deca decades. will the president meet with iran s president when they are in new york for the u.n. general assembly. will they shake hands. today, the president has said he has no plans to meet with him on his schedule. and the newly elected president is showing a desire to meet with the u.s., the united states archenemy since 1979. they have already exchanged letters called positive and constructive. in an interview he flat out said iran is not seek iing those weapons and a constructive approach doesn t mean relinquishing one s rights. it means engaging with one s counterpart on the basis of equal footing and mutual respect. and given the lack of
fate of that frog. so i assume it was not a good ending for mr. frog. . still ahead, a from us freighting night for tom brady. the pats put up 13 points. the question is was it enough to hold off the jets. not exactly like the scene fr, pretty close. north carolina man s unbelievable plan to cross the atlantic ocean. it was nothing short of breath taking. two veteran warriors of middle east battlefields joining a young american president in a first step of peace. a handshake between two men who have been bitter enemies for deca decades. wisest kid in the whole world?
you can go back much further and understand this is what they believe. this is what the top counterterrorism advisers were telling him. john brennan, then a senior counter terrorism adviser now director of cia gave a speech in 2012 in which he laid out just how diminished al qaeda was. he said at one point that we can now envision a world in which poor al qaeda is no longer relevant, which doesn t look very good in the face of the news we ve gotten about ayman al-zawahiri coordinating with the affiliates now. brennan also said this will be the decade of al qaeda s demise, if the decade before 9/11 was the decade before the rise, the deca decade after was the decade of decline. this will be al qaeda s demise. he also went on to say the affiliates were weakened. he said they re a problem, but they re weakened, too, didn t want to be associated with the
or being laid off. i think what it is is that we have a much higher level of job insecurity in this country than in the rest of the world. reporter: it has not always been this way. the growth of the car culture in the 1950s fueled the idea that regular folks, not just the rich, should get away from the grind now and then. how would you feel if you were me? reporter: and for several deca decades, the family vacation was as american as, well, as american. a vacation on a farm. will you ever thought of this? reporter: certainly some believe the country s work ethic is precisely what made the economy great and now would be the worst time for vacation fever to sweep in. but others so are you going to take a vacation? i am going to take a few weeks off in july. reporter: others suggest rebuilding the economy might need to start with more folks recharging their batteries. tom foreman, cnn, washington.
investigators from colorado have come here to the town of deca r decatur, texas, looking into not one, but two murders and the possible connection to a deadly shoot-out that happened here yesterday on the streets of decatur, texas, a high-speed chase that ended in a violent fire fight. this is how a-high-speed chase across north texas ended. a black cadillac with two different colorado license plates, smashed by an 18-wheeler, but the crash didn t stop the driver from getting out of the car and firing away at law enforcement officers. he was shot and killed in the fire fight. he wasn t planning on being taken alive. that s obvious. he was trying to hurt somebody, hurt the police. reporter: the chase started when a sheriff s deputy tried to pull the cadillac over on a remote stretch of texas highway. deputy james boyd shot twice in the chest, but he was wearing a bulletproof vest and is expected to survive. that triggered a long high-speed chase. came by me, he was probably