. >> if you've seen the show "archer," you show how amazing she is. she's got her own podcast, which is awesome. how did you find the time to be here? aisha tyler is going to be here. >> here i am. look at that photo. that's unacceptable. >> plus, men grappling with other men so that other men can cheer them on. ultimate fighting and the map in charge of it all, dana white. >> before a guy hit a ball with a stick or threw a ball through a stickle, two men were put on this planet, somebody threw a punch and whoever was standing around ran over and watched. you know it happened. >>> good evening. i hope you had a beautiful day, wherever you are. and however you experienced it today. i think you're going to like the program tonight. everybody that is sitting across from me in this chair fought to not have themselves defined by their circumstance. everything from race to class to home life, to poverty, gangsterism, judgment from outsiders. and it's a nice experience to go inside people's lives that way, especially when you're younger and you don't know a

and was one of the 70 odd cast with archer on the day marching into allegedly -- >> according to harry keith. >> according to harry keith. i've been to your hometown. it's actually breathtaking, and, unfortunately, couldn't see where my great grandfather was captured because they're playing golf over there right now. but anyway, my point, my question is that one of the things i learned through my family history studying this is that the second wisconsin, the iron brigade, which is the unit that face the 13th alabama that they won had previously faced the 13th alabama at the stonewall inn fredericksburg, where doubleday had been thrown off, and then they also faced, if not mistaken, at antietam in the cornfield. and it strikes me that it's highly unusual for one little regiment from alabama and another little regiment from wisconsin to face off in three of the most important battles of the area. what do you suppose was the reason for that? >> somebody didn't like somebody else. [laughter] is there a particular reason? probably not. probably not. unless you know something that your ances

for delaware to see that area the reactors from the delaware historical society pointed out that archerually a prisoner at fort delaware and tried to leave a rebellion and i notice on your page 150 of your page you don't mention that, you mention he went to ohio some might look at revision in your paperback version. >> he went to for delaware with most of the confederate prisoners after gettysburg but since he was an officer and a general officer he was segregated out and sent to sandusky, ohio where in fact he came down with the disease that after he was exchanged in 1864 killed him so we are both right. a last, unless you would like me to deliver a book twice the size of the one you have, there are some details i can't quite put in there but it does give you incidentally something of an idea of the intensity with which the battle of gettysburg has been studies, it is a tribute to the importance gettysburg assumes in american memory-unlike almost all other civil war battles we can get together and start talking about what individual regiments and companies were doing at gettysburg almo

. >> former mayor dennis archer of detroit was on my show on fox business 5:00 p.m. as this news was breaking. he blamed the unions involved no what happened which was a change of tune for him. he said they did not come to the table giving anything in the deal. in fact, he said that they didn't come to the table the way uaw had. he said they were a good example of having bargained in good faith in the past but unions in detroit didn't do it this time and were to blame. i was shocked. i asked him to repeat the comments because he's a liberal democratic former mayor. >> because unions wouldn't come to the table, that's why they declared bankruptcy. >> that's what he said. it seems to be true. >> your answer to that? >> i think that we can agree that the burden of local corruption coupled with bank manipulation should not be put on working families. that's what's about to happen. these retirees, you can put the local corruption to the side and i used to work for mayor archer in my time at the dnc. these retirees did not go into this with any expectation of risk. constit

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it happened in the city's quiet neighborhood at the koerner of state open archer streets. the man who appears to be in his 30s were talking with someone on the sidewalk when he was shot. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. there are mo suspects in the case and no motive. the killing is san jose's second homicide this week >>> there has been no verdict yet from the jury in the george zimmerman second degree murder trial. as the all-women panel continues its first full day of deliberations. the jury has been deliberating for 12 hours straight now. jay gray has the latest. >> prosecutorers were defense attorneys and george zimmerman were called back to the courtroom late this afternoon with word there was a question from the jury. >> the jury reads as follows. may we please have clarification on the instructions regarding manslaughter. >> with input from attorneys on both sides of the case, this is the response that the judge sent back to the panel. >> the court cannot engage in general discussions but may be able to address a specific question regarding clarification of

