he has called for mass production of ballistic missiles, not simply maintaining a program.alculation is he has never really been made to pay a price by thrj administration, not even the sanctions and also thinks he has a two-year window of opportunity where he's going to have an american president who certainly going to take no serious further action an" this is his breakout window. >> but he doesn't need to break out. why not go to the edge if those are the terms that i described before are the real terms of the deal, he can go right up to the cusp of having a -- and doesn't need to risk world anger and gets rid of economic sanctions and europeans will start pouring cash in there because they are dying to do it anyway. >> the lesson we've had from breakout nuclear powers not just north korea but india and pakistan is that ultimately the world cannot contain a nuclear state so it learns to live with it on that safe terms. 1998, pakistanis and indians tested nuclear weapons and sanctions lasted four or five years and that was it. >> dan? >> the technology that iran is using,

they claim they have an intercontinental ballistic missile. personally i think they certainly have the expertise in the past. they have the technology to potentially deliver what they say they have area i don't think as a commander we can afford -- we can afford the luxury. >> do you think they have a functioning mobile launcher? they have a launcher that will carry it at this point. understood,ure i what is your assessment right now? you said they have the capability that do they have a functioning, miniaturize to nuclear device? >> what i am saying is given their technological capabilities , that they have the capabilities to put this together. demo what is your assessment about what it would take to get the other americans out of north korea? is there anything you can tell us about your assessment why the last american was out? >> that is not something i deal with as a military commander. i think the two citizens that hope northeld, we koreans will release the soon, as they should. my thoughts and prayers are with them and their family. it'

would you let isis develop intercontinental ballistic missiles? of course you wouldn't. you must not let the islamic state of iran do those things either. make no mistake, isis must be defeated, but to defeat isis and leave iran as a threshold nuclear power is to win the battle and lose the war. >> a message to world leaders from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu this week with the deadline for reaching a nuclear agreement with iran now less than two months away. the warning comes amid reports that president obama is considering a deal that would ease economic sanctions while allowing tehran to keep a large part of its nuclear program intact. "wall street journal" foreign affairs columnist bret stevens joins us with more. how cloes is the administration to cutting a deal? >> the administration will cut almost any deal that the iranians will accept. >> are they close? >> not as close as they think because they're negotiating with rouhani and his foreign minister mr. zarif who do a pretty good job of seeming reasonable and moderate but the decision maker is the sup

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last had a dimple or damage to the ballistic glass.that was not recognized by the housekeeping staff until the curtains had been told in preparation for the first -- for the president's and first lady's return. >> how was it that the secret service personnel prior to the that,eeper finding they did not do the proper assessments, inspection of that location in order to identify that until four days later? >> i will be happy to have a discussion with you in a private session, but typically the private residence of the president and the first lady is that, their private residence. >> i understand you are not able to discuss the exact details of some of the security protocols in this open hearing, and i look forward to asking you more detailed step i step questions about the exact protocols that failed, the missteps by individual agents, and that's and breadth of this review of the investigation of this incident covers. has there been any disciplinary action pursuit against any of the personnel who failed to follow proper protocol to date?

in light of the increasing threat of north korean ballistic missiles in order to respond efficiently to them, korea and the u.s. agree to highly appreciate the principles and concepts set forth in the comprehensive countermissile operations of he alliance. secretary hagel also commended the republic of korea's contributions and efforts to support reconstruction in south sudan, participate in p.s.i., and other efforts for world peace and stability. we agreed to continue cooperating closely to respond to regional and global security challenges. secretary hagel and i highly appreciate the practical cooperation in the cyber domain between the republic of korea and the united states and agreed to further promote space and cyber cooperation between the ministry and department in the future. finally, i assessed this year's 46 scm as having been a crucial opportunity to further consolidate the alliance and would like to express my deepest gratitude to secretary hagel and the pentagon officials who offered a heart felt welcome and will continue to cooperate closely for another 60 years so we

