you remember that i believed that what this is about is whether that finding is clearly erroneous. and what i have are two sentences. the first sentence is from their expert and he quote when you could be unconscious he means that this drug midazolam is an anti-anxiety drug like xanax people use to go to sleep every night and it can render you unconscious. and not reacting to minor stimuli. that's their expert. but when major stimuli, such as the introduction of the next two drugs that we're talking about come into play, you are jolted into consciousness and you are quite aware and you wake up. if we stop there you'd lose, right? >> if any of that -- >> if we stop there. >> if any of that were supported by -- >> he pointed to two articles. he based that statement. but i'll look at the two articles. it seemed to me he was basing the statement on medical articles. but, okay, we have to look at the support for that. >> and justice -- >> now, let's look at the other side. because your side then says he says right here that -- he says it will put you into a coma. that's his point. but h

erron is a specialist in psychiatry and medical ethics. when they poll people and say are you in favour of physician assisted suicide, most say no. >> the california medical association long against the idea recently reduced its stance to neutral. it's controversial with many doctors. this is contrary to a long tradition in medicine, of ethics going back to the hippocratic oath, principles of ethics - physicians use knowledge and skills for the purposes of health and healing. >> have you worked with patients contemplating ending their life because of medical pain. i have worked with patients that said things offhand along the lines that they can't go on. there's something psychologically or in terms of their social support or medically that we need to do a better job to address. once we do that, this desire to die issues. suicide is a distress signal, it's a fry for help >>> as for dan diaz, he says he's only begun to fight. britney. >> why are you still out there on the front fighting for the californians. >> as tamping as this -- taxing

during the reporting, that led him to trump's lawyer michael cohen leading cohen to make that erroneous statement about rape. cohen also threatened to sue the daily beast, threatened to sue the reporter and ruin his life. >> and cohen has since issued a lengthy statement. >> he has. i'll read the whole thing for you. i believe we have it. cohen says "i want to clarify a statement i made to the daily beast. as an attorney husband, and father there are many injustices that offend me but nothing more than charges of rape or racism. they hit me at my core. rarely am i surprised by the press, but the gall of this particular reporter to make such a reprehensible and false allegation against mr. trump truly stunned me. in my moment of shock and anger i made an inarticulate comment which i do not believe and which i apologize for entirely." so cohen apologizing for that erroneous remark able rape but not apologizing for threatening and coursing his reporter. >> his first wife ivana trump issued a statement. she says i'll quote it "i have recently read comments attributed to me from nearly 30 ye

of the secretary brufgs and that the superintendent has authorized to make transfers to correct erroneous clarifications or to make new by changes and the method of expenditures for the appropriation. >> before you go into the presentation i just want to ask commissioner vice president haney for a committee as a whole on the budget. >> somewhere i think we're going to hear a version of the committee based on the feedback in question we had as a committee as a whole. >> i have public speaker cards bullying but i'll hold those. >> thank you dr. murase as we prepare for the presentation we want to welcome our chief financial officer and there will be a presentation we'll have to move but as we prepare for the presentation i want to make a few comments before i i'm going to turn it over to first and foremost i want to thank the board of education our staff and community members for a robust process this year to develop our local accountability plan and budget proposal for 2015-2016 i have never witnessed so much engagement input, discussion, arguing, looking and asking for information before

they also say the unsealing of a deposition and other filings has led to erroneous reporting, which has branded cosby a rapist. >>> a milwaukee neighborhood is on edge after a family reported seeing a lion taking a stroll in their backyard. here it is. they captured this cell phone video of this mysterious creature that was on the move. police agreed that it did look lion-ish is what they said. they're treating the sighting seriously. they searched for hours but nothing was found. >>> police in philadelphia investigating an explosion at this atm. they are looking closely now at surveillance video, which appears to show two men at the machine. they run away, then moments later the atm explodes sending debris 100 feet away. no cash was lost. >>> a sheriff's deputy in oregon was responding to a call for help when suddenly he needed saving. he crashed into another vehicle. his patrol car landing in a ditch and bursting into flames. but another deputy and two police officers arrived on the scene. the deputy yelled, get me out of here, get me out of here. after some struggle, they pulled him

