>> it means that as mr. grayay on his abdomen face down in a prone position with his wrist and ankles tied that that van decelerated suddenly causing his body to impact against the inner portion of the van producing a severe injury to the head and neck causing cervical vertebral fractures and almost completely transecting the cervical spinal cord. at that point in essence, mr. gray was doomed to death. it would have required emergency medical treatment right on the spot and possibly if there had been any conceivable salvageability, it would have required them to immobilized his neck immediately, something that they failed to do. you know it's incredible here when you think that police officers in 2015 in a major metropolitan area would treat a human being like this. go back and look at the training that they receive as police officers. i would be willing to make a wager with anybody that that included some discussions by paramedical people about how to treat individuals who had sustained injuries. go to any footb

. >> reporter: take a look around mrs. gray'sssroom and you will notice something a bit different. >> you may take your stand back to your desk. >> reporter: yes that was mrs. gray telling all her students to take a stand at their desk. look closely and you will see those desks don't come with chairs. >> i remember being having these desks constantly asking my students to take a seat but never really knowing why. >> reporter: m mrs. gray's class is one of four at balosito's elementary school that's equipped with standing desks. >> it was something i had no idea existed or had the possibility. >> reporter: until after she was approach bid two of her parents. a couple of years ago while volunteering at the school they started noticing something pretty alarming. >> most pe had been eliminate, the rise of technology. the fact that kids are driven to school and not walking anymore. we had been recommending this and sending our kids off to sit all day at school. >> reporter: so they came to the principal with a proposal. let us buy you

mr. gray's autopsy after obtaining a copy of the report. mr. -energy injury while riding in a baltimore police van in april. the report says mr. gray's death was a homicide because officers did not follow safety procedures. six officers have been charged. as you know, they've all pleaded not guilty. the gray family attorney, billy murphy, jr., joins me now. first of all, how surprised were you by this and how concerned were you that the fact this this autopsy report leaked out? >> anderson, it was a shock because, in an orderly process that exists in the criminal courts, you are noticed before something like this happens. and one of the reasons you do that is so that you can prepare your clients for the fact that the grizzly details of what happened to their son and their brother are getting ready to come out and you walk them through it in a way that calms them and reassures them. but when it comes out suddenly that the whole world is, all of the sudden, into the most intimate details of your dead son's life directly and indirectly in a horrifi

according to paper, mr. gray suffered a high-energy injury. the report says mr. ause officers did not follow safety procedures. the gray family attorney billy murphy, jr., joins me now. how concerned were you that this autopsy report leaked out? >> anderson, it was a shock because in an orderly process that exists in the criminal courts you are noticed before something like this happens. and one of the reasons you do that is so you can prepare your clients for the fact that the grizzly details of what happened to their son and their brother are getting through it. you walk them through it in a bay that calms them and reassures them. when it comes out suddenly that the whole world is into the intimate details of your dead son's life directly and indirectly and the horrible condition of the body is described to you. whoever leaked this is frustrated at the orderly administration of justice. >> let me ask you about that. people leak information for a specific reason. why do you think this was leaked? do you think this was intentional? do they believe it somehow harme

mr. gray's death was a homicide which we received today, has led us to believe that we have probable cause to file criminal charges. to the people of baltimore and the demonstrators across america, i've heard your call for no justice no peace, your peace is sincerely needed as i work to deliver justice on behalf of this young man. >> ms. mosby, what do you think needs to be done to make sure what happened to freddie gray doesn't happen again? >> accountability. >> how are we going to get there? >> you're getting it today. >> mosby charged six officers, including the driver of the police van, who was arrested for 2nd degree murder. >> when the attorney gave that i was like thank you, somebody finally said it. finally somebody is sending the police to jail for what they done. >> but charges in the freddie gray case are the exception. >> we keep pushing forward, we keep pushing forward, you wanna know why? we still have a lot of people out there, who have been victimized. and it's not only for him, it's for ferguson, it's for trayvon martin too, it's for anybody who has been victimized, bruta

