i'm rabbi eric white. i'm honored to be your host this morning. >> throughout our country when we look at theology music plays a crucial role in every part of a church, a mosque, a temple. we are so honored to have cantor baray. he's had a beautiful career at the congregation itself and around the country and worldwide. >> you're going to make me cry. >> about to re tire. i'm so glad that we're going to spend a little bit of time reflecting on your career, your innovations and programming and your reflections of what you do in the jewish landscape. let's jump in and rewind a long way. what attracted yo you to congregation emmanuel, what attracted you to become a cantor? how did that evolve for you? >> it was never my intention to become a cantor. men were cantors. when i first heard that women were becoming cantors i was shocked and appalled. i didn't kuwait know where to go with it. i was still pursuing on opera career and start song career. i wanted to be a resitlist. i moved away from that in my teen ye

eric? >> the white house says president obama wants to take in more syrian refugees. could this make us vulnerable to another terror attack? and how much will it cost us? >>> plus, the kim davis case shining a right on religious freedom in the workplace. should everyone be able to work according to their faith? see you at 11:30. >>> up here next, what one state just did that may be paiching the way for a national $15 an hour minimum wage and why someone here is warning careful what you wish >>> look who's teaming up for a $15 minimum wage. vice president biden in new york praising governor cuomo for giving it to fast food workers. now he's pushing it for all new york workers. others want it to go nationwide, but ashley, you say careful what you wish for. why? >> careful what you wish for because this is going to end up costing a serious amount of jobs. what we have seen in california and seattle are that businesses are closing their doors, hiring less people because they can't afford to do it, or better yet, let put kiosks in place of people because they don't need he

eric? >> the white house says president obama wants to take in more syrian refugees. could this make us vulnerable to another terror attack? and how much will it cost us? >>> plus, the kim davis case shining a right on religious freedom in the workplace. should everyone be able to work according to their faith? see you at 11:30. >>> up here next, what one state just did that may be paiching the way for a national $15 an hour minimum wage and why someone here is warning careful what you wish ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? if you can't put a feeling into words, why try? philips sonicare leaves your mouth with a level of clean like you've never felt before, making it the most loved electric toothbrush brand by americans and their d

>> well, that could be the white washing of this by the white house, eric, because the general that did the investigation, major ball, didn't find that beau bergdahl was sympathetic to the taliban. so i think that the white house is putting a lot of pressure on the military for this because look, if beau bergdahl gets put in prison for being a desert, it's going to look really bad for the president because he released five of the taliban top leaders for him. we're not talking about run of the mill guys. we're talking about two former governors, and others. that's number one. and also when bowe bergdahl's dad went to the white house, he started to praise allah. he was reaching out to them. and also very important to understand, the president broke the law, eric, when he released those five top taliban leaders because he didn't give the required 30 day congressional notification. if beau bergdahl is put in jail, it will be a disaster for the president. >> was there any evidence that the white house is putting any pressure on this general? the general has been in service for decades and ha

. >> eric tahiti carried me off to the white sands and clear blue sea. >> your vacation starts the minute you get on board. >> oh, thank you. >> before escaping to the reel life utopia he was extolling the virtues of the one of a kind airline. >> wonderful poll neegs spirit will put them at rest, at ease and in that vacation mood the moment they're on board our aircraft. >> beginning with a french poll neegs offering. >> i remember, if you're taken you put it on this side over your heart and if you're single you put it here, right. >> yes, that's right. >> okay. i'm ready. >> once in flight, luxury in every turn of my eight hour journey on the modern a-340. >> two by two seating so couples are always seated together. >> and as you slip into relaxation mode attendance slip into something more comfortable. >> they change to the at that heegs dress which actually in the at that heegs language means pretty woman. >> that's going to be a good >> that's it for us today. i want to thank you all for coming along. also, we want to thank your host or as they say -- to the four seasons resort bora b