it seemed and that in the rush to open at after a vote long closure the striping was erroneously puteporter: alleged kidnapping case that happened back in march involving the news had skins and quinn ec rate here take another turn on monday an arrest was made in the case months after police called the case the hopes and appears that the case actually happened there was an actual kidnapping and ran some from out there even see denise and aaron glenn the first time they win in front of cameras lawyers spoke today saying they hope for an apology from vallejo police department. >> reporter: dilapidated that has a case a suspect arrested details similarities between vallejo kidnapping in these tough skins and a home invasion robbery 38 year-old matthew miller was arrested for an early june the. both instances people inside the homes were awoken with the lights shining in their eyes tied up using the ties. searching in the south lake tahoe home law-enforcement say they found a super supper type water gun spray-painted black with a flashlight laser pointer tapes to it for sensitized as well

vonnie: more fallout from "rolling stone's" erroneous story about the gang rape at the university of an investigation, the magazine retracted its story and editor dana -- apologize. shares of whole foods are down as much as 14% in premarket trading. the organic grocer posted disappointing quarterly results. it also cut its sales forecast. mainstream grocery chains have been attracting more organic buyers. whole foods was also hurt by an overcharging scandal in new york. and republicans cannot complain they do not have enough candidates. 17th candidate -- former virginia governor jim gilmore. no word if he will get into next week's televised debate. his name is only been mentioned in one national poll. a 17th candidate. tom: can we say that is it? maybe fox will have a third debate. brendan: they will have overflow a and overflow b. tom: we will cover this hearing on next hour with a really interesting conversation our john heilemann had with trump. right now, michelle meyer with her expertise in the housing market. housing has cleared, it moves on from an historic american grasp your

planes -- to fly planes to maintain its pilot status to more fallout from rolling stone's magazine's erroneous a gang in virginia. the editor is stepping down. the magazine retracted this story after an investigation and there was an apology. three members of the fraternity named in the story have filed a libel suit against rolling stone. those are some of your top stories at this hour. t-mobile shares are rising after the wireless company reported stronger user growth in the second quarter and boosted its subscriber forecast for the year. the so-called un-carrier reported sales gains a 14% and turned a profit of $361 million despite aggressive pricing. emily chang is in san francisco. she is standing by with t-mobile's chief officer. emily: the cfo is t-mobile is joining me. for being here. a strong quarter for you guys. how long do you expect pay phone growth to continue and where do you rank most subscribers are coming to you from? >> it is a pleasure to be here. the quarter we just put down showed the revolution is continuing. shipe grabbing most of our -- share from at&t and verizon. 292

more fallout from rolling stone magazine's erroneous story about a fraternity gang rape at the universityf virginia. downditor is stepping after investigation the magazine retracted the story. three members of the fraternity have filed a libel suit against rolling stone. this of the top stories we are following for you. olivia: it is crunch time in the senate. today, senators will vote on a billion-dollar stopgap to keep the nation's highways and mass transit networks funded for another three months. last night, the house passed the same measure as we await the bill juste -- this kicks the can down the road. when are we going to get a long-term funding bill? >> after this week, we are not going to see anything for at least until september. congress goes on their august recess for five weeks and then we pick up that can being kicked down the road this week. we are expecting the senate to vote on that long-term billy were talking about. --ough hundred $50 billion $350 billion. the senate will also vote on the house measure that was just passed last night. that is for three months and $8 bil

. >> yesterday's decision by commissioner goodell was released in similar manner under erroneous headline that read tom brady destroyed his cell phone. this headline was designed to capture headlines across the country and obscure evidence regarding the tampering of air pressure in footballs. i have come to the conclusion this was never about doing what was fair and just. back in may i had to make a difficult decision that i now regret. i tried to do what i thought was right. i chose not to take legal action. i wanted to return the focus to football. i was willing to accept the harshest penalty in the history of the nfl for an alleged ball violation because i believed it would help exxoner ate tom. i want to apologize to new england patriots fans and tom brady. i was wrong to put my faith in the league. given the facts evidence and laws of science that underscore this entire situation it is completely incomprehensible that the league continues to take steps to disparage one of its all time great players and a man for whom i have the utmost respect. >> this is sad and disappointing to me.

