his arrest report written by george honeywell, and approved by david borest, shows honeywell took extremeeasures to stop him as he pulled him over for driving 37 miles an hour in a 25 mile an hour zone. >> he's in the middle of my car as i was going, and then almost pulled his gun and said i would have shot you if you would have hit me with your car. >> that man claims the officer talked about shooting him. i mean, how dangerous is it to have people with these alleged views patrolling our streets? >> first off, i would have to say, as of course, not all officers are involved with this. it's a small percentage, but i have seen the ugly head of the beast. i have been with these officers, and i have been with them at parties where they draw their service revolvers and fire shots at cats and stray dogs. i have seen how crazy they act. i have seen their alter egos, so to say. since they're in a public trust job, position and a position of authority, it's a very dangerous mix. very dangerous. and it needs to be stopped now. and you can believe there's a major investigation going on throughout t

this kids smart program we're going to launch in september, totally paid for by honeywell. not a dime of taxpayer funds. and they are committed. if this is successful, as we hope it is, they're not going to just say this is a one-time release. they will stand behind it. and other partners will step up. we've been in touch with the rotary association. i didn't realize how strong they are. 1.2 billion members. and they are -- all the stakeholders that we would hope to deal with, business leaders, educators, political leaders, you know, the schools. they are adopting now some of our challenges. they're about to take on child sex trafficking as maybe their next national campaign after polio. that is huge. because they touch all the important sectors that we need to touch that we couldn't do without support like that. so, again, we look forward to the partnership with this committee because you have the same charter, and we can, i think, with our subject matter expertise in this area, work well together. thank you. >> thank you. gentleman's time expired. the gentle lady from ohi

this kid smarts program is totally paid for by honeywell. not a dime of taxpayer funds.and they are committed. if this is successful, as we hope it is, they will not just say it is a one-time release. they will stand behind it. and other partners will step up. we have been in touch with the rotary association. i didn't realize how strong they are, 1.2 billion members. they are all the stakeholders we hope to deal with, business leaders, educators, political leaders, the schools. they are adopting out some of our challenges. childre about to take on sex trafficking as their next national campaign after polio. touchs huge because they all the important sectors that we need to touch that we couldn't do without support like that. again, we support the partnership with this committee because you have the same charter. with our subject matter expertise in this area, we will work well together. >> the gentlelady from ohio is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. ryan, for being here today. i represented the 11th district of ohio where national news was made last year w

by the fbi. one was fired and one resigned. deputy chief david borst and george honeywelle ku klux klan and james elkins resigned four years ago over similar allegations. today, we are learning the state is dropping three cases involving those two officers. the state's attorney's office saying they haven't found any evidence the officers were motivated by racism. but worries a jury might question their credibility. and now one man arrested by the two officers is speaking out saying he was targeted. >> they are supposed to look at things differently, being the law. you have an issue with anybody's color or nationality, you shouldn't be serving and protecting because you are not doing the job the way it is supposed to be done. >> the town is stunned by police officers with kkk ties. and the investigation is just beginning. joining me now is don terry from the southern poverty law center and darryl owens, columnist for the orlando sentinel. writing about criminal justice and race relations. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> three cases dropped but they are

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by about 3%. the results and a quarter when jeff him out made the biggest acquisition in ge's history. we listened in on the call and integration is the key question. >> honeywellonglomerate reported a 8% jump in quarterly profit, beating estimates. honeywell also raised the lower end of its full-year forecast. >> let's get to some tech. advanced micro devices. they missed analyst estimates. they're losing to intel. d said second-quarter sales in its computing solutions unit fell 20% from a year ago. >> number two is google. topped estimates due to ad sales. the number of clicked on ads on youtube searches increased 33%. that made up for a drop in ad prices. >> number one is abbvie. they have finally sealed the deal. they agreed to by dublin-based shire. it is the latest american health care company to move its legal residence abroad in order to get a tax cut. morning, aopen this very volatile trading week. i want to bring in renowned investor and economist jim o'neill. he was the chief economist at goldman sachs. garlic who is staying with me and mike mckee joins in as well. guys, i want to kick off the conversation on yesterday. we all knew that these risks w