well it's just ecstatic. the joy of looking at a negative you know the fixtures dripping down your arms and you hold it up to the light, it's just mac it's still magic. >> rose: is that more than taking the picture? >> yeah maybe because you take the picture and you are just so fervent leigh pray that you got the tenth of a second that you thought you gotment and so many times you didn'tment you get the tenth of a second either side of the one that you hoped you got. so really it's when you s the effective that the moment happens. there is nothing like that moment. i mean i said other times it's almost sexual in its intensity. you're just ecstatic. >> rose: sally mann for the hour an encore presentation. funding for charlie rose is provided by american express. additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: sally mann is one of am

you guys -- just kind of, just sitting here, just like this. just like this, at the window. >> at the window? >> yes. >> taking my shirt off. >> wherever you went, you'd meet one person that was completely different than the next. oftentimes, the deputies will tell us about certain inmates, and one inmate that was brought up was gabriel taylor. >> this is what we got right here, y'all. we got 14 cells of depression, exactly. >> gabriel taylor had been charged with burglary and vehicle theft, to which he had pled not guilty. he was housed in the protective custody unit, or pc, because he had dropped out of his gang. and in jail or out, that made him vulnerable to attack. >> let's protest, y'all. >> protest? >> yeah. >> see what that gets you. >> yeah, pepper spray and a taser. yeah. >> when i first met gabriel, i was taken by his charisma. he was very funny, he was very honest, and he just had kind of a vibrant personality. >> we bet on "american idol," all that. who's going to be the next pope. everything's a competition, you know what i'm sayi

just toss it, juice. he's just trying to help. he's just trying to help, man. >> a.c.in the bronco, shoves jason. >> hey, pick it up -- are you there? >> and police officers quickly intervene, dragging o.j.'s son away. >> juice? >> please, listen to me, listen to me o.j. listen to me. >> you hear a.c. screaming at him. >> yeah. a.c. and he were very, very close. he's -- to a.c., as close as any family member. s.w.a.t. is yelling at him. cowlings is involved at this point. jason is yelling at him. he is getting all sorts of orders from police. they do not want to see him step out of that car with a gun. >> with the car now secured in the driveway, tom lange hands over negotiations to the s.w.a.t. team. >> the conversation was over. he didn't care about me anymore. he got his hands full. >> so that was it for you. >> oh, sure. >> your job was done? >> yeah. >> you sit back. what was going through your mind at this point? >> just relieves. it was -- you are tired. you are thrashed. you are tired any waechl i was tired before this began. i mean, really tired. this is an em

yeah, that's just -- just here you go. take all of it. i'll give it to you afterwards, and we'll get it to good old dillon. you can have the wallet too, dillon. gosh. [ laughter ] >> you saved my ass. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i appreciate it, buddy. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] and congrats, dillon. you're awesome, pal. i'm so happy you're on the show. gosh, i'm just a fan of every single movie you do. i love every single movie. i always look forward to what the next role you're going to do. i know the one after this -- it's something of a martial arts film. is that correct, is like -- >> well, i did one in china with jackie chan, which was pretty cool. >> jimmy: yeah. that's what i'm talking about. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: there's one they have solo. we'll talk about that when you come back. >> sure. >> jimmy: i'm hoping to do that. but that's how much of a fan, i keep up with you. >> wow. >> jimmy: but when did it all start? it all start when it was just -- you were young. you were probably -- >> well, i think i was doing this since

which is just ten times better. i just like it here. >> 15 miles away, at suffolk county's riverhead jail, cesar figueroa hopes to see his newborn daughter. >> i feel bad that i can't be there to even tell her i love her or nothing. i can't see her. i don't know if she even knows me. >> he's written me a couple letters about it, requesting it. i had to talk to the warden about it. make sure the warden was on board with it. figueroa, come in. have a seat in the black chair. how are you doing? >> i'm all right. >> got good news for you. the warden, i talked to the warden about you going to the see the baby. he gave it the approval. don't get in any trouble between now and when you go, and we'll make it happen. all right? >> yeah. >> you happy? >> yeah. i feel like crying but i don't want to cry. >> it's highly unusual to have the mother and father in the facility at the same time. they're both accused of crimes that if they're convicted, they'll never get out of jail until they're much older. i just felt it was the ri

