. >> now they are leaving no stone unturned to recover the stolen paintings, but all may be in vain. across from the cemetery, his mother claimed to have burnt the paintings to destroy evidence against her son. she has since retracted that statement, but actions were taken as evidence. experts at the lab of the national museum of romanian history found that they contained remnants is of canvases and traces of rare chemicals. >> for instance, it's crystal clear that white lead was only used in painting. it could only have come from an oil or tempera painting. it could well have come from the matisse. >> though, the lawyer gives investigators hope that at least two or three of the artworks might still be intact. >> i'm convinced that they still exist. my client has also assured me that the works were not burned. >> the accused still need the artworks. they are trying to strike a deal with authorities to avoid doing time in a romanian jail. they are offering to reveal the whereabouts of the paintings in exchange for a ticket to rotterdam. but this time, they would not be visiting art ga

. >> but unturned -- unpaid favor those with connections. >> this audience looks prosperous. [laughter] >> if your family makes 500,000 per year maybe day work unpaid internships and pay their rent. >> there are students whose parents are willing to support them with the unpaid internship. but people like me put themselves through college and put money away. and put the savings into the opportunity to do the unpaid internship. to say those students have support now we don't allow the opportunity at all? that robs young people of the opportunity to follow their dreams. john: my intern's said i look -- learn more from you and college. how many of you learned more internships than college? [laughter] that does not say much for college said it is a great deal. >> i am not steven greenhouse they could be educational. we are a law-abiding society. in the official labor department rules, if in turns are engaged with productive work, filing work, filing, clerical work work, assisting customers customers, they may be receiving benefits does not exclude them from being paid john: i don

arb was released in december, it was promoted as an aggressive investigation with no stone left unturned and all 29 recommendations were accepted. today the fox news asked the state department to respond to the draft claims and to say that the blame was not properly af r affixed to the most senior people in the department including the patrick kennedy who signed off the investigation, and also for the arb in not fully explaining mrs. clinton's role in dictating the actions on the ground in benghazi. there was a source who said that to suggest that anything has been hidden or averted requires willful ignorance of the facts. the ambassador thomas pickering and admiral mike mullen said they had unfetter ed access to everyone, and including the government oversight committee will hold the hearings on the 19th where pickering and mullen will be witnesses and specifically asked about the question processes they used in the arb hearings. >> and catherine, this is called a draft and there are 100 pages in totality and we expect to see the rest of it when? >> probably early next week, we were tol

. >> when it comes to growing jobs, it is my responsibility to leave no stone unturned when it comes to getting nevada working again. can you just imagine what our economy would look like today if washington would just take that approach? like washington, nevada has a politically-divided government, but that hasn't stopped our efforts to grow nevada's economy. >> as the two parties seem to talk past each other, the republican-led house has now passed a spending plan. kpix5's kristin aers shows us what's at stake. >> the american people don't want the government shut down and they don't want obamacare. [ cheers ] >> the joint resolution is passed. >>reporter: every house republican but one voted for the bill, along with two democrats who jumped ship. it keeps the government running but defubleds obamacare, setting the stage for another government shutdown, d-day october 1st. if lawmakers can't work something out, national parks, museums and monuments will all close. essential government employees like air traffic controllers and u.s. troops will have to temporarily work without pay. w

though white house already pointed to the accountability review board as the final word no stone unturned and they did everything but in fact, they did not even interview the leading figures of the state department including secretary of state hillary clinton after the east african embassy bombing that accountability review board said the secretary of state must personally be involved to look at the security of the diplomatic outpost in particular ones where we know those that could be and a hot zone you have one of the most sensitive areas are gaddafi has just been removed there was islamic extremism and request for security but yet they did not think it was appropriate to ask secretary clinton how she was appalled and what decision she made with respect to that. for me i think it was a limited investigation of a very distinguished public servant but they did not answer all the questions of who is ultimately responsible. lou: this has dragged on more than one year it is:-- clearly stonewalling telling congress stand aside you will not know any more than what we permit even denying access