a fingerprint, dna from a plastic bag, and ballistics from tacoma, washington. but even more encouraging to investigators, after analyzing the data, they now have the names of two suspects, john allen muhammad and lee malvo. he is a twice divorced gulf war veteran who converted to islam. malvo is an impressionable 17-year-old who, after growing up without a father, has found that relationship with muhammad. >> the information eventually got out over the local media. and the lookout for the vehicle was put out. >> may be driving a chevrolet caprice, blue, burgandy, 1990. and the license plate number nda-21z, nda-21z. >> sometime after midnight on october 24th, a truck driver pulls into a rest stop off the beltway. parked among the 18-wheelers is a blue chevy caprice matching the police description. >> i got a call from one of my sergeants and he told me the vehicle had been located. i remember it was a crisp and quiet night as we approached the rest stop. the area was contained. part of the story was there were a lot of truck drivers there. they basically had put

land-based bombers as well as hundre of intercontinental ballistic missiles. defense and service leaders have vowed to impmprove standard the 70's. we met with major general herrick stack. i asked him to update us on how the service is restoring confidence in the nuclear career field. >> as disappointnting as the failures that you pointed out -- i would like to make the point that our nuclear deterrent for , it has air force been performed for decades in an outstanding manner. there were times wheree wished we had a little better focus and we did not have the crisis and problems we have had. i feel very good about where we are and where we are heading in a nuclear deterrent operations of the united states air force. leadersp arere providing what our air force considers consistent, persistent focus. we are working on a multitude of issues to continuously improve our deterrence. we have done superbly for decades. the airmen are doing a very difficult job and know what they're doing is important. and they strive every single day to provide it turns as t the ony s

sayissouri, police ballistic evidence shows a man fatally shot by police opened fire first. an off-duty officer killed vonderitt myers after approaching a group that he was standing with on the street. myer family insists he was unarmed, but only a sandwich. the missouri highway patrol says residue tests and ballistic evidence supports the officer's claim that myers fired at least three times before the officers shot back. the killing has sparked new protests as demonstrators rally for justice two months after the fatal shooting of michael brown. a top labor leader and champion for public education in chicago has been diagnosed with a brain tumor. karen lewis, the president of the chicago teachers union, has led the struggle against school closures and privatization of chicago culminating in a teachers strike that made national headlines two years ago. her medical condition will prevent her from running against chicago mayor rahm emmanuel in next year's mayoral elections, a move she had been strongly considering. a recent poll had placed lewis ahead of emmanuel by nine point

make radio isotopes on their intercontinental ballistic missiles shoot out to iranian shooting earth. that's absurd. theying marry bombs. >> i'm not suggesting that i believe that i know they have intercontinental ballistic missiles as well. there is only one reason for that do you have that position is they will allow some they will agree to some enrichment of uranium? >> they say it ownly and brief has to be clear that what is being discussed and the u.s. is very open with us as befits close allies. to the extent that you veer away from no enrichment. from no centrifuges and you start moving away from that then it becomes a bad deal and you move further away and it becomes a very bad deal. and to the extent you get close to the position where they will have no enrichment capacity or minimal that becomes a better deal. we will see where it ends up on the spectrum. i think it's the overwhelming issue because these militant islamic groups ora jet streams, whether iran or isil or hamas, they all have a fanatic ideology. they want to have their domains expanded and ultimately they at the

the fans ballistic and why not? because madison bumgarner was flat out ridiculous.he first complete shutout game in the world series since back in '03 for the marlins who closed out the yankees. the guy is electric and unbelievable this postseason. i got the hall of famer frank thomas with me. a couple of world series champs and nick swisher and gabe kapler. i'm kevin burkhardt. we look at what madison bumgarner has done. fifth postseason game of seven plus innings and zero runs and tied for glavine for the most ever. in his world series career, guys, you're talking about 31 innings pitched and one run allowed. he is making a case to be the best world series pitcher of all time is what he is doing. gabe, look at him tonight. all i saw were corner, corner, corner. what did you see? >> we know that madison bumgarner has one of the most elite fastballs in the game but tonight he deployed a devastating slider. more accurate than with his four-seam fastball with that slider. i don't know if i've seen a more sensational performance from a left-handed pitcher in a postseas

