sandy miller was my client. i'll never forget when i first met her and she first came to the shop with her beautiful red hair. and it's curly and gorgeous and she wanted to straighten her hair. first thing i think, oh my god, your hair's beautiful. why would you want to change it? you know, but everybody wants to be something other than what they are sometimes. >> sandy was a stay-at-home mom. she was very much into the environment. planting trees and flowers at her home. she had two daughters. one, shelby. she was 8 years old. and shasta was 4. >> where? it's a rock. >> i was so struck by how she was with her little girls. how she was with the kids. she was just very earthy and very real and easy to talk to. she was really a nice person. >> when she would be taking the kids to the school bus stop, it would be a wave, you know, through the car windows. if shane was with her, there was no eye contact, no waving. so it makes me wonder if there was something going on. >> if i had known anything about the domestic v

at this point, we will see what's next, if the millers or matthew miller or kenneth bae's family had speak. >> a lot of people hearing from the president. the white house earlier that speaking out about this. the president said it is a wonderful day for them and their families. we are grateful for their safe return. i appreciate director clapper doing a great job on what was a challengi challenging mission. the role that director clapper played here was not one as a negotiator, but to secure their release. again, claiming this rethese did not constitute an opening of relations with pyongyang. there is no indication he met personally with north korean leader kim jong-un. it's important, as the president is traveling to asia, that will include talks with countries there, including china and how beijing can use nuns with north korea and the weapons program. kenneth bae is crea korean american. how much support does he have in seattle. >> a tremendous amount of support. i would say more so, just everyone in the state of twarkt has been center forward about doing everything they could to

kenneth bae and matthew miller. we're still waiting for comments from bae or miller or james clapper or perhaps all three. and hopefully those will be starting soon. >> once again we're live at joint base lewis-mcchord near tacoma, washington. they had been detained, they were convicted separately of separate charges, and held there doing hard labor and behind the scenes a lot of negotiations taking place and finally, it happened. we got the word they're going to be coming home and here they are, home at last. we're just looking at them getting off of the plane. and emotional reunions with loved ones. and they're very happy, clearly to be home. kenneth bae suffering from serious health problems but he got off the plane he looked very good. let's see. so we're still waiting to see whether or not kenneth bae or matthew miller or james clapper are going to give comments. they have a lot of press there gathered hoping to hear comments from them, also to possibly hear more details on how this detainee release was negotia

miller. we understand on the plane with him is the director of national intelligence james clapper. also a delegation of u.s. officials who went to north korea as well who are accompanying bae and miller as they now land home in the united states. we also understand their families, both men's families are here and will be greeting them as soon as they step off the plane. you can only imagine the excitement and joy and anticipation they must be feeling at this moment. again, a much-anticipated and long-awaited arrival, especially for the bae family who have been working so hard to try to secure his release for the past two years. it was november 3rd, 2012 when we learned kenneth bae was detained and arrested. both men in fact facing charges and eventually convicted in these cases of hostile acts against the government of north korea and they were sentenced to hard labor. you may recall the interview that our will ripley did with these two men as well as jeffrey fowle when they were still detai

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miller will go back with their families. particularly kenneth bae, who has been in prison for two years and suffering. and now he's going home. it's a good news story. and we need good news these days. >> we certainly do. it is wonderful news and we're all happy to report they're on a plane headed here and expected to land sometime tonight. governor bill richardson, thank you for your time. >>> u.s. director of national intelligence, james clapper, went to pyongyang as an envoy to obama. he delivered this hand-written letter from the president to kim jong- jong-un, describing clapper as his personal envoy. joining me on the phone, david gergen, veteran adviser to four u.s. presidents. thank you for being with us. appreciate it. >> hello, good to talk to you. >> a senior state department official tells us that the letter from president obama was short and to the point. what do you make of the letter? >> i think the letter is just what bill richardson said. it wrapped a lot more authority around james clapper going. the north