leaving no stone unturned. time and time again, they found reasonable practical ways of doing this. they simply refused to not save the planet, no matter how fierce the clever interlocking problems has been. they would not stop so that gives me great hope. also knowing that every child that comes along could be the next president or cure for cancer, alzheimer's, we never know. so we have to make every possible effort for every possible child. they can help us fix the mess that we have created. we have let them such a huge problem. we do not have enough time ourselves. so we are giving them a huge burden and asking them to help us. so i hope that the adults can take advantage of that. it is hopeful that people like the pentagon, we also have shown us what the united nations, they are looking into it and asking questions of these fourth-graders out what we could do to help. >> i think we are about done. i want to thank you for for having me. the documentary about the fourth-grade achievement in my literary agent has helped to make this possible. in all my teachers whose on their shoul

president obama, the nobel peace prize winner, left no stone unturned from syria to israel to egypt to iraq, al qaeda and drone warfare. the president pressed for peace but warned of u.s. power. he claimed the world is a safer place since he became president. outside the president's wide ranging speech the focus remained on iran. fox news, chief white house correspondent ed henry has our report. >> reporter: after days of vague statements, white house officials made clear today president obama was willing to have a handshake or informal meeting with new iranian president on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly. >> the roadblocks may prove to be too great but i believe the diplomatic path must be tested. >> reporter: while the president would have faced more charges on showing weakness on the world stage. late today white house officials said it was rouhani who begged off a meeting though he continued to stay all the right things. >> translator: yes to peace and no to war. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry will meet later this week with the iranian foreign minister, the h

president obama left no stone unturned in today's speech to the united nations from syria to israel topt, iraq and afghanistan and the arab spring. the president press for peace, but warned of u.s. power. he countered american exceptionalism and claim that america is a safer place since he became president. but outside the president's wide-ranging focus, it remains on iran. chief correspondent and henry has our report. >> after days of vague statements, white house officials made clear that president obama was willing to ve a handshake or informal meeting with new iranian president on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly. >> robots could proved to be too great. but i do believe that it deserves to be tested he continued >> ju a piece, no to war. reporter: secretary of state john kerry will meet later this week with the iranian foreign minister. >> i don't believe at this history can be overcome overnight. the suspicions run too deep. but i do believe that if we can resolve the issue of iran's nuclear program, that can serve as a major step down a long road towards a different rel

you know, many senate republicans have promised to leave no stone unturned fighting this bill. and all of us here support that effort. we're calling on senate democrats to do the same thing. and i want to know where senator on protecting the middle class from the consequences from this terrific bill. bill.s horrific that provides care for seniors i knows they are cutting staff hours to 28 hours per week. how about kay hagen in north carolina? did she understand the consequences obamacare is having in her state? >> no. a grocery store, the president has said it is not feasible or sustainable to extend coverage for all of the 1100 employees he has. he, too, may have to cut hours for much of his workforce. what about mary landrieu of louisiana? obamacare is also hurting her hard-working taxpayers in that state. july, in owner of a diner told the senator that he may have to lay off as many as 16 workers. working, are middle-class americans trying to make ends meet. finally, what about mark of alaska? through obamacare americans across the country could be hit with a rate shock. in

. >> many senate republicans agree to leave no stone unturned fighting in this bill. >> the house have done their work. we call upon the senate to do theirs as well. >> house republicans saying they have done their jobs but now they say the senate republican uhs should do theirs. representative michele bachmann joins us. >> good to see you. >> do you like it i? >> i like it very much. i'm the chief author of the bill to repeal obamacare. i'm very hoop that this is defunding obamacare. this isn't defunding for a year. this is defunding forever obamacare. so this is really going a long way toward where we immediate to be. >> is there a plan within it i though for health insurance for the american people? are you just defunding it or offering something up? >> we have a lot of options on the table. with introduced a pack kanl of options on health care. this is something we do proactively. we are trying to fund the government; number one. with accomplished that today. and defund obamacare. we introduced positive reforms on health care. >> one of the propoems is a $17,500 tax deduction again

