and this officer also coming from glendale, arizona from the glendale police department although they say that didn't necessarily play into the decision. i can tell you this gentleman has 24 years of experience and he has overseen about 80 detectives. he's had patrol experience as well. he grew up in southwest philadelphia in a similar demographic to ferguson. the city leaders here say that his race was not a factor. he is a black man. the mayor did say today that that is a bonus. this gentleman says he does feel like he cares, and he thinks he's the right man for the job. he is interested in the position of the full-time police chief. his plans right now are to follow the recommendations from the department of justice. he says immediately he wants to do bias awareness training de-escalation training and also community policing which is a strong and important thing at the glendale police department from where he's coming. >> of course right now he's going to be an interim chief. thomas jackson resigned a while ago. have officials said why they haven't hired a permanent chief at this p

. >> the interim city manager now is from glendale, arizona and this officer also comes from glendalearizona from the glendale police department and say that didn't necessarily play in the decision they could not tell us exactly how many people were considered for this position but this gentleman has 24 years of experience and has over seen about 80 detectives he has had patrol experience and grew up in southwest philadelphia in a demographic similar to ferguson and leaders say his race was not a factor he is a black man and the mayor today did say it was a bonus but this gentleman says he feels like he cares and thinks he is the right man for the job and is interested in the position of the full-time police chief. his plans right now are to follow the recommendations from the department of justice, he says immediately he wants to do bias awareness training. the deescalation training and also community policing which is a strong and important thing at the glendale police department from where he is coming. >> reporter: that is lori in ferguson. the penalty phase in the trial of the co

arizona and andre anderson is now coming from the glendale police department. he most recently worked as a commander overseaing 80 directs in the criminal investigation unit. he has 24 years of law enforcement experience, and the mayor today said that it is a bonus that he is also a black man. anderson said he grew up in a community in southwest philadelphia that had a similar demographic as ferguson, so he feels like he can relate to the community even though there have been criticism that they're not from ferguson. he said he would like to be considered for the willing-term position here but right now he's focused on the six-month interim base. he wants to do de-escalation and really focus on community policing which was an important thing at the glendale police department from where he's coming. one other interesting thing that the department of justice had nothing to do with replacing one interim chief with another interim chief. i read a couple of weeks ago i talked to the previous interim chief who pulled me aside who told me that the department of justic

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police investigating the area of fairway court and glendale last night. we saw evidence markers in the street. yellow. we're pushing out new information through the nbc washington app once we're able to get some answers from prince george's county police. also developing this morning alexandria police investigate their first homicide of the year. defectives vsh have been on the scene since 11:30 last night. police say someone shot 22-year-old shacon elliott. he died at the hospital. we spoke to the information officer. we'll bring you what that officer had to say about all this right as it comes into ow newsroom. >> six people are being treated as a -- after a carbon monday oox i'd leak. fire and ems twoeted out these pictures last night. crews evacuated people from a building on 22nd street northeast. officials say the six people had to be transported to the hospital, although they had some serious injuries, it doesn't look like they are life-threatening. good news there. by 6:00 p.m. today the son of the late d.c. councilman marion barry is due to repor

. >> how does someone from glendale, california come and fit in? >> lori jane gliha is in ferguson with a question, will a new face bring real change on the streets? thanks for joining us. i'm joie chen. could a change in face signal the start of a bigger turn around for the flash point of america's reignited conversation about race? just days ahead of the anniversary of mike brown's death and months after federal investigators found clear evidence of racial disparity in its brand of justice the ferguson missouri police department named a new chief for the moment at least. "america tonight's" lori jane gliha has reported from ferguson a half a dozen times in the past tumultuous year. she reports on the changing of the guard. >> i believe i'm the right person for job. >> first day on the job and andre anderson is already facing the cameras and plenty of questions. >> can you talk about your reaction from glen day arizona, from last august 9th, what you thought here? >> right now, i'm not at liberty to discuss what happened on awgd 9th. >> a police d

he's a former commander with the glendale, arizona, police department. he's the second interim chief. the town's been without a permanent police chief since the shooting of michael brown and the protests that followed. i want to bring in sara sidner now. she's following this for us this morning. why is second interim chief? >> reporter: they've been looking for quite some time. i spoke to the city this morning. they say we're still in the process of trying to find someone who is going to be the permanent replacement for former chief jackson. this is a city that's gone through a lot of turmoil. the whole world knows it. i suspect it's been a difficult search. this is a place where whoever comes in is going to have a lot to deal with not only with the community trying to gain their trust but also with the city council trying to gain its trust. so it's going to be a very difficult position to be in. we do know that there's an announcement that's coming up very quickly. we hope to hear more details about this new interim chief. i asked specifically is this g

