henry allen william, allen white were very important figures in the case against the klan. the "american guardsman" was the newsletter published by the topeka ku klux klan chapter. we only have this one issue so this is all we have to go on. i wanted to read a few excerpts where they explain their stance against immigration. this is one of the issues they used to recruit members in kansas. they talked about the immigrants after world war i, far from being the anglo-saxon or scandinavian types of 50 years ago in search of home, god, and freedom and whose sons and daughter res today loyal and patriotic americans, they are mostly the scum of the mediterranean and middle european countries. italian anarchist, irish catholics malcontents, russian jews, lithuanians, and austrians of the lowest class compose the current level of invaders. they have the loyalty to the land of their birth. they speak their own languages. they preach their own religions, mostly roman catholic or jewish and reader on newspapers. they some of by saying america cannot become a polyglot country and survi

. >> greg allen shut down his business in may after it was learned he was not a war hero. >> greg allenlf out there as a war hero and a former marine drill instructor. but real professionals tell me some of what allen did in his gym was abusive. >> reporter: joey lasor is going to college soon. he decided to start at the gym. he did the mistake of looking him in the eye. he said don't look in my eye. >> reporter: allen's records show no active duty just eight months in the navy he demanded respect as a war hero as seen in this video. >> retired first lieutenant united states marine corps. >> reporter: he wore a rack of phony medals and lied about being a recon marine, a sniper in vietnam. >> he was talking about they made a movie about him called "sniper". >> reporter: that was about him? >> yes. which it isn't. >> he's out there, waiting. >> reporter: allen inspired such admiration, several got big tattoos like this one, house of steel, lieutenant greg allen. . >> i would feel like i got duped if i found out that guy was a fraud. >> reporter: i asked a real sargent instruct yoir to ana

. >> greg allen shut down his business in may after it was learned he was not a war hero. >> greg allenhere as a war hero and a former marine drill instructor. but real professionals tell me some of what allen did in his gym was abusive. >> reporter: joey lasor is going to college soon. he decided to start at the gym. he did the mistake of looking him in the eye. he said don't look in my eye. >> reporter: allen's records show no active duty just eight months in the navy he demanded respect as a war hero as seen in this video. >> retired first lieutenant united states marine corps. >> reporter: he wore a rack of phony medals and lied about being a recon marine, a sniper in vietnam. >> he was talking about they made a movie about him called "sniper". >> reporter: that was about him? >> yes. which it isn't. >> he's out there, waiting. >> reporter: allen inspired such admiration, several got big tattoos like this one, house of steel, lieutenant greg allen. . >> i would feel like i got duped if i found out that guy was a fraud. >> reporter: i asked a real sargent instruct yoir to analyze the

bull is upset about what allen did in the name of u.s.corps. >> absolutelyen fewer yits me because to me that's unamerican. don't did stuff like. that we are a nation built open honesty and integrity commitment dedication and these word they have meaning. when we say things they men something. >>reporter: some young men now serving in the military credit allen training with giving them a head start before boot camp. >> getting in shape. running. tell a lot of calls then ick. . gave me an up eper evenly. >>reporter: time open was stunned when i break the news to him that allen is a fake and first sergeant bull told me with all the effortal help put n.e. could have become a real may republic and wouldn't have had to lie about it. after my fears report in may allen shut did you know the house of steel and two week ago i saw crew patching the wall at the gym preparing for new tenant. >> allen didn't return my phone calls or text but difficult reach his lawyer who wouldn't comment for the report. marine corps has banned allen from all faciliti

and allen says a new start in europe would mean scrapping the euro. unfortunately, the european elite have been addicted to it. and a correspondent from the ah thens news agency. she says the greek pace has proven that europe can achieve compromises. but it is not yet mature enough for self-criticism. and our third member of the panel is the well-known journal journalist and political writer. she describes the e.u.'s management of the euro crisis as muddling along at all costs. first of all, allen, i'd like to begin with you. faye is telling us that there was a compromise. well, it looked to me like unconditional surrender. what do you think? >> yes, i see that definitely it was. they basically hauled mr. tsipras across a log after he had gotten a no-vote for the last conditions and dictated the conditions to him again. then he had to say yes. this has been a -- this is the thing that's so worrying -- this has been accompanied in germany with a storm of anti-greek feeling and patriotic sort of welling of feelings. our money, thrown into a bottomless p