as far as where the lowest point is um, i mean like as mr. gray said we take our measurements where we feel we can make an accurate measurement, that is convenient for us and shows the picture of what is happening, we wanted to show near the ground it's over the property liep but not at the ground, we're also showing in the corners, the wall is already clear we wanted to show that the bow is happening, it's the same scenario on the other side, i don't know if we need to go through each measurement. hopefully, that clears up some of the discrepancy. >> to your point, you could have taken it from the bottom of the wall you went to where it's bow bowing, and you start your measurements up. >> correct. we wanted to be consistent, the reason we're showing two feet everywhere, is seven feets over where, we want to say, at at two feet up, in one corner, it's half an inch clear, and half an inch clear. it's clear on the end in the middle it's bowing out (buzzer). >> if the bow was at the foot you would have taken it from there, right? >> we took it at the

implementation of the king power plant for the air quality regulators seemingly that was convicted by what mr. gray said. is the decision for state legislatures or has that already been decided in your mind? >> i think we are saying the same thing but i will let a check speak for himself. under the clean air act and the intersection 111 d, state air regulators have the legal responsibility of developing a plan and implementing the plan. we of course will be working with state utility regulators and state energy officials in pursuing the kinds of programs they both outlined and it may be that the state will have to take action with utility commissioners, concerns and energy officials concerns in mind as part of the plan but the ultimate responsibility lies with the state environmental agency and until we are told differently that is our responsibility. >> i don't disagree. clearly the lot is the law and air regulators are responsible for dealing with the environmental impact but that doesn't obviously the requirement that the state's improve what conditions improve with legally bound to do but they

baltimore, the knife is is illegal, so now, she claims gray's arrest was illegal because quoting again, mr. gray was arrested well before the officers knew he possessed a knife. but the supreme court has ruled that instead of probable cause, reasonable suspicious is enough to stop an individual who flees unprovoked in a high crime area. now, in light of the new e-mails, it would now be difficult for the state's attorney to argue the corner of north and mount was not a high crime area. defense attorneys are asking mosby to recuse herself from the case. her office has up to now refused to step aside, calling the defense desperate. >> thank you. joining me now with more, arthur the new york trial attorney and fox news analyst and mark eiglarsh. to me this is highly relevant. she, she dwaif the order. she's one who told them get in there. get to this specific corner and start cracking down on those drug offenders, so they did. and now, she's charged forget the guys who dealt with freddie gray when he was in that van. what about the arrests she made of the arresting officer who apparently according t

. >> mr. gray while holland. >> thank you mr. speaker. charles kennedy was one of those people you remembered meeting for the first time. his distinctive look, his very attractive highland accent, his unusual and warm manner as a politician. i remember meeting him excitedly as a new prospective parliamentary candidate. i was touched how genuine this great figure of liberalism that i was finally getting to meet actually was and he wanted to know how i was and how things were going in leagues. and i was very lucky during the 2005 election campaign to not have one but two visits from charles. the first was to an older people's resident. the fact it was a rally towards the end of the campaign when it appeared that i might make the breakthrough for the liberal democrats. both occasions, charles split up the room when he walked in. at the rally he inspired people to do more over the last 24 hours to win the seat. but it is the ordinary people, not party activists who are particularly touched by charles and his natural style and the way he engag

. >> mr. gray let me ask you.ybe you know more of your neighbors and maybe you don't know all of them but we see a man in a khaki shirt and jean shorts a white man, that's standing over as the officer casebolt is taking down the young 14-year-old girl and then chasing away two boys with the weapon drawn do you know who this man is? >> no i don't. i've heard that either he was -- they said it was a security guard where he was some part of the -- excuse me. of the hoa management. i'm not for sure who he was but he was one of the guys that i think was trying to ask for i.d.s and trying to get the i guess, the party to a minimum. >> how are things in the neighborhood, mr. gray now? this has brought a lot of attention for you and your neighbors. how are people feeling? >> well according to -- it's kind of little bit disturbing right now because of the comments are being said of maybe trying to be racially motivated. race might be a cause but what i've seen you know i'm just -- i'm looking at the protection of my kids.

mr. gray's reservations, but i do think it is a classic case of terrorism.t is politically motivated violence by nonstate actor and carried out with the intention of intimidating more persons than those who the immediate victims. i think in some ways it is important to talk about it and terrorism in that way, not so we can send out drones, not so we can deny people their due process rights but so we can understand the true dimensions of what we are facing. we are not facing just the lone nut who walks in the someplace and kills a bunch of people. we about someone who sees himself as art of a larger move it -- as a larger movement, intended to deny all black people their lives. i think there is some consequence in thinking about it that way. amy: recently a tweet that since 2002 right-wing white earth have killed more americans than muslim extremists. richard cohen, the minute the boston marathon killings took place, the word terror was everywhere, and question the horrific event that took place in boston, the horrific attack. but here it is different. can yo