. >> anderson is taking a six month leave of absence in his current position as glendale police commander. (f) punishable by death or life in prison for are dylann roof. roof is already facing state criminal charges in south carolina including nine counts of murder. >>> jurors in the colorado shooting case is beginning sentencing phase of the trial. today prosecutors called for the death penalty for james holmes. he was convicted of murder and attempted murder in 2012 attack that left 12 people dead. >>> a dire warning about climate change. some scientists say the rise in sea levels will be far worse than predicted. >>> the influence warning is getting ahead of the science. and an antiabortion group is targeting planned parenthood with videos. the allegation and the response. >> royal dutch shell got the green light today to start exploratory drilling off the coast of alaska. the obama administration issued the company two permits for limited drig in drimg in drilling in the arctic ocean. it was a real blow for environmentalists who tried to stop shell from drilling. >>> a report out toda

he's been a police officer in glendale for 24 years. he's the second interim police chief after police chief tom jackson resigned in march. they criticized jackson's handling of a protest after michael brown was shot nearly a year ago. there were civil violations in michael brown's death. developing >>> developing now, jurors are set to decide whether colorado mu sheeovie theater shooter james holmes should get the death penalty or prison for life. the jury needs to weigh the extent of holmes' mental illness and the injury he caused. he was convicted last week of killing 12 people and injuring 70 others when he opened fire in that crowded movie theatre. scott cohen joins us live at the courthouse in centennial colorado with the latest. scott, i think a lot of people say this is almost the more difficult part for these jurors. >> reporter: it is. there is a lot they have to weigh and it's really going to be up to this jury of nine women and three men whether james holmes lives or dies. remember that the defense initially offered to accep

have, power couple -- tmz, power couple brad pitt and angelina jolie took their kids to subway in glendale this weekend and ordered two meatball marinara foot longs, one chicken teriyaki sandwich and two kids meals. why is this news? >> i don't know. >> grand total $44 pitt allegedly left a $6 tip. >> if we can eat fresh, why can't they? that's a good question. just saying. chew on that for a couple minutes. >>> it already rained in july. we averaged zero rainy days in july. because of that the tropics we may have yet another rain chance coming. we are watching the tropics once again which often laps during el nino summers and we are encroaching on a strong el nino already. let's get you there first. redwood city 61 degrees tonight, oakland 61, san francisco 59. fog and drizzle to start but sunshine to finish. the onshore flow continues like the past couple days. low pressure is passing by from our north enhancing that flow from the relatively cool pacific ocean. wednesday the onshore flow is minimized by this building ridge. two hottest days wednesday and thursday, 90s inland, close to 80

>> kendis gibson in glendale for us, kendis thank you. >>> that record heat is expected to continue through the middle of the week. let's bring in rob marciano. >> it's been so hot there, tom. yesterday, july 4th, the host on record for seattle. the dry season in place now after not much of a wet season. here's the drought. we talk about california but washington they've increased it by 30% in the last two weeks. tomorrow's highs 90 plus in seattle that will probably break a record and last through the middle of the week. in louisiana through florida, strong storm, really heavy rains, watch a severe threat tonight, a watch just issued for parts of nebraska and south dakota i think minnesota will get in on the act and then it will push towards la crosse. >>> that deadly family vacation in north carolina that ended up with more than a dozen people rushed to the hospital. a deck collapsed at their beach house during a group feet and philip seymour hoffman has the latest. >> reporter: tonight pieces of a celebration turned disastrous in at this time i need all the plans i can get. >> reporter:

kendis gibson in glendale for us tonight. kendis, thank you. >>> that record heat is expected to continue at least through the middle of the week. let's bring in abc senior meteorologist rob marciano. >> it's been so hot there, tom. yesterday, july 4th, the hottest on record for seattle. the dry season in place now after not much of a wet season. here's the drought. we talk about california but washington, they've increased it by 30% in the last two weeks. tomorrow's highs 90 plus in seattle that will probably break a record and last through the middle of the week. a mess across the southeast but the severe stuff is across the plains nebraska in through parts of south dakota. severe watch and minnesota in the ago. strong front coming through the midwest from wichita up through la crosse. usually strong. >> rob, thanks so much. >>> we turn to that deadly family vacation in north carolina that ended up with more than a dozen people rushed to the hospital. a deck collapsed at their beach house during a group photo. phillip mena