some of it, completely erroneous.e most flagrant yank that truman capote -- being that truman capote helped her write the book. not true at all. there have been speculations she did not want her private life looked into. the world is pretty tiny. the major industry is her book. the cafe, the restaurant. the town is small. it has provided a boost for a town that really does not have the agricultural or industrial anchors that most alabama towns have. let me say this about that part of the black belt. many black and white families there of the same name. two communities, that while divided by segregation, new one another in the most intimate way. not just in terms of procreation, but in terms of daily life. at that time there was a type of person in that black belt culture, let's say camden is the next town over. there was a minister there named kennedy who discovered the african-american population and started writing about it in the 30's. my friend mac williams he ran into the same problem in his 60's as atticus finch

in this case, what was on the page was erroneous in large parts, and we had a lot of issues in reconstructingt. >> the trial transcript had over 30,000 mistakes. >> it was very serious the difference between yes and no. the difference between up and down. and i'd never seen that before in 25 years of practicing law. >> when sandra halsey, the court reporter for darlie's trial was questioned, she pled the fifth amendment. cooper felt competent the flawed transcript could earn a new trial for darlie, preferably in a courtroom away from kerrville. this drew concern from prosecutors. >> when all this came to light, the state offered her a life sentence, and all she would have to do is basically admit that she had killed her children. >> and what did she say? >> no. >> and what does that tell you about darlie. >> she's strong, she's brave, and she's innocent. >> but just hours before the scheduled hearing, the judge denied darlie's motion. >> these demonstrators protested a state district judge's decision to cancel the case. >> the issue with the court reporter literally changed the court reportin

in this case, what was on the page was erroneous in large parts, and we had a lot of issues in reconstructing >> the trial transcript had over 30,000 mistakes. >> it was very serious the difference between yes and no. the difference between up and down. and i'd never seen that before in 25 years of practicing law. >> when sandra halsey, the court reporter for darlie's trial was questioned, she pled the fifth amendment. cooper felt competent the flawed transcript could earn a new trial for darlie, preferably in a courtroom away from kerrville. this drew concern from prosecutors. >> when all this came to light, the state offered her a life sentence, and all she would have to do is basically admit that she had killed her children. >> and what did she say? >> no. >> and what does that tell you about darlie. >> she's strong, she's brave, and she's innocent. >> but just hours before the scheduled hearing, the judge denied darlie's motion. >> these demonstrators protested a state district judge's decision to cancel the case. >> the issue with the court reporter literally changed the court reporting

yesterday's decision was released under an erroneous headline that read tom brady destroyed his celldesigned to capture headlines across the country and obscure evidence regarding the tampering of air pressure in footballs. it intentionally implied nefarious behavior and minimized the acknowledgment that tom provided the history of every number he texted during that relevant time frame. and we had already provided the league with every cell phone of every nfl -- non-nfl pfa employee that they requested, including head coach bill belichick. tom brady is a person of great integrity and is a great ambassador of the game both on and off the field. yet for reasons that i cannot comprehend, there are those in the league office who are more determined to prove that they were right rather than admit any culpability of their own or take any responsibility for the initiation of a process and ensuing investigation that was flawed. i've come to the conclusion that this was never about doing what was fair and just. back in may, i had to make a difficult decision that i now regret. i tried to do w

some of it completely erroneous.he most flagrant being that truman capote, heard your friend, helped her write the book. not true at all. there have been other speculations at she didn't want her personal, private life gone into. it's major industry is to kill a mockingbird. the cafÉs, boo radley's restaurant. it really provided a boost for a town that doesn't have the agricultural or industrial anchors that many alabama towns have. let me say this about that part of the black belt. many many black and white families there of the same name. two communities that, while divided by segregation, new one another in the most intimate way, not just in terms of procreation, but in terms of daily life. at that time there was a type of person in that black belt culture let's say cam that the next town over. there was a minister there named kennedy that discovered the african-american population started writing about it in the 1930's. my friend at the university of alabama in birmingham is doing a story about him. he ran into t

. >> yesterday's decision by commissioner goodell was released in a similar matter under an erroneous headline that read, tom brady destroyed his cell phone. this headline was designed to capture headlines across the country and obscure evidence regarding the tampering of ear pressure in footballs. >> so, trish, you may have grown up in new england but what mr. kraft is saying to all the people fans of the patriotses because i'm not sure you're a patriot fans. he said tom brady is person of great integrity. it is a great ambassador of the game. trish: you know, i have because you don't really have a choice when you grow up in that area. i have been a patriots fan. i tell you guys, i don't like this. i don't like the way this sounds. i don't like the way this smells. i'm wondering how much i like tom brady now. >> listen, tom brady -- >> you have to love belichick. >> you got to love the vintage belichick. tom brady assaulted the integrity of the game at its second most critical juncture, the league championship. trish: you are right, judge. always good to see you. adam shapiro thanks.

