martha raddatz also working this story. i want to bring her in. you've learned u.s. authorities have offered to help even more? >> reporter: a defense official tells me that the u.s. is moving surveillance and recon nens assets towards nigeria so if they ask for that kind of help in locating the girls, the u.s. will be ready. there are a lot of kinds of surveillance afrk in the region and those would not only give eyes in the sky but pick up cell phone conversations so important in the hunt. >> a lot of people when they hear this at home, surveillance video, they're going to be wondering if they're drones. >> reporter: there are drones in the region and they would be unarmed, they would only be another pair of eyes in the sky. >> martha will have more with defense secretary hagel on abc's this week right here. >>> to los angeles tonight and the newest tapes from donald sterling. he said in america he can't be forced to sell, talking about his team, even as someone else has been appointed to run it. ryan smith on it again tonight for us. >> reporter: shelley sterling

abc's martha raddatz tells us it's clear now for most of these troops it's going to happen faster than we thought. >> reporter: today the president made it clear: america's longest war, longer than vietnam, longer than world war ii is now finally ending. >> the bottom line is it's time to turn the page on more than a decade in which so much of our foreign policy was focused on the wars in afghanistan and iraq. >> reporter: with a total price tag of $538 billion. >> at its peak 100,000 u.s. forces were on the ground in afghanistan. the battle beginning while the twin towers were still smoldering. today nearly 32,000 u.s. troops on the ground but rapidly reduced to 9,800 at the end of this year. at the end of 2015, only 5,000 will remain. by the end of 2016, all gone except for embassy personnel. >> we have to recognize afghanistan will not be a perfect place and it is not america's responsibility to make it one. >> reporter: for thousands of military families, they're loved ones never came home. for others, this news means more homecomings. moments like this just last week navy mechanic

bill: do i -- martha: can you do it? bill: do i have to? martha: yes, you have to. "happening now" starts right now. bye, guys. jon: we begin with a fox news alert and mounting frustrations over the va scandal and the efforts to investigate exactly what's happening there. this as we await gop reaction just minutes from now. good morning to you, i'm jon scott. patti ann: and i'm patti ann brown in today for jenna lee, and we are live on capitol hill as the veterans affairs committee holds an open hearing on the growing scandal with the chairman blasting the va, accusing the agency of hampering the investigation into claims of neglect and secret waiting lists that reportedly might have caused the deaths of dozens of veterans. >> i am tired of sending notices to the department and asking for witnesses and being told by va, you don't need that witness, here's the witness we want to send. and they have done that over and over and over. patti ann: doug mckelway is live at the white house with more on this story. hi, doug. >> reporter: hi, patti ann. three senior officials

martha stewart went to prison. charlie sheen lost his job. paula deen lost millions of dollars. monica lewinski he retreated from the public eye and is now trying to change that. many empathize with lewinski after her relationship with clinton because it was clear lit ultimate imbalance of power. but most realize that at the same time, she was a grown woman. old enough to make her own decisions. and she decided to have a sexual relationship with a sitting president. in my humble opinion, she has also decided in the 15 years sense to hide and largely run away from it and not to own her own story. hear me out. monica lewinski by her own admission has had plenty of opportunities in business and otherwise to right her own story and navigate a new court for her life. she has chosen not to. while the public has largely moved on, it is her who has not, until now. and it is about time. in fact, it is past time. so joining me now is sunny hostin. charles owing eltree a professor in law. michael la been founder he of la been communications. i will start with you professor ogletree. have y

