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To answer for their misdeeds, but that is not the law. >> megyn: if we hold the police responsible, were really holding the people of ohio, of cleveland, first of all, because they dont have their own fund. its the taxpayers dollars. >> they may have insurance for this, but insurance would be very difficult to get and very expensive. >> megyn: what about -- i mean, i dont know what kind of assets these cass astros have. >> they have nothing. >> megyn: the house is in foreclosure which raises int...

Enemy of the good. thats the best argument they can make for him. so thats another key piece to watch here, how do women turn out and who do they vote for. >> krystal ball, jamie harrison, the first african-american chairman of the south carolina democratic party, congratulations on your election, mr. chairman, and thank you both for joining me. >> thanks, lawrence. >> thank you, lawrence. coming up, the latest on the extraordinary breaking news out of cleveland tonight. three girls who went m...

That may have been why the three women and even some children were able to be kept in captivity without anyone knowing that they were here. because this is a stretch of street in which there are many unoccupied vacant homes. >> steve, maybe you can bring us through what happened at the moment of escape. fascinating story. apparently the woman was screaming out the window. a passer-by came by. take us through that. >> reporter: a neighbor told us that he came back to his house from a trip to mcdo...

Civilian population that would be a game-changer. in terms of potential u.s. involvement in the war in syria that we have thus far basically stayed out of. how differently is this administration handling an, u like this as compared to last time around we were handling an issue like this with the previous president? and how does the previous presidents experience affect this ones? joining us now is richard engel. rich and and his team were kidnapped in december by men loyal to the syrian govern...

Like this, as compared to the last time around we were handling an issue like this with the previous president? and how does the previous presidents experience affect this ones? joining us now is nbc news foreign correspondent riis prod were kidnapped in syria in december by pro-government militia men loyal to the syrian government. a rebel group freed them after a checkpoint gun battle after being held five days in captivity. richard, thank you for being here. >> its a pleasure. how are you? >>...

All of you. then as he was taken away, he did something remarkable. he blessed the guard guards. forgive them, he said, for they do not know what they do. two days later in that house, father kapaun breathed his last breath. his bode was taken away, grave unmarked, his remains uncovered to this day. the war and the awful captivity would drag on for another two years, but these men held on, steeled by the memory and moral example of the man they called father, and on their first day of freedom in...

Chaplain emil kapin died in a p.o.w. camp president obama awarded him the highest honor in the land. >> his fellow soldiers who felt his grace and his mercy called him a saint. a blessing from god. today we bestow another title on him -- recipient of our nations highest military decoration, the medal of honor. >> chaplain kapuan ran out into enemy fire to drag the injured to safety and when he ended up in a p.o.w. camp he would risk his life to steal food for other prisoners. the holy man did no...

Then as he was taken away he did something remarkable. he blessed the guards. forgive them, he says, for they know not what they do. two days later in that house of death father kapaun breathed his last breath. his body was taken away, his grave unmarked, his remains unrecovered to this day. the war and the awful captivity would drag on for another two years, but these men held on, steeled by the memory and moral example of the man they called father. now, on their first day of freedom in his ho...

And then as he was taken away, he did something remarkable. he blessed the guards. forgive them, he said, for they know not what they do. two days later in that house of death, father kapaun breathed his last breath. his body was taken away. his grave unmarked. his remains unrecovered to this day. the war and the awful captivity would drag on for another two years but these men held on. steeled by the memory and moral example of the man they called father. and on their first day of freedom, in h...

Foxholes under enemy fire, refusing to leave the field of battle, to instead care for the wounded, he was captured and died in captivity at a chinese hospital. as the senate moves forward with the fracture tuesday debate over gun control. senators are crafting a bipartisan immigration proposal that they hope will face less opposition in congress once that plan is finally unveiled next week. joining me to talk about it "u.s.a. todays" immigration reporter and the national editor of the cook pol...