jennifer says the out come of emanuel's custody bat is rare. she says in most adoption cases dad's rights are often ignored what ch is why emanuel is starting a foundation and talking to media outlets like "the atlantic." >> fundamental rights, the right to part is a fundamental right. it can be trampled on easily in these scenarios. >> in your opinion what makes, you know, the right family for skylar? >> in my opinion the biological family should be the first choice to raise children, if they're fit and willing. i don't think somebody who has money is going to raise a child doesn't. >> reporter: two weeks after the judge granted emanuel custody the adoptive parents reluctantly south carolina. >> she's my baby. >> what was it like to hold your daughter for the first time? >> i felt a breath for the first time, seeing her eyes, seeing her touch. it was like -- i lost a part of me. i felt whole again. having my daughter for the first time where she's supposed to be. it's a moment that is -- irreplaceable. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm juju ch

in fact, give mayor emanuel some credit. he has taking on the chicago teachers' union.tried to change things there. he has had some success, and still he's in a world of hurt. he has to raise taxes to pay the benefits. >> but he's done nothing else. focus on the rich and local sales tax, then the taxes get to be regressive. that is not the way you do it. if he was half at great as addressing spending, as coming up with more revenue they might have solved this problem. >> and it shows you -- rahm emanuel used to be a new democrat, one of bill clinton's people and they were supposed to be for not raising taxes at every turn. he's turned into, you know, what we have in new york. >> a bankrupt city with pensions -- that's the worst thing you can do for bankruptcy, just go back to the -- >> we're going to have to -- raise the taxes, people move out of the city and your revenue base shall references, and then you really can't meet the obligations. >>> it is possible right now that you can now understand why bernie sanders is very, very popular with this rage and why donald tr

rahm emanuel needs to come up with some ideas. his options are pretty limited.re getting really limited and fewer by the day. the first move was to go to the for pension reform. that was a big fat no from the state. that was when you saw the moody's downgraded. holding campfire meetings. -- more tore out explain the situation they are in. next year, when they see their kapok bus route is cut, they know what's going on. --t their kid's bus route next year, when they see their kid's us route is cut, they know what's going on. .eople are not happy they are chanting, they are going. it is a dire situation. these are essential services that have to get cut. scarlet: this means some kind of reform is necessary. is there a way to implement pension reform? have island and new jersey successfully. kate: they went up to the state and the state set up. no one in illinois. it doesn't seem like they will get any relief from that because it has already been appealed. it is looking like a no. scarlet: what are the options for rahm emanuel? what can he do now to raise the much-

this business with rahm emanuel in chicago looks like it is straight out of the clinton playbook. held accountable? >> i certainly hope so. i do not understand why this is happening. why not just release the record. what is interesting is the law is actually not clear. youhe may be can use a private device, but just because you can does not mean it is the right choice which is what we heard hillary clinton apologizing for. i think that is true. lou: most folks have been making bad choices for some time. hillary and uma, john clinton claims she was not involved with the decision to let her work a couple of extra jobs, special government employee status. yesterday she signed off on it all. what now? >> i thinki think the same thing as ebony just said is going to take place. everyone seems to just. these people past this thing is torturous to those that asked the question what are these people doing? they seem to be lying at every single turn. they do nothing to ask the questions and put the heat up. imagine if it were a gop candidate holding e-mails. you would here the screaming fro

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holt interviewed two survivors of the massacre in the mother emanuel church.ne mother told him about the experience of watching her son take his last breath in that church. >>> later, another episode of "her story." the first woman to receive the congressional medal of honor and how that didn't save her from being arrested many times after that for wearing pants. bring us your aching... and sleep deprived. bring us those who want to feel well rested and ready to enjoy the morning ahead aleve pm. the first to combine a sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. for pain relief that can last until the am. so you... you... and you, can be a morning person again. aleve pm for a better am. check your sunday paper and save $3 next week. iand i'm jerry bell the third. i'm like a big bear and he's my little cub. this little guy is non-stop. he's always hanging out with his friends. you've got to be prepared to sit at the edge of your seat and be ready to get up. there's no "deep couch sitting." definitely not good for my back. this is the part i r

under chicago mayor and former obama chief of staff rahm emanuel, the city has closed about 50 schoolsntly african-american and latino neighborhoods as part of what critics say is a push to privatize education. the hunger strikers have called for chicago to reopen dyett high school as a global leadership and green technology school and on wednesday, mayor emanuel was to meet with the dyett supporters after a city budget town hall meeting, but his security detail escorted him out when protesters took to the stage and confronted him. right now! right now! right now! amy: well, in a new development thursday afternoon, janice jackson, chief of education for chicago public schools announced that dyett high school will reopen as an open-enrollment arts-themed high school. but the announcement was seen by some as an attempt to and the hunger strike. the protesters have rejected the proposal saying "this doesn't reflect the vision of the community." well, for more, we are joined by two of the hunger strikers. jitu brown is the national director of the journey for justice alliance, a member of