eric ripert. we're intrigued by these ultrarare, all-white beans we heard about. in the valley. we thought it would be a nice gesture given all the culinary talent between us to make him and his family dinner in return for his hospitality. >> what are you thinking? >> butterfly marinade grill. >> you could do that with a nice sausages. >> which would be nice to throw in with stew. in chorizo, chicken, onion, peppers, a little bit of spice. >> and potatoes? we're kind of moving into the spanish and what's it called? >> and we can use shrimp from the guy. shrimp and chicken works. >> that sounds like a plan. [ speaking foreign language ] >> you have 24? >> yeah. >> successful. >> yes. so far. but wait until we arrive there. it's going to be interesting. >> don't be a downer, man. i'm optimistic. we arrive at the village where the fabled white cacao beans are said to be growing and meet with the village's unofficial mayor and our cacao farmer, who will lead us to the trees. what was a depicted as a short walk up a short incline turned out to be an epic hump up one hi

the white house says the president selected eric fanning for his experience and exceptional leadership. fanning has served as acting under secretary of the army since june and worked as a special assistant to the defense secretary. >>> in one brooklyn neighborhood people have been asking a lot of questions about a new wall mural. the quo shad -- crocheted art hangs on a building facing a flea market in bushwick. housing activist who says his aunt owns the building says no one asked that mural could be hung there. the artist worked with the man who runs the flea market and neither disputes that they didn't ask for permission. >> this is someone's private property. you did not ask permission to put something on a person's private property. >> police say the mural isn't criminal vandalism because there was no damage or intent to cause damage but the mural likely violates city rules regarding signage on private property. poconos. an rv goes up in flames while it's being a woman was trapped inside. she lost consciousness. but a brave navy veteran put his own life on the line and managed to

. >> reporter: 22 year old eric and 28 year old white both pleading not guilty toy charges that are flat out disturbing, both accused of encouraging fights between the children they were hired and trusted to nurture and protect at the light ridge academy on south avenue east. all-in a playground with security cameras and the charges cruelty and additional charges of child endangerment who prosecutors say she recorded cell phones of the kids swinging at each other and knocking each other down august 12 posting it on snapchat where the images were grabbed and turned over to police. >> you're charged today. how do you plead? >> not guilty. >> one of white's neighbors has been following the story. >> i was really surprised because she seemed to be a very nice girl. >> white and penny were fired the daycare saying in part while no children were physically hurt during this incident we have a zero tolerance policy for anyone who acts in conflict with the core value of light ridge academy, the safety and well being of children. this mom was dropping off cupcakes for one of her two children's bir

white house. here now fox news correspondent eric shawn to tell us the truth. the individuals. we should say this source was unnamed. anonymous source. i never like that but obviously the journal has some credibility itself so we will go with it. who was at the ceremony, 15,000 people showed up, right? >> 11,000 on the lawn. >> 11,000 on the lawn. >> that lawn is going to have to be resodded. who were there that might have offended the vatican. >> here is the issue. of the white house invited a variety of activists who positions are at odds with traditional catholic doctrine. let's start with one of the most famous sister simone campbell. she is executive director of network, a catholic social group. she supported obamacare, defied the u.s. conference on bishops because of contraception abortion, drafted the nun's letter signed by nuns that went to congress to supporto bama care. also runs nuns on the bus which goes around opposing the ryan/romney budget. >> she is left wing sister. >> and there is a bunch of them. should that exclude her from the pope though e

gentlemen in the white shirt. hi, eric gomez from the cato institute. i was wondering what the panel thinks is the primary obstacle to taiwan spending 3% on gdp. i know a myriad of things could be a play, what do you think is the one factor during the most heavy lifting? mr. green: um, look -- our nato allies, with the exception of norway, are hardly shining examples of defense spending. allies,ajor treaty australia, japan, korea are moving in the right direction, but they are also -- japan is 104th in the world in spending on defense. we can appreciate that it is hard in taiwan, that the modern democratic welfare state -- budget deficits, how hard it is to convince the public to spend on defense. the problem isof that the defense secretary goes to japan and nato, says we have to spend more. there is probably something in our defense dialogue that could be reconceptualized. ofm not a big advocate symbolic, to star generals going --taipei to surely can, to show we can, but we have to think about whether there is a better way to allow the secretary of def

