keith's picture, saying 51 year old keith reed, shot to death. >> i couldn't believe it, like i lostwas shocked. and i knew right away that it had to be rob. >> to investigators looking for the killer in upstate new york, mary's husband made more than a lot of sense. there was keith reed's cell phone found off this bridge in pennsylvania. >> harrisburg is on the way to virginia. so now that makes sense too. that piece of the puzzle. >> and something else clicked. remember that man who'd appeared add clymer central school asking to speak to the superintendent? investigators sent a freeze frame from the school security cameras down to the interview room in virginia. >> does this look like him? >> yes. >> that's him? >> yes. >> mary identifies those stills as being her husband. so we know it's him in the school. >> now authorities had a suspect. but where was he? mary said a few days after her husband returned he told her he got a new job and had quit his position as a historian at the marine base in quantico. rob had also packed up some things and taken off, leaving behind a cryptic no

keith is also the author of this new book. i recommend it highly. " my country 'tis of thee, my faith, our family, and our future." so please welcome keith ellison. [applause] >> thanks a lot. roger, thank you. thank you to my dear friend bob, wherever he is. thank you to everyone who made this thing come off. thank you for being here today. we say to folks all the time, you've got to speak truth to power. we say that, right? but you know, i think the power already knows the truth. [laughter] think about it. do you think pete peterson is unaware that if a privatized social security that wall street is going to make a lot of money? do you think the multinationals are unaware that if the transpacific partnership gets past along that it will make -- give them a chance to make a lot of money and disemploy a bunch of workers? think they don't know that? the power knows that if we slash and burn the budget, the supports americans depend upon to get to a better economic situation will not be there, and people will be left on their ow

it's on that same borderline to me. >> reporter: since keith's death. mary is an advocate of crisis intervention training. >> what happened in my home, i felt there were people not qualified to handle a mentally ill person, and if you are not qualified, what the heck are you doing in my home, get out. you should not be here. >> she submitted a bill to a state representative to keith's law, making c.i.t. mandatory to all officers in north carolina. >> this programme is a commonsense programme. train them so they can handle the population that they deal with every day. my goal is to prevent another family from going through a terrible tragedy that has ruined our lives. this is not meant to bring back my son, but it mite save somebody else's son or daughter. >>> after the break on "america tonight.".. >> of course, they can't lock me up for this, this is crazy. >>> mandatory minimums - maximum damage. the war on drugs, and the continuing battle for justice. later. can the chocolate king suite talk opponents in moscow and at home. ukraine's new president an

keith alexander had risen fast and gone far.now a three star general with a specialty intelligence. his posting at the nsa a chance to command a new kind of war was de cuthe culmination of his career. >> he took this to a whole another level. he game an extraordinary defender of the surveillance team and went far beyond what he new. >> then a bombshell. the new york times published an article in december 2005 revealing nsa activities. >> eavesdropping on thousands of people without any warrant. it was a very big story. >> so big that by 2007 the nsa officially ended the warrantless surveillance approach. the surveillance program would effectively continue but with the approval of the visa. as that story was unfolding thomas drake decided he would take his case public. >> i made a decision in early 2006 to go to the court. >> he gave unclassified information to the sun and knew it was a violation of policy at the least. i knew by going to a reporter i could be accused of worse. >> the nbi investigating a number of leads raided hi

this spring, general keith alexander retired. it's a sign of all controversial his tenure was that if you type his name into google, they will suggest you might want to try, keith alexander lied. now, it's true there's plenty that controversial and perhaps even worth censoring. but often it seems the talk about the agency has shed more heat than light. that's why we wanted to talk to the people who were there. those who know what happened. what we found may surprise you. but first, the latest on the story that's shocked the nation. it seemed like things couldn't get worse for the national security agency after former employee edward snowden stole and then leaked a trove of america's most sensitive secrets a year ago. but things did get worse. a torrent of damaging stories. in august, it's revealed the in august, it's revealed the nsa has broken privacy rules thousands of times. a few weeks later, the black budget is published showing the nsa pays u.s. communication companies for access to their networks. in the fall, news the nsa

