nia-malika henderson?te democrats need five net seats to take back the senate and they very much obviously want to do this. but these attempts to gain back the senate took something of a blow this last week when kay hagan the former north carolina senator decided that she didn't want to toss her hat in the ring and go up against richard burr in 2016. democrats thought it would be perfect. she'd be on the ballot there, hillary clinton presumably would be on the ballot as well so now they've got to go to plan "b." it might include somebody like anthony fox who is the transportation secretary, former charlotte mayor. he seems to suggest that he doesn't want to do it either. at this point, democrats are very much trying to recruit folks in hoping to turn some of these nos into yeses, particularly with anthony fox. >> if you end up at plan "c" that's usually not a good thing. >> the program seated by george h.w. bush, launched by president clinton and expanded by president bush is about to be dramatically cut b

henderson mentioned, is we had a death or multiple deaths result. we had nine.at's going to be the template over which everything else is overlaid. that being said the state charges merely require showing a premeditated murder and that there were two or more victims to get the death penalty there. that being said let me just say something, usually the justice department does not get involved when there's a successful state prosecutor. but reasoncently with the mississippi murder of an african-american after the state adjudicated the defendants and got convictions and guilty pleas the federal government came in as well. this is something that's relatively new. there's no double jeopardy bar because the supreme court has ruled different levels of government can prosecute without that fifth amendment prohibition arising. >> now, going back to the state level, paul the prosecutor wouldn't talk about penalties she'll seek. but this morning governor nicky haley made it clear what she wanted. listen to this. >> this is a state that is hurt by the fact that nine people

joining me now are two unlikely partners in this fight, wade henderson henderson, the president and ceoogressive group the leadership conference on civil and human rights and grover norquist, the president of the conservative americans for tax reform. first, thank you both for being here. >> thank you rev. >> thank you. >> grover you know you and i have been on just about the opposite side of every political issue i can think of. it's almost funny to be on the same side with you and senator rand paul and many republicans. i even toured the country with newt gingrich for education. why is this so important to you? >> well i think it's extremely important because we should look at all things the government does and ask are you helping or are you causing more problems can this be done less expensively to taxpayers and less expensively to the families of inmates, the families of felons when somebody's done with prison they should be done with the punishment. you shouldn't be following them after and making it difficult or impossible for them to get work. we want people when they're done pay

henderson, thank you, sir, i appreciate that. >> i'm excited. to have this finally done and over with and -- they found me guilty of major disruptive conduct which i don't understand that but i'm not going to sit there and question it, my out date is the 19th. i'm going to go. i'm happy. >> thank you so much. >> take care. >> rest easy. >> for dean, time in segregation is a small sacrifice for going home as scheduled. ronald wells, however, is facing serious robbery and home invasion charges and could have a long stay here as his case works it way through the courts. >> i've got to be out there to talk to my mom and relatives and all of that. by me being in the hole, as you can see, like, i can't do none of that, like nothing works in my favor. >> wells problems began when jail officials received a letter claimed to be from a family member warning that wells was planning an escape. when they listen back to the phone call, the suspicions grew deeper. wells insists, he was only joking. >> he was very upset because i feel like they knew if he was s

you know, hope the best for him. >> like other officers at the jail, henderson grew up on some of thestreets as inmates like cooperwood. >> the things i've been through at their age as a teenager and 18 years old, i could have been just one of these guys. so i tell them, what i've been through in life and let them know if i can change, you can change. 2200 inmates in here. my goal since i started if i can talk to one inmate and get that guy to change his life around, i'm happy. i feel like i did something. >> gang rules dictate, before cooperwood can officially leave the heartless felons he must be assaulted by other members of the gang in a ritual they call clapping out. >> you don't get to see the punch coming. it got to be two or three people, can't just be one. then you out of the gang. no longer a heartless felon. i ain't worried about it. i have to clap somebody to get in. you got to clap to get out. i'm ready for it. i ain't tripping. i just worry about myself now and my son. and my family. >> weight on my shoulders. >> nick dicillo says jail has taken a weight off his shoulder