>> the point is that when the officers go to stop this gentleman, mr. gray.trying to stop him, because they had reasonable suspension that criminality has occurred. that's the issue now, that's what miss mows by is saying was any legal detention. you have someone who runs from police in a high crime area that is clear black letter law to stop somebody. if you can articulate a weapon a knife or suspension of anything like that you can handcuff them. that's the law. when miss moseby sends an e-mail to police this happens to be the same intersection that later the gray incident occurs, it becomes important because she's meeting one of the elements that the defense needs to prove. it's a high crime area. they're going to subpoena her as a witness in the case. and argue the recusal. the chances of being dismissed, that's not going to happen. >> what about, i have 30 seconds with you. talking to those two officers this morning, one of the points they made they were one of these officers they would want this trial moved out of baltimore. they say there is no way fro

. >> mr. gray, i'm sure you heard other folks defending the actions of the police. also saying that the situation that precipitated the phone call to 911 was out of control, people were jumping the fence, they were intimidating people. what is your response to that? >> well, my wife was with the kids. she was there from the beginning to the end. there was just a teenage party going on. some kids, when they would get in the pool, as kids, just being teenagers, some was climbing the fence, but it was not out of control like, you know, like i guess -- without hearing the 911 calls, we can't say how it was actually called in. >> it was interesting to me to hear the officer in question's lawyer today talk about having responded to these two calls previously, suicide and suicide attempt and being incredibly -- emotionally fraught and worn out at the moment he took the call. does that change the way you perceive what happened? >> yeah, i mean, they were saying that there was kids having sex at the pool, and smoking pot at the pool, but that was -- those words or whatever w

. >> mr. gray while holland. >> thank you mr. speaker. charles kennedy was one of those people you remembered meeting for the first time. his distinctive look, his very attractive highland accent, his unusual and warm manner as a politician. i remember meeting him excitedly as a new prospective parliamentary candidate. i was touched how genuine this great figure of liberalism that i was finally getting to meet actually was and he wanted to know how i was and how things were going in leagues. and i was very lucky during the 2005 election campaign to not have one but two visits from charles. the first was to an older people's resident. the fact it was a rally towards the end of the campaign when it appeared that i might make the breakthrough for the liberal democrats. both occasions, charles split up the room when he walked in. at the rally he inspired people to do more over the last 24 hours to win the seat. but it is the ordinary people, not party activists who are particularly touched by charles and his natural style and the way he engag

. >>> the civil unrest in bat mr over freddie gray -- baltimore over freddie gray has inspired a new website by the maryland historical society t. features videos, photos and oral histories from the riots and peaceful rallies. six baltimore police officers face charges after gray suffered fatal injuries while in a police van back in april. you can see the site at baltimoreuprising2015.org. >>> over the next ten days nearly 300 troops injured in combat are going to be testing their limits. the warrior games kick off today in quantico, virginia. the athletes are from all u.s. military branches and the british armed forces. events include cycling, archery, swimming, basketball, and volleyball. this is the first time it's all being organized by the defense department. in the past they were set up by the u.s. olympic committee and held in colorado. >>> there is a long list of events planned for today to celebrate juneteenth. thed onest known marking of the end of slavery in the u.s. will be somber because of the event events in charleston. >>> i amtraking a potential of pop-up showers and

in the charges related to the initial arrest and detention of mr. gray mrs.e. this is a case the witness and prosecutor are one in the same. the prosecutor's office says they will not litigate the case in the media. they're going to do it in the courtroom. in the past she's been -- they say look you've got a conflict of interest. your husband is representing that particular area. you've got to back out. she's not going to back out. >> they're saying how are you going to prosecute the officers you told to go there and patrol the area with intensity? how can you do that. >> they were following instructions. crack down on the corner. they did. >>> moving ahead. independence day happening early in one place. why it's happening may have you outraged. it has us outraged. >>> speaking of rage. road rage caught on incident. oh my goodness. that guy almost got ran over by a van. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ americans. 83% try... ...to eat healthy. yet up to 90% fall short in getting... ...key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day men's. complete with key nutrients we may