, miller. your lawn, okay? miller's la motoriemoting emissions that isg the world hotter. and you ought for ashame, miller. >> here's my feeling on global warming. if i can't jump into my gas guzzling bmw and drive down my huge driveway and go down to the local restaurant for a steak, then i create a little greenhouse as i digest the steak, what in god's name is the sake of having a planet any way if we didn't do that? so the earth better buck up and wear a cup. f being the beginning of my sixth season, i will be assisting me in my oath. repeat after me. i, dennis miller -- >> do solemnly wear -- to milk the mock my metal thing if i see any career advancement in it. >> keep an eye on the figures in the world of entertainment in the event they start to take themselves seriously. >> the. that's the news and we are out of here. >> good clip, miller. >> now, as you know, we ask >> good clip, miller. send in questions that you will allegedly answer. try we're not real hopeful in that rc the first qu

it says, welcome home, kenneth bae and matthew miller. we're grateful for the tireless efforts of earn who helped them return to their families. you talked to patty murray a little while ago. she is thrilled about the release, including lawmakers, charlie rangel. releasing a statement urging the north korean government to release if two americans. he tweeted a short time ago, as well, calling for the release, saying i'm pleased that north korea did the right thing in releasing kenneth bae. the state department also weighed in a short time after that news became official. let's get to that tweet, guys. the state department says, welcomes the release of u.s. citizens, kenneth bae and matthew todd miller, from the dprk. that's the tweet from the state department. so many played a role in this. and the washington lawmakers that are taking to twitter on their social media pages, to congratulate the efforts to get these two americans back home. we understand they're on their way back home. we heard from representative, so happy for kenneth bae

when carell's name came up, miller booked a lunch. >> bennett miller: to be totally honest with you, right after our first lunch, something inside of me just clicked. you know, the coin dropped and i thought, "oh, i could see that. i want that." >> kroft: what happened at the lunch? what did he do during the lunch? what did he say during the lunch that made you think that he was right? >> miller: deadly serious. deadly, deadly serious. somebody who had read the script and had done some research. and part of it is a commitment, knowing that you're both feet in. and that it might not necessarily be easy, but that, "i get it. and whatever it takes."

miller received this information and she e-mailed mr. sanchez and then later the permit was suspended by the department of planning we because the permit was initially issued we, of course, had to appeal it in order to we're actually going there to process ms. miller filed for a discretionary review on june 13, 2014, we've been postponing this hearing a couple of the to await the planning xhagsz commissions ruling on the discretionary review and on august or october 23rd they planning commission voted to take review and disapprove the permit i just received the permit holders reapply today, i read through it briefly and not prepared to respond but of i were this is a situation where the permit holder should be appealing the planning commissions ruling back here at a later date rather than using the process to essentially ask for an appeal of the planning commissions decision so i think that you have to understand any sort of testimony received now regarding from the permit holder is more proper in the proper procedure to appeal the plann

matthew miller was held for eight months sense april. both men had been sentenced and convicted of crimes against the government, "hostile acts against the government of north korea." they both had been sentenced to hard labor. bae had already been serving that sentence. talked about working in a field for eight hours a day, six days a week. >> they got a call at 2:00 a.m. yesterday morning, and when kenneth bae ask his sister spoke to the media last night, they were so elated. we want to play a little bit of that sound for you. >> thank you all for supporting me and standing by me during this time, and it's been just amazing blessing to see so many people being involved getting me released for the last two years. not to mention -- not only mentioning for the thousands of people that have been praying for me as well. i just want to say thank you all for supporting me and lifting me up and not forgetting me. >> we're hearing from people all around the world who are expressing their gratitude and they're giving thanks today as well for the