was a big scare and a massive response at the washington navy yard after what turned out to be an erroneous report of a shooting wednesday. tell us what happened there. >> reporter: it was a huge and quick response really showing how on edge authorities are going into this holiday weekend treating each and every concern seriously. this all started to unfold thursday morning when a woman inside the navy yard thought she heard gunshots and called 911. within minutes the building was on lock down. it prompted a boost in security at the capitol. white house tours also cancelled. three hours went by as police went painstakingly floor by floor, room by room at the navy yard searching the building. it all of course ended up to be nothing but the d.c. police chief here says this shows d.c. is ready going into this holiday weekend. >> we're aware what the discussion and chatter is around the fourth of july events and all those threats and we take this into account. we change our tactics up but we never lower our posture zplrchlts and this all comes at a time when there is a change this security at t

removed from its web site a list of corporate donors after some companies complained they were erroneously named or mischaracterized. among them xerox. a xerox spokesman told fox "we have not contributed to planned parenthood "adding that corporate records were checked going back 20 years. planned parenthood also listed coca-cola on its list of donors. a statement from the soft drink company said "coca-cola does not give to planned parenthood nor does it match gifts to the organization from employees." so far, no company has publicly changed its policy regarding corporate donations to planned parenthood. during a conference call this afternoon with reporters, the organization said it's coping with the fallout of the bad publicity. >> we have not had any kind of widespread push back from any of the corporations who support us. >> reporter: in addition to removing the list of companies providing financial support, planned parenthood's web site no longer urges donors to take advantage of corporate matching programs. a pokesman for macy's said it will match employee contributions to any nonpro

so i guess you generalizing yet again has dangerous implications and it's completely erroneous. >> thiswhat you wrote to mr. trump himself "when you singled out a community and ignorantly generalized a population for the benefit of your campaign you committed the worst explanation. if i'm a rapist by the simple fact of being mexican, then what do those actions say about you?" >> and i want to make clear i would still be unwavering in these beliefs, that you cannot generalize a group of people. it's one way that it's manifested and it's completely dangerous to generalize and talk about people in this matter. you are proliferating discrimination. you are encouraging people to use hateful comments against a certain minority and that to me is incredibly wrong, dangerous and just irresponsible. >> you know i've talked to a couple miss usa's the last couple of days who voiced their own opinions which i appreciate. but you are unique in that you have very strong words for donald trump. and listen this is a man who doesn't forget things. maybe this is a man who holds grudges. certainly this is

i will never understand why an initial erroneous report regarding the psi levels of footballs was leakedever corrected by those who have the correct information. for four months that report cast aspersions and shaped public opinion. yesterday's decision by commissioner goodell was released in a similar matter under an erroneous headline that read "tom brady destroyed his cell phone." this headline was designed to join headlines across the country and obscure evidence regarding tampering of air footballs. it acknowledged the behavior and minimize minimize the relevance during that time frame. we had already provided any non-nfl employee they requested, including head coach bill bellichek. tom brady is a personal great integrity and is a great ambassador of the game both on and off the field. for reasons that i cannot comprehend, there are those in the lead office that want to be right rather than take responsibility for the initiation of a process of an ensuing investigation that was flawed. i've come to the conclusion that this was never about doing what was fair and just. back in may, i

the lawyers say the unsealing of cosby's deposition and other filings have led to erroneous reports thatnd cosby a rapist. >>> don followed trump is -- donald trump is not backing down despite calls for him to drop out of the race. >> the latest comments and what he did that's making everyone talk even louder. >> i'm first alert meteorologist erica grow. what a wonderful day we have and we've endured so much heat and humidity that today is going to be such a refreshing change. still warm. a high of 88 degrees. that's where we'll be at 4:00. but with the sunshine and a nice breeze and that drop in dew point -- dropping dew point, it's go iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements an d is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. oh my gosh, it's the guy from last night. what?! can i jump on your wi-fi? yeah, you can try it. hey! i had a really good time last night. yeah, me too. the only thing is that... the only thing is what? wha