. >> joining me now is veteran prosecutor paul henderson.or being here. >> plerasure to be here. >> paul, prosecutor says the investigation could be finished in a matter of months. what is your take on that? >> well, obviously what he's talking about is his decision to use the grand jury. and we've talked about this before the prosecutor at anytime can charge on his own initiative and produce by way of preliminary hearing for charges like this. and so saying that it will be extended by a matter of months means that he's going to present the evidence to a grand jury to seek an indictment and to seek criminal charges rather than just filing the charges himself and presenting them in front of a judge. and we've heard commentary about what they think might happen or could happen on the evidence. but i think it will be evidence watching how this evidence unfolds specifically with potential charps againstpoe potential charges against the feed field training officer. there could be neglectigent charges coming up so close to the suspect that they th

. >>> we have a crash to watch out for in upper merion 202 at henderson road. skippack creek road is closed in lower salford castle road will get you around that. >> thank you matt. >>> new this morning police in delaware are investigating a deadly shooting on north jefferson street in wilmington, someone shot a 27-year-old man in the chest and later died at the hospital. no arrests have been made. >>> two teenagers have been injured? separate shark attacks in north carolina. both attacks happened on oak island. a witness snapped pictures as people on the beach tried to help a 13-year-old girl who was bitten. two hours later and a little bit away a 16-year-old boy was by then as well. >> i saw what was left of his bloody hand. >> reporter: both teens were flown to the hospital. a hospital spokesperson said each teen had an arm amputated and the girl may lose part of her leg, as well. officials at oak island stay such attacks are rare. people will be allowed back in the water although officials are recommending they might want to spend more time on the beach. >>

and same thing to the south of dover near riverview and milford, henderson, all seeing moderate downpours. if we zoom out we'll show you that we expect another round to move in from baltimore. all of this rotating in from the west. as we head into the rest of your morning hours, the entire area under a flood watch until 8:00 a.m. flooding a possibility. flood watch means we're watching for the possibility of flooding through 8:00 a.m. be on guard, careful. i'm tracking how warm we'll get. we'll be warmer than yesterday and still humid. i'll have all those details coming up in my seven-day forecast. >>> from our delaware bureau the firefly music festival in dover is expected to go on as planned today after severe weather forced organizers to clear the ground last night. this video shows clouds streaming towards the exits. organizers urged people to take down tents and canopies at their camp sites and take shelter in vehicles. today's shows are expect god on as scheduled. >>> new from overnight a fiery scene in the east falls section of philadelphia when a car burst into flames this was on

. >> helped henderson has been on me about that probably saying you will get 199 hits that's it.f that happens, i'll be ticked. whatever. mother nature happens. >> cole hamels told phillies insider jim salisbury he has not blocked any potential trades and is open to everything this includes going to the possibility of trochbtoronto and houston. teams he put on a no trade list back in october. return to hoops where sixers top pick, jam hill okeafor will throw out the first pitch. he was introduced to the media earlier today along with second round picks holmes. he played with jefferson at duke. while the two are great friends they have a big rivalry with both doing their best to represent their hometown. >> my entire year at duke he was always talking about philly, how i'll end up there. how this is the greatest city in the world. we argue back and forth because i'm from chicago about which has the better city. i'm happy to be here. >> rest assured they'll play soccer in almost any conditions. a wet one at ppl park. montreal impact 8th minute sepong with the blast. union up 1-0 an

scott henderson paid $1400 for two tickets. >> someone told me what would you rather do for father's day, i couldn't figure it out. i said, man, take my son to a basketball game, the finals. when will we ever come again? it's very special for me. >> we have a great baseball team, a great football team. we haven't had a team that's known but hasn't been known for winning. i think it's really going to bring a lot of excitement back to the bay when it comes to basketball. >> reporter: the fans are in their glory even when two relatives are rooting for two different teams. that's your brother-in-law? >> if i had known he was a cavs fan, i would have never let him marry her. >> reporter: i wonder what it's going to be like at thanksgiving time in that household. as you can see, things are heating up out here, this line is getting longer. i've been spending the afternoon trying to figure out what stars will be here tonight because, of course the finals is a star-studded' haven't. i found out that boxing great mayweather will be here. he's been here before. get this rihanna is supposed to b

