. >> cooper: is this acceptable to you? >> sullivan: if it's true, no. >> cooper: all three mills told us they falsely label your products as carb two compliant-- that's cheating. >> sullivan: that would be if that's true. >> cooper: nobody's ever reported this to you? >> sullivan: again, we will investigate it. if there is anything going on, we will stop it immediately. i don't know if it's true or not. i don't know what the whole story is, but we will investigate it immediately. >> cooper: it certainly calls into question not just these mills, but it calls into question your oversight of these mills. >> sullivan: it could, yes. >> welcome to the cbs sports update brought to you by prevnar13. i'm greg gumbel with college basketball scores. frank kaminsky scored 31 points as wisconsin clinched a share of the big 10 title. rodney pervis dropped a career high 28, leading uconn to its first win over a ranked opponent this weekend. providence has their second straight 20-win season. for more sports news and information, go to c

there will be intelligence cooperation and counterterrorism cooperation. and the areas where we can provide logistical support and training, and enabling support. the fact is that unless afghan soldiers and afghan police are able to maintain security, at some point someday the united states and other coalition forces would leave. and the good news is that what we have seen as we have moved ourselves from combat roles is that afghan security forces have stepped up. although they are certainly not as well-equipped as coalition forces, they are better equipped than the taliban. they are better equipped than the haqqani network. with the kind of leadership that the president is showing us as commander-in-chief with the leadership that is being shown by a growing cadre of military officers up and down the military chain, afghan forces are proving themselves and discovering that in fact when they fight, they can be successful. we want to stand with them in that process because we are very much invested in their success. mr. president, thank you for an outstandin

there will be specialized areas where we can cooperate there's going to be intelligence cooperation. and and there will be specialized areas are we can provide logistical support and training. open abling support, be uh the fact is that unless afghan soldiers and afghan police are ablutomane train security at sop point, some day, the united states and other coalition forces would leave. and the good news is what we have seen, as we have moved ourselves from combat roles is the afghan security forces have stepped up. and although they are not as equipped as coalition forces. they are better equipped than the taliban. they are better equipped than ha tahne network. and so with the kind of leadership that the president been nay is showing is a commander in chiefed with leadership that is being shown with growing cad dre of military officers. afghan forces are proving themselves and discovering that in fact, when they fight they can be successful, the we want to stand with them, in the that process because we are very much invested in your success. mr. president, thank you for a outstand

, our military cooperation. that continues up abated. unabated. and i will continue to do whatever i need to do to make sure that our friends in israel are safe. that's what i've done since i've been president. and that's not going to stop. and so the israeli people need to know that. but i am to evaluate honestly how we manage israeli/palestinian relations over the next several years. because up until this point the premise has been both under republican and democratic administrations that as difficult as it was, as challenging as it was, the possibility of two states living side by side in peace and security could marginalize more extreme elements, bring together folks at the center with some common sense, and we could resolve what has been a vexing issue and one that is, ultimately, a threat to israel as well. and that possibility seems very dim. that may trigger, then, reactions by the palestinians that in turn elicit counterreactions by the israelis. and that could end up leading to a downward spiral in rel

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and practical vision for cooperation for an endureing cooperation with the united states. and this change of environment has occurred. and today the united states government considers the government of afghanistan a really reliable partner. commitments that are made are considerable. and the funding proposal of supporting afghan security forces by 2017 and it has reached to $4.1 billion. it's nothing less. it's a significant issue. it's a very important issue. and also yesterday, there was a new framework for economic cooperation laid out. an $800 million commitment was made. that will be spent through the afghan budget. most importantly is the flexibility that has been shown in the area of security cooperation. this flexibility is going to ensure and provide confidence to our security forces and our people and also is going to send a very strong message to the region that this cooperation is not short term but is enduring and long term. >> our strategic partnership is based on a very simple principle. we want the afghan people through their security forces directed by the

and practical vision with cooperation for an -- an enduring cooperation with the united states there and this hassen occurred and today the united states government -- considers the government of afghanistan a really reliable partner. commitments that are made are considerable. and the funding proposal of supporting afghan security forces by 2017 and it has reached to $4.1 billion. it is nothing less. it is a significant issue. it is a very important issue. and also yesterday there was a new framework of our economic cooperation was laid out according to which $800 million -- a commitment was made to be spent through the afghan budget. but most importantly is the flexibility that has been shown in the area of security cooperation and this flexibility is going to ensure and provide confidence to our security forces and our people and also is going to send a very strong message to the region that this cooperation is not short-term but it is enduring and long-term. >> our strategic partnership is based on a very simple principle. we want the afghan people through their security forces d

