but doug made a crucial mistake during his interrogation. he used his computer that saturday at the office. but his employer found no evidence that doug logged in. >> they couldn't find any evidence whatsoever that he had done to his computers what he said he did. basically we caught him in a lie. >> doug mouser was tried and convicted of second-degree murder and sentenced to 15 years to life in prison. he continues to maintain his innocence. >> i -- for me, this is the greatest failure of my life. the only way i live with this situation is that i did the best that i could. i did everything that i could >> definitely jekyll and hyde personality. at one moment, he's mr. calm and cool. the next moment he's something totally different. >> i think she would be really happy to know that people love her so much to find the real answers to what really happened to her. and she would be happy to know we haven't forgotten about her. >> the case against mouser was largely circumstantial but the photogrammetry helped convince the jury. >> photogrammetry

this is doug's yard. these are doug's neighbors. this is one of the most heavily trafficked canals on big pine keys. and this is monroe county commissioner george nugent. >> there are very safe gun ranges in close proximity to doug's home which codrive to and shoot his gun there. >> from where i live, an indoor gun range is just simply too far to go when i can stand on my side yard and shoot on my own range. >> why should i have to get shot because he won't drive 20 minutes to a gun range. >> why? for the same reason he can fire towards kayakers in the canal. >> he explained to me that it was his second amendment right and he was going continue to do it. >> there is nothing illegal about me shooting in my backyard. even if there is a boat and a kid. >> he's 20 feet from one of the busiest canals on big pine key and he really didn't care. he just turned around and walked away. >> i don't care. >> you rarely find that kind of civil discourse anywhere in america. but this isn't anywhere, this is florida. >> our local department told us

i know it was from doug. >> how do you know it was from doug, michelle?e put him in jail. >> okay. >> george testified. >> michelle thought the bomb had to have come from the two men her stepson put in jail, doug gustafson and r.d. cheely. >> the bomb was not meant to frighten someone, to intimidate someone. this was meant to kill. and it succeeded, killing the wrong person. >> but could the forensic evidence prove it? at david kerr's autopsy, investigators found a tiny metal post in his chest, the kind used in a switch. >> ultimately, our crime lab was able to determine the type of switch that that post would be a part of, a manufacturer, and to whom did the manufacturer provide the circuit or the switch? radioshack. well, there are lots of radio shacks, but at least we knew there were radio shacks in anchorage. >> but both cheely and gustafson were incarcerated at the time. >> how could they have done it from jail? how could they do this? how could they do that? which was all of our questions. you know, how could somebody do that from jail. >> since pri

. >> the man was 38-year-old doug desilva.n his truck taped to his windshield, he had a newspaper article about the case with a copy of the attacker's composite sketch. >> when he was asked about that, why he had that, he said that so he could drive down the road and look for the suspect and keep his eye on the composite at the same time, to try to find someone that looked just like that. >> but someone did look just like that -- doug desilva. desilva lived 100 miles away, but his ex-wife and daughter both lived in the same mobile home park as kaye robinson. a year earlier, he was the suspect in the murder of a 16-year-old girl at a nearby high school. police brought desilva in for questioning. in the middle of interrogation, he did something very odd. he asked for a job application because he said he wanted to become a state trooper. >> we thought maybe he might even be taunting us at that point. we were very suspicious of that. >> police put together a photo lineup and kaye robinson identified desilva as the man who attacked

each cup forms an almost unbreakable seal on doug's head and mask.astens on, it's almost impossible to pry off. >> my mask was coming off. my regulator was coming out and the fight was on. i'm at a great disadvantage when i'm underwater because this is the octopus' territory. that's where the octopus lives. i don't live there. the octopus doesn't need air to breathe. i do. the octopus has eight arms. i only have two. you're at the octopus' mercy. >> doug's regulator is slipping out of his mouth. time is up. it's do or die. >> i'm not going to let goit for anything. i'm trying with one hand to put my regulator back on my mouth and trying with one hand to put my mask back on and with anything that's remaining i'm trying to peel the arms of the octopus off of my mask. >> one by one, he peels off every vacuum-like sucker and each overpowering tentacle. >> it was all of doug's strength just to get one arm off, and he had three or four of them all over his head. >> i'd peel one arm off and two more arms would stick to me. i'd peel those off and two more wo