. >> reporter: at the chicago headquarters of the cyber-security firm trust wave, charles henderson leads a team of ethical hackers. that means what tact exactly? >> we trust systems just as these criminals do attempting to find flaws. >> reporter: in their new report detailing hundreds of breaches last year trust wave found% of all mobile apps were vulnerable to attacks. more than half involved theft of i.d. information and card holder data. weak pass words led to 28% of all cyber breaches and the most common pass word, believe it or not, is pass word 1. are we still vulnerable? >> absolutely. it's not ninjas dropping through ceilings. it's really simple stuff things like passwords that lead to a compromise. >> reporter: to show how easy it is, trust wave analyst garret picchioni had me enter a seven-character password. >> we can make almost 91 million guesses a second. >> reporter: it didn't take long to crack. >> here's your password. >> that's my password. now even 40 seconds. >> 37. >> reporter: 37 seconds. well that's scary. he said seven or eight characters are no longer enough. >>

ted henderson is our guest. what is capital bells? ted: so, capital bells is a company that makes apps for congress. for congressman and their staff. to work better for their constituents. host: where did you come up with the name? ted: our first app is called capitol bells. it is connected to the bells that ring out when votes are starting and when there is called. whenever there is activity on the floor of the house or senate -- when there is quorum called. our newest app is a new way for congressman and their staff to get those vote alerts. it also lets them discuss work and life on capitol hill. discreetly. so you can log in. you do not have to share personal information. no phone numbers, no e-mail. you're able to create and i did. you can create aliases -- you can create an identity. these are your colleagues you are speaking with. byby talking about politics, talking about what is new on capitol hill you can -- these apps are available to anyone else out of congress. capitol beell anyone -- bells anyone can download and get the

public school chancellor kai ya henderson said we need to do more to improve student progress.that's according to "the washington post." she responded to an independent report from national research council and that report found more than seven years after sweeping reforms the poor and the minority students are far less likely to perform at grade level and graduate from high school in four years. >>> arlington libraries are offering easier access to audio books. according to our news partner wtop, you will no longer need to join a waiting list. the library is working with hoopla digital to provide access to audio books through apple tv, smartphones and tablets. the library hopes to add more digital content. right now library goers can access audio books and music through hoopla. >> so if you were wondering what the hoopla was all about, there you go. audio books. stay with us. "news4 today" continues at 5:00 a.m. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. and we are just a few hours into a weather alert day. take a live look at just how high the temperatures are already out there. >> and by the end o

. >>> the dramatic end to the massive henderson for two escaped killers. the two escapees splitting up trying to cover their trail. our reporter with the first look inside one of their hideouts. >>> stock drop. the market suffering its worst day of the year, the big fear causing the dow to plunge 350 points. what does this mean for your 401(k)? >>> and narrow escape. a plane crashing into a home bursting into flames. the quick-thinking family making it out alive.

ted henderson is our guest on "the communicators." mr. henderson, what is capital bell? capitol bells? >> guest: so capitol bell is the a company that makes apps for congress. we make apps to help congressmen and their staff work better and work better for their constituents. >> host: where'd you come up with the name in. >> guest: well, our first app is called capitol bells, and it's connected to the bells that are all around the capitol campus that ring out when votes are starting and there's quorum calls and whenever there's any activity on the floor of the house or the senate. >> host: and what's another app that you've come up with? >> guest: our newest app that we released last month is a new way for congressmen and their staffs and those who work on the hill to get those vote alerts, but it also lets them discreetly discuss work and life on capitol hill. >> host: discreetly. >> guest: discreetly. so you can log in, just using location. you don't have to share any perm -- >> host: much like yikyak? >> guest: but you're able to create an identity, you can create ali