when was i ever going to get an opportunity like just handed to mow just -- handed to me, just like thatwhen was that going to occur? never. what's so special about this life of mine that it's not worth taking a risk of doing this for 20 grand? like hey, why not? so i was just, like, i'll do it. >> okay. >> yeah, i'll go. i was traveling on the 26th, which was the day after christmas. i hid the ticket in a box. i was so excited. i would open it and i'm looking at it. i wasn't even thinking about oh, you're going smuggle drugs. i was thinking you're going to colombia. it's now december 26th, the day that i was going to fly out. i tell my mom that i was going to go stay with a friend of my cousin. finally with enough pleading and arguing with her, she gave me the okay. and i was just looking at her, like, i hope i see you again, you know. >> i got to go, mom. >> i gave her another kiss. i told her i loved her. and she gave me the bendicion, which is in spanish is like a god bless you. i just kind of wish like she would have found the ticket and ripped it up and i wouldn't be doing this. bu

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but it's just wet there. your road impacts overnight, this evening, wet roads slow rush for sure, late night still wet out there. use caution. i think tomorrow morning will be okay. just some showers, a little on the wet side. but the steady rain i think should be gone tomorrow morning. 61 in leesburg right now, 64 fredericksburg, 61 in huntingtown. it hasn't just been the rain. it's been the very cool temperatures. we've needed the umbrellas, the jackets. tomorrow i don't think you'll need either one. 76 degrees with sunshine out there from time to time. more clouds than sun, and i think we'll start off rather cloudy. 75 martinsburg, 76 toward fredericksburg. the exercise impact tomorrow, cool and dreary start, but a better afternoon. we'll start off kind of cool but once we start to get those breaks in the clouds we'll start to shoot back up into the 70s. and i really think the 60s are gone after today. i don't think we'll see them again until maybe late september or october. that's good news too. the impac

i just think i could, no, wait just wait i just heard something, i'm sorry. could it be. >> as of today i'm filed. >> trump 2015. >> formally filing his paperwork to officially become a presidential candidate. [crowd cheering] oh god. we're back. holy smokes. that was close. i very nearly almost closerred the show and walked away for good. luckily i was at rehearsal and knew that we had that other dude. you think i'm happy. chuck, show me our control room. >> i've filed. >> all systems are go. we've got trump. i repeat we've got trump. [laughter] three, two, one, lift off. >> we have incompetent people running us. we are the big stupid fools. >> we have a bunch of losers, we have a bunch of political hacks. >> i've got a jerk -- >> they're loser. >> jeb bush. >> i would call him a stiff. >> mitt romney's a joke. >> marco rubio. >> iraq not one to do this, syria not one. so you don't respect them. >> i don't have any respect for them. [laughter] >> you know you can't fire countries, right. or can you? you're trump. hey new guinea done, zaire, yes. ururaguay, y

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i'm just saying. and remember this part. >> he said you rape our women and you takein over our country and you have to go. >> larry: he is being very clear. nobody thinks christians are going around raping everybody and taking over the country. all right. s this's not a thing unless you are a duggar, all right. then it's a thing. then it's a thing. then its he a thing. okay then. and then fox news sends out a black preacher like his black is going to confuse me right. black don't distract by the way, it don't, black don't distract, okay. but nice try anyway fox. >> i'm deeply concerned that this gunman chose to go into a church. because it does seem to be a rising hostility against christians across this country because of our biblical views. >> larry: no no no no no. it is not rising hostility against christians it's rising and pervasive hostility against black people who were meeting in a church, all right. but let's hear more from the fox brothers. >> most people jump to conclusions about race. i l