abc's "this week" with martha filling in on a holiday weekend. i fill in for george on a friday, here on "gma." and amy robach with the other headlines. >> good morning, everyone. we begin with the massive wildfire that's threatening hundreds of homes and a well-known tourist area in arizona. overnight, the fire near flagstaff growing to more than 11-square miles. and it's only 5% contained. more than 3,000 residents are on standby, ready to evacuate if necessary. >>> and look at these scenes across the southwest. mass i have dust storms engulfing parts of nevada and new mexico. entire neighborhoods shrouded with near zero visibility. at least six people were killed in a pileup crash on interstate 10. >>> just in time for the holiday weekend, barbecue. a national beef recall is expanding. take a look. 14 states are affected. the beef possibly tainted with e. coli was sold between march and may. it could still be in your freezer. the easy solution, thoroughly cook your meat until it is brown all the way through. for a list of stores where the beef

martha its. as we heard from president bush, our government has rightly made supporting our veterans a top priority. the department of defense or the department of veterans affairs, the department of labor and others, all of whom are represented in this room today, make herculean efforts to support this population. and commitment of our government is also embodied in the leadership and work of joining forces out of the white house. as second laider, dr. jill biden works to bring attention to the sacrifices made by our military families, she is a military mom, and so dr. biden also understands firsthand how hard it can be to have a loved one deployed overseas. her children's book "don't forget: god bless our troops" speaks directly to military family issues. through the joining forces initiative about dr. jill biden and michelle obama have issued a national challenge to all americans to take action and find ways to support and engage our military families in their own communities. ladies and gentl

. >>> let's bring in martha raddatz. and jon karl at the white house. martha, let me begin with you. the comment by michael mcfall, the former ambassador this is real. really striking. u.s. officials don't know how far putin wants to go. does putin want to stir up trouble or invade? >> we don't know. with such a dramatic escalation over the weekend, with all of the fighting, so much concern about whether this turns into an all-out war. i was in eastern europe last week. i was with the u.s. forces training latvian and lithuanian troops. the general in charge says he's very concerned that russia will go into eastern ukraine. if that happens, you'll see a lot more troops in our nato allies in the countries like lithuania and latvia. >> and jon, one of the things we have seen with this struggle over saxs, are the united states has limited means to deter putin. >> no question. but the white house is prepared to lower the boom of much broader economic sanctions than we have seen so far. targeting entire sectors of the russian economy. they believe russia will

martha, tell colonel mace it's the sontarans. they're in the file. code red sontarans.

then i would never have to do -- i call because of martha stewart. perp walk and the they televised it. they had a long list of things she was charged with. she only ended up being indicted for lying to the fbi. she really served her time and she was embarrassed in front of the nation. i would think, if some executive mygns some papers saying, " most important person is my investor," i would think there is something they could get to make them do the perp walk. guest: i think the martha stewart prosecution was overreached. it was fairly silly. she did lie to the fbi. illegal. foolish and the prosecutors get angry about that. i don't think she was one of the more serious corporate criminals. corporateera in which ceos had real fears that they could be sent to prison. , martha stewart all went to prison for crimes. what we have lost now in this country is the ability to adequately investigate people in .he c suite for crime it goes beyond the big banks. it goes beyond the financial crisis. i think this is a white collar crisis that goes into the pharma

martha: looks like there are two everetts. i can see maccallum right there. martha: i think i see you too. i went digital-free, i highly recommend it. take a break, folks. i missed kim kardashian's entire wedding, chfs -- which was the best part of all. jenna: and we start out with a fox news alert. florida police launch an all-out manhunt for a suspect in a grisly triple homicide, i'm jenna lee. jon: and i'm jon scott. police believe 27-year-old david smith shot ask killed three people last night in the town of lakeland near tampa. we are awaiting a news conference in lakeland. meantime, police are asking for the public's help in finding him. >> we don't know where he is. certainly, we are checking every avenue, because we've got to locate this guy. we certainly think between his paranoid episodes, the fact that he's delusional, that he's very dangerous. jon: we will take you back to that news conference when it begins. in the meantime, phil keating is live for us right now in miami. phil? >> reporter: jon, investigatorrers describe this triple murder suspec

martha: let's do it. bill: one hour from now. martha: don't go anywhere. "outnumbered" starts now. >> this is "outnumbered." phase hashtag one lucky guy. you are outnumbered, my friend. >> just like at home. i have a wife. >> you don't have four wives. >> no, but i am still outnumbered. >> we have news breaking. awaiting a joint news conference with the president and german chancellor angela merkel.

