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And creative leadership. Congratulations, graduates of class of 2015. Thank you. [applause] virginia rometty is chair and ceo of ibm. She recently returned to her alma mater, northwestern university, to give commencement remarks to this years graduation class. This is 15 minutes. [applause] for dinner andvirginia rometty based on that response to many, maybe she should stay up. I really am honored to be here. It is a great honor to get this degree, but it is a greater honor to sit and look at you where i once sat and be up. To deliver your commencement speech. I must say to all of you, as i re...

Virginia rometty based on that hooting and hollering, maybe she should stay up. She said a high bar. Let me not only think make and president schapiro ka. I really am honored to be here. It is a great honor to get this degree, but it is a greater honor to sit and look at you where i once sat and be up. To deliver your commencement speech. I must say to all of you, as i remember sitting there, this is your day. Having been one of you, i know how hard you worked to get there. My own congratulations. One more applause for you from me. [applause] this is what happens with age. I will put my glasse...

My last question i want to ask you guys and youre going up to the hill later this afternoon to testify on a different topic, how do you see the lack of action in terms of congress on authorization of the use of force . Just the stasis and stalemate, whats your evaluation all of you, what does that mean in where the u. S. In these campaigns and campaigns coming up on the 15th your anniversary of the 9 11 next year. How do you sort of see the politics here at home. This may be over cynical but i think its a reflection of the fact that the body politic to include people on the hill ultimately do ...

Americas Television Cable companies and brought you as a Public Service by your cable or satellite provider. Next on book tvs afterwards program, former interrogator eric fair assesses his time at abu gharaib. Hes interviewed by raha wala, director of National Security advocacy for human rights about his book, consequence a memoir. So eric, were sitting downto talk about your book. Your book is a war story, a story about you as an interrogator engaged in pretty difficult circumstances in iraq. Its a story about torture but about much more than that as well. Can you maybe just start off by tell...

Really is about and why you decided to write this book. There is a part of me that still wishes i hadnt, i wish i could put it away, a story i dont have to do. I started writing about my experience in iraq with the washington post, nearly 10 years, the same things i learned in the army about honesty and integrity motive the to share the experience and i recognized in an oped, 700 or 800 words, the obligation to continue to write led to more opeds and multiform essays and the creation of the book. A flavor for what the theme was and how that fit into this. I had gone to iraq twice, Government S...