white house spokesperson, eric shultz, says, i think the president really wanted to do this. >> not thet has greet add guest at the air force base, in fact, george w. bush and his wife laura met pope benedict when he was in the united states in 2008. >> wonderful. >> it is nice. >> 8:07. >> how about this storey? police investigation is underway in new york city after former tennis star james blake was body slammed, outside every his hotel. >> chris murphy took five guys to do this? >> he can actually, right? and there is a lot of questions how he was taken down and treated while in police custody. james blake claims he was slapped to the grounds, then handcuffed, again, case every mistaken identity here. blake is by racial, and told the daily news of new york that he wasn't sure if he was arrested because of his race, but said the officer who put the cuffs on him inapropriately used force, nypd top spokesperson said cooperating witness miss identified blake to detect fraudulently purchased cell phones as one of the team team he recognized being involved in the scheme. blame had this to

white flag. they're tired of surrendering. they want the fight. >> reporter: former majority leader eric canton who often fought with boehner camehis defense. he said, "i never heard of a football team that won by throwing hail mary passes but that's what's being demanded of republican leaders today. ". >> axelrod: julianna, thank you very much. tomorrow john boehner will be john dickerson's guest on "face the nation," mr. boehner's first live interview since announcing his resignation. the national transportation safety board is now looking into that deadly crash thursday in seattle involving a charter bus and one of those amphibious duck boats. four people were killed and does skins injured. carter heavens tells us in the early stages the investigation seems focused on the duck boat. >> reporter: witnesses say the duck boat appeared to have a mechanical problem with a wheel just before the driver lost control and careened into a tour bus seconding before impact duck passenger tim gesner snapped this picture. >> just as i was doing that, i felt the back of the vehicle start to fishtail, and as i turned my head, i heard the driv

. >> the gentleman in the white shirt there. >> hi, eric gomez from the day tow institute. i was wondering what the panel thinks is the primary obstacle to taiwan spend 3g%3% on gdp.i thinks is the primary obstacle to taiwan spend 3% on gdp.tow i. i was wondering what the panel thinks is the primary obstacle to taiwan spend 3% on gdp.i was thinks is the primary obstacle to taiwan spend 3% on gdp.nstit. i was wondering what the panel thinks is the primary obstacle to taiwan spend 3% on gdp. >> easy answer is the oi. look, our nato allies are hardly with the exception of authorize way shining examples of burden sharing and defense spending. of our major treaty ally, australia, japan, arguably our kind of moving in the right direction, but they're also very -- japan's 104th in the world per capita spending on defense. so i think we can appreciate that it's hard in taiwan as the modern democratic welfare state starts hitting aging societies, budget deficits, globalization, how hard it is to convince pubs to spend more on defense. one other part of the problem is defense secreta

he refused to work for the lyndon johnson white house, although his friend eric gordon did and extended an invitation. he wanted to be critical. he wanted to be outside of it, but he was sympathetic to this political expression. as far as the politics of style, i think hofstetter wasn't seduced by that. if you had this event in 1965, he probably wouldn't have spoken. he got a lot of invitations to speak a lot of places, and i'm not sure if this was his way of saying, it's not temperamental of me to do this, but he would say, i've never found this an effective way to sell books, so thank you, but no. i'm not sure that the historians i'm referencing or the historians mr. pearson is referencing, that they were seduced by this style. it just so happens that the style makers were on the liberal side, and that is the side they supported. >> i think it's clear kennedy to some extent changed standards by which politicians were judged. he was no question a very attractive man. johnson was judged harshly in that light, and he saw that and resented it very much. i'm not sure exactly how to underst