it's an earthquake that it happened. >> doug, does it matter he lost?he republican party is totally divided, as we go forward into an election that they almost certainly will win. this gives the democrats an advantage and an opportunity to use the division in the republican party and the supposed takeover of the tea party to try to hold down the size of the republican victory and it further emphasizes the lack of a coherent republican message. >> well, and that's what democrats would say, john, but is there a positive way to look at this, pat? >> yeah. let me just say, i have a slightly different view. this was truly -- it was an earthquake as john said. this was house of cards meets mr. smith goes to washington. i have watch the political community of d.c. and media fumbling around all week trying to answer this and it was just immigration, which was an issue, that it was laura ingraham's radio show or radio call people. let me tell you what it is. you had a perfect storm come together. you had a man who is the representative of the leadership the amer

back to you guys. >> doug luzader live.ou, doug. >> in other primary news south carolina senator lindsay graham chuzi cruising to victory locking in more than 50 percent of the vote to avoid a runoff. he faces his opponents in the fall. >> ted cruz is now all american shedding his canadian citizenship. he was born in canada to a canadian father and american mother. he was a citizen in america and canada. the move hinting at a run for a bigger office. the u.s. constitution says a person has to be a natural born citizen to be president here. but since cruz is eligible for american citizenship at birth, he can still run for president. >>> clinton meantime making hard choices. making more headlines than selling the book. it is discounted 40 percent at some stores. it is more about the hard choices she didn't make as secretary of state. during a fundraiser clinton lashed back claiming president george w. bush destroyed america's global reputation. >> we had two wars going on, our global leadership had been badly damaged and we h

doug?'s certainly true, but we're not dealing here with prolonged uncertainty. i think political insiders agree that that is corrosive to american democracy. the reason why i think john and pat are on the right page here is we've got to get answers. it isn't clear to me that lois lerner has the answers or will share them. the only way i believe we can get to it is, as pat said, a special prosecutor, somebody with the independence that archibald cox or leone jaworski had during watergate. this is a threat to our democratic values when you tie it into the executive orders of the president and arguable abuse of power. we really need to get to the bottom of what's going on, and i don't think that, frankly, immunity for lois lerner is the way to do it. >> all right. a couple things here. i want to pop up some numbers on the screen. the next question is how problematic or toxic is this issue? first we started sealing some polls dropping for the president right when the scandal brought about a yea

i knew about doug fine because i was aware of his previous book. and i will say senator williams and mike and i have worked since 2006 to see that flag above our capital and to have anything like this tonight. let me thank you for writing such an excellent book. [applause] outstanding. it double-a-2 but might take over to tell you more about this story. [applause] >> double just try to squeeze into one minute that would take an hour. many thanks to the people who are part of the great movement that culminated with colorado to be the first day to end prohibition once and for all. [applause] i got to know doug first i did a story on npr that interesting enough baja with but he was just at the doughnut shop now voted the best. [laughter] but he wrote back after an e-mail soon discovered that we would be in arizona so we had lunch not the long after that and had a fondness for each other but since then our journeys have been interesting we have ben in now way to cope present and past a the him amendment and hoisted the flag above u.s. capitol on july 4

doug shimell live along the turnpike.oug, the new traps catching drivers by surprise. >> reporter: yeah. that's exactly what they're designed to do. police say if it makes drivers paranoid and slow down when they get to the work zones and it saves a life, the plan has worked. every ticket they wrote was for bill. >> my heart stopped when i heard that two of our people were hit. >> reporter: on june 1, this 61-year-old turnpike worker was killed and another man was injured when police say a speeding tractor-trailer crashed through a construction zone near downingtown. >> we're family out here. it's like you lost a family member. you didn't only lose a co-worker and a friend but you lost a family member. >> reporter: troopers implemented what they call orange squeeze. running radar from the cab of a turnpike truck at the entrance to a 40 mile an hour maintenance zone. with no sign of police, it doesn't take long. >> white buick behind the white van in the left lane. >> reporter: the speed fine is different. it's more. it's