>> matthew todd miller. i can't really say. kennett bae was really the kind of card thermive they were hoy holding. and north korea wanted to get as much out of this as they can. three weeks ago they said come get him out. and the americans followed the directions. and we'll be talking to sources and getting more details. but this has been in the works for a little bit. the united states is very mum about what happened with jeffrey foul. why? because they said look we have two others and want to preserve the ability to get them out. so there have obviously been some quite conversations going on and the north koreans really wanted to get a lot of bang for that you are buck. and releasing all three didn't do that for them. >> we want to welcome our viewers not just in the united states but around the world right now. kennett bae and matthew todd miller t two americans who have been held in north korea are being released on their way home we once. gordon, your thoughts on why now do you think this is happening. >> reporter: i thin

miller did not speak to the media after his arrival. their will he lease comes after thorn north korea reached out to the white house to discuss the detentions. apparently there wasn't a guarantee that americans would be brought home. they were set free after director of national intelligence james clapper went to the capital of pyongyang in a secret mission delivering a letter from president obama to north korean leader kim yong un. the letter was short and to the point. clapper did not meet with kim. >> it's a wonderful day for the families and obviously very grateful for their safe return. i appreciate it. director clapper did a great job on what was obviously a challenging mission. >> reporter: their release comes less than a month after north korea let go jeffrey foul, an ohio man who spent five months in detention. and now with the men who just returned, there are no americans being held in north korea. >> it's been an amazing two years. i learned a lochltt, i grew a l lost a lot of weight in a good way. but i need to stand strong

it was the director of "midnight rider." >> randall miller called us that day. he was very upset. >> he was crying. >> he was nearly hysterical, and he was, he was saying i'm so, so sorry. he couldn't say much more than that. >> reporter: but why had randall miller allowed his crew to shoot on live tracks? sarah jones' parents, and police, demand answers. as allegations emerge of randall miller's reported recklessness on another film. >> he would say, but we're trying to make a movie here. as if that outweighed the safety and needs and welfare of other people. it was like that, some kind of magic card. >> reporter: and footage, released today, from a camera mounted on the locomotive shows those last horrifying moments as the crew members of "midnight rider" scramble for their lives. the crew members of "midnight rider" scramble for their lives. stay with us. free? items for free! who knew, right? wow! cute costume. we bought it on walmart.com we picked it up at the store the same day! who knew? check out walmart's savings catcher app. if it finds a lower adverti

i am a long time resident of the city, and friends of the mckency millers. and it just seems like a situation, you know, everybody in this room is a caring person with a kind heart and somehow, the train of procedure, and intention is just gone off the tracks, in this case. and you know the thing about the neighbor to the south not being heard was one excellent point and i, i am just not you know, nobody means any harm here, but we saw a sand born map up on the wall, no measurements on it and it meant nothing and that is sort of the quality of what i have seen about this picture. and about this project. and, so, you know, nothing is totally, malicious or in tensional but it has been confusing for me as an independent observe and her certainly for the mill and her mckencies and i mean, that when ken miller went over to the neighbor's property, and they, and he said, well can i have a copy of the plans that has measurements and i said no, these plans are proprietory and i completely respect that. and yet, they are just have not been plans the lots are under si

>> i'm not even going to go there, miller. we have some breaking news for you. >> ariana pink is what i used. >> we have breaking news. miller and i are rebranding the bolder fresher tour 2015 is going to be called don't be a pinhead tour. that's because our point of view has changed. we will talk a lot about the upcoming presidential election and issues surround tsmght here are the shows so far, ladies and gentlemen. see everybody in san jose california at the national civic center friday february 27th. san antonio texas, friday at the majestic theater march 13th. dallas, texas, verizon, in grand prairie, that's saturday, march 14th. rio rancho new mexico outside of albuquerque. sauna an that center saturday, april 119. west bury. tickets go on sale tomorrow. best seats available to premium members. all the information about all of the shows on bill o'reilly.com. don't be a pinhead. come see us. martha maccallum on deck. starbucks advertisement and crazy demands on missouri police officers. right back with it. why do i cook f