baker has ran for governor before, and even though he didn't win, his opponent will be martha coakley, who lost her race to scott brown in her last statewide contest when she was running for senate. republicans think mostly because of that scott brown loss, that they've got a shot at beating martha coakley. massachusetts republicans think they've got a candidate in this guy charlie baker, who can maybe win the state for their party this fall. they're feeling optimistic for the first time in a long time. so, inevitably, here's where things get weird. because it turns out that there's a bizarre intraparty fight right now playing out among massachusetts republicans, which threatens to hurt charlie baker's run for governor. it goes back to the republican nominating convention in march. at that convention, the republicans decided by a huge margin that they were going to pick charlie baker to be their candidate for governor. he got more than 80% of the vote. but there was a runner-up, a tea party candidate named mark fisher, who got just under 15% of the vote, depending on how you do the ma

martha: looking forward to him being back. bill: we'll catch you tomorrow. martha: bye, everybody. see you tomorrow. jenna: all eyes on capitol hill this monday morning as we soon learn will head up a special congressional committee investigating benghazi. hello, everybody, i'm jenna lee, welcome to "happening now." jon: i'm jon scott. the announcement could come at any moment. the select committee expected to expand into the 2012 terror attack that left four americans dead. also dig deeper into an alleged cover-up by the white house. meantime some democrats and republicans clashing over the need for another probe into the attack. >> i think it is a colossal waste of time. we've had four bipartisan investigations of this already. i don't think it makes sense for to us give this select committee anymore credibility than it deserves. >> this is absolutely essential. if the democrats boycott it, doesn't take part in it, it shows they either have something to hide or afraid to discuss this issue in the public light. it should not be a partisan issue. it really should not. it is four am

martha: busy morning, eric. good to have you in this week. >> thank you for having me. martha: "happening now" starts right about now. we'll see you back here tomorrow. jon: we begin with a fox news alert. we're following fast-moving developments in libya as the pentagon prepares for a possible evacuation of the u.s. embassy in tripoli. good morning i'm jon scott. >> i'm julie banderas in for jenna lee today. officials tell fox news that marines and planes are positioned positioned positioned in it tall lay after fierce fighting sweeps across the city. jon: it is spiraling into some of the worst violence that country has seen since the overthrow of muammar qaddafi. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon with more. jennifer? >> reporter: jon, the pentagon says it has not been asked to begin evacuation efforts but is prepared should the situation deteriorate for u.s. embassy workers in libya. out of an abundance of caution the defense department prepositioned eight ospreys which are capable of vertical liftoff, can carry up to 20 or so pa

martha raddatz, abc news, washington. >>> it was an emotional gathering on the ucsd campus as the six students killed in the rampage were remembered. there were words shared by the college's leaders offering families words of condolences. and unity. the uc president, janet naacp has ordered the campus flags will be lowered to half staff to honor the victims. >> it's important that we not lose sight of the lives we have gathered to remember. all died much too young, but lp it's important that we do not let the arithmetic of this atrocity define them. >> reporter: the father of one of the murdered students told the crowd his 20-year-old son died because politicians have done nothing to strengthen gun laws. >>> we're learning more about the on-line world that the santa barbara killer apparently took refuge in. a place of cynicism and anger and there are questions whether the digital culture helped to fuel the rampage. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: over the past few days, a worldwide out pouring in response to the misogyny elliot rodger expressed. >> if i can't have you, girls i

