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I wouldn't be doing it if i thought it was contrary to american national security. this is what happens at the end of wars. that was true for george washington, that was true for abraham lincoln, that was true for fdr, that's been true of every combat situation, that at some point you make sure that you try to get your folks back. >> that was the president this morning in warsaw. here's our senior washington correspondent joe johns. joe, you have some news now, because a lot of folks in congress are saying, hang on a second, the white house did not notify us within that 30-day rule. now you ha...

And we have confidence that we what happens when one party has been dominant? will be in a position to go don't forget, thad cochran has after them if, in fact, they are been around since 1978. what happens when you're engaging in activities that dominant, you get factions within your party. the tea party, other factions, threat en our defenses. both ideologically and this is what happens at the end demographically. so they're challenging cochran of wars. because they can. that was true for george because he's been around for a washington. while. the tea party says, you know that was true for ...

The air searching bus it's closer to where the girls were taken. >> thank you very much. the more than forces in chad are not come about troops. that's -- combat troops accord though pentagon, because because they're armed, united states law requires president obama to motorcycle congressional leaders of the move. still, is u.s. intervention even legal? let's take it to the judge. judge napolitano is our certainly judicial analyst on the news deck this afternoon. i thought about it. we're sending sending 80 troops. the constitution comes into play. >> yes, it does, and the war powers resolutio...

Speaking, mr. ambassador, i just want to update some of the information that's coming into us via richard roth, correspondent at the united nations, in contact with some of his contacts there, as well. and the deputy secretary general for the u.n., jan eliason, told him that apparently -- mr. serry was told to get into a car, and was told he was going to be taken to the airport. apparently, he refused. he sat in the car, but then was blocked by those men from leaving. somehow he was able to then get to a coffee shop and call jan eliason, with the u.n. so we're a little unclear at this point as...

That. year ds. 10/23/14 and take 90 days. you can appeal it based on that. >> yes. can i have the picture? >> the picture there is yours and the paper there is yours. >> the decision means collins is back in the intensive detention unit for at least another year. and he will also lose 90 days of good time he earned toward decreasing his 60-year prison sentence. outside the hearing room collins was still determined to prove his case. if to nobody else, us. >> this is the woman right here, right? in her hand she has a mace can. the intriguing thing here is she must be right handed because she ta...