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i think that is the likeliest bad narrative.ark: it is unfair that the press plays such a big role. i don't know why a campaign whose one of their top five priorities is to try to get their candidate better relations with the press is launching in a way that would annoy the press. the expectations are skyhigh. the media expect this to run like an incumbent campaign. they will get back coverage for the bumps. john: why not announce it a week from now? because of all these things, it is going to be 200 reporters in des moines. she will be in a coffee shop and they are saying they will go low to the ground -- you cannot do that with 200 reporters. they will figure out a way to get a few in the room, but 200 -- that is abnormal. mark: if she delivers a great message, she can paper over these problems. coming this weekend. john: we will see. here are three things that hillary clinton does not what you seeing. trey gowdy, a blackberry commercial and our new bloomberg politics poll. we will have new results coming. the first four numbe

there are degrees of bad. it was going to be bad. once the bubble was up there in the crazy mortgages existed and derivatives existed, there were going to be big losses. but i don't think -- you can't rerun history. i don't think it would have been as bad without this decision to send the man to bankruptcy court. popular question by the way not the one you asked was anyone calling this correctly in 2005? they are the answer is maybe. you can find snippets of writing for this and that person including my colleague at princeton, paul krugman who is yelling in 2005 getting into big trouble. it was in a huge number of people and the people that were yelling were being called party 's and skunks at the garden party. the masters of the universe were sharing paying attention. postcode did carp work and do programs like that help? >> guest: gas and probably. i don't mean to imply every such program designed to backstab the failing financial system is going to work. we have across the ocean in a place called greece where there have been a lot

oh, my gosh, that was a bad number. what else was bad? think that was the start of a very bad reporting season unfortunately. not near as optimistic as i was in the past. >> wilbur, when we talk about these segments. what do we do for our viewers, real, real deal. last year, buying the dip was huge. you can look out longer term, do you still think that's a buyable option for the average investor, take advantage of these short-term pullbacks? >> well, it really depends on whether it's right on the earnings thing. to me, i don't agree. the preannouncement of quarterly earnings have been very negative. not very positive. the ratio of negative advance warnings to positive is as bad as it's been for quite a few years. the people making the earnings don't quite agree. >> you would say keep your powder dry a little bit. >> it might be early. >> well, very clear the issue here. if corporate profits are down this year, the market is not going up. even if it is the only place to be. you must have a growth in corporate profits to sustain profits fro

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and that's when i found out the water was bad. one spill would have been bad enough for someone like dj. several years ago, many residents in the town of prenter say they began to notice that their water smelled strange. >> it started out, they didn't know what it was exactly couldn't explain it, so they started doing tests and found multiple chemicals and pretty much all the wells through here. >> were they able to clean up the water? >> no. they ran city water up through here >> wait, wait,wait, wait... so they ran city water? >> they ran city up through here and gave it to everybody >> ok, 4 or 5 years ago, you realize water is contaminated. you get on city water from charleston and then that gets contaminated. >> we're choosing from two evils here. it's either water that we drank all of our life that we're used to by now that is contaminated or water that we just got that is contaminated. >> dj told me that for years mining companies had pumped coal waste into the ground near prenter, contaminating the well water. community su

, then no i don't feel bad. i know in my heart she didn't do it. >> her letter in february was an outpouring of love for her family. an apology for no providing a better life for them. and then acceptance of what's to come. >>> in egypt egypt there's been attack on a police station in the north sinai region. in cairo, three people were killed when a bomb went off. the area is home to a number of embassies and it's not clear who's behind that attack >>> four people have been kimmed and more than 20 have been injured in a suicide attack in northern libya. it happened in the east of the city. the suicide bomber targeted an army checkpoint. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has appeared on u.s. television to again argue that a nuclear deal with iran is bad for everyone. iran's government has warned it won't hesitate to return to its nuclear activities if the west doesn't hold up its side of the agreement. >>reporter: a few days after the announcement of the agreement of a frame work to limit iran's nuclea

