gerald cowan was later convicted of manslaughter for killing his father-in-law. he served only two years in prison for that crime before he was released on parole. prosecutors believe robert cowan was one of the men seen near the mercks' home by the neighbor. based on the forensic evidence, prosecutors say robert cowan and an accomplice broke into the mercks' home through the back door. cliff merck probably went for his gun to defend himself and robert cowan grabbed the pistol and turned it on cliff. [ shots ] the men bound his wife, alma, locked her in the closet and left her to die. robert cowan left his fingerprints on a tray found in the living room and by the back door as he left. the cowans pawned some of alma merck's jewelry, then sold the gun to a drug dealer who altered the rifling marks of the gun barrel, but it wasn't enough to fool a forensic scientist with his new-found ability to see inside the barrel. >> something inside me says hold on to these bullets, you're going to find the firearm. and lo and behold, it happened, way down the line, almost ten

here again is lee cowan. >> cowan: yes.a throwing out first pitch between detroit tigers and toronto blue jay, is even got it over home plate. now just hours to go before tony awards on cbsmo traded baseball for broadway where he's sharing his back stage pass. >> last year within neil patrick harris took center stage at host of the tony awards -- ♪ he sang. ♪ he danced. even jimed through a hoop. leading broadway's best. in an opening number that stopped the show. if there's anyone who can follow that act, it's the man who hasn't just won a tony but as hosted the awards show three times before. hugh jackman. >> are you good host off camera. >> mo, that's a very good question. the secret is out i am the worst host. i have been known, actually, to escape my own parties because i'm tired. >> people come to your house for dinner there's no opening number? >> no. i'm good at the opening. i will cook. but i'll expect you to clean up, is that wrong? i'll start switching the lights on and off about 9:30. feel free to stay and clean

and here again is lee cowan. >> cowan: that's melissa mccarthy in "mike and molly" just renewed.vies, too. getting her laughs with her special brand of comedy as mo rocca shows us. >> what are you doing? >> how did you get to be so fearless. >> just probably really dumb. >> melissa mccarthy has become one of hollywood's leading ladies. >> i put up my sexuality through motion. then starts going, it's all -- you'll get it. >> playing roles that aren't exactly ladylike, at least not in typical hollywood terms. >> if somebody's doing something and you're laughing at the same time it's -- you're so embarrassed for them. it's my absolute favorite type of laugh. >> you kind of have to be willing to act and look like a wreck in certain scenes? >> i think you're supposed to be the butt of the joke. this is some [bleep] >> i want to 'physical guys. i'm not even confident which end that came out of. >> mccarthy is redefining the a-list actress. she can play rough. >> i'd like to rear up and jack knife my legs and kick you both -- >> she's not a size zero. >> don't make me -- and her charact

. >> cowan: commentary from espn's roger bennett. before we head to washington we head to harlem where yesterday 138th street got brand new name. dr. billy taylor way honoring jazz pianist our long time music and arts, the late dr. billy taylor a very smart address. and on that note turn to norah o'donnell for bob near. >> good morning, lee. there's breaking news out of iraq we'll speak with house intelligence commit thigh chairman mike rogers and senators marco rubio and barbara boxer. >> cowan: thanks, we'll be watching. next week here on sunday morning. money matters. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy.

lieutenant colonel bill cowan is a former news -- fox news military analyst., sir, this morning. >> thanks, arthel. good to be with you. >> i want to start here. do you think bergdahl should be court-martials? >> well, look, i'm a combat veteran. my son's on his fifth tour in afghanistan. i've heard what all the young men who served with bergdahl have to say. i'm with all of them. this guy needs to be charged with; but the problem is going to be the element of proof in whatever he might be charged with which could range from awol, away without official leave, desertion which is the key word people are use right now, or in james rosen's report, corroboration with the enemy, a lot he could be charged with. the question is what are the elements of proof that are going to get a conviction, and it will be difficult, no matter what. >> so you definitely believe he should be court-martials. i ask you, would a psychological evaluation have to take place first to determine if or when bergdahl would be ready for a trial? >> yeah. that's a great question, arthel, that, i