martha: hello. where are my pancakes? i love them all. bill: did he make up for it? martha: absolutely. great kids. no pancakes. bye everybody, "happening now" starts right now. jenna: we start off this monday with brand new fallout in the benghazi scandal and a push to get to the bottom of what really happened, before, during and after the deadly terror attack. hope you're off to a great day so far, i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. after the house voted to form a special committee to investigate benghazi, the 2012 terror attack that killed four americans including our ambassador to libya, some democrats are now blasting the decision calling it a political stunt designed to help the gop in the november elections and beyond but congressman trey gowdy, who will chair the panel says he is focused on the facts. >> what specifically do you want to learn from secretary clinton and how do you answer charges that one of the major goals of this committee is to hurt hillary clinton's chances for 2016? >> chris i have no friend to reward and no foes to punish. we'll go wherev

martha: god bless him. jon: we begin with this fox news alert. a woman related to the oscar pistorius murder investigation now breaks her silence of the athlete's probation officer making a last-minute decision to take the stand in his defense. this as his trial resumes today. we will have a live update from south africa. plus our legal panel weighs in on what impact her testimony could have on the judge's ruling. >>> also this fox news alert on the senate's first crack at the president's nominee for health and human services secretary. as lawmakers take up her confirmation in a hearing that brings obamacare and the controversy surrounding it back very much into the spotlight. good morning to you. i'm jon scott. >> a big spotlight. it is still there. jon: they have to focus it somewhere. jenna: it comes in and out. hi, i'm jenna lee. hope you are off to a good day so far. silvia matthews burwell is on cap coal hill. she is the replacement for outgoinghhs secretary kathleen sebelius, support of key democrats will place a key role. they are interes

martha: "happening now" starts right about now. bye, everybody. jon: good wednesday, morning to you, a glimpse at what could be the future of obamacare. hello, i'm jon scott. >> hi, everybody. hope you're off to a great day so far. i'm jenna lee. we're live on capitol hill as lawmakers gear up on confirmation hearings for the president's nomination for health and human services secretary. sylvia burwell is set to replace kathleen sebelius is headed the rollout of the botched website. more question something set to get underway in just about three hours. our very own mike emanuel will have a preview and a live report moments from now. jon: but president obama is not really talking about obamacare today. he is hitting the road, trying to rev up infrastructure spending on so-called, shovel-ready projects. mr. obama heads to new york. he will be about 25 miles up the hudson river from where we're sitting right now to the visit the tappan cebridge. a major hudson river crossing built 60 years soarly needs replacement. the bridge is set to cost nearly $

if ever you called it, martha? >> buried the lead, yeah. >> wheat and with these issues. whether it's depression, poster mattock stressor termite brain injury that someone is suffering we create an environment and that's what names. creative name iron and in aerospace for a smaller group of people that tells people that it's perfectly all right to go and get treatment for these problems. that is absolutely critical. i do not, we will go a long way in helping a great group of people out there that really made to get somehow. i am sometimes criticized for wanting to drop 50. people say -- i touch all kinds of people in treatment and they say they had no problem at all. i said that's the wrong group of people to talk to. he tucked the soldiers who come to me, who say listen, 19 or so they don't want to be told i have a disorder because i had to pick a my friend in pieces on the side of the road and put them and put him in a body bag so i could bring him home. i want to be told i have a disorder because of that. and i think ending the stigma and getting folks in to get the he

>> martha, thanks very much. first of all, thank you to you and steve for being here today. mr. president and mrs. bush and everyone here at the institute. this is terrific, thank you. dr. biden, god bless you for what you're doing at a national level. all of you here in the audience, i know many, many of you, and i know each of you here of course you love your fellow countrymen serving the country right now and thank you for being here. so who are these veterans we're trying to empower? first of all, they're patriots. every single one of them has enlisted, or enlisted multiple times since 9/11. they know, and they knew, what they were volunteering to do. they were volunteering to enter the armed forces of the united states while the nation was at war. and they fully knew and expected that they would be deployed to war. they're incredible patriots. they also know how to grow where they're planted. meaning they have their own personal desires but these are men and women who subordinate themselves to what the organization needs. whatever you ask them to do, they will do to the bes