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. >> eric farnsworth, vice president of the council of the americas and served in the white house as an advisor on economic policies, seems like maduro wants to escalate the conflict. >> seems like the case indeed. like the movie casablanca, where the proprietor wakes up and is surprised and shocked to see gambling the his establishment. that has existed for 30 years. why is maduro unilaterally closing border crossings, he's really causing the crisis. it is unilateral and frankly i think he's the one behind it. >> maduro has also escalated a conflict between guyana which has been dormant for decades. his dismal popularity to call off an excuse to delay the elections, do you think it's possible? >> it's possible. i don't know if he wants to call them off, certainly i haven't talked to him about it. his standing in the polls is going down rapidly, the economy is in real trouble, the price of oil which is essentially venezuela's one commodity is down to $40 a barrel, his popularity is low and a real strategy over the years in latin america when leaders have lacked popularity and are try

eric fanning's nomination. he said in a statement the president is quote more interested in appeasing america's homosexuals and war heroes. ted cruz calls early whiteuse talking points not encouraging, but he says he will wait until the confirmation hearings. >>> developing this morning, the wife the joe biden appears to be on board with a possible run for the white house. a spokesperson for jill biden is not disputing a report that she is not an obstacle for her husband. there had been speculation she had been reluctant. nearly 50 top democratic fund-raisers have signed a letter urging biden to jump into the race. hillary clinton tells cbs she is not doing anything to prepare for a biden run. >> no, we are not. this is such a personal decision. the vice president has to sort this out. he has been so open and talking about how difficult this time is for him and his family and he is obviously considering what he wants to do, including whether he wants to run. i have the greatest respect and affection for him. everybody should give him the space to decide. >> we have new poll numbers in the democratic race coming out at 6:00 a.m. >>> the united state

white. this is captured as both sides added their signatures. the japanese armies in china surrendered in nanjing. a young british general, eric kay's, was there to witness it. our own correspondent rupert wingfield-hayes retraces the steps of his ancestor as the war came to a close. deep in the mountains of western china, a thousand miles from the ocean, is the city that clings to the banks of the met a young sea river. 50 years ago, this place was the capital of china. the nationalist government had been forced to take refuge here from the japanese onslaught in the east. britishcame a young general, eric hayes, my great uncle. in 1945, he was the commander of british horses in the chinese theater. g waseven years, congchin one of the most heavily bombed cities in the world. tens of thousands were killed as the japanese air force attempted to crash chinese resistance. sounded, hee sirens would run for his life down the road. the tunnels were dug by handy beneath the cities. there was never enough space down here for everyone. in june of 1941, it led to a terrible disaster. people were fighting, pulling their hair, and biting

the white house calls it's business-lick relationship. she what okay call it today. eric shawn at the u.n. eric? >> that meeting much anticipated, set to kick off 5:00 5 this afternoon at both leader goes eyeball to eyeball after the dueling appearances here's. vladimir putin is clear saying that any fight against isis must be a broad coalition, and that would include assad. he was also critical of the united states for arming the rebels against assad, in an early interview he said that was illegal. he didn't go that far in his speech here, just criticizing it, and said that the -- is the center of world dominance and was critical of that. president obama was blueprint and -- blunt and direct criticizing russia's aggression that violatian's sovereignty, and as for dealing with terrorism he said the u.s. work with russia on that but if it includeds tyrants like assad who bombed his own people. after the speech there was the annual secretary general's lunch. both presidents sat side by side with secretary ki-moon sitting between them. that is one of the roles of the secreta

church which over a billion people in the world, and when we saw the white smoke and we knew we had new pope it was -- obviously erichief photographer and iran down to sane peter' squares. to be in the middle of that before he came out to saint peter's basilica on the balcony was incredible. everyone was wonder hook this person was. a lot of people didn't know much about cardinal bergoglio. we didn't know, and so you're hearing bits and pieces. you're talking to people and then when he came out to the balcony you got that whole rush and whole feeling and whole energy when you're in a situation like that. when he asked again the crowd to bless him -- >> see, this is has been his theme. >> it was incredible. i didn't understand. to ask somebody and to say that it was incredible. so that's when you knew there was going to be a new era in the catholic church. >> absolutely. so now the festival of families main event begins. this is the philadelphia orchestra. let's listen in. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (cheers and applause) . >> good evening and women