keith ablow. outnumbered. [laughter] >> i'll do it every day.ughter] >> i'm a little worried because you're a psychiatrist, so you might be analyzing here and give your results at the end of the show. >> or during the show. [laughter] >> analyzing us. >> this couch is my home. i'm very comfortable. >> let me put it this way, he's already made a few comments before the show started to all of us that i think this is going to be a fun hour. [laughter] >> it's okay. >> so here we go. first up, the select committee on benghazi, now official after yesterday's house vote. now we await speaker john boehner's picks to fill the republican slots on that panel that will investigate the death of four americans. and allegations of a white house cover-up. democrats, meantime, blasting the committee as nothing but political theater aimed at winning voters and hurting hillary clinton. the dems meeting to decide what to do amid talk of a boycott. one senior member of party leadership telling fox they are not seriously considering the idea of one dem floated to ha

keith urban is rocking it out on the show tonight!ers and applause ] that's the type of show -- unbelievable. but welcome everybody. let's get to some news here. here's what people are talking about. of course it is donald sterling. [ audience boos ] he's not here. [ laughter ] well, i guess he's the owner of the l.a. clippers basketball team. and he was recorded telling his girlfriend not to hang out with black people, after she posted a picture with magic johnson on instagram. sterling says it was a a misunderstanding. he's not sure when the recording was made. and he doesn't want magic johnson at his games. [ light laughter ] even mel gibson was like, "just stop talking. [ laughter ] just stop -- just stop talking. [ applause ] just go -- hang out -- let's -- he didn't mean that. just go somewhere. hang out." and i guess some people are actually defending sterling saying he has a very good record of hiring minorities. for instance he always has at least one white guy on the team. always. [ laughter ] at least -- always. [ laughter

nbc news confirmed that keith crisco died today. he reportedly fell accidently at his home this afternoon and he passed away. mr. crisco's long-time friend told the news and observer newspaper in north carolina today he had spoken with mr. crisco just this morning, when they finalized plans to announce tomorrow he would concede the election to clay aiken and call mr. aiken to congratulate them. that was this morning. this afternoon, he fell and he died. keith crisco served as the commerce secretary for north carolina. he was the co-founder of a textile company. he had an mba from harvard. he once had a white house fellowship during the presidency of richard nixon. in response to the news today, clay aiken has shut down his campaign website. he posted this message in its place. it says, i'm stunned and deeply saddened by keith crisco's death. keith came from humble beginnings. no how high he rose, he never forgot where he came from. he was a gentleman, a good and honorable man and extraordinary public servant. i was honored to know h

and i told him keith maupin. and he asked me my son's name, keith matthew maupin.your name is matthew? no. there was a jag officer there that helped him along what that meant, we called him matt. so from then on they called him matt and not matthew. bill: that must have been strange, testifying by way of teleconference at the pentagon. what a strange, strange scenario here. but what you have said, keith, is that if you can find justice forethe death of your son, that will be a victory for the iraqi people and the iraqi justice system. what do you mean by that? >> yes. well, i know for me we went there and everybody should have the same right to go to work, eat supper, play with your kid and go to bed and get up and do the same thing every day without worrying about somebody coming in and killing you. when they could come in and kill you they will be held accountable. if this helps iraqi people to be able to do that, for me, all of our guys has died will not be in vain, especially for matt and me. bill: are you pleased you went and did this. >> absolutely. i never k

is keith?hat issue. >> i think the team -- we had this group over here that was really outgoing. a lot of people called them the exum bunch. [laughter] the other group over here gary carters, ron darling and those guys in the middle like myself and rafael santana that kept it all together. >> jon: and that chemistry? >> yes. >> jon: everybody is talking about this donald sterling, this relationship between a racist owner, sports really is an unusually almost paternal situation with the owner. they can ship you out to another city. do the players feel that relationship? >> i think it's always that weird relationship between players, you know, and management knowing that management does have the last word. it sometimes doesn't matter how well you play. it's about the relationship. this basketball situation a different wheel. a lot of racist remarks and here he owns a team that is what 80% black? >> jon: right. >> that's kind of weird. >> jon: that is weird. you find in these leagues the owner is

