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>> a big night for neil patrick harris who won the tony for best actor. he plays a transgender rock star. >> of course. lets move from the tonys to the movies. >> number three edge of tomorrow at $29.1 million. the movies headline was live, die, repeat. it seems that way for tom cruises career domestically. the big story this weekend, number one, the little movie that could "fault in our stars" came in at $48.2 million. it cost $12 million to make. >> every teenager in america was lined up to wa...

Cold war was the commemorations that the reminders, particularly to the soviet leaders of the carnage that they were going to experience and repeat and you had the feeling that there was going to be too many personal reminders of how badly things have gotten since the cold war, and do you feel that putin does not in particular have enough memory of the history. >> that is a brilliant point, and that is one of the things that history does, because if you remember of the close-run thing this was f...

That once their year period time of detention or supervision is up they are not going to return to the battle field and attack u.s. interests. >> thank you for joining us this morning. >> four americans murdered in benghazi and hillary clinton said this. >> the fact is we have four dead americans. was it because of the a protester was it because of guys out for a walk one night and decided they would go kill americans. what difference at this point does it make? >> that argument now on repeat. w...

Up next, both guests are involved in the effort to increase awareness of the red flags that are out there of mental illness through the mental health first aid training program. while you cant argue this program could have prevented these tragedies, the tragedies put a focus on the overlap between mental illness and gun violence. patrick kennedy, cofounder of one mind for research, linda rosenberg, ceo and professional council for behavioral health. what was your first reaction when you took a l...

Its like a mussolini themed restaurant? >> yeah. thats it. thats it. neofascist butchery. >> in the good old days. >> doesnt look like any butcher ive been into. >> our north of northwest by johannesburg is pretoria. still the administrative center of south africa. once the heart of apartheid. here you can find a father/son butchery, restaurant and themed museum. i just dont know how i feel about this place. it doesnt fit in with my white liberal guilt sensibility. >> with this paraphernalia in ...

Nations longest war. >> the bottom line is, its time to turn the page on more than a decade in which so much of our foreign policy was focused on the wars in afghanistan and iraq. >> reporter: a small residual force will be limited to training counterterrorism operations and there will be just 9800 u.s. forces next year. about half that by 2016. and embassy security only in the afghan capital as president obama prepares to leave office. mr. obamas proposal stops short of the full withdrawal he p...

More vinegar. pack in layers, repeat. after 24 hours, remove and hang to air dry for a week. voila. a tasty jerky treat we can all get behind. chef andrea burgener, south african by birth, english and german by background, can usually be found in the trenches of her joburg restaurant, the leopard. shes known for her playful menus but loathes culinary fashion. she strives for a locally grounded cuisine. today, however, shes my guide through this twilight zone. ♪ >> its weird here. and though im...

They could have done to prevent this. john? >> ill take it here, pamela. thank you for that. one of the six people killed friday, 20-year-old christopher martinez. he was in the deli when bullets came flying in. his father richard has been outspoken and very emotional about the gun laws and politicians who are responsible for repeat the violence. we had an opportunity to sit down with mr. martinez who was incredibly emotional. >> hes our only child. he died on friday. im 61 years old now. ill ne...

In delaware, a chance to win there, a blue state, but christine odonnell, the tea party candidate wins the nomination, loses in november. that was off the table. fast forward to 2012, it happened in missouri, todd aiken beats the establishment candidate, says things i wont repeat, loses. in indiana, richard lugar loses to richard murdock, tea party candidate, who loses in november. so far this year, no tea party challengers have knocked off big name incumbents or establishment candidates. two wi...

You write the election of barack obama in 2008 was sort of a turning point. can you talk about how that was? what it was that they were fearing in particular, what it was they were worried about and how that translated into becoming a big force in the republican party. >> to understand what took place in the obama era you have to go back to the clinton administration during that time koch industries was basically under siege by environmental regulators and department of justice. they had a varie...