good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, lara. the startling assertion came from nigeria's top military commander. he has been under enormous pressure to locate the missing girls. he was speaking to a group in nigeria's capital and was quoted as saying, the good news for the parents of the girls is that we know where they are, but we cannot tell you the military secret. just leave us alone. we are working to get the girls back. he said they could not go in with force because, he said, we can't kill our girls in the name of trying to get them back. there has been no confirmation from u.s. officials, lara. and, remember, the nigerian military in the very early days of the kidnapping said the girls had been released, which was, of course, wrong and delayed the rescue attempt. >> right, so if the nigerians do know, why wouldn't they go in and would the u.s. help? >> reporter: well, if they had found them, it is dangerous. there are so many girls, you would presume a great number of armed men holding them and the nigerian military has

martha raddatz is in washington with the latest. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. president obama telling abc news, that a u.s. team is already on the ground this morning. that team will grow in the coming days. all part of a coordination cell that the president is authorizing to help find those girls. for the first time since the mass kidnapping, 23 days ago, and with even more girls now seized from their schools, president obama is speaking out about the missing girls, telling our ginger zee, the u.s. will do whatever it can to help the nigerian government's rescue efforts. >> it's a heartbreaking situation. outrageous situation. this may be the event that helps mobilize the international community to finally do something against this horrendous organization. >> reporter: the coordination cell will include u.s. military, the fbi, and will provide expertise on hostage negotiations, communications and intelligence, which may include reconnaissance and surveillance aircraft. traveling with the secretary of def

martha: tonight fox news reporting takes an inside look at a top secret u.s. agency that has been plagued by scandal and asks, is the nsa really keeping us safe? excellent question. fox news reporting the secret war, who is the enemy by bret baier tonight at 10:00 p.m. jon: check it out. have a great weekend. happy moms day to you. martha: thank thank you very mu. bill: sunshine. sunshine. bye, everybody. jon: we begin with a fox news alert. we're awaiting the speaker of the house john boehner. he is expected to announce the other members of the republican select committee which congressman trey gowdy will chair. the vote passed the house by a huge majority but right now it is not clear whether democrats will actually participate after slamming its composition. it has seven republicans, five democrats. democrats are trying to decide whether they will send anybody, maybe one person, maybe a full compliment. we should know all of those answers today. >>> another fox news alert. the defense now pushing back in the oscar pistorius murder trial. good morning to you

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martha raddatz is in washington with the latest. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is one of the deadliest attacks in weeks. and it happened at a checkpoint manned by ukrainian forces in that volatile eastern part of the country. journalists saw bodies of the dead and about 30 wounded, scattered across fields near the checkpoint. the witnesses say the troops were attacked by pro-russian insurgents. ukrainian armored vehicles were set on fire. a military helicopter had to swoop in to rescue the wounded in grave condition. and rebel commanders are showing off weapons they seized like trophies. there's also sporadic fighting elsewhere in the east. >> this attack comes in the context of russian troops actually pulling back from the border, correct? >> reporter: u.s. officials say they see no mass withdrawal of russian troops from the border. but the nato secretary-general, says there has been some activity, which may suggest they are preparing to withdraw. and of course, we have the upcoming elections this we

. >> larry and jen and martha and others. >> commissioners general manager ginsburg i'm larry king i'm a father of 3 active young girls i have a dog murphy i rarely use this park with my dogs i served on the library commission for 8 years we reviewed projects and this was one time for generations we wanted to make sure that the projects worked for all generations. if you look at the nova valley and the demographics lots of families and kids. to me the big issue with the proposing proposal is the loss of active space i'm totally supportive of the active zone and keeping the one court but losing the active space the most useful space the basketball area roadway kids are there using that space when schools out they're there and if the tennis courts are not used they're there. the problem with the the plan those kids are not going to have enough spaces i came home last time and saw a full court basketball game going on and can i see placing successor off the wall and two old ladies placing tennis. my recommendation would be to think about preserving that basketball black top space and i th