so i'll ask for your cooperation up front. before i begin, i want to take a moment to thank president terry sullivan at the university of virginia and her staff for making themselves available to us not only personally but also making those records that they are legally able to disclose available to us so we could did as thorough a job as possible to investigate these allegations. i also certainly want to thank legal aid. they were helpful in the early stages of this investigation working with the young lady that we came to identify in this case as jackie. also want to nank counsel on behalf of the fraternity who made available to us persons and records that was helpful in our investigative process ppz i want to to thank the university police department and also those who had the courage to come forward when we asked and be interviewed and cooperate with this important investigative process. they were under no compulsion to do so. we had no authority upon which to compel their corporation. but they came forth nonetheless. and

and practical vision for cooperation for an enduring cooperation with the united states be there. and this change of environment has occurred and today the united states government and -- considers the government of afghanistan a really reliable partner. commitments that are made are considerable. and the funding proposal of supporting our afghan forces by 2017 and it has reached to $4.1 billion. it's nothing less. it's a significant issue. it's a very important issue. as of yesterday, there was a new framework of our economic cooperation was laid out according to $800 million were made a commitment were made that those will be spent on the afghan budget. but most importantly is the flexibility that has been shown in the area of security cooperation, and this flexibility is going to ensure and provide security forces for our people and also going to send a very strong message to the region that this cooperation is not short-term but it's enduring and long term. the president: our strategic partnership is based on a very simple principle, we want the afghan people to their security

we usually had great cooperation with our partners in the federal government. but when the feds can't take on human trafficking cases due to limited resources, they should be encouraged to allow state officials to take on such cases. and that's the key goal of this amendment. to enable the resources and cooperation between state and federal prosecutors to ensure that all cases all cases of human trafficking are pursued and victims have justice and perpetrators pay penalties. and that's what this amendment will do. and that's why i believe it's such a win-win approach to state and federal prosecutions. this amendment provides transparency by ensuring there must also be communication between the states and federal government when making human trafficking prosecution decisions. however, mr. president the broader human trafficking bill that so many members of this body have been working on, so many on both sides of the aisle if that bill dies here on the senate floor so will the numerous amendments that will also advance justice for the victims of human trafficking

cooperating with syria? president assad: there is no direct cooperation. in the future, there must be direct dialogue to fight terrorism because it is on our ground, in our soil. they cannot defeat it without our cooperation. we know the reality. charlie: most people believe there is unofficial cooperation and it goes through iraq. how does that work? american airstrikes, so it can coordinate with what you are doing? president assad: through a third party. it was very clear they were attacking isis not the u.s.. -- not the syrian army. charlie: which third-party? president assad: iraqi officials, russian officials. charlie: what is the level of that information? just about airstrikes? other activities on the ground that are taking place? president assad: no details only the headlines. the principle that they are going to attack isis in syria and iraq. cahrlie: -- charlie: when you shut down an american drone, did you know it was american? president assad: it will not tell you it is american. when you have foreign aircraft, you should it. that is military r

and we will strengthen our cooperation on high-speed railways. at the same time, we will continue to intensify our cooperation in the financial oil and gas and nuclear power sectors. [speaking foreign language] >> china and russia are both permanent members of the u.n. security council. we will continue to carry out strategic coordination and cooperation to maintain international peace and security. this year, both countries will hold a series of activities to commemorate the anniversary of the end of the world's anti-fascist war. we will support each other and jointly uphold international peace and the outcome of the second world world war. thank you. [speaking foreign language] >> the news agency, this year marks the 70th anniversary of the founding of the united nations. this is an important historic moment for the international community to reflect on the past and look to the future. some people say that china wants to challenge and even overturn the current international order and replace it with a new one dominated by china itself. what is

quinn has cooperated fully with the authorities. and just so you know what is going on, he spent almost 17 hours being interrogated by members of the vallejo police department and the fbi. in those 17 hours, he agreed, he refused to invoke his right to counsel. in addition, and i will talk about this 17 hours, he went down to the police station with ms. morton, my partner. and ms. morton did everything she could, rather than trying to impede the investigation or asserting his right to work with the police because the major fear in mr. quinn's mind is something had happened to the woman who was kidnapped. and we, at no time, either we or mr. quinn refused to cooperate with the vallejo police department. what is critical about this, is that voluntarily and with the advice of ms. morton, he provided fingerprints, clothes, computer access. he gave up every password to every device he had so that they could see that his account of what occurred was accurate and real. he also gave a blood draw and i'll explain why that is important. and h

