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Carvel is praising cruz. are democrats afraid of cruz? >> i dont think they are afraid with i am h i agree with james carvel, i think he is an impressive candidate but he could have a more sunny disposition if he has a national career in mind in terms of running for president because americans usually like more up beat aspiration natural people. >> dana, i look at cruz, mike lee, rand paul and marco as kind of the new conservative movement in the country. >> yeah, and thats exactly right. i thin...

Carvel is praising cruz. are democrats afraid of cruz? >> i dont think they are afraid with i am h i agree with james carvel, i think he is an impressive candidate but he could have a more sunny disposition if he has a national career in mind in terms of running for president because americans usually like more up beat aspiration natural people. >> dana, i look at cruz, mike lee, rand paul and marco as kind of the new conservative movement in the country. >> yeah, and thats exactly right. i thin...

Hundred american forces. and what sort of influence do you think we really had ultimately and will have in afghanistan on the ultimate disposition of these nations. i think the problem is the relationship between military force in these situations and the end state is highly arguable. and the president in my judgment, i know its hard to watch has been pretty cruel and undisciplined in understanding that. >> jackie, how much does a weary, war weary public at this point, how much does that limit p...

Id like to be reconsidered as a person. >> reporter: which is why she agreed to the interview, and released a memoir. she hopes it will help clear her name. >> did you kill meredith kercher? >> no. >> were you there that night? >> no. >> do you know anything you have not told police, that you have not said in this book, do you know anything? >> no. i dont. i wasnt there. >> amanda knoxs freedom is now back on the line. an italian court has ordered a retrial of her repealed conviction and knox ma...

Him right to speak to make it impossible for him to put truth out there about what really happened. she is speaking to russian authorities today at some point and was also very angry at any suggestion of extremist links between her sons and particularly here in dagestan. >> especially a bit of a remote issue here, but is there anything that the mother can offer up to substantiate her feelings about her sons, when she last spoke to them what disposition she had? something she heard about what was...

Now dead. the younger brother, dzhokhar tsarnaev, he remains at large right now even though this manhunt continues nonstop. >> investigators are trying to figure out what changed? why they did something so brazen as to rob a convenience store and steal a car. >> maybe they needed money. they thought they could get away. had no money or whatever. >> maybe in that rash this is somewhat of a window into whether or not there was a well-developed plan here or not, but the key is that they became very...

What exactly was going on, nobody, including their own families, at least what theyre saying at this point, seems to know for sure. >> right, and i think that is the question on everyones mind. michelle what about the parents, david gregory was just saying that people in washington have some questions about a potential role played by the father and the radicalization particularly of the older brother. and do we know where the mother is or what shes doing? >> yes, there have been reports she was ...

Time, nana, see what happens. >> reporter: she took life as it came. >> she loved life. >> reporter: lots of friends? >> lots of friends. lots of friends. her disposition, her -- her attitude, and her bubbliness, she was so bubbly all the time, and laughing. >> reporter: when she got a little older, there was a time when you got a little sick, and she was there for you. >> yes, definitely. >> reporter: tell me about it. >> when i came home from the hospital she came over and said, nana, i think ...

>> reporter: she took life as it came. >> she loved life. >> reporter: lots of friends? >> lots of friends. lots of friends. her disposition, her -- her attitude, and her bubbliness, she was so bubbly all the time, and laughing. >> reporter: when she got a little older, there was a time when you got a little sick, and she was there for you. >> yes, definitely. >> reporter: tell me about it. >> when i came home from the hospital she came over and said, nana, i think maybe i want to move in with y...

She was it. and she made me feel that way. she made me happy. i used to look forward to her coming over to see me. >> and as she grew up she didnt change? >> no. >> she still came. >> she still came. and she still made me feel the same, happy. >> what kind of young woman did she become? >> smart, ambitious, and loving. she wanted -- she never complained what she wanted or talked about it that much. she just used to say, ill just take one day at a time, nanna, see what happens. >> she just took l...