. >>> the dramatic end to the massive henderson for two escaped killers. the two escapees splitting up trying to cover their trail. our reporter with the first look inside one of their hideouts. >>> stock drop. the market suffering its worst day of the year, the big fear causing the dow to plunge 350 points. what does this mean for your 401(k)? >>> and narrow escape. a plane crashing into a home bursting into flames. the quick-thinking family making it out alive. >>> good evening. i'm amy robach. david has the night off. great to have you with us on this monday night. >>> and we're following two developing stories tonight, the breaking news on the escaped convict, captured alive speaking from his hospital bed. but we begin with the breaking news that wall of flames in the west a wildfire in washington state exploding in size. homes destroyed. more than 1800 acres burned. hundreds of families evacuated. and if you look closely you can make out what's left of that house in flames. from above entire neighborhoods destroyed and the twist, embers from that fire

police were blocking traffic along henderson road where trees and limbs, as you can see, littered the street. take a look at this large tree taken down by the storms. nbc 10 was along pratt and the boulevard in the northwood section of northeast philadelphia where the weather caused minor damage to a house here. the good news is that the weather will cooperate for crews and home owners who will be cleaning up today. >> first alert meteorologist bill henley is tracking cooler more comfortable conditions out there. >> you can feel it vai. look how clear the skies are looking over citizens bank park. it will be sunshine. we're now less than an hour away from seeing the sunshine to start the drying out process. right now it is 71 degrees at 4:38. >>> here's our yard. right after the storm. >>> and later, our viewers sent us plenty of photos and videos from last night's storm on our facebook page and through the nbc 10 news app. we looked at it all and we'll show you some of the most incredible and dramatic pictures in ten minutes. you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but sin

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. >> joining us to discuss is pm and head of global equities at henderson global investors.agree with mr. carl icahn? he's not the only investor to point out challenges in the high yield market. in general what do you think is driving this interest in high yield? is it monetary policy underpinned by lower interest rates? >> it might be that simple. we are in an environment where everyone is chasing high yield. there is an attraction there that you can't get elsewhere. especially in a world where bond yield versus been compressed so dramatically and of course the equity market having risen substantially, even the dividend yield on equity markets globally are also not what they used to be. it's natural they attracted a lot of attention. if you remember when we had the markets sell off on the back of last year it was a big focus given how important the energy sector has become as part of that index. it may not be truly comparable with the index highs we've seen in the previous cycle but certainly we like all investors are looking for signs of stress across all asset markets and

chinese equity fund manager at henderson global investors.e to have you on this morning. >> morning. >> we have been getting a disapointing batch out of china but for the most part markets are responding positively on the prospect of further central bank intervention but do you think markets are getting overly optimistic about what further central bank policy can achieve to turn around china's economy? >> they're certainly going to cut interest rates more. if you look at the economy and what's happening, that's almost certain actually but investors i think you need to distinguish closely between shanghai list of chinese shares and hong kong. shanghai investors are very bullish and you can see signs of activity so there could be a risk of a correction there. in hong kong which is more international investors, a far less entrenched bullishness. >> can we expect growth to bottom out? if so when does that happen given the economic backdrop? >> they have moved to growth perform and deleverage. if you look at the economy right now probably they're

. >> capitol bells this the company and ted henderson is our guest on "the communicators." what is capitol bells? >> capitol bells is a company that makes act apps for congress. we make apps for congressmen and their staff work better and work bet for. >> where did you come up with the name? our first app was called capitol bell and it is connected to the bells all around the capitol campus that ring out when votes are starting, when there's a quorum called or any activity on the floor of the house or senate. >> what's another app? >> our newest app we released is called cloak room and it's a new way for congressmen and their staff and other people who work on the hill to get the vote alerts. it also lets discreetly discuss life on capitol hill. you can log in using your location don't have to share any personallings no phone -- >> like yicyack. >> yes. you can create aliases and build a reputation because these are your colleagues you're speaking with and by talking about politics, talking about what is new on capitol hill, you can bailed follow -- build a following and ho