the shooting happened near the corner of state and archer street. police say a man who appears to be in his 30s was talking with someone on the sidewalk when he was shot just before 10:00 last night. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police say witnesses heard multiple gunshots, so far there are no suspects in the case and no motive. the killing of san jose's second homicide in just this week. >>> no word from the jury in the george zimmerman second degree murder trial as the all woman panel continues its first full day of deliberations. a short time ago, the jury asked the judge for guidance on the manslaughter charge. jay gray filed this report earlier today. >> reporter: the focus remains on the fifth floor of the seminole county courthouse. where six jurors continue their work behind closed doors this weekend. there are four possible conclusions to this case. guilty of second degree murder, guilty of manslaughter. not guilty or a hung jury. >> however the jury decides this case, if they do reach a verdict. they deliberated for a significan

they got a report at a 9:45 last night of a shooting on state and archer street in the alviso neighborhood. the victim was talking to someone on the sidewalk when the gunman walked up and shot him. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. this is san jose's 27th homicide of the year. no arrests have been made and the motive is not known. >>> san francisco police don't have a motive for why a man allegedly killed two women yesterday at a jewelry store. they shot one female employee, stabbed the other to death and shot and stabbed the owner who entered the hospital in critical condition. he tried to escape police but ran into ammunition while firing with them and they were able to arrest him without opening fire at the scene which was crowded with shoppers. they have not released the name of the suspect or the victims. >>> oakland police say there is no sign of a missing toddler three days after she was reported missing. 49-year-old john webb says he ls mother daphne with his mother who suffers from dementia. the little girl was gone when he returned. webb says he and his wife had

these archer thing to the east. these are drifting to the east.a better chance for rain this afternoon. a very comfortable airmass across the midwest. that nice humid air will be moving eastbound. a mix of clouds and some sun. warm and humid. maybe some thunderstorms this afternoon. high temperatures in the upper 80's. a front will go through thursday night. into friday and saturday, it will turn a lot less humid. high temperatures in the mid- 80's. then the heat and humidity comes back early next week. >> we are learning more about what happened inside the cockpit moments before it crashed. was there an equipment malfunction or did someone make a mistake? hallie jackson has a look at this morning's top stories. >> here in washington, investigators have the cockpit voice recordings. they are listening for any clues about what might have happened. the pilots thought the throttle was on autopilot but that was not the case. investigators are talking about how that plane was designed. they are finishing a fourth interview with the final pilot. the air

a highly skilled archer can hit the target even with eyes closed. implements and equipment used in the various forms help to focus concentration and strengthen the power of the will. 

a highly skilled archer can hit the target even with eyes closed. implements and equipment used in the various forms help to focus concentration and strengthen the power of the will.  >> a three-way free trade agreement is in the works. how will that change global trade? >> the indian rupee plunges against the u.s. dolar as the country's central bank leaves interest rates unchanged.

a highly skilled archer can hit the target even with eyes closed. implements and equipment used in the various forms help to focus concentration and strengthen the power of the will.  >> they have got a deal. china and the eu put aside their differences on solar panels and made a deal. i am phillip yin. >> i am michelle makori in times square, new york. it is a big m&a monday.

a highly skilled archer can hit the target even with eyes closed. implements and equipment used in the various forms help to focus concentration and strengthen the power of the will. >>> hello and thanks for joining us on nhk world, this is "newsline." >>> the number of people killed in egypt's weekend unrest has reached 80. this is the highest figure since the july 3rd ouster of mohammed morsi. morsi supporters and security forces clashed in the capital of cairo and elsewhere from fri

police spokesman says officers got a report around 9:had a last night of a shooting on state and archer streets. investigators say the 32-year- old victim was talking to someone on the sidewalk when the gunman walked up and shot him. the man was rushed to the hospital where he later died. this is san josi's 27m homicide of the year. san francisco police have identified the suspects gunman in yesterday's jewelry store killings and say he is 23- year-old barry white of antoff, booked on suspicion of two count counts of murder and serv counts of attempted murder. police say he shot and killed another fale employee and stabbed the other to death and shot and stabbed the store's owner. that male victim remains in critical condition tonight. >>> it's now been more than three days since the disappearance of an oakland toddler and police say they have no new information to share on her whereabouts. the father of 21-month-old daphne voila webb says he left his daughter and mother in a car on international boulevard wednesday morning while he went into a market. when he returned he says the littl