. >> reporter: it was faith that brought these two women to the mother emanuel a.m.e. church that fateful night in june, and it is now faith sustaining them after witnessing such horror at the hands of 21-year-old dylann roof, who turned on them, prosecutors say, driven by racist hatred. >> we were just about to say the prayers to be released. and he caught us with our eyes closed. i never told nobody this. >> eyes were closed? >> our eyes closed. shots rang out. >> reporter: sanders was at the bible study with her aunt, susie jackson, her 11-year-old granddaughter, and 26-year-old son tywanza. >> i remember my son saying, "mama, he shot me in the head." and i was telling my son, just lay here. just lay here. and my granddaughter was hollering, saying she was so afraid. it hurts me so bad. because i struggle with what could i have done differently than i did, because i tried my best. to save all of them. >> you saved your granddaughter. you held her? >> yes. >> what did you -- >> i nuzzled her so hard. i'm surprised i didn't suffocate her. i tried to hold her as tight

julian emanuel is on the desk from ubs. are going to worry about liquidity in the treasury's market, today would be the day to worry about it. should we be worried? julian: in the bigger picture, liquidity has been withdrawn as a function of post-financial crisis landscape, but that is also a function of markets becoming more volatile. normal in front of a decision like the fed to do with less liquidity like we had yesterday. brendan: drew matus, what about in corporate debt? this is something broker-dealers have been sounding the alarm on for some time. liquidity is a lot lower. i think we have seen the post retail sales report last october, it did not look good. the fed has been trying to figure out why that has been happening. i do not think they have come up with an answer. it probably makes them nervous, but it is not going to be the decisive factor. tom: i have never seen navelgazing like this before. with the two year yesterday, we go up 2.80, we get back to where we were in 2011, 2012. they care belief that what the

three executive mistakes a chance to win and and they won it. >> sorry mike emanuel. stay tuned to see one girl's reaction when her dads tells her just how young is too young to date. she did not take it too well when they said she was too young to date. >> >> my boyfriend. >> you don't have a boyfriend. >> i do have my boyfriend. >> you don't have a boyfriend. [crying] >> what's wrong with you? >> daddy, don't want a boyfriend. >> but do you have a boyfriend? >> um. >>um what's his name? >> garrett. >> you don't have a boyfriend. >> i do. >> you are not allowed to have a boyfriend until you are 50. >> i do. >> no. [crying] >> o, oh. send in social services. >> send in social services. charles krauthammer, thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. greta goes "on the record" right n keep it tuned to the kelly file. see you then. have a great weekend. >>> how are you doing? >> if you're illegal, you've got to go back. >> i didn't want to, yes. >> more energy tonight. i like that. this election is not just

santa last summers in charleston was emanuel ame. i haven't been back there since and i'm looking forward to going there in a couple of weeks as a matter of fact. i only talk about my book blitz to get a better sense for the way things are. i have a lot of friends in charleston who have been talking to me about the situation down there. and of course my father lived in south carolina and carolina for 25 years. i was horrified obviously by what happened but gratified by the reaction to it finally by the powers that be in state government. nikki haley comes out and says we have got to take that flag down. that's good if you have republicans state senator. >> saying it's time for it to come down and i think that's good and the debate is good. it's good for people to remember that the battle flag of the army of northern virginia is a the flag was blown bye bye robert e. lee and he rolled it up when he surrendered and he put it away. it wasn't flying over washington college when he was the president there. it started flying again as a res

discussp the wearable what rahm emanuel has been pitching to investors.we get to that, here is another check on biotech stocks. they are sinking yet again, a seventh day down for the biotech index. that is the biggest in almost seven years. ♪ scarlet: today we are going to focus on municipal bonds. to theanuel spoke municipal pharrell of new york at his first official trip to new york in three years. hisrole was to solidify relationship with wall street and convince investing community that chicago is not doomed. a partner at municipal partner analytics attended the event joins us now. i want you to frame this for us. it comes at a critical time for chicago. >> this is one week after rahm emanuel has come up with his big city budget that is going to turn around the city and they will have issues anymore and what i was looking at here is this is an attempt to control -- convince the makers of new york that we are in place to go and we are fine. open up that line of communication between chicago and new york city. it is the finance capital of the world, you

