amnesty international is convinced he would fear great ainge reviewer extradited to the united states. we have said that from the beginning. >> but americans and has said in the past that snowden couldst they if he pledges not to reveal anymore information that could damage the united eight. also on friday, the german interior minister was in washington where he met with vice president joe biden to discuss what extent the internet spying program revealed by snowden had affected germany. he declined to, comment on whether the u.s. had broken german law. >> six people died in france on friday when a train derailed in a paris suburb. officials say the train was approaching the station at high speed when it went off the tracks and broke into two pieces. some carriages slammed into the platform. nearly 400 people were on board the intercity train. many were trapped for hours. the platform onto but it took a while for firefighters to arrive. >> the french president raced to the scene to meet with survivors and families of the victim. an investigation is underway. >> in the early hours of ri

for ainge and other partners made concerning the use of chemical weapons but the regime did not have such evidence they did not a specific location or time and they were not the firm you know you the same way they said that the use to meet these conclusions. do not confirm that this sample was taken specifically it's it's by their labs the simples one from hans from people to know there are some of the samples were received from jordan always says. this is definitely does meet the standards that the organization against the use of chemical weapons has. but they're going to throw went on to point out that this revelation of this investigation and the result of course has a back story and it goes back to damascus asking the u.n. really pushing the u.n. to conduct an investigation on site that never happened and according to sergei lavrov very frankly he says he believes it's because of pushing and demanding by western partners at the u.n. security council and this is why russia went ahead with this investigation on site on the ground i do to damascus and their claims that this was in f

networked in they could start using those to setup new networks of places they couldn't supply to ainge non stage actors. we will give you examples we have data to prove it. but now they support the tigers said is the best customer right before the army drove them into the sea. irate, counterfeiting, obvio usly the every be a republican guard court and according to some sources but i could not verify even al qaeda back in 2007. so to include those side right now on sale period if i can give you just one example of that and not talking about hezbollah they buy a short but also directly and i can give samples of all three of those. they also trained the hezbollah guys about when a tree commanders met back to north korea after the war with the israeli defense forces in restraint by the recall and team is one of the leaked arms of the special operations force and they would also build facilities like massive miles long underground cities amid difficult to get at them. important to note it goes on today under kim jong-un. why do they do this? ideology? despising the united states? >> is semi

. >> the information ainge you are right and i would say don't go against the embattled think they should have the technological edge. >> if you are the average investor to go up against high-frequency trading been get your nba and go do it. gerri: deal -- the other point i am not sure what people have big name on this but also how much you can put into the 401k. >> he is right about that. his strongest ground was taxes and government in position to block you from investing that is a the frustration is doing. race it that hurts capital formation. >> there is a problem with this proposal but we've about because it is not based on the three million-dollar cap. we figured out if interest rates were higher and you were 26 years old with 150 brandon they could cap you because of the annuity. it is troublesome that way but i don't have a philosophical problem. >> because we say eight you have a maximum amount to put in it per year. >> we have been administration it tells you not to invest. >> let me bring up one other point. also the problem in the market the flash crash so even if you take cha

in new york ainges lee earhart fox news. >> -- new tonight four people are in custody in connection with a robbery last month. a 19-year-old and three minors all arrested accused of attacking and robbing a 31-year-old man. this could be part of a bigger story if the same guys are linked to several robberies last month all across rustin but police have not made links. >> wal-mart officials will be watching the actions of d.c. city council tomorrow. the council is expected to vote on the living wage bill. it requires large retailers to pay their workers $5 an hour more than the minimum wage. today wal-mart announced if this bill passes it will not three -- build three stores and may opt-out of stores under construction in the city. >> take it outside another grey day for most of us. then a late appearance from the sun picked up a few storms. sue palka joins us with what we can expect for the rest of the evening. >> shawn, it's so muggy but dewpoints are really uncomfortable and we are seeing showers on radar. some heavier downpours closer to ocean city. first will be radar. some of the act

it was taking the same ainge that they always come in, like this and wheels were down. and then i -- it was wrong, three, five seconds out i said -- i started calling to my fiancee, i said, this didn't look right, this doesn't look right. and the wheels, there were too low, too soon. so this is the runway. came in look this. and i was watching the wheels and it just hit like that and the whole thing collapsed immediately. in never had a chance. >> what followed impact, passengers able to escape the burning plane onnen natable emergency slides. after a stop off the runway, we heard from the san francisco fire chief, here's the latest numbers. 307 people were on board that flight. of those, 182 taken to area hospitals. 49 of those were seriously injured. some critically. and incredible 123 people were completely unscathed. are still in the airport terminal. as we mentioned, we also know two people now confirmed dead at this hour. the question still unanswered here, what happened in those final minutes, those final seconds that caused this plane to crash land after crossin

on the witness stand he said he ainge changed his mind and he had spoken to an expert and was of the mindset that it might have had an impact. that was huge and the defense jumped all over that and demanded that evidence be brought in and the judge ruled and said, yes, the jury can now be told about this. >> why is this so important, sunny, to the defense? why do they want to bring in this toxicology report and his ruse of marijuana earlier that day? >> well, it could cut both ways. from the defense perspective, i think they'll have a toxicologist get on the witness stand and talk about the levels of marijuana in his blood and said, hey, he could have been acting than a different way than someone else not under the influence of drugs. perhaps he appeared paranoid. perhaps he felt aggressive. these are all side effects of marijuana use. but i think the prosecution, myself having tried a couple of drug cases, you know, can swing it another way. you can get another toxicologist, another expert to say, well, there wasn't that much in mihis blood stream and top of it, people smoking marij