decision that sent even brothers to bankruptcy court if it ever would have been as bad as it was. but once the bubble was up there there would be big losses but i don't think it would have been as bad for that decision. of a tougher question is to call this correctly in 2005 there the answer is maybe including my colleague at princeton who were yelling already in 2005 it was in trouble but it wasn't a huge number of people and those that were yelling were called party coopers the masters of the universe were assuring us it was okay. >> host: did t.a.r.p. work with programs like that help? >> yes eight and probably yes. i don't mean to imply every such program is going to work for example there was a lot of programs you could say were from t.a.r.p. that did not do very well. the government put potentially $700 million at risk in fact, it only deployed about 450 max that is still lots of money. it deployed that many fairly intelligently that doesn't mean they did everything exactly right to. so clearly even those would go back to do that differently but by and large the money was de

not too bad here. over an inch for san roselle.we still have a little bit of moisture off on the coast. still a little bit of an unstable unsettled weather. most of it we're done with. tonight as you're having to sit here looking for some chance of showers as the sleek. --as you sleep low 40's also in fairfield. low 60s in downtown san francisco. here is your crown--kron 4 news 7 day forecast. milder temperatures starting on thursday taking us through the weekend >> reporter :and the a's gorgons the rangers and bad news with the giants coming outup ♪♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪♪ >> reporter :welcome back everyone. how would the giants fare in their opening last night? it looked good early for bruce bochy. buster posey flexing his muscles.unloading on rubby de la rosa for his first home run of the season.2-nothing giants.posey: 3-3 here is the bad news he str

it was also part of alternative nation. >> you are the bad guys.for watching the show. you can follow his on kennedy nation and send us an e-mail anytime at fox business.com. ow,u dobbs on fox business. lou: good evening, i am lou dobbs, the united states world powers and iran resuming nuclear talks in vienna, iran has 50 billion dollar reason to agree to a final deal with new report that obama state department is not ruling out giving iran a $50 billion signing bonus if it brokers an agreement. we take that up with john negroponte. and hillary clinton attacking herself. reportedly saying that our economy requires a quote, toppling of wealthiest 1%, we will examine her queen of

but there are some bad once out there. and i don't want to see anyone get shot down the way my brother got shot down. we have all seen the video, and if there wasn't a video, would we know the truth? or would we have gone with what was reported earlier? but we do know the truth now. and i just ask that everyone just continue to pray for my family that we get through this, because we do need prayer. becauseporary changes things. it changes things and justice will be served. >> the victim's brother anthony scott will be here live in a moment. stick around for that interview. ed lavandera has the story of this latest police shooting. >> reporter: when the video start, walter scott is turning and running away from the officer. eight shots and four seconds later the 50-year-old man falls to the ground at least 25 feet away pronounced dead at the scene. as the body is pronounced dead, the officer is heard yelling "put your hands behind your back." immediately after the shooting in this south carolina town in north charleston he

think that testimony was compelling the first time we're punishing the obligate acres because of the bad arcs between hosted and non-hosted and we're trying to come up with that number without that framework. >> first of all, we don't get that information from the hosting platforms whether or not something was hosted or non-hosted but oftentimes more than one posting we don't get feedback from hosting platforms and second we have a provision that allows someone to have an unlimited nights of hosted up to 5 romance in rh districts what the ordinance does it created a loophole not needing a registration for the bed-and-breakfast we want to close that will that. >> i think the one to one on the miser owners is two low for hosted rentals and giving the testimony kind of you know looking at the testimony but maybe two it is too high for non-hosted those are the people trying to get at the bad acres that are taking the rentals off the markets and leasing. >> we could keep the cap for number one hosted maybe scott want to talk about that. >> anytime we make that distinction as mr. star pointed