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he lived in glendale. deputies were evicting him, when he barricaded himself and set fire to the second floor. >>> an escaped killer is back in the maximum security prison. david sweat is at five points correctional facility in new york. he will be held inside a single prison cell and be isolated in there for 23 hours a day. sweat is also reportedly on suicide watch. police shot sweat and captured him a week ago. sweat and richard matt escaped from a different prison last month. police shot and killed matt during the manhunt. >>> if you get a phone call from someone claiming to represent the irs it could be a scam. a recent rash of calls fooled people from pennsylvania to washington state. it starts with an automated message and it says you'll be sued by the irs. there are also a lot of red flags here. the irs will never ask for your credit card numbers so do not give them out. if you get a call like this hang up and do not call back. >>> check your pet foods. stella & chewy's is recalling some of the prod

andre anderson is a 24-year-old veteran of the glendale, california police department. nigeria's president says he is willing to negotiate with boko haram for release of the chibok school girls if the rebel group can deliver. he made the comments while on a visit to the u.s. pleenl, in the city of gombe nigeria, twin blasts targeted bus stations in be the area today. at least 13 people were skilled in a marketplace in cameroon. >>> a new human rights report accuses troops and a lied forces with war crimes. forces deliberately attacked civilians burned villages and stole cattle. a spokesman for united nations told al jazeera the claims were baseless. >>> vote on tuesday followed weeks of violence and was boycotted by the opposition, as haru mutasa reports from bujumbura the opposition is now proposing a unity government. >> reporter: it's late, and we had a chance to talk to the ordinary people on the street. their comments were, it's been weeks, it's been months of violence and political stability. obviously, the election went ahead. the president is going to win a thir

she'll be working with linebackers in training camp which opens today in glendale arizona. the nba made headlines last season when spurs hired becky hammond as coach. >>> building relationships between police and the community, that's the aim of an event billed as coffee with a cop. it's a chance for residents to meet with officers in an informal setting and talk about issues and share some free coffee to boot. here to tell us more about this event is lieutenant beet sharp from the lower marion police department. thank you, lieutenant. >> thank you. >> this is part of a national initiative. tell us more about sitting with a cop and sharing coffee. >> started in california in 2011. since then it's expanded to over 2,000 venues in the u.s. it's in canada, australia nigeria. recently there was a training program from the officers in the area that originated it. we learned about it. i thought it was a great opportunity so we're going to give it a try tomorrow. >> now, this event is part of a national initiative but part of its purpose is to break down barriers between community

were considered for this position, but i can tell you that the current interim city manager is from glendale, arizona and andre anderson recently workeds agency a commander over seeing 80 detectives in the criminal investigation. he has 20 years of law enforcement and the mayor said today that it's a bonus that he is also a black man. now, anderson said that he grew up in a community in southwest philadelphia that has similar demographics as ferguson, so he says that he can relate to the community. but many of the officers are not from ferguson. he says that he's the right person to do this job and he would like to be considered for the long-term chief position, but right now he's only going to be here for a six-month basis. his recommendations to follow from the department of justice and awareness training and really focus on community policing, which was from the department where he was coming. one other thing the mayor says that the department of justice had nothing to do with replacing one interim chief with another interim chief. though i was here a few weeks ago, i talked to the other,

alicia rounds from glendale tweeted us i once received someone's edd mail with their social security tells us it doesn't know often it sends the sensitive information to the wrong address and while california law prohibits printing a social security number on any materials that are mailed, the edd contends it's exempt from state law because federal law requires it "to use social security numbers in the administration of its programs." >> they may need it in their administrative benefits process but they don't need to put it in the mail. >> it's total nonsense. >> julie watts kpix 5. >> the last month edd launched an online claims process, so for those with the internet this will limit the use of social security numbers in the mail, though you may still have to initiate new claims by mail and there's of course hacking and security concerns with online systems. >>> some companies are calling the compare at prices at stores like t.j. maxx or ross deceptive advertising. they make things seem like great deals. a class action suit proposed last week says those numbers are bogus. the figure