here is the -- breanna allen.he problem is this woman was .alling herself susan tenenbaum the person talking about a breanna allen in the third person pulls out a credit card payssays breanna allen and for the meal on the credit card. when we contacted breanna allen she was freaked out because we let her know about the credit card, and she tried to access or credit reports online and she could not get in -- and you answer all the questions, do you have a mortgage, which one of these five streets did you live on -- she said they are the right answers, i cannot get in. at this stage she is having to follow up by paper to see whether she has had some kind of credit card fraud perpetrated on her. i have to be very clear -- we do not know that is what happened. she really is an incredibly fair-minded and reasonable person. she says she has absolutely no .ll will against david daleiden she said if it is a coincidence it is a really weird coincidence, and she is trying to get to the bottom of it to find out if there was

general allen is open to tweaking things a bit. we have been looking very closely at the campaign in both iraq and syria. and i think what we find, while isis is an incredibly brutal and horrific group, bringing in new recruits and using social media in ways that has never been used and thwarting the norms that you had, i think what we're looking at is the missing piece in the campaign is very much on where the governments are both in the case ofe rack and syria. i want to talk about iraq and then syria. i want to talk about it in terms of a larger strategy. last fall, we put out a report on the town of amerle, which some of you may have seen. what we saw in the aftermath of the u.s. coalition strikes, shia militias ended up ransacking the villages around the town with incredible destruction. none of the homes or residents that were targeted were military targets. it basically was revenge attacks for historic grievances and ongoing polarization. and sectarianism. there has been very little accountability for those types of actions.

. >> but they were able to track down his current girlfriend, angela allen. >> she said she loved him as they stayed together awhile, he became more and more abusive, and eventually he beat her up a couple of times, as best i recall. >> angela said she knew all about belynda. >> i heard a couple of messages on an answering machine. one of them was that she was pregnant and that she needed to talk to him about it. >> angela told police that she and armstrong ran into belynda in a local bar shortly before she disappeared, and there was a confrontation. >> she wanted to see him to clarify the fact that she was going to raise this child herself, and it was hers no matter who it belonged to. >> angela told investigators she ended her relationship with armstrong when she learned belynda was pregnant. angela gave police several items armstrong had left with her before he left the area. among them, a large knife. police asked forensic experts whether this was the murder weapon. the answer was maybe. >> in my experience, people who attempt to match a particular knife to an injury venture a lit

allen is an avid art collector.umpton, who is never sent me a linkedin invitation is joining me now. mark: during the commercial break, our floor director said: now children. mr. allen said flying art -- buying art turned out to be a good investment. you are talking about one of the wealthiest men in america and now he is able to put on his own art show. we are talking about the pacific northwest, an area close to silicon valley, tech entrepreneurs. we are talking about massive wealth. buyers and sellers. people who can really get into this. this is good for that region. betty: it is and it is not unlike other wealthy billionaires who happen been able to bring culture into their town. isaac about the waltons -- i think about the waltons opening up a controversial museum in their roots in arkansas and others. think about detroit. up culture that was sprung when you have people like dan gilbert and others. this is part of that. paul allen is worth $17 billion. all the wealth in the world and all the time on his hands.

but in 2009 the cubans arrested a 60-year-old american government contractor, allen gross.s charged with crimes against the state and given a 15 yearly sentence. >> was allen charged and held as a bargaining chip i cannot say. but i can say what was apparent to me in the beginning when i first talked to the cuban government, that was that there was no possibility that allen gross would be released by cuba unless the united states satisfactorily addressed the situation of the then-so-called cuban 5. >> that seemed out of the question until two years ago. when the obama administration under increasing pressure from latin american leaders began to secretly seek better relations with cuba. pope francis helped facilitate the negotiations in which cuba demanded the release of the spies as a condition for moving forward. the fate of the cuban intelligence officers and the american contractor had suddenly become key to ending decades of hostilities between the both nations. >> but for the release of jerardo and his colleagues and the release of my client allen gross, there would ha