>> good morning, it was just a heartless crime. that swan on the mends now after being burned by chemicals in a local park. now, that bird's about to return home today. we're there live as the swan goes back into the wild. great to see it's recovered. >> first, a quick shot at the hot and humid day ahead. storm scan3 there showing more storms on the horizon no break. >> katie is already tracking these storms and the rising temperature from the weather center. already sweltering out there this morning. >> perfect descriptive word to describe it. >> thank you. >> all right. off to steamy start. you said it, diane a just because there is so much moisture to work with in this atmosphere, so it is hot call it very warm, muggy right now. but will be very hot as the day progresses. and we are starting the morning off with quite a bit of fog out there. we start things offer by taking you down to one. area shore point. it wasn't too bad. even just in the last ten minute, ocean city seems like just commonly fogged over, this particular camer

just cases of them. it kind of, like wonder why they went to all the trouble of making those guns and could have been feeding some of those people. bradley: when you went in the barracks and found this, could you talk to anyone? tell me what else happened. holmes: it was virtually -- can you imagine trying to talk to someone that they don't even have the strength for their vocal cords to even operate? we were warned not to give them anything like darcy rations and k rations. -- our c rations and our k rations, nothing like that. these people had to be fed a broth or something that was soupy that they could swallow that would not choke them to death. if you fed than that they could , not swallow it. if you gave them solid food -- a lot of people made that mistake. a lot of our soldiers made that mistake when they ran across where they had liberated somebody that had been under starvation conditions, and they gave them their food. the food has a tendency to choke you then, and you just choke to death. wher

just inside the nebraska border.ose situations where we're not sure if we're at ground zero or not. >> typically during a storm chase, the skies will be really sunny and clear and look very safe. but all of a sudden in the afternoon, clouds will start boiling up out of nowhere, and then the action quickly begins from there. >> okay. as you can see, things are starting to fire up. we've got some good convection here. >> john makes the risky choice to chase alone today. he does, however, make sure to stay connected. >> over here is the ham radio. some of the antennas there. >> after three hours on the road, he sees the development he's been waiting for. >> behind me is a fully formed cell and i'm on the eastern side of it now, which means that i want to get around it. >> coming in behind the storm is the safest part of the storm because you're not threatened by the storm coming at you, but at the same time, you're in the part of the storm where any tornadoes will typically form. >> to his dismay, he sees he's in exactl

they're just milling around. but an extraordinary scene just a moment ago, jake. >> brian todd. and jonathan turley here with me about some of the dissent. first of all just to explain, there are 13 states that had the same-sex marriage bans in place, arkansas georgia, louisiana, kentucky michigan missouri tennessee, mississippi, nebraska north dakota south dakota, texas and ohio. those same-sex bans have been declared unconstitutional by the u.s. supreme court. jeffrey toobin we were talking about scalia's language in his dissent not as in your view bigoted as in a decision from 2003 in which he talked about people not wanting to associate with gays and lesbians but it still has a lot of spice in it shall we say. here's a footnote from scalia the supreme court of the united states has dissented from the disciplined legal reasoning of john marshall and joseph storic to the mystical aphorisms of the fortune cookie. jeffrey toobin. >> yeah that's part of scalia's whole theme, which is this is just the majority of the court making up rights that are nowhere based in the constitutio

i'm just -- just move along." [ laughter ] i guess ill do this.oving. [ light laughter ] that's where their fins are on the head. the moon -- very exciting moon news. the moon will eclipse the planet uranus tonight in what scientists are calling uranus interrupted. [ laughter ] or what most people call chipotle. [ laughter and applause ] i want to thank -- you gotta thank the scientists. when the scientists name it uranus interrupted you know they're just waiting. it's a gift to those who write monologue jokes. [ laughter ] what should we call it? eclipse event 45123. or, uranus interrupted. then we just watch tv tonight, see what happens. [ light laughter ] 7 and 8-year-old sisters in texas had their lemonade stand shut down earlier this week after a police chief said it's illegal to sell lemonade without a permit. yeah. the girls were just relieved he didn't find their chicken fighting ring in the backyard. [ laughter ] so for them the lemonade stand had always just been a front. it was a distraction to the real action. and finally, a man in chi

monkey at a type writer, just push the button. >> rose: just shoot as you put it. >> just shoot?> rose: point and shoot. it's that simple. you will get a good picture! >> rose: that's the point. all this stuff of being able to you know, frame it. but at the same time she said -- she looked at all the pictures and they were all kind of out of focus, but there was one that you saw of a hand. >> yeah. >> rose: and you said that's the one! >> we both said it in unison. we were scrolling through thousands of pictures and then, boom! just like that. yeah. >> rose: okay. let me talk about family too about gigi. tell me more about her. >> well -- >> rose: because there was a gigi in my life. >> yeah, i think there was a gigi in a lot of people of our generation in the south. they were extremely important. reynolds price wrote a lot about the importance of that person and particularly if you were a little truman capote like and needed extra cuddling and attention or if you were difficult, like i was -- i'm sure you were not an easy child either, right? (laughter) and i don't know how your

