chris gray is dead. >> i didn't realize that i had chris gray's blood on my shirt. when i carried his body armor, that's when it really hit me. i just broke down and started crying. >> at the end of the tour, they renamed their base after their fallen comrade. today, footage of that tour remains a remarkable first-hand account of the impact on the men who fight. >> a soldier's eye view there of life on the front line. more on the website of that story. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> bbc world news was presented

chris gray is dead." >> i did not realize that i have his blood on my shirt. when i carried his body armor, that is when it really hit me. i just broke down and started crying. >> as the end of their tour, they renamed their base after their fallen comrade. today, footage of the tort remains a remarkable firsthand account -- footage of that tour remains a remarkable first an account. >> the top story this hour, the european union is working on an aid package worth $150 million in order to compensate european farmers after many of them -- because of the ongoing e. coli crisis. that is it for us on gmt. we will be back soon. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for anwide range of s.mpie what c

. >> host: just rev repsing back an earlier caller talking about the book, long way home, chris gray tweets in that the subject of the book was in cook county holding for six years, not six days as the caller mentioned. professor posner, this e-mail has come in for you as well. i wanted to get to. there we go. this is from -- not sure -- it's from sandy in colorado. how did we get so far away from the intent of the original constitution? this country is not a federal democracy. it is a democratic republic, states have autonomous authority over the federal government. >> guest: that's the view that many people had 200 years ago. it's not clear that was really the founders' view, but let me answer the question this way. the founders had certain expectations about how the constitution would work, but they really had no idea. they were gambling -- there was veryings precedent -- basically no precedent, and they were hoping the government structures would work in certain ways. they were wrong. almost immediately a party system arose which they hadn't anticipated. the party system had a lo

gray hair. the office is clearly weighing on him. chris: what is it that does weigh? >> i think -- chris: there's no war -- two wars. >> two big wars. going to funerals at dover. that had a huge effect on him. the thing that changed the most is after the midterms he realized he had to change some of the ways he operated. he been a guy throughout this career who had a very small circle of advisers. three, four people running the white house. three, four people running the white house. he neededsÑ)- >> i don't know about changes in him as a candidate but there are two barack obamas. he wants the entire world to look at him as somebody who says change can happen. and thin there's obama the pragmatic american president. that's the barack obama who's looking after america's national security, interest, economic interest. have you the soaring rhetoric and the barack obama who's standing there in front of a stadium full of people saying, you know, or saying, for instance, protesters in the middle east, you can get this done. then you have the barack obama who has got to thin

a little bit of a gray start this morning. i'm chris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda.omorrow. >> tomorrow things are going to be warming up a little bit. this morning we've been testing the windshield wipers at some of the city cameras around san francisco. you have some mist with low clouds especially near the coast. 56 right now in oakland. san francisco, 53 degrees. 53 in san jose. a little bit of sun, patchy low clouds. notice the wd southeast at 14. we're getting that cool air coming up from the valley into the santa clara valley this morning with low clouds here. rain producing clouds staying off to the north for the weekend. today the more mild of the two weekend days. we'll see lots of low clouds for morning. coastal clouds and peninsula clouds sticking around for the day today. if that onshore push of marine air, mostly 70s inland. you mention this tomorrow. we'll see temperatures climb a good five to eight degrees. more 80s inland tomorrow. then just in time for the start of summer, 90s coming back. that forecast looking a lot more like june than just a coupl