jesse benton has been questioned about this. he is being charged with five counts which include making false counts and conspiracy. the president of the eagle eating fish rand paul super pac, this guy john tait, is facing four counts. another one is trying to cover up the whole scheme. jesse benton shared the stage with rand paul four months ago. as he ron all that/rand paul lifer and he is now staring down the barrel of a five-count federal indictment. they are schedule to appear in court. jesse benton said through a lawyer that he is eager to go before a judge. he said it is a politically motivated investigation. this is a big deal. it was a big development last month alone when the rand paul super pac announce that had they barely managed to raise any money at all for the rand paul campaign. the super pac raised the lowest total. now maybe we have an inkling behind it. maybe it is because eagle videos not so much, they may soon be going to prison. they've had other thing on their mind than getting rad paul elected. joining me

because it announces benton's ambitions to be a major player in american art.'s ability to combine his awareness of the power and glamor and allure of poll wood with the traditions of painting in which he was so grounded. and his desire to both confront our myths as well as try to create them, i think it's fan nateing and i hope people appreciate the stories he was telling about america. on think one of the things that's great to take away i from seeing his paintings ask what a great crafts man he was. on you dedicated he was to his techniques to his methods which he developed in response to the motion picture city way back in 1920s. >> the exhibit is on display now at the pee bot you h essex musem in massachusetts. thanks for watching the news continues next with randle pinkston. >> >>> closing guantanamo bay. a white house plan to shut down the guantanamo bay prison hits a road block over justice department objections to the transfer of high-risk detainees on american soil >>> a safety measure. we have been clear from the podium and elsewhere saying there's n

jessie benton said he will clear his name.at big political gun no longer pointing at him, adam's path looks prieter and clearer than ever for this democratic star to be to run against rand paul and try to take away his senate seat next year. that brings us to the other big problem for rand paul, which is why there is good reason to believe that rand paul might reasonably quit the presidential race as early as this weekend. that's because tomorrow rand paul has to be home in kentucky trying to persuade two-thirds of the republican party in that state, two-thirds of the republican party's executive committee which is 340 people. he has to be home kentucky tomorrow, off the campaign trail, instead trying to purr suede his home state, home party to vote to do something that would be a huge favor to him but it would be terrible for kentucky republicans and i don't think there is any reason to believe he's going to get that vote. and i think that might mean he will have to quit. i'll explain why next. if you have moderate to severe

jesse benton received a summons. he appeared and pled not guilty. dimitri kesari had his home visited by the fbi. and this tape i'm about to show you is tape that was obtained by msnbc's anthony turrell. and it shows the raid on dimitri's house. it took place at 6:00 in the morning. fbi agents came in with their guns drawn, woke up the whole family that morning. watch this. >> come on down. put your hands on top of your head and come down. come on down. put your hands on top of your head. just go outside, please. receipt outside. your dad home? is your dad home? is your dad home! >> they're sleeping, okay? they're still asleep. so don't be that scared, okay? >> i can't even see. >> we'll bring you back in in a second. >> mr. kesari, dimitri, come down! >> fbi agents calling out for dimitri kesari. he was in iowa where he was indicted the next day. but that fbi raid on his house, they rolled up to this house at dawn with their weapons out, and this was not for some violent crime, right? this was for an alleged campaign finance violation. look at that

until jesse benton got indicted.at's why the headlines in kentucky state politics were so apocalyptic when those indictments came down. the three ron paul, rand paul operatives got indicted earlier in that bribery scandal. turns out those guys, the guys who got this federal indictment, they are not just leftovers. two of them run rand paul for -- the rand paul for president super pac. and one of them in a really high stakes year for kentucky republicans, one of them is the key operative in all of republican politics in kentucky from rand paul to mitch mcconnell to this effort to try to spike the career of the democrat who kentucky republicans are really most afraid of in terms of the way he is going to move up. jesse benton had been dispatched to do that to try to help rand paul. had to step down from everything, though, to fight these federal charges laid against him. he pled not guilty yesterday in federal court, he says he will clear his name. of course with that big political gun no longer pointing at him, adam's

jesse benton received a summons to appear in federal court upon being indicted.this past thursday and pled not guilty. but ditmytory kasari didn't just get a summons. he had his home visited by the fbi. and this tape i'm about to show you is tape obtained by msnbc, anthony terrell and shows the raid on his house in suburban virginia earlier this month. the raid took place early in the morning, like 6:00 in the morning. agents came in with their guns drawn, woke up the whole family that morning. watch this. put it your hands up and come on down. everything's fine. put your hands on top of your head. let's go outside, please. right outside. is your dad home? is your dad home? >> is your dad home? >> he's sleeping. still asleep. don't be that scared. okay? >> cool down. cool down. >> i can't even see. >> mr. kasari, did imytory come down. >> he's not here. >> fbi agents calling out for dimitri ca se ri. searching the house. turns out he was in iowa where he was indicted the next day. but that fbi raid on dimitri ca se ri's house in virginia was an intense scene. mul