lester holt joins me to talk about his exclusive interview with the two adult survivors of mother emanuel church massacre, telling their story for the first time. >> we were just about to say the prayer to be released. and he caught us with our eyes closed. i never told nobody this. >> eyes were closed? >> we had our eyes closed. shots rang out. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. a judge today ruling the trials for the six baltimore police officers charged in the freddie gray case will remain in baltimore. at least one person was arrested as protesters gathered outside the courthouse this morning. >> the people united will never be defeated. the people united will never be defeated. the people united will never be defeated. >> all six police officers charged have pleaded not guilty. gray died in april after suffering a fatal spinal injury while being transported in a baltimore police van. just yesterday the city settle with the gray family on all civil claims for $6.4 million. joining me now baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake. mayor, thank you very much for being with

before the tragedy of mother emanuel in june, there was the tragedy of walter scott in april. most of you will recall what happened in that case. mr. scott, a 50-year-old black man, was stopped by a white north charleston police officer for having a broken tail light. o for the entire world to see. mr. scott began to run from the officer who shot him repeatedly in the back, tragically ending his life. in the last year, we have seen the molar situations elsewhere -- new york city and baltimore and ferguson, missouri. there were incidents involving white lease officers and unarmed lack victims. in all three of those cases, there was civil unrest at truly awful levels. the riots in ferguson and baltimore are senseless. you know what mark black lives do matter. [applause] most of the people killed or injured in the riots in ferguson and baltimore were black. think about it. most of the small businesses or social services institutes that were looted were either black owned or served heavily black populations. most of the people who now live in terror because local police are too in

mike emanuel. by the way, if you didn't know, nearly every u.s.sident can be characterized as a christian with a episcopalian, presbyterian and baptist being the most common denominations. thomas jefferson, andrew johnson were considered unaffiliated. the obama administration announcing that it will raise the number of worldwide refugees at the united states bring in every year to 100,000 by the year 2017. that's a 43% increase over the quota of 70,000. many refugees, a population that is 90% muslim and has been by the millions. in announcing these new figures over the last week, secretary of state john kerry says the united states is doing what we know we can manage immediately. but some in congress are not so sure, saying the administration is letting refugees in without a concrete and foolproof plan to ensure that terrorists won't enter the country without vetting. then simon hall has the report. reporter: for many refugees, these idyllic island is a first place of entry to europe. the fastest route by sea to the land that they so hope will emb

then you have the merger and the merger was going to be stopped in the house judiciary committee by emanuelsummers who felt that he had gotten run out by the nfl blackout issue. they went into the congress and they talked to russell long and the congressman from louisiana who are powerful figures and they could in fact move it through both houses that would in fact legalize the merger. and what did russell long get for that? the saints came marching in of course. and there were some great stories around that. that's another example of how the government refused. local governments, state governments essentially on franchise locations in teams may be moving threatening to move unless they get a stadium, promising to move somewhere else if they get a stadium, these kinds of games going on at of course they still go on. what would the nfl do without los angeles? they would be terrible. now you can and it's very effective. you have that aspect of dealing with local government. local government subsidies and then there's another interesting aspect of this and that is something from the senate or

jon: mike emanuel at the capitol. just a short while ago boehner spoke ever so briefly about his decision. take a listen to the new video what he had to say. >> congratulations, mr. speaker. >> thank you. >> does it feel like a weight off your shoulders? >> a wonderful day. jon: it's a wonderful day. for more, bringing in david drucker, senior correspondent for the "washington examiner." are you as surprised as most everybody else in washington, david? >> i'm surprised it happened this morning. i'm not surprised that he ended up going out before the end of this congress. this the is first time i thought that the speaker's gavel could be in jeopardy and he might decide to pack it in, enjoy his life, given everything he is dealing with. jon: there was a revolt underway within his party. 30 of the more conservative, in rough numbers, 30 of the more conservative republicans had suggested they were not going to continue to labor under his speakership. >> right. i think there is something to understand here, jon, that is im

