. >>> the winer family were active members of their local church, where loving your neighbor and helping others were more than just words but a way of life. ♪ >> but not everyone in the winer's church wished them well. and forensic evidence proved that someone in the congregation had the motive to kill them. >>> on a thursday night in june of 1988, sally winer got a telephone call at her corry, pennsylvania home. it was her congressman's office calling to say that her husband harry, who was a vice president of the local bank and a civic leader, had just been chosen as corry's man of the year. >> the caller instructed her not to let onto her husband as it was supposed to be a surprise. she was to meet someone the following day to go over the plans for this celebration. >> the next day, harry winer got a telephone call at the bank. >> we know it's a tape recorded call because there's no interaction between harry and sally. he's trying to talk to her and she's not responding. she just continues to talk. >> she had to read that if her husband didn't come up with the money, why, they'd cut of

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. >> tom hanks is a winer. oh boo-hoo, so you have a tropical island all to yourself. [ bleep ] you. i have a turtle sand box, bitch. >> my mom thinks that joseph gordon-levitt looks like a q-tip. >> what a [ bleep ] head. it's b-e-n-e-d-i-c-t. >> rob lowe looks like skin cancer. >> cate blanchett is [ bleep ] gross dude. that's the worst you can do? >> listening to tim robbins on the radio, what a pretencious [ bleep ] is it pretencious of me to say you don't know how to spell you [ bleep ]. >> i find bill murray not funny. i was glad he got shot in zombie land. that's pretty good. >> too bad they don't give an oscar for blowing ass, because matt damon would win every year. go buy another zoo and live in it, [ bleep ] #no disrespect to ben affleck. are you wearing yoga pants? . >> jimmy: no. >> he's wearing yoga pants. >> jimmy: oh, yes, that reminds me. one of tonight's guests apparently matt damon is here with us tonight. don't clap! i hear one clap i swear to god i'll clear this room. matt is in "the monume

martha: roe, for a second, do you think this is political winer? we head into the next round of elections. do people want a handout. do they want to be protected. are they willing to take a little less across the board so everybody has equal amount? or do they want a little bit more as chris christie says? leslie may be right when you look at some previous elections. >> well i think there's, the lostty nature of what chris christie was trying to say is accurate. people want to be hopeful. they actually want to work hard. the average american doesn't see themselves as person that will accept a handout be happy with that i think something ingrained in the american spirit that says hey, we'll go out and make something happen here. he is talking about that principle. you talk to people, hard-working americans do not like it when somebody not doing their job well is getting same or better compensation than they are. that is really where the divide comes. martha: we'll see. a big, big question for america. leslie, thank you very much. roe, good to see yo

that's what we are as focused as you said, jonathan winer has been appointed to work this issue full time, to find a safe secure relocation for the residents of camp liberty. wall while they're at camp liberty the governor -- the governor of iraq has an obligation to do everything they can to keep them safe. that is something we responsibly to make sure that they're getting as much protection as possible. you also mention some of the notable developments. and there's finally some real international attention to this urgent humanitarian crisis. first there is a resettlement fun. we have notified congress for $1 million to put into that resettlement fund. phone i was in iraq last week the iraqi can authorize $500,000 to be obligated -- allocated to that fund. so we are getting some progress and i look forward to working with you and the committee and the congress to try to move this forward in the coming weeks. >> we go now to mr. kris smith of new jersey. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. secretary mcgurk, thank you for your service and thank you for being here today. just a few q