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dennis michael lynch joins us live. >>> it was the scandal that shook the department of veterans affairs to the core. our veterans dying. lawmakers vowing to take swift action. so why hasn't that happened? we'll talk to senator isaacson. i'm shannon bream. we begin with a fox news alert. 20 days since israel and hamas began fighting. in the meantime death tolls have mounted and humanitarian cease-fires have been short-lived. any agreements quickly broken up by gunfire and rockets. latest attempt at a 24 cease-fire has failed. to sort it out we have coverage. john huddy is at the gaza border but we begin with steve centanni. >> reporter: with diplomatic efforts continuing and less than total cease-fire in place both sides in the bitter israel/palestinian conflict continue a war of words on the sunday talk shows as the death toll mounts on both sides. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu acknowledged world opinion may be shifting away from his nation as more palestinian civilians are killed. more than 1,000 palestinians have lost their lives while as few as 50 israelis have been kille

. >> well, dennis michael lynch is a documentary filmmaker and producer of "we ride to d.c."g me. >> you know, i saw the gentleman in your clip there. he said, you know, not enough people want to fix it, but there's also another problem, not enough people know about it. you say it's because the mainstream media is refusing to cover several stories, whether it's certain angles of obamacare, benghazi, iraq, now immigration coming to a head. what will we find in your documentary? >> my first two films, "they come to america," i focused on immigration and the causes of it. they had a huge impact in stopping the senate immigration bill last year from getting through the house and i know this because people in congress and immigration groups in d.c. said they've received tens of thousands of phone calls from people saying i watched this film, you can't pass that bill. that said, this film is more important than those were, because what americans aren't getting, unless they're watching fox, they're not getting the truth. they're getting a distortion about the facts of what's taking

we have, for instance, dennis lane and michael connelly bringing together their characters in the sameand 11 people, 11 pairs of people did that. it was a lot of fun. >> lee is the head of organization called international thriller writers, he can speak about it probably better than i can, i've been a member for some time now. it's a group that nurtures young beginning writers and is also part of the established mystery writer organization, is that have been around for ten years now, right? >> schieffer: i guess we should point out this assignment, simon and shoeser owned by cbs. but you take the proceeds from this and it supports your thriller writer association. >> yes. the itw is a membership fee free. people can join for free if they like to. this is one of the projects that lee and number of other people put together to fund that. >> schieffer: i tell you it's just fabulous i've read four of these. they are really fun because it's a great book to read before you go to bed. and then you can turn in and read another one. >> what's fun, too, that writers tend not to play well with ot

. >> dennis quaid in "the big easy," michael caine in "the fourth protocol" and kevin costner and genet's thriller week on "siskel and ebert at the movies." and we got three new ones. >> it's called "and the movies," not "at the movies." [ laughter ] that's why we're redoing it this time. [ laughter ] >> it's thriller week on "siskel and ebert and the movies" and we've got three new ones. >> dennis quaid in "the big easy," michael caine in "the fourth protocol" and kevin costner and gene hackman in "no way out ." >> that's this week on "siskel and ebert and the movies" -- and the [ bleep ]. [ applause ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's great. you got to check it out. >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: chaz ebert thank you so much for coming. i appreciate it. "life itself" is currently in theaters and available on demand and itunes. nick thune is doing standup after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ so, you're saying we can't use these innertubes in the pool? sorry, sir. it's hotel policy. is it really hotel policy? i'm afraid so, sir. do it. how about now? woo-ho

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no impact to us and we had a strong and decisive response from the iron workers and also michael o tearo and dennis meek an and we are are a pla project not to be touched so it was a good test to show there was complete unity on the project then. skilled labor needs have been met and steve reports from monthlies we had four recordables from the last summer. summer interns are behind us. i am excited to work with them this summer and to show them what we do. regarding progress on veterans. our subs are diving into how they can recruit out to veterans and anvil builders and others and have been a strong advocate bringing veterans to the project. also each of the labor unions have been trying to strongly recruit as well and of course webcor is outreaching to veterans as they get on base too. anyway possible to get the word out. progress today with the adults. the unions -- basically mike mckenna and peter with the unions and the apprenticeships and they're ramping them up to meet the need and joseph scott with the laborers and we heard the same thing and they're looking for more people and michael o t