mr. gray gibbons principle executive director of va's office of the acquisitions, logistics logistics. mr. doyle, chief procurement officer. ms. philipa mr. jan fry deputy assistant secretary, mr. randall williamson director of gao's health care team and mr. christopher labonte united states army veteran. i asked the witnesses to please stand and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear under penalty of perjurey that the testimony you are about to provide is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. >> i do. >> mr. murray you are now recognized for five minutes. >> good afternoon, chairman kaufman, ranking member custer and members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to discuss the department of veterans affairs care to veterans by contracting with community providers. mr. chairman, the subject of this hearing involves some complex territory related to procurement process, legal interpretations and the processing of hundreds of hows of purchased care transabs per ye

application of the clean power plan for that quality regulators and the seaman that was conflicted by what mr. gray said and osha's wondering is that a decision for state legislators or has it already been decided in your mind? >> so, think we're saying the same thing but i will let chuck speak for himself. under the clean air act and under section 111(d), states and regulators have the legal responsibility of developing a plan and implementing the plan. we, of course will be working with state utility regulators and state energy officials in pursuing the kinds of programs they both outlined. and it may be that the state will have to take action with utility commissioners concerns that energy officials concerned in mind as part of the plan. but the ultimate responsibility lies with the state environmental agency, and gilbert silva differently that's our responsibility. >> yeah, i don't disagree. clearly, the law is the law in the states and as bill says air regulators are responsible for being with the environmental impacts. to be constructed all about how that all works so you can forward your not

mr. gray son: i have an amendment at the desk, grayson number four. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. grayson of florida. mr. grayson: i ask madam speaker consent toway the reading. the chair: without objection. pursuant to house resolution 303, the gentleman from florida and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the gentleman from florida. mr. grayson: mr. chairman, this amendment is identical to an amendment offered last year that passed the house by voice vote. it seeks to prohibit the intelligence community from subverting or interfering with the integrity of any cryptographic standard proposed, gopped or adopted by nst. i urge continued support of this amendment and reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey rise? mr. frelinghuysen: i rise to claim time in opposition to the gentleman's amendment. the clerk: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes -- the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. frelinghuysen: i rise

mr. freddie gray while he was in police custody. now, as i mentioned in my last speech about this last month in my view, freddie gray's death absolutely calls out for justice, calls out for a thorough investigation and the judicial process is now proceeding and playing out exactly as it should. but what's happened in baltimore since then is not about freddie gray. a week after the baltimore protest began april 25, they turned violent, and over the next five days, rioters damaged 200 businesses, they set fire to a newly constructed senior center they burned down a c.v.s. drugstore and then they cut the fire hose of the firemen who were trying to put out the flames. 144 cars were set ablaze. 130 law enforcement officers were injured many seriously. the chaos was so extreme the city had to impose a curfew for five days and they had to call in 3,000 national guard troops. now, with all of that mayhem, how did the public officials of baltimore respond? well on the first day of the violence the mayor held a press conference in which she l

. >> james gray. >> mr. speaker there can be no greater experience than those who have friends who have been missing like a gentleman from my constituency. try to finalize the list. they can set their mind at rest. >> that is one of the most important issues. what can be done more people needed, police officers, victim identification experts officials working on the ground and are doing as fast as we can to get it done. >> neil gray. >> it would cost him 800 pounds confront last night and then after much what advice can the prime minister to those still trying to get out without sufficient access to staff as in this case? >> grateful for the honorable gentleman's question, it tells a tells a story which is sometimes confusion and lack of clarity but then a good and clear ansell. my advice to everyone we talked the travel country to love have travel company first and then ring the foreign office online. they immediately look into it to see if they can help directly and will continue. >> sir edward lee. >> the

mr. moral was last seen wearing a gray and white striped shirt, blue jeans, and a fisherman's hat. >>> a party bus ride that started in san francisco ended abruptly in antioch after unruly passengers went on a wild rampage in a grocery store and then police found guns on the bus. police were called at 11:30 saturday night. witnesses say about 30 people got on the bus and started tearing things up. a number of them grabbed food, drinks, and alcohol and ran out. police arrested 12 people and the search of the bus turned up five loaded hidden handguns. >>> the city of palo alto has agreed to pay a homeowner after police damaged their house. the damage happened when officers terror but the homeowner filed a claim against the city saying officers terror the city has afree grieved to pay the 92-year-old homeowner more than $2300. >>> accusing officials of not doing enough to stop a teacher who was convicted of molesting students. former whaley elementary schoolteacher craig chandler was sent to prison for molesting five young girls. the victims parents brought that lawsuit against the school d