there will be intelligence cooperation and counterterrorism cooperation. and there are going to be specialized areas where we can provide logistical support and training, and enabling support. the fact is that unless afghan soldiers and afghan police are able to maintain security, at point someday, the united states and other coalition forces would leave. and the good news is that what we have seen as we have moved ourselves from combat roles is that afghan security forces have stepped up. although they are certainly not as well-equipped as coalition forces, they are better equipped than the taliban. they are better equipped than the haqqani network. with the kind of leadership that president ghani is showing us as commander-in-chief with the leadership that is being shown by a growing cadre of military officers up and down the military chain, afghan forces are proving themselves and discovering that in fact when they fight, they can be successful. we want to stand with them in that process because we are very much invested in your success. mr. president,

and the goal is win-win progress through cooperation. if i may use a musical metaphor it is not just a chinese solo, but a symphony performed by all relative countries. >> thank you. >>> against the background of western sanctions on russia and a sharp depreciation of the ruble. how will china carry out cooperation with russia especially the energy and financial sectors. and what will china and russia do to further strengthen their coordination and cooperation in international affairs. >>> the china russia relationship is not dick tated by international facilities and does not target any third parties. thanks to the strong strategic trust the two sides have established, our relationship has become more mature and stable. as comprehensive strategic partners, china and russia have a good tradition of supporting each other. and the friendship between our two peoples provides a strong foundation for strengthening strategic cooperation between the two sides. >>> the practical cooperation between china and russia is based on mump wall need. it

>> word it is over between bradley cooper and his model girl flood. >> the couple has reportedly split up after two years every dating. now never officially confirmed they were ate app just by showing up at several red carpet together, including academy awards last month. both have new films coming out. water house has role in surge and you can catch bringly cooper in a comedy with ms stone this may. >> disney channel is making movie about little league pitching sensation mo'ne davis. is anybody shocked about this? i mean she has made the rounds, hasn't she? network developing biographical film titled throw like mo. will tell the story how the 13 year old was the first girl to pitch a shut out in the little league world series. she made history doing that. mo'ne said to be very excited about the project and hopes it will encourage kids to believe that dreams do come true. she just gets better and better. >> agreed. >> so well adjusted, so talented. >> if your headed to the weaken movies, we want to tell but. >> this new chapter in the divergent series now this theatres. >> it is kevin

practical vision for cooperation for an enduring cooperation with the united states to be th

there is going to be intelligence cooperation and counterterrorism cooperation. and there are going to be specialized areas where we can provide logistical support and training and enabling support . but the fact is unless afghan soldiers and afghan police are able to maintain security, at some point someday, the united states and other coalition forces would leave. the good news is what we've seen, as we have removed ourselves from the combat roles afghan security forces have stepped up. although they are certainly not as well he whipped -- well-equipped as coalition forces, they are better equipped than the taliban. they are better equipped than the haqqani network. and so, with the kind of leadership that president ghani is showing as commander-in-chief with the leadership that is being shown by a growing cadre of military officers up and down the military chain, afghan forces are proving themselves in finding, when the fight, they can be successful and we want to stand with them in that process because we are very much invested in their success. mr. president

abe proposed greater cooperation on security issues. he also expressed support for exporting amphibious rescue aircraft to india. parikar 1st he chose japan as the first place to visit, showing that his country places great importance on cooperation with japan. >>> the ballots over a plan to move an american military beige in okinawa to a new site in the prefecture is escalating. officials have stepped in to get the project back on track. >> translator: i have temporarily suspended the governor's instructions to halt all work on the coast. >>> fisheries ministry officials announced the decision on monday. they say they'll keep discussing on whether to invalidate the governor's instructions. they want to move okinawa's governor told the defense ministries regional bureau last monday to suspend reclamation work within a week. he said the prefecture needed to assess damage to coral in the area. he said if they didn't cooperate, he might revoke a drilling permit. officials at the ministry say a delay in reclamation work could affect the rel