>> just the family. >> just the family?ter -- >> yeah, just the immediate family, the grandfather. >> have they decided to do this supposed wedding or not? i thought there was going to be a wedding. >> it's been postponed. it has been postponed. >> thank you, pastor. >> thank you, guys. >> kate, you didn't hear the first part of that interview which is when he came out and he said that he was basically trying to help this family through this crisis, a different kind of crisis than the families in charleston are facing but he did say that this family is praying for all the pham lees involved. he also told me that dylann roof in jail, in charleston, is being ministered to as well. so this family hudling with a different kind of emergency and crisis and grief and suffering nonetheless. kate? >> sounds like that family also has many questions as well as many outside of that family of questions for them. but both sides very different emergencies, as you say, that they're dealing with, but all of them hurting at this moment. than

whatever it is, they just need to show that they're willing to take on that mantle and just go forwardur country forward. >> should it be economic issues? should it be social issues? i know the republican electorate is quite diverse but you may have to pick one rather than the other. >> fairly diverse. but i tell you, most of what i hear from iowans is that jobs and economy is extremely important. of course we have a wonderful agricultural economy. manufacturing base here in iowa. so we've done very well. we have good leadership in the state that allows businesses to thrive. but we just need someone that will understand these issues. jobs and economy. second they need to understand what's going on around the world and that we need to be a safe nation. so they need to be strong on national defense. >> this state now has two republican senators a republican governor but it has actually gone for the democrat in the presidential elections, barack obama twice and many times before that. do you think it is really possible to win iowa? never mind the caucuses. but when you're talking about th

just bleh. one of those things. >> it was right after donny came onset and for some reason talked about having a dream with katty kay in the same bed. all right. let's go to -- >> oh, my gosh. >> let's go to rick perry. >> i'm not comfortable. >> he's going away. don't worry. he's out of your zone. >> so rick perry is in again. i'm glad he is. he's talked about his humble upbringing in making his bid. >> there is no person on earth more optimistic than a dry land cotton farmer. we always know that a good rain is just around the corner. to those americans who -- those i might add forgotten americans drowning in personal debt working harder for wages that don't keep up with the rising cost of living i came here today to say i hear you. to the one in five children in families who are on food stamps to the one in seven americans living in poverty, to the one in ten workers who are unemployed underemployed, or just given up hope of finding a job, i hear you. you are not forgotten. the american people

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just windy.g if you're out anywhere you'll notice breezes around dying down later this afternoon and this evening. no rain in the forecast today. but there are showers and storms coming in for the rest of the weekend. there's that rain in western pennsylvania. that will dive south this afternoon and this evening. looking at that breeze, shaking just a bit with the camera. it's out of the west to northwest at about 13 miles an hour at the airport dew point down below 70 still a bit muggy but not nearly as humid it's been. the temperatures continue to climb. 81 degrees now. easily close to 99 this afternoon but the winds clearing out. the winds dying down. calming down just a bit. it will change directions at the shore. it's warm this morning, temperatures there will drop. it looks nice and comfortable just a light breeze this afternoon and this evening. look at those storms. see which neighborhood cos see the stronger storms starting tomorrow it's in the seven day forecast. i'll have that coming u

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just those two things.rs at 20%, which is two years. >> because barringer has also been at the jail for almost two years, she could serve as little as an additional three months in prison. >> i will be on parole or probation for the next ten years. okay? as long as i don't do anything wrong, break any laws or anything like that, my life will go back to being normal. >> barenger's new normal will be one without hall. >> i miss him. i wish all this wouldn't have happened. i never planned for this to be a part of my life. i still have feelings for him but i'm going to try for the rest of my life to worry about me. >> we can remember the good times, because we can't be together no more. just remember each other. i never had no one love me like heather. she has a soft heart and i love her. i always will. >>> coming up, dennis hall goes back to court again. but this time, to hear from the brother of his victim. >> i had a lot of sleepless nights, wrestling with the decision of whether or not to allow the state to