>> i'm not even going to go there, miller. we have some breaking news for you. >> ariana pink is what i used. >> we have breaking news. miller and i are rebranding the bolder fresher tour 2015 is going to be called don't be a pinhead tour. that's because our point of view has changed. we will talk a lot about the upcoming presidential election and issues surround tsmght here are the shows so far, ladies and gentlemen. see everybody in san jose california at the national civic center friday february 27th. san antonio texas, friday at the majestic theater march 13th. dallas, texas, verizon, in grand prairie, that's saturday, march 14th. rio rancho new mexico outside of albuquerque. sauna an that center saturday, april 119. west bury. tickets go on sale tomorrow. best seats available to premium members. all the information about all of the shows on bill o'reilly.com. don't be a pinhead. come see us. martha maccallum on deck. starbucks advertisement and crazy demands on missouri police officers. right back with it. >>> back of the

and miller purchased the house and made the renovations, mckency and miller knew that the second level extended beyond their house when they purchased their home and they willingly chose to proceed. and they also decided that it was not important to address the issue when they remodeled their own house. the project adds only two feet to the rear of the existing, house on the second level, along the property line shared with miss mckency and mr. miller. and the bay window is set back, from miss mckency and the property line by three feet. and from inside of the house they would not be able to see the window and would not cast a shadow on the deck or the living space. they have failed to mention that since they moved in, they have significantly landscaped their backyard with trees and tall shrubs on all property boarders. by doing so, have intentionally created their own box and shadowed their own property and it is impossible to reconcile this landscaping designed with the claim concern about the loss of visual openness, and boxed in impact. and with respect to miss smith. and i just me

dennis miller, everybody, a footnote. we got word this morning that the don't be a pinhead shows in san jose california and san antonio, texas are 95% sold out already. bill o'reilly.com has a link to the box offices but hurry. new mexico theater saturday april 11th. >> finally west bury, rhode island, my home turf, the theater saturday may 2nd. make great christmas gifts. dick cabot is on deck. greatest he has ever seen. a few laughs when we return. >>> back of the book segment tonight. new book out by dick cabot. called brief encounters, conversations, magic moments and assorted high jinx. in the book mr. cabot discusses some of the most amusing people he has ever known. i spoke with him last night. >> so i wanted to talk to you about funny people. because you're a comedy writer. let's take grach choo marks first. >> you bet your life big 50s show. the guy was lightning. >> charles snow. how tall are you, charlie. >> a'2". first time i have ever had 5 feet of snow in l.a. [ laughter ] >> ad-libs on that show were just s

matthew todd miller and ken bae. bae's family spoke out about his readjustment to life back home in seattle. ana cabrera has more. >> reporter: john and christine. what a weekend for the families of ken bae and matthew todd miller. both men arriving late saturday night embraced by their loved ones as they stopped off the plane at mcchord field in washington. ken bae has been held captive for over two years. for matthew todd miller, it has been seven months. mystery around why they were released now. the families expressing gratitude. we talked to ken bae's sister and what those first 24 hours back on american soil is like. listen to what she shared. >> we had a late night eating pizza. you know, he is a story teller to begin with. that's what he does. he holds court. he regales people with funny stories. that's who he is as a person to begin with. you can tell he was so hungry for that. >> reporter: terri chung says she is seeing the old glimpses of her brother. she said it will take time to get readjusted to life in

dennis miller, everybody, a footnote. we got word this morning that the don't be a pinhead shows in san jose california and san antonio, texas are 95% sold out already. bill o'reilly.com has a link to the box offices but hurry. new mexico theater saturday april 11th. >> finally west bury, rhode island, my home turf, the theater saturday may 2nd. make great christmas gifts. dick cabot is on deck. greatest he has ever seen. greatest he has ever seen. a fe if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity, powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief, unlike miralax that can take up to 3 days. dulcolax, for relief you can count on. dulcolax, for relief you can count on. we're for an opens you internet for all.sing. we're for creating more innovation and competition. we're for net neutrality protection. now, here's some news you may find even more surprising. we're comcast. the only isp legally bound by full net neutrality rules. >>> ba

