she just kept workin' him and workin' him. she's like, you know, "hey, can i [bleep]?"his took place for about a month before i found out. i knew he was up to somethin'. so 2011, february 6th, i get my abbed her [bleep] hair. her eyes were like [bleep] cue balls. she rolled out. tom turned over and he's like, "nancy!" i [bleep] punched him so [bleep] hard, i gave him a black eye. and then our $50,000 viper, which was a '95 with 6,000 miles, ain't never been touched but with white gloves, i took my [bleep] keys like a pitchfork and i wiped out every panel that i could basically get my hands on. went home, packed my [bleep] up and i left, and i ain't never dealt with it since. >> that was way too much information for me. i don't mind open lines of communication, but, man. >> so what's a guy like you doin' bein' single? i already laid it out. i told my sister, i said, "oh, he's a great guy. great guys always--" >> you don't even know me yet. i could be crazy. >> i said, "oh, he's gonna have three kids..." >> no, no kids. >> "be married." >> no. >> ching-ching. >> did that

and so, you know, you gotta earn the trust of the people and i'm workin' to do that. >>amanda: mmhmm. some national political analysts say that maybe you have a target on your back for 2016 so do you consider yourself a vulnerable incumbent? >>david: well, they moved my race from toss up to lean republican, cook political report is. >>amanda: mmhmm. >>david: so that's encouraging. but you know what? i'm focusing on, on the work. and campaigns and politics, that'll take care of itself, but right now you just focus on, on the work and there's a lot of work to do. >>amanda: and i know you have focus on getting out teach and every county. have you been able to actually pull that off? >>david: so far so good. >>amanda: so far so good. >>david: yeah, every county every month. >>amanda: alright. well up next, we continue our discussion with (music) >>amanda: welcome back everyone. iowa's third district congressman david young is kind of a hot commodity when it comes spoke with him about this earlier this year at the state fair this summer. (band playing) >>amanda: any of the

we -- we thought it was more than them just workin' together.ke they were friends from before dave got incarcerated. like, they knew each other for a long time. they were very familiar with each other. >> reporter: so familiar, that rumors started flying. >> and we, we all thought that they were, you know, havin' sex back there. >> reporter: but it wasn't until september 2014, years after joyce and sweat first met, that prison authorities got wind of the gossip. >> they were concerned that there was some, statements that inmate sweat and i either had in the past or were having at that time a relationship. which we were not. because they were saying a sexual relationship. we were not. >> so there was no sexual contact between you and -- >> no. >> -- david sweat. >> there was never any sexual contact between us, whatsoever. >> but at the time, there was suspicion that people brought to the attention of prison officials that there might be a sexual relationship between you and inmate sweat. were you warned? did someone come to you and say, "joyce,

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she's probably workin' already. >> if you were watching football last night, you may have been watching it specifically for one reason, because of the "star wars" trailer came out. it was the most tweeted about thing. a writer wrote, smart of the nfl to put a whole football game around the "star wars" trailer. >> the jedi. >> uh-huh. it's titled "star wars, the force awakens". it's set 30 years after the jedi. >> it's got harrison ford in it and carrie fisher. >> yes, and who are the young ones? the children of these two? >> no, they are saying he's in it too. >> people are really, apparently, all the websites blue up blew up trying to buy tickets. >> it's going to be the same movie even if you don't see it on opening day. >> but you want to see it, it's fun to see it, isn't it? to see it on the first day? >> you're asking someone who -- that's it in my life. and marlo thomas who's joined us. tonight in the broadcasting hall of fame. >> marlo thomas. >> kathie lee! >> it's a big, big day. >> why? make sure you're all ears. we might call your name when we give it away. >> and we're going

and i'm workin' for african victims. i don't care african leaders. i care about african victims. because uganda, congo, refer their own case. not against others. the ivory coast request intervention, too. and the only application that security council referred two situation, libya and darfur. but the, i don't think they're trying to blame other country. they're just trying to do something that when they have no idea what to do, to stop massive atrocities. >> how do you remain impartial with so many of these cases that you dealt with when there's, there's often clearly a right and a wrong. how do you approach some of these cases? >> because i had to investigate the crimes and i had to respect the law. that, for me, was very helpful. because i'm not taking sides. >> you said respect the law. >> yeah, that's it. that was for me the beauty of my position. i could be tough but also firm and respectful. >> coming up on talk to al jazeera. ocampo reflects on his early fights for justice against the junta in argentina. >> i'm richelle carey and this is talk to al jazeera. joining me this

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now some 82,000 sros are workin full or part time at 43% of public schools.fficers, more cameras comes more scrutiny. a school resource officer in kentucky faces federal charges for handcuffing two miss behaving children with disaenlts. in this video a third grade boy struggles with the cuffs. now in south carolina an officer fired from his job and under a federal investigation could result in even more punishment. jason carroll, cnn, new york. >> jason, thank you very much. with me now don bridges, a baltimore county police officer and first vp of the national school association of police officers. thank you for joining me. >> thank you and i want to thank cnn for giving the opportunity to share what the role of the school resource officer is. so i just want to thank you guys so very much. >> well i'm glad you're with us because it's interesting, i was thinking about this. i didn't have a school resource officer in my school when i was growing up and i'm interested in, you know, in the wake of this video and the focus and the scrutiny on your profession, wha

all together under one roof talking and workin working togeo make it strong and more secure. one of the bills i worked with dr. coburn last congress authorized the center. we're pleased to see that bill would make the most out of the resources we've already invested in the center. earlier this month, jeh johnson told our homeland security and governmental affairs committee, he said, beginning in november, the cyber op center will have the capability to automate the distribution and receipt of cyber threat indicators. i will ale say that again. to automate the distribution and distribution of cyber threat indicator. in other words, mr. president, the department of homeland security will have the ability to share information with other agencies in real-time. not next month, not next week, not tomorrow, not in an hour but in realtime. which is really what this little bill before us today requires. and i know that realtime sharing is incredibly important to the bill's sponsors. it's important to me and probably many of our colleagues and stakeholders. equally important, however,

. >> always fun to talk about the intrigue and see these inner workin workings. here's the schedule coming up and why this is so important and why it's not good for congress to be in disarray. nine days away until the highway trust fund returns out. 13 days away until the debt ceiling deadline. 25 days until the federal budget expires. these are real issues that congress needs to deal with. >> right. it's not just whetho's in contr here. if paul ryan became speaker, it's not clear anything would be different unless he's able to get hard and fast commitments from the conservative side, the freedom caucus that they are willing to vote for reasonable packages that have the potential of passing the senate and being signed by president obama on those issues, nothing will be different. ryan is not one to execute, i think, the radical strategy change or trying to build center out coalitions that would include democrats as charlie dent talked about yesterday to try to pass some of the stuff. that's what they have done in the past when their back was to the wall. john boe