and colonel cowan joins us now.k at these pictures, colonel, ask you what comes to your mind, what comes to your heart when you see it? >> arthel, to tell you the truth, it is honestly emotional. i studied quite a bit about world war ii. i am a combat veteran. i spent 3 1/2 years in vietnam. it was all combat time. when i look at what these men did on d-day, in fact most of our fighting in europe, it is inconceivable to me the kind of sacrifice and devotion, dedication, how they would site the kind of battles that they fought. i can't comprehend it. so when i look at these men, i look at all of our world war ii veterans with absolute awe. there is no way, absolutely no way that we can honor them enough. i would say quickly if i could, what a privilege to be on talking about this week instead of talking about sergeant bergdahl i have many radio and television hits this week. so great to come here and look at these wonderful men to honor their service. arthel: as we honor their service, colonel cowan, as you just poin

the cowan twins are home after four months in the hospital. while baby carl is still on oxygen, both boys have reached nine pounds. their doctors expect them to grow up to be perfectly healthy. >> david, the youngest, is definitely fussier. carl is just laid back, chill. >> reporter: one bonus, they won't have to share a birthday. for "good morning america," nikki battiste, abc news, new york. >> we send our best to all those babies and their parents, of course. >>> now, to the big party across the pond. it's the queen's birthday. nobody does pomp and pageantry better than the british. plus, there's a big honor for angelina jolie. and hamish macdonald is at buckingham palace this morning. hammish, good morning. >> this is the spectacular day of the royal calendar. the annual proving of the color. there was a presentation with prince george this morning. that wasn't to be when the royals gathered on the balcony behind me, for the culmination of the ceremony, the fly-past by the royal air force. it is the official birthday of the monarch. queen

marine lieutenant colonel bill cowan is a fox news analyst and my guest today. same conclusion that the president may have broken the law? >> absolutely, gretchen. i'm not a lawyer or member of congress but i understand from listening to and reading the news that the law does require that the white house deliberate and consult with congress before they released anybody coming out of gitmo. it is pretty clear in this case that it didn't had happen. of course the white house and pentagon have all kinds of excuses about why they didn't have time to talk to congress about it, but in reality, had they spoken with congress, congress probably would have looked at these five guys and said no way in the world do we want to put these people back over there in the area in the theater of operations where they can impact on our forces. >> let's talk about the precedent that this sets. in your mind, does this make it more dangerous for american troops around the world? >> no question. it is not just about that theater of operation in afghanistan, it is literally anywhere. it

there is a new pole that's coming out next week from the cowan institute at tulane. they suggest that almost 50% of those polled say the schools are either improving or are good. and about 18% say they are actually worse. 25% say they're about the same. they divide evenly. would you recommend the school to a friend, 45% say they would. 43.85 say they would not. so you know, it is an ongoing experiment. there is no question about that. >> well, so sarah carr, how much stable is there in this new system and what kind of new problems, perhaps, arise when you shift to an almost all charter system. >> well there has been a fair amount of instability just in that you have schools that have been phased-- phased out and closed down and converted to charter operators. and so i have-- you know, i have met families who found more structured ambitious charter schools that they loved. and i've met ones whose children have been bounced between four or five schools just in high school alone. and i think one of the main challenges moving forward will be making sure that the schools

for "cbs this morning," i'm lee cowan, high above sydney. >> all right.w how you got that picture because it's at home on my dresser. they strap you in that suit you that have to wear has no pockets, nothing, so nothing can get caught. i had to have a little session, i was very afraid. once you can see you're totally safe, you guys would have no problem. norah, you would need a harness. >> i'm going to do it, on my bucket list. will you? >> i will. >>> tomorrow, "cbs this morning," c-sections performed too often. here we'll meet the young woman male announcer: hit the road with our new maryland scenic byways guide and map to explore all the beauty, history and culture along our 18 byways and other driving tours. order yours today at visitmaryland.org. land of wonder. it's the yoplait greek taste-off and we're asking this sports town which blueberry greek yogurt is their champion. it's the bottom of the 9th, who's it going to be? get your greek yogurt here! can i ask you a question? which one tastes the best? a tastes better. a. i love. lift it up and see