great comments, martha. dennis from michigan writes, he is writing about the new trend of potential employees taking online tests before being granted an interview. he says i think potential employees should not have to take a test in order to get be a jo. filling out application is a test, to make sure potential employee can read and write. interview is another test whether the potential employee can withstand the pressure. good comments. we love hearing from you. send me an. mail. go to gerriwillis.com. >>> we have more, more, more to come. the growing scandal how the government is treating our heroes. government spending on their own shares are they holding back the economy? our financial panel debatessings next. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp

. >> the kids on the bus don't know it yet, but their driver, 55-year-old martha thompson, has a blood alcohol level of 0.15, almost twice the legal limit. >> the first time we really realized there was something wrong with the bus driver was when she just went straight through the stop sign, and she didn't stop. she stopped right in the middle of traffic, and one of the students actually had to go up and help her shift and back up so that we could get out of the lane of traffic. >> many of the children on the bus are becoming frightened, especially some of the younger kids. several of the older students gather at the back of the bus to discuss how they should handle the situation. >> the big kids were talking and wondering what do we need to do to keep them calm because we don't want to tell them what is going on and have them get worked up. >> we didn't know if she was drunk or if there was like -- she took the wrong medicine. we didn't know what was wrong with her. >> but when thompson neglects to drop off two students, the situation goes from bad to worse. >> you passed the turn. >

[cheers] >> joining us now from new york to help us out, fox news anchor martha maccallum. why did this guy mac lamore do this? what was that about? >> he claims that he just grabbed a wig and a big nose. he wanted to disguise himself because he was sneaking in for a surprise appearance at the seattle music festival. he says he had no intention whatsoever it be anti-met particular its with perceived that way. the song is called thrift shop. many people reacted very negatively to it although you didn't see a lot of coverage. >> no. >> is he really soorst progressive darling. he wrote the song same love which became a theme love for same sex marriage. they did that huge same sex marriage ceremony on the awards show to his song. maybe they don't want to admit that he stepped out of line. >> they don't like -- they being the mainstream media they defend these hip hop rappers. you know what i went through with the beyonce stuff. not exactly understanding why they embrace that culture. the media embraces it but they do. has this guy mac lamore apologized for this? >> he did writt

good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, robin. there's such an outpouring of support for these girls. but for the parents of those schoolgirls, each day that goes by is more difficult than the last. a moment of silence for nigeria's president this morning. but for the parents returning to the school for the first time, there's little faith in the government. this father wanting the world to know we don't feel nigeria can help get our daughters back. but the world is listening. first lady michelle obama, tweeting this photo. and hillary clinton, giving a strong reaction to our robin roberts. >> it's criminal. it's an act of terrorism. and it really merits the fullest response possible, first and foremost from the government of nigeria. >> reporter: the nigerian government is offering a $300,000 reward. but finding the girls will be an immense challenge. the search will focus in the northern wilderness, a remote swath of forest, more than six times the size of yellowstone national park. the u.s. is sending a ten-member military team

even martha stuart is in on it. >> duct tape wallets, everybody wants them. you can make them. >> reporter: it seems like duct tape is on a roll, it's because of what happens here in avon, ohio, world headquarters of duck brand duct tape. >> this where duct tape is made. >> before it gets in to the form that most consumers see in the store it comes to us in this particular type of jumble. this is 1200 yard roll of duct tape. >> reporter: marketing director scott summers. >> this is cute. flamingos. >> reporter: that's gist one of 250 styles. strategy that moves duct tape from hardware stores to craft aisles. this is all duct tape. >> layers of duct tape. as far or prom couple's outfit, duct brant is behind that, too. thousand of high schoolers entered the company's scholarship contest "duct at prom." dance floors are long stretch from where duct tape was first introduced. on the battlefield of world war ii. >> the division of johnson & johnson created waterproof case. it was olive drab army green color. >> reporter: so at the time was it called duct tape? or