general allen is open to tweaking things a bit. we have been looking very closely at the campaign in both iraq and syria. and i think what we find, while isis is an incredibly brutal and horrific group, bringing in new recruits and using social media in ways that has never been used and thwarting the norms that you had, i think what we're looking at is the missing piece in the campaign is very much on where the governments are both in the case of iraq and syria. i want to talk about iraq and then syria. i want to talk about it in terms of a larger strategy. last fall, we put out a report on the town of amerli, which some of you may have seen. what we saw in the aftermath of the u.s. coalition strikes, shia militias ended up ransacking the villages around the town with incredible destruction. none of the homes or residents that were targeted were military targets. it basically was revenge attacks for historic grievances and ongoing polarization. and sectarianism. there has been very little accountability for those types of actions.

allen has just celebrated his 46th birthday.et's join "action news" reporter, katherine scott with the full story. good morning katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam the search lasted for hours multiple agencies were called in. family members say 46-year-old chris allen was swimming in the delaware many times before, but yesterday he jumped in and never resurfaced. dawn miller saw people rushing to help a man and she learned that this man jumped into the river and was swept under by the current. >> another gentleman who seen him go down and tried to get over to him just as he got over to him he got sucked down again. >> reporter: his family tells "action news" the father of four took his picture on saturday as he celebrated his 46th birthday. he was a strong swimmer who went out on his best friend's boat often. new jersey state police and the coast guard and marine unit searched the area. all boats were told to stay in place around 1:30 when rescue crews went to help. >> what's going on? someone said someone is drowning. >>

so, to get some outside rs to do this, of course if we have allen as the consultant can we control allen's schedule, yeah, we can do that. if we sought a consultant from the outside who is not a consultant from the board, we would have to compensate somebody, that's a meaningful amount of money we would have to pay for that. to get people from the outside, the last two is the last increment of the search and evaluation committee. we have 1 person. he's really good. his name is shawn billy for the santa clara valley transportation authority. he's been managing that program now for a number of years. he has a portfolio that is pretty material and he's also a hedge fund manager where he managed my credit strategies and he did that for 10 or 15 years. so he's got firsthand experience on what kind of questions staffs and consultants should be asking, what to look for, etc. sean is really good. we are searching for a fifth. it is a hard assignment for somebody to take. i reached out to a number of cio's and md's of very prominent plan who would be a great resource for you. i wish they could do t

and then like instantly i just felt like concerned. >> reporter: allen's family did not want to go on camera and tells you us the father of four and camden new jersey native took this picture yesterday celebrating his 46 birthday and he was strong swimmer that came out on best friend's boat often. >> very distraught very disstrawkt we all were. we all were. and at first we did not know what was going on. and you know, we were watching it through the binoculars and you know, it's just very sad. it's sad. >> and down the road behind me there's actually a boat ramp that goes into the delaware river and that's where crews did bring allen's body and the medical examiner left a short i'm ago. reporting live in west deptford, new jersey, annie mccormick "channel 6 action news." >> annie, thank you. turning to accuweather it was a warm and sunny weekend and humidity about to return and storms on the horizon. meteorologist melissa magee live at the big board with the first look at your forecast. melissa. >> hi there sarah. we had a nice weekend. temperatures were on the warm side. although the

then you got allen, by the way he was doing it to himself.s, how do they walk away with a beyond a reasonable doubt, a conclusion of manslaughter assault or murder. >> i wish i could come up with a theory to answer that question in the positive. i think we can't. this case was overcharged, wrongly chargeds. there's reasonable doubt. >> you have to understand that this jury pool is so unbelievably poisoned. if you move it to mars -- >> there you go. kittel you -- >> they're going to look for reasons. >> the o.j. simpson case. i was in law school at the time. you guys probably had graduated. i remember asking how is it possible how could he get acquit snd. >> jury nullification. >> it happened. that is for our next panel. >> those jurors were threatened. they were threatened. >> you don't get to talk about that one. sorry, goodbye. >> i can't control him. sorry, meg. >> great to see them. >>> in the weeks since the city went after these cops the crime in baltimore has gone through the roof. we're talking about the murder rate has been skyrocket