doug, let's start with scott walker here. you know, it's not clear whether he'll be in legal jeopardy or not. but it seems pretty clear his hopes of 2016 success may be fading. >> well, put aside 2016. in 2014 he's got a very tough re-election campaign against a businesswoman named mary burke. that race is tied it at around 47/47. right now he had to go up with some negative ads. he's spending about $250,000 on a 12-day ad buy against her. i'm predicting right now on election day he's going to lose. and it's going to be -- >> whoa. >> yes, i think he's going to lose. i don't think there's more room for him to grow in wisconsin. basically, you know, people either like scott walker or they don't. there's only a few people who are undecided. mary burke's run a very strong campaign. the dga, emily's list are all very high on her. look, this undermines his main mantle of being a reformer. and having, you know, your evening news run saying, you know, you're part of this criminal scream, thheme, this i going to hurt him. put aside 2

doug? >> that's a good idea.ike to know what, if anything, is left on lois lerner's own blackberry and know that the company has hired to back up the irs e-mails in 2005 has in their files. but it absolutely strains kre dual at this has john and pat suggested that somehow all these e-mails have disappeared. i mean, this makes rosemary woods' 18 and a half minute gap during watergate look like a walk in the park. >> pat, before we go to you. jose writes on twitter, ms. faulkn faulkner, the irs has a -- recovery archive company that doug was alluding to. it's called sohn a soft. they spent from what i'm reading, money advertising. they might be a little motivated to go back and find the e-mails on their own service works. >> you wish somebody would. let me just say something. if you believe the 6,000 e-mails and all these things crashed and can't be recovered, and we're only told to the congress this week after being known for months, then you probably believe that after 642 days a man who was running around in the

details coming right up and a disclaimer you know it's explicit content and then a free market advocate doug casey believes that the it does monetary manipulation it will lead to meltdown he's telling us why exactly and in today's big deal redacted tonight john f. o'donnell is sitting down with me live to discuss that point cousin mr dodge boy you want to miss the moment it all starts right now. in our lead story today when the. provocative goes just a little bit too far american apparel c.e.o. dauvit charney had an abrupt fall from grace this past week after the very company that he founded back in one thousand nine hundred eight decided that enough was enough and that he had to go now worried that mr charney had become a liability the american apparel board ousted him from his role as chairman and c.e.o. during his tenure at american apparel charney was known for his questionable behavior in a center personality former employees confirmed to the web site gawker which posted this video that you're seeing right now just today that it is indeed mr charney dancing around naked in front of his

. >> doug kass is with us with sea breeze partners and he, too, flagged unusual activity with clorox. >> hey. >> we will go over the friorenss what happened. what do you see? >> i passed it on to john and pete. i was involved and long clorox and constantly watching the call option activity. remember, it was way back five months before the option activity icahn took the 9% position. to buy way out of the money options, as jon mentioned, in such size, and then it was followed up obviously four days later by icahn's 76.50 cent bid for the company. i'm reminded before he passed away abelson told me he only read non-fictional books because the stuff on wall street was so amazing, fictional-like. >> what was your reaction when you heard the news late friday night and we've been transfixed on over the last several days. >> nothing is clear. but the optics are terrible. billy walters is a huge gambler and stock market speculator. you go back to the "60 minutes" interview he had three years ago he lost to tbig stocks and he used the word swindled by wall street repeatedly. then mickelson. he w

this is marine major doug zembeck. those who fought with him called him the lion of fallujah.insurgents in wbaghdad. >> this morning as the violence escalates in that region his wife, pam, like so many relatives, are reminded of those who lost loved ones there. her new book "selfless beyond service." it's about her own grieving process. thank you so much for being with us. i have no doubt that your book is going to help an awful lot of people. before we get to the current violence in iraq, though, we want to know your husband. so help explain why marines called him the lion of fallujah. >> well, when he was fighting in iraq in 2004 alongside his marines of echo 2-1, he often referred to his, the bravery of his men as my men fought like lions. he often told this to the media. he wrote letters to me dscribing his men's bravery. yes, they fought like lions, and so obviously since he was the leader of the the marines of echo 2-1, they coined him the lion of fallujah when he fought in iraq in 2004 >> when we talk about the fighting in iraq from 2004 through 2011 especially, there a