. >> the school closing became an issue in mayor ron emanuel's tough campaign last spring, pointing toen high schools that could accommodate the kids. parents argue kids have to apply to get into them. they want their own school in their own neighbourhood. jessie says community schools are vital to under served areas. >> neighbourhood schools are part of the fabric of the neighbourhood, a basis by which the neighbourhood can expand and grow. you know, it's one of the real ug told costs of school choice. >> in the statement, the mayor's office says it's working with the office. cps is engaged in a review of diet. they continue to weigh the factors at play, in an effort to achieve the best outcome. one that would ensure a strong bronzeville and future for the children. the city scheduled a meeting in a couple of weeks. these hunger strikesers hope to hold out that long. >> a couple of these hunger strikers say they'll go to washington, hoping to meet with education secretary. arnie duncan, and hope he may convince mayor emanuel to reopen the school. >> now to the race for 2016. trump rea

reiteramos en este momento las cifras muestran a morales en el primer lugar, emanuel baldizÓn, en elsegunda ronda electoral, con una segunda ronda descollante. vuelvo contigo arantxa . arantxa: vamos estar sumamente pendientes y como has dicho un proceso electoral sin precedente. el gobierno mÉxico dijo que coordinarÁ un nuevo peritaje para determinar el destino de los 43 normalistas de ayotzinapa. expertos de la comisiÓn interamericana de derechos humanos rechazaron el informe oficial de que los estudiantes fueron asesinados y calcinados en un basurero. jessica: es imposible que los 43 estudiantes desaparecidos en iguala, guerrero, en 2014 fueran quemados en el basurero. pues se requieren mÁs de 13.000 kg de madera y hubieran requerido mÁs de 60 hora >> es imposible hacerlo en 16 horas, con base a esta experiencia cientÍfica, se descarta dicha declaraciÓn como verÁs. >> porque vivos se los llevaron! >> vivos los queremos! jessica: esa es la contundente conclusiÓn a la que llegó el grupo de cinco expertos independientes que revisaron el caso. >> hay una declaraciÓn que seÑala que lue

mike emanuel. clinton falling behind in first two voting states. >> reporter: they do. new polling from cbs reveals bernie sanders leading clinton by ten points in iowa, and in new hampshire, the same poll has sanders up 22 points over clinton the first time he has gone above 50% short. that poll shows clinton maintaining a solid lead in south carolinaful in iowa, clinton was asked about sanders. she says he is doing a great job and noted the first debate is a month from now on the democratic side. >> i look forward to that. i think it's great that we're having a real vigorous discussion of issues in the democraticrimary. i want people to pay attention, to listen to all of us who are running, to contrast where we are with each other, but as importantly, contrast where we are with the republicans. >> reporter: christian tone says she doesn't have -- clinton says she doesn't have issue will having a strong contest for the democratic nomination. >> word the vice-president, vice-president biden had a s

i like what rob and emanuel have said on this question, actually, and another question. we have friends who work with the park service when ken burns came out. it was like the greatest time. we got 900 visitors when we normally see 200 visitors. they talked about this big boom of visitors because of ken burns. 's great that got a lot of attention. they pooh-pooh'd this other movie. to me, they were losing a gelleden opportunity. the person may not have come here, yes, without watching a poor movie but now it's your turn as the intercepter to make an impact and a positive impact on that person. maybe it won't change their views on stone wall jackson or the movie itself, but at least you have them through the door and you have an opportunity to expose them to what you have to say, what the movie has to say and the resources you have. it's like saving private ryan, i see all the time oh, lot of things wrong with the first 10 minutes of that movie. well, it got people like stephen spielberg and tom hanks to back those veterans and back veterans organizations and then go back

and the merger, the merger was going to be stopped in the house judiciary committee by emanuel seller who felt that he had got run around before by the nfl in the blackout issue. and so they, they went into the congress, they talked, they talked to russell long, the senator from louisiana, the congressman from louisiana who were powerful figures and who they could, in fact, move a bill through both houses that would, in fact, legalize the merger. and they got it. and what did russell long and boggs get for that? >> host: saints. >> guest: the saints came marching in, of course. and there's some great stories around that. but that's another example of how the government was used. local governments, state governments essentially on franchise location and teams, teams maybe moving, threatening to move unless they get a stadium, promising they'll move somewhere else in they get a stadium. these kinds of games which have gone on and, of course, which still go on. i mean, what would the nfl today do without los angeles? what if there was a team this l.a.? nobody could threaten to go to l.a.