this data has been decidedly bad. there's been a bunch of bad data in a row.ink we're going to see a move before september if even then out of this fed, and, again, the pressure from around the world on interest rates means that the fed does have some leeway to make the move on longer-term rates especially depending where they pick to attack, but i don't think it's going to have a real monetary move in the united states on rates. >> and walter isaacson, we welcome you into the convo here joining us remotely. if there was ever a day -- steve jobs' name was just invoked an hour ago on our debate on tesla. that stock was up 7% and people going back and forth on whether it is or is not going to be a game-changer here. is it fair to make those comparisons between elon musk and steve jobs? >> yeah i think both of them were extremely innovative people, willing to take risks, willing to think different to use the phrase steve used. we don't have that enough in our innovative economy today. everybody is a little bit too cautious and careful. so when you look at true vi

hong kong is very bad.you compare with china, thailand, or philippines, i think hong kong is okay. >>> unbelievable. >>> welcome back, everyone. a british man is charged with manipulating the stock market back in 2010. in what was called the flash crash. it caused the dow jones industrial index to plunge 600 points in minutes before quickly bouncing back. authorities say novendis singh sora flooded the record with sell orders, heavy supply and drove prices down. he then canceled most orders before they could be executed. prosecutors say that sora made millions buying and selling futures as the market fell and rebounded. microblogging site twitter announced plans to fight internet trolls. yea. the company says it will use more enforcement tactics, temporarily suspending accounts. a time-out for abusers if you like. twitter will also take a harder line against people who threaten users as well as the those egging the abyeuser on. the company is developing ways to block recipients from receiving bullying tweet

they were supposed to be the bad guys, a bad country filled with bad people, right?g we're going to be perfect tomorrow. everybody seems to be saying, you know, in five -- see us -- look at us in five years. today that's a pretty reasonable attitude. >> new libya! >> this is a place that's filled with a lot of extraordinary people who have done an extraordinary thing on very short notice under very difficult circumstances and at a very difficult time, who are continuing to do the best they can. and i wish them well. ♪ >> they down look friendly. who are i guess it wasn't particularly friendly, the current power. they look like they're coming from or going

so not a bad start to the day. we should see increasing sunshine through the afternoon.fternoon high at 65 degrees. again late afternoon temperatures not bad, 63 by 4 o'clock and then even in the evening just some clouds around with a temperature near 60 by 8 o'clock. around the region we go. enjoy the mid 60's tomorrow so milder close to average. at the shore 58 degrees. chilly in the poconos mid-50's for the afternoon temperatures. but coming up in the seven-day forecast, each day we kind of warm it up a little bit also some rain chances. we'll show you the seven day in a few more minutes. natasha back to you. >> thank you justin. >>> grief in camden after a teen was killed in an early morning shooting. police found 18-year-old jamir bullard suffering from a gunshot wound other 1200 block of mechanic street in camden. he was rushed to cooper university hospital where he later died. so far police have not made any arrests in this case. >>> also now thousands of demonstrators marched through the streets of baltimore maryland, protesting the death of a man who died in pol

the first four numbers are all bad for hillary clinton.ad number 1 -- her favorability number is down to 40%, the first time it has been below 50% in any bloomberg poll since 2009. that number 2 -- 72% of democrats and independents say they would like to see hillary facfe a stiff challenge. just 42% of democrats say they would definitely vote for hillary if she is nominate. bad number four, about a quarter of democrats and independents say she was not completely truthful about the e-mails of benghazi. that is a quaddeckaer of badness. which of the numbers is the nastiest? mark: i think it is the issue of people wanting competition because we are dealing withh this extraordinary situation -- very qualified woman. we have not seen a coronation of this before of a nonincumbent. a lot of democrats would like to see the competition. if she performs great, if she reminds people wow, this is why we put it all -- all are tips on her to win, i think she will be ok but those numbers are bad. john: the one i look at his favorability. horserace number

a bad kid. >> yeah. always trying to instigate people to fight, trying to get restrained. >> so what happened in the two and a half years that you have been here? >> i can honestly say i woke up one day like, "oohh i don't want to do this no more." >> i learned how to reason before i do my actions i learned how to control anger a little bit i learned a little education. >> what made you realize it was fun to learn? >> honestly like i've always liked to learn it was always there but i never actually took the time to sit down. i never had the will. i never had someone to push me and when i came here, like i said, some staff here helped me out with that. >> has having mentors helped you? >> yeah i'd say it's helped me out a lot. >> how? >> just their life experiences some of them can relate to me. some were in bad situations, some try to push me some actually, i got love for once. some affection, so they showed me kindness and all that. >> so you had to come behind bars really to get some attention and affe