: good morning, charles osgood to offed to i'm lee cowan this is "sunday morning."o nursery rhyme that says little boys of made of snips and snails and puppy dog tails while little girls are made of sugar and spice and everything nice. our views of gender roles have evolved since that was written. what do we make ofoy

i am joined now by william cowan. is the crisis in iraq? >> well, obviously, it is very serious. think the notion they may be powerful enough to invade and conquer iraq might be slightly exaggerated. thus far, they have been moving into areas and taking control of cities and regions that are basically polated by sunnis. distrustful ife not hate prime minister al-maliki, so the notion that homogenousme large, type of force i think it's unrealistic. i think there are many different elements making up those who are now part of the rebel group, and it should not be exaggerated as being a monolithic force. >> but they are still clearly doing lots of damage. if you were still the u.s. defense secretary, if any, would you recommend? >> i think it is a case of too little, too late. now, only a few people on the ground, and most of our combat if not all of our combat forces were evacuated from two years ago. using strikes, either by drones or aircraft, unless you have people on the others you can identify who you are trying to kill, are they part of the rebel groups or isis, or are they i

for "cbs this morning," i'm lee cowan, high above sydney. >> all right.at picture because it's at home on my dresser. they strap you in that suit you that have to wear has no pockets, nothing, so nothing can get caught. i had to have a little session, i was very afraid. once you can see you're totally safe, you guys would have no problem. norah, you would need a harness. >> i'm going to do it on my bucket list. will you? >> i will. >>> tomorrow "cbs this morning," c-sections performed too often. here we'll meet the young woman heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. ♪ take the nestea plunge. nothing refreshes like nestea. ♪ >>> time to go i for over 60,000 california foster children, it's a challenge to replace clothes that

colonel cowan what do we do?oblem now is intelligence and law enforcement attracting people that kept the masses mentioned because those are the guy that's are going to want to come back here. secondly we have take a look at what kind of weaponry, like a nuclear weapon, isis can get their hands on. remember, north korea, which has nuclear weapons, their number one business is exporting weapons to people that want to use them the work is really cut out for our intelligence and law enforcement communities. >> good to see you both and when we come back, plenty more "hannity" coming up, right after the break. my dad has atrial fibrillation, or afib. he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of

but an independent review of the scoring stumbled bon the mistake and victoria cowan was awarded the. >> i am overwhelmed. i'm speechless. i'm just beyond every imageable emotion. >> cowan was told of heroine at midnight saturday and immediately drove to st. petersburg. she will now gear up to represent the state of florida in the prestigious americ pressa pageant in september in september. >> scott williams you're one busy guy. >>> welcome to philadelphia. >> thank you. >>> you're in time for our first heat wave and impact to our tropics. so looking outdoors right now, a mixture of sun and clouds. quiet conditions it was a warm day not too humid. for tonight it stays warm. a little more in the way of humidity as we go into the overnight and especially over the neck several days. a potential heat wave temperatures at or above 90 degrees if we have that for three consecutive days it will be official. scattered showers and thunderstorms will also be in the mix and then as we move toward the fourth of july, on friday, still somewhat uncerta uncertain. all depending on what happens in th