>> welcome i have a positive portrait of alliterative unturned elizabeth warren.and she well may disappoint us. it worried me to see her joined the elite democratic individuals in the senate. [laughter] >> to know what the senators become because i have interviewed quite a few of them. but what i like about her that she doesn't talk with a kind of wink and a nod to say that, you know, that we all know that we are in the same group here. i just need to save these things for my constituents. we understand each other. george huddleston was a popular congressman from alabama and early 20th century. she reminds me of politicians like will fall it and she comes from oklahoma and a type of american politicians. >> wants something unwinds come as we feel that it has come and is there any going back? that it would be wrong to back up? >> not in the same way. can we have the new deal that? probably not. can we have glass-steagall that? probably not. that does not mean nothing like a reassertion of public power against all this private power can happen? no. constant shifting

. >> we will leave no stone unturned until we have determined who was responsible for these attacks on our freedom. >>> secretary rumsfeld told me when i talked to him that he felt the blast shake the pentagon. coming here makes me sad on the one hand. and also it makes me angry. our country will, however, not be cowed by terrorists. >> he was thoughtful and determined and had resolve that the united states would lean forward and not lean back. that we would not go along the path of the prior administration, treating terrorism as a criminal matter, and being in absentia and he resolved the only way to do that was not to play defense but to play offense. >> we hunted for him and i led the hunt from '96 to '99 in islamabad pakistan, but we did have bin laden in u.s. gun sights on two occasions and on both occasions the decision was made not to take the shot. not to pursue with the operation. >> be very critical that we find the black box. we, began, were working towards that area, because that's where they felt it might be. started to find more and more victims heading back towards the b

i support the fact that they will leave no stone unturned to stop this bill and to stop obamacare. >>s a message to them they better filibuster. >> they have said that. i support that effort . house republicans since 2009 have been leading the charge to stop obamacare. you know, we have said all along this bill will raise health care prices. it will be bad for jobs. we are seeing our economy is turning into a part-time job. because of the bill. we have to stop it. we are doing what we can in the house to do so. i know that we are all joining in support with the senators. that they will do anything they can to stop obamacare. >> either they will lose or not fight it. that bill will come back clean meaning the continued resolution comes back minus the provision to defund obamacare. then what? >> let's not assume anything here. the senators and republicans have decided that they are going to do anything they can. i support it. i don't think we should bet against them. this put it is democrats like kay hagan in north carolina and mark pryor in arkansas and mark begich in alaska and senato

when it comes to growing jobs it is my responsibility to leave no stone unturned when it comes to get nevada working again. can you just imagine what our economy would look like today if washington would just take that approach? ake washington, nevada has politically divided government. that does not stop our efforts to grow the economy. good executives like all good leaders must expect opposition with making decisions or enforcing the law. executives must engage in those who disagree with them. they must listen to all ideas, persuade one possible on and respectively and firmly disagree when necessary. despite having a politically divided government, and the last two years among nevada has been able to accomplish much. wester did employment -- have strengthened employment in our state. in large part because we sit down, put partisanship aside, talk to our disagree or so i'm a and find common ground. i will be the first to say there is work to be done. nevada had experienced 31 straight months of economic growth. we have had the second strongest decline in unemployment in the country.

. >> many senate republicans have promised to leave no stone unturned fighting this bill and all of us here support that effort. [ applause ] >> but the vote is bringing to the forefront the continuing divide growing between republicans in the house and republicans in the senate. >> you should have been on the floor back in the cloak room. there was -- there was so much anger and frustration because we've been abused by these guys for so long. what i see happening now is people coming out and calling them out for the hypocrisy of these big tough conservatives who know how to fight but will never get in the ring. >> bottom line is this, they've been asking for the ball. we're going to give them the ball. we're still on the same team. we're going to be cheering them from the sidelines but they are going to have the ball. >> let's bring in correspondent luke russert who joins us live. luke, looking at the president's speech, it was john harwood who tweeted out, if you're wondering how this all could potentially play out in a negative way for republicans, just take a look at the president'

