lori wallach, thank you for being with us and, bill watson.you may not come in the senate is poised to vote on an amendment to allow military sexual assaults to be prosecuted outside the chain of command. we will speak with a producer of the oscar-nominated film "invisible wars." ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. the senate is poised to vote soon to make sweeping changes in the way the military handles complaints of sexual assault. democratic senator kirsten gillibrand of new york has said 46 senators, 30 eight democrats and eight republicans, support her proposal to remove the power to decide whether to try sexual assault cases in the military chain of command and put it in the hands of an independent military prosecutor. >> last week the pentagon revealed reports of sexual assault in the military increased by 46% in the past fiscal year. in total, more than 3500 sexual assaults were reported from last october through june, compared to roughly 2400 over t

we have details from an official on the scene, the coroner bill watson about that investigation.death investigation report. i'm going to read from it. he writes the investigative climate was very poor to worse when i arrived on the scene. the body had been noticeably moved. the scene had been compromised and there was no corporation from law enforcement at the scene. he goes on to say, anderson, that information necessary for my law cful investigation was wh held. this is one version of the coroner's death investigation report. this is another. this one was sent to us as a result of an open records request from the coroner's office, and it's -- it's signed and dated. this copy was given to us in may by the sheriff's office and again last week as a result of that law enforcement. it does not have a description i just read, nor is it signed by the coroner. two versions of the same report. >> wait a minute, i have not heard -- i mean, this is stunning. there are two different versions of the same document and the official one that the police and other haves given you doesn't have an

bigger democrat who is saying that at this point than bill clinton who gave an interview to a little known website called ozy.com run by carlos watson, a former democratic strategist. during that interview, clinton says that the president who kept -- who made that pledge, if you like your plan you should keep it ought to keep that pledge and perhaps the law should be changed to allow americans now losing coverage as a result of the fact that their plans are not complying with obama care, they should be able to keep their plans. here's what the former president had to say. >> so i personally believe even if it takes a change in the law the president should honor the commitment the federal government made to those people and let them keep what they've got. >> reporter: now the former president clinton did not just basically go after the president during this interview. i don't think you can characterize those comments as such. actually, earlier in the interview, suzanne and michael, the former president does say that there are reasons why the implementation of obama care is not going well. he talks about the website, the problems with

bill clinton. he gave an interview to a new website called oz.com which the best i can gather was started just recently by a former democratic party operative, carlos watson carlos watson does the interview with clinton. let's put the quote up on screen. it says "i personally believe even if it takes a change in the law, the president should honor the commitment the federal government made to those people and let them keep what they've got." just to the give you context, the president just didn't start this interview and fire off at the president. he talked about the various things going on with the implementation of obama care, why it's not going so well. he talked about the fact that the website has been down, that's gotten in the way of a lot of people signing up for coverage. he compared that to the roll out of medicare part d, the prescription drug bill signed by president bush. that program had similar implementation problems. he also talks about some of the medicaid issues in states that have not adopted the expansion of medicaid under obama care. at the very end of this chunk of video which we hope to bring to you soon, the president does talk abo

take on the watson super computer and win, the man who would beat the future resistance to the robot uprising, but now the host of "up against the clock," it's steve kornacki. >> thank you, bill, studio audience, thank you at home for tuning into a special edition of "up against the clock." today the legends division our first all congressional group of contestants. you know the rules by now, there are a few instant bonuses scattered in here. i implore you, studio audience no, outburst, our contestants deserve and demand absolute concentration up against the clock. with that, contestants, are you ready to play? >> yes. >> they look ready to me. hand on buzzers, please, the 100 point round with 100 second on the clock. we begin with this. this one-time rising republican star who was rumored to be a contention for john mccain's vp slot in 2008 is expected to announce on monday he will run as a democrat for governor -- rush. >> governor crist of florida. >> correct. >> who predict what happened top democrat this week? time harry reed said that to rachel maddo yw. >> what iconic boston fifteen venue. >> nathanial hall. 100 point question, the second circuit court of appeals on th