whatever it was, senator robert henderson announced that "not even the communist conspiracy could devise a more effective way to demoralize, confuse, and destroy the united states." in 1953, hendrickson initiated the subcommittee to investigate juvenile delinquency, and for the next three years, they heard testimony about community and eight intervention programs, statistics on crime, school dropout rates, underage drinking, underage use of drugs, the ethnic and racial makeup of gangs, the influence of mass media including television, and receiving particular attention was the influence of comic books. i'm not talking about the archie comic books or even the war comic books because even though they depicted violence, it was violence in battle for a worthy cause. no, what they were primarily concerned with where the horror and crime comics, things that had titles like "uncanny tales" and "voodoo." the subcommittee pored through piles. the most vocal crusader was psychologist fredric wertham who claimed that his studies clearly demonstrated a link to between delinquency and comic books. at

. >> officer henderson, has known goodwin since he first arrived in the jail's juvenile wing at age 16ine years is a long time. but he's still young. hopefully he makes some good choices. if he gets around the wrong people, he's going to have hard time to do. if he goes down there, be positive, be a man, stay out the way, he'll do good. 50/50. it's all on him. >>> what is the biggest gang we have in this jail? >> we have bloods. the workers. bloods on all the floors and bloods in all the pods so bloods are everywhere. >> gang violence breaks out when a long feud boils over. >> trying to show force inside the jail. >> caught in the middle of the conflict is a young inmate. >> the victim received 50 stitches.

the union wants the chancellor henderson to rescind the decision and sit down with the parents and the teachers to discuss the changes. morgan says she will be okay but her big concern lies with the kids. >> they have been going through the revolving door of teachers and people they have to get to know again and have relationships with again. >> we reached out and we expect to hear back later today. in southeast d.c., brianne carter, abc7 news. jonathan: how about this? students in virginia could soon atend high school online. the virginia department of education launching a pilot program this fall to allow students to earn a high school diploma without stepping inside of a real classroom. 100 students will be accepted on a first come basis. if this pilot program is successful, it could be opened up to more students. kimberly: first lady michelle obama across the pond enjoying a week-long trip. right now mrs. obama is in london promoting education initiative for young women around the world. she will meet with the prime minister cameron and his wife and prescription -- prince harry for

. >> reporter: laurie henderson would see the family that live here and this morning a mother father and their adult daughter were at the home just before 7:30 when a fire broke out. their daughter did not survive. she is the city's seventh fire fatality this year. >> it's shocking. >> arriving firefighters found the mother on the first floor by the door and they performed cpr and she was rushed to the hospital, crews searched the home and found the middle aged daughter in an up stared bathroom she had already died. and the daughter was in the basement and was able to escape. officials believe the family may have tried to fight the fire on their own. >> when the members first arrived. there was not a fire just heavy smoke, that tells us that the fire was burning for a while. the fire was believed to have started on the first floor and firefighters were there nearly lyly 15 years ago to service the smoke alarm. >> even though we serviced this property in 2001, that is more than 10 years ago we need them to be updated. >>> late teachers in the archdiocese of philadelphia have reached a

henderson has been on me all about that saying probably you will get 199 hits, that's it.hat happens, i'll be ticked. whatever. mother nature happens. >> cole hamels told phillies insider jim salisbury he has not blocked any potential trades and is open minded about anything. this includes the possibility of going to toronto and houston, teams he put on a no-trade list back in october. we turn to hoops where jahlil okafor will throw out the first pitch before game one at the ballpark today. check out the big fella. okafor was introduced earlier in the day yesterday to the media. okafor played with amil jefferson at duke. while the two are great friends, they have a big rivalry going with both doing their best to represent their hometown. >> my entire year at duke, he was always talking about philly, how i'll end up there. how this is the greatest city in the world. we argue back and forth because i'm from chicago about which has the better city. >> rest assured they'll play soccer in almost any conditions. a wet one at ppl park. union and montreal impact. eighth minute. pr