matthew todd miller had been detained since april. they were freed after u.s. director of national intelligence james clapper flew to pyongyang the capital at the north's invitation. clapper carried with him a letter from u.s. president barack obama for north korean leader kim jong un. kenneth bae expressed his gratitude at a news conference shortly after he landed in the u.s. >> i just want to say thank you all for supporting me and standing by me during this time. and it's been just amazing to see so many people involved getting me released for the last two years, and not to mention the thousands of people that have been praying for me as well. so i just want to say thank you all for supporting me, lifting me up and not forgetting me. at the same time not forgetting the people of north korea. and thank you for supporting my family as well during this this difficult time for my family. standing strong during this time. >> we also heard from bae's sister, who said their family's hopes and prayers for this moment have finally come true. >> we are thankful for th

miller, or miss mckency or both. >> good evening, my name is julie mckency and my husband, ken miller and i live and have owned our home at 1266th avenue for 22 and a half years. and we lived next door to the subject property. we completely support the intent to complete the much needed home improvements and to remodel and however we are extremely concerned about the negative impacts that this project in its current form will have on our home and our quality of life. and we have done our own remodel to the back of our home in 2002, bringing in a lot of light to our home, while maintaining the garden space and being mindful of the light and practice vacy to our neighbors and at least three homes have been remodeled as well and all having been respectful of the neighbors and of the open mid block community space. we had only hoped for the same consideration from the laytons. and i have here, an overview of our block. overhead? >> and as you can see, there is abundant greenry. and there are a few one story sheds across from. where the laytons are and no other home, tends anywhere near as

of course kenneth bae and matthew miller was so serve a six year sentence. he just begun their sentence when they mysteriously were released. everybody is grateful that they are now home. i want you to listen to what kenneth bae had to say last night. >> thank you all for supporting me and standing by me during this time. and it's been just amazing blessing to see so many people being involved, getting me released from the last two years not to mention, only mentioning for thousands of people that have been praying for me as well. i want to say thank you all for supporting me and lifting me up and not forgetting me. it's been amazing two years. i learned a lot. i grew a lot. lost a lot of weight. good weight. i stand strong because of you. >> reporter: it was just so great to hear his strong words, his spirit and he even cracked a little joke there about losing weight in a good way. we heard from ken neneth bae's sister as really the family spokesperson on behalf of her brother, work sewing hard and tirelessly to secure his release. here what she had to say.

bae andabout kenneth matthew miller. they arrived in washington state overnight. more on their ordeal and who got korea.t of north >> miller and bae touching down on u.s. soil saturday night. for supportingl me, lifting me up and not forgetting me. very grateful and a great job on what was obviously a challenging mission. >> the mission, to bring home kenneth bae and matthew miller after being held in north korea. bae, for two years. you know, he had gone back and forth between a labor camp and hostile multiple times. >> they release of fowle, accused of leaving a bible in a nightclub. apologize to the people of the united states for causing a headache. a seattle,m washington, suburb, was detained a tour while leading group to a north korea economic zone. he was sentenced to 15 years for alleged anti-government activities. miller, from bakersfield, california, was serving a six-year jail term on charges of after he allegedly at thehis tourist visa airport in april and demanded asylum. 9-year-oldhome, a d.c. boy is making a remarkable recovery a month after someone

what committee will congresswoman candice miller get to chair in the new congress? is it the committee on administration, the committee on homeland security, the education committee, or the rules committee? >> administration. also known as the senate cafeteria, right? >> steve, did samir get that right? >> he did. this was a tough one, because miller wanted to be on homeland security, but she got administration. the correct answer was "a," and samir was right. >> when she got control of the house, she wanted to be chair of homeland security, and she said, no, you can't have that, we're giving that to a man. we're moving you to the committee in charge of the cafeteria. >> everybody wants that job. >> yeah, exactly. well, you get free food on wednesdays. >> there you go. >> all right. last one, on wednesday, we talked about the historical context of the major broadcast networks refusing to air president obama's immigration speech last night. who was president the first time the broadcast networks refused to carry a prime-time