. >> have you ever seen anything this bad? >> this is a new low.ill: as you think the mayor is behind this? >> absolutely. >> always a bridesmaid never a bride except she is always a broad ten times in fact. a terror plot against the us bill: the story take a crazy turn. bill: you are chasing a story in wild wild west new york where politics has turned pretty ugly again. >> not much knew here. the campaign and political infighting has been a staple for years. counting down to the last days. take a look at this wire. racist, homophobic data messages. in the letters box. there it since then a strong reaction. >> have you seen anything this bad? the neighbors are worried about it too. they told me what they observed from this flyer. >> you can tell. it obviously was not just printed out and copied off. i had to go. i met with the mayor. no knowledge of the flyer. >> it's childish. i would not put it past them to have this made up. >> actually, thinks it could be his putting it out there because it is so cartoonishly bad it makes them look more despera

>> it's so bad.hink of an organization less equipped to control a drone fleet than the post office. first, there's so much wrong with this. first of all just from an environmental point of view 98% of the stuff they deliver is junk mail you don't want cruising around your neighborhood in these not energy-efficient 1960s trucks. this would only mean you're going to have more noise in the sky, more junk mail because they'll use technology to lower the cost of delivery and rub out the middleman to chuck rocha's point. it's ruining the skies, annoying you and delivering more junk mail. if not flat out banned there should be a zero noise rule because that is not making the world a better place. >> i thought joe mass was a gadget guru. i completely changed. gary b. what do you think of this? >> we've just heard from all the luddites from the panel. don't listen to chuck. chuck made a friendster post with his comment, so he's a little old school if you will. john has it right. the ship has sailed. you can't

what makes us look bad is when there has been one conviction for murder. that makes us look bad. the routes of the story goes back and runs deep. it follows comments made by the zulu king. he said foreigners must pack their bags and go home. denying responsibility for what ensued. he said if he wanted foreigners killed the country would be reduced to ashes, and wanted the media investigated for its coverage of the speech. between the president and the zulu king, they cover the messenger. >> there's no suggestion that the media were inaccurate, only that they quoted it out of context. i don't sow the evidence. i think it's fine to have an investigation. but more important is to call the king to account for his behaviour, for his lack of responsibility, and when violence broke out. >> maybe the programme was if the headlines say the king says people must go, it's the headline, and not everyone reads the story that is in the newspaper. i think more so they are approaching the situation, it's responsible. accurate. this is a problem that political leaders don't take responsibility fo

deal our making money off of them once again we talk about bad apples theirs bad one side everywhere i ask you to support supervisor campos amendment or whatever it is and mainly because we need regulation we need to know who's doing airbnb we need to know how often they're doing and so they can pay their fair share of taxes oh, there's too much this and that but the navigate they're trying to cheat somehow and i don't think it is right people they're going to be doing airbnb sharing our house is one thing having an entire empty building to do at&t park a wrong do we want people to live here or tourist to come hornl honesty to god it is simple decision. >> >> thank you. next speaker please. >> hello, i'm a 18 year san franciscan resident 14 in the mission i'm a homeowner and small business owner and father of two and i've been an around host in the mission for the last 3 years the income that has jade from airbnb has loudly my family to cover the cost of health care because i'm a small business owner i pay for health care on my opinion my own it is not clean up any cap or restriction

a bad deal. it leaves the terrorist state of our time with a vast nuclear infrastructure. this is a deal that leaves iran with the capacity to produce the material for many nuclear bombs and it does so by lifting the sanctions pretty much up front. iran will have billions of dollars flown to it not for hospitals or schools or roads but to pump up its military machine which is busy conquering the middle east as we speak. >> and netanyahu also challenged the president's position that without diplomacy there could be another war on the horizon. >> i think the alternatives are not this bad deal or war. i think the third alternative is standing firm and ratcheting up the pressure until you get a better deal. everybody understands that instead of putting the pressure on them to change their policy in fact the opposite is happening with this. they're getting a free path to the bomb. the drop in oil, these sanctions are becoming more effective. and then once they're at the table, why let up on those sanc