this is in west cowan township. that rain continues to move toward berks county. we also have the cloudy skies. we've had that all day long. but we have a little bit of an improvement. we can actually see the skyline here for the first time during the day today. a little bit of a break in philadelphia. for the rest of the evening, we see more of that activity coming straight up from the south. some will be on the heavy side. we're going to get some downpours as we go through the night tonight. so again, you got prepare for that. there's going to be rain through much of the evening. the temperature won't be going down very much, but there's a lot more on the way. we'll see if it clears out in time for the weekend in the seven-day in a few minutes. >> you can track tonight's rain and the flood threat with our nbc 10 first alert weather app, download it for free on nbc10.com to get severe weather updates as well as interactive radar sent right to your smartphone. >>> we have new information this evening about a chester county music teacher accused of sexually abusing

lee cowan now with a summer song. >> are you in for a drink? anybody drinking?ow country music, one look at miranda lambert -- ♪ easy to see why she's the queen of the country ball. not just her blonde hair, blue eyes. because miranda lambert's brand of country is about more than just pick ups and parties. >> a good song makes people feel something. >> every time that you opened your heart to do that you ended up being successful. >> being honest is what -- that's my trick. that's all i got. it's an every day life. it's my music. gets me in troublesome times but i just feel like that's how god made me, whenever i feel. ♪ >> there's a that ton her forearm she says pretty much sums her up. >> i got this when i was 22. colt .45. a little angel wings. a little bit tough, a little bit sweet. you're lookin' at it. >> lambert made her name with -- about heartache and revenge with songs like "kerosenism. ♪ her fiery style was something country music hadn't seen in awhile. does that make it hard in some ways because country music didn't know where to put you? >> it took

lee cowan, cbs news, new york. >> axelrod: and this update.h and did not win the triple crown. and that is the cbs evening news for tonight. later on cbs "48 hours." for everyone here at cbs news, i'm jim axelrod in new york. thanks for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> ♪ [laughter] >> butterflies always make me think of alex. >> alex scott. >> hi. my name is alex. >> she amazed us from the beginning. >> she was funny and smart, so cute with that high pitched voice. >> i feel good. >> you feel good. >> and i feel bad sometimes. >> doctors looked her over and she was sick. >> that told us she had a tumor wrapped arod her spine. >> and that's when i just fell apart. >> when life gives you lemons, make lemonade. >> she started asking about having a lemonade stand. >> she want d to help other kids with cancer. >> she said i'm not keeping the money, i'm giving to it my hospital. >> please come to my lemonade stand. >> there was traffic in our front yard, down the whole

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lee cowan tagged along. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: shakira has made a forcomun as an international pop star, but and where she spends her money brings her back them to her roots in colombia. >> hola. cuomo esthat? >> in this gleaming new building. >> it's my charity. >> reporter: it's not the only start she's helped provide. going them to colombia with shakira ahead on "sunday morning." >> anarose is where anyone with taste and money would want to be. mark phillips will take us for a ride. >> reporter: rolls-royce, once the gold standard of automotive elegance, all fineleth and lacquered wood veneers. now new money has brought new taste, and there's just about nothing the people who build them won't do for a price. are you turning these things into half million dollar hot rods? >> i would hope not. >> reporter: not your father's rolls-royce, later on "sunday morning." >> we'll also fly on the cheap with richard schlesinger, sample pricy fish at a tokyo market with seth seth doan, watch quiry ideas become real products withw altschul. and there's plenty more where that came from, but first let's

board member david cowan a partner at bessemer venture partners. mr.ng to you. >> good morning. >> i think this business is five years old. it has about 130 people working there. launched its first satellite in november, with, i think, plans for another 23 over the next 5 years. what do those satellites do? >> so those satellites are geospatial imaging sensors. they take pictures of the earth and also take hd movies. >> so what will google do with them, do you think? >> well, certainly this company's ability to take pictures and take movies and to do so with a constellation hawaii great coverage of the planet will have great benefits for google's mapping services, but this acquisition by google is about more than just images. it's really about access to space, as a platform for deploying information systems. >> yeah. i'm sorry. i didn't mean interrupt you, now that we're there, one of the sells points they substantially cut the cost of launching a satellite down to about $9 million, albeit ones with shorter life spans. what was the original aim of the

