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Dining at another restaurant but when they heard you were inviting me, you were uninvited. >> this is a country of corruption. if you have business, you are in an unsafe situation. everybody can destroy your business. thats right. this is a system. >> meet boris nemtsov, deputy prime minister under putin. >> unfortunately, exists in power what i say in russia of 19th century, not of 21st. >> this is a case of a known enemy of putin with radioactive colonial. are you concerned? >> me? about mysel...

>> bad things seem to happen to the critics of government. >> i say russia 19th century, not of 21st. >> critic ts ofs of putin beware. he wound up spending ten years in prison and labor camps. alexander accused state security services of organizing a coup to put putin in power. he was poisoned by a lethal dose of palonian. the former ukraine president, poisoned, disfigured and nearly killed by a toxic dose of poison. im not saying official russian bodies had anything to do with it but its might...

Mogadishu. then they were part of the cell on the 21st of july bombers who failed on that attack. you are starting to get a picture of what he was. many people saying he was a shy, timid and humble man. cage described him as that as well. you are starting to get a better picture of who he was and who he was hanging out with. many questions remain specifically in regards to what motivated him. what was the rationale for going to syria and the bigger question christine, if authorities knew he was ...

He was very compassion not. he said "come to my house, ill help you." so there was a lot going on for her in the mid-80s that made her not want to go public. >> we see that play out is usually one of these women will come forward, we talk about it, the media talks about it and there will be an aggressive statement from his legal team. anything afterbeverlys -- >> his legal team has not responded to the cnn or the "vanity fair" piece. its possible theyre going silent. what they have said all alon...

>> these nine justices and you know them well, they are all in their what 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s right now. what impact does that age have on an issue like this involving social media and as we point out this is the first real social media case that has come before the u.s. supreme court? >> it has a big impact. there are justices on there that i assure you have never been on facebook and had to have it explained to them by their law clerks. a couple of years ago they dealt with what they called ...

Which i understood. i just went over there with a couple of my staff members. we drove around the facility. it looked just like a military barracks on a military base. except this time there was a chain link fence all the way around it and no access points. the chain link fence was obscured with cloth so nobody could see in or out. we made an effort to find a gate with a gate guard. all we wanted to do was talk to the person running the facility. we finally drove around and we saw somebody peeri...

Soon tried to tour a my p grant if -- migrant facility. when he asked to hotour it he w told to come back on the 21st. >> i said you understand i am a member of congress. i talked to the director for hhs i talked to his assistant who said i would like to talk to him. i said i would like to talk to the gentlemen. she put me on hold and came back later and said the best way to communicate is with e-mail. i said i am going to send an e-mail and it will be a press release indicating you are denying ...

Clear. they still told me if i want to take a tour come back on the 21st of july and i need to talk held and human services they have an office of legislative leann son. i said you understand im a member of congress, he said yes. i talked to his student and he said if you will want like to. >> he can she put me on hold and tamg back later the best buy to exiewn indicate. its going to be press recess indicating you are denying me actual being access. im on the subcommittee on oversight. the repor...

Before this new interim report came out and interestingly enough in this poll, one, 45% of americans who were polled said shinseki should resign compared to 31 who said he should remain. when you look at the veterans who were polled specifically 42% of veterans in that poll said, yes, shinseki should step down versus 38% who said he should stay. that was before the most recent information came out. he didnt even have veterans support. did what he say today make any difference? >> i dont think it...

>> so i dont know what else to tell you. okay. here comes daddy. >> all right. i love you, mom. >> i love you, too. >> i see you getting agitated talking to your mom i. did a little. you know, ive been in jail three months. ive pretty much figured out, i dont want to mess around and be a jackass. >> hes expecting us to take him back home and i dont think our family can handful right now. he needs to show us hes going to get rehab, do in good faith. >> you know im sorry for everything that happen...