but recently it was revised saying it may not be as bad as we thought. does that mean you can eat all the easter eggs you want? >> eggs are very important today because they represent birth and rebirth. that's why they're a symbol for easter. supposedly we can have 300 milligrams of cholesterol a day without any problem whatsoever. and what i want people to know going to make get it in your as much in your own body. in other words, you're going to stop producing it in your liver. you can probably have a couple eggs and your blood cholesterol is not going to go up. they're loaded with vitamin d. yolks are a great energy source and have a lot of protein. the only people that i want to watch out for eggs are diabetics. there's evidence with diabetes, if you eat too many eggs, your risk of heart disease goes way up. >> i think the american heart association is very clear about this. and that's where the confusion is, one we say cholesterol is not good for you. then we come back and say cholesterol is perfect for you. you need cholesterol to make your hormone

not too bad but a couple of issues.o outside and show you what it looks like on the boulevard. traffic is moving fine. we have report afternoon accident northbound on the boulevard at front and the inner drive, stick to the outer drive. in new jersey, 42 freeway we're dry and clear no problems in turnersville blackwood or deptford. >> reporter: we have cooler numbers with american of the northern and western suburbs in the 40s. of 45 in pottstown, 46 in warrington. 49 in chester. across the river in south jersey, 48 in cinnaminson. 50 in woodbine. 52 in avalon up and down the state of delaware from hockessin to dover it's the low 50s. as we head through the day not as warm as yesterday. 66 degrees by noon, 68 degrees by 3:00 p.m. high of 69 today that's going to slide in early in the day around 2:00 p.m. around 6:00 p.m. we're cooler, 63. errand running noon to 3:00 p.m. would be good hours to do that. >> thank you david. >>> this one turns the stomach a case of mystery meat solved in the tennessee cafeteria. the meet w

they are not all bad.ah. >> this actually at one time belonged to apache oil, and apache oil, i approached them to donate to the parrish and they did. >> what has bp done to restore it? >> nothing. >> not a dime. >> not a dime. it's a shame that we have to pay for something that we had no responsibility of committing this. >> we've reached out to bp and invited representatives to join us here on "the ed show" and declined our invitation. you can see their full statement on our website at ed.msnbc.com. politics nation with al sharpton begins right now. >>> we start with breaking news protesters under way outside the western district police station in baltimore. hundreds have gathered in what so far appears to be peaceful demonstrations over the death of 25-year-old freddy gray. those protests starting just about an hour ago. it all comes on the same day the justice department announced it's looking into gray's death for possible civil rights violations. the 25-year-old suffered a severe spinal cord injury a

>> this is a bad sequel to a bad movie. the government has to give you money for closing costs and the down payment. that means you shouldn't be in there in the first place. and the u.s., for all of these programs that fannie and freddie do ranks 37th in the world in terms of the rate of home ownership. this is a case like most government programs less would be more. let the economy thrive and home ownership would go up. >> austin, is this history repeating itself? >> on this particular thing, i don't think so. i mean the closing costs are too high. they have ridiculous fees. in another context if you propose this, people would be saying, it's a crazy tax increase. so if it's not increasing the debt load of the consumers that could be a good idea. but i agree with steve, that if we just reinvent fannie and freddie in the way they were before then shame on us. i mean we ran through that movie and it was privatized. >> i think we all agree on that. are we giving away too many freebies? government-sponsored to homebuyers? >> y