doug luzader is live for us from washington, d.c. what can we expect?it legal. we know he was traded for the five guantanamo detainees hand picked by the taliban. was it legal? they are firrequired to tell congress before they release any one. the white house is defending this move. >> this should not have come as a surprise to members of congress that this was possible. with he had been working to secure sergeant bergdahl's release for a long time. prisoner exchanges in armed conflict are hardly a new development. >> he has sworn an oath and statutes prohibit him from doing that. >> the white house is lararguin the president has authority to do this. what now for the five former detainees. they have to go potentially return to the battlefield. >> thank you for joining us, doug. appreciate it. >> many are saying the price we paid is much too high. 6 soldiers were killed looking for him. there is no way to link them directly to the search for bergdahl. the mother of clayton bow we know one of those killed on the record saying one of her son's missions wa

doug mckelway with more on this doug?porter: there is deep concern that isis advances into iraq and growth of this al qaeda-like army may potentially be connected to new threats to airline passengers. intelligence experts say among isis fighters are thousands of men who hold u.s. and european passports. isis is known to have a strong relationship with al qaeda in the arabian peninsula and many bomb-makers who seek to produce devices difficult to detect by most airport screening features. >> you have aqap, who has designed the ink cartridge bombs, remember those. they were going to detonate, i forget how many now, eight or 11 or whatever it was nine, in different airplanes over the oceans right? that was therapy goal. these cartridges were designed to circumvent security. you have good intelligence work. we were able to shut that particular operation down but we know they never stop trying to design explosives that circumvent security. >> reporter: the administration is reportedly pushing foreign countries to step up secur

live in center city, i'm doug shimmell, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, doug. >>> comcast sportsnet's amy fidul with the excitementing moments from the game. what a night for team usa. >> reporter: absolutely. oh, so close, rosemary, it was, as you just usa tonight a roller coaster ride if there ever was one for u.s. soccer fans. team usa coming seconds away from picking up that win and advancing to the knockout round of 16 in the world cup in brazil. all head coach klinnsman and company needed was the win over portugal. looked like they would get it. tied at one in the 81st minute. wow, dempsey, not going to miss the open net from there. gives the u.s. the 2-1 lead, pretty goal. in five minutes of stoppage time, the u.s. trying to hold on. also a turnover, a perfect cross from one of the best players in the world, christiano renaldo. past ray howard. the match ended seconds later in the 2-2 draw. the u.s., though, can advance to the knockout round with either a win or draw thursday against germany. we'll have complete highlights and reaction to today's match between the u.s. and portugal

doug luzader is life for us in washington with the latest. good morning, doug. >> good morning.ire house will meet later today to discuss this deal that brought bergdahl home. the new security threats we may face as a result. bergdahl remains hospitalized in germany right now since his rei lease. he is unwilling to even speak to his parents. he appears is in good health which many say is at odds from his immediate deal with the taliban. >> now he comes back and considering he is in decent health they changed their story. they say well we suspect his life is in danger if word got out on this pending possible trade that his life may be in darrening. i can tell you there's no intelligence to support that. while he came to a hero's welcome they are to stay off of the battlefield for a year. that drew skepticism for many democrats. john kerry defended the deal acknowledging the five could return and fight. >> i am not telling you they don't have some ability to get involved. but they also have the ability to get killed doing that. >> we will be hearing a lot more about this during th

you., thank we will have all 3 gentlemen, phil doug holtz-eakin, and on the hill standby by.will get the results for the majority leader, the expected coronation of kevin maccarthy, and the whip results in the afternoon. purestng up, the marijuana in america -- how do you like that for a segue? you won't believe who is growing it. details in just a moment. >> be sure to check out the latest edition of "bloomberg businessweek." it hits newsstands and your tablet today. you can read it on the go with our new app. attitudes are changing on marijuana and it no more so than on the medical side, but how do researchers get their hands on a substance that remains classified as a schedule i drug by the drug enforcement administration? turns out there is one place and its location may surprise you. phil mattingly took a visit. >> university of mississippi, home to william faulkner, ole miss football, the only federally funded marijuana farm in the country. wait, what? >for all intents and purposes yu are the government's sole producer of marijuana. >> correct. >> this dr. oversees the