. >> defense officials tell nbc news later today the white house will announce the nomination of ericanning to be the next secretary of the army f approved he would be the first openly gay service secretary. >>> there is a report prominent democratic party fund rafrz have begun circulating a letter encouraging vice president joe biden to run for president. they reportedly call the obama biden a spectacular success and say if he runs they will be all in. they are mostly party financees who have yet to support hillary clinton. >> taco bell saying no mas to their upscale eatery. they closed the upscale eatery after just one year. >>> and fans of the who are left saying what y.? the band announced today that it is postponing all 50 dates of its north american tour because lead singer roger doll tree has meningitis. it will be rescheduled for next spring. we wish him a speedy recovery. >> that's nothing to mess around with. >> it's not. it absolutely is not. >> pay attention to your doctor, roger. we want you back. >> that's right. thanks, guys. >> >>> 30 minutes to go here, the dow down a

conservative from virginia, and he's the one that beat eric cantor in the election last year, and he said in order for boehner to negotiate these things with the white house in tandem with mitch mcconnell, he's going to have to bypass the committee system. and any budget negotiation has to go through committee. so already, before there's a new speak, they're still having problems with john boehner, and the conservatives are going to have to figure it out and so too boehner in the waning days, but he says that he's not going to be a lame duck speaker until october 30th. >> michael, thank you. >>> tulsa county sheriff has resigned after a grand jury investigating the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man. the victim was shot by a volunteer deputy while he was being subdued. the family accused him of not carrying out official duties, while not releasing documents related to the shooting. >>> the pope and kim davis. the vatican's and their secret meeting. >>> and taking on the refugee crisis, the solution that the european leaders are bringing to the table. >it has been a secret until now but kim davis, the kentucky clerk who went to jail for denying m

white person is and only mild outrage. you so people means milk, but soil and green is people. again makes you think. when ericey have instant corma. they believe it was a play on words of inconstant karma. >> yes. >> but, listen, if you made an instant indian treat to put in the microwave, won you call it in? >> i probably would. i don't enjoy the indian food. >> not a curry fan. >> it was a john lennon song. i made a paul mccartney joke and a lennon joke unintentionally. that's weird. >> not every 70s reference. >> there is a ring joke coming up. >> can't wait. >> is it that caveman movie? joanne you said you mefer write down the secret code words you have on receipts. you use word of mouth. please use word of mouth to tell us now. >> no. >> you have three minutes. those are my secrets and they are more fun when you share them with everyone? i can't share. i am selfish. just give us one. >> i really can't. i really can't. >> they are that bad? >> a lot of hate on twitter. >> kitchens are not the most politically correct places. secrets are meant to be shared. >> can we go to break? >> yes. >> time to take a

white house argues puts them on notice. putting it on the table can serve as a deterrent. >> in not confronting xi jinping directly, the u.s. hopes to avoid a repeat of last year when eric holder announced the indictment of five officers of china's people's liberation army on hacking charges. >> it represents the first ever charges against state actors for infiltrating commercial targets by cyber means. >> china suspended the joint u.s. cyber working group, scuttling a chance of reaching agreement. this time china watchers say the u.s. is likely to move cautiously but forcefully after the president leaves. >> it will be frank discussions between the president about - we have had enough of this, you have to stop it. >> the next step will be a sanction against a lower, you know, less important chinese companies. not one of the big state-owned enterprises. >> negotiations for a ban on state-sponsored cyber attacks could be as tough as talks, and take years before broad concepts are accepted and more countries sign on. >> jamie mcintyre. >> senate democrats along with republicans have tweeted a measure to cut federal funding to planned parenthood. the nonprofit happens been