martha campos/registro de votantes 8:22:15 los trabajadores son bien necesarios en todo lo que es el condado de santa clara, sin embargo las zonas de mayor necesidad que tenemos en este momento son morgan hill, gilroy, palo alto, los altos, mountain view, las orillas del condado, y por supuesto lo que es alrededor de san josé. en total necesitan unos mil trabajadores que hablen espaÑol, y todava les falta 300.. pero todava hay tiempo para entrenar y participar. s.o.t. daniel fiorenza/especialista en elecciones, cdo. de santa clara 3:29:15 no tiene que ser perfecto inglés pero, con tal de que pueda asistir a una persona en inglés y en español. jaime live el registro de votantes realiza entrenamiento s en diferentes ciudades del condado. para mayores informes, llame al 282-3095. blanca ---tiempo de la primera pausa , pero mas adelante... take vo blanca ---en el sur de la bahia, aumentan los esfuerzos para reclutar personal bilingue, camino a las elecciones. take vo cesar ---conozca a jovenes latinos que pese a las adversidades lograro triunfar en su tierra adoptiva... los estados

and martha roby has looked into the military aspect. others have experienced investigators but haven't been big on gaubenghazi. boehner did not want to go over a ground that's been gone over before. he wanted fresh eyes. >> is it a smart group or a smart collection or any duds that should have been put on? >> it seems like they are aware of these charges from democrats and it's going to be a political ploy or a witch hunt. even those not involved, like susan brooks. she's the one freshman that has not looked into the benghazi investigation and she brings a really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. new at&t mobile share value plans. our best value plans ever for business. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets hi

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bernie ebbers, martha stewart all went to prison for crimes. what we have lost now in this country is the ability to adequately investigate people in the c suite for crime. it goes beyond the big banks. it goes beyond the financial crisis. i think this is a white collar crisis that goes into the pharmaceutical industry, big auto, technology -- this erosion of investigative skill set and trial skill set at the department of justice that gives rise to corporate executive impunity. host: she mentioned the perp walk. giuliani is one who is mentioned for walking these type of white collar criminals in perp walk fashion. guest: he was a grandstanding egomaniac who was overly aggressive. what we probably needed in the wake of the financial crisis was somebody like giuliani or spitzer because these guys did not really care about their good standing in the corporate, white-collar world. they weren't trying to preserve the viability to go and make a lot of money in the private sector. they had future political ambitions. what they did have was a fearless

abc's martha raddatz tells us how the u.s. government is getting involved. martha, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, amy. this was a breathtaking kidnapping. those nearly 300 girls taken by armed men from their school dormitory in the middle of the night by islamic extremists who believe western education is a sin. this morning, the lead of the islamic group admitting in a video, i abducted your girls. anguished parents and protesters around the world pleading for the search to intensify, and nigeria's president vowing overnight that the girls, gone now for more than three weeks, will be found. >> wherever these girls are, we'll get them out. >> reporter: it comes as secretary of state john kerry is touring africa and pushing nigeria to go after the kidnappers. >> the kidnapping of hundreds of children is an unconscionable crime and we will do everything possible to support the nigerian government to return these young women to their homes. >> reporter: kerry's predecessor, hilly clinton, and celebrities like mary j. blige, also bringing attention to