henderson has been on me all about that saying probably you will get 199 hits, that's it.ll be ticked. whatever. mother nature happens. >> cole hamels told phillies insider jim salisbury he has not blocked any potential trades and is open minded about anything. this includes the possibility of going to toronto and houston, teams he put on a no-trade list back in october. we turn to hoops where jahlil okafor will throw out the first pitch before game one at the ballpark today. check out the big fella. okafor was introduced earlier in the day yesterday to the media. okafor played with amil jefferson at duke. while the two are great friends, they have a big rivalry going with both doing their best to represent their hometown. >> my entire year at duke, he was always talking about philly, how i'll end up there. how this is the greatest city in the world. we argue back and forth because i'm from chicago about which has the better city. >> rest assured they'll play soccer in almost any conditions. a wet one at ppl park. union and montreal impact. eighth minute. pretty passing he

. >>> kaya henderson said that the school system has come a long way, but more needs to be done to improve the achievement gap. she testified before the education committee and she said there's improvement when it comes to preparing for the first day of school and many parents, teachers and education advocates were frustrated at the low pace of progress. a report fro the national research council found students are still not meeting standards despite major changes in 2007. >>> it's already hot out there. it's one of the brutal days and you do need to drink plenty of water, but pay attention because there's a massive bottled water recall under way right now. 14 brands of bottled water are under a recall because they may be contaminated with e. coli. wegman's, 7-eleven and acadia brand is also affected. they said to boil the water before drinking it. take a look at the bottle the recalled water bottles have codes that begin with the letter "f" or "a." i posted a story on the facebook page if you want to see the full list. >> it's one of the days you need to hydrate and get into cool air as o

process is called reconstitution and the head of the teachers union is asking school chancellor kaya henderson to reconsider this action. >> i want the chancellor to rethink, rescind the decision to do this, have her sit down with the teachers and the union. >> all the good teachers are leaving. >> 40 teachers have been forced to leave ballou high over the last five years. ballou has made strides in the classroom but there needs to be work done in the community addressing other issues like violence and poverty. >>> we are just getting started on wusa 9news at 5:00. the tools that prison workers accused of giving those escaped killers to help them bust out of the big house. that story coming your way at 5:30. >> and topper is back with the latest on our yellow alert forecast and the severe storms possible for tomorrow. >> plus we are learning more about that man who appeared on the mtv show catfish now accused of making terror threats against metro. >> jeb bush formally launches his white house bid. the former florida governor isn't playing up his famous last name. >>> former florida governor j

"it's a slow dance so like bill deferred a right-handed pitcher college of southern nevada and henderson> gary: pitcher as saturn in nevada also selected and the first-round richie martin short step from university of florida/and read you a bunch of things could fake it i could do everything it takes to beat a good sportscaster no idea if these guys are any good. >> pam: trinidad and kron 4 news walking 57 mi. that's a tough stuff imagine doing that carrying your brother on your back. >> pam: michigan team used to carry his little brother because it is convenient now he knows it can be a powerful tool to raise awareness. awareness among the 15 year-old hunter randa walked almost 60 mi. to the year-old brother ray instruct was back all to raise awareness of the cerebral palsy with his little brother has he seen as little breaux struggle with debilitating his whole life and the old show how difficult the struggle is everyday took three days at the journey crazy over hundred grand and they're using that money to build playground that his family for folks with disabilities. stay in touch at