i think from a civil society perspective, it is erroneous for us to worry too much about whether it wasor al qaeda. if it indeed was a jihadist attack. what we should be worried about is a misnomer over the course of the last five years. this term al qaeda inspired extremism. i've said al qaeda didn't inspire extremism. it was extremism that inspired al qaeda and then isis after it. even if we deal with isis we'll have many other groups as long as we don't deal with the jihadist ideology which has reached the scale. i'm delighted that the british prime gave a speech yesterday. which he said it must be addressed. >> always good to talk to you. thank you very much. >>> up next surfer versus shark. mac fanning and how he did it. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers carpenters and even piano tuners... were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. start shopping online... ...from a list of top rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. why should over two hundred years of citi history matter to you? well, because it tells us somethin

so you can see there cohen is apologizing far erroneous remark able rape.e's still sticking it to the daily beast reporter tim mack. this is a reporter he threatened to so-to-sue, to sue him, the daily beast and ruin his life. here is what tim mack wrote about his heated exchange with cohen. he said cohen told him "i will make sure that you and i meet one day while we're in the courthouse. and i will take you for every penny you still don't have. and i will come after your daily beast and everybody else that you possibly know." so i'm warning you, tread very [ bleep ]ing lightly because what i'm going to do to you is going to be [ bleep ]ing disgusting. do you understand me? so very heated exchange he had with the reporter which he is not apologizing for. some folks may be asking why did this reporter decide to pursue these old rape allegations that ivana trump doesn't stand by. listen to what that reporter tim mack told cbs about his motivation here. >> i think it was important to look into, especially since donald trump launched his presidential campaign

he is going to say that you have to have a deal because no deal means war, which is complete lyly erroneous. he will talk about how they held out for the strongest deal they can. the same messages he has been talking about. >> it's extraordinary when you look at fact we have the ballistic missile development. you have the lifting of the conventional arms embargo. sank sank sanction relief on individuals. and they say tes a good deal for the u.s. it feels like it's a really did deal for iran. >> it really is. it's a great deal. think about this. iran has been the largest state sponer of terrorism for almost four decades. they had no money because of sanctions. now they will be flush with cashes. what they will do with this is absolutely scary. the bottom line is this. we cannot trust the iranians. they have lied to the u.n. nuclear watchdog on a number of occasions. they have lied to the u.n. security council. they're supporting terrorist organizations in yemen, iran syria, afghanistan. we can't trust them. >> and then this morning we have this tweet from the supreme leader of iran making fu

was in his front yard, they handcuffed him, dragged him to the police car, the arrest was called erroneoushe mayor, a change of venue motion was granted on these grounds, it was moved to a different county and it was upheld by the appeal. now, that's civil, this is criminal. >> and just to give a little bit of balance to what mel is saying, i don't know what a judge will do. what i'm saying is that i by no means think it's a slamdown move that case at all because not withstanding the fact that you have people who were on lockdown, the issue remains you were on lockdown but could you give a fair hearing? now to your point of view, amadou diallo, 1999 in the bronx was moved to albany. you remember the sniper case involved mohamed. >> and lee boyd malvo. >> exactly. it was moved outside. >> and casey anthony had to pull jurors from another jurisdiction. >> 100% correct. and the oklahoma city bombing case, another case, that was moved to denver, colorado. there's peres don't recedent to i'm not sure it's a slam dunk. >> and maybe they'll have a they brought the jurors in from another county. i

. >> patrick says the witness tells an erroneous tale about the recent deaths of his fiance and two children. >> mr. shemorry and his wife had taken some pity on the witness. and the witness returned to charlottesville with them to live with them for awhile. >> why is it someone you hang out with a bar in new orleans for a few days suddenly becomes your roommate thousands of miles away? that suggests, perhaps, that there's some void that needs to be filled, but again, i think of the temptation in these cases is to try and come up with a veneer of rationality. >> the couple doesn't intend to remain in charlottesville. patrick quits his job anticipating a permanent move to new orleans. >> they come and told me that they was going to move to new orleans. they was going to sell everything and go to new orleans. they was going to open up a restaurant down there. >> in the interim i believe they developed more marital problems, so that plan disintegrated. >> as the marriage resolves, the condo is a scene of it's a stream of parties. >> it does sound like at some point both of them engaged in some

