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Woken up to the mistakes made in the past in terms of not doing something and do you think the response is adequate? >> i think time is going to have to indicate whether or not the response is adequate. when we look at the situation in iraq, the potential to provide support, security assistance to the very heavy handed security forces before theres an inclusive political agreement raises serious flags. in syria these need to be clearly vetted moderate opposition and mechanisms for vetting them a...

Just put it under the person, this is my son. how am i supposed to look at that? am i supposed to feel the same way? yes, im supposed to feel the same way. but hes my son, so, no, im not supposed to feel the same way. i dont know. its been a long road. and i cant turn my back on him. hes mine. >> while christopher was not always close to his father growing up, abuse was never part of their history together. but the ugly tentacles of child abuse stretch throughout limon. its home to both abusers ...

Five death rates and all are states with high gun ownership. there is something of an alignment there. >> whats important about domestic violence, six states just this year made it tougher for abusers to get their hands on guns. bobby jindal signed a law making it tougher and scott walker signed a law making it tougher. they have presidential ambitions that just decided to have gun sense. >> on the broader picture of the politics of this, weve seen after shootings again and again, fits and start...

Overnight was unrealistic. we have made huge inroads with american businesses just in 2014, six state legislators passed laws to keep guns out of the hands of domestic abusers. were winning this in the states and businesses and just like marriage equality, that momentum will bubble up and affect congress. >> one other gendered issue here in the fight, youve written actually about how hard female activists on the issue have it, the vitreal spewed, about a woman getting spat on by a gun extremist....

Trust to go through all the steps of getting this information, but because they feel they cannot trust anyone, its the actual family members who are doing this lobbying, and so, theyre delaying all those difficult processes that theyll have to go through at some point, and this process could take at least a year to get more closure. so, it might be a very difficult and agonizing wait for the family members. >> long slog ahead. david mckenzie in beijing for us. thanks so much. pope francis says...

Viper who is had scorned his sexual advances saying ominously, i will prevail in the end. these instances are all documented in a book titled "angry white men" by michael kimmel. he details a sense 06 enindictlement. not just the stuff of madman fantasy but whats at the core of a widespread problem in america. vinings against women. the book is titled "angry white men" but this knows no race. the u.s. has the highest race of spousal homicide in the developed world. every minute a woman in americ...

So we hope the message that comes from this is that there is hope of for long-term missing children and the public really needs to be alert and aware and pay attention to these kinds of cases. >> and so often the kidnapper, the captor, the abuser is somebody they knew. somebody the family knew in some capacity. ernie allen, we appreciate you being on. we obviously will continue to follow this story. a quick reminder, set your dvrs so you can follow this story and others, come up next, eric shins...

Actually the norm. theres a jekyll and hyde situation where the abuser on the outside seems like a loving 0 person but behind doors theres pure evil. something else people need to understand. when this 15-year-old was kidnapped, she had only been in the united states, john, for six months. she didnt speak english. she didnt go to school. she didnt have a huge network of friends. she didnt have a smartphone. so were not talking about the typical american teenager like my 15-year-old who you start...

Comes from this is that there is hope of for long-term missing children and the public really needs to be alert and aware and pay attention to these kinds of cases. >> and so often the kidnapper, the captor, the abuser is somebody they knew. somebody the family knew in some capacity. ernie allen, we appreciate you being on. we obviously will continue to follow this story. a quick reminder, set your dvrs so you can follow this story and others, come up next, eric shinseki says he is not quitting....

Understand. i want to bring in law enforcement analyst and a forensic psychologist. first, to you both, what elizabeth smart just said on the air, the power of the threat. apparently this young woman, according to neighbors, she had a car, she had her own friends. she walked into the police station to report this case herself. i dont know ive ever heard of a kidnap victim after this many years able to walk in on her own. can you make some sense of that? >> everyone is an individual and everyone ...