he just starts walking down the road. >> exactly. >> he just starts walking down the road. and so this tells you, this is kind of the answer to the whole thing. they never had any kind of plan. just like john said, arthur, zeke, all this. we are all in agreement here, clint. these guys' plan, the high water was right at the manhole. once they got fatigued, once they got out of the woods, once they couldn't lay low and just travel a little bit at night, eat their candy and some peanut butter. >> or have joyce pick them up with the getaway car. >> right, exactly. remember, joyce didn't pick them up, i think, because go back to matt lauer's interview with the husband of joyce mitchell, which is key, and he says "joyce told me that matt threatened her. that if she didn't help them and go through with it, he threatened her and threatened to kill me and her." and i think that is the thing that turned her away. she's scared -- she was so scared of matt that it turned her away. so his own viciousness and his own inability to turn off the viciousness really was his undoing. it made

just take us back to yesterday, what you saw. >> i was just on my way to work and had been watching anews coverage started the night before and had been really thinking and praying about the people there and how horrific what happened to them was and i just can't imagine, i can't imagine in my heart of hears what was going on with them but i was just on my way to work and i had seen a lot of the coverage and i had seen pictures of the car and pictures of the young man and i just looked over and noticed the car and i couldn't figure out really why i was looking at it and then i realized i seen the car. i seen the south carolina state -- the license plate on the car and then i seen the haircut, the things that you know the news was telling us to look for or to look at and then i didn't want to believe it was him but turned out it was him. >> and you followed him for more than 30 miles. what were you doing -- were you concerned that he might notice that you were following him? >> i didn't follow him directly. i got off of the entrance and come back to -- i started back to the floral shop

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we just got off the road from d.c. we feel like this is a terrible moment in history we wanted to be a part of it and pay our respects, be in prayer and solidarity with all of the folk down here. to me, it is the 9/11 of the black church. it impacts all of us. we pastors are profoundly affected so we couldn't not come. we had to be here. >> we are shaken and trying to come to grips with it. but trying to be just like the parishioners here saying, love trumps all. >> we are snatching victory out of this. think about it, he wanted civil war, social consul gratian, a rallying point for community. hopefully, he can see the news and catch glances of what is going on because of his actions. it is evil inverted. the way this has turned out. >> ♪ praise the lord, hallelujah ♪ >> my name is eric snyder. i have lived here from five years from new york city. amy: you are starting a petition? >> i am. i put it on moveon.org yesterday. it is to rename calhoun street to reverend clementa pinckney street. the indignity that our churc

like it didn't -- it just ripped up from the ground and just fell and the wires just exploded. >> reporter: this ups truck sandwich between two downed trees. the driver was caught in the middle of the storm. he's okay. >> start cleaning up. cleanup process. >> property damage like marilyn already bracing for the days ahead. >> we'll get through it. >> reporter: they'll get through it but they've got a lot to get through back here live of course you can see all of the damage as we flash this flashlight down the street. again, no power on this street. it is completely dark. without the lights that we have on right now. but iain, people here say they are just so glad that nobody was hurt. back to you. >> all right, incredible sabina sabina. thank you. remember to get breaking weather alerts sent right to your phone with the fox 29 news app. you can also watch our news streaming on your phone if you lose power just search for it in the apple or google play stores. >> developing right now the city of philadelphia is now offering a big reward to help solve two recent shootings. someone opened fi

just said. my family forgives me but we would like to you take this opportunity to repent. give your life to the one that matters the most christ so that he can change the ways no matter what happens to you and you'll be okay. do that and you'll be better off than you are right now. >> thank you, sir. tywanza sanders? your name ma'am. >> felicia sanders. >> thank you, ms. sanders, for being here. >> we welcomed you wednesday night in our bible study with open arms. you have killed some of the best people that i know. every fiber in my body hurts. and i will never be the same. tywanza sanders was my son, but tywanza was my hero. tywanza was my hero. but as we said in bible study, we enjoyed you, but may god have mercy on you. >> thank you, ma'am. a representative of daniel simmons. your name ma'am? >> alana simmons. >> thank you, ms. simmons, for being here. your statement, please? >> although my grandfather and the other victims died this is proof, everyone's plea for your soul is proof that the