forces have been wary ever since china conducted a test to destroy an artificial satellite with a ballistic missile seven years ago. >> some countries have the ability to limit -- you know, to remove satellites or limit satellite communications so we have to practice working in a communications-denied environment. >> reporter: u.s. military officials are building up facilities and capabilities in guam as a base to counter china. they've deployed more submarines and bombers, and they plan to transfer marines from japan's okinawa prefecture to bolster their numbers on the island. >> so this is really as close to the u.s. -- that the u.s. gets to asia. so when you're talking about any kind of force protection or force projection, we are much closer here than almost anywhere else in the world. >> reporter: competition between the u.s. and china is set to heat up as the two powers vie for supremacy in the region. charmaine deogracias, nhk world, guam. >>> time for the latest in business news. more people are turning to smart phones and tablets, but that's not welcome news for the people at hewle

louis, the shooting of meyers, and the police are saying they have ballistics evidence saying he firednd the family saying it was a sandwich. and we say, we are not sure what happened here, but how has that fed into the mood of the people who are here to honor michael brown and to hold the protests this weekend? >> i think etc. really important to understand that the specifics of what happened with mr. meyers, the killing of mr. meyers, and whether or not that matches with the specifics of what killed michael brown is irrelevant. the issue that we need to be discussing and the issue that underlines all of this is the issue of the distrust that the community, that the residents, that the people that are gathering here in this region have for the police, and it's not a distrust that was born out of the single incident, the killing of meyers, the killing of michael brown, this is a distrust that is generations old, with a collective understanding and a collective experience, specific experience, that people can say about what has happened to them that demonstrates that they do not trust t

an explosion there in 2011 left 17 dead, including the head of iran's ballistic missile program. >> we have this coming up on the news hour... scared of the future, the indian workers that pled. plus, with the family members of the 43 missing students and they have taken over the toll booths and the highways. >> formula one driver remains in the hospital after a crash on sunday. we have the latest on his condition. >> in brazil, the runoff voting is held later the month to choose their country's next president. on sunday the current president failed to win out right majority and scoring 41% of the vote. she's going to face the candidate. 34% for him. third place going to the social party. now in august she was ahead in the polls after taking over. we have more now. >> upbeat but not re-elected and not enough votes to avoid a runoff. >> i have to move forward and continue with each of the voters to change brazil. >> but the story of the night, who made a dramatic late surge and finishing in second. the message to get the economy growing coupled with a strong last debate, the candidate n

last had a dimple or damage to the ballistic glass.that was not recognized by the housekeeping staff until the curtains had been told in preparation for the first -- for the president's and first lady's return. >> how was it that the secret service personnel prior to the that,eeper finding they did not do the proper assessments, inspection of that location in order to identify that until four days later? >> i will be happy to have a discussion with you in a private session, but typically the private residence of the president and the first lady is that, their private residence. >> i understand you are not able to discuss the exact details of some of the security protocols in this open hearing, and i look forward to asking you more detailed step i step questions about the exact protocols that failed, the missteps by individual agents, and that's and breadth of this review of the investigation of this incident covers. has there been any disciplinary action pursuit against any of the personnel who failed to follow proper protocol to date?

so the case had witnesses, a ballistics test and confession. behind a young widow, four maureen who has had to stand up to misinformation about the case. and for reasons that have never made sense, jamal has been championed the world over by death penalty opponents. whenever i'm educating someone about the case in addition to what i've already told you, i always like to point one fact. abu jamal's brother, william cook, he saw it all. his words to police upon their arrival were "i ain't got nothing to do with it." and he's never testified on his brother's behalf. let me say that again. the brother of the man convicted of killing the cop has himself never taken to the stand to tell a different story, and he was there. in 1982, a multiracial jury heard the case. they convicted abu jamal and sentenced him to death. for a quarter century, an endless cycle of jamal appeals made a mockery of the judicial system. he had a long list of celebrity supporters, ed asner, whoopi goldberg. a straight was renamed for him in france. mpr gave him a radio show a

. >> the airplane is equipped with a ballistic parachute system that can be deployed by the pilot in the event that he or she believes that they can't complete a safe landing and then the parachute lowers the airplane to the ground. >> reporter: the company that owns that helicopter has voluntarily suspended its operations to provide assistance to the ntsb. the federal investigation is expected to take about a year. in frederick, andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> in the meantime we are learning more about the survivors of the collision. those in the olney business community tell wusa9 they are stunned to learn who was in the plane and helicopter crash. a service manager at a rival auto business says he's known the pilot involved scott graeves, more than 20 years. that manager and others describe graeves as an active community member and tell us he donates to the boys and girls club and his business graeves auto and appliance is a long time family run business, first in wheaton and then olney. >> it just so happens i turned root on right as it happened because -- the radio on right as it hap