white police officer. the movement gained steam as the nation bore witness to more deaths of unarmed black men at the hands of police. like eric garner in new york. >> i can't breathe. >> and freddy gray in baltimore. >> but activists say the roots of the fury and frustration run much deeper. >> black lives matter started not just with mike brown in ferguson, missouri. black lives matter didn't just start with trayvon martin, black lives matter didn't start with oscar brown. but with emmett till. >> the phrase black lives matter resonates much like black power or power to the people did a generation ago. officially black lives matter has some two dozen chapters and a new website on the way. >> black lives matter. this is a black lives movement. it is time to put black lives on the forefronts of the thoughts of all americans. >> but the movement seems to gain strength from decentralization. not by charismatic leaders but by countless organizers and social media. >> it is not a movement, it is a movement upwards. people becoming a leader in their own right. >> as the 2016 presidential campaign ramps up black lives matter activis

into in the pages of the newspaper eric a young black boy killed by police as a matter if he's a teenager will be in the back pages by the weather. you know, a wealthy white person such as a restaurant owner, one of the more affluent neighborhoods in rio come terrible story. nobody deserves to meet a violent death but that case made front pages and remain in the front section of the newspaper for well over a week. >> why do you think these kind of class divisions have persisted for so long? >> that's a very complex answer but i really think it has to do a lot with one brazil's legacy of slavery that was never really successful, i can't even say successfully dealt with. it was just never dealt with. result is a country that still hasn't faced what that meant. and many of the inequalities that stem from that are still very much entrenched in a structural part of society. i also feel like there has never been a very significant challenge to this social structure in brazil. there's never been a revolution, there's never been something that really shook it up. i think part of why when president lula was elected a few years ago, the first working-class presiden

eric cantor. he will be our second guest this morning. ♪ >> a road to the white house saturdaycontinues morning withew hampshire democratic party convention live from manchester. five presidential candidates, hillary clinton, bernie sanders, lincoln chafee, martin o'malley and lawrence lessig. c-span's campaign 2016, taking you on the road to the white house. the pope's upcoming visit to the u.s. c-span has live coverage from washington. the first stop on his tour. wednesday, september 23, pope francis will visit the white house starting with a welcoming ceremony on the south lawn, followed by meeting with president obama. on thursday, the pope makes history on capitol hill, becoming the first pontiff to address the house of representatives and the senate during a joint meeting. follow all of c-span's life coverage. watch live on tv or online at www.c-span.org. night, washington post national political reporter robert costa on the 2016 presidential campaign and the similarities between donald perot.nd ross >> the themes are really overlapping. ross perot has a distinct personality. the celebrity fac

eric, what i ask in studio. is it too late for hillary to suburban that around because that was the one voting block that was supposed to get her into the whiteit is very difficult for hillary clinton. women are fleeing hillary clinton, they're moving towards republicans or at least going to be open minded to consider other candidates. she built her base on sand essentially and the lack of trust is what driving people away. >> can i just add. charles: sure. >> in defense of hillary. charles: is that going to be the name of your next book. >> yeah. that's the t-shirts i wear when i'm not here. in defense of hillary. yes, she's losing support amongst women and across the board, joe biden is picking up most of her female vote, by the way, and not bandar, which i think is interesting. but i want to add that she still has a 71% approval generating with democratic, 61% think they'll be the nominee and among those enthusiastic about voting, 43% enthusiastic about clinton, 28 for biden. charles: i think what you laid out to me is why these people are losing. someone is telling the numbers. you've got this number, that number, and i hear people say th