host: chuck joins us from benton, washington. our guest is bernie sanders from a rally in south carolina. chuck, go ahead please. guest: senator sanders, i am honored. my wife and my 18-year-old daughter watched tonight. we were very moved. i was a supporter, but they were believers now. i was born in the eisenhower ministration. i look at that time and see a great country that invested in infrastructure and made great strides socially and was a people of peace. i think we were great at that time. you are restoring that. and i thank you, sir. sen. sanders: well chuck, thank you very much. i think you make a very good point. like david eisenhower -- was the eisenhower, president from 1952-1950 was a moderate republican. he was not a radical. , under theunderstood eisenhower administration, created a highway system. and we did a lot more. what has happened, family, since that time -- sadly, since that time, the republican party has long forgotten eisenhower heritage. they would now be left out of the public and party today. -- the

one of him is named jesse benton. he is now running the superpac supporting kentucky senator rand paul. benton's defense attorney says this is politically timed, clearly in advance of tomorrow's debate where rand paul has said he finds it suspicious they all do and this has nothing to do with the 2016 rand paul campaign. it's the 2012 campaign. and it's the last the kentucky senator will be talking about it. unless he gets asked questions about it tomorrow night, bret. >> that's right, we'll see. carl cameron outside the queue. thank you. >>> we are less than 24 hours from the first of two debates tomorrow. the opener begins as we said at 5:00 eastern. coverage of the primetime event starts at 8:50. >>> self-described socialist bernie sanders has pulled even sort of with hillary clinton. in the latest survey of new hampshire voters and that's just one of the things clinton has to worry about this evening. the other, fbi agents digging around trying to learn more about her private e-mail server. here's chief white hous

jesse benton is as tied to rand paul and ron paul as almost anyone.is for a campaign that was already struggling this is a psychological blow to the campaign. >> and the president's speech on iran yesterday, saying basically the option is this deal or some type of war which was the quote that he had there. i would imagine that these candidates today will be put on the spot to say what they then would offer up. >> yeah, the most fascinateing question will be -- a lot of republicans have answered this. but i wouldn't be surprised if they get this again. if you're president, what would you do on day one with the iran deal? scott walker and other republicans have said they'd rip it up on day one. some of the practical realities of how that would be perceived by america's allies as well as the international community would be put pressure against such a move. it will be fascinating to see the answers they give on that question. >> and what would they offer up as a solution. thank you very much, mark. >>> coming up, the end of an era. jon stewart's impact o

>> reporter: jasmine benton was thrilled coming out of a job fair for oakland public schools. says she was hired. >> i am working on my credential at usc right now but i have passed, and i have a bachelors in social work. >> reporter: with school ten days away, the district is doing all it can to fill 70 spots during a nationwide teacher shortage. >> we have the rebounding economy, so college graduates have many more options. we have seen a sharp decrease in the number of individuals coming out of credentialing programs. it's been brewing for several years. >> reporter: they have a number of strategies to try and deal with this. and they're taking it classroom by classroom. >> it could be bringing in a retired teacher who has a relationship with that school community. it could be assigning someone from a substitute pool. >> reporter: she says wages for oakland teachers have improved and there are other incentives. administrators say a starting salary is just over $42,000. the average closer to $56. $79 if you include benefits. this is a new teacher teaching the fourth grade. >

his name was calvin benton. hauling things around, putting things together. on the other, the fourth member of the team was russ. thehis prime concern was apparatus that we used to measure the simultaneity of which all the detonators were fired on the bomb itself. there were 32 of them, and it was our job to measure the degree of simultaneity of those detonators fired. that was where my previous six. my previous experience had come in. russ was in charge of the recording of that data, done in a bunker half a mile west of the tower. so we had to pull in all of the apparatus to make those measurements. got all that stuff ready, running cables up to the tower, to the bomb, to carry signals back to the recording apparatus. so that was the secretary measurement -- plus, including the technician. that is what we were doing. actually, it was two or three days after the test when lowry made a very quick trip into the book or to retrieve the film in which the data was recorded. and unfortunately, when it was developed, it fell -- radiation had just been too much for i