. >> place say a 9mm handgun was recovered at the scene and ballistics awaiting. he was known to police and out on bound for a previous gun-related offense. a peaceful candlelight vigil was held for myers early in the evening and later in the night, more clashes between the police and demonstrators in a community on the edge over the distrust for police. >> who are you to decide when life is supposed to end. >> that was my baby. >> the myers family has seen all of the protests that have occurred here in the community and they know about more protests that are planned and they are asking demonstrators to be peaceful. and in terms of when myers will be buried, they said they are still so grief-stricken, they haven't had a chance to plan his burial. erin. >> thank you very much. and don't go anywhere. he will stay with us and we'll bring in criminal defense attorney and prosecutor paul cohen. paul, let me start with you. police say that this teen-ager, vonderrick, fired three shots at the officer who shot back 17 times. they say he did not have a gun. and let's show

would you let isis develop intercontinental ballistic missiles? of course, you wouldn't. then, you must not let the islamic state of iran do those things either because this is what will happen -- once iran produces atomic bombs, all the charms and all the smiles will suddenly disappear, they will vanish. it is then that the ayatollahs who show their true face and unleash their aggressive fanaticism on the entire world. there was only one responsible course of action to address this threat. iran's nuclear military capabilities must be fully dismantled. [applause] make no mistake, isis must be defeated. but, to defeat isis and leave iran as a threshold nuclear power is to win the battle and lose the war. [applause] to defeat isis and leave iran as a threshold nuclear power is to win the battle and lose the war. ladies and gentlemen, the fight against militant islam is indivisible. when militant islam succeeds anywhere, it is emboldened everywhere. when it suffers a blow in one place, it is set back in every place. that is why israel's fight against hamas is not just our fi

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. >> the airplane is equipped with a ballistic parachute system that can be deployed by the pilot in the event that he or she believes that they can't complete a safe landing and then the parachute lowers the airplane to the ground. >> reporter: again we're live now in frederick where you are taking a look at the operation to move that wreckage just now getting underway. by the way, the company that owns the helicopter has voluntarily suspended its operations to assist the ntsb. that federal investigation is expected to take about a year. we're live in frederick, andrea mccarren, wusa9. >>> the first ebola patient to contract the virus in this country is out of the hospital today. nina pham left the national institutes of health alive and healthy. >> reporter: i'm surae chinn at nih in bethesda where nina pham walks out of this hospital ebola free. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: supporters cheer as nina pham walks out of nih ebola free. she was surrounded by her medical team that cared for her, her sister kathy and mother diana. >> i feel fortunate and blessed to be standing

the fans ballistic and why not? because madison bumgarner was flat out ridiculous.he first complete shutout game in the world series since back in '03 for the marlins who closed out the yankees. the guy is electric and unbelievable this postseason. i got the hall of famer frank thomas with me. a couple of world series champs and nick swisher and gabe kapler. i'm kevin burkhardt. we look at what madison bumgarner has done. fifth postseason game of seven plus innings and zero runs and tied for glavine for the most ever. in his world series career, guys, you're talking about 31 innings pitched and one run allowed. he is making a case to be the best world series pitcher of all time is what he is doing. gabe, look at him tonight. all i saw were corner, corner, corner. what did you see? >> we know that madison bumgarner has one of the most elite fastballs in the game but tonight he deployed a devastating slider. more accurate than with his four-seam fastball with that slider. i don't know if i've seen a more sensational performance from a left-handed pitcher in a postseas

. >> this is a country that's near nuclear weapon state trying to reach the united states with ballisticissiles. >> reporter: that's why the cia will tune into north korean tv tomorrow to see whether kim shows up and in what shape. andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >>> on wall street today a volatile week continued as the dow suffered its biggest drop of the year a day after recording its biggest gain of 2014. today's sell-off being blamed on falling energy stocks, worries about the global economy as the dow finished down 334 points. nasdaq, s&p down as well. >>> still ahead for us this evening, a young newlywed, her awful diagnosis and a final wish that has reopened a very deep divide in our country. tonight, her story that has people taking sides in this. >>> also, a big secret revealed. the man who quietly saved the zoo, coming to the rescue of the animals and people who love them. >>> we're back here with a story that's generated a lot of conversation. it concerns a woman who should be enjoying the prime of her life, but instead finds herself making perhaps the most difficult de