." >> osgood: martha teichner meets the creators of freakonomics. steve hartman has a chat with a big tipper. dismisses hopes for dinosaur revival and more. first headlines from this sunday morning the 4th of may, 2014. ukrainian forces are on the move again today, they're trying to get control of public building from pro-russian separatists across eastern ukraine. yesterday, seven european military observers held captive by pro-russian separatists were freed after eight days. in northeastern afghanistan rescuers have given up looking for survivors buried under a massive mudslide. hundreds of people are missing, volunteers were doing everything that they could but little can be done. the washington press corps rolled out the red carpet at the white house correspondents dinner. guests were from hollywood and political stars and president obama who poked fun of himself and -- >> let's face it, you'll miss me when i'm gone. it will be harder to convince the american people that it was intended. >> churchill downs, california chrome lived up to expectat

. >>> during his broadcast interview with martha raddatz, hagel was asked about ending the ban on transgender individuals serving if the military. >> is that something that should be looked at again? >> i do think it continually should be reviewed. i'm open to that. >> congressional investigators say the government has failed to inspect thousands of oil and gas wells on federal land, even though environmentalists believe fracking being done there could contaminate water supplies. the findings by the government accountability office ascribed the problem to lack of resources and poor coordination between blm and state regulators. some members at the secret service who patrol the area around the white house reportedly were redeployed during summer 2011 to protect an assistant who was also a personal friend of the agency's director at the time. this according to "the washington post." the friend was involved in a dispute with a neighbor. agents inside the secret service's washington field office reportedly were concerned the diversion increased the risk to the president. a secret service spokesma

i'm martha maccallum. democrats backing off threats to boycott the benghazi hearings with john kerry saying he is ready to answer the questions. >> we'll respond because we have absolutely nothing to hide

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here is abc's chief global affairs corespondent, martha raddatz tonight. >> reporter: the revelations in "politico" are the first indication of how she would handle the fallout from benghazi if she decides to run for president. and according to the online publication, she comes out swinging. her anger aimed at congressional republicans she accuses of politicizing the tragedy. "i will not be part of a political slugfest on the backs of dead americans," writes clinton according to "politico." it is the same anger she displayed last year on the hill. >> the fact is, we had four dead americans. was it because of a protest? or was it because of guys out for a walk one night who decided they would go kill some americans? what difference, at this point, does it make? >> reporter: whether the attackers were reacting to an anti-islamic video, as the administration initially stated, or were terrorists, "politico" says clinton writes, "it is inaccurate to state that every single one of them was influenced by this hateful video. it is equally inaccurate to state that none of them were." there is

abc's martha raddatz who has travelled to iran over the decades tells us what is happening. >> reporter: they call it happy in tiran. young iranians lip-syncing the hit. their message. even in repressive iran, there is joy. but 165,000 hits later when the iranian police found out, the joy was over. they rounded up and arrested the six dancers and the film maker calling the homemade video with women not wearing the required head scarves vulgar. an affront to public chastity. the world reaction was swift. pharrell tweeting it's beyond sad these kids were arrested for trying to spread happiness. i ran today is a country in flux. the guards facing off with the new president hassan rouhani who is supporting more freedom, especially on the internet. tonight six of the seven young people from the video were released. iran's president even tweeting happiness is our people's right. but diane, critics say the dancers shouldn't have been arrested in the first place. >> and the whole world will keep watching. thank you so much. >>> sometimes humor is the hardest thing. ask fbi director. james comey

satcher paul kirk, senator olympia snow, congress one donna , elaine adam frankel david martha minnow, and [inaudible] thank you all. in addition to selecting the inspiring recipients of this year's profile in courage award we also choose the winner of the profile in urge sa -- courage essay. 9000 students in 41 states, washington dc, the virgin islands, canada, france, and korea submitted their essays about political courage. some of our judges are here with us today. i would like to ask them to stand as we acknowledge the service they provide. i also want to take a moment to express thanks to the wonderful people of john hancock, which provides invaluable financial support to the profile in courage as a contest. now to the winner of the 20 14th contest. freshman at palisades charter high school in california, where he is involved in social justice. he saw this as an opportunity to address these subjects with a broader audience. little did he realize how broad this audience might be. ben is a scientist and filmmaker. he placed second in c-span's student documentary competition. he is