our cooperation on high-speed railways. at the same time we'll continue to intensify our cooperation in the financial oil and gas and nuclear power sectors. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> translator: china and russia are both members of the u.n. security counsel and we'll continue strategic cooperation to maintain peace and security. this year both countries will hold a series of activities to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the end of the world's anti-fascist war and jointly uphold peace and the outcome of the second world war. thank you. >> translator: this year marks the 70th anniversary of the founding of the united nations. it is a important historic moment for the international community to reflect on the past and look to the future. some people say that china wants to challenge and even over-turn the current international order and replace it with a new one dominated with china yourself. what is your comment? [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> translator: i want to make it very clear that china has been

so there is a great deal more concrete cooperation. what are the leaders come up with for the future? >> the joint cabinet meetings were military and defense. they were planning to cooperate in funding and earth satellite observation system and also funding a new drone together with italy. there has been a lot of talk about european defense cooperation. and there is greater willingness to follow up the words with deeds. >> covering the meeting there thank you very much for your insights. anchor: members of the band leftist group have been killed in a shootout in istanbul. anchor: the gunfire started as security forces moved in. the two reportedly took a prosecutor captive inside his office while negotiating with police. the prosecutor was seriously wounded in the shoot anchor: welcome back. less than three hours for negotiators to come up with a framework that curbs iran's nuclear activities in exchange for sanctions relief. anchor: some of the most contentious issues. and the pace at which sanctions might be lifted. anchor: the self-i

cooperative out of the six. it creates capitalism, money can order and trade just about reputation committed into something that is fundamentally human. and increasing cooperation. >> do you do this at nyu? >> i was at ubc. >> you have students. >> they come to the lab and have the choice to give in to not give over the course of ten rounds. we get $10 at the start of the game. they can give $1 out of each round. and whatever is given to the public it is doubled and redistributed evenly among all players. there is an incentive to a group project at school. you need some people doing some work. some people do give, some people don't. low levels of cooperation. and this is what we saw. the threat of exposing at the end of the game the two least of the two most did increase. >> that was the main one. what other types of, if they could know the identity of certain players, who they want to know. overwhelmingly overwhelmingly people want to know the least cooperative player. something that i talk about in the book re

pervais was terrific in terms of their cooperation with us and we help them go after the cocaine. the god zero cooperation of any kind from bolivia and that's too bad because we certainly would like to help them deal with the problem that they have. even though these countries are not user countries for the most part because the amount of money used for intimidation murder and death is lost or not michael and his cocaine moves up and heroin moves up into mexico is unbelievably violent and its impact of these countries terribly in terms of the legal justice system, police, violence against everybody women kids it's just really horrible. >> you made a comment earlier today about less than 100. you think people have gone from largely the caribbean to syria? can you give us a little bit more depth on where they are coming from, what do you think they are doing and have you seen and indications that any have tried to come back and how bigger problem is this? >> like in our own country there is a small number reportedly that have gone to radicalize in one way or another in united states

they can to the defeat it without our cooperation. without having our information. because we live with this. and we know the reality. >> rose: most people believe there's cooperation unofficially and it goes through iraq. >> from another third party not only iraq more than one country. >> rose: how does that work? >> about an american air strikes and so that it can coordinate with what you are doing. >> through third party. and it was very clear that the aim is to attack isis not the syrian army. and that is what happened before. >> rose: a third party meaning iraq and who else. >> iraq another country russian officials. >> rose: iraqi officials. >> iraqi officials. >> rose: communicate to you the american intension. >> exactly. and. >> rose: what is the level of that information? is it just about air strikes? is it about other activities on the ground that are taking place? >> no details. only the headlines and the principleses that they're going to attack. isis syria and iraq-- nothing else. >> when you shot down an american drone did you know it was an american

so the recovery process is cooperative -- the weather is cooperative with the recovery efforts. a little bit toward the east though, we have some thunderstorm warnings but it's on a low level. and as you can see, that's clearing off too. now, further toward the east we have a disturbance in southern china that's bringing sma rainfall across the area. and that's pulling into the western areas of japan. quush yue has kyushu has been seeing the heavy rainfall and that's pulling into much of japan including tokyo as well. the system over toward the korean peninsula is now bringing 20 centimeters of snowfall to the northern areas of the korean peninsula. and snow will also cover much of northern japan. the rain will be coming in in tokyo starting the evening hours today. and as for the forecast, looking at some clearing skies on tuesday. a very short break break because we have another round of snowfall on wednesday and then blizzard conditions will be coming back for you on thursday. so the visibility will be near zero again. tokyo, though a jump from 10 degrees to 18 degrees on wed