sir keith, you have gotten a chance to take a look at any of the progress for the world cup stadiums?> i understand they've got some challenges but they'll be fine. the television pictures will be amazing. the sport will be just great. the challenge with these very large sporting events is the infrastructure and i think in brazil as i understand it, it's been the infrastructure, the speed of which that's been put in place that's the real challenge. >> you talk about infrastructure. when you hosted the 2012 olympic games in london, you had to create some infrastructure for that. what kind of challenge was that? >> it is a big challenge for any city. we're talking about a seven-year buildup to olympic games. we spent the best part of $20 million on a massive restructure of east london, a big regeneration program. it's a very poor part of london. we built a massive olympic park and the impact it's had on the capital and the economics on the capital have been hugely positive. >> so it was worth spending all the money and the time to get the olympics? >> without question. but you can organ

ntry tis 0f go get it at the bookstores today, so please welcome keith ellison. [applause] >> thanks a lot. thank you. and i thank my dear friend bob, wherever he is. and thank you to everybody who made this thing come off. thank you for being here today. often said, and we say to folks all of the time, you have got to speak truth to power. we say that. and we admire people who do that, but, you know, i think the power already knows the truth. i mean, think about it. you think peterson is unaware that they privatized social security? that they are going to make a lot of money? do you think the multinationals are unaware that if that transpacific partnership gets into law that it will give them a chance to make a whole lot of money and disemploy a bunch of workers? think they don't know that? the power knows that if we slash and burn the budget, the supports americans depend upon to get to a better economic situation will not be there, and people will be left on their own to fend for themselves and work for any pay these people care to offer. and, so what if there

keith a wrister that greets jonathan quick. ties it at 3. less than five minutes later, patrick kane. chicago evens the series 4-3 the final. back seven back in the windy city. that's a wrap on morning sports. mike shuman will have all of your weekend highlights. enjoy your weekend. i'm larry beil. >>> still to come, there's a party underway in napa. the big names expected to

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documents figure that the intelligence community has been bandying about, the director of nsa himself keith alexander said just a week ago in the australian financial times, or australian financial review, i believe, that they have no idea what documents were taken at all. their auditing was so poor, so negligent that any private contractor, not even an employee of the government could walk into the nsa building, take whatever they wanted, and walk out with it and they would never know. now, i think that's a problem. and i think that's something that needs to be resolved. people need to be held to account for. has it happened before? could it happen again?

the idea of her journalist is that you ought to be adversarial to people like keith alexander.ould be a lot more worried if you like the reporting we did and praised it that i am that he is saying things like that. what is so important to realize, if you go back 40 years and look at what was said about daniel ellsberg who most people across the political spectrum now consider to of been her rohit and justified and noble in what he did, the same exact things were said about him. in fact, nixon went before congress and accused him of being a secret russian spy and said he put lives at risk to miss that people were going to die as a result of these disclosures, he was a traitor and engaged in treason. all of which have been proven to be utter fabrications. every single whistleblowing event that has happened since then, including the 2005 nsa story which someone in the justice department told about that and the rendition programs come the same rhetoric is constantly invoked which is, if used shine a light on what we -- if you shine a light on what we're doing that we have not autho

i had a chance to meet keith crisco and see him in action talking with the voters, and he wanted this race very, very much. >> and kelly o'donnell for us in north carolina this morning. thank you. >>> and nba commissioner adam silver is vowing that the league will continue to try to force clippers' owner donald sterling out as quickly as possible that. vow is part of the statement that he issued after sterling sat down with anderson cooper, and the interview was supposed to be sterling's apology, but it took a decidedly different turn. take a look. >> i am not a racist. i love people. i always have. but those words came out of my mouth, i guess. i'm so sorry, and i'm so apologetic. >> i think that you have more of a plantation mental ly than i d. you know what, i think that you are more of a racist than i am. >> how is that? >> because i am not a racist and i have never been a racist and i will never be a racist. the players don't hate me and the sponsors don't hate me, and the fans don't hate me, but the media. it is all the media. the media pushing it. >> and the comments that have

