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Troubling to a lot of members of congress. >> let me just ask is you, we know the president asked for an authorization of use of military force to fight isis. there was a great human cry, and it basically landed with a thud. there seems to be no appetite in congress for actually doing the thing congress has been demanding it should be able to do for months if not almost a year. is there any work hours resolution that comes through congress any time soon? >> no i don't think so. think they'll have a fight over it. we may see some action in chambers. but neither side wants to change the status q...

The ground said for a very long time and to some degree validated by the department of justice. being african-american in ferguson put you at danger and risk of encounters with the police. why the population of ferguson is about 67% black, they accounted for 93% of the arrests. 90% of those given citations, and 88% of those who had force used against them by police. now, so ex-tebsive even 100% of those bitten by police dogs were african-american. now, while this is nothing new to folks on the ground this actually represents a kind of thorough accounting by the department of justice into what ...

So there. the bill has basically no chance of becoming law, making it a symbolic exercise that is ironically infuriating to the likes of ted cruz. >> doing what you promise doesn't mean as it so often does in washington, sending a really stern letter and having a meaningless show vote. why do you think people are so frustrated with washington? >> one reason might be that republican lawmakers are holding show votes instead of working out a spending bill to avert government shutdown. the house will wait until early next week just days before the deadline to vote on a so-called spending bill that...

>> whenever a woman is killed the prime suspect is generally the husband. and statistically, that bears out. most women who are killed are killed by someone well known to them, usually a romantic interest. and the husband is often the perpetrator. >> roger said he left home at 8:00 a.m. and was at work at the time of his wife's murder, around 9:00 a.m. records indicated helena had been on the telephone until 9:00 a.m., about the time a neighbor heard a commotion. >> one man who lived next door said about 9:00, when he was shaving, he thought he heard a human -- an abrupt human cry. but who kno...

>> helena's husband, roger, was the first person police interviewed. >> whenever a woman is killed the prime suspect is generally the husband. and statistically, that bears out. most women who are killed are killed by someone well known to them, usually a romantic interest. and the husband is often the perpetrator. >> roger said he left home at 8:00 a.m. and was at work at the time of his wife's murder, around 9:00 a.m. records indicated helena had been on the telephone until 9:00 a.m., about the time a neighbor heard a commotion. >> one man who lived next door said about 9:00, when he was sha...