and so we sometimes will have a detainee be cooperative. the 1st opportunity he gets he knees someone in the groin. i we will not back off from common procedures of movement from one point to another. that said, the folks that live in communal pots individual cells they go in and out of but they have a 22 hours a day where they can walk outside on their own car play soccer, read a book and it is very -- it is nothing like prison. it is everything like a detention facility that is will run. they go into their cells at night and then we have the preventive medicine people come in and make sure they are cleaning the place up make sure the places sanitary enough to live in. randomly searched cells. so i don't know if i have answered your question, but that is usually from the detainees who are in single cells. if they are in a a communal setting, which is what we prefer because if they are on the golf course and we are the good guys and would like to see them at least in a a minimal setting in terms of restriction, but if they go after one of m

the next day, cooper was found stranded on a chunk of ice in the middle of the river. it took firefighters 30 minutes to rescue him because there was no direct access. cooper is now doing okay and boy is he happy to be home. >> i'm sure he is. >>> steve joins us now. a little rain in the forecast? >> maybe wednesday, tori. let's forecast our ningers and aptos. we have a lot of sunshine inland. although the fog came roaring back, especially on sunday morning for parts of and today for just about everybody. a little raise haze there. these are your average temperatures for march 9, 63 santa rosa, 62 san francisco. mountain view, 64. today, above, only san francisco is close, and they are still above. it's been that theme for a long time. 50s and 60s on the temps. concord is at 64. a lot of low 60s. the fog held things up on the lows. 40s and as. there's fog there -- 40s and 50s. there's fog there. those higher clouds are on the leading of edge of a huge -- huge plume. san francisco buoy is 58. monterey, 57. bodega bay is a little cooler. look at this. a heat wave. my goo

, our military cooperation. that continues unabated and i will continue to do whatever i need to do to make sure that our friends in israel are safe. that's what i have done since i have been president. and that's not going to stop. and so the israeli people need to know that. but i am required to evaluate honestly how we manage israeli/palestinian relations over the neck several years because up until this point, the premise has been both under republican and democratic administrations, that as difficult as it was, as challenging as it was, the possibility of two states living side by side in peace and security could marginalize more extreme elements bring together folks at the center and with some common sense, and we could resolve what has been a vexing issue and one that is ultimately a threat to israel as well. and that possibility seems very dim. that may trigger then reactions by the palestinians that in turn elicit counter reactions by the israelis and that could end up leading to a downward spiral of re

, military cooperation? >> there is but let's go inside this for just a moment. let's say you pick up a laptop and cell phone or say you are in the midst of an interrogation of this individual the intermediary and you are a turk. one of the things you are likely to find is corruption along the border. that is he's got contacts he can pay to bring these british girls across. what's the likelihood regardless of the quality of your interaction with the americans, that you want to sit there and say hey, we just talked to this fellow we just picked up his cell phone, let's tell you how border agents are corrupted in turkey so these people can go across. it's not just about the quality of the cooperation with the americans and the turks. it's about revealing embarrassment. >> bob baer, i assume you agree? >> i agree totally with phil. we don't have any reliable allies in that part of the world. neither iran or the syrians, of course and turkey as well. they have all got their own motivations. we are just desperate

international cooperation is at benefit that i discovered. the third is the inspiration for young people. i'm sitting next to two of my boyhood heroes. i watched this man walk on the moon when i was six years old and it changed my life and inspired me to become and asked him. and people my age or older that i train with will point to that episode as inspiration for young people. at the nassau, i think what will we do now that will give the next generation of american kids interested in studying math and science to go to space. it was never clear to me until lately. this past year i have been teaching up at columbia. there are some smart kids up there. what i found is they are just as excited as me and my colleagues were years ago about the space program. it's not just nasa, lots of students have gone to work for nasa, different centers, nasa contractors, but these kids want to change the world and they want to be entrepreneurial. ac this point -- they see the space program as a way to be entrepreneurial. they want to help the economy through

but in parallel with that there's a lot of cooperative things happen that we often forget. >> plus here hadfield reflect on the risks and the tragedies on the private sector space industry. >> you don't always get it right. what richard branson is doing to space travel is really hard. >> and youtube sensation. >> i wrote a bunch of stuff including a cover of david bowie space odyssey. >> i asked him about the "you are here: around the world in 92 minutes,." >> the latest book "you are here: around the world in 92 minutes," that incredible. >> it's a real perspective, what did in the last 92 minutes. it's a change in what you think when you go around the world that fast. >> what was your design? >> when you are going around the world that fast it is a big busy laboratory thriving place and a million things to do and there's world passing by and you take a few pictures, put a little chip in the camera, put a fresh chip in the camera, put that chip in your pocket and then you go back to work. and at the end of the day, you have a whole pocket full of the world, basically. i thought how can