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louis post dispatch reports the job will go to andre anderson a 24-year veteran of the glendale arizonaolice force. former boxer and corrections officer. ferguson has been without a police chief since march after a doj report criticizing his department's handling of the michael brown case. we'll bring you the live announcement right here next hour on msnbc. >>> also take a look at this developing out of new jersey right now. this is what's left of a warehouse in north brunswick. massive five-alarm fire has been burning since early this morning. six nearby buildings have been evacuated, some res residential. it has sent thick black smoke more than 1,000 feet in the sky. no word on if somebody was inside at the time. the warehouse is 85 years old and housed an auto shop among other businesses. >>> we're just getting started on this wednesday edition of the rundown live from new york city. still ahead, lawyers for bill cosby fighting back against the release of a decade old decade where he admitted his fame to pursue young women. the recent rains in california have not done much to help th

>>> new interim police chief will begin today in ferguson, missouri andre anderson on lend from glendaleosen for experience with community policing. ferguson still work to go get it law enforcement in order following department of justice report in march cited racial bias, profiling use in the policing. the city's previous police chief resigned days after that report was released. last august, the small city gained national attention following the police-involved shooting death of michael brown, the the dollars the officer not charged. >> newly-released dash cam video of her traffic stop. >> get out of the car. i'll write you up. get out. >> wow. >> now. >> wow. >> get out of the car. >> trooper pulls over the 28 year old for not signalling during lane change, arrested her after she refused order to put out cigarette she was smoking inside her car. three days later bland was dead hanging inside her jail cell. booking documents released yesterday we now know bland told officials at the jail she was taking medication for epilepsy. those documents also reveal she had attempted soup side aft

calling from glendale, california. >> well i lived there too. what's up?nted your thoughts on hhbt -- >> i mean habit is good. i prefer jack in the box. i thought chipotle reported a rocking quarter last week. i like them better. tom in new york. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: my question to you is about the oil patch. i want to know how safe the dividend and the growth dividend about em breg -- >> enbridge is very solid. we need all the pipe we can get. those are where we need the infrastructure. i think you -- i think it's okay. i really do. let's go to gabe in new york. gabe? >> caller: booyah from brooklyn jim. thanks for taking my call. i wanted your thoughts on taser. >> i have been a big backer of taser because it's the only way for cities to have immunity or indemnity against some of the charges if their officers -- if everyone is taking pictures and also we stop, you know, the kind -- we all know what negative stuff that's happening. i'm not picking on anybody. ryan in california, ryan? >> caller: hey, jimmy, you ma

this happened about 10:00 last night in glendale. we saw prince georges police station investigating in the street near fairway court. there were evidence markers in the street. those are visible in that video. we've got calls into police right now to bring you more information about possible victims in this case. >>> six people being treated at a hospital after a carbon monoxide leak in northeast d.c. d.c. fire and ems tweeted out these pictures last night. crews evacuated people from a building on 22nd street officials say the six people transported to the hospital. we're in serious condition, but it looks like they're going to make it. >>> two people remain in critical condition after a deadly crash at the world police and fire games in virginia. a rider blew a front tire during a cycling competition causing a crash in the prince william county forest yesterday. that started a terrible chain reaction where several riders went down. 48 wrerld brazilian police investigator carlos silva died. this morning his teammates are rememberin

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alicia brown from glendale tweet tweeted us, "i once received somebody else's edd letter attached to mine with their social security number. i complained, as well, but nothing was done. " the edd tells us it doesn't know how often it sends the sensitive information to the wrong address, and while california law prohibits printing the social security number on any materials that are mailed, the edd contends it's exempt from state law because federal law requires it, quote, to use social security numbers in the administration of its programs. >> they may need it in their own administrative benefits process, but they don't need to put it in the mail. >> it's total nonsense. >> now, baker met with the director of the edd shortly after our interview and is expecting a formal response soon. she says she's also working to close any loopholes in state law that would give any state agency the impression that they have the right to put millions of ie identities at risk. now, regarding the sensitive information sent to the wrong adrez, the edd got back to us late tonight and tels us it uses a s