>> i just -- i did a cameo in a movie and it turned into just a big nightmare for me.joe wright called "pan." it's coming out this year. >> seth: okay. >> amazing. >> seth: when you say "pan" i'm guessing we're talking peter. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah, okay, gotcha. the best of the pans. >> right. >> seth: the best of the pans. >> right, but when i signed on i didn't -- there was no wire work or green screen stuff happening. >> seth: you thought this would be just be the sitting peter pan? [ laughter ] >> well i -- i am not playing a fairy. >> seth: oh gotcha, okay, gotcha. >> so, why would i be flying around, like throwing up in my mouth? >> seth: and then they threw that in there last second. >> oh, gosh. yeah, like two months ago. i had to go back to london and i was flying and i was just like please. i didn't sign up for it. >> seth: well, that's good that you weren't a fairy 'cause then kids would say "why is that fairy so sad all the time?" [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: why does the fairy keep throwing up in the background? >> my acting instincts out the window. >>

let's remember, this just happened just a few days ago., people have been coming up to me and saying that this community was a strong community, a loving community, and that they would be coming together. >> there was a lot of controversy about what that judge said early on at the bond hearing, talking about the victims on the killer's family, that they were victims as well. you've been looking at his past statements. he's actually made some pretty controversial statements in the past. >> he has. it's quite extraordinary, actually, anderson. in november of 2003, during a reduction bond hearing, this judge, judge gosnell, told an african-american defendant, and he says he said these things to sort of force him to change his path of life, but he said, and i'm quoting here, he said, there are four kinds of people in this world. black people, white people, rednecks, and then he used the n-word. and because of that, that horrible statement, and in addition to other misconduct, this judge actually, in 2005, was publicly reprimanded by the state

not just a room. it's the only place in this house where i can still close the door and read a book or have a drink. everything in there was mine. ah, who cares? everybody's got their problems. (doors unlock) no. (lock clicks) you know, i can still open my door. you just locked yourself back in. look, dad, i... (sighs) i had to give up my home office for lily's bedroom and i was upset about it, too. wasn't hugging bunnies but... all right. i-i realize that it wasn't about an office or a room. it was about how lily was gonna change everything. but once we got her in there i don't know. i-i just-- i never looked back. yeah, i guess i'm just nervous about everything, you know. yeah. thanks, kid. you know, i'm just recalling me grumbling about giving up my mg roadster when you and claire came along. great car. no backseat. isn't it funny? the stupid things that we think-- she was my baby. (under breath) are so important. i guess all told we had about 50 chickens. maybe 115 head of hogs. let's see, 55 catt

just please, i beg you just help me. when i went in to see christel, christel was still laying in the bed. she's been crying a lot, because she's red around the eyes. so we both sat on the bed with her and i just talked to her. i felt bad seeing her in there like that. uh... responsible. sort of like i failed her. and i wanted to cut me out too. (indistinct radio transmissions) >> narrator: under kentucky's prison reforms, charles mcduffie is being released into drug rehab. >> do you have any questions about anything? >> no. >> thank you. >> good luck to you, man. >> all right, all right, man. oh, i love it, i love it. i even bought me some new shoes to walk out with. (laughing) i love it, man. let me out! oh, man! i ain't coming back. hopefully i'm not. i know it's not gonna be easy. i know that it's gonna be hard. but my plan is i'm not coming back. i like my freedom. >> narrator: mcduffie will spend six months in a drug treatment facility. man! >> i'm going to ask you these questions. do you have any drugs on you? no

they just treat the two differently. what's worrying -- i'll tell you what's worrying hillary clinton, and you mentioned it, lou. she's only slightly ahead. three points ahead in head-to-head polls against marco rubio and scott walker and one point ahead of rand paul. if those numbers flip and the republicans are ahead of her in these polls, there's going to be panic in the democratic party. >> it still bothers me that she's ahead at all to be perfectly frank. the issues that are out right now with her emails, with tru trustworthines trustworthiness. that's telling me the american people can distrust a candidate and still vote for them. i say gop candidates don't sit back. she's going on put up a tough fight. the media is going to be behind her. you better have your act together. >> i see something healthy in it. if the same people are saying they could vote for her are so skeptical and don't trust her, you know, i think we get that attitude across the entire electorate, so we might have a chance. >> right. exactly. >> t