>> she was cooperative up to a point just like the state department was cooperative. they were really cooperative except they never told us this arrangement existed and they never told us that they didn't have her e-mails so there's a difference between cooperative and being truthful. the state department talked to us. they just never got around to telling us the truth. most of our communication has been between our counsel and her counsel. >> are you suggesting she was untruthful or the state department has been untruthful? >> no, no, the state department. i have never had a conversation with secretary clinton. >> in terms of an independent third person, she didn't answer that question that was asked from her. i don't think at least when listening to that interview. who would you recommend? what kind of person are you looking for to independently go through the e-mails to see whether or not they are private or personal? who would be someone you would look to do? >> someone who just solely calls balls and strikes, a retired federal judge, inspector general, a woman or

cooperation. take us through some of the big changes going on now on the ground but also politically. how has the political terrain shifted because of isis? >> in may the kurds in iraq went to the u.s. government. they went to the government of baghdad and they warned that isis would launch an attack against iraq. their warnings were ignored. that phenomena of wishful thinking and ignoring reality has been a defining characteristic of foreign policy in this region and of the obama administration in recent years. june 10 the islamic state stormed across the border. they seized mosul which is the second-largest city in iraq. the iraqi army garrisons they are, essentially fled abandoning all of his weapons. over an eight-year period the u.s. had invested $13 billion into a train and equip program for the iraqi army and in a 24-hour period the iraqi army folded. they left office state of the art military equipment made in the usa. islamic state forces rushed south through the deserts of anbar. they go

michael cooper will eventually reintegrate into our community. i hope that this time of punishment will have an effect on his future behavior. >> and so michael cooper will spend the next five years in prison. he also owes bank of america $600. that's how much it costs to fix the a.t.m. in rockville, i'm kevin lewis, abc 7 news. >> all right. here we go! >> back to the storm. >> we have the tale of two models here. i'll show you two different model situations. one brings us a lot of snow and the other one maybe not so much snow. so these are both sides of the story. >> we get to pick which one we want? >> i know which one i'll pick. >> we'll get snow with either model. >> we do absolutely. and whether we get two inches or three inches, still going to bring us big big problems as we move through the day tomorrow. looking at our roof camera and you can see a little bit of fog out there. we have thicker fog especially to the north of us across northern montgomery county into frederick county where we still have a larger snow pack on the ground with

officials say that cooper health systems ceo john sheridan killed his wife joyce and they are took his own life. but as "eyewitness news" reporter diana rock companies tell us tonight those closest to the couple believe that is not what happened. >> reporter: six months after the ceo of cooper health system and his wife died their montgomery township home remains boarded. the cars still park in the driveway. the somerset prosecutor now says john sheridan stabbed his wife joyce to death and set the house on fire in the early morning of september 28th. and what has now been ruled a murder/suicide. the official autopsy reveals joyce was found with eight stab wounds to her head and one to her chest in the upstairs bedroom. she died before the fire start started. smoke inhalation and shark force injuries killed john. firefighters found him in the burning house with five broken ribs and cuts to his neck and body. he was lying underneath a heavy dresser. two knives and a gasoline can with his fingerprints were found in the bedroom. all their possessions were intact including nearly $1,000 in

and cooperation and endeavor forward. in regional cooperation we have taken both in novels, steps, we do hope that these steps will be reciprocated because the threats or making it imperative that all government cooperate with each other. today. the state system as we have known it is under attack. it is essential that we con can front them with vigor and determination. but we must differentiate between those and outlying citizens who desire. peace. any political difference, anything that defies us must be resolved politically. what we require is that so our patriots will choose the country of themselves. and unite in resulting whatever may be that wides us. but we will not have peace with those who use our territory as a proxy for other purposes as a battleground for alien forces or as a launching pad for global terrorism. again, want to express, thank you for your commitment, to submit the bill to congress, for support of our security forces. 2017 there's much work that lies ahead of us. in the flexibility that has been