i'm doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >>> next at 11:00, he is accused of plotting the attack at benghazi. now he is facing american justice inside the courtroom coming up. >>> the new shape of fun in philadelphia. one pop up park is already a big success and more are planned. the latest community to get a temporary twist to the landscape. >>> a great day to head out to the park tomorrow. a repeat of today but warmer temperatures on the way plus storms. i'll let you know what to expect in my seven-day forecast. >>> with six new players in the fold, here from ron hectstahl. . >>> more charges are possible for the suspected mastermind of the benghazi attacks. he pleaded not guilty to conspiracy charges today in federal court in washington. a grand jury found he provided support and resources to terrorists in the 2012 attacks. chris stevens and three other americans were killed in benghazi. he was captured in a beach resort june 15th and flown by a military helicopter from a navy ship to washington today. >>> new video of an armed robbery at a philadelphia food market. one suspect put his gun

i'm doug shimell. their story coming up. >>> it was a cool start to summer but we're warming things up. plus i'm tracking the return of storms all coming up in my first alert forecast. >>> and far from tlakt city go head to head. a baseball play you have probably never seen before. >>> u.s. women's soccer star, hope solo is behind bars for what police say was a drunken assault on her sister and teenaged nephew there was a report that a woman was hitting people and refusing to leave. she was charged with two counts of domestic violence. she now plays for the seattle reign soccer team. >>> and soccer fever is in full swing as philadelphia gets in the spirit of the world cup. nbc 10 on the ben franklin parkway had a soccer double header this afternoon. and debite being 4,000 miles from the action, a large crowd turned out to watch the world cup action. there were budding soccer stars getting in some kicks. the u.s. plays portugal tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. >>> a special honor for young people in our region. nb

doug, you're so nice. i'm sitting there thinking why don't you light doug up.e problem is gitmo. that's the problem. think are cooled out. that part of the world is never uptight. the simplest answer is the right answer. you know why they are nuts in the middle east? they are nuts. okay? it wasn't like they were cool all along and we opened get moe and they said my god there is a prison. >> not like we did it. >> i would shave those guys. i see that picture of them and look at it and go here, our guy daniel pearl gets taken, they cut his head off on videotape and talk about a nation of peace. we get them down at gitmo and they look like they are 235 pounds. >> and big soccer fields to play on. >> i went to gitmo once. flew in, over weight guys playing soccer. these are playing soccer getting fat. >> if you love dennis miller, is it an hour of you straight? >> it's study camp. >> look at his muscles. >> what are we doing? we're on the subway train in french connection. [ laughter ] >> look at the guys laughing. you put a top hat on that. >> that's my favorite pa

>> real quickly, doug.esponse to that because that the a lot of fire thrown in the room at the administration. >> i go back to where i started. this goes to the question of the competency of the administration to manage international affairs and domestic affairs. how are we making decisions, why are we making decisions, what is our long term strategy, how do we revitalize a country that's not succeeding. >> this is why, #bottom line is right next to your name on twitter. >> i'm about to go to my yacht. >> thank you gentlemen for being here and for you, pat, joining us via satellite. you can catch these gentlemen every sunday morning. alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. verizon has always set out to provide you with the most powerful and reliable network experience. and now for the next advancement. introducing verizon xlte. with 2x the 4g lte bandwidth and faster peak speeds in cities coast-to-coast, there's more space for everyone to stream and share more. t

that was chairman of casey research mr doug case he himself. time now for a very quick break but stick around because when we return we're bringing you the best of the very best from this past week also in today's big deal were directed tonight john f. o'donnell is giving us his comedic take on crypto currencies and remember you can see all segments featured in today's show on you tube you tube dot com slash boom bust r.t. and also on hulu and hulu dot com slash boom dash and before we go here are a look at summer closing numbers of the bell today stick around. there's no volume in bonds because there is no market in bonds because buns are trading at three hundred year highs here in the u.k. and join hundred forty year eyes in the u.s. they are wells confiscation certificates for sure they represent no value whatsoever the only people buying these buns are the computers buying amongst themselves for other computers and this is part of the takeover of civilization by the machinist. right to see. first street you and i were being picture. on our