. >> many senate republicans have promised to leave no stone unturned. >> i will do everything possible filibuster? >> yes. >> once the republicans cannibalize each other. >> this is a question that should be directedo mr. john boehner. >> i want to commend speaker boehner. >> the house has listened to the american people. >> you don't have to threaten to blow the whole thing up just because you don't get your way. ♪ >> a funny thing happened on the way to the republicans' 42nd vote today to defund the affordable care act, something that any writer of a comic farce would have struggled to imagine. >> yes, speaker boehner being warmly applauded by his fellow republicans at their forum in washington. his cynical decision to jump on the affordable care act bandwagon has sent mr. boehner's stock in the gop rising. and it is that decision which has given life to a new man many claim is speaker in name-only. >> the house has listened to the american people. now it's time for the united states senate to listen to them as well. >> now, there's an implicit dig there in that statement. not so muc

they're not leaving anything unturned.rt running three years ahead of time. of course it does have its draw backs. >> i have a sense that hillary clinton will be to our right. she's going to go to the center on foreign policy and more hawkish than i've ever been. i'm not sure about you, but probably. much regular democrat like the bread and butter jobs, working for the working class white people to be blunt, as well as black people. working that sweet spot. but also some of that neocon conservatism. she's consistently seen on every issue whether it's libya or iraq as more hawkish than the president. >> i don't know if that's a function of being the woman in politics as being the -- >> the hawk? >> yeah. you got to be rough and tough. >> don't scare me. because if she's president and she takes that line, i'm going to be a problem for her. >> i don't think she's all that way. everyone's been scarred by iraq. i don't think they're reckless. but i think she is slightly to the center right of obama. >> how about merkel, somebod

nearly a year and a half interviewed more than 1200 individuals in a 10 countries and left no stone unturned. issued a final report with dozens of recommendations. because of 9/11, a sprawling new cabinet level department was created, the department of homeland security, transportation safety demonstration was established, and the federal government took complete control of their airport security, spending billions of dollars to train and higher tens of thousands of new airport screeners. now, you can hardly cough in an airport without the tsa going to check. and i respect and appreciate their work. because we all want to be safe. 2001,t horrific day, there were 2977 innocent victims. as a result, two wars costing thousands of lives and trillions of dollars. 8272012 in america, 14, people were lost to murder. ase is the point -- americans, if something is a priority like national security after 9/11, we find a solution or we make one. here is the crisis -- thousands of black men and boys and many other americans die every year, and everyday in our country, and virtually nothing happens. no s

many senate republicans have promised to leave no stone unturned fighting this bill and all of us here support that effort. we're calling on senate democrats to do the same thing and i want to know where senator prior stands on protecting the middle class. from the consequences of this horrific bill. earlier this summer, a nonprofit group in fort smith, arkansas that provides care for seniors announced that they were cutting hours for hundreds of staff members to 28 hours a week. how about kay hagan in north carolina? does she understand the consequences that obama care is having in her state? a grocery store, the president has said it's not feasible or sustainable to extend coverage for all the 1100 employees that he has. he, too, may have to cut hours for much of his work force. what about mary landrieau of louisiana? obama care is hurting her hard-working taxpayers in her state. in july, the owner of a diner told the senator in a committee meeting that he may have to lay off as many as 16 workers, and these are working middle class americans just trying to make ends meet. finally, w

you know, many senate republicans have promised to leave no stone unturned fighting this bill, and all. we're calling on senate democrats to do the same thing. and i want to know where senator pryor stands on protecting the middle class. from the consequences of this horrific bill. earlier this summer, a nonprofit group in ft. smith, arkansas, that provides care for seniors announced that they are cutting hours for hundreds of staff members to 20 hours -- 28 hours a week. how about kay hagan in north carolina? does she understand the consequences that obama care is having in her state? >> no. >> a grocery store, the president had said it's not feasible or sustainable to extend coverage for all of the 1100 employees that he has. he too may have to cut hours for much of his workforce. what about mary landrieu of louisiana. obama care is also hurting her hard-working taxpayers in that state. in july, lawrence katz, owner of dot's diner, told the senator in a committee hearing that he may have to layoff as many as 16 workers. and these are working middle class americans just trying to make

no one is leaving any stone unturned to bring these individuals to justice. >> what about libyan securitypart of the problem on that terrible day was frankly libyan security and the responsibility of the host government kind of being dissolved. so what is the status of that? >> the state department and the department of defense are working with the government of libya to get them a security force that is capable of doing mastering the job that they are required to do. but in the interim. matter of time, we have reinforced our embassy in tripoli with a significant number of state and state department personnel in a significant number of military personnel who were on the scene especially because of the security situation there, there is nothing that we could do at the moment to mitigate the security risk of a re-opened presents their, sir. >> mr. chairman, with respect to the arb, in your opinion, this was a rigorous and hard-hitting report. is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> is there anything with respect to the recommendations and findings that the state department is not following up on t