but first. >> there is always bad things happening in the city and bad things happen in the country too. >> after the break the brutal crime at one castro valley ranch and the clues authorities uncovered to help them catch the culprit. >>> welcome back to mornings on if p there is a cow killer on the loose. alameda sheriff needs your help. john noticed a few cows went missing a week ago. he recently found them shot to death in a pasture that he does not regularly check. two that were amonth away from giving birth. now john also says the shooter cut off one of the animals ears and stole a week old calf. be >> maybe it's something that makes them feel good that they did it. it's not cool. i wish i found the people. >> he estimates his loss at nearly $50,000. investigators found .9- millimeters near the ranch. anyone with information is asked to call the alameda county sheriffs department. >>> san francisco police have released a surveillance video in the hopes of finding a man that robbed a drugstore. the man can be seen jumping over a counter. he then demanded prescription narcotics incl

not bad. i think the clouds are starting to thin out little bit. which we like that look on a sunday sunday, we like that. we take a look outside right now, if you were watching over the last little bit of time, you probably noticed that the clouds looked thicker from the very same view stat took thin out. at the shore looks little bright their, at least my gauge on it, but still cold enough wandering around in ski jackets look like they could be you up in the poconos. temperature right now 49 degrees in philadelphia. >> in the 30's allentown and the poconos finding temperatures in the 40's, as we go along the beach area, so, 45 in ocean city, 47 avalon, 45 in cape may and boy will those towns be getting crowded. as we go into the next season, rehoboth beach does not look bad. temperatures in the 40's, there, as well. this is they seem like they want to move to the south. getting carried out by system moving from north carolina headed out to sea. that would be a nice, nice thing for it to do t

they decided bad news is bad news. today, people are reassessing that. the market made back half their losses before dudley spoke. dudly basically said, hey, look, we'll watch this stuff, and, you know, the dollar started to -- the dollar started to weaken. and dudsly said that things will turn around quickly. this may be an aberration of the number. liz: i don't know. so scott, we're looking at a volatilelit vol volatility index down three sessions straight. is it an aberration? >> i don't think it's an aberration. (?) >> go ahead. >> all right. yeah. i don't think it's an aberration. i think you've seen investors falling asleep at the wheel here. they've been pushed out so far out. we have a lot of people in the asset bubble of equities which might be too high. so, yeah, i think the vix has fallen asleep. way too much complainsy in the market. might be two years or 18 months or six months, but something has to give. we can't have all-time record high equity prices and an economy that can barely get out of bat. >> i know. but, again, same story year aft

where sometimes good is bad and bad is good because of the wall street expectation game.ou lose money, walk your stock take off. don't believe me. did you see mcdonald's and yum brands today? in the meantime, chipotle grill, phenomenal numbers, stumbled big time. despite all the gyrations of the market, the sort of sense the market is in trouble, we finished this session just inches away from all-time highs across all the major indices. so don't let the lack of main street enthusiasm stop you from changing your life. let's do it. it's hillary cramer's time of the year. i'm charles payne. watching "making money." we have all the pros. david nelson. he's your chief strategist. steve forbes. looks a little familiar to you guys. matt mccaul founder of penn financials group. scottie nell hughes, tpn news director. and hillary cramer, president and cio of cramer capital. and steve cortes, bgc trader and senior strategist live with us from chicago. let's do it. dig into the first real, real deal. all right, steve forbes, you know, it's been a nerve wrecking season. we have these

and -- >> probably not for a bad agreement. >> probably not for a bad agreement.ou're absolutely correct. i think the beside agreement ultimately will be defined by the issues of sheriff's. nobody trusts anybody in this deal and all the stuff about you can't trust the iranians they don't trust us we don't trust them. that's a given. let's quit talking about that. we have to have adequate verification procedures, and that is what i think the congress is going to be looking at. when you look at the context of the agreement, perhaps michael and i would disagree -- i think given the status quo, compared to this outline as described by the state department, and i underline that because there's clearly a disparity between what the state department has outlined and what -- but begin the state department outline, compared to the status quo a number of centrifuges being dropped from 19,000 to 560 operational, a volume of low and rich uranium being dropped, and the other provisions in this, and the basically fundamentally changing the plutonium operation and fundmentally ch

