former defense secretary william perry, who worked in the bill clinton administration, and is now a stanford fellow, called it a strong speech. >> hillary clinton was very strong, and i fully agree with her, to win this fight, we have to work with our allies. >> reporter: but the republican national committee was quick to respond saying that president obama and hillary clinton have been wrong about isis at every turn. >> stay with us for continued coverage for brussels under attack and get the latest updates by downloading our free news app. >>> new details today about that possible third party that might unlock a terrorist iphone without apple's help. according to a tel aviv newspaper, an israeli company is working with the fbi. apple is fighting a court order to build software to open syed farook's cell phone. >>> a beautiful day outside. a live look outside right here. >> spencer christian is here with our accuweather update. spencer? [ no audio ] >> well, i can see his lips were moving, but clearly there's a technical problem. we'll come back to spencer. a weather related note, a powerfu

william perry, he said that the north korea issue is one of the biggest failures of diplomacy in modernme to think about a different approach to deterring north korea, given that everything we have tried to do doesn't seem to be making a difference? >> i don't know about deterring north korea. a different approach to deterring north korea. mine, in the first instance, that is the bedrock. we have been there since the 1950s. we pay attention to it every day. the slogan of u.s. forces korea is fight tonight. that's not something we ever want to do but it's something we're ready with our south korean allies to do and have been for many decades. with respect to the missile launch yesterday, we had positioned as we always do missile defense assets in anticipation of this possibility to defend our own folks but also south korea and japan. we were positioned, we are analyzing the results of those launches now but to your bigger question, yeah, over the last, what, 25 years or so and -- is that on? and especially in the early part of this century north korea's nuclear and other programs surged

one of your former mentors william perry, former secretary of defense, said that the north korea issue is one of the biggest failures of diplomacy in modern history. is it time to think about a different approach to deterring north korea given that everything we've tried to do doesn't seem to be making a difference? >> i don't know about deterring, different approach to deterring north korea. inin the first instance that is the bedrock. we've been there since the 1950s. we pay attention to it every day. the slogan of u.s. forces korea is fight tonight. not something we ever want to do, but, it's something we're ready with our south korean allies and have been for many decades. with respect to the missile launch yesterday we had positioned as we always do missile defense assets in anticipation of this possibility to defend our own folks but also south korea and japan. we were positioned. we're analyzing the results of those launches now but to your bigger question, yeah, over the last 25 years or so and especially in the early part of this century north korea's nuclear and other program

i would like to thank governor brown and first lady, ann brown and william perry and joe zirin sy i don't know and plowshares fund, thank you for partnering with us on this event. the honorable jan yodel, working on these issues so long and former board director and president of the atlantic council. she will take the stage to have introductory remarks and all of you that are here today. thank you. this is obviously timely topic assist sift nuclear security summit kicks off a few blocks from here. i assume none of you had traffic problems or anything getting here but nonetheless, a vitally-important set of topics that in particular that numerous administrations, but in particular this administration has been quite focused on for quite a while, vitally important in today's context from increasing challenges from a variety of state actors and non-state actors around the world. realizing greater nuclear security is the issue at hand for the dozens of international leaders in washington today, and tomorrow. for the fourth and almost certainly final summit of its kind, in this administration,

crowd of invited guests including former secretaries of state and defense george shuttles and william perry. >> slogans aren't a strategy. loose cannons tend to misfire. >> reporter: mrs. clinton took repeated shots at her republican rivals donald trump and ted cruz reading from a teleprompter and speaking in a strong but almost monotone voice attempting to separate herself from the republicans in both words and tone. >> what america needs is strong smart steady leadership to wage and win this struggle. >> reporter: clinton's plans include beefing up intelligence and working better with sillicon valley tech companies to flush out terrorist who use social media to recruit and mobile devices to plan and carry out attacks. >> the tech community and the government have to stop seeing each other as adversaries. >> reporter: she also wants to strengthen alliances with european nations and muslims around the world to defeat terror groups. the speech was well received by a grad student who won a ticket to get inside but who says she is still undecided. >> if people take the time to listen to her ve

>>perry williams: lock them up for the rest of their life. >> whitaker: but another livingston death row inmate, perry williams, said he wants to keep on living. williams killed a medical student, shot him in the head, after taking his wallet which williams was just weeks away from his execution date when he got a temporary stay. he told us the countdown had been terrifying. >> williams: it's one thing to know exactly the hour and the time that you're gonna die. it does a lot to you. shakes. it's like waking up in cold sweats, having dreams about being executed. >> whitaker: you actually had shakes and cold sweats. >> williams: yes sir. >> whitaker: why do you think you were reacting that way? >> williams: fear, fear of the unknown, fear of the death. >> whitaker: should texas have the death penalty? >> williams: i don't think they should. because i don't think nobody should have the power to take another person's life. >> whitaker: but yet you did. >> williams: yes, i understand that. and i'm sorry for the pain i caused. >> whitaker: who do you blame for your being on death row? >> w

state and federal levels with california governor jerry brown and former secretary of defense william perry. live coverage starts at noon eastern here on c-span2. >> this week on c-span we're featuring programs on the situation of the current supreme court vacancy. today at 6:00, with an apparent impasse between democrats, the white house and republicans, over the next supreme court justice, we look at what today's leaders have said in the past concerning the nominating and confirmation process of individuals to the supreme court. >> in my view confirmation hearings, no matter how long, how fruitful, how thorough, can alone provide a sufficient basis for determining if a nominee merits a seat on our supreme court. >> thoughtful senator should realize any benefits of barring idealogical opponent from the court are not likely to outweigh the damage done to the court's institutional standing. friedman goes on. idealogical opposition to a nominee from one end of the political spectrum is likely to help generate similar opposition to later nominations from the opposite end. >> those are some of

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