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inlet err i am police chief begins today in ferguson missouri, andre anderson seen here on loan from glendalesix month a seenment. anderson chosen for his job based on experience, with community policing. still work to go get law end enforcement in order. cited racial bias and profiling, used in policing. the city's previous chief resigned after that report came out. last august, the small city gained national attention as you well know following the police involved shooting dealt of michael brown the officer involved was not charged. >>> today, law make letters get chance to question secretary of state john kerry, about the details of the iran nuclear deal. >> fox news reporter robert gray reports, that this, an estimated 10,000 anti-iran protesters make their voices heard as well. >> if will be in the spotlight, where secretary of state, john carry, and treasury second, will testify before the senate foreign relations committee, will be grilled by lawmakers about the details of the agreement which calls for iran's nuclear program to be curbed for decade, in exchange for lifting economic san

interim police chief in ferguson, missouri, take an six-month leave of absence from his post in glendalea. fighting and protest broke out in ferguson last year after an unarmed black teenager was shot and killed. >>> the scene as local college students woke up on campus to a campus alert this morning. a police chase leading to gunfire and two arrests outside george washington university. police say the suspects abandoned a stolen car near h street and pennsylvania avenue northwest. news4's molette green tells us what happened after an officer fired his gun. >> reporter: just before 4 a.m. shots fired. >> incident fired shots off campus, searching on foggy bottom campus. >> reporter: that message sent out in the text blast, alerting students on george washington university's campus. >> i was asleep, check my phone then woke up at like 6, saw it again. >> reporter: and hours into the morning rush, this student passed by an it cantive crime scene here at 23rd and h on the way to class. at the center of it a redford with the car doors open. investigators dusted for finger prints and collecte

he heads to ferguson from glendale arizona ferguson erupted after 18 year-old michael brown who was black was fatally shot by white police officer darren wilson. justice department report cited racial bias and profiling, within the department. >> i am ready to work with the community and members of this police department with a caring nature and as well as bringing my experience, in community policing and community engagement to help us move forward. >> anderson, by the way grew up in southwest philadelphia. >>> we're getting a firsthand look at how local fire fighters are using soon to be demolished homes as a training ground. >> "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry suited up for a session today and has the store friday burlington county. >> reporter: glass shatters as fire fighters in burlington county get a unique opportunity to train in real houses. several homes in the mount holly gardens neighborhood had been acquired by the town and are vacant. township officials plan to tear the houses down next week. >> thinks an entire neighborhood, blighted neighborhood slated for redevelop

david coley could get 60 years in prison, prosecutors say he set fire to a two story home in glendale back in may of last year. happened as he was evicted. he was also convicted of firing a shootout officers during that -- shot at officers during a confrontation. >>> a former d.c. fire department worker,tarial mccray was convicted misusing agency credit cards. he charged more than $24,600 over -- $2,600 over four months to fill up cars for other people at discounts. in march kimberly pinckney took a plea deal for charging more than $11,000 in personal expenses to department cards and received a six month suspended sentence and ordered to make restitution. >>> today at noon, mayor muriel bowser will sign a bill into law here inside the wilson building that will give police more power to shut down businesses caught selling synthetic drugs. and a second offense will shut down that business for 30 days and fine the owner $10,000. but this is more than just a d.c. problem. the synthetic drugs have been so popular and so accessible that they are becoming major problems around the region. th

. >> catherine: andre anderson, who is african- american, was most recently a commander in glendale arizonathe ferguson police following last year's police shooting of unarmed teen michael brown. >>anderson said wednesday that his first plan of action is "simply to build trust" and in the area. >> catherine: he said he also wants to attract qualified applicants to the department and try to have the staff better reflect the community's demographics. >> diane: all of that leftover moisture is continuing to push out. once all did make its way into the region will be back to where we should be for this time of year. in the 7 day forecast the f o g tracker for tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. morning commute is patchy. >> diane: by noontime, uc much of the f o g disappearing and you will see high clouds in place. the afternoon hours you will see the sunshine peeking through but it with a warm things up for it pretty much into the upper 70's and into that, livermore and pleasanton. which all used the hot cities. it would drop about 10 degrees for tomorrow. as well as the east bay shore lines. >> diane: clou

currently commander with glendale arizona, police department. move to missouri to take the position highlighted in the past year in so many so many ways. so that is what is going on in ferguson, martha. martha: well illegal immigrant accused of killing kate steinle is due in court today. the debate heats up over what one lawmaker calls a national crisis. bill: also mysterious animal caught on camera, wandering through the neighborhood. what lurks there? no ordinary stray cat. look closely. >> when i got a call from neighbors saying kelly, don't go in your backyard. it's a big animal back there. it looks like a lion, whoa, that is a lion, lion. not like a play lion. it was a lion lion. i was diagnosed with lung cancer. as a firefighter approaching a fire i had to confine it, contain it and attack it. and i went to cancer treatment centers of america. we were able to do thorascopic surgery where we could use tiny incisions. we put a camera inside the chest and tony was able to go home three days after surgery. we have excellent technology that all