we have fox news contractors major general bob scales and lieutenant colonel bill cowan. it is an honor to have you here. americans are hearing about what is happening, but i am not sure what they understand the geograpy and value. general start with the big picture of what is happening in iraq and why it matters to those in nebraska? >> start with the map and start with 2011 when all of this started. it was then the administration decided to pull out u.s. troops in 2011. and leave no troops behind and no residual force behind in iraq it was not just the fact that our soldiers were leaving, it was the fact that all of the infrastructure and all of the intelligence and stay behinds and all of the friends that we made in iraq were lifted from that country beginning in 2011 and for intelligence purposes the country went black. >> did we just love with the renters we took the plumbing and wiring left. we had nothing left. >> we took the whole house. and right after we left. maliki, the president of iraq started to completely rip the guts out of the iraqi army. he took the goo

cowan: i would ask that the quorum call be voided. -- mr. markey: i would ask that the quorum call be voided. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. markey: madam president, i was the first in my family to go to college. i drive an ice cream truck to work my way through boston college as a commuter. i did the same thing to go to law school. i lived at home all the way through college and law school in order to be able to afford to go to college. and as a result, i had to take out federal loans, like so many millions of american students have to do today. but here's the thing. if the owner of the ice cream truck company that i worked for wanted to refinance the loan that he had for the trucking fleet, he could do that. if my parents wanted to refinance the mortgage on their house, they could do that. but if i wanted to refinance my student loans, like every single student today, i was out of luck. and that's not right, that's not fair, and that needs to change. in massachusetts, as the presiding officer knows better than anyone, we rec

colonel cowan, thank you very much. good to speak who you. our southern border, a surge of illegal immigrants, including tens of thousands of children, overwhelming our border patrol. these pictures are stunning. how the administration may have sparked a crisis and what needs to be done now. plus this: martha: well, the fans going why would! celebrating team usa. america's soccer team scoring a huge victory in the world cup, defying the critics and even their own coach who didn't think that the team could win. now you're interested, right? bill: beat portugal! take down lisbon. ♪ ♪ okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. [ bottle ] ensure®. ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah,

claudia cowan, thanks. >> and israel security forces finding a group of teenagers miss nothing the westbank. one of them is a u.s. citizen. officials believe that the terrorist abducted the boys. and american soccer fans rallying behind u.s. 30 secondsdifference. we'll get you an update in case you missed it. wanna play? [announcer] a healthy dog is a playful dog. [dog] let's do this larry! [announcer] help him keep those muscles while he loses a few pounds with beneful healthy weight. made with wholesome rice,real chicken,soy, even accents of vitamin rich veggies. it's calorie smart and tastes so good. beneful healthy weight from purina. who gets the allstate safemma, driving bonus check. rock beats scissors! wife beats rock. and with two checks a year, everyone wins. switch today and get two safe driving bonus checks a year for driving safely. only from allstate. call 877-218-2500 now. zach really loves his new camera. problem is...this isn't zach. it's a friend of a friend who was at zach's party and stole his camera. but zach's got it covered... with allstate renter's insurance. pro

and colonel bill cowan who is a fox news contributor. what do you think about this meeting? you think they will decide? what will come of it? >> i hope they hear some decisions from the president because up until this point we haven't heard any and perhaps he is coming to ask what they think needs to be done. o'reilly had a great piece last night talking about striking soon, striking quickly but the fact of the matter is these bad guys represent a threat, not only to iraq but to the united states, israel, the rest of the world. something needs to be done. let's of the president is moving toward some kind of decision. maria: how are people setting up for that possibility? it is not near any of the oil facilities overnight, largest oil refinery shutdown. how are market setting up for what is going on going forward? >> as you can see oil moves higher in the interesting thing is the stock market is moving hire with oil moving hire you see the spread between wti and brent escalating. and move higher, the president goes and does something, it is debatable if he does something but