the new name of this two-block stretch is mother emanuel way memorial district.oof faces the death penalty on multiple counts of murder, as well as federal hate crime charges. and longtime civil rights attorney elizabeth fink has died at the age of 70. liz fink served as the lead attorney for the former attica prisoners after the 1971 prison uprising. the rebellion lasted from september 9 to september 13, 1971, and ended after new york state troopers opened fire on the striking prisoners. 43 men died. more recently, liz fink represented the cyber activist jeremy hammond. this is elizabeth fink speaking about the crackdown by state troopers in the film the ghosts of attica. >> state troopers just took their clubs and beat them down the stairs. brooke people's legs, hit them on the tibia. on their back, on their head, in her genitals, on their front. you know, wherever they could hit them, that is where they beat them. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. n

. >> it was faith that brought these two woman to the mother emanuel church that faithful night in juneth sustaining them after witnessing such horror at the hands of 21-year-old dylan that turned on him driven by racist hatred. >> we were about to say the prayer to be released. he caught us with our eyes closed. >> eyes closed and shots rang out. >> she was at the bible study with her aunt, 11-year-old grand daughter and her son. >> i remember my son saying momma, he shot me in my head. i was telling my son -- i said just lay here. just lay here. my grand daughter was hollering saying she was so afraid. it hurts me e so bad because i struggle with what could i have done differently that i did because i tried my best to save all of them. >> you saved your grand daughter. you held her? yes. >> i nuzzled her so hard i am surprised i did not suffocate her. i tried to hold her as tight as i could so she would not make a sound. i just heard -- i heard every shot. i heard ever shot. >> before leaving he stopped in front of her hiding under a table. >> he said did i shoot you yet? i said no. h

se le salud o la gasolina a los poblanos y despertÓ el tiburón, emanuel garcÍa para el zurdo, empatabavictoria 2 0. maÑana sigue la fecha nÚmero nueve cruz azul-pumas. el domingo se bajara el telÓn con dos partidos, toluca chiapas y chivas ante querÉtaro. dos al bÉisbol de grandes ligas, arizona rubÍ de la rosa cinco, en 5:02 entradas. en el montÍculo las cosas no se dan, altura de la temporada me parece que las posibilidades de postemporada se acabaron para los gigantes de san francisco. arizona legal a los gigante 2 0. todavÍa queda una serie de cuatro juegos ante los dodgers, me parece que esto se acabÓ para san francisco. esta difÍcil situaciÓn de chivas, parece que cometen un error jorge vergara en actuar muy tarde. hubiera hecho todo este cambio cuando fue la fecha fija para darle el tiempo del arco momento. leÓn: mÁs adelante hablaremos de una oportunidad Única, si no se ha decidido a hacerse ciudadano. billy: amigas buenas noches, feliz noche de viernes, miremos la que nos muestra la superficie. va a nacer un alta presiÓn a lo largo y ancho del estado. va a traer temperaturas e

chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel tells us where we stand tonight. >> clearly our members do not believe the president has complied with the law. >> reporter: a day after gop leaders shifted gears to appease frustrated rank and file republicans, the house moved forward with three measures related to the iran nuclear agreement. one saying the congressional review period has not yet been triggered, claiming the president has not submitted paperwork on side deals between tehran and the iaea. a vote on approving the iran deal which would fail. and a measure prohibiting the president from lifting sanctions. >> no member of congress, no member of the public, no american citizen has read this entire agreement. and yet we've got members who say this is a great deal and i'm excited to vote for it. >> iran is now two to three months from being able to produce a nuclear weapon and yet the critics have offered no credible alternative. >> reporter: the stage is set for house lawmakers to support or reject the nuclear agreement on a 9/11 anniversary. >> the deal that we have is worse th

broncos down by a touchdown until manning slings one to emanuel sanders to die itie it. the chiefs have some time to get ahead. listen to this. >> oh down. the ball is out. it is picked up by the broncos. and he is in the end zone for an unbelievable touchdown. >> yeah. stone cold stunner. broncos score two touchdowns in the final 40 seconds to win it 31-24. their record now improves to 2-0. let's get some friday weather forecasts. nbc meteorologist bill cairn. that kind of stuff. >> you can't sleep at night. if you are a denver fan you go to bed they're going to lose and the chief fans are still there looking at the ceiling. >>> this is the fall outlook. the brighter colors show you where the temperatures should be above average, including must of the pacific northwest. what we really care about in the west is the rainfall and the precipitation because that is what we need. and as we go through fall tlher is not a ton of. the fall outlook is for above average rainfall across areas of texas, new mexico, little in arizona but below average in the northwest. as far as bint