this report will create the glendale martin company.he secretary of war had deemed for new bomber aircraft plants needed to be built on the interior of the country. a lot is to protect against enemy bombing or infiltration and sabotage. the u.s. government had realized there is a good chance that the united states would enter into world war ii, but in supporting our allies also. in 1940, glenn l martin company was commissioned to build a plant specifically at moffett field. by june of 1942, the plant was in full production. that production continued with the between six -- b-26. after that, production assembly for the b-29 was put in place. it became the iconic bomber for the war in the pacific. >> more destruction, higher faster, and father than any bomber before, the b-29 is like artillery pointed to the heart of japan. >> these airplanes were manufactured at the martin nebraska bomber plant where colonel tibbetts chose his bomber that would be named enola gay after his mother to become the first aircraft to drop the atomic bomb. to t

host: eric in glendale, california. our last caller, but up next we will be joined by an american action forum president douglas holtz-eakin two discussed a new report that found that american health -- health care spending will outpace economic growth over the next decade. and later gene karpinski of the league of conservative voters will be here to discuss the epa's regulation. that is all coming up later this morning on the washington journal. "washington journal" is experiencing technical the police. >> c-span's road to the white house is providing live coverage of the two-hour forum. the new hampshire union leader, along with tb organizations from the early caucus and primary states are answering the foreign. following the life for you can provide your input by joining our call in program, or adding your comment on facebook and twitter. road to the white house 2016, on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >> >> this weekend on the c-span networks. politics, books, and american history. saturday night at 8:00 easte

kendis gibson abc news glendale california. >> let's check our monday weather. hot again in the western fire zone unfortunately. showers for most of the eastern third of the country. severe storms extend from the great lakes across the lanes and into the rockies, thunderstorms in the southwest. >> still scorching in the northwest. seattle hits 91 102 in phoenix. 88 in chicago. memphis into the 80s. washington to boston, as well. and there's no weather that's going to ruin the day for the ladies of team usa following their world cup victory. the americans wasting no time against japan. this thing was never in question. they took the lead carli lloyd's first goal of the game. this came about three minutes in. moments later he she doubled the lead. lorn holiday added another score. lloyd completed her hat trick. we're going to see this. you see the that from midfield. she caught the goalie. japan made it interesting. scared me for a second it was 4-2 in the second half. jan started to look pretty good but there you go. one more goal ends up 5-2. carl i lloyd named

the city named glendale arizona, police commander andre anderson as interim chief today. anderson says he hopes to be a candidate for the full-time position. a doj report following the deadly police shooting of michael brown prompted several officials to step down. >>> just a few moments ago we learned a little more about the victims and shooter at that shooting in chattanooga, tennessee, last week. the fbi could not comment much on the ongoing investigation. however, the commander of the fourth marine division did give this description of the marines who gave their lives to help save their comrades. >> our marines reacted the way you would expect rapidly going from room to room they got their fellow marines to safety. once they had gotten to safety some willingly ran back into the fight. all of us can be extremely proud of what our marines did that day. >> msnbc's sara dollof joins us. from that press briefing that we just heard, what information did we learn about the investigation? >> we got a lot of new information including some disturbing new details that shows the

cardinals training camp opens this week in glendale arizona, that's a milestone. >> she could kill eitherher ma'am. >> we should tell you this morning, aol is leaning in launching a venture capital fund. only 7% of funding goes to female entrepreneurs. joining us now on this and to weigh in on our other news making interview with disney's bob iger susan lyne the former president of abc entertainment and the former coo of martha stewart living. that company is sold and we'll talk about what's happened there. >> going to be a long morning. >> a lot to talk about. first let's talk about women and women in technology specifically which is generationally, how far along are we and how far are we from actually really changing the game? >> it's still a huge gap between men in tech women in tech. as a result, we thought this was a huge opportunity for us and actually a big opportunity for venture capital. when you look at the statistics less than 10% of all funding goes to women. only 4% of venture partners are female which means decision makers. women are the dominant users of all the fastest gro