gray. >> i rise quickly mr. speaker, because many colleagues today spoke of the great talents in this place, but in common worth wealth, this i had the good fortune to spend a year with charles, as did mary mccloud, colleague from -- my experience of campaigning against charles if you like, during the election, resides well with the warm speech, i think, his successor made moments ago from this place. charles could have easily very much resented this english looking and sounding scott, which i am, turning up at his beloved highlands, trampling all over it and turning over every event, for example there was a good photograph in the journal with the magnificent headline, he's miles ahead, and i saw him, and he said -- they get everything wrong. [ laughter ] indeed, i'm extremely glad in this case they got that wrong. he was warm in every dealing i had with him. the election campaign, for example, we met in public meetings, always kindness, and he turned to me, and he said i can't remember what the liberal democrat

mr. gray suffered a severe spinal cord injury while in police custody which ultimately led to his death. the judge in this case has scheduled a trial to begin in october. at the federal level even before the freddie gray case, i had called for the justice department to intervene regarding allegations of brutality and misconduct by the baltimore city police department. in october 2014, the maryland congressional delegation sent a letter to the justice department in support of greater federal involvement with our local police force. d.o.j. agreed to this request and opened a collaborative review process with their cops office in baltimore city. shortly after the freddie gray case came to late in april 2015 i sent a letter along with the maryland congressional delegation asking the justice department to open up a patterns and practice investigation into civil rights violations in baltimore city police department. d.o.j. agreed to this request and opened the investigation which is still ongoing at

mr. c. this is the a's the sunny gray gnome and he says it looks just like you. >> it does. >> oh my gosh its. >> i posted this on facebook. i had more responses than anything i posted weather wise. >> look at that. twinning. >> my brother from another mother. [ laughter ] thank you for all of your responses on facebook. the higher clouds came through. 47 santa rosa. 59 brentwood. a lot of 50s in here. there is a little bit stronger breeze. i follow this every time. yesterday died off. temperatures warmed up. 51-55 on the water temps. came down a tiny bit for san francisco and buoy. but it's the remains of what was tropical storm bill now tropical depression and it's hanging out at dallas fort worth. the tail of that is getting big- time thunderstorms. for us fog will burn back but look at the higher clouds there is a pretty good band coming up here. morning fog fair, cool for some. hot well enough inland. a little breezy at times. a little stronger than yesterday. 60s and 70s to near 90 degrees. again some of the higher clouds look to be on the increase. we will keep temperatures about the

gray trying to injure himself. the "washington post" broke that story which mr. allen there after tried to deny to the media. >> the story was according to the "washington post," that there was screaming in the van. you said that he was intentionally screaming and hurting himself. >> untrue. very, very, very untrue. i never talk to nobody. i got my own personal lawyer who i haven't talked on all day because. things going on. the only person i talk to the exact sail thing i'm telling y'all, i told them. >> mr. allen won't to tell reporters that all he heard was, quote, a little banging. and he add that had he and mr. allen are no snitch. tonight "the kelly file" has learned the "washington post" had it right. a source close to the case telling us there is actual videotape of donta allen telling police that freddie gray was repeatedly banging his head against the van. that he sounded like a madman. that he was asking himself why the comes would put him in a van with a crazy person. guys, thank you for being here. so he tried to retract his initial statement to the

mrs. west out and about in new york wearing a tight gray cat suit made the rounds.t was kim pog's first siting since her news went viral. there's never a dull moment with the cash dash seans or the jenners. >> never a dull moment inside which will much more on caitlin and kim's second pregnant tonight at 7:30 right here on cbs3. >>> and the jenner transition has been blowing up on social media you can join the conversation on our facebook and twitter pages just use hash tag cbs3 chat. >> still to come here on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 o'clock lost a lot of weight but still unhappy with the way you look? well, what more and more people are doing now after the wait is gone to improve their self image. >>> beasley? >>> here at citizens bank park it's the phillies fan festival. something they've been doing since 1984 raising money to strike out als. we'll talk more about it a little bit later on mmmmmm yoplait! ♪ oh! good news everybody! there is now 25% less sugar in yoplait original. say "adieu" to that sugar. because it still tastes good ahhhh yoplait! >> serious sto