that is the solution, the cooperation piece. this is the last question. reporter: [indiscernible] the united states in joining exercises going on in south navy helicopter sensors during these exercises -- could you please -- general kelly: i know absolutely nothing about that. i really do not know anything about that issue. i do know that the various ships and vessels that are produced in south korea are considered to be very high quality and the south american countries who are in talks with purchasing some of the smaller naval vessels. the reputation of your naval shipyards is very, very high in the region. one more? reporter: the russian thing, general, you will know that we have had quite a lot of flybys around the u.k. one of the things that has come out of that is as aircraft have refused to communicate in any way. have your people made any attempt to communicate any of these aircraft were ships that have been in the caribbean? general kelly: not in the southern command. that would be a question for the norad folks. air they have entered the of oper

abe said he values cooperation with portugal as he is a leader of the portuguese speaking world. they highlighted the economy. it has recovered and growing. he told abe he hopes to build a closer economic partnership with japan. they agreed to push for an economic partnership agreement between japan and the european union. they said they would try to help achieve a broad accord by the end of this year. abe is studying china's proposal to create an international bank. politicians are concerned about the way the institution will be set up and run. abe promised he will keep pressing the chinese for a clear explanation. a man from the party for future generations voiced his concern. he said half the capital for the investment bank will come from china. he said no other country has ever exerted such strong influence over any international financial institution. he asked prime minister abe what criteria he will use to decide whether japan gets involved. >> translator: the government needs to closely examine many points, including whether the bank will be able to establish fair governan

rebecca cooper, abc 7 news. anchor: the european union's aviation safety agency recommended all airlines have two people in the cockpit at all times. closer to home, a cloudy and chilly finish to the work week. anchor 2: chief meteorologist do

according to deadline hollywood, the hope is for cooper to star alongside beyonce. directing and starring is a tough thing. i'm sure he'll do a good thing. warner brothers has had a long eye on beyonce there, and she's going to play an aspiring actress with big hollywood dreams. this spring and summer cooper will appear in "the elephant man" in london after a successful broadway run. >> i've seen it lewis. it's so good! it's unbelievable. the guy is an unbelievable actor. >> he's really good. he'll probably make a good director. >> didn't like those things in the beginning, i guess that's how you break in "wedding crashers," "a list." >> it turns out one of taylor swifts fans discovered while studying for the sats, increasing using lyrics as an example of bad grammar. you had one job to test people one job. come on. you're better than that princeton review. for that part they reached out asking the pop star to pick a grammar loving fan to score tickets to her next show. i think it's all in good fun. i know s.a.t. prep can be a real pain. >> this is the one thing i'm

they discussed business ties and maritime security cooperation. >> translator: japan and indonesia are both maritime democratic nations in asia. i would like to dramatically strengthen our mutually beneficial partnership and contribute to peace and prosperity in the region and the world. >> translator: first of all, i'd like to say that i am very grateful for your warm welcome. today i'd like to discuss cooperation between indonesia and japan. >> the leaders issued a joint statement on plans to promote economic cooperation including greater japanese investments in indonesia and increased trade. the countries will arrange ministerial-level talks on building infrastructure in indonesia. japan will also help indonesia improve its maritime security capabilities, port facilities, and marine industries. >>> investors on tokyo markets are taking the leading index higher and higher. ai uchida joins us now from the business desk to tell us all about it. the nikkei staying at levels we haven't seen in years. what's behind the buying spree? >> that's definitely the trend, catherine. investors aro

6:00 o'clock it has taken six months in all but now the the somerset county prosecutor's office say cooper health ceo john sheridan did, in fact, kill his wife joyce before stabbing himself and setting the couple's bedroom on fire. the the sons of that couple were not accepting these conclusions and they are filing a lawsuit. the sheridans were found unresponsive inside of their skillman home back on september 28th. prosecutors say that john sheridan was distraught about his work in the days leading up to their deaths. the couple's four sons released a statement today questioning the finding and saying that some key evidence is missing. they say that the conclusion it is nothing more than a expedient way for the the prosecutors's of to close its file, and put an end to the embarrassing bugling of the murder investigation in the hopes that our familiar establishing citizens of somer is set the county and the press will stop inquiring about what actually happened. >>> just minutes ago cooper health released this statement. they say our hearts are with the the sheridan family at this difficul