it happened before 10:00 at state and archer streets. a man in his 30s was on the sidewalk talking with someone when he was shot. no suspects are in custody. the shooting is san jose's 27th homicide of the year. >> the father of a missing 21 month old girl plans to join in the search for his daughter today. he talked to alan wang as he was released from jail. >> even though i'm out of jail i'm still not free. >> when 49-year-old anthony webb marked out of the market he says his two-year-old daughter was fon gone from the suv. police can't find anyone who saw webb with his daughter that day or in the previous weeks. >> i don't know who saw me to tell you the truth. like i said i'm a home body. my mom is a at home. i talked to to my wife every day where she is at. she is in the background. >> his wife has been in a drug rehab program for almost three months. she hasn't seen the child in two weeks. >> have you ever seen the baby's life in danger? >> i don't wanted to say that. i'm already sad. i don't -- i know the mother loves her. she gav

the city happened near the corner of state and archer street. police say a man who appeared to be in his 30s was talking with someone on the sidewalk when he was shot just before 10:00 last night. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police say witnesses heard multiple gun shots but there are no suspects and no motive in this case. it's the 2nd homicide this week. in san francisco the investigation continues today into why a gunman opened fire inside a jewelry matter in san francisco killing two women and nearly killing a man who is now fighting for his life. >> a suspect is rining, east 38. might be a 221, black male, white shirt. >> okay. suspect running. >> fire. >> shots fired. >> that's the police dispatch that shows how quickly officers found themselves in the line of fire after coming face to face with the armed man who was covered in blood. the shooting happened inside the victoga jewelry store. tod . >> after a day of shopping inside the san francisco gift center in jewelry matter turns to chaos. >> four or five shots and people runn

melissa: you have not had conversations in good fai because we had the ormer mayor archer on last nightlaming unions for not coming to the table to have forthright discussions and really putting things on the table in terms of cuts. do you feel like you came to the table? >> we certainly came to the table, althougg the last three -- the only three opportuniti we've had to meet with the representatives were in the nature of presentation, not in terms of sitting down and having an across the table discuion as to what alternatives and proposals are. certainly, before we can give a counterproposal or other thoughts and suggestions, we needed access to the data. we needed access o the information they we lied upon. some of that information is not complete yet as of in this point in time, and, certainly, we had the information, much of it for the better rt of three or four weeks here, some just in the last two weeks. melissa: push come to shove, what are you willing to give in i hear you sayg you want to know what's out thee to be had, but what are you willing to give? >> caller: well, you kn

it happened 9:45 last night on state and archer street.ing with someone on the sidewalk when a gunman walked up and shot him. he was rushed to the hospital, where he later died. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> new information about the man killed in a large apartment fire in redwood city. the san mateo county coroner's office identifies him as 48- year-old darren michael pine. more than 20 people, including several firefighters, were hurt. nearly a hundred tenants left without a place to live. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. but officials believe it started in the victim's third floor apartment. >>> happening now, all four run ways at sfo are open this morning, and we just talked to the airport duty manager, who says there are minimal flight delays. runway 28-left opened last night, two days ahead of schedule. it was closed for nearly a week because of last saturday's crash. workers laid down a thousand tons of new asphalt, replaced navigation lights, and removed jet fuel that had spilled from the aircraft. asian

let's go right to former detroit mayor dennis archer for more.ed it has come to this mayor? >> i'm surprised and i'm surprised that it came so quickly. i think the emergency financial manager and his team was forced to go into bankruptcy by a filing of a lawsuit yesterday by the general fund and the police and fire pension fund

i used to double date with her the archer brothers when we were both in our teens. she's an absolute sweetheart. her son fell through a skylight and had severe brain trauma. and it's the story of what they went through and how they survived as a family and how he's doing and if -- i think you'll find it deeply, deeply -- >> that sounds great. sounds like a great story. >> thank you for sharing that book. >> i'm doing an encore thing for both of us. you introduced me to those pants called lisette pants. >> i just bought three more pair. >> these pants, by the way, they feel like high-waisted pants but they don't look grandma but they cover up the part that needs to be covered. they are slimming pants. they are called lisette pants. >> the most comfortable pant you'll ever, ever wear. >> and, by the way, whatever your size is, they -- they are a size smaller in these. >> i love that. >> you feel skinnier just by getting them. anyway they're like 119 bucks. >> you know what, you'll live in them. honestly. >> those are the ones you wore in this morning? >> yes. >> what

let's go right to former detroit mayor dennis archer for more. are you surprised it has come to this mayor? >> i'm surprised and i'm surprised that it came so quickly. i think the emergency financial manager and his team was forced to go into bankruptcy by a filing of a lawsuit yesterday by the general fund and the police and fire pension fund filing a lawsuit naming the governor and the emergency financial manager saying that the governor did not have the right to give the emergency financial manager the ability to go into bankruptcy because their pension fund are protected by the state constitution. melissa: you and i have talked about this a number of times and we have does abreed in the past here. it's incredible that it ultimately has come this. you thought a long time ago if you could get everyone in a room they would come to an agreement because bankruptcy was going to be so painful and so difficult for this city. what went wrong? >> i don't think that the unions were prepared to come to the table with the same kind of mind set that the pr