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somebody just driving by just shouted, take it down. that's exactly why the naacp is holding a rally today to get this confederate flag behind me taken down. and legislators are expected to vote as early as today about whether they'll tackle this issue now. this morning, the chorus of calls hitting a crescendo with increased demands to remove this contentious symbol from south carolina's state capitol. >> that flag, while an integral part of our past, does not represent the future. it's time to move the flag from the capitol grounds. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: legislators standing beside her in support, including u.s. senator and gop 2016 contender lindsey graham who, only days ago, wanted discussion. but now urging the flag's removal to an appropriate location. seven other southern states use confederate imagery in their flags. three of them, mississippi, tennessee, and florida, also now calling for change. as the nation continues to grapple with the horror of the brutal slayings of nine black churchgoers by accused killer dy

we just stopped! we just stopped! >> can you please tell us, did somebody get shot? >> move back! move away! >> we're moving back, but can you just... >> stop asking questions just move away. >> are we not allowed to ask questions? did somebody get shot? >> as it turned out, nobody had been shot. police say the man's gun went off, and he was arrested on a firearms violation. >> the environment is so charged right now that anything that happens there you know we're going to immediately think the worst. like the book says, feelings buried alive never die, this stuff is buried alive, it's right under the surface. and there might be a scab on it. it's a thin scab but as soon as there's a brush it starts to bleed again, over and over and over again. >> for more "faultlines" check out on demand or visit aljazeera.com/faultlines. >> brittany menard's decision to take her own life last year. sparked a national debate. >> brittany didn't wan't to die the brain tumor was killing her, she simply took control over how that process would go. >> now see what her husband is doing to keep his pro

and if it only were just injuries. now deep in the crevasse, rolls on to his side and finds fellow climber john biggs lying next to him. >> i thought he was just unconscious. knocked unconscious. he was -- sorry. i tried. >> two more who had fallen, three in all, suffered the same awful fate. three climbers dead. >> i had this wonderful trip where half an hour ago we were all smiling, go to the other extreme. >> cleve joiner doesn't know it, standing 30 feet above, but his son, cole, has survived. >> i didn't even get the wind knocked out of me when i landed. so i just got up and did whatever i could. >> the call his dad, cleve joiner, makes to 911 sets in motion a massive rescue operation. six national guard and air force helicopters are on their way, but they're hours away. of the six people still alive in the crevasse, three are badly hurt and need medical attention. and then all of a sudden, the sound of chopper blades through the thin mountain air. >> when you hear a helicopter, you hang so much hope that your fri

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. >> you just went and made a new dinosaur? >> probably not a good idea. >> we've had these fears since frankenstein, even the european commission when they looked at this, they said this has no adverse affects and pesticides are supposed to be bad, they actually are kind of bad, you don't want a lot of them. use less fertilizer, you can make a lot more wheat and corn on this patch of stuff so you can use the rest of your land for forests and happy things like that. so the environmental tradeoff is so clear. so people who are opposing gmos especially at the level of government are leading to preventable death . john: today in america some people get sick because other people fear vac sÉances. clearly it's often wealthy liberals who don't vaccinate their kids, here's the map that shows the biggest measle outbreaks in california, are often areas like hollywood and it was hollywood stars who winston lots of people that there are bad people. >> like the freaking mercury the antifreeze need to be removed immediately. >> how stupid d

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he just happens to be right. ron wyden is the person to trust. >> i don't know if rand paul has burnished his credentials by going out and saying there are a lot of -- there are some people out there who maybe want a terrorist attack to happen so they can blame it on me. i mean, to suggest that anybody on capitol hill or in america wants another terrorist attack for any reason. >> that's the third rail of something that you say is to suggest that somebody actually wants that to happen. but rand paul does this consistently. he is absolutely willing to sublimate an issue for his own ambition. this story, when i read everything about it this story is about him using the senate floor to campaign for president? >> i mean doesn't everybody do that to some degree? >> i mean, everybody talks about the work that they do in the office that they hold when they're running for the next office, yes. but everybody does not say from their presidential campaign take a selfie of yourself watching c-span while i filibuster on the f

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