>> thank you, allen. so, yeah, we've got a whole bunch of high-resolution observations now safely on board the spacecraft. this is just a taste, just one small part of one of those observations. and if i can have the first slide. don't get excited yet. this is what we saw yesterday. and this is spectacular image. but we now are focusing in on small details on this amazing world. before i go to that, i should say that we now have an informal name for the heart. the heart is a good name, but we want to honor the discovery of pluto and we are now calling this tumbo reggio. [ applause ] and so if i can have the slide back. we're now going to focus on a small region just near the bottom of this image which is near the day/night line where we have shading that throws the relief into sharp focus. and so we're going to be focusing on an area just a little bit to the left of the bottom of the frame. and if we can now run the movie. okay. we're zooming in on this area. here's the image. here it comes. [ applause ]

fisher is standing by there and it's still in the early hours of the morning there allen and many people waking up to this news what are lawmakers likely to be saying about this? >> it's hard to make a sweeping statement and many republicans are against this deal and said they are against the deal and scott walker became the latest candidate for the nomination and said when he was running for president 12 hours ago and at the state house if elected he would kill the deal and the problem with barack obama is there will be a massive effort against the bill and netanyahu said he will do what he can to kill the bill and activating allies on capitol hill in washington d.c. activating lobby groups to fight against the bill and take the message to the people saying this is a bad deal for them and what barack obama has in his favor is 150 democrats and why is that good? if there is any bill that goes to congress in the united states which says you can't lift sanctions and can't do a deal with iran and it will go to barack obama and he will veto it and congress can over ride a veto if he has vote

on this deal now allen fisher is live for us in the u.s. capitol washington and allen it's just coming up, to 6:00 in the morning there so many people still waking up to the news of this historic agreement. what are they likely to be saying? >> well, i think the views on iran are very polarized in the united states because of the calm outlined and what is a dislike and distrust and hatred of iran because of the hostage crisis and those against iran will be against the deal and it's telling that benjamin netanyahu will perhaps set the tone for many republicans in this country and remember he was invited to speak to congress a few months ago to express his distrust of the deal to express his dismay negotiating and republicans will take the view from that. what is likely to happen is there will be moves in congress to try and block this bill. can it stop america signing up to this agreement? no it can't and they can impose a bill saying america cannot lift sanctions and president obama could veto that and we have to go back to congress and has

allen davidson and discussed this matter they were in agreement it is likely we have the kitchen that was legal since 1891 since the wash trays in the report and hopefully spoke to mr. duffy as mr. davidson said he would and i hope mr. duffy has something to add and take into account the points. >> this is one story on the original record from 1891 and interests a lot of skrrgsz i beg you find out before you make any further rulings and wait for the nov to be rewritten. >> have

i'm natalie allen. investigators found three guns on the suspect accused of killing four marines in tennessee. a rifle was also seized from the home of mohammad youssuf abdulazeez. police killed him on thursday. the fbi is treating the shooting as a terror investigation. >>> isis claims responsibility for a truck bomb in a predominantly shia town north of baghdad. at least 86 people were killed and dozens wounded. the bomb exploded at a market as people were buying things to celebrate the month of ramadan. >>> people cried and got sick as they ran, throwing up we're told trying to get away from a fast-moving brush fire and all the smoke there on that freeway in california. at least 20 vehicles were destroyed when the fire jumped a highway on friday. at least five families may have lost their homes. official says the fire grew to 1400 hectares in just four hours. >>> convicted boston marathon bomber joe car tsarnaev has been moved to colorado to the most secure prison in the u.s. and most inmates spent 2

let's bring allen.t go down exactly like that. >> i'm not sure how howie mandel made it in the room. >> what's in it for united states? >> you've got a regime you can go in and verify iran is developing nuclear energy solely for peaceful civic purposes and not developing a weapon to be used on israel or other players in the region. >> is trump right when he says unless you can go in and insist immediately when ever you want, it's really not a good deal. >> i don't think he's necessarily right about that. obviously the negotiators for u.s. team have some experience with this trying to figure out how you go about nuclear disarmament or making sure there's not nuclear ar ma meant. i think this system is one professionals have put a lot of faith in. >> we hope so. what does iran get out of all of this? some say it's a lopsided deal. >> i think on both sides people will say this. for iran they've had a huge squeeze on their economy destabilizing their country. we're going to see if in fact they're move ago w