cowan calls 911, making sure they know o.j. is armed and desperate. >> 911, what are you reporting? o.j. in the car. >> i'm coming up the side freeway. >> you have to tell the police to back off, he's still alive, he has a gun to his head. >> is everything else okay? >> everything right now is okay, officer. everything is okay. he wants to get to his house. >> okay. >> that's all we ask, he has a gun to his head -- >> what's your name? >> my name is -- you know who i am. >> okay. >> tv helicopters swooped in to join the chase. >> i'll never forget that night. i'm in washington. >> our guest is john lang. >> doing larry king live. >> the amount of money athletes are being paid today. >> i have to interrupt this call, we're going to go to a live picture in los angeles, is that correct? >> this is i-5. police believe that o.j. simpson is in that car. >> what do you remember from what was being said in your ear. were you thinking, oh, my god, o.j.'s on the run? >> he's in the car, he's got a gun. the police are going slow behind him. this is crazy, going up on i-405. nothing was bigger

in san francisco, claudia cowan, fox news. >>> how about deterring sweders.ay. nmeet the nowest police officer in a d a owning oak. >> this man 87 on the side of the rod. it was a huge success and gave drivers a few laughs. >> it a fun way to do something that we didn't have the resources. >> they got me and i was speeding and there is the cop and slow down. >> you notice he had a booboo, on his head. >> the mannequin was a hit on social media. a drunk driver slammed in the squad car. thank goodness it was not a real cop in there. >> a senior terrorist leader onz soil and facing the justice system for his part in the benghazi terrorist attacks. we'll have the recap next. we'll have the recap next. canned clover spokesperson: the volkswagen passat is heads above the competition, but we're not in the business of naming names. the fact is, it comes standard with an engine that's been called the benchmark of its class. really, guys, i thought... it also has more rear legroom than other midsize sedans. and the volkswagen passat has a lower starting price than... m

. >> tara cowan is somebody. she says it's not practical carrying an ar-15 for protection.he wants to carry a handgun without concealing it. >> it takes time to pull out a handgun from where it's concealed. that's wrong. if i need it, i should be able to pull up and shoot it. >> one person that wants to see open-carry handguns passed a great grandmother. >> beverly donahue doesn't want to use it. >> i don't want to be a radical or a weirdie, i just want my second amendment rights. >> bringing long guns out into businesses is hurting the cause. the demonstrators disagree and don't plan to to be. mark schneider, al jazeera, fort worth. >> coming up later this hour, texas republican's party platform endorsing gay conversion therapy. i'll find out what a gay republican from texas thinks about it. >> general motors recalls keep coming, it announced four for radio and diagnosic. some of those have been put off for 13 years, some resulting in deaths. leaving the company with a string of legal suits. >>> shops that sell marijuana are facing financial security. today colorado's gove

. >> cowan tri that a lot of americans have admiration for. think everybody ever accused the israelis of being weak on terrorism. >> listen, these are people who shut be tried for crimes against humanity, not running around qatar free. that's insane. >> two of them are still wanted by the united nations for murdering thousands of shiite muslims. it's not just americans who are concerned about it but the u.n. is still concerned about it i'm just stunned, not only by the deal, by the release of these, but by the administration continuing to shift their story every time something new comes out. reasons why the american people are so suspicious and why dianne feinstein and man shin and some of the democrats, even hillary clinton is saying wait a minute, i don't think i want anything to do with. >> it's gonna get worse. all right, we appreciate the debate. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. megyn kelly has some members of sergeant bergdahl's platoon on the program this evening. she will give us a preview. laura ingraham on vi