he's joined on the tarmac by michael todd miller. the two men were held in prison examples in north korea. michael todd miller was gaoled for six years, kenneth bae, a christian missionary convicted two years ago for alleged anti-government activities. he'd been trying to convert north koreans. he'd been serving a 15 year term. >> thank you for all your support and prayer and love. that has been encouraging for me, and for others. thank you. god bless you >>> news of the men's release had been welcomed earlier by president obama. >> reporter: director clapper is james clapper, the director of national intelligence. he was the highest ranking american to visit pyongyang in a decade. it's not clear why filip chlapik was brought in to negotiate or whether he had a second reason for meeting with officials in pyongyang. the north koreans prefer to negotiate with former president or high profile documents on the fate of u.s. citizens. there's a speculation that by releasing the men kim jong un pay be trying to sofens his country's imaging.

miller gaoled for six years in april. kenneth bae, a christian missionary convicted nearly two years ago for alleged anti-government activities. he had been trying to convert north koreans, and had been serving a 15 year term. >> thank you for support, prayer and love. that has been encouraging for me and others who are in the same shoes in the area as well. thank you. god bless you. >> news of the men's release have been welcomed by president obama. >> okay. it's a wonderful day for them, their families. we are thankful for their safe return: >> reporter: director clapper is james clapper the director of national intelligence. he was the highest ranking american to visit pyongyang in more than a decade. it's not clear why clapper was brought in to negotiate or the second reason for officials meeting in pyongyang. there's speculation that by releasing the men, kim jong un may be trying to soften the country's image. north korea is facing sanctions because it refuses to stop the programme. and kim and other officials could

we know that miller hasn't spoken. kenneth bae has. what is he saying since being released. >> he addressed the press and the public late last night. south of seattle, he said he was of course relieved to be home, thanked the north korean government, the u.s. government, and amazingly he spoke about his two years of imprisonment in north korea. listen to kenneth bae talking about that experience in terms of personal growth. >> it's been amazing two years. i grew a lot. lost a lot of weight - in a good way. but i'm standing strong because of you. >> as mentioned michael todd miller said nothing. he was met on the tarmac by family members, but there has been no public statement. an emotional scene at the air force and army base >>> what is interesting is last month another american held in north korea was released. is there any idea why kenneth bae and miller was released now, instead of last month with him. timing is interesting. jeffery fowle came out about a month ago and said at the time that he thought that kenneth bae and michael t

denth bae and matthew todd miller were freed after the u.s. director of national intelligence flew to pyongyang for talks. bae had been sentenced for 15 years for anti-government activities, miller six years for espionage. >> reporter: back home on american soil, kenneth bae step off a plane at a military base in washington state. followed by matthew todd miller. the two men were immediately reunited with their families. miller was jailed earlier this year for disturbing the peace. bae a christian missionary had been convicted nearly two years ago for trying to convert north koreans. >> thank you for all of your support and prayer. and your love. that is really been encouraging for me. and for others who are in the same shoes. thank you. god bless you. >> reporter: the men's release by the north koreans was welcomed by president obama. >> it's a wonderful day for them and their families. and obviously they are very grateful. for their safe return. and i appreciate the great job on what was obviously a challenging mission. >> reporter: director

kenneth bayh and matthew todd miller are on their way home as we speak. and just a short time ago, kennethbae's family released a statement. she was speaking on behalf of the family. she said, the day we have been waiting for has finally arrived. and many others are reacting in similar ways, especially on social media. cnn's nick valencia is here with that. >> so many people weighing in. government agencies, elected officials, all talking about the release of these two americans, kenneth bae and matthew miller. many elected officials from the state of washington and california are weighing in, that's where kenneth bae and matthew miller call home. senator patty murray tweeting, i'm thrilled kenneth bae is finally back home. his amazing family never lost faith. representative adam smith, also there in washington, saying great news that kenneth bae is free and headed home. thanks to the state department and the bae family for their tremendous work to get kenneth home. adam schiff, he tweets, good news, americans kenneth bae and matthew todd miller are final