. >> hello, my name is keith dennis. councilmembers, i would like to say god bless you and god bless the city and county of san francisco. this has been a pet peeve of mine long when i worked as a caregiver. i was taking care of people in wheelchairs and people with disabilities. you know, it is really time that we check businesses that do not have door openers. at 1st of was like you have to let these things roll off your back. but then, it deflates you, it makes you feel less of a human when you have to ask someone or look around for some help instead of them having a door, things for people with disabilities. i believe i need to start putting companies on blast. i hate to do this because i am an all american boy, but the united states post office, the one on gary and steiner, needs a door opener. there is nothing that frustrates me more when i have a package that i need to deliver and there is a line of people there and then i'm embarrassed because somebody has to come open the door for me and i'm dropping all these t

. >> bill maker james o keith today releasing a documentary designed to highlight hypocrisy. he's here live and then. >> wheel of fortune! >> see why some folks are screaming for pet stage act to be fired after he has fun with the issue of global warming on a very hot "kelly file" right now. >> breaking tonight, angry fallout after the effort to contain eloquent gages that veterans are literally dying from problems with the va health care system. welcome to the "kelly file", everyone, i'm megyn kelly. in the last few hours, the house passed a bill called the va management accountability act, a measure that gives veterans, the veterans administration secretary, mr. shinseki, the general, the ability to fire anyone he wants if they deserve it. a bill the white house has not said they will fine and the bill general shinseki opposes. why? to get real action on the va in a scandal that exploded over the last month with allegations of desperate and sometimes deadly waits for medical care at more than two dozen facilities across more than half the state's in the union. here is the p

the guy shooting this video is reportedly a man named keith maddox. he's not happy he's having to share the road. >> look right there. look at him. going to run him in the ditch. going to get it done. get him in the ditch. >> he is saying that these cyclists were backing up traffic, causing problems, keep watching. this isn't the only video. >> well, i want you to look again. ain't nobody making it work because you got this little piece of -- lord have mercy. lord. cuss, cuss. cuss, cuss. see? >> why would somebody yell cuss? >> he's not realizing how dangerous it is to be recording while he's trying to drive a big truck. >> the cyclist too is following the rules of the road. >> keith maddux posted these videos on facebook and people from cyclist organizations and cyclists in general were really upset. this comes just after the league of american bicycles ranked alabama as last in bicycle friendliness in the entire u.s. so they feel that a video like this basically proves their point. >> that scare you more? >> he did get so much backlash from people

and so, it does make you wonder, keith, if the reports of the demise are premature, but nevertheless, tough of a fight is this going to be? >> well, it is a great question, and if the republicans plan to talk about benghazi and the irs from now until november, that is a losing strategiy for november and you can't investigate into re-election and you have to offer people some proposals to the existing structure, and they are not talking about the jobs or the health care or the education or the climate change or the things that the american people care about, and you have to do that if you want to win elections. if you remember back in 1988 when they tried to impeach, and did impeach in the house of representatives bill clinton, it was a losing election for them for the first time in 60 years they didn't gain seats in the mid elections, so the republicans are teetering on the grounds of falling in the wrong direction of what is a winnable election for them, but they are obsessed with the benghazi and the irs issues and not obsessed with taking care of the concerns of the american people

then, keith ellison and others at the new populism conference. after that, a conversation with -- >> on the next washington journal, douglas brinkley looks at the significance of memorial day. shane looks that the health services provided. the president and ceo of recruit -- talks about the availability of jobs for service members stop -- members. washington journal is live on c-span. >> the american enterprise institute held a forum on the conservative domestic agenda. eric cantor, mike lee, and tim scott outlined their plans. we want to talk to you about policy solutions for bringing back the middle class and solving problems of poverty that we have seen for 50 years. anniversary ofth the great society speech. that was the beginning of an experiment that remade the way our government interacts with citizens. particularly the citizens who are economically vulnerable. president johnson painted a picture of the great society with the following words. it is a place where every child can find knowledge to enrich his mind and enlarge his talents. it