(applause) -- >> many senate republicans have promiseed to leave no stone unturned fighting this billre support that effort. >> this place is a mess. let's get our house in order. we are legislators and we have come to do a job for the american people and that job means we have to make the government run for the good of the people. >> chief political correspondent carl cameron live on capitol hill. hi, carl. >> i. they talk about legislation as the process of making sausage and not being pretty. this is an example of why. >> the house passed a continuing resolution to keep the government running. and there is a amendment to defund obama care. they have fought for this since obama care passed. as a consequence it move tots senate where a major battle is brewing. tea party conservatives vowed to do everything possible to block it here and pushing hard on house republicans to detach the obama care measure. it is coming and big concern that the senate democratic majority led by obama care that they will strip the obama care resolution out and the republicans will not be able to stop. who

[applause] many senate republicans have calmest to leave no stone unturned fighting this bill and all of us here support that effort. [applause] we are calling on senate democrats to do the same thing. i want to know where senator pryor stands over protecting the middle class. from the consequences of this horrific bill. earlier this summer, a nonprofit group in fort smith, arkansas, that provides care for seniors announced they are cutting hours for hundreds of staff in verse 228 hours a week area kay hagan in north carolina. does she understand the consequences that obama care is having in her state? store the president has said it's not feasible or sustainable to extend coverage for all the 1100 employees he has. he may have to cut hours for much of his workforce. what about mary landrieu of louisiana? her hard-is hurting working taxpayers in that state. in july, the owner of a diner told the senator at a committee hearing that he may have to lay off as many as 16 workers. middle-classking americans just trying to make ends meet. finally, what about mark a gauge of alaska? in alask

they're leaving no stone unturned. the negative strategy where has the president been until now.for days and days and weeks they have been considering military options in syria and the president had not been lobbying congress too hard. he is in a position where he has john mccain and lindsey graham many could together white house, republican critics of his foreign policy, he is having a defensive crouch of trying to get republicans on board. he has republican mike rogers in fact on board with this mission, it appears. democrats like chris murphy say they're unconvinced. take a listen. >> i think at the end of the day congress will rise to the occasion. this is a national security issue. this isn't about barack obama versus the congress. the question really is, not is this unacceptable, but can we make the situation better. and ultimately my worry is, and what will be my guiding principle over the next week as i enter into these deliberations, will a u.s. attack make the situation better for the syrian people or worse? >> reporter: now you mentioned that tuesday meeting. that is c

bill is coming over to them and i know, and i support the fact that they're going to leave no stone unturned to stop this bill and to stop obamacare. >> that is a message to them, they better filibuster, right? >> listen they said they will do anything. i support that effort. >> reporter: that would mean senate republicans filibustering a house republican bill. and senate majority leader harry reid has made it clear he will strip out the obamacare provisions and send the changed budget back to the house anyway, leaving republicans there with the responsibility for avoiding a government shutdown at the end of next week. new york democratic senator chuck schumer says his party will not be divided. >> we're sending a strong message to the house, we will not blink. don't get it into your heads that we will. we won't. don't make it part of your strategy that eventually we'll cave. we won't. we're unified. we're together. you're not. >> reporter: some senate republicans are troubled about heading down this road. tennessee's bob corker says he see as box canyon made. texas senator john cornyn warns

there is no stone having gone unturned. >> he says about 60,000 unemployed californians are missing at least one of their checks. she said the problem started with the edd installed a new computer system over the labor day weekend. it mistakenly stopped some payments. that's being compounded every two weeks when people try to recertify for their benefits. >>> 7:19. i want to check in with sal and see if it might be friday light out there on the roads. sal. >> it's a little bit. we have traffic that's moving along nicely out there. we have a look at some of the live pictures and i'm going to show you the 237. there's a little bit of slow traffic. we happened to catch most of it here out of downtown milpitas and it picks up. the rest of the bay area as we look at a wide view, it's not really showing a lot of red on the maps, which is perfect, as you drive on the peninsula, for example, perhaps you're trying to get down the bay shore freeway and get to the san francisco airport. it is a nice drive on 101 to san bruno with no major problems and no problems on the san mateo bridge. let's ta

