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former ambassador joe wilson, appreciate it. >>> returning to that breaking news that we mentioned at the top of the show and american killed in syria fighting on behalf of isis. we're joined by cass sandra v vinograd. thank you, cassandra. what does it reveal about the broader style of fighter? >> your second question is a bit easier to answer. it puts a human face on what we've been hearing for a long time and that's there are a handful of american fighters with isis. what do we know about douglas mccain? it's still emerging. 33 years old. lived in chicago, moved to minnesota. went to high school in minnesota. played a lot of basketball. was really into music. and at some point he moved to california. and over the past i'd say, probably, five years, something changed. we know that he travelled to sweden. we know he was very active in music circles there, but he also started talking a lot more about religion. and then in the past three months, to be more specific, we know he was in turkey which is a point for fighters to take up arms. >> you're right, in this comprehensive report one

. >> brown: folklorist joe wilson helped found "the crooked road," a 330-mile heritage music tour through blue ridge of virginia. and he draws a direct tie between the musical tradition-- of playing and making instruments-- and the industry that also once defined this region: furniture building. >> furniture was everything here, and a lot of commercial country music is based on the fact that there came a time of when these furniture factory guys, they had a little more leisure time than they'd had on the mountain farm, where i came from. >> brown: for much of the 20th century, southern virginia and north carolina were home to the world's biggest furniture factories and suppliers. but that was then, before the majority of factories closed down and moved overseas. the rise and fall of the industry is told in the new book, "factory man", by beth macy, who began it while a reporter for "the roanoke times." >> i had initially set out to tell the story in martinsville and henry county of what had happened to 19,000- 20,000 workers that had lost their jobs. >> brown: what she saw were places lik

human being, you should see it this wi, bought particularly as an african-american, you think about joe wilson screaming at the president, you lie. you think about jan brewer shaking her finger in the president's nose when she greeted him in arizona. and then you look at this and you can't help but think, what's wrong with this picture? would they do this to a white president? they would have never done this to bill clinton and they hated him. >> how about the way mitt romney talked down to him in the first debate? a lot of that stuff is subtle. >> but you feel it. >> thank you so much. by the way, i don't think rand paul belongs in the clown car, but he was singing backup today. anyway, thank you michelle and thank you michael. coming up, the best senate race of the year coming up. alison lundergan grimes of kentucky against mitch mcconnell. they went head to head. howard fineman pointed out, he was there. grimes shows she can be as nasty as the republican senator as well. >>> also, a proposal for a long-term piece for gaza. we'll talk to shimon peres about whether israel can plausibly disarm

there was an article about congressman joe wilson that was a precursor to some of the conflict of interest rules where staffers put content on the top page, and then it was incorporated in the article and the article was relatively good quality after that. that is on your handout, some of the concepts about neutral point of view and conflict of interest. things have become more formalized over time. now, there is a nice, long, written policy about conflict of interest. the idea is to give you some best practices of how to do fax -- fact correction in articles, if you find something that is not correct them even if you have a conflict. the idea is to register your account, declare your potential conflicts of interest on the user page, and then make the comments on the talk page. and also, if you need help editing, there are some good suggestions on your handout. we would also suggest -- there is a forum on wikipedia called the teahouse. that is a nice place to go for some semi-real-time help. friendly people will help you out if you have concerns. and also, if you want more hands on help, c

. >> for people who don't know the region, we wanted to talk to you joe wilson. we thank you so much for coming on. we really appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >> you got it. >>> coming up next, we will take you back to ferguson, missouri, and talk to someone who is on the streets witnessing these clashes firsthand. he has described it as a war zo zone. >>> and just into cnn, a personal statement from the wife of robin williams. she reveals something huge about her late husband. she says williams was suffering from early stages of parkinson's disease. we'll have a live report for you, next. i'm j-a-n-e and i have copd. i'm d-a-v-e and i have copd. i'm k-a-t-e and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way my volunteering. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that incre

joe wilson he jumped up and said you lie and now it turns out you just can't prove and enforce whether or not illegals are getting on our health care programs on the very issue that he really interrupted to talk about turns out now they're admitting all the i.g. says oh well guess what all say is to bring it back to this effect topic is that we're just seeing an electronic version of a campaign tactic that's been used by both sides for decades that's all and making you know putting out actual factual i know he's a really bad yeah i think it's just pathetic frankly but anyway according to a recently updated data from two thousand and twelve guttmacher institute while the number of low income women needing government assistance for access to family planning services is increasing the number of women mean served by publicly funded clinics is plummeting other words there are more poor women in america america who don't have access to family planning and reproductive health services this disparity is in large part thanks to republicans who are slashing funding to programs like planned paren

there was an article about joe wilson that was a precursor to some of the conflict of interest rules where staffers would put content on the talk age. so things become more ormalized over time. the idea is to give you best practices of how to do fact corrections in articles, if you find something that is not factually correct even if you have a conflict. you want to register your account and then make comments on the talk page. and also if you need help editing, there are good suggestions on your hand out. we would also suggest that there is a forum called the tea house. also if you want more hands on help come to some of our local events. you get a nice backstage pass. you can meet a lot of social media outreach people there and that we can help you with your concerns about editing. a lot of this conflict of interest is tied in to p.r. controversy that has occurred on wikipedia. there are public relations firms and there is a spectrum there and there are bad actors o are creating a bad atmosphere. local folks have gotten together and there is a statement on wikipedia for participati