as allen shawx reports it is shaifl shawx reports. allen schauffler reports. >> basic outdoor skills, the importance of citizenship and sports mawfnshipman ship and much more from scouting. their charter was revoked because their scout leader is openly gay. jeffrey mcgrath said, he wasn't sure if his troop would ever be welcomed back into the national organization. >> some of the kids were hoping to earn the eagle badge which would qualify them in the military for advantageous promotes upon enlistment. not knowing and not hearing anything back is naturally of concern. >> the boy scouts of america is set to rat certify some major changes in the way they do business allowing local councils to make decisions about who the scout leaders are who the scout masters are. how is that going to affect this troop which is still scouting for another organization and what does it mean for scouting across americas we're going to find out much more tonight. allen schauffler, al jazeera seattle. >>> randall pinkston the vote shows how much the organiz

for right now, ethan allen, the presentation has just started. ethan allen his best idea to unlock value over the course of the next year. >> got a similar pop, macies. now back to the hill. >> thank you, mr. chairman. chair yellen in your first appearance as fed chair before this committee you commented on the need to move forward with housing financial reform and do you continue to believe the current state of our secondary mortgage market pose as systemic risk? and should congress and the fhfa be taking steps to share that public risk? based backed by taxpayers with the private sector? secretary lew suggested such an approach. >> i've long said. we think it would be desirable to see congress address gse reform to decide explicitly self-consciously, what is the appropriate role of the government in the mortgage market. and to try to bring private capital back into the mortgage market. there are a number of ways, different strategies, congress could take to accomplish that. but i do, i do think it's important for congress to try to resolve those

who does allen help in the case arthur? >> nobody. he's irrelevant. to a point where at the end of the trial, any trial, a judge reads a credibility charge and whether they believe or don't believe someone. in addition to having tremendously conflicting statements we discussed, there's a new statement to tell on the stand which will be another mess then will have the prior convictions and criminal history so the jurors will just probably discount what he says altogether. >> i disagree. >> perhaps. but not necessarily. >> no no. they're definitely going to disregard him. it's not a neutral hurting the prosecutors. they'll call him as their witness. as the defense lawyer i'm going to have him pooping in two places before he takes the stand because i'm going to ask the officer who wrote the report and say, you understand how important it is to be detailed and accurate especially in a homicide investigation. absolutely. and when he told you the following you never would have written that unless that's what flowed from his lips. correct? correct. i don't c

ethan allen was not immediately available to comment.ley furniture goldman sachs for a possible sale. we will keep an eye on this development. ethan allen getting a pop on some reporting that it may be a target for private equity. much more coming up. raising fresh funds in china. local competition and regulation remained big problems there and here in the u.s. how do investors size up the opportunity? ♪ scarlet: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. uber's china unit looking to raise another billion dollars in private money. the latest financing values it at $8 billion and brings the value of uber in total to $50 billion. uber has been burning through its cash as it takes a local competitors and legal barriers. is uber worth that much? david.hang spoke with he says private tech valuations are get rich. david: we are asked to take on a lot of risk. there's a lot of optimism causing pricing to be higher, causing expectations to be higher. riske asking to take high since 1999. pimm: with me is the general partner at benchmark capital.

turning out to stealing firewood what did he do allen talked what his dad didn't do what he the he was super stubborn and took a piece of open space and said it couldn't be a park and built a park the spirit superintendent slow determination and hard work stringent and talent and commitment and sweat that he and john mclaren and everyone that followed including all of you built the best parks in america that you guys have been named for our excellence and dedication and selected from the peers for our talents wear lucky and blessed to have you and you very much deserve it recognize so congratulations (clapping) so before i i'm going to turn it over to our my brother's keeper x in favor a couple of thank you's we don't do it alone we need friends and supporters to first and foremost to local 261 and vince i want to point out this was something that was really, really important to local 261 and to the organization we take pause and it is an mr. shamann walton tradition that to r is birth over time thank you to bob and the golden gate adjudicate club thank you very much (clapping) the san