no, it's bad idea. don't do that. but i'm just joking, but -- [ laughter ] so now -- i'm just comparing the current truth to assistance poll sick tick systems, politicians from iran to the united states. in the current parliament there's not many problems. they are already in agreement and the supreme leader if the supreme leader decides something, especially this current government, i mean parliament would approve it, definitely and right now they approved. the supreme leader has created a new term which was you know, very, very new for us, at least in here and i think also for you, and the term is so-called heroic flexibility, and so that is finished, and all in the same page, but in here, we don't have such a system, more a democratic system we have here, and between administration and the congress, we have a lot of difficulties so let me ask you, please accept from the panel access idea of comprehensive deal. we have much more problem. secondly, i don't agree expressing the idea about the idea we extend six months

is that a good or a bad thing?> what do you think president obama's biggest accomplishment has been. >> becoming the first african-american president. >> after becoming president he didn't accomplish anything else? >> well

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. >> it was bad. there was a lot of concern about excessive use of force, concern about isolation and separation concern about inadequately trained staff. >> a settlement has been reached in a case from 2005 between the aclu and children youth and families department. the lawsuit stemmed from problems at the cyfd center in springer where fights constantly broke out between detainees and sometimes the guards even got involved. the aclu filed the suit saying the cyfd wasn't doing enough to make sure that detainees were safe and getting the help they need. >> like i said- i was a kid. you know what i mean? i thought that was just how it was supposed to be... so, but now i look back and that was no way to live. >> he got his high school diploma but says he was never taught anything. eric moved the federal system at age 20. the aclu has gone back to court twice since, accusing new mexico of not moving on reforms from their settlement. that was all before cambiar. >> within just a few seconds of us starting

>> bad start. maybe he can save it. >> let me just ask you a few more questions and you can answer if you want and not if you don't want to. i think we've got three more minutes on our agreement. >> your foot is starting to jump. you better get to your next question. >> nope. >> one question left. let's make it a good one. >> you've talked about your relationship with your father and the role of all of that and the dark period you went to taking drugs and drinking and all of that, and i just wondered whether you think you're free of all of that or whether that is still -- >> i'm sorry i really don't -- what are we doing? >> i'm just asking questions is all. >> bye. >> i'm sorry. >> it's okay. >> thank you. >> you seem okay, but are you getting a little diane sue yes, sawyer-y. >> is this how you act when lou daabs asks about your pet? >> yes but there is more punching involved. >> as i settle -- settle down you are not woodward and bernstein. ask questions about the hulk buster armor. don't ask que

are these bad apples? how would you describe the system right now in >> i think there's a combination. there's a lot of bad apples and a lot of people just see a black male and stop him and do things to him and assume he's done something wrong. he was not doing anything eye contact and he ran because a lot of people are afraid of the police. he was young and ran. but old people sometimes can't run and they get beat up or get jerked around for about an hour. we sued the police department about seven years ago for almost $1 million where they took one young boy and drive him to the county and took his shoes and left him. he tracked down a baltimore county police and brought him back. with the help of the aclu and the naacp, they got sued. now we have people that don't want money, they want their sons alive. so the community, i'm sorry this happened, but the police have to get their act together. >> you have a police department there that's fairly mixed there, black and white officers. what is the continuing

now in the eighth inning and this is a bad bad day for washington baseball. all right while the nationals are flailing and falling and stumbling all over fenway we found a smooth as silk local athlete running through washington at the cherry blossom 5k. >> i have a love for the sport. tim: dixon is getting faster with age. >> having run for so many years, i'm addicted to it. no question about it. tim: dixon is 90 years old. sunday, he ran the cherry blossom 5k. >> i'd be lying if i said i wasn't tired. tim: dixon took up running 40 years ago when he was 50. he's been derailed. >> i was hit by a car while i was training for the reston triathalon. broke my pelvis in a number of places. tim: detoured. >> i continued running until i had the right hip replacement and that was in 2008. tim: but never deterred. and sunday he finished the 5k. >> i ran a 47:01. tim: two minutes faster than he did last year. >> yesterday at the race many people saw me running and came up to me and said congratulations. and keep going. and when they asked my age, one of them asked my ag