if you go back to 1999 and look at the number of blacks killed by cops erroneously, you can count themboth your hands. the idea this is an epidemic is another crazy part of this. >> they choose to highlight these cases, like darren wellsen in ferguson and tell everybody this is a racist cop who killed an unarmed black man, and when that gets proven false, they say never mind that was not true so far less coverage. on the stats, kevin, now she doesn't know what she's talking about. plenty of white people get killed by cops. however, if you look at the rate by population it is higher in the black community, 0.34% than in the white community, 0.17%. >> it is higher but they're not factors in the am of crime. so when you factor in all of the things that are pertinent to the discussions, as i said whites are more likely to be killed by cops. the other side of this is this -- now cops have a complete reason to take pause and putting themselves at risk quite frankly in high-crime areas, into you they don't want to shoot at blacks that may very well be shooting at them. >> let me ask you this.

i will never understand why an initial erroneous report regarding the psi level of footballs was leakedthe nfl a few days after the afc championship game, was never corrected by those who had the correct information. for four months that report cast apersians and shaped public opinion. yesterday's decision by commissioner goodell was released in a similar manner under an erroneous headline that read "tom brady destroyed his cell phone". this headline was designed to capture headlines across the country an obscure evidence regarding the tampering of air pressure in footballs. it intentionally implied nefarious behavior and minimized the acknowledgment that tom provided the history of every number he texted during that relevant time frame and we had provided the league with every cell phone of every nfl non-nfl pa employee that they requested. including head coach bill belichick. tom brady is a person of great integrity and is a great ambassador of the game both on and off the field, yet for reasons that i cannot comprehend, there are those in the league office who are more determined to

some of it completely erroneous one of the most flagrant being truman capote, her dear friend, helpedhe book. not true at all. there have been other speculations she didn't want her personal, private life gone into. the world was still pretty tiny. >> rose: everybody knows everybody. >> yeah, and its major industry is "to kill a mockingbird." cafes, boo radley's restaurant. it became a boost to a town that doesn't have the anchors many alabama towns have. let me say this about that part of the black belt. many of the black and white families there of the same name. two communities that, while divided by segregation new one another in the most intimate way, not just in terms of procreation but daily life. in camden, the next town over, there was a minister kennedy who discovered the african-american population and started writing about it in the christiansencally in the '30s. my friend at the university of birmingham did a biography of him and ran into the same problem in the '60s atticus finch did. he was much farther down the road toward being an integrationist than atticus finch was

meanwhile, a mass funeral was held saturday for 53 soldiers killed when saudi-led airstrikes erroneously hit a military base filled with troops loyal to hadi fighting on the same side as the saudis. the united states backs the saudi bombing campaign in yemen despite reports of widespread civilian casualties. a new independent review has revealed how members of the american psychological association members, the world's largest group of psychologists lied about their close collaboration with officials at the pentagon and cia to weaken the association's ethical guidelines and allow psychologists to participate in the government's interrogation programs after 9/11. the 542-page report was commissioned by the psychological association's board of directors last year. it undermines the apa's repeated denials that some of its 130,000 members were complicit in torture. we'll have more on the report after headlines. negotiations over iran's nuclear program have entered their 17th and possibly final day in vienna austria as an interim agreement is set to expire tonight. secretary of state john ker

the republican presidential candidate is defending a top aide who said erroneously "by the

his name, he did nothing other than drive without a front license plate and this officer made an erroneous assumption without facts that led to this horrific shooting. >> and he said, i live around the corner, that's where my license is. he said, i'm right around the corner. >> paul, your reaction? i mean, here we have the case of a change in lanes without a signal in texas. now over a license plate in cincinnati, resulting in a videotape of a university of cincinnati police officer shooting a guy and killing him. i mean, you look at this video, what's your reaction in this climate? >> first of all, i don't understand why a campus cop is making an off-campus traffic stop. you know, if you're not trained in how to do a traffic stop, that's asking for trouble. we look at sandra in texas, if we look at walter scott in north charleston, those tragedies were the result of traffic stops. and this cop has even less cop than a regular cop. so it's just a recipe for disaster. it's almost like he thought because he had a gun and a badge, he had a license to hunt down african american people. and tha

i think from a civil society perspective, it is erroneous for us to worry too much about whether it wasa jihadist attack. what we should be worried about is a misnomer over the course of the last five years. this term al qaeda inspired extremism. i've said al qaeda didn't inspire extremism. it was extremism that inspired al qaeda and then isis after it. even if we deal with isis, we'll have many other groups as long as we don't deal with the jihadist ideology which has reached the scale. i'm delighted that the british prime gave a speech yesterday. which he said it must be addressed. >> always good to talk to you. thank you very much. >>> up next, surfer versus shark. mac fanning and how he did it. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla apremilast. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you