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. >> so joe, let's talk about officer wilson.he man who shot and killed michael brown a little more than a week ago now. preparation for charges. do you think that's something that's happening now and how does one prepare him or hersex for those charges? >> sure. i think it's very likely that charges will be forthcoming. briefly to the other issue that you raise. i think that if the door came back and hit him or someone punched him it could be that the argument is that he was upset and he retaliated so that certainly is something the prosecution will look at in the case. in talking about charging victor, i think it's important that obviously the investigation has integrity. i think they will look at a grand jury, presenting the information, but exactly who oversees that, will it be the county attorney, will ultimately the state take charge, or will the federal government take charge of this because at the end of the day you want to make sure that whatever is done by the grand jury it can be relied upon. remember that the whole re

top of the victim's head which raises another possibility, that the officer, darren wilson, fired in self-defense. joecertainly a possibility, but let us traffic in facts. officer wilson was armed. michael brown was not. officer wilson shot michael brown. michael brown is dead. officer wilson has not been arrested. on the day that the ferguson police finally made office 0er wilson's name public, they also released the is your vil ed the you mentioned although it had no bearing on the stop of michael brown. you cite these sta ttistics, blacks represent 13% of the population but commit 50% of the murders, 90% of black victims are murdered by other blacks. joe, if you want to just cite random crime facts that have nothing to do with this case, how about this one, 83% of white victims are murdered by other white people. your statistics about black homicide perpetrators have nothing to do with what happened august 9. we know who shot michael brown to death and it wasn't a black man. and how about this statistic, on average between 2006 and 2012 nearly two times a week in the united states a white police of

robin wright at the woodrow wilson center, and joe reider, former undersecretary of the army.ssive panel. thanks to all of you for being with me this evening. i want to remind all of you and the viewers at home what the president said about getting into iraq again now in terms of air strikes against isis, and what his rationale was. listen to the president last night. >> when we have the unique capabilities to help avert a massacre, then i believe the united states of america cannot turn a blind eye. we can act, carefully and responsibly to prevent a potential act of genocide. >> robin, let me start with you. is it the united states' moral obligation when we can to prevent genocide? >> i think every american feels any time you can save a life, it's worth considering what you can do about it. i think for the president, this is -- this was an immediate response to a grave humanitarian challenge. but i think it also opens up a lot of questions about what do you do about a lot of other populations in the middle east that the united states has not done anything about. in syria, the

. >> reporter: meanwhile a woman identifying herself only as joe see called in to the radio. laying out officer wilson's version of the shooting. >> michael just bum rushes him and shoves him back into his car. punches him in the face. >> reporter: a source with detailed knowledge of the investigation says this account matches what wilson has told investigators. but a pathologist hired by the family tells a different story. >> there weren't signs of a struggle. >> reporter: his autopsy shows brown was shot twice in the head and four times in the right arm 689. >> eric holder plans to visit ferguson tomorrow to meet with those investigating the shooting. >>> new this morning, israeli and palestinian negotiators have agreed to extend the latest gaza cease fire by 24 hours. the announcement was made last night by the head of the palestinian delegation taking part in peace talks in egypt. as of now the cease fire is set to expire at 2:00 this afternoon pacific time. this will give negotiators a little more time in their effort to reach some kind of long-term accord. the israel hamas conflict sparked the ang

wilson! >> holder also met with brown's parents. there were protests and rallies in the bay area yesterday to protest the michael brown shooting. kpix 5's joe vazquez was at the rally in oakland. >> hands up, doesn't shoot! >> reporter: some protestors unveiled a new tactic holding up mirrors in the faces of officers. >> i was holding up a mirror because i wanted the police to just look at themselves especially if they were about to take some sort of action so they had to acknowledge what they were doing. >> we want that person to take a look at themselves so that they can realize that they're not a badge and they don't have to follow the system they don't agree with. >> hans up don't shoot! >> reporter: demonstrators say they are matching in solidarity with the people of ferguson. they say they want to make a statement that officer-involved shootings are not just happening in missouri, they are happening here, too. >> hands up, don't shoot! >> reporter: what went through your mind when ferguson went down? >> when ferguson went down my heart sank again. another senseless killing and another cover-up scheme again trying to demonize the young

joe fryer. thank you very much. >>> let's bring in former secret service agent and founder of chic and shoot, tina wilson-cohen.encourages women to learn how to shoot guns but how to shoot guns responsibly we talked to a lot of gun owners yesterday and people that have grown up around firearms their entire life. they just look at this video and they can't believe it happened. talk about all the things that went wrong. >> exactly. good morning. >> good morning. >> first of all, yes, i was -- i was shocked when i read this. first of all, my condolences to the family of this tragic death that did not have to happen, but also my apologies, you know, for every sensible, responsible gun owner out there to the family of this young girl. i'm just appalled that we have children that will actually be able to shoot these types of weapons. >> you just wonder not only -- i talked to a lot of grown men that use these weapons and they talk about how much of a kick there is and weapons for even grown men, i'm sitting there wondering, and you hate to talk about this young man that passed away, it's a terrible tragedy. but every

our guest host harry wilson, founder chairman and ceo of the mayva group. we're going to have much more with him. if i was joe if you brought us diamonds. the harry winston -- that's the joke and that's -- that's the point. >> you've got to carry on the tradition. >> first, though, let's get you caught up on some of the market action. futures right now, see how things have set themselves up after the weekend. dow looks like it would open up higher about 69 points higher. s&p 500 up close to six points higher and the nasdaq up a little bit, as well. 12 points. if you take a look at the ten-year you can see there 2.493 is the number. also tell you about some of the headlines, mcdonald's planning to restore its full menu in beijing and some other china cities this week. it had to scale back its menu following a food safety scandal involving one of its key meat suppliers. the scandal is also affecting other u.s. restaurant companies operating in china such as kfc parent company yum brands. also samsung will be back in the courtroom once again but this time its opponent is not frequent foe apple. instead, samsung