. >> yes kimberly henderson posted this picture showing up unedited un photo shopped body after havingds. we mom superheros, in my opinion that's sexier than any six pack. kimberly said she still wears a bikini at the beach because being a mom makes her feel beautiful. it is not about having a flat tom err. she is also a singer, sang for american idol, even has single coming out. >> jen, i don't know you can see this picture, i don't see anything wrong with this. i would be happy to have a bell that i looked like that. >> let me tell you something. if you feel good, you always look good. you know, this past weekend i was in hollywood. i was at the london hotel in west hollywood. there were, you know, some gorgeous women that were not a size two in bikini's, their confidence like cool sparkly baseball hat. that's all you needed to see. and if you are a mom and you feel that good, it shows. there are super skinny fit people moms and otherwise that don't feel good in their skin. and you can tell that they don't feel good. then they don't look good. i think confidence really is key when it

but i should tell you that from our own reporting nia-malika henderson said that there is a republican state representative who plans to offer a bill to make this change and remove it. he won't be able to drum up all of the support he needs. two-thirds is a lot of majority. it's quite significant, after all of this time to see so many top elected officials in south carolina all republicans stepping up and saying it's time to remove this symbol, this racist symbol that offends many. >> athena jones, thank you for the reporting. into more breaking news police may be closing in on two escaped killers narrowing the search area after a new sighting was just backed up by dna evidence we are told by a law enforcement source. richard matt and david sweat may have gotten away as far as canada or mexico but now 17 days after the escape they may be pretty close, incredibly maybe just a day's walk. we're talking about 20 miles. a source close to the investigation telling cnn that their dna has been found in a camp cabin here in the densely wooded area of owl's head. it's about 20 miles west of the

with me to share the reporting, mia maleeka henderson.m charleston is causing interesting and dramatic reactions. let's start with hillary clinton in missouri yesterday, near ferguson which has been part of the debate about guns and races. listen to hillary clinton talking about the events in charleston and her strong language. >> how do we make sense of such an evil act? an act of racist terrorism, perpetrated in a house of god. how do we turn grief, anger and dispair into purpose and action? >> racist terrorism. strong words. both strong words put together by hillary clinton. she wants to have a conversation about race. she wants to have a conversation about guns. it's starting. we don't know where it's going to go. south carolina is talking they are going to have a legislative action to take the flag down and move it off the state grounds. ebay walmart, amazon sears saying we are not going to sell products with the confederate flag. mitch mcconnell saying his state capitol maybe take the jefferson davis. maybe that should taken from ou

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so today officer henderson will take him through the process. >> how are you doing, mr. jordan?up for me. i'll take you down to booking and get you fingerprinted. get your picture and stuff taken, okay? >> jordan's stay at the jail is likely to be a short one. he is awaiting extradition on charges of armed robbery and attempted murder. >> so whenever they come, i should be back to indiana. that's about all i know right now. >> jordan says that his outburst is still a mystery to him. in meeting with mental health staff, jordan insisted he had not taken any drugs that day. but he appeared unsure when asked if his actions were real or not. >> it was kind of a mind trip within a mind trip of myself. do i want to act crazy, you know, to get myself out of it, you know. >> jordan says he had a brain tumor removed as a child and that ever since he has been subject to blackouts that bring out erratic behavior when under stress. >> my mind tends to shut down and i go into a state of mind where i feel like i'm not conscious. >> jail officials allowed us to show jordan video we shot of his

let's bring in dana bash and nia malika henderson. what do you make of the numbers? >> when you're looking at florida, it's bad news for jeb bush. it's marco rubio, his protege, who comes the closest to hillary clinton, to be fair it's only a two-point difference and it's within the margin of error in this poll. but bush does score off the charts on the issue that he's been pushing since monday his leadership ability. 62% which is much higher than anybody else. the bad news for him and something that surprises me i don't know about you nia, all the voters say the number one characteristic they care most about is honesty and trustworthiness. more than leadership more than they care about issues that i care about. and on that hillary clinton is doing poorly. >> we have numbers of that nia. in florida 51% say hillary clinton is not honest and trustworthy. in ohio another key battleground state 53% and in pennsylvania 54% don't view her as honest and trustworthy. you look at those numbers and you have to worry if you're a supporter of hillary clinton. >> red flags there.