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they went ballistic. you can imagine how exciting it's going to be when they see the mvp of the world series. everybody is really waiting for that to happen. of course we have san francisco's finest here or some of them. san francisco firefighters. that's another set of heros that we can all cheer for. >> ann, we're looking at juan perez and travis. these are -- juan and travis were alternating starts in left field. juan perez kicked that ball around at the end of the game. there's considerable debate, should kansas city have sent that runner home. >> he would have gunned him out. >> crawford had great position. >> he would have nail ed ed him. game over. >> quickly, finish out the 71 out field. willie mays. left? >> kenny hendersoner son. -- henderson? >> bobby bonds. >> that was before him. >> floats decorated. >> that's bryan sabian in the car. yeah, that is -- or was that -- >> i can't tell that is. we need to zoom in a little bit more. he's waiving from the deck. it's a gray haired guy. i think it's

washington gave up 3rd and 21 loses and deangelo goes ballistic. the next day?that was extremely frustrating. >> here's what we know. it ain't pig latin. it's great jock jargon. monday night could be special again. >> great jock jargon, sounds like some kind of soup. >> what are the chances of rg3 starting for the redskins? >> not much. >> wit we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. stop living with half-fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. so his homework won't be so half-fast. that is up to him. get a fios triple play online for just $89.99 a month and get $300 back with a two year agreement. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. you might have notice

washington gives up 3rd and 21, loses and deangelo goes ballistic. the next day?at was extremely frustrating. >> here's what we know. it ain't pig latin. it's straight jock jargon. monday night will be special again. >> here's a look at this rivally series, cowboys 6-3-42- 2 all time. since mr. snyder took over, that record is extremely lopsided, but on monday night football the redskins are holding their own, 8-7 in the cowboys favor. holden, dallas week doesn't have the same feel that it's had in the past. i know we've said this the past couple seasons. >> it just doesn't have the same feel because the redskins haven't been good and the cowboys have been mediocre. the season finale when tony romo choked and griffin led the team to the playoffs a couple years ago, but again it's kind of fallen to the back. it seems like every year we have this conversation. >> maybe the national spotlight will bring something back to it. cowboys, one of the best rushing attacks in the nfl, demarco murray incredible, first back in nfl history to post seven consecutive 100-yard gam

but it's just gone ballistic. there is no control of anything it seems like in immigration. so i hope the politicians will get their heads screwed on right and start fixing some of thse problems. host: allen, for those three things you listed, when you go to vote for somebody, are those the three categories you look at the most of whether you'll vote for that person or not? caller: well, all of those things outlined is very important. these are some on the top of the list but there are a lot of things on there. the economy, obamacare, all these things, you have to consider in the process. and a lot of them are very legitimate points. at the top of the agenda that's mine. and all of them are very important. host: catherine is up next from bowling brook, illinois, democrats line. caller: good morning. my big social issue is with health care, and i know obamacare is changing a lot. but with ebola, when -- and when you go into the emergency room, one of the first things they ask you is not how sick you are, but can you pay. my son lives and works in the check republic. he came h

the ballistic testing and file for testing. those records are all part of the collection. and some could look through them. >> but even when you said earlier, that is the rifle that oswald used, there are people listening to this that would say, that is not true. in him >> that's right. what i am saying actually is the opinion of the warren commission. i should state that i have no opinion one way or another on this. but that is how it is identified in our records. and so that is how i will identify it. this is a gray zipper jacket. and the interesting thing, this also ties oswald to the murder of tippit because the warren commission, according to the warren commission, this jacket found near where tippit was killed. near where they saw oswald taken after the killing of tippit. marina, oswald's wife, verified that this jacket was oswald's. if you read the warren commission report, they will give their opinion on this, that it does tie him to the killing of tippit. so, this is probably one of the more famous bullets in existence. it is sometimes referred to as him and himit