. >> his real name is doug. >> abraham doug. >> doug hooper. >> in any event let me ask you this.r swap. >> i am watching a show the other night. i forget what you were saying you are nice. why don't you light doug up. we have this more ron saying the problem is gitmo. that, that's the problem. they are cooled out over there. that part of the world has never been tight. the answer is the right answer. you know why they are nuts in the middle east? they are nuts. wasn't like they were cool all along and they opened gitmo and said my god there's a prison. >> not like we did it. >> i would shave all of those guys. i see the picture of them and i go, here, our guy daniel pearl gets taken tcut his head off on videotape. we get them at gitmo they look like they are 235 pounds. >> they have soccer fields to play on p. >> i went to gitmo once. i flew in and got all of these over weight guys shirtless plying soccer and for goodness sakes our soldiers are busting their ass and these guys are setting fat. >> is it an hour of you straight, a full hour? >> look at luke. look at his muscles. >>

joining us live, pat kadel, john le bootlier, doug schoen.ow to be the case with this situation with bowe bergdahl. is the axis moving on this story? are people more accepting of the actual trade or what is coming down the pike for the white house? >> i'm seeing more and more questions being asked. for example, was there money paid to the haqqani network as part of the deal? we need to get answers to that question. how much refresh my recollection is there -- how much restriks is there on fact on the detainees in qatar and with john kerry having said today i think frankly strangely harris that we have drones -- we didn't say drones, but we have the means to kill people who get back to afghanistan. we need to find out what he was talking about and what he meant. >> wow. the reason i ask you about the axis changing on the story though is because we have heard from some lawmakers and others and critics who are saying what were the choices have been? even our own fox news contributor charles krauthammer said the white house bungled this, but he m

as working as a wedding photographer on the side, after filming more than 100 weddings doug began toned to all of these couples? >> it's all part of this hbo documentary debuting june 30th called 112 weddings. take a look. >> it hasn't turned out what you expected, marriage. >> i had no expectations, i don't think. i was just hoping that going into it once we got on the other side everything would be the same because everything was really great. >> doug block is here with two of the couples featured in the film. jodie and michael smart couple number 28. and couple number 11. what a great concept. when i got the notes i thought that day is sort of spectacular and magic. tell us about what made you decide to take on this project. >> pretty much from couple one. i'm alone with the wedding. just ordinary people in the most extraordinary situation. it was spectacular experiences. you form this strange intimate bond with all of them. i thought wouldn't it be great to go back. i would be in a unique advantage point to go back as the guy who videotaped their wedding. >> you say in the docume

doug luzader is live in washington with the latest for us. doug? >> ainsley, good morning.eing this investigation expand now with more calls on capitol hill for a special prosecutor. lois lerner pleaded the 5th and quickly retired with full federal benefits as investigators began to close in is under more scrutiny on capitol hill with allegations she was involved with more than just targeting largely conservative groups that she even suggested a preaudit of iowa republican senator chuck grassley. many e-mails vanished with a hard drive crash. >> every department they had blind copies for cc's to we want their e-mails and anything that was a letter or correspondence with lois lerner we want copies of those. >> meantime the head of the irs john innin say he was the missing e-mails did appear suspicious. >> suspicious when we uncovered it. we pursued evidence to try to figure out what happened. we found a train of e-mails the congressman has for some time noted they worked extraordinarily hard to try to cover the e-mails. >> two republican senators meantime think they have com

