>> i was told by the executive frank cooper at pepsi that reverend sharpton had hooked up with emmettill, the mogul foundation, and he was going to take charge of the situation. but since that time erica taylor who's in charge of the organization is upset with reverend sharpton. >> let me say it's unclear -- i think this is fair. you tell me if it's not. it's unclear why al sharpton would inject himself in there, but after he did, a month and a half or so later, you say, he got this distribution deal from lil wayne's parent company. these on the record. i want to say i haven't read his book but his spokesperson tells me that his book is critical of lil wayne. we will see. >> yeah, it might be. >> mr. porter, thanks very much. >> thank you. >>> next up, a reaction to my race reporting this week. and later, more on the traitor, >>> to the grievance industry. not dealing with the core problems in the can american community. with us now are larue lewis mccoy, a professor of sociology and black cities, city college of new york. all right, what was your reaction to the interview with mr. po

police did make note that all family members in this have been cooperative. frank, back to you. >> cate, have police been able to get any information from that grandmother, who allegedly was in the car when this happened, right? >> reporter: that's right, frank. and here's where it gets tricky. as you heard oakland police mention, the mother has dementia. so police have to take any part of her interview with extreme care and caution. they have to be cautious about it. >> cate caugiran live in oakland on this breaking story. cate, thank you. >>> we have new details in the asiana flight 214 crash. the pilot shedding more light into what he saw as he approached the airport and some frantic 911 calls from passengers seconds after the crash-landing have now been released. runway 28-left was released by the ntsb last night to sfo authorities. all the debris now must be cleared and the pavement repaired before it reopens. as for the burnt-out fuselage of asiana flight 214, that will remain for at least the next few days before being taken apart and stored here in the bay

and it will, quote, continue to cooperate fully with the investigation at all associatedded government agencies. frank all right, thanks. 8:02 now. 53 survivors taken in soon francis is coe general hospital yesterday. a total of 27 adults and 23 children were treated there as well. some of those patients were out of the hospital. 6 were in critical condition including 1 child. stanford university hospital also provided services, administrators agent activated its emergency plan. it quickly assembled 7 trauma teens. the hospital treated 16 injured survivors. 45 survivors brought in helicopter, ambulances and buses. >>> survivors finally reunited with their loved 1s. many anxiously awaited hours to see if their friends and family were okay. survivors had some shocking first-hand aconts -- accounts to share. >> you know something has gone wrong. something is terrible. >> the survivor also says the moment the plane touched the runway there was a big bang. family members were escorted to a lounge to reunite with survivors. >> several of the flights had to be diverted over to the oakland international airpo

multiple jurisdictions and would require international cooperation to be effective the obama administration alleges that the e.u. wants to soften dodd frank a top e.u. official handling the financial services talks so the e.u. is not seeking to weaken its own or the u.s. achievements in developing legislation that strengthens financial stability negotiations kicked off yesterday in washington d.c. but we're not without their own a drama last week a report was weeks that the u.s. had been spying on the e.u. negotiators edward snowden as the source of the believed to have leaked these reports france and germany were outraged in some parliamentarians called for suspension of the talks we've heard before that trade deals are done behind closed doors and largely secret which is a far cry from the standard of democracy and transparency expected from public policy only if you have access to what's going on behind those doors but least you know a little bit more about it. stay tuned because coming up geoffrey tucker no talk of the future of fed policy interest rates and an impossible gold standard then i are to correspondent margaret hold over th

cooperate with the u.s. attorney. no question. >> we mentioned dodd-frank earlier. tougher for you knowing you've got different rules all around the world? i mean, you have seen constop dags in the exchange space. you have in dodd-frank lots of talk and speculation that perhaps europe will have a whole different set of rules than the united states. how difficult does that make your job in terms of oversight? >> you clearly have to recognize that reality. we've been facing that most recently and obviously in the derivative space, which is a peculiarly global market. lots of regulators in that space. s.e.c., since i arrived, has put out a cross-border proposal to let market participants around the world know how the rules will impact them in the very global markets. you have to deal with that. >> this is one issue that i think the bankers are very concerned about, derivatives on exchanges. are you worried about a negative impact on the industry as a result? >> i mean, you always look at the impacts of your rules. you look at investor protection. you look at making sur

the foreign affairs for drc and uganda for their statements and for their frank's commitment to peace security and cooperation in the region. luxembourg fully subscribes to the statement delivered by the european union. mr. president drc and the great lakes region have for too long been a ravaged by conflict. millions of persons have died as the minister of foreign affairs of congress stated in 6 million deaths over the past 15 years and millions of displaced persons and individuals unable to live in dignity and armed groups notably the m23 which plague the eastern drc. this is no longer acceptable. things must change. we must break the cycle of violence. it is our hope that the peace security and cooperation framework signed in the 11 plus four format on 24 february proved to be a turning point in the showing of peace and stability in the region. this agreement would not have been possible nor its follow-up be ensured without the support of the united nations. i very much welcome the crucial role played by the secretary-general and his team. i would also like to thank the african union for their support as w

frank. at this point what we understand is that oakland police have spoken with daphne's biological mother. she does not live with daphne and her father and grandmother. but they say she is cooperative and not considered a suspect in this case. >> okay. the search continues. cate caugiran live for us in oakland, thanks. >>> there's tough talk coming from union members as bart contract talks resume this morning. negotiators for bart and two unions are set to meet this morning for the first time since last week's strike. some union members went to yesterday's bart board meeting. they warned of another walkout when the current cooling-off period ends august 4. >> we love to serve the public but we would be prepared for the bloodiest longest strike since the 1970s. >> riders should be worried. after all, bart struck once and people weren't expecting it. this time, we're dealing with some very, very difficult issues. >> those issues include pay, healthcare and pensions. state mediators met separately this week with union and management officials. >>> clean-up crews spent the night working at sfo to clear away the runway after saturday's crash-landing. the goal is to get runway 28 left ov