bae and miller were the last americans detained in north korea. >> miller and bae touching down on u.s. soil saturday night. >> thank you for supporting me and lifting me up and not forgetting me. >> we're very grateful and i appreciate director clapper doing a great job what was obviously a challenging mission. >> reporter: that mission to bring home kennett bay and matthew miller after being held in north korea, bae for two years and miller for 7 months. >> bae's sister said i'm thrilled to imagine hugging my brother soon he'll not have to spend another day at a labor camp he can recover from this imprisonment and look forward to his wife, kids and the rest of the his life. this is a thanks giving we'll never forget. they follow fowl who was accused of leaving a bible in a nightclub. >> i apologize to the people of the united states for causing a headache. >> reporter: bae was detained in 2012 while leading a tour group to a north korea economic zone. he was sensed to 15 years hard labor. miller who is from bakersfield, california was serving a 6 year jail term on the charge. espiona

matt miller was held for seven months. he went to north korea, tore up his visa and demanded asylum. he was accused of trying to be put in a prison camp in north korea so he can come back to the outside world and tell people of his experiences. miller and bay should be back in the u.s. within the hour, south of tacoma in a military base. the president expressed his relief. . >> we are happy for their safe return and congratulations for a great job on a challenging mission. >> the president is on his way to asia for a tour and for the beijing summit. kenneth bae and his mother live north of seattle. and his sister who kept his plight alive in the eyes of the press, and a thorn in the side of the u.s. government, trying to get them to step up efforts to get kenneth bae free, posted a notice online thanking the u.s. government for its work, the north korean government and the swedish government. sweden is the one that has diplomatic footprint in north korea that we don't have, and does a lot of our work for us. she thanked al

miller's case. the two men had been in the country one allegedly for proslytizing and the other pore being a tourist and trying to defect. they had been held in a situation why the u.s. authorities had almost no opportunity to actually check on their welfare. that was left to sweden, which has diplomatic relations with north korea. the big question now is not only why did the two men decide to realizgovernment decided to release the two men now, but how was it that james clapper was the one able to escort the two men to the united states. that government has usually wanted a high profile american or peace activist to escort the citizens. now there are questions if there could be a breakthrough that returns this party to the international security agenda. >> al jazeera continues to demand the immediate release of our journalist who is have now been detained in egypt for 315 days. mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste are falsely accused of helping the outlawed muslim brotherhood. they're ap

ae and matthew todd miller were freed after someone from the intelligence exact is a flu for contact. miller was serbing a six-year jail term for espionage, victoria reports. >> reporter: back home on american soil. kenneth da even steps off a plate at a military base in washington state to be reunited with his family, he's joined soon after on the tar back by matthew todd miller. the two men had been held in prison camped in north korea miller was jailed for six years in april on espionage charges, buy a christian activist had been jailed two years ago. he had been trying to convert north koreans he had been serving a 15 year term. >> thank you for all of your support and prayer and love. it's been encouraging for me and others in the same shoes. thank you. god bless you. >> reporter: news of the men's release have been welcomed earlier by president obama. >> reporter: director clapper is james clapper, the u.s.' director of national intelligence. he was the highest ranking american to visits pyongyang in more than a decade. it's not clear why clapper was brought in to negotiation or

let's talk matthew todd miller. let's talk about kenneth bae. where do they go next? we know they're going to go home. but will they go to medical facilities? do you know if there is going to be some sort of debriefing by our government to find out what, if anything, the men learned while they were jailed? >> yeah. i'm sure there will be some debriefing. but there is not very much that we're going to learn. kenneth bae is going to get medical treatment because all the conditions that he had -- matthew todd miller is pretty young, pretty good health. he'll be fine. so i think at the end of the day, they'll talk to these guys. but there is very little they can tell us. they were imprisoned in a north korean camp. there is not much that we can learn about that. >> excellent point. matthew todd miller, time in captivity, 213 days, or six months, 30 days, concluded today. and kenneth bae, 736 days in captivity, or two years, six days, including today. too long. gordon, i thank you for your time and expertise and we'll see you again sometime soon. good to talk to you. >> th