. >> the day of atonement is considered the holiest day of the year, you are seeing more emanuel on the upper east side, yom kippur is observed by fasting and praying for atonement, those observing the they started the sundown last night and will not eat or drink until sundown tonight. ben: the ban on styrofoam containers was crushed, the judge overturned it saying there's no evidence the material cannot be recycled but the city maintains foam cups plays contain is stained by food and beverages cannot be recycled and clogging landfills. the attorney that won the lawsuit said the restaurant action alliance would like to find another solution. >> a comprehensive, reduce the amount of waste for landfills. and that is a win/win for everybody. >> it is reviewing its options to keep the ban with a ruling, these products cause real environmental harm. >> temperatures climbing, the first day of all. >> we continue remembrance. back in a mo that's a big bull. i think that's old cyrus. 1800 pounds of do whatever the heck i want. take the long way, huh? thank you cyrus. lease an mkc for $299 a mon

chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel tells us where we stand tonight. >> clearly our members do not believe the president has complied with the law. >> reporter: a day after gop leaders shifted gears to appease frustrated rank and file republicans, the house moved forward with three measures related to the iran nuclear agreement. one saying the congressional review period has not yet been triggered, claiming the president has not submitted paperwork on side deals between tehran and the iaea. a vote on approving the iran deal which would fail. and a measure prohibiting the president from lifting sanctions. >> no member of congress, no member of the public, no american citizen has read this entire agreement. and yet we've got members who say this is a great deal and i'm excited to vote for it. >> iran is now two to three months from being able to produce a nuclear weapon and yet the critics have offered no credible alternative. >> reporter: the stage is set for house lawmakers to support or reject the nuclear agreement on a 9/11 anniversary. >> the deal that we have is worse th

mike emanuel live for us at capitol hill. where do things stand on this deadline for government funding extension? >> we expect the house of representatives to vote shortly on this deal to fund the government through december 11th, avoid a government shutdown. it is expected to pass after the senate approved it 78-20 earlier. although a leading republican senator addressed the frustration that it's only a temporary fix. >> i think it's important to reflect on why it is we had to do this this way with all of the attendant drama and the suggestion that we were going to somehow shut down the government, which was never a likelihood. >> house speaker john boehner says the majority of republican members of the house want an election on a new speaker next week. there's been an effort to draft congressman trey gowdy to run for majority leader. gowdy keeps saying, no, no, no. some of his colleagues suggesting he wants to retire and go back to south carolina. but gowdy tells me that's not the case. >>> the other big story, the state d

nearly three months after dylann roof took the lives of nine bible study members at mother emanuel ame charleston, two survivors are talking about what happened that night. it's a night that they say will be etched in their minds forever. >> felicia sanders holds her bloodstained bible as a symbol of her faith and a memory of the evening that took so much from her. >> any connection i can have to my aunt and son, i'm going to keep. >> the clothes from that day. >> i'm going to keep it. >> it was after all sanders' faith that brought her and polly shepherd to the bible study session that night. and now, it is their faith that sustains them. >> he caught us with our eyes closed. i never told nobody this. shots rang out. >> among the 12 in the room, sanders' aunt, her 11-year-old grand daughter and 26-year-old son. >> i remember my son says, mama, he shot me in the head. and my granddaughter was hollering saying she was so afraid. i said play dead, play dead. and i hold her against me so tight and i had my other hand on my son. i said, be quiet. and then he raise up to talk to dylann. i c

>> mike emanuel, thank you. time for our 2016 when we look at who's up and who's down in the race for the white house. fox news digital politics editor joins me now as he does every monday. chris, let's get right to your new power index. you have jeb bush, ted cruz, and donald trump all holding steady at one, two, and three. explain, sir. >> so the deal is this. the way to think about the race is you've got jeb bush who is the establishment favorite. now, he might lose to marco rubio, let's say. he might lose to john kasich from ohio. there's somebody who might beat him in that round. and that's entirely possible. so the way to think about it is, though, right now you have jeb bush, a front-runner for the establishment, and you've got who is the person most likely to face him when we look ahead to march when this is all really going to shake out. right now you have to like ted cruz's place in the field. he's raised a ton of money, raised a diligent effort. he's been out talking to the folks. he may not be ahead