his primary opponent keith crisco died after falling in his home yesterday afternoon.en turned his website black with only a statement displayed. he's now temporarily suspending that campaign. the race is still too close to call. keith crisco was 71 years old. >> daily mail, a female diver in hawaii was attacked last week while 50 feet under water and it was all caught on tape. in the video a diver quickly swimmed towards her and rips out her oxygen line. the daughter comes back and tries to rip it out again but fails and swims away. she was disconnected from her oxygen for almost 30 seconds. no charges filed. >> what's up with that? >> "boston globe," investigators trying to figure out what caused a house to explode in new hampshire yesterday. they believe it all began with a domestic disturbance where a police officer was allegedly shot by the homeowner when he entered the home. reports say the alleged shooter also fired at another officer. his condition has not yet been released. additional police arrived on the scene to find the home on fire. wow. it later explodes

we were interviewing keith urban.t things i discovered was anything can happen here. we were in the middle of interviewing keith urban, and this just happened. >> how would you rate this [inaudible] >> this is the real deal right here. this is the real deal right here. >> keith urban, international star. country music? we can say country music? >> no. >> star man! >> let's not narrow this to country music. this is the real deal. this is international music. >> do you remember when you were in kiss? it was awesome. sort of a chris barley moment. >> good dude. >> kiss is awesome. they had this place on fire last night. they are going on tour, their 40th anniversary tour last summer. as always you can catch our interviews on inthefoxlight.com or follow me on twitter at foxlightmichael. >> kiss still with the full-on makeup. >> amazing. five minutes till the top of the hour. stray animals are pretty common but not bear cubs as cute as that. how one little boy came to his rescue. >> a bowl of flames erupts as a race car sl

congressman keith ellison. ohio senator sherrod brown. coming up on the next "washington journal," retired marine sergeant jesse jane duff discusses the allegations of mismanagement at va hospital's. a look at immigration policy and eight transfer legislation this year. -- a chance for legislation this year. later, gerrymandered congressional districts. journal" is live every morning at 7:00 eastern on c-span. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> tonight, 2014 commencement with governorting bobby jindal and liberty university. speaker at the university of mississippi law school. see it here on c-span. includes new book christopher hitchens talking about his lifestyle. >> there is a risk in the bohemian lifestyle and i decided to take it because, whether it is an illusion are not, i don't think it is, it helped my concentration, it stopped me being bored, and stop other people being boring -- to some extent. it would keep me awake. to enhance the moment. againas asked, what do it , the answer is probably yes. easy for

tied in the second but keith r. rips one deflected off the skate of a defender. its two-one for the blackhawks. it stayed that way until late in the game. there's a break the capt. scores its three-one of hawks and wind. >> we do a lot of good things tonight but similar to the minnesota series, we can try to generate some more shots coming in wherever we get the shots from we will have more to make it even tougher. >> we lost a little momentum. they scored a big goal and a great play. i thought we were fine but then still it was pretty tight it was a good hockey game altogether. maxing to when is the next. effective. >>one other sports note --- the cubs beat the milwaukee brewers, 4-to-2, at wrigley field. and the white sox lost on the road to the houston astros, 2- to-8. we'll have full highlights, coming up in the next hour. >> is it going to rain today? well rain? >> agora to los angeles what's the weather corn to be like? >> the mid day is coming up next. demetrius? do i look fat? >> demetrius take a look at this rash for me. where are you going? come back. t

>> i want to get to the serious topic of keith crisco. really just kind of shocking that he died suddenly after a fall. he was in a tight primary race there in north carolina with clay aiken of "american idol" fame. what happens now to that race? >> well, the local party officials will make a decision by thursday confirms that clay aiken will be the democratic candidate. i think that's highly likely to happen at this point. then he still has a rough race. i think probably the republican has the easier chance to win in november. but clay is going to fight hard. he's hoping he's going to be more than the runner up this time. that's what he was in "american idol." >> i got you there. that was good, ellis. i want to move on to presidential politics. republicans really had a lot of criticism of candidate barack obama, you know, back in the day saying he was too green, he lacked executive experience. but if you really look at the top three potential republican contenders, couldn't you say something similar about them? >> well, yeah. there's som