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their abandoned housing, while under mayor young, we built 120,000 new family units, under dennis archere new estates created. jefferson village, morgan estate, herb estrada has created two whole new villages with many single-family housing, condos, and apartment units. so there's some progress being made. it's just that the help that detroit had for many years from outsiders just happened not to be there anymore. >> let's talk about your church. a good indicator of where detroit is going. you heard in the introduction, 10,000 back in the '60s, is the list of your membership. it went down to about 300 in 2010. how is it now? how's your church? >> we're pedaling along. we're at about 450 in regular attendance each week. we had to prove that to our lenders not long ago. that's a paradigm shift in church. i'm sure you've read the articles from princeton university on the death of the black church, and the black church searching for identity. a church born through slavery, pushing through voter rights, that was afrocentric for a moment. now it's in a transition. >> what's the transition goin

. >> burkett is a master archer the other warriors set up a target for him from 90 yards away. to see it for themselves in their track chairs. this powerful device is helping these warriors who served the nation regain their independence. >> the track chair would definitely come in -- we love being outside. but it's not just me, it's all of us. >> in washington, jennifer griffin, fox news. >> jamie: let's hope jen can report more progress on those track chairs and our bravest. this july 4th does have extra significance for hot spots down the jersey shore. how one business owner is helping show the area is stirred, not shaken, after super storm sandy. plus, a big come back for a very special lady are after that storm pummeled liberty island, we will take you there live for a look at today's reopening. but, first, shear a july 4th message from a member of our military. >> hi i'm specialist danielle, third united states infantry regiment the old guard from tampa florida, i would like to give a shoutout to my there. also happy independence day. the capital one purchase eraser. i ca

i work with dennis archer who was the mayor of detroit. bhe when he was running for that office in 1993 we drove around the city and i saw all these abandoned homes and all these signs of blight. i said do you really want this job? because already these signs were very alarming. and the fact, andrea -- and you spoke to it -- the boom of detroit wag built around one industry -- the auto industry. even when the industry was doing well, productivity set in. it takes one worker to do what ten workers used to do in an auto plant today. so the auto industry is coming back but they need fewer workers to do it, certainly fewer blue collar workers. even the workers there need more training to run these robotics in these factories so the town really bore the brunt. population decrease and tax base decreases. one thing, there is a kind of revival in downtown detroit. 90% occupancy. a lot of young people moving down there. there is a spark, a core that is hopeful but they have a monstrously difficult problem ahead of them in terms of unwinding their f

take a look at shares of archer daniels midland.ervice that cargo has recently held has explored the possibility of buying adm's cocoa business. back in june a statement was issued saying they were in discussion about a possible sale of the business. tyler, back to you. >> thank you very much. june may have been a tough month personally for steven cohen as the feds circle his hedge fund sac but a sincht story for his investments. sac capital posting a 1.5% gain for the month comparing to a 2.1% loss for the average hedge fund, according to early estimates by bank of america and mayoral lynch. for the year sac is up about 8.25% after fees. the s&p is up more than 12% in the same time period. sue? >> keeping our eye on onyx, reports that several large pharma companies are expression interest in the company. the irs telling tyco international it will not allow $2.8 billion in deductions and interest in its u.s. tax returns. tyco's subsidiaries actually owe hundred of millions of dollars in taxes and penalties,ed a credit card issuer ca

years of following politics, you know, it was a city -- i remember the first reform move of detroit, archer elected mayor, replacing the young era. there were a lot of cities that did that. the first marion berry mayor. but one mayor couldn't change things because you had 30 years of cronyism. it was a machine of politics. if i told you -- if i told you that a city on the border of america's largest trading partner couldn't figure out how to diversify its economy, you would have to say, it's not just poor city governance, poor governance on -- it is sort of remarkable detroit where it's located is not -- ended up in the position it's in. >> but the bigger issue here, because this detroit and what the governor's mentioned and other communities and other urban cities is the result also of public policies at the national level, when it comes to trade, when it comes to the failure to invest in manufacturing, to watch all of our jobs go abroad and not have a response. the other thing that grates many, people, we could bail out the banks at a very hefty price, or the auto industry at a very hefty