. >> osgood: jane lynch getting another zingers goes pretty outspoken enreal life as lee cowan showsile. >> i think is the most gorgeous landscape i've ever seen. >> actress jane lynch goes for a hike in the hollywood hills it's all about the view, not so much the work it. >> i'm actually exercise averse. i toll my body every day, this is what you're getting, you're lucky. >> exercise averse perhaps but she certainly necessary how to rock a track suit. >> mediocre. hit the showers. >> she plays sue sylvester, the fearsome cheerleading coach on fox's hit series? >>> glee." >> this is a total acetore i'm going to ask to you spell your arm pits. that's the smell of failure. it's stinking up my office. >> she is full of venomous one-liners like this. >> so you like show tunes? doesn't mean you're gay. just means you're awful. >> yet still somehow likable. is there a little bit of sue in you? >> oh, yes. oh, my, god, yes. i don't think i couldn't play sue sylvester if that person didn't live in me. they're my favorite i'm going to get your kitty cat. i'm going to let i fall in love. then

let's bring in ben cowan who joins us on the fast line. ben, what's driving this? >> thanks for having me. much big news coming out. more importantly earlier in the week tesla issued an e-mail to model "x" reservation holders reaffirming the timeline around when deliveries will start early next year and then it said we'll see actual production models on vehicles on the road sometime this fall so i think that gives investors more confidence in the pipeline of new vehicles. we've also seen some positive movement in state legislatures on the direct sales front which is also a positive, and then i would say lastly coming out the patent announcement by elon, you heard talks about talks of tesla being in discussions with bmw and also possibly nissan and centered possibly around infrastructure and building that out so as investors think about cost savings, that could be one thing adding to the positive movement, the shares. >> you like tes larks one of your top trade. you've got a $2.75 price target so roughly 40 bucks from where it's trading now? does the ascent of this

interior ministry said after the victory over ivory coast, more than five -- more than 4500 fights mo cowanwere killed. london is 6:46. the third arrow has been fired, or has it? japan's prime minister has announced a new strategy. john dawson has been digging through the fine print. what did he have to say? all, it hasn't been shot just yet. one of the highest corporate taxes in the world is japan, some 35%. it will come down to 20%. also farming is a huge part of the economy. childcare, getting women back to satiateade liberal or -- liberalization. invest more aggressively in stocks and also foreign and domestic markets, and casinos. they would like to introduce , so overall casinos it is quite encouraging. to boost companies wages and spend the cash, otherwise the whole plan falls apart. >> what is the big concern as he fires the third and final arrow? >> it is of course the economy again, clearly. if it doesn't happen again, the whole machine stops and breaks down in the third arrow goes straight down, unfortunately. >> we shall see. >> thank you very much, john dawson there in hong kon

josh gave us these tapes and he joins me now along with cnn legal analyst powell cowan. tart start with you here. what can you tell me about this woman? >> well, this woman has had a tough life since the fateful events of 1974. she struggled with the injuries that she sustained, years of therapy, anger issues. she battled drug addiction. she spent some time in prison. she lives on disability in arkansas, unemployed. she never got married, never had children. she doesn't attribute this all to the events but she said it definitely contributed to her life spiraling out of control from which she never recovered. she was never really upset with the hillary clinton or her actions in this case until she learned very recently because of the documents and videos revealed that you just pointed out that hillary clinton had accused her of some sort of culpability in her own attack and then when she heard the tape of hillary clinton laughing about the her attacker's guilt, she decided that she just couldn't take it anymore and she wanted to put her side of the story out in the public

. >> let's talk about this with cnn legal analyst paul cowan and hln legal analyst joey jackson.harges but, certainly, timely. >> they certainly are. good morning, victor, christi, and paul. first the good news. the child is alive right? how many times have we had discussions about cases where children are missing and the outcome is not as favorable as this? then you ask the question, victor, what happened here? who is at the bottom of this? did the child need assistance or anything else? and to your original question, of course, as the police were searching the home, oh, there is a gun. mom, step mom, no permit. as a result, she is taken in. i think that is the tip of the iceberg. in speaking to the child i think they'll want to determine what led to this. did he have any assistance in doing this? was he put in any harm not only physical harm but mental harm and, boy, that scratches the surface of many things to come. >> well, paul, one of the reports that came out, too, that i think had a lot of people a little disturbed was the fact that police discovered pvc pipe and blood st