yes what is the connection between and again describe sharon miller and i said last time i'll say it again we love sharon miller's dance studio in our place the school for performing arts but what is the connection between that and promoting curiosity in kids? well first the sharon miller performing arts academy is an in the community organization a not for profit again and we're really about the hands on the being the artist not so much even thinking the artist but being the artist and learning the craft and getting out there and performing or taking it to another level you know sometimes it just ends up being public speaking and that's great because then you have another level of confidence that you can work with but um... promoting curiosity how do you do it? promoting curiosity um... you know what i'm saying like gettings kids cause that is that not a skill? well i think when children are engaged when they're deeply engaged in something that's self intuitive and intrinsic to them they become curious naturally mm hmm that right? that it's a natural thing? for kids to be curious? w

you know, miller is great. and then i come out and i pretty much tell you what goes on behind the scenes. for example, i interviewed president obama three times. but when the camera is off, what do we talk about? that stuff. i don't say that on tv. but i tell you, you know, that we have an arm wrestling. i give you the inside stuff. i tell you why mitt romney really lost, that kind of stuff. so, people enjoy it. then, we take an intermission. we come back and we do cards from the audience. they write down questions and it's totally impromptu. that's wild. you've got to have at least two bouncers to handle miller. miller is like this. >> jimmy: let me just tell you, he will just go off. >> he makes edgar allen poe look like sister teresa. [ laughter ] but he's very funny and very good show. >> jimmy: he's a quick guy. >> you do an imitation of miller. >> jimmy: i do a imitation of dennis miller. it's more like, "i haven't heard this much silence since i saw a chuck chaplin film." that's it right there. there you

norway, should we go there, miller? >> norway, think of norway as the crappy little plastic village you set up under your christmas tree once a year. the united states is the big honking train that comes through and makes the whole thing work. norway was last in entrepreneurship and last in opportunity and they were first in prosperity. >> they have the oil. >> what kind of prosperity is that? >> they got all the oil. 4 million people. >> after last night, i would tell norway to get their scrawny white asses over to the berm of the road because the united states is back in the game and we're coming like that truck behind dennis weaver in duel. >> norway is one of the most beautiful countries on earth. >> it's great. they are geniuses i wish i live there. i can go over and heidi's grandpa can teach me how to play the ricola horn. >> i like nor norway. >> better than us. i'm norwegian that's why i'm happy today. >> krauthammer on deck. what happens now? republicans have gained power. charles is next. ♪ music ...the geta

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kenneth bae and matthew miller. the miller's family have chosen to make this a private family matter and does not want to speak to the media. he did speak to a u.s. official about what's next. he basically said it's up to them because they're truly free. >> he seems like he is in remarkably good spirits after what he went through. anna cabrera, live for us in seattle. thanks so much. >>> right now president obama on his way to asia for an eight-day journey there. he left washington earlier today and heads to china first for the apex summit, and theb he goes to myanmar before heading to the g20 summit in ahs rail wra. they'll stop off in hawaii before making his way back to the white house, which is where we find our aaron mcpike. erin, seems like a lot on his plate for this trip. >> pamela, he does have a lot on his plate. he may get the hands to talk to russian president vladimir putinen. the two don't have any sort of bilateral meetings scheduled at this point. advisors have said that they may get together and tal

and miller was sentenced to six years on charges of espionage. dominic denatale picks up the store from los angeles. >> reporter: hey there. they should be landing on the west coast sometime tonight. at least that's what we understand at this time. reassured to that came a few hours ago when kenneth bae's daughter announced her father was, quote, in the air and out of north korean air space. bae is a 46-year-old washington state korean american missionary who spent two years captive by the dprk. was in urgent need of release. >> kenneth bae was not in good physical condition. he had diabetes and high blood pressure. and so clearly a 15-year term at hard labor was not going to help him. indeed, he was actually taken out of hard labor into a hospital recently because of his condition. >> reporter: accompanying bae and miller is the director of national intelligence, james clapper. president obama dispatched him as envoy to secure the release of the pair. clearly been an ordeal for both. but miller, who is 22, and from here in california, really has