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we will have more on what we could learn in that briefing coming up in a live report with doug luzader. >> more american soldiers killed in it afghanistan. this time it could be from friendly fire. afghan authorities report five nato soldiers have been killed in southern afghanistan. they say the troops believed to be american were caught in one of their own air strikes. no confirmation from the pentagon. this brings the number of nato soldiers killed in afghanistan this year to 36. >> new video showing pakistani police surrounding the security training center at the karachi airport. a firefight is underway with two militant groups who stormed that building. this less than two-days after a taliban attack at the airport left 36 dead including ten parents. the group is trying to over throw the government and establish hard line islamic rule. >> former secretary of state hillary clinton sitting down for her first interview about the book "hard" choices." it costs four americans their lives including ambassador chris stevens someone she personally picked for the position. >> when ydid you

doug luzader live for us. thank you. >>> this brings us to look who is talking.rles krauthammer says the administration completely miss read now they would react to the news of bergdahl's release. >> the mistake obama made this is part of his arrogance and perhaps also ignorance is to celebrate the release with that press conference. you know the guys you have are going to return and kill americans. this is a somber and solemn thing you do with regret and sorrow. you do it in the name of a code. >> the bigger question still remains did the president break the law? former prosecutor andy mccarthy who spent most of his career going after terrorists he has a 30-day notification of that swap. he said this could be an impeachable de offense. >> what happened the president says the war is coming to an end. somebody ought to send that memo to terrorists. they are against our soldiers in battle. the commander-in-chief the one who has the major responsibility not only to prosecute the war but to force protection is replenishing the enemy at a time when he knows they are s

good morning, doug. >> he was nabbed special forces now the u.s.ted states where he you will stand trial we are told in a criminal court. we don't know how long that trip is going to take but the assumption is he's being interrogated along the way. his capture by special forces sunday was yesterday by president obama. >> regardless of how long it takes, we will find you. i want to make sure that everybody around the world hears that message very clearly. >> there is a political component to all of this. the attacks that killed the u.s. ambassador to libya and three other americans were initially and incorrectly blamed on protests of an islamic video not terrorists. it was done to protect the president during an election year. why it took so long almost twoer yaos while he lived openly in libya even granting interviews. >> the presumption and the question is that he was going to mcdonalds and milk shakes every friday night and we could have picked him up in a taxi cab. >> but what the administration is saying it took a long time to carry this out be

and joining us is doug burns. doug and healther this is so said. be tried as adults motorcycle mike skakel was charged. >> he was an adult when the charges came. >> that is a good point. here with the preliveeration and explosion of violent video game ands movies, we need to try for deterients and try them as adults, there is an interesting way that it all works. most of the time when they are adults, they get sentenced as juveniles. >> i don't know if it will deter. the fact of the matter, children don't have brains that are fully developed. prefrontal cortex is not there. whether or not that will deter young kids is not the case. >> they are trying to crack down the idea. and they changed the age back in wisconsin is because of gang crime and wanted to deter gangs. you put the young kids in regular prisones and you are facing sexual abuse. >> you can facility? >> it is rare. it happens but the majority of the time you're not housed with the adults but you're in an adult facility. i have a strong feeling these children will be charged as juveniles

first to you, doug. >> lessons of watergate. it is the cover up more than what is going on.me everseerate the excuse. forepzices experts can retrieve the information not withstanding the crash. they can get the e-mails which was who it was sent. to >> you have to figure out all of the e-mails. >> they have subpeonaed the commissioner of the irs and call him in and get to the bottom of it. >> it is a good start and i am loathe to say special prosecutor because i was involved in the impoachment of president clinton and tasked on ken star. and after that the statute went away. and now we have independent counsel. at a certain point when you talk approximate a potential cover up and maybe the doj is not the right place to put that and that would be a special prosecutor. >> and the e-mails went to outside groups. e-mails they cannot find is the e-mails that did not go to other irs employees which suggest the white house? >> how are they retrieved when you don't know where they are? >> they have to subpeona the hard drive and computer. and many, many cases computer people retrieve

. >> doug luzader is live from washington. what is eric cantor's exit plan. >> the personal set back is a setback for the republican party as a whole. here's what eric cantor said yesterday. >> while i intend to serve out my term as a member of congress in the 7th district of virginia, effective july 31st i will be stepping down as majority leader. it is with great humility that i do so knowing the tremendous honor it has been to hold this position. >> there are all kinds of questions squirrelling around what this is going to mean for what happens next here on capitol hill for things like immigration reform for instance whether this stunning primary loss will have a big impact on what happens next. there is a new leadership election among republicans scheduled now for thursday next week. back to you guys. >>> thank you very much doug luzader live for us this morning. >> now the race to replace. an election is set to fill cantor's majority leader post. here's some that could move up the ladder. cantor's pick kevin mccarthy who