politics, you know, it was a city -- and i remember the first reform movement of detroit, when dennis archercted mayor, sort of when they replaced in the coal man young era, it was that first attempt. and there was a lot of cities that did that. you saw here in washington, d.c., and you saw these attempts. you know, one mayor couldn't change things because you had 30 years of cronyism. it was a machine. >> but if i told you -- i'm sorry, if i told you that a city on the border of america's largest trading partner couldn't figure out how to diversify its economy, you have to sit there and say it was not just poor city government, poor business leadership, poor governance -- it is sort of remarkable that detroit, where it's located, it ended up in this position. >> you know, the bigger issue here because this detroit -- and what the governor has mentioned, and other communities and other urban cities is the result also of public policies at the national level when it comes to trade, when it comes to the fair investment and manufacturing to watch all of our jobs go abroad and not have a respons

those of you out there who have never heard of it, think of the edith bunker character and beverly archer's character on nbc's "mama's family" during the '80s have made me -- >> host: michael, what's your question for harriet washington? >> caller: okay. with even people with even more serious medical problems within united way agencies, usually in art therapy and music therapy, i'm really concerned about what may happen to them with corporate patents and with efforts to repeal obamacare or some mistakes within obamacare itself and so forth. i have questions about three concerns. does obamacare cover mental illness, and if so, what changes does it make with federal or state government or private for-profit insurance companies or nonprofits like blue cross and blue shield. >> host: you know what? michael, i apologize we're going to have to leave it there so we can get some more callers in. harriet washington. >> guest: hi, mike. good question about obamacare and mental illness. obamacare represents a huge step forward in the treatment of mental illness, but what's interesting is mental illne

representatives just passed a farm bill provided billions of dollars in welfare for giant corporations like archers daniel midline and monsanto and whatnot i don't know specifically which the companies are but i'm assuming you know the largest ag companies but not literally not one penny for poor people or for working people and particularly for working people i mean you know the the wal-mart employees are among the largest single group of people in the united states who are taking food stamps if we can't even get food stamps passed through this congress how can we get something like a good program for for child care and it's just it's well let me just say that women make asli more than half of this of the country and of our electorate and i think that it's important for us to lay out a neck of economic agenda that really does work for women so that we can galvanize them for the kind of support that you talk about i mean it is wretched that the congress that the house of representatives passed a farm bill without nutrition without meals on wheels and food stamps and school nutrition programs these

the zach foundation was established to honor zachary archer cohen who drowned when his arm got caughtdrain at age sixties. i spoke with zachary's mother and cofounder of the zach foundation about her efforts. >> my husband and i started the foundation after we lost our 6-year-old son zachary in a pool drain entrapment in our backyard pool. his arm actually became stuck in the pool drain. so we -- zachary was a really good swimmer. we didn't know that could happen. and so we began our journey to teach, you know, other families throughout the country how to be safe. >> and you have so many different ways you're doing this. very informative website, by the way. >> thank you. >> folks can check it out. you have camps to make sure that people know how to swim safely, to be aware of the dangers that you said yourself your family didn't know this could pose such a problem. >> yes. so we started these camps that originally were greenwich, connecticut, which is where we live. after having them for two years, we had the opportunity to partner nationally with the boys & girls clubs. the zach cam

for example, the archer daniels project in illinois will dplon strait an integrated system in an ethanol production plant. the prompt is under construction, and it's nearly 50% complete. future gen2.0 successfully completed phase one and phase two commenced in february of this year. they are focused on design and engineering. there's demonstrations on storing co2 in a variety of formations like enhanced oil recovery. enhanced oil recovery remits the most attractive option for storage to produce substantial quantities of oil and permanently storing co2 in geologic formations. there's six projects employing and two employing underway across the united states. as with saline storage projects, eor projects are subject to rigorous monitoring, accounting, verification and technology procedures to ensure their safety and effectiveness. today, nearly three out of four coal burning power plants in the country are equipped with technologies that trace roots back to the department of energy's advanced coal technology program. the office is to ensure that this important resource can be developed and