, eric cantor, was effectively replaced in the republican leadership by a congressman who once called himself david duke without the baggage, and who was known in his home state for speaking at a whitey thinks that lucky lucky kevin mccarthy is inevitably going to become speaker of the house, but he would not answer the concerns of the hardliners who forced out john boehner and who made john boehner's tenure as speaker so miserable. and honestly if you look at your history the last time republicans in congress had to make an unexpected change in leadership in response to unexpectedly strong pressure from the right, they picked steve scalise. i mean, they went unexpectedly and controversially right-wing in their choice. so is lucky lucky buck owens patron kevin mccarthy a shoo-in for this top job, running congress, two heartbeats away from the presidency? or could we be in for a more hardline surprise choice from the republicans? joining us now is my friend john stanton, d.c. bureau chief of buzzfeed. john, it's great to have you here. thanks for being here. >> it's good to be here. >> so robert costa said earlier this hour that he thinks that kevin mccarthy is becoming the consensus

white on the frame. if you have any information, cat police. >>> philadelphia police have arrested this man that stole more than a dozen vehicles, most of which were taxis. twenty-four year-old eric kemp is being charged with 17 counts of auto theft and related offenses. kemp stole the vehicle between june and august in west and southwest philadelphia as well as upper darby. kemp was caught on surveillance video during one of the thefts. montgomery county sheriff's office is fighting crime from the air, with the new drone. >> this thing, this same drone can assist with security during the papal visit next week. "eyewitness news" reporter, walt hunter is here to explain how technology works. >> reporter: you might call it protection from above, a new drone, launched by montgomery county sheriff's department, just in time to strengthen the the security net around the pope. and, drone and, crowd, providing, each pictures of any problems. >> it is a great tool and will be available if needed for the papal visit. >> reporter: in this training exercise it checks out on a driver dummy with explosives strapped to his body in a pickup truck sending live pictures to controller andrew noto

white-collar criminal cases. individuals, the criminals themselves. this came to a memo and it marks a break from the approach under eric holder which targeted companies. there has been a lot of grassroots complaining about this very issue. moreyou have not seen people go to jail for financial related crimes. peter: i am biased because most of the people i know have been very good. it is the bad apple that spoils the bush. peter: at the same time, there has been so much pressure from regulators that you see small companies go out of business and you see almost and the knowledge from within some parts of the central bankers that they have gone too far. this pushes us and the wrong direction. we have to get back to functional e -- functional capital markets to make people able to do their job and this may be the wrong direction. erik: one question to raise before number five, what is this going to result in? time over the past years in the quote -- in the talking to period, u.s. attorneys, brewer when he was number two at the doj, and they always say, listen, if we could broadcast cases against additional's -- against ind

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eric parker slammed patel to the ground while responding to a call of a suspicious person. the incident was caught on another officer's dash cam. he arrived from independent deiah to care for his grandchild. >>> a white former south carolina police sentenced for the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man. richard combs pleaded guilty to misconduct in office and got a year of home detention but no time in prison. prosecutors gave up on trying to win a murder conviction against combs after hung juries in two murder trials. >>> hundreds gathered to pay contribute to the photographer killed on live tv in virginia. a 90-minute funeral was held yesterday in roanoke for adam ward. ward was killed during a live report last wednesday along with reporter alison parker. police say they were killed by a former coworker who then killed himself. ward's family said the community coming together after their loved ones death brought more laughter and smiles as they remember adam. >>> today we will see the finished chair that the pope will use during his visit to manhattan later this month. timothy cardinal dolan will be on hand for the unveiling. dray clark is with the story. dray, good morning. >> reporter: good mor

white america is seeing. we're seeing videotape of walter scott getting shot in the back by a police officer in south carolina, james blake accosted in new york. ericr getting choked out. holy cow, this is real. it's happening to james blake in times square, new york, it's happening in the bronx, downtown manhattan, staten island. they're not even putting in the arrest that it actually happened. you can't believe this only one case happened in times square to james blake. it's happening across the board. this guy has been sued four times, this same cop, and written up five. and nothing has happened. >> you look at the data on profiling, i want to put up mentioning this for the context. 13,000 people stopped by nypd officers in the first half of 2015. under a new democratic mayor, 81% not charged, essentially innocent, 73% minority. >> as the chairman said, you have this incredible frustration. imagine if it was a 13-year-old kid in the bronx getting treated like that by a police officer. how does that 13-year-old child view police f for the rest of his life. >> and what's the cycle. >> the excessive force, the distrust of their own communities they