francisco tour guide goes >>here in america we dont eat turtles and frogs >> grant:mayor ed lee goes ballistic. >>theres just no way they can just say sorry >>whoosh >> grant:a puppy stolen by burglars. recovered by social media. >>whoosh >> grant: >> grant:we show you today's partial solar eclipse. this is a full hour of your choice for prime time news. >> pam:happening now: >> pam:a car has crashed into a restaurant in dublin, injuring some of the people inside. >> grant:it happened around 6:15 tonight at the taqueria los pericos, a popular mexican >> grant:pictures from the scene show a newer model ford mustang the restaurant. which is made up of floor- to-ceiling glass walls. >> grant:alameda county fire officials say six people were injured inside the restaurant. >> grant:two of them suffered traumatic injuries. the other four have non-life threatening injuries. >> grant:we have a crew very close to the restaurant. we'll bring you more as this story develops. >> pam:more than 100- recycling workers. going on strike soon in the east bay. leaving people to wonder, if the items they put out

rush of screamingly hot goodness, the chewy, deeply savory, fragrant, perfectly shaped and folded ballisticallypure pleasure. and the allure of shanghai-style pork chop served with the local take on worst shirt sauce. it's irresistible. >> so i really believe that the world is convergent and china will again be privatizing more and more. >> right. >> the difficulty nowadays, it's just the technology is so advanced, we don't really need that many people to do things that many people used to. in which the population is 7 billion people. the world probably doesn't need that many people working. the question is, what should human beings do? you know? how can you let them not do anything and they are still living a good life. >> right. >> i don't know. >> it's going to be difficult to face the whole world. >> what are is the future? i don't know. but to a great extent it is surely being determined here. is there a plan? probably not. only appetites. increasingly, the means to fulfill those appetites. the dreams and aspirations. who will drive the car that takes us to wherever we are going? they will

ballistics testing by new jersey authorities now link brown's .9 millimeter handgun to three previous. execution style murders that were committed on the other side of the country in seattle, washington. on the night of april 27th, 2014, 30-year-old leroy henderson walked home in the skyway section of seattle when he was murdered in a hail of ten bullets. one month later early in the morning of june 1st two men were murdered in the neighborhood of leshigm. >> terrorism came to my front door and took my son. >> dejuan anderson young's mother and his grandmother shelly shared memories of the young man. >> he was the sun that everybody wanted to have. he was just always wanting to learn new things, and he had a good work ethic. >> he was 11, he said i want to work. >> rather than asking for money, he would what can i do to earn money? i'll mow the grass. i'll, wash dishes. he didn't wait for opportunities to come to him. he created his own opportunities. >> he just approached his teenage years. snoo his sexuality, and he came out at 14, and he told me that he was gay, and, you know, that

they were in a hurry so helping measure inside the building they had to use the ballistics and instead, as you can see, they used ply wood and watermelons to stimulate people. but while they were getting prepared to sent the armed predator after bin laden, clark was having trouble getting the focus he thought on the administration. they talked about this first on september 4th, 2001 and many of the preparations were made, the ground control station was at the campus, neither the cia or the military wanted to take responsibility for pulling the trigger so they decided to wait. one week to the day later, of course, everything changed and the day after that three armed predators were on their way to take off and land over afghanistan missions. predator 3034 bearing no markers and controlled from the trailer park at the cia launched the first hell fire predator strike in afghanistan on the first night of the war there, october 7th 2001. a strike i describe in some detail. three days later, president bush asked why couldn't we fly more than one predator at a time. we taught to have 50 of th

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ballistics testing by new jersey authorities now link brown's .9 millimeter handgun to three previousicides. execution style murders that were committed on the other side of the country in seattle, washington. on the night of april 27th, 2014, 30-year-old leroy henderson walked home in the skyway section of seattle when he was murdered in a hail of ten bullets. one month later early in the morning of june 1st two men were murdered in the neighborhood of leshigm. >> terrorism came to my front door and took my son. >> dejuan anderson young's mother and his grandmother shelly shared memories of the young man. >> he was the sun that everybody wanted to have. he was just always wanting to learn new things, and he had a good work ethic. >> he was 11, he said i want to work. >> rather than asking for money, he would what can i do to earn money? i'll mow the grass. i'll, wash dishes. he didn't wait for opportunities to come to him. he created his own opportunities. >> he just approached his teenage years. snoo his sexuality, and he came out at 14, and he told me that he was gay, and, you know