here's thomas hart benton, he is not the famous painter from missouri. he is a congressman from missouri for 30 years that no one remembers. edward everett. here he is. something of a child prodigy. he was a professor of greek at harvard at age 21. he became the governor of massachusetts. he seceded -- succeeded daniel webster as secretary of state, but basically a forgotten person. henricks is kind of interesting. this is his portrait. he was vice president under cleveland. but he only lived for 9 months once he took the office. he died in office. a year later, he appeared on a bank note. this is it. it is called the tombstone note. you can see why. his portrait looks like it is on a tombstone. john knox, long forgotten, a comptroller of the currency from 1872, to 1884. so much for thayer's admonition about posterity judging on the fame of people. this person is a complete unknown to probably 99,999 people out of 100,000. william marcy was a senator-governor of new york. he appears on a very high denomination, $1000 bill. this is the equivalent to 18,00

host: chuck joins us from benton, washington.s bernie sanders from a rally in south carolina. chuck, go ahead please. guest: senator sanders, i am honored. my wife and my 18-year-old daughter watched tonight. we were very moved. i was a supporter, but they were believers now. i was born in the eisenhower ministration. i look at that time and see a great country that invested in infrastructure and made great strides socially and was a people of peace. i think we were great at that time. you are restoring that. and i thank you, sir. sen. sanders: well chuck, thank you very much. i think you make a very good point. like david eisenhower -- was the eisenhower, president from 1952-1950 was a moderate republican. he was not a radical. , under theunderstood eisenhower administration, created a highway system. and we did a lot more. what has happened, family, since that time -- sadly, since that time, the republican party has long forgotten eisenhower heritage. they would now be left out of the public and party today. -- the public and p

and plus, a spotlight on thomas hart benton, his work is getting attention for the first time.hy pictures of americana are so important. and more about hilliary clinton's email server in a few minutes. >> oh, yeah, that's a hot one. >>> the working class community is coming together thanks to artwork. a group of 14 artists spent months turning the hillside into a mural to change it's gritty minute. image. >> reporter: it's the biggest mural in mexico. a makeover for a poor barrio. graffiti artists have spent more than a year painting 200 houses, together with young locals like francisco, better known as monkey. he's the one climbing up the ladder. >> i feel good. proud to be part of this. because in the future, my children are going to see this and how the neighborhood looks good now. >> the mexican government funneled the scheme to turn around the neighborhood known for crime and violence. it's all about putting the youth to work and giving them a positive environment says enrique gomez. ex-gang member and now leader. >> art can change people's lives, and it can generate socia

trooper steven benton was a 13-year member of the force. investigators say he responded to reports of an erratic driver and a pickup truck. once they found that truck, kevin bagel got out and opened fire with a sawed-off shotgun and taunted the trooper as he was on the ground. police arrested the accused shooter and he's expected to face a first-degree murder charge. >>> authorities in new york city are looking for the person who shot a member of bill de blasio's security team with a pellet gun. it happened outside de blasio's home in new york city. the female security guard was shot in the back and taken to a nearby hospital with minor injuries. two people were questioned and no one has been arrested or charged. we should have said mayor there instead of governor. >>> investigators in kansas city are still looking into what caused a massive fire at this abandoned store overnight and the store was closed for 25 years and in the process of being demolished and they tried to keep the flames from spreading into neighboring businesses. >> no on

jesse benton allegedly paid a state senator in iowa to support paul's father-- ron paul-- in the 2012ublican presidential race. two other ron paul supporters are also facing federal charges in the case. u.s. companies will have to start disclosing the pay gap between c.e.o.'s and mid-range employees. they'll have to spell it out in the form of a ratio. the securities and exchange commission voted today to require most publicly-traded firms to release that information-- beginning in 2017. wall street struggled for direction again today. the dow jones industrial average lost ten points to close at 17,540, the nasdaq rose 34 points and the s&p 500 added six. still to come on the newshour: president obama's warning to opponents of the iran nuclear deal, the top ten list: republican candidates prepare to take the debate stage in cleveland and much more. president obama today stepped up his full court press against critics of the iran nuclear agreement. in an address staged at the very place john f. kennedy delivered a speech pressing for an arms deal with russia in 1963-- mr. obama linked

was sitting a claire in the basement of his house watching television when a car claim flying down bentonenue and right into his house. he had just missed -- it just missed hitting him. >> all of a sudden i heard a large explosion behind me and the whole house shook and i shook. >> reporter: the impact knocked 85-year-old carmen adamo right out of his chair. he was cut and bruised but alive. he thought there had been an explosion. >> smoke, dust all flying about me and it knocked me right out of the chair. >> reporter: carmen made his way upstairs and had to crawl down a fireman's ladder to safety. his next door neighbor in the twin house was jolted out of bed by the impact. the car burst into flames inside carmen's house. >> within no seconds it just flame like crazy up in the roof. i was like my -- i thought within one moment i thought my house is going, too. i was like wow. >> reporter: everyone got out safely including the driver of the car. police have charged 34-year-old katherine ryan of rhawnhurst with dui and other offenses. carmen says she came into his life at exactly the wrong

