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hae only recently that the united states of america recognized hate crimes against members of the lgbt community or againstof women, or against people with disabilities.tion those through the passage of the matthew shepard and james her junior hate crimes prevention act. there are too many of these hate crimes in the news these days. we're still grieving the massive numbers of dead and injured in not all t orlando who not all that long ago in charleston there is mass murder in a church, the african-american community was targeted. in wisconsin, and another place of worship, internet temple in oak creek wisconsin a gunman came and targeted the congregation during sunday worship. in america hate crimes overall are declining. do that is good news and that says something about what we can do together when we pass strong laws and try to prevent these crimes, educate as well as enforce our laws but i am sad to share that while overall are hate crimes are declining those against some groups, most notably muslims and members of the lgbt community are on the rise lgbt people are more likely tha

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hae a difrexplosion jus outside of the terminal buildi a causes chaos inside and outside of the airportemergency personnel, police, military and medical vehicles conn what is the third largest airpo in all of europe. theepts that isis may be launching a series of terror attacks before the end of ram raadans eni of july 5. and wendy saltzman is live under the turkish flag. and there is a turkish-american commun in philadelphiawhich means there are some very anxious people righw. >> well jim as you just said, right now it is ramadan. and here in philadelphia, turkish americans are joining together in prayer and awaiting on word from the injed e co -- cultural center olida the news hit hard. just returning from istanbul 10 y ago, he says the attacks have become too common and deadly. thr kids, my wife and mys mysf, it cou have happened atnd could have lo m family. >> attacks in turkey according to a terrorism experts surged in recent months, because of turkey's involvement in the fight against isis. >> it makes all the sentences in th world for isis to have struck at turkey given that they

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it's a new trial for adnan syed convicted 16 years ago of murdering a popular high school senior named hae min lee. she was found dead in a shallow grave in baltimore. seyd, her ex-boyfriend, was put on trial and convicted. it might have ended there if not for a podcast "serial" that turned it into a national phenomenon. he maintained his innocence. >> man, i had no reason to kill her. >> reporter: questions were raised about the strength of the prosecution's case and even about the effectiveness of syed's lawyers and their failure to contact potential alibi witnesses. late today a huge payoff for all that attention and work by his current lawyers. a judge ordered a new trial citing questions about the reliability of cell tower location evidence used to show where he was when the crime was his legal team said tonight syed's family is overjoyed. >> they were at times speechless. so i had to check to make sure the phone line had not gotten cut off. but they're delighted. >> reporter: reaction was immediate on social media. one woman tweeted that she was sitting on the beach alone with tears

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and we now know -- >> haes she is not under -- >> what? >> judge she is not under a federal criminal investigation. >> what's going on. >> josh earnest did not say she is under a federal criminal investigation. >> i want you to find jim you e head of the fbi saying she made up she made a security inquiry when it is a criminal investigation. let's stop playing la la here. this is a federal criminal investigation. >> it's not a federal criminal investigation. >> what is it, coco? >> she didn't commit a crime. >> i didn't say she has been indicted. know your facts before you come on this show. >> judge, don't be harsh. >> i'm going to be harsh. the woman is running for the top job in this nation. >> she is going to be a incredible president. >> what are they doing, checking her e-mail for her hair appointment. >> she is an honest public servant. >> how does she make $150 million taking $25 million from saudi arabia and forgetting to disclose it? >> her husband was not in public service all that time when they made this much money. she hasn't

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that podcast examined the original case against syed who was convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend hae min lee back in 1899 -- syed serving 30-year jail sentence and no word if he will be released spending the new trial. alison: coming up at 5:00 -- >> you end up putting salt in other people's wounds. alison: we will tell you about the gesture of support raising eyebrows in the wake of the deadly nightclub shooting in florida. leon: plus -- >> we saw reasonable crime for a couple of years. now we started to see uptick in inactive -- in activity. leon: what the f.b.i. is thinking driving spike in crime in northern virginia. alison: later, a home for retirement turns into a big headache. now the syed team trying to -- the "7 on your side" team trying to help. sam: d.c. schools chancellor kaya henderson announced yesterday she is resigning. is she leaving for another job? we will hear what she has to say next on alison:d school's chancellor kaya henderson is about to have more free time in her schedule. she announced yesterday she is stepping down this fall. d.c. bureau chief sam ford had

>> i do not think they should be moved, papartially because i hae just come back from rio and talkeddozens and dozens of people who are looking forward to using the olympic is a way to spotlight their grievances, whether it is grievances over the coup and a would call it a coup a president dilma rousseff, whether it is just about substandard health or education. 100 i was there, almost schools were protesting. or just the priorities you discussed, $10 million is one price tech for the olympics and also hearing as much as $20 billion. to have that takee place at a time of education, health care are being cut in rio, i mean, pepeople are, ok, the money has and spend. let's use this as a way to pull some of these criminals out of their corners so we can talk about the issues we are facing. amy: jules boykoff, can you talk about the police violence and the hyper security situation around the olympics? >> 85,000 security officials will decision on rio, deborah -- double the number in london for years ago. there is a report recently that found one in five homicides is carried out by such s

