consequences for stability in the region, for american interests. and other reasons why it is important for the united states to push for this. mr. orrin was the israeli ambassador to the united states. and not the other way around, by the way, so he has that point of view. that's fine. but i don't agree with it. >> this idea that a series of short cease-fires will lead to a longer one, do you really think that will fly? >> it might. probably not in the immediate sense, but insofar as we might ease into this, i think both parties are looking for a way out, in a certain sense, i think they both reached the point of diminishing returns. but i think hamas really wants to gain some kind of political or strategic benefit before they agree to stop. and i think they entered into this conflict with enormous desperation. new egyptian policies, really cracking down on them and isolating them, impoverishing them and they want to break

failing to move an emergency supplemental this week would be in my view unconscionable. i urge all of my colleagues to do the right thing here and to make sure we deal with this before we leave for five weeks. dealing with the challenge we are facing on the border is rightly our main focus right now. however, we cannot lose sightth root causes that are driving this surge in migration in the first place. in this country all too often we focus so much of our attention on dealing with symptoms of problems, and not enough attention on addressing the underlying causes. this is particularly true on our borders. since -- listen to this -- since 2003, we have spent $223 billion, that's almost a quarter of a trillion dollars, enforcing our immigration customs law, strengthening the security of our borders. almost a quarter of a trillion dollars. we have spent a small fraction of this total, a very small fraction, actually, less than 1%, helping el salvador, guatemala and honduras improve conditions for their families. i want to commend the president and chairwoman mikulski for in

it's unconscionable that congress has done anything to fix the immigration system and what the presidentsaying is we need an aggressive, sure-footed approach and also need clarity in the law and the way to get there is to pass a comprehensive immigration bill but in the meantime the president's got to protect this country. the president's got to do something as he said yesterday if the congress is going to do nothing. that means uses his power as commander in chief to use provisions in the law to make the immigration system work as well as it can work. >> um-hum. >> until congress does its job. >> let me ask you this question, jim. i'm going to go way far out on a limb, why doesn't the president force the issue, pick up the phone, call john boehner and tell the public he's going to call john boehner, let's get together to solve this crisis. why not try that? >> reporter: he has tried that on several occasions and you heard house speaker john boehner say earlier this year, he was sort of mocking his fellow republicans, teasing them a little bit and saying, you know, there are people insid

this is unconscionable. here both elected and non-elected to say that this is not right and as one reporter asked us, you know, whether or not this starts today or two years from now, it doesn't matter. the house is burning. it is on fire and we are sounding the alarm that nobody should have to go through this to vote. >> when that story ran in april for the first time we asked governor john kasich for comment on it from the state of ohio and the governor had no reply. we asked him to come on the program. i offered to go to ohio to do a sitdown interview with governor kasich and we got no reply on that either. what are they afraid of? they're afraid that the country will see exactly what the republicans are doing. nothing, when it comes to injustices like this. this is social engineering of the vote, to suppress the vote so the republicans can stay in power. that is a miscarriage of justice what you just saw. it is wrong. those folks should be able to walk down the street and vote like most people. coming up

leaders, they all understand israel's inherent right of self-defense, the fact that the attacks are unconscionable, and i'm not going to get into the specifics of our operational response. i assure you that we have an operational response. >> understood. let me turn to the subject of iran, which i know is of enormous concern to you. iran's prime minister was saying on another broadcast, quote, we don't see any benefit in iran developing a nuclear weapon. he went on to say it's simply not happening. i think i know your reaction, but let's hear it from you. >> it's a joke. of course they're developing nuclear weapons. you can start counting it? maybe hundreds of billions for what isotopes for circulating the earth? what are they developing -- building these enormous underground nuclear facilities if not for nuclear weapons? if they just wanted energy, they could have it without centrifuging for enrichment, without plutonium. so this is a sham. i don't think anybody could take this seriously. i think we have to remember which is the same iran that is arming, financing, training the hamas and islamic