his primary opponent keith consi crisco died after falling in his home.iken turned his website black with only this statement displayed. he is now temporarily suspending his campaign. the race is so close it still hasn't been called yet. and official canvassing begins today after last week's ballot had the senator leading by 369 votes. keith crisco was 71 years old. >>> one of the biggest backers of republican candidates, the chamber of commerce, is issuing the party an ultimatum when it comes to the presidential race in 2016. that message from chamber president is pass comprehensive immigration reform or else. >> if the republicans don't do it, they shouldn't bother to run a candidate in 2016. >> wow. >> i mean, think about that. think about who the voters are. i just did that to get everybody's attention, but -- we are a nation with people without jobs and jobs without people. we need people that we're training in the best universities. and we tell them to go home? when you do that, you send the work to where the people are. >> the party has failed to c

keith ablow on outrage.tting it all on the line. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dead flat on the market, straight down 50 some points. we been this way for most of the hour. we are maybe three good hours away from using that special 17 k graphic that it's not going to happen today. hitting 1900 for the first time earlier this week. post to record highs and the stock we would like to follow is not flat in the news. accounting for more of it there than internet traffic in a very big number and not much has changed. and i have to give you "the biggest loser" in the s&p 500, that is a disappointing forecast and the dow jones may go down 9%. oh, how the mighty have fallen. and sony morning another loss this year. how bad is the damage to the stock? >> investors are waiting for some restructuring changes with some real profits and the stock is down. it turns out that this is their sixth annual loss and they have continued problems in electronics and television and in the meantime the local competitor has not turned the company around u

here's keith moppett after the hearing. >> you got that guy. the other guys it doesn't make a difference to me. this guy is the one that pulled the trigger. and just even for that to happen, is just nothing short of amazing. >> reporter: he says he walked out of today's hearing feeling confident justice will be served. he says he wasn't told when the trial would begin but he said he would come back and testify if need. by the way, the suspect in iraq was not in court today. keith moppett decided to grow his beard after his son went missing and he has never cut it. shannon. >> so much pain for that family. thank you. >>> we have more information coming in now about our top story, that primary race in nebraska. we hope to have full results in moments. plus -- >>> new video tonight of the most watched fight since frazier versus ali. just ahead the new twist in the drama between jay-z, his wife and her sister. >> murderers are facing deportation. wait until you hear how they are responding. >>> and then, less than a week into the opening of the 9/1

keith chris cowas 71. jenna? jenna: jonathan, thank you. >> reporter: certainly. jon: talk about the 2016 presidential race, new concerns three rising republican stars, ted cruz, rand paul, and marco rubio could receive same kind of criticism a guy named barack obama faced when he ran for the white house, that they simply do not have enough experience. all of them are first-term senators. legitimate criticism or just a potshot? joining us now, ellison barber, staff writer at the "washington free beacon." it is interesting, when you think back to you know, i mean president obama had been in the white house for six years now, but he was a very junior senator, still kind of making his way around, learning his way around the senate when he was running for president. >> right. jon: these three guys, some say, fall under the same kind criticism. >> right, i think the criticism of being too green is something that people like in washington. i think it certainly matters but i'm not sure is really resonates that much with the public. the thing i would point out with these

>> keith. but they call me precious.rst of all is this, again, this is my choice. so it's nothing that i was forced into, like i walked in the door and they slapped me down and say, you're going to be my bitch. it wasn't like that. you know, when i came in, came in -- the first day i came in here and i arched my eyebrows and i did what i did and i let them know at home, i'm gay. >> having already served an earlier sentence for aggravated assault, precious was doing life on a robbery conviction. and when we met him, he was living in a state of domestic partnership with fellow inmate marquis nobles. >> i'm the wife, he's the man. i got on my band and his. that's mine, that's his. got that right here. >> this is my partner. this is my friend. this is, you know, the person that gives me strength. you know, like i say, i don't have family or anything. this is the person that helps me out, day to day. >> but despite being in the fifth year of their relationship, marquise, nearing the end of a 15-year sentence for kidnapping, m