this game is now hae heading into the third period. sharks need a win to even the series. can you watch the game at nbc sports network. >> all right collin is in pittsburgh to cover the stanley cup final. >> he sees faith and hockey intersect. >> reporter: we have all heard the term location, location, location. here in pittsburgh that term is just about valuing a higher power and this church's role in penguin's hockey. >> this is a good catholic city, pittsburgh is. the hockey gods are looking down upon the city. >> reporter: epiphany catholic church is one of pittsburgh's historic land marks, been at this location for 114 years but six years ago a new neighbor moved in. >> so they did a deal with the church. allowing them to use property right up to literally to the walls of the church. >> reporter: if opposites do in fact attract, is this a marriage made in hockey heaven? >> i notice there's a synagogue a block away as well. i think they are trying to get everyone together to pray for the pens. and i don't think it is need ped. but we will take anything we can get. >> i

i know would hae have a lot of to speak. this is key. there's a lot of angst, including my own. will vote for donald trump. but i have no choice. >> you do have a choice. >> there is tremendous angst amongst conservatives and republicans with regard to his character. why is there no angst with regard to hillary clinton's character? doesn't that tell you something about the character of democrats versus republicans? >> i do think there are some who have angst about hillary clinton. if you look at the bernie sanders supporters. >> about her politics. not her character. >> i appreciate you're the perfect guest because you realize there are other people, but i have to stay with you. what do you mean you don't have a choice? this is free will. this is america, you don't have to vote for donald trump. >> yes, i understand. my lack of choice is that i have before me four more years of the left hurting my country, which i believe it has been doing. look at the universities where the left is in control and the other deterioration of freedom, liberty -- >> the lesser of two evils. >> i'm

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here's haes coming up in the second half of "fast money." mark zuckerberg just moments ago.t may be as simple as liking your job. the upcoming referendum on whether to quit the european union, jackie looks how a potential brexit could cause chaos for the whole financial system. >> good evening to you, melissa. it appears brexit fears have backed off for a moment, but that doesn't mean there won't be more volatility this week. large futures clearinghouses, these are the companies that process and finance trade. signs last week they're raising margin requirements on gold, s&p futures, the british pound and the euro. what this means is that traders will have to post more money against their trades. now, margin requirements isn't all that surprising. but what traders tell me is interesting is the timing of the move. it's not that margin requirements haven't been raised before, but preemptive strikes ahead of an event is definitely more rare. stone, fxcm and 4-x.com. dramatic moves in the asset classes that i talked about, as of late. look at gold particularly. because it's being

in talking about trump, in the end wi hae have to wrestle with message is what his supporters are respondingmperament. >> i go to the iowa state fair nearly a year ago saying i know all the negatives about him. give my middle finger to washington. he's my vehicle. i know it's a vehicle that's a jalopy. >> those republican primary voters. this is not a general electorate who is taking a completely different look at him than the people who supported him in the primaries. >> let's turn to california. we have to declare the clinton campaign as won. everybody has declared this race over and voters are defying it. what does that say about hillary clinton? >> i don't know if it says much about clinton but the fact that bernie sanders message has resonated and will remain so. i think the challenge for the sanders campaign at this point is bernie sanders is not going to be the nominee. he's not going to be president of the united states. the question is how do we marshal the enthusiasm for his ideas and the ideas that have come around him and take them into the rest of this campaign and beyond. so, i

and hae's been very, very clear.hat pledge over here and he set out very clearly why it would be a problem for him if we left the eu. i think that is true for a lot of the bankers. so they wouldn't be able to operate freely in every european country. >> of course we should talk about the stock up to 4,000, not an outright number. you are a pr moment for mr. cameron at this moment in the campaign. how much damage has been done to his reputation over the last couple of weeks? >> i think he's shown himself to be quite passionate about this. that he doesn't just want us to stay in the eu to safeguard the economy but it is about what kind of country we'll be. he's come out very open, diverse and tolerant in britain. and a sort of britain outward looking and leads in europe, not leaves. and i think it's that type of vision that he was giving last night and that we heard a lot from him over the last few weeks. i think it is quite impressive. >> very quickly, you said a couple weeks ago this will rest on three pill larceny,

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juan: shocking new details h hae been made public about the cia's rture progogram as the agegency haseclassified dozens of one secret documents. a portion of the new documents deal with a prisoner named gul rahman who froze to death at a secret cia prison in 2002. rahman's family is now suing cia-contracted psychologists james mitchell and john "bruce" jessen who helped design the u.s. torture program. the new records also show a prisoner who was waterboarded 83 times was likely willing to cooperate with interrogators before the torture. the account from medical personnel who helped with the first waterboarding of abu zubaydah deals a major blow to the cia's insistence it gained crucial information through torture. zubaydah said he made up fake terrorist plots in order to stop the abuse. amy: another partially declassified document reveals president bush was uneasy about what the agency was doing. one 2006 memo read -- "the president was concerned about the image of a detainee, chained to the ceiling, clothed in a diaper and forced to go to the bathroom on themselves." joining us now

i think haes the most dangerous presidential candidate we have had, proposed by any major party in american history. and yet, i'm reading these e-mails and i get huge number of e-mails from facebook message kind of notices from people, and a lot of bernie supporters tell me that they will not under any circumstances vote for hillary clinton. i think they're wrong, but i think to me, that is just evidence that hillary clinton is going to have to work very, very hard to get bernie supporters behind her and she's got to get bernie supporters behind her if she's going to win this thing. >> all right. robert rice, thanks for the time, appreciate it. >> thank you, steve. >> robert rice as we say is a supporter of bernie sanders. also he's the author of the book "saving capitalism" for the many, not the few, he'll be campaigning for bernie sanders later today in california. >>> coming up, paul ryan gives an endorsement of donald trump, perhaps most best known endorsement for how lukewarm it was. are republicans divided or more divided than ever? but up next, we've been talking about the deadly flo

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