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shirleyly coen and her daughter was heading back from saint jude's hospital after undergoing treatmentor a brain tumor. her mom said she is deaf in one ear and blind in one eye and gets confused. police say the 19 became irate and charged an officer pushing and punching him. he put her on the ground. the mom describes it differently. he slammed her head on the floor, i looked there was blood everywhere. hannah cohen spent a night in jail. the judge saw her injuries and threw out the charges against her. >>> a marijuana based drug is scoring high marks in controlling childhood help e epilepsy. in testing it significantly cut the number of seizures in children when it added to their treatment. the fda has put the drug on the fast track or approval. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mrs. wagner's car to arrive for the airport, she can use fios to download the movie "up in the air" to watch while she's...up in the air. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg int

coen. and the medical director.took photoss of joan river while under sedation. >> you can't legislate good judgment or morality. you can't. >> and dr. korovin had no right to perform the endoskopy and the anesthesiologist who failed to demand a crash card be put in the room. >> it would have made a difference for my mom. >> patient facilities, do they have the same rules and regulations and standards as a regular hospital. >> they don't really. it is murky as to what standards they have. >> an investigation revealed substantial violations, including that the dr. korovin had no surgical privileges. >> the doctors did not contest. >> that's as close as i will get to accepting responsibility for their behavior. >> the financial settlement is sealed and believed to be be in the tens of millions of dollars. dr. kohein stepped down but they are still licensed to practice in new york state. and further investigation is underway. >> they are doing an investigation and we'll see what comes with that. i have my personal hope

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hannah coen was heading home to chattanooga, tennessee, after aftercare in a hospital. the tsa agents wanted to do extra screening on her daughter, who resisted because she didn't understand. she was confused. hannah's mother says one agent put her disabled daughter on the ground, hannah's head hitting the floor leaving her, quote, bloody and blood everywhere. security arrested hannah. arrested her. put her in jail. then they later dropped the charges. the tsa wouldn't comment directly about the situation but a spokesperson did say this: quote, passengers can call ahead of time to learn more about the screening process for their particular needs or medical situation. phillip siegel is an investigative attorney and president of charles griffin intelligence, also wrote a new book "the art of fact investigation." thank you for being here. this doesn't look good for tsa. >> looks really bad, unless they can argue they thought that's girl was going for a weapon, it's hard to imagine how anybody, mentally impaired or not, would justify being treated that way. >> what if they

. >> after the melania flairup in the speech, is there a sense the coen yesterday in. >> definitely ifeel as if after the roll call business, it was like that one final alaska, people who missed it, alaska didn't like their vote total, and they wanted to fix it. had nothing to do with the results, nothing to do with trump, and as soon as the moment passed, it felt like trump timely has control of the c conventi convention, right? >> yeah. >> it happened in the 8:00 hour. he finally -- this is fully the trump convention. >> appeared on the screen. >> appeared on the screen, and let's see how they do tomorrow night and thursday night. look, all the mess of yesterday can get papered over if donald trump gives the speech of his life thursday. >> and tom is right. my husband says we watch basketball, and i watch the shot clock, so nervous. he says, we're watching the wrong thing. we're watching the wrong thing. what people saw was a beautiful, loving wife giving a testimony about her husband. he spent a lot more time talking about the mashups about the speech, but what we saw tonight, it w

sorted nativist instincts, mexican rapists, blood coming from her wherever and this raises the trump coenn drum. no matter how great the appeal of his nonidentity logical thinking, it comes with so much baggage making it difficult to accept when he says, i am your voice, that he's speaking for me. joining me, karl bernstein, half of the most famous reporting team in american history, woodward and barn steen, they broke the watergate story. and the award winner covering so many of these, jeff greenfield, any response to what i had to say? >> i think you missed the essential. >> tell me. >> it's the character and temperament issue, not what he says about policies which can change by the minute. for me, this line that most underlines trump is, i alone can fix this. that is caesarism. but you like no reference to reagan. no reference to anybody in that speech. no one else existed. not the founding fathers, not lincoln, not reagan, no one. and for anybody to look at this process that we have and say i alone can fix it, it's not just narcissism or egomania. it is so fundamental a break with how

her misdealings and particularly the misdealings in uranium deals and trips by hillary clinton that coene clinton foundation receiving countless millions of dollars. you know, one of the interesting things in her acceptance speech, she, hillary clinton didn't want to talk about her accomplishments but she did want to mentioned she traveled to 112 countries. some of those she was there same day bill was there. she was meeting with top officials. he was getting money from the top officials. hard not to let the fbi look at that and realize something is wrong there. charles: after hearings and james comey bombshells, republicans followed us a follow-up. i know it is difficult. i know you have a lot of obstacles in your way and american public, polls back this up, on both sides of the aisle feel like hillary clinton got away with one. is this thing just going to fade? is there any way to make a last stand, any procedural things to keep it in the public eye so that the public understands what happens here and maybe if there was a major travesty of justice? >> well, the ultimate indictment of h

coen has an amendment at the desk. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> it's number 112 and the clerk will report the title of the amendment. >> amendment to the conference report on s-524 offered by mr. cohan. >> the amendment will be considered as read. the staff will distribute the amendment and the gentleman is recognized for five minutes in support of his amendment. >> mr. chairman, i in my opening statement talked about the messaging problem this congress and our governments in general have had with heroin and marijuana and other drugs. a young man who -- i dated his mother and we had a conversation one time at dinner about marijuana. and he smoked marijuana. he shouldn't have, he was young but he did and he said "nobody my age believes marijuana is bad for you because we smoked it and we've seen it doesn't have the same effects on us people say it does." that young man died from a heroin overdose. he was from a very prominent family in memphis, east memphis, "fortune" 500 world. i talked to a family in new york, friends of mine, young