[applause] many senate republicans have ron must to leave no stone unturned fighting this bill and allus here support that effort. the 43rds is what vote? guest: the republicans don't like obamacare, i don't know if you know this. they are working hard anyway they can to pass that message on to their constituents. the problem is the senate is controlled by senator reed, jim's old boss, and that resident still has the veto pen so you can attack as many of but whatngs as we want the divided government, you will not get much done. republicans need to pivot to a progrowth strategy because that's what the voters want. host: the next vote is raising the debt limit. guest: i could not agree more. well said -- as far as i am aware, we are the only major industrialized country that requires such a vote on the debt limit. that existsaly nowhere else. i also agreed that it should be common routine vote but in recent years, it is not. is, onceof the matter we get the path to cr, these guys will attach everything and the kitchen sink to the debt limit vote. i want to be very clear -- we just saw a

[applause] many senate republicans have promised to leave no stone unturned fighting this bill and all of us here support that effort. [applause] we are calling on senate democrats do the same thing. i want to know where senator prior stance on protecting the middle class. [applause] from the consequences of this horrific bill. earlier this summer, a nonprofit group in ft. smith, arkansas, that provides health cover seniors announced cutting hours for hundreds of staff members to 20 eight hours per week. in northt kay hagen carolina? does she understand the consequences that obamacare is having in her state? a grocery store, the president has said it is not feasible or sustainable to extend coverage for all of the 1100 employees he has. he too may have to cut hours for much of his workforce. oft about mary landrieu louisiana? obama care is hurting her hard- working taxpayers in that state. ownery, lawrence katz of a diner told the center -- senator he may have to lay off as many as 16 workers. these are working middle-class americans just trying to make ends meet. mark begicht about of

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wish to go to the floor now if they would leave quietly and we will declare a recess and indulgent unturned indulgence of our witnesses. and we will reconvene as the votes have concluded on the floor. i would like to now recognize the chair of the subcommittee, the gentleman from north carolina. >> mr. cordray, thank you for being here. you authorize the creation of academic advisory commission. or council. >> i think it is called the academic research council, but yes, you authorize this and it's something that existed before. >> okay, now, does that council report the assistant director of research until recently it was reported to monaghan when asked that i wouldn't say that it is a research council. it's a broader perspective. >> some of the charts, where were they reported? >> they are not reported to the bureau. they are focusing to spend some of their time helping us think about this. >> okay, but this was a group that you gather and you decided that this was a good idea to have this? >> again, this was before i was the director, but yes, it is a good idea. >> okay, so have you heard

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when it comes to growing jobs, it is my responsibility to leave no stone unturned when it comes to getting nevada working again. can you just imagine what our economy would look like today if washington would just take that approach? like washington, nevada has a politically-divided government, but that has not stopped our efforts to grow nevada's economy. the good executives, like all good leaders, must expect opposition when making decisions or when making or enforcing the law. but executives must engage those that disagree with them. ,hey must listen to all ideas persuade when possible, and respectfully and firmly disagree when the necessary. despite having a politically-divided government, in the last two years, nevada has been able to accomplish much . we have strengthened employment come our economy and education and our state and large part because we sit down, put partisanship aside, talk through our disagreements, and find common ground. say i will be the first to there is still work to be done, nevada has now experienced 31 straight months of economic growth. we have had the seco

no one is leaving any stone unturned to bring these individuals to justice. >> what about libyan security? part of the problem on that terrible day was frankly libyan security, the responsibility of the host government kind of dissolved. what's the status of that? >> the state department and the department of defense are working with the government of libya to get them a security force that is capable of doing -- doing the job they are required to do, but in the interim period of time, we have reinforced our embassy in tripoli with a significant number of state department personnel and a significant number of u.s. military personnel who are on scene now. >> and the status of our mission in benghazi? >> our mission in benghazi is closed. >> because of the security status? >> because the security situation there is not -- there's nothing we could do at the moment to mitigate the security risks of a reopened presence there, sir. >> mr. chairman, i think i still have -- with respect to the a.r.b., in your opinion, this was a rigorous and hard-hitting report, is that correct in >> yes, sir. >>