the republican presidential candidate is defending a top aide who said erroneously "by the very definition you can't rape your space." the rep who made that comment is michael cohen, vice president of the trump organization. cohen was reacting to a daily beast report looking into decades old rape allegations by ivana trump while she and donald were divorcing. allegations she has long since taken back. for his part, donald trump slammed the daily beast report and explained to cnn's don lemon why he won't be firing cohen. >> michael was extremely angry because he knew it never took place. he knew this web site was a joke, considered a joke and he was very angry and maybe he didn't understand the question but i disagreed with him. when i read it i disagreed. i didn't know he said it. who knows what he said because frankly i'm not sure they reported accurately anyway. assuming he said it, i disagree with that. >> but you're not going to fire him or get rid of him? >> no, i'm not. he was very angry because they issued a false story to get publicity for themselves and to try to make themselves r

and then we had knight capital almost going out of business by sending out a bunch of erroneous orders. then you have the nasdaq problem by sending out the facebook ipo. there was this climax of concerns about the fragility of the market back then stop that has kind of -- back then. that kind of gone away. we have not had a big list like this in a few years. -- a big glitch like this in a few years. this will bring back the focus to how complex the markets are with all of the various computers and exchanges. matt: and to mike's point, there is a reason we have not had such a freak out. and the reason is that the nyse is only 10% to 13% of the volume. we had a halt in all trading for over 30 minutes and still stocks have not dropped below a 200 point loss on the dow. the fact that there has not been applied -- a complete panic attack speed to how well they have done in spreading out the order flow and maintaining safety. pimm: let me bring in julie hyman with more detail and perspective from traders who know this business. julie: i was just messaging with dan mcmahon, director of instit

president carter: when i became president, i saw the cuban policy was unsustainable and erroneous. so, i lifted all travel restraints on american citizens. while i was president, any american could visit cuba if they wanted to. i worked with fidel castro on moving toward full diplomatic relations. and we made very good progress the first 2 1/2 years. for instance, he released 3000 political prisoners that he was holding and about 1000 of them were permitted to come to the united states. we established an intersection for the embassy in havana. the last time i was there a few years ago, there were 300 people working there. our ambassador -- they have almost the same number in washington. we got right up to the point of normalizing relations, but castro went back on his word to me. he sent a large number of people -- troops to ethiopia to fight alongside the communist dictator and the russians. he also continued to try to convince some latin american countries to adopt his policy. i wish i could have normalized diplomatic relations with china, and i would have if i could have, but i

it is also erroneous because anyone can actually report to them. not just a doctor. so if i have a fever after a vaccination i can call. or if there is a bum on the street that says my friend's child has a vaccination reaction he can call too. so we've got to be very careful about that. so when parents hear about vaccination injuries they hear about all of these things in vars but it is not regulated and anyone can call. >> i'd go even further to say vars is not properly used. it is pretty much on salute. it is not used correctly. regardless, when you look at it there is a vaccine court which is a government organized and no fault no juried court, where you can go if you have an an anaphylactic shock and a permanent disability or if you die from a vaccine. that is your one in a million number of vaccines. if you have anything less. there are plenty of children out there who have as seizures. and the package inserts -- >> not true. >> you are given a one page piece of paper from the cdc. you are not. >> that is always available to you. >> it is available but it is nev

move away from this erroneous policy. we need have to have a solution for the greeks and a solution that can be applied in crisis. then it would be fair. then it would be european. mr. tsipras, i know you cannot stop time. i really wish it were possible to do that. but clearly, everything has to be decided this week. please listen to those who wish to seek a european solution. think about it. you are making the strong call for democracy. europe is vast and east is part of europe as well and they need solidarity, too. but democracy and putin i am sorry doesn't match up. i wish you success and i wish success for europe as well. [applause] >> thank you. what we are seeing in this chamber this morning and across the whole of europe is an irreckon irreckon irreckon between europe and greece. no one in the room recognizes this but the people of europe are saying we would never ask, whether we wanted this this has been hoisted upon us. and we need to understand why mu doesn't work. the monsters act out for the clever but dangero