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discuss the political ramifications of all of this with our senior political reporter nia malika hendersonr. some of these republican gloria they're treading carefully on this issue. >> they're equivocating on it and it's ridiculous. actually i disagree with mike huckabee who says it has nothing to do with running for president. actually taking a firm position on something that is important to an awful lot of people in this country has an awful lot to do with leadership and running for president. i would argue that what these candidates are doing tse kwif kating waiting if the governor of south carolina nikki haley, to come out and say this afternoon as we expect there's been a lot of reporting she might say, okay enough with this flag near the capital, put it somewhere else. but these candidates are afraid of alienating white conservative voters. >> dana bash our chief congressional correspondent reporting lindsey graham is getting ready to say, "remove flag move it to a museum" or a relic room or whatever they want to call it. that will put pressure. you have the governor of south caroli

joining us gloria borger nia henderson and jeff zelleni. the 13th republican gloria.e's barely right now at 1% in those national polls. >> rounding up. >> rounding up he's about 0.8% right now but he's obviously an ambitious guy. >> yeah he is. if you look at all these candidates we're getting now, the question is why not at this point. he understands that he's not in the top tier and he may never get there, but if you look around at the field of candidates he's been a governor of a state. he's had some successes there. he's had some failures the budget deficit, for example, is one of them. but if you look at the field and they think hillary clinton is beatable why not get in? >> i've known him for a long time. he's a very very smart guy. jeff he did make one comment that's generating a little bit of buzz out there. let me play the clip. >> in case it's not clear by now, i am running for president without permission from headquarters in washington, d.c. [ applause ] but rest assured, i am tanned rested and ready for this fight. >> he smiled when he said that. >> he is

joining us are chief political analyst, gloria borger our senior political reporter nia-malika hendersoncnn political commentator. gloria how will this play out in the short-term and long-term in this campaign? >> look governor hailey gave republican presidential candidates a lot of cover to say whatever they want to say, because now people who don't want to discuss it and say it's up to the states can do that. people who say the flag should be taken down can do that. you saw a bunch of them run today, after she made her announcement. so she lowered the temperature for them a little bit. she made life a little bit easier, and now the state legislature has to deal with the issue. >> you're from south carolina nia. give us some context. you have the two u.s. senators and the governor all republicans saying remove the flag. >> huge day. the last time this came up there was obviously a democratic governor in the state, and a bipartisan agreement in 2000. i thought what nicki hailey was saying today is that south carolina is the new south, right? and not only is south carolina the new south,

caller: i live in henderson kentucky. not too long ago, about five years ago, police pepper sprayed several individuals. i am the vice president of the naacp. i'm friends with the police chief and the mayor. i am from los angeles, and next game -- ex-gang member. the police pepper sprayed us for no reason. it was over 40 people on the fourth of july, and the police pepper sprayed us. when i was 11 years old, the police handcuffed me, and slapped me so hard. i was 11 years old. 1969. they beat my uncle down. the los angeles police department. this goes back. i'm 52. i have lived this. when i hear people say doesn't matter if you are green or purple -- there are no purple people, there are no green people. that kind of talk is ridiculous. and some of your best friends being black -- that is ignorant. what you have a systemic racism, and until that is dealt with we're never going to change this country. and the future, aimed towards obama, he has received more death threats and all of the presidents combined. it is sad. amer

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there's not much around henderson. the housing is all dilapidated. i've lost over $30,000 in equity. there are no jobs and you can't find them. in order to get jobs, you have to drive 40 miles into raleigh or go across the border into south carolina and hope you can find a job. i'm lucky that i am employed. as far as free trade, he is completely wrong. the job that i do, i deliver to places and i am a truck driver. all of my freight to slow down. i've got to drive hundreds of miles just to get a load of. this free-trade -- also from finding out what's in it, there is immigration and it. there is global warming in it. it's another shell game that congress is playing with the american people. host: mark mentioned his representative rene elmers from north carolina. according to the newspaper with list, she is on the yes or leaning yes list. dave, what do you think about all this? caller: i am in favor. i think the article that you mentioned earlier -- this has nothing to do with a free trade agreement. it's all over the world. the bottom line is that ar