keith is also -- thank you. [applause] keith is also the author of this new book. i recommend it highly to everybody. my country to is of the. my faith, my family, and our future. go get it at the bookstores today. so please welcome keith ellison. [applause] >> thanks a lot. thank you. thank my dear friend wherever he is, really working hard somewhere. also as a a pool who has put in all lot of hard work and thank you to everyone he made this thing come off. it is often said, you have to speak truth to power. we say that, right? and we admire people who do that you know, i think the power already knows the truth. [laughter] think about it. do you think there are no where that if they privatize social security that wall street will make a lot of money? he think he don't know that? you think the multinationals are unaware that if the trans-pacific partnership is passed into law that it is going to give them a chance to make all lot of money and disemployed a bunch of workers? i mean, the power knows that if we slash and burn the budget that the support that americans

"i'm stunned and deeply saddened by keith crisco's death.and good and honorable man and extraordinary public servant." what does this mean, dana, for the race for the house overall? obviously, this is going to be a crucial midterm. >> absolutely. this tragic news will all be ensure there is a celebrity on the democratic ticket for this north carolina house race, but even with aiken running, democrats i talked to said the chances are very slim he will beat the republican incumbent, it's a very republican north carolina district. mitt romney won huge, about 60% of the vote, two years ago. erin? >> dana, thank you very much. >>> why would beyonce's sister attack jay-z? we're going to show surveillance video that shows the superstar's younger sister screaming at the rapper and wildly kicking and hitting him. all this went down in an elevator in a hotel in new york city. a large man believed to be a body guard appears to break it up, all while beyonce stands quietly in the corner. the incident went on for about three and a half minutes before all

keith is also the author of this new book. i recommend it highly. thee, mytry 'tis of faith, our family, and our future." so please welcome keith ellison. [applause] lot.anks a roger, thank you. thank oyou to my dear friend bo, wherever he is. thank you to everyone who made this thing come off. thank you for being here today. we say to folks all the time, you've got to speak truth to power. we say that, right? but you know, i think the power already knows the truth. [laughter] think about it. do you think pete peterson is unaware that if a privatized social security that wall street is going to make a lot of money? do you think the multinationals are unaware that if the transpacific partnership gets past along that it will make -- give them a chance to make a lot of money and disemploy a bunch of workers? think they don't know that? the power knows that if we slash and burn the budget, the supports americans depend upon to get to a better economic situation will not be there, and people will be left on their own to fend for themselves and work for a

it says in 2009,, shannon wrote a letter to keith alexander offering his gratitude and congratulationsor the outstanding signals intelligence support that the state department received regarding the fifth summit of the americas . he wrote, the nsa gave us deep insight into the plans and intentions of the other summit participants. shannon went on to name cuba and venezuela government -- the cuba and the venezuelan president hugo chavez. >> this is a fascinating story because this is part of what we had to report on in result. amazing thing about the summit was the summit was actually spearheaded by then president of brazil who wanted a regional summit to essentially let all these countries have tensions in the hemisphere band together on the one area where they can agree which are economic contracts. what this document showed is thomas shannon, then at the state department, was effusive in his praise for the nsa, essentially saying thank you for letting us on the negotiating strategy and what they were really willing to do. brazil. that story in at the time, very awkwardly, thomas shan

keith ablow joins us now.u realize the other side of the colon is 56% of parents think they are ok, they are positive. i am sure you are not in a 56%. >> i am not in the 56%, big surprise. the headline reads like an optimistic statement about these games. i would venture that if you found something, 44% of parents said could she dangerous for their kids, what if it was something they were eating? this would be an uproar. it is only because we have been lulled into a false sense of security to believe technology is not a drug which is that leads this to be a reassuring headline. nearly half of parents in america think that games are destructive to their kids. that is the headline. stuart: you sound like my mom and dad 50 years ago objecting to the rolling stones. don't you realize every single generation says look at those kids, look what they're up to now. society has gone to ruin. it is terrible. you sound like my mom and dad. >> this is different. never before in the history of the world had we had the end d