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Was there in the 2010 election, and none of us was particularly enthusiastic about maliki. you cant beat someone with nobody. the problem is there was nobody who came forward and eventually after nine months maliki because hes patient, as richard engel suggested, he just waited it out and finally he got the support he needed. i mean, i wouldnt underestimate this guy. hes a really tough guy. i think the problem has been that when you, you know, try to get some kind of, you know, tough guy in ther...

Army. one of the things i heard from the fighters is that over the course of the last ten years, the u.s. has been bankrolling the army and sending weapons. they melted away had some of that weapon i are and talent and perhaps skills and training had been directed to the kurdish fighters they could have done more to prevent it. we know the senior most religious figure here has been saying today and friday sermons its time for the iraqi government to have a new leadership or perhaps a new governm...

Show that. >> i mean, look, the issue is this is not a question. this does not have a to be a choice between incarceration, and i share his concerns. we dont want to incars right our way out of a health situation. lets see what the medical components are valuable in neighbor, deliver them at a pharmacy with a well-known composition so we know what it is. we dont need to incarcerate or legalize to have sensible policy. >> i want to play something for you, brian. this is an interesting thing, chri...

Bow tie painted a few months before the young picasso completed the blue room in 1901. to find a complete painting underneath a picasso and particularly an early work by him is just extraordinary. >> the phillips collection in washington has spent years working to unravel the mystery of the hidden painting. the existence of which was first suspected by an art conservator who sent the museums founder a letter in 1954 noting two different compositions with the outlines of the first showing clearly...

Gathering information in this region is tough, especially since american troops left in 2011 and a majority of the intelligence being gathered on iraq comes not from inside the country now but starts in places like turkey or qatar. so lets bring in kimberly dozier, contributing writer for "the daily beast" who was in iraq covering the war from 2003 to 2006. i know you were actually wounded by a car bomb during that time. thanks for joining us. >> great to be here. >> kimberly, intelligence offic...

From his own worst tendencies. like i said before, if its a government worth supporting then we should support it. but i think the regional context is important here. turkey has been mentioned, but also iran. iran needs to be on board with whatever political solution the iraqi elites come up with because absent then that they will simply inject more violence into the conflict. so in any sense that we talk to iran, it should be about the political composition of a future iraqi government and not ...

Hand, but no one knows who the man is. i want to bring in susan franks, shes the associate curator of research for the phillips collection. this is just awesome, beyond all awesomeness. how on earth did they find the hidden painting? >> well, this is such an interesting part of any curators opportunity at a museum, is to work with conse e conservators and scientists to go and learn more about the objects in the collection. and knowing that there seems to be this brush stroke that did not match t...

These fibers contained seven. and the colors and the composition were identical in both samples. this meant the blue acrylic fibers on william bucks shirt came from the killers hooded sweatshirt. >> he was wearing either that shirt, or just by pure dumb luck, he was wearing an absolutely identical shirt to that one. >> finally, investigators swabbed around the neck of the sweatshirt and found microscopic skin cells, possibly from sweat. the dna profile of those cells matched bucks genetic profil...

Under a microscope, scientists could see that the fragments were different shapes and sizes. the surfaces were corrugated and the composition of the metal varied from piece to piece. >> they were made of various types of steel, various grades of steel, various grades of brass. >> the unique shapes and the fact some were hollow were a clear indication of their origin. >> what that means to me is its a piece of metal projected through the air. when its projected through the air, metal, molten meta...

♪ i like big butts ♪ and i cannot lie >> thats my favorite symphony, a rap symphony. that was sir mix-a-lot performing "baby got back" in his city, and they created a special composition for the performance and dancers eager to volunteer from the crowd. now, i also did something incredible last night. at the top of the show we mentioned big winners at last nights tonys awards, but we did not get to show you all the action including friendly banter from this years host and last years host, ne...