doug has more. >> there are indications that iraqi forces made a strong defense of baghdad. young shiite men in the capital city have been flocking to military recruitment centers to join up. whether they can be mobilized into a fightliing force remainso be scene. they have been dropping your weapons and uniforms and fleeing. retired general jack keane says -- >> we're either going to deal with isis now or later given what they've done in iraq and in syria. we have to go after their sanctuaries and the lines of communications, the road networks that they're using to move their troops. all that is possible and very vulnerable to our air power in doing that. >> the president has said that the u.s.ip! must not allow isi gain another foothold in the strategic region and says the option remains open with the exception of u.s. ground troops. >> my team is working around the clock to identify how we can r provide the most effective assistance to them. i don't rule out anything. >> secretary of state john kerry said on friday the u.s. is already providing enhanced aerial surveillan

>> i would be in support, 100%, of him going back into iraq and trying to regain what doug fought so highly for, the framework of democracy. that is what he went over there to fight for. i would be in 100% support of him doing that, i would tell him that. >> in all, nearly 4500 americans were killed during the iraq war, 32,000 were wounded. >>> let's turn to washington now where it's been a week of wins and upsets with the results of the primary election coming in. >> dana bash and gloria borger are sitting in for candy crowley on "state of the union." ladies, welcome. i understand you have quite the guests on today's show. >> thanks, christi and victor. for the first time we're going to have an interview with eric cantor who made history this week, not in the way he would have liked. >> as a loser. >> he lost his republican primary in a land shied. we'll talk about why he thinks that happens. >> we'll also talk to what eric cantor didn't do, republican senator lindsey graham who was up against multiple candidates in a tough republican primary in south carolina. conservative state. h

nbc 10's doug shimell joins us now live tonight in reading. >> the district attorney is trying to figure out whether the officer's actions were justified? >> reporter: that's exactly what the whole case hinges on, was it unprovoked or was it an act of self-defense? investigators say the off-duty officer's silver car and another vehicle may have clipped each other two night north of reading. >> a road rage incident took place. now, we are still trying to piece together exactly what precipitated the road rage, how it happened. >> reporter: that road rage escalated when they pulled over. >> during a scuffle, the off-duty police officer discharged his weapon, striking one of the individuals in the chest area. >> reporter: detectives say it was the off-duty officer's personal gun and not his police weapon and in an unusual move, the district attorney says he is not releasing the officer's name or the police department. any particular reason why you're not leagues the department of the off duty officer, normally something released? >> nothing to do with his employment so we don't believe we wa

. >> doug is live in washington with more on this, doug? >> reporter: we understand that mary barra is speaking to the reporters. she just wrapped up her testimony and the the hearing has ended. she appeared before a host oil committee. this was a gm commission study put together by a chicago attorney. it offered a brutal condemnation of the gm culture which let a known defect to linger and resulted in the indicatings of 13 people. one engineer identified the ignition switch problem. made the design change and kept the serial number the same and leading to years of confusion about why accident data was different before and after the model year 2008. mary barra told congress changes were made. >> we appointed jeff boyer who is an expert in the field to this position. i told jeff he will have the resources to do the job. he has many already. we named a senior attorney to facilitate rapid information sharing across the organization. >> in addition barra said gm had 35 safety investigators to identify problems more quickly and instituted a spea

i asked doug flynn to help us out.by telling us exactly what a municipal bond is. >> as you said, you are basically lending money to a municipality, a government, a state, a city, to do particular projects, and for that they are going to pay you interest, and that's typically tax free. >> and these are bodies that typically can't go into deficits. >> that's right. >> the federal government can go into a deficit, but a state and city often can't. >> that's right. so they could borrow additional funds. there are many different things they can do. and there are some bonds that are backed think state or city. some are insured. these are things that you have to look at if you are going to be buying individual municipal bonds, but the idea is that you are going to give them money and get your money back with interest. >> and some of them are projects. a state or city wants to build a bridge -- >> that's right. >> so you might get a better sense of how you'll get you money back. >> that's right. if it's a tol highway, you kno