mr. president?" he said of course i'm coming back, i have a little white house down in key west. the house of that time was painted graye navy took this is a clear indication that president was returning and so they painted the building all-white. it is all -- not navy grey, it is always. -- all white. i would like to welcome you to the harry s truman the white house. it is florida's official presidential museum and has been used by seven american presidents. it is camp david south. the little white house was built as a navy commanders home back in 1890. it served as a number of various commanders over a 100 year span. it was finally interrupted by the president staffed and frank and roosevelt and harry truman and dwight eisenhower and john kennedy and jimmy carter and bill clinton and the department of state and the department of defense. we seem to have a continuum to american history. this building was the largest building on the naval base. it was 9000 square feet. it was built originally as a paymaster and commanders home but by 1911 the new base commander realized things were getting a little snug. he merged into

gray suit. i come from vietnam. [inaudible] mr. president, what do you expect the young people to deal with the current challenge of the peace stability, respect to international law by promoting the operation between the countries -- [inaudible] >> especially with, i'm sorry, the last part? with the united states. i think i've seen already significant progress with countries over the last six years that i've been attending the avian summit and you know it initially the meetings with often times would just be symbolic and a lot of pleasantries and a lot of comedians and cultural events. we didn't always have an agenda. one of the things you start to see is people working much more concretely what are we trying to accomplish? how do we develop more capacity for example in the region around disaster relief so if heaven forbid there is another typhoon of the sort we saw in the philippines or we see some of their natural tragedy that all the countries assets can be brought to bear and we've done the training ahead of time to know who c

mr. bernstein. >>> we've got breaking news out of baltimore. within the past hour we just learned that freddie gray died of what they're calling a single high energy injury according to the autopsy report obtained by the baltimore sun. this injury is similar to what you'd suffer in a shallow water diving accident where your head slams into the bottom of the pool, but in this case his head hit the side of the van. the death fit the definition of an accident but it was ruled a homicide because police officers did not follow safety procedures. as for those officers, baltimore city state's attorney said all six pled not guilty. trial is set for october 13th. >>> right now the debate over the confederate flag and symbols is taking center stage here in our part of the world. virginia governor terry mcauliffe pushing to get rid of a state sponsored license plate that features the confederate flag. he called that symbol divisive and peggy fox talked to the sons of the confederate veterans. they're the only people who have been allowed to purchase those controversial license plates. >> when i look at the fl

mr. c sent me this. he said the sunny gray nome looks a lot like steve paulson on channel channel -- on channel 2. [ applause. coast is not getting in on the warmup. san francisco, only 59 yesterday. we'll go 63 today. that's, you know, only a couple of degrees warmer. oakland which was a cool 63 yesterday. i went 70. i think that will burn off sooner. that's downtown airport. probably closer to 67, 68. not much in the way of inland. could be a few high clouds. temperatures warming up fast. some areas pushing low, mid- 60s. a lot of 50s, though. not much of a breeze. that's really the key. much stronger yesterday. it's 93 in washington, d.c. it's 69 in new york city. what is going on? well, it's easy. there's clouds and rain in new york and in washington, sunny. south of that, they will have record highs down in south carolina and also georgia. tropical storm bill making landfall. port o'conner texas, there will be heavy rain out of that. for you, a lot of heavy -- for us, a lot of heavy sunshine. not much by the coast. some fog, cool, sunny, nice. 80s to 90s through the ininterior -- interior. 60s, 70s coas

gray has the latest from new york. >> david sweat injured and in police custody after 22 days on the run. >> mr. sweat was spotted by a new york state police sergeant. he was approached this afternoon. >> cook was on patrol alone and outside the search area when he approached sweat. the convicted killer started it run. >> at some point running across the field he realized sweat would make it it a tree line and possibly could have disappeared and he fired two shots from his service weapon. >> sweat was hit in the shoulder medics rushed him it nearby alice hyde medical center where he was treated, then transferred to albany trauma center a more secure level one trauma facility. >> at this time he is listed as critical. >> police were looking through thick terrain in new york where matt was killed bay border patrol agent on friday. >> today ends with good news. these were really dangerous, dangerous men. both matt and sweat. they were killers. >> good news that spread quickly. many gathering outside the clinton corrections center where they broke out of on june 6th. celebration and sigh of relief f