i look at ethan allen as highly stylized bedroom and kitchen and furniture store.looks at it as a place where the brick, mortar and land are worth more than the sales and he added that plenty of other people feel that way, too. oh i like that. in other words something could happen like a buyout bid to turn the sleepy furniture stock into an instant win if you view it the way sandell does and it will be promotional and that's code for meaning, wow! it may not be that good and he's switching around the inventory and that means there's earnings risk and that's how i look at it. pedestrian. call me pedestrian, i don't mind. that's why i think the stock can slink back down from its height of today, but the ethan allen end tables next to my bed never going to look at them the same way either. why not mcdonald's? last friday night, i sent a picture on jim cramer. mainly i've been part of the effort to fix my mcdonald's on twitter. people send pictures of the dirty mcdonald's locations and talk about how they want them clean like they used to be like when my mom and dad we

part of a contingent of reporters in allen schauffler. lisa bernard has a story on how some say more needs to be done to protect the soldiers and sailors at the recruiting center. >>> south carolina, the clan and members of the black pan thers meet today. the clan upset about moving the confederate flag. the black affiliation for justice there to protest the clan. more from jennifer london. >> reporter: an unexpected rain storm cleared away the clouds. earlier it was a different story. under a heavy police escort members of the k.k.k. and other self-proclaimed white supremist groups were cleared from the ground. it was a day when free speech as front and center. >> reporter: from the steps of south carolina capital, duelling protests. the loyal white knights of the ku klux klan joined by the national socialimovement. >> we are here in support of the flag issue now they are taking it down. we see it as an assault on white people. >> power to the people. >> and education of justice. >> it's supposed to be a nation of democracy. democracy is

. >> quite some time and started around the negotiations to free the captive america allen gross who this a cuban prison and worked for the u.s. government, u.s. aid and obama administration and secret talks with pope francis talked behind the scenes with cuban counterparts and on december 17 allen gross was free and the time was right and domino's started falling and dam broke and choose your metaphor and president obama was going to normalize relations with cuba and since then a series of staff meetings to clear the nuts and bolts and details and last remaining issues between the two governments culminating in this appearance today a historic announcement with the vice president by his side and opening the embassy for the first time in 54 years and likewise they will reopen the embassy close to the white house on 16th street both expected to happen on july 20 and ceremonies in havana by secretary of state john kerry. president obama talked about some opposition through the course of the last several months voiced in congress in particular he called them isolationists and said what

break it to me gently, allen. a few low clouds at the shoreline and we'll have the 4th of july forecast coming up as we see the fog coming into the city we also see the forecast coming up. >> just when you thought there was no place left for a gopro to go, see what happens when you strap one to >>> the public utilities commission approved a plan today to raise rates for people who use the least amount of energy while giving a break to those who use the most. consumerwatch reporter julie watts says the puc taking some heat for these new rates. >> reporter: the puc says this is actually a fix, a more fair system. low use households pay so little right now, they don't even pay enough to cover the cost of the energy that they do use. so high use households actually subsidize them. but critics say this new rate plan penalizes those who conserve, something we asked the puc president to address. for those people who are conserving the most they are going to see the most significant increase from this. what do you say to

bill: sam allen with deere and company. crarme c.e.o.. -- chairman, c.e.o..: comes down from the driving range. >> you're going to drop first. we are going to play the same rules, so playing the ball down. playing 18, 18. >> ok. thank you. >> play well, gentlemen. bill: jordan congratulating tom gillis. and these are players who win on the pga tour and then win a major the following week. actually phil won the scottish open before he won the open championship so not a pga tour event but able to do it twice. if jordan's able to do that, that means he'll go for the calendar year grand slam which would be an unbelievable achievement. that would be not far away, whifplg straight to the open championship. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] bill: keeping an eye on this as it drifts off to the right side. ian: he didn't miss it by much. that's pretty tram led down there. -- trampleled down. he's going to have to negotiate t

we are going to talk to allen holmes the host of the allen colmes show and mike gallagher syndicatedio host. both are fox contributors. both are smiling right now even at each other. but wait great to see both of you. >> in talk shows there's a lot to cover here right? a lot of material. >> is it a game changer if two inspectors general are going to take a look at this now? >> it's a huge story! i mean i don't understand the defense of former secretary clinton if she deleted e-mails and we're supposed to believe that none of that was classified? none of that was sensitive information? listen when she pushes back and says that the "new york times" is engaged in a partisan effort against her? kind of unlikely that the "new york times" would be in cahoots with republican operatives. this is the same publication that recently defended planned parenthood on the abortion issue. there's no way. it defies logic, allen. >> if there are these questions about hillary clinton, and if it becomes a criminal case even if it doesn't -- >> that's a big if. >> -- even if it doesn't. who else is there