episode which was very scary should be scare tow everybody if i were michelle obama, i would be ballistic. probably the young word to use, but she was very upset about the shots at the white house and i would be upset about the elevator incident. her performance on the hill was not helpful to the secret service or her continued tenure there. we were well past the mistakes were made phase and we needed to be into now the how is this problem going to be fixed. the thing that is striking about the secret service story is no matter whether you are with the president's party or in the other party, no one rational wants to see the president of the united states in harm's way. it's a national trauma. we have been through it too many times. we can't have this. >> let me play a little bit of john mccain to this point yesterday on this program. >> it almost doesn't matter what we republicans think about it. when someone as highly respected as congressman cummings and he is respected on both sides of the aisle and others voice the deep and abiding concern if not condemn nation, it's a matter of time

were part of the rums felt commission part of the late 1990s that were talking about the threat of ballistic missiles in rogue state. there's a lot of language of north korea being five years away and iraq being ten years away. that was report alarmist at the time and more importantly does the deterrent factor work against states that actually have to control borders? >> i think it was a good report. i think don did a good job chairing it. we all worked fairly hard on it. the problem with relying on something from that era is that something that bernard louis said, back in the cold war, we thought of mutual assured destruction as a deterrent. the problem now is for some countries it's an indeuvment. if the leadership of iran believes what some of them say and they would just assume die and have us die and we go to hell and they go to heaven from their point of view and it's all over, that's a very different kind of threat than russia bureaucrats and military officers i've negotiated with those guys four times. they didn't want to die to each according to his ability. kennedy: let's get into

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. >> you're going to get the ballistic report and then check the gsr on his hand and match it up and the casings will match the weapon. >> we'll see. >> is bob right, greg, that this is going to be a thing going forward or does this go away? >> unfortunately, he might be right. factually this incident is different. but due to a climate of racial conflict stoked by the media and an influx of outside activism, it's erased by feeling. it enabled someone like bob to take an incident that is different and say it's not surprising that it would occur here. you're generalizing based on a specific incident which we tend to see as bigoted or smearing if it you would do it in a group of people. the result will be anarchy that radicals can only dream of. >> i lot of people were upset with nbc news for putting out a tweet that talked about the officer killing the 18-year-old -- the white officer killing the 18-year-old black young man but never pointed out the fact that shots were fired at the officer first. don't they have that responsibility? >> well, they have that responsibility if they have

i went ballistic. >> did not not hear me destroying their business? >> i know it's probably the best description ever for woolworth. to hell with the rest of the companies. >> well, he missed that. apparently they're all in. great to see you. what are the opportunities like at the moment? he thinks everything is overvalued. >> a classic from a macro investor. it's been a tough time after all this quantitative easing. i think you have to go with the fed. today is the big day. maybe not this cycle. we see substantial opportunities in the corporate debt market. >> you're waging on every word or every line from the fed, as well. why is that such a big event for credit sd? >> so i think that that would be an incredible surprise. i don't think anything is expecting that. the recent volatility we've had brought up the question of how would that affect volatility. we're walking through this difficult time for growth. to the discussion you were having earlier, you have that same dynamic when it comes to corporate credit. you're going to have the wind to your b

there were reentries, two prior to mine had ballistic reentries, but fortunate they are still quite minor. we are in the early days of rockets but the only thing to get us past that is having a large number of flights behind us. and that's why we really have no choice that if we ever want to be a space faring nation, a space faring species, we have to push through these kinds of events and carry that torch forward. virgin's doing a great job. i agree with what peter and anusha and others have said, this vehicle had already flew 55 times and was on a powered flight, pushing harder and harder, detailed inspections after every flight. i personally have complete faith and confidence in virgin and they'll rebound after this and things will get safer and safer. >> anusha, people involved with x prize and richard is here wearing his x prize shirt. >> by chance. >> i'm involved with the x prize, you and your family funded the x prize. you say, big problem, got to be fixed, there will be a solution to fix it. but this is in the public domain, that was the issue, it was magical mystical to see rock