influential, in my career, he gave me my first movie role and then he produced late show, which bob benton directed, and. >> rose: i recently saw a documentary about him and i thought it was amazing in terms of the independence. >> and he was here at this table many times. >> i am sure, yes. >> but it was the fierce independent democrats he had but nashville being the movie it was, a guy coming along like that can have a real impact. >> well, he did, how lucky for me to be the first movie, and i was -- i was just coming off of laugh in, really, most people thought of me as ernestine. >> and i met -- >> rose: what did you think of -- >> well, i am not sure. i think he thought of me as -- when he needed a sympathetic character like the woman in shortcuts. >> rose: right. >> -- who runs the boy down, he wanted somebody that the audience would still be empathetic towards, and even while briefing the boy, and that is what i heard him say one time, or scotty or someone said it to me. and i don't know what he saw. because when i did nashville i thought well i could have done seven or eight of the

the issue with the e-mails and whether classified materials mishandled, benton said she did not read classified e-mails from her private system. former president jimmy carter both hold a press conference to talk about his cancer treatment. last week, ex-president carter said a liver surgery discovered liver can't -- cancer and other parts of his body. the press conference will be here live at 10:00 in the morning on the east coast and 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. overfl got tough questions the four-game suspension of tom brady. in new yorkcourt sounded skeptical that brady took part in this game to deflate footballs. brady and roger goodell have been told to appear in court on august 31. those are your top headlines. olivia: let's get you started with the five things you need to know about this morning. starting with number one, u.s. stock futures are sliding in the red ahead of the open, and equating equities will extend losses for third straight day. her are concerns over china's impact on emerging impacts -- markets and global growth as china's central bank injected $23 billion in

the charges involve what benton accused of doing in ron paul's 2012 presidential campaign and concealing lawmaker in 2011. two other members of ron paul's 2012 campaign have also been indicted. and now to this viral video that shows a confrontation as a southern california restaurant and all about freedom speech and in this case the freedom to speak spanish. a woman berated by another customer for speaking spanish waiting for a table with her son. her son recorded the incident. msnbc tried to identify the other woman involved seen in sunglasses. this clip has been seen online with an outpouring of intense reaction. the reporter from our nbc station knbc has more. >> when i shared it on facebook i just shared it for my friends. >> you have the feeling to speak about what you're saying right now. >> reporter: carlos vasquez said he has no idea the reaction he would have. >> you are stupid. >> reporter: he explained to us the frustration as his mother and an unknown patron in koreatown exchanged words. >> i speak english, too. >> inside i was upset. i was more upset when my mom started to c

. >> benton county oregon district attorney john haroldson. >> the dna evidence was in the form of bodily what had occurred in that van. >> the commingled dna indicated that brooke had been raped so joel courtney was charged with that crime in addition to kid p kidnapping and murder. >> so you've got him in corvallis, near the point of abduction, you've got evidence that she was in his van, that he assaulted her in that van, the only thing you don't have is brooke wilberger? >> yes. >> you charge him with the death penalty? >> correct. i believe it was justified by the evidence we had before us. >> news of indictment hadn't leaked out yet. joel courtney sat in a new mexico court hearing on that case and he was served with the oregon charges. >> they came to court, gave it to me, i gave it to the defense attorney who gave it to courtney in the jury box with other inmates. and he starts laughing. when he's reading death penalty, death penalty, and he's laughing. >> he's laughing? >> he's laughing and he's showing it off to all of the other inmates like this is a badge of honor somehow. >> w

. >>> three members of ron paul's presidential campaign including jessie benton have been charged bytment of justice. of concealing payments to an iowa lawmaker in 2011. bepton who was ron paul's 2012 campaign manager now heads up rand paul's super pac. >>> boston mayor marty walsh announcing he will officially file an ordinance with the city council that would prohibit the use of smokeless tobacco at sporting events next year. he was joined by kurt shilling who blamed the chewing tobacco for his recent bouts with cancer. >>> back to you and i'll keep you posted next hour. >> thank you very much, sue, back at headquarters. >>> little less than half an hour to go here. we'll see if the dow can finish positive on the session when disney is weighing on it to the tune of 70 plus points. you see how big that effect is. the s&p still up about .4% and the nasdaq about .75%. >>> when we come back, we're going to look at this story the sec adopting that new rule that requires public companies to disclose total ceo compensation as a ratio to their workers pay we have someone who says the rule