allen schauffler is in pasco washington. allen. >> john, the team investigating what happened at this intersection on february 10th was made up of police officers outside the pasco washington police department. part of their report was released to public view and the relatives of antonio zambrano the person who was killed have been fully briefed on what they will see. >> new perspectives on the night antonio zambrano died. a detailed time line shows the first report of zambrano throwing rocks. just a minute later the first officer comes onscene. live video shows a taser has been be deployed with little effect. and another witness laughing while this cell phone video is shot. a second taser attempt fails and at 5:12 shots are fired. as zambrano throws a rock turns and runs. changing directions, he turns begins to raise his arms from his sides and is brought down by another volley of shots. it is five minutes after the first report of trouble. zambrano is handcuffed nearly ten minutes after he falls. no cpr is administered for

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she learned that chris allen has been pulled under from the current he jumped off the boat from the sand bar without a life vest. >> another gentleman who seen him go down and tried to get over to him just as he got over to him he got sucked down again. the father of 4 took this picture on saturday. he it was a strong swimmer who went out often. the new jersey straight police and the marine searched the unit. all boats were told to stay in place at 1:30 when rescue cruise were rushed to help. >> people were saying somebody was drowning. >> very distraught. we all were. >> reporter: the search lasted around 7 hours his body was recovered around 8:30 last night. live in national park, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, katherine. developing right now two diplomats involved with the iran nuclear talks say negotiators plan to announce a deal today it would curb the nuclear program in returns for sanction relief. once the deal is completed a final agreement would be open to review by officials in iran and the 6 world powers at the talks including the united states. >>> one

i'm natalie allen. latest on our top stories now. three of the four marines shot and killed in the u.s. state of tennessee had served combat missions overseas before dying in their home country. officials have now identified those men as thomas sullivan skip wells, david wyatt and carson holmquist. tennessee's governor said each of them served their country well and the state is heartbroken. >>> seven workers at a maximum security prison in mexico have now been charged in connection with the escape of the notorious drug lord el chapo. mexico's interior minister says it took 18 minutes for guards to arrive at joaquin guzman's cell after they lost sight of him on surveillance video. >>> more than 200 people were injured when a commuter train slammed into the back of another near johannesburg. the force of the collision caused one of the trains to derail. at least 100 people have already been released from local hospitals. thankfully no one was killed in that. >>> convicted boston marathon bomber dzhokhar

allen has the management of the coalition peace. different commanders are in charge of the effort inside and aa separate set are in charge of the train and equip effort. being able to coordinate the diplomatic and military assistance aspects in a coordinated fashion were thrilled when the control we will be essential to success. the president has warned that it will take years for this battle to be one in the region we will have to arm. but without proper recalibration of all we're trying to do i suspect that the fight will prove more longer drawn out they're needs to be. >> thanks. i want us to turn to you 1st. the strategy is fundamentally okay. we just need to recalibrate it. we heard earlier. who would like you to provoke us with your thinking and assessment, you agree or disagree and how you see the snapshot right now where we are. >> a couple things. i think the strategy you heard was very familiar. a coalition. we have a coalition that we will wage this particular conflict by military training of local troops call with some e

proesser professor allen was not asking us to. we're currently working intensely on 1804. professor allen, from her work knows more about the creation of the declaration of independence than those of us working on the edition now know. but professor allen was interested in something i could be of assistance with, which is taking a fresh look at the transcription of the parchment. i spent my career doing close work with a large number of manuscripts, 18th and 19th century america. this is what documentary editors do. i'm here as someone who has squinted at a lot of pangunctuation in handwritten documents. some of you may know the late john simon editor of the yougrant papers. the editor's real task and dilemma, is it a comma or is it a period? so that's the essential dilemma. that's what we're dealing with today. brings us to the challenge of reading a signed parchment. you've seen it earlier this morning. you'll see it more during the day, i'm sure. what we see here and out in the roh rotunda, the declaration be fairly engrossed on parchment and signed by every member. tha