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mr. obama has addressed the issue of race a number of times including after the shooting of trayvon martin in 20's 12 michael brown in ferg see is that the police custody death of freddie graybaltimore earlier this year. >> 6:38. time nor accuweather. two issue of concern. >> the first is heat and humidity that's going to be the big issue for most of the day for most people but later this afternoon and this evening the chance of some strong thunderstorms. right now we are dry. as we take a look outside, we have sky6 and hazy sunshine at the shore and elsewhere building across the region and it definitely feels muggy as you head outside across the delaware and lehigh valleys. your temperature in philadelphia currently is 77 and how about that dewpoint? we don't see it that high that often but we're up to 72 even at this early hour and a dewpoint over 70 indicates what we begin to feel as oppressive humidity. winds are out of the south-southwest. the source region for humid air, 8 miles per hour and so everyone starting to get sticky. in terms of those storms, it looks like for most of the day we will probably see maybe just a passing shower or a thunderstorm and by 3 o'clock

mr. michael cannon from the cato institute we have professor andy gray wall. we have the representative from the constitutional accountability center. i would ice each of the witnesses stand and be sworn in. . do you affirm that the testimony you will give before the committee will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. >> i was just talking about the importance he of this hearing. the real issue is the rule of law. is this going to be a nation governed by constitutional prerogatives or the policy preferences of unelected bureaucrats? i think that is executive what happened in this case. this is an extraordinarily simple case. the irs is transformed it into something that we receive subsidies on exchanges there is not a reasonable interpretation of that language. they cannot dispute that the plain language is the opposite. they try to change the subject. they say, you ripped the language out of context and the language is contrary to the underlying purpose of the statute. in reality, neither of those is true. the context in which those words

mr. tsipras nor varafoukis were adults in the room. in the emergency meeting does not go grayhappens next, a lot of people bracing themselves. we also heard from the commissioner who is the eternal optimist or the internal politician and always trying to spin everything in a positive way. last 10 minutes, he said european authorities need to prepare for all outcomes. it is a word of warning. we are back and a couple of minutes and we will bring you more like pictures of mr. tsipras who is also missing the russian president mr. weidmann are proven later today. -- mr. vladimir putin later today. ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse" live from london on bloomberg tv. let's go to the st. petersburg economic forum. >> thank you, francine. i am joined by the chief executive of the moscow exchange. thank you for joining us, alexander. he is here at the st. petersburg form not for the first time. we were here one year ago and i should also disclose to viewers that every time we have an interview, hunting absolutely outrageous happens. you were almost decapitated by a falling light d

mr. hackney can't wait to tell you all about the weekend forecast. and it's comin >>> as we look live at the bay bridge a little gray others and temperatures today all the way up to the 80-degree range inland as things begin to warm up around the bay area. we'll have a complete forecast for you in just a few minutes. >>> state attorney general kamala harris mulling over options after getting a firsthand look at the oil spill off santa barbara county coast. a pipeline rupture causing 100,000 gallons of oil to spill. she met with the county prosecutor to discuss the potential of legal action against the company that owns the pipeline. >> i have almost a dozen attorneys combined with folks who are helping with our investigation to work with the local and state and federal agencies and to do our independent investigation along with the santa barbara district attorney. >> right now it's still unclear how long it will take to clean up the oil and get the stretch of coastline back open to the public. >>> the state senate has approved a "right to die" bill that would make it legal for people to kill themselves in california

gray area that the clintons so you know, so well operate in. since it is a private entity and the foundation said we consider this a private entity mrs. didn't have to disclose it. but as john said this private entity is regulated by the swedish government. the charitable donations it gives has to be approved by the swedish government. so they are very interconnected. and it's something that should have been disclosed, if she wanted to be fully transparent. >> so kelly, let's break this down. $26 million, clinton foundation $750,000 speech to bill clinton. that's at the highest level of what he got paid. >> mm-hmm. >> at the same time mrs. clinton's team in washington is being lobbied by the swedish government. and they made the decision even though western countries were in fact trying every effort to stop tehran's nuclear program. according to diplomatic cables that you found. they gave them a pass at the same time they're accepting money. is that -- >> that's exactly -- that's exactly right, sean. what we see from the cables that were coming from stockholm to state department at the time was saying you know sweden is saying it's no