. >> it is unconscionable. that when this do nothing republican congress decided to do something, it's suing the president for doing his job when they refuse to do theirs. >> i urge each and every one of my colleagues to have the courage -- nothing but courage to impose this resolution, has no place on this floor. >> the fact of the matter is, that the american people are tired of the relentless partisanship that has led the congress to having a lower approval rating than head lice. >> and if you think democrats were excited about this today, about republicans voting to sue the president. if you think democrats were excited about that in congress, check out the excitement today from the democrat who's in the white house. president obama today seemed to have an excellent time talking about this matter in kansas city, missouri. >> some of the things we're doing without congress are making a difference. but we could do so much more, if congress would just come on and help out a little bit. just come on. come on an

it is unconscionable that this government is unstable as it is would allow these things to go on. >> maybe do a lot less fighting among between themselves on capitol hill and condemnation among these things. work together might be sort of helpful to speak with one voice and the president could speak out as well with a strong voice. >> absolutely. it's the documentation is there so they can't say i remember when the sudan crisis was going on people were saying well, we are getting different reports. these reports are very clear. we are knowing -- we know exactly what's going on. and there is no mistake about it. >> all right. well, if anyone wants to go to gretawire and put in the search function, sudan or president bashir. they will see a lot of my pictures there. pictures about what that horrible person is doing. that horrible president. anyway, reverend, thank you, sir. >> thank you, greta. thanks for caring. >> the border crisis getting more heated. the obama administration was warned more than a year ago. did anyone do anything? that's next. is the white house giving more attenti

it is unconscionable that somebody would take advantage of our veterans. >> with regard to the criminalnvestigation that is ongoing which i asked the department of justice to begin, i would like your commitment that you will assist and support that investigation to hold accountable anybody who has committed fraud awardees were documents. you legally manipulated -- committed fraud or destroyed documents. illegal many -- illegally destroyed or manipulated things. >> the number one value of the organization is integrity. >> thank you. >> thank you for being here. i would be remiss if i did not first to brag about my state and invite you to it. as the senator from alaska, we have attempted to look at this problem in a very complex way. it's not only a health care delivery system, g.i. benefits, a laundry list of services. as i said earlier in my comments in the opening -- we now have in alaska 26 agreements with tribes that deliver health care. we didn't need legislation. we offered it to read we work with the administration to figure it out. the former secretary was bold and went on the cu

>> well, the word unconscionable is what i used earlier at our press conference.ot has happened today actually op our chief monitor has held high level meetings with the ukrainian side and also with the high officials from the dutch and australian side. as i speak, a few floors below us right now talks are being held with the rebel side. again to hone that message that we need secure and timely access to the site. nobody's interest that this mission not take place. as we said, those remains, those bodies have been lying out there for over a week now. we haven't been to the site since friday. as you might expect, it's vulnerable to manmade and natural factors such as weather. jake, today in fact, one of the other priorities was to scour an area that hasn't been searched before. we know debris is there and even it through long distance observation. we weren't able to do that today. >> you said it's in nobody's interest and you're a diplomat so i will fib you for not taing that it may be in the interests of the guilty party to let investigators in. after 11 days, is

they were committing unconscionable amounts of torture and the guy who created the whole system, notly is he not in jail but on a book tour. you can tell a lot about our society about who's in jail and who's in book tour. >> yes, you can. tenet has a relationship to john brennan in turn has a close relationship to the president. mcdonough is also involved. tell us about the jigsaw puzzle. >> dennis mcdonough, it sounds like he is reallymy crow managing this process. this is a report from one body of government from the united states senate that's going to be examining this whole program. what's essentially happening is that the white house at the highest levels is going through and editing what the american people can and can't read in this report about one of the definitive moral questions and legal questions of our time, the extent to which we were involved with systemic torture with lying to lawmakers and misleading not only the congress but the american people on wide range of issues that resulted in our country going to war and being involved with systemic acts of torture. >> i

and it's unconscionable. >> linda sanchez, thank you. congresswoman, thanks for being with us today. >>> and now to that wild finish at the world cup in brazil. the clash between two soccer tight titans, germany and argentina. angela merkel and vladimir putin were on the edge of their seats during the 13 nail-biting minutes before the first and only goal. the winner came in extra time from mario gotze, now hailed at supermario. while argentinargentina's lione came up short failing to break through the tough german defense. also a winner, this fashion statement from angela merkel. trending online as soon as the soccer inspired handbag was spotted by fans. as germany celebrated its first world cup since 1990, the loss triggered rioting in buenos aires. police arrested about 60 people after using teargas and rubber bullets to break up the crowd. and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. we've made hiring anyone from a handyman to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. buy their services directly at angie