. >> here with reaction tonight from the new york civil rights coalition michael myers, nationally syndicated dennisager. let me put up on the screen again, let's look at these flyers that were distributed in predominantly black neighborhoods. the details are even worse, and they basically portray mcdaniel's is a racist, the tea party prevents you from voting, and then you have the robo calls, this was done by republicans to republicans here. i couldn't if i lived in mississippi, i would not vote for thad cochran under any circumstances, this crosses a line for me, democrats play this against republicans all the time and it infuriates me. >> it's infuriating on every level. i share your fury. there's an original sin here, and that is these open primary type things where anybody votes in the other guy's primary. this is it a way to destroy the parties, that's what really was the intent in many like in california. there's -- all it does is invite mischief, i can vote in your primary or general primary to undo the guy i think will win. >> i totally agree with you, but here's the point. thad cochran saw

on my list, i have in this order order -- michael and dennis ross. i will get to -- in just a moment. let's start. >> i was going to ask you a question very similar to rob's, let me pursue it more deeply. what are the specific things that you have to have in the way of automatic payments or in the way of relative independence, autonomy, whatever you want to call it from baghdad in order to stay -- what do you think you could sell to the people of kurdistan to allow you to stay inside of iraq and where are the red lines that would force you out? >> we are not going back to the old situation. the old situation when i'm talking about old situation, going back before 9th of june. that's impossible. it was difficult to have a common path with baghdad. risking everything that has to do with the constitution. they were not implementing the constitution. they were violating the constitution. so that means we cannot go back. second, if this islamic state will stay between, between us and baghdad, we can bring not risk factor. we don't have border anymore. we

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dennis lockhart, thanks for being with us. matt miller, that's it from here. we will send it back to you in new york. >> thank you, michael.orth carolina's governor. we will continue our coverage of the national governors association meeting in nashville, when "bottom line," continues. ♪ >> the national governors association four-day summer meeting is underway in nashville. on the agenda -- creating jobs and the role of education and economic development. megan hughes is there. she is joined by the carolina governor at work for a. nashville, here in joined by the governor. i want to start by asking you about governor chris christie, who is fund raising for rod looking governors. he just announced a record second quarter in terms of fundraising. how would you evaluate the job he is done, especially in light of the new jersey bridge controversy? >> there's not a better salesman and chris christie. he controls a room. he just draws the attention. he is a great communicator. he helped me get elected. he is working hard across the nation. a salesman, of don't underestimate him. >> bigger picture, looking at this november and go

dennis johnson about 20 years ago and it's fantastic. [applause] >> john avlon. >> you know it's amazing to see this many people realize it's just the beginning of how many people miss michaelhe would want it. you know there is a legend of michael hastings over the past years. it's one that was beginning to be in place during his lifetime. but we all know that figurative, michael the wild man, it's a dangerous man but he was also ultimately a good man and there was a deeply moralistic sense about him of fidelity to his craft and fidelity to the truth. he was absolutely uncompromising on it and it made all of us around him better to have that example so vivid in front of us, to have that intense commitment while at the same time having that gets to be able to take his work seriously but not himself. and you know he had that moralistic sense that journalists are supposed to have, that whole idea of you are supposed to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable. he believed that and he did that. as this administration knows he was not going to be a stenographer and he had the built-in gift that hemingway described as being a built-in shock proof bowls should detector. h

michael wilson using a cocktail of three drugs before he died. he said he felt his body burning. later that month in ohio it took 25 minutes for the state to execute dennis mcguire. he received the same cocktail as wood, and he was also heard gasping. in april oklahoma spent 43 minutes trying to he can could you tell clayton locket. she stopped the execution and he died of a massive heart attack a few moments later. it stems from a decision by european drug makers to stop supplying phentobarbital. mary is joining me, a professor of law. i believe we've spoken before. >> yes, we have. >> in this case did mr. wood's lawyers aware of what the drug cocktail was and where the cocktail actually came from? i know this is a bone of contention and something that a lot of people are trying to sort out. >> lawyers knew what drugs were being used, but they were seeking were the source of the drugs, the lot number of the drugs, the maker. >> so the constitution, the eighth amendment of the constitution protects against cruel and unusual punishment. what is your view of this? i've got a view, and i guess many americans do. we've heard the view of the family of the vic

michael wilson using a cocktail of three drugs before he died. he said he felt his body burning. later in he month in ohio it took 25 minutes for the state to execute denniswire. he received the same cocktail as wood and was also heard gasping in april oklahoma spent 43 minutes trying to execute clayton lockett, officials stopped the execution but lockett died of a massive heart attack just a few minutes later. earlier i spoke with law professor mary fan and asked her if this it is considered cruel and unusual punishment in the eyes of the law? >> well, the question is going to be in general, lethal injection crucial and unusual punishment. >> yes. >> prior the 3-drug cocktail that was in popular use before the diminishing supply of drugs, because of the e.u. decision that you mentioned, the supreme court in 2008 upheld against an eighth amendment challenge the use of lethal injection. using the prior protocol that kentucky had. now, with respect to this particular case, this is something -- this is not the usual posture of our cases. in the case the individual has died and so really this is a question for states and democracies to decide if they can stom