lowry: one last cut at this.'ll describe position on immigration that i think is reasonable and you tell me what's wrong. we secure the border first and secure at the point of employment through an e-verify system and visa system that really works, and you pass this and it passes all the -- gets through all the legal challenges it's going to have from the aclu and others, and when it works then you do some form of amnesty for many illegal immigrants who aren't going anywhere because now you know there won't be a managegnet. i would reduce total numbers but certainly emphasize higher skills. mr. bush: hey, we're getting there. the details of at what point do you say the border is secure, i worry about total security which means that we probably had to lose some of our freedom as a country, that bothers me a bit. i kind of like my freedom. i'm the kind of guy that likes does municipalities. i think we need to be focused on liberty and freedom but that's the idea. another element of this should be to make it easier

i want to turn to rich lowry right now. we have the spectacle of a president of the city council standing next to the bloods, crips, the gangs, who the police themselves say wereed with their very lives. >> that tells you a lot about what's wrong with the city and with its leadership. and the mayor is saying, oh, i didn't tell the police to stand down. but usually when a politician is denying something that's politically inconvenient and contradicted by other people and the fact, usually the politician is not telling the truth. she's saying are you going to be me or your lying eyes? we saw police officers outnumbered, standing around while things were burnt and looted and running away from rioters. and any civil disturbance, there's a long history of that, that is always a disaster and makes things worse. >> reverend president obama saying that everybody should be doing a lot of soul searching here. that sounds like an expression that means, don't use your brain, don't think about what's actually happened don't look at the

we will take it up with rich lowry. in parts of texas tonight struggling to recover in the aftermath of record flooding. at least 15 people have been killed and more remain the missing tonight. we will have a full report from the hard-hit city of houston and despite a devastating defeat for the iraqi government forces and the mahdi, the state department offered this rosy and somewhat delusional assessment of it. >> we are encouraged that iraqi forces have begun to consolidate around the city of ahmadi as they work to push transit out of their country. >> joining us now is john negroponte. it's great to have you with us. >> thank you. and secondly to the state department's rather glib if not pass out statement to the public. >> i think that there is great difficulty if you try to comment on absolutely every single development in these kinds of situations and this is part of a long-term campaign to redeem lost territory. there's no question that iraqi forces have lost a battle but not the war. and i don't have much doubt

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and rich lowrie is the editor of national review and a fox news contributor.statement. it was fantastic. it's the paradigm of the way americans have to look at our freedoms. jefferson would have been proud of you. >> thank you so much. that's high praise. i think on this show last night we went through it. there's not a more respected scholar who made very clear this is free speech what happened down in texas, even if you don't like the speech. he took it a step further and said the speech is valuable and should have been done. those who say you shouldn't, he took that on. >> the speech is tasteless, provocative, but it has a value because it's making the statement that violent extremists aren't going to set the boundaries of free speech in this country. this is a country where nothing is sacred. if we're going to accept an assassin assassin's veto the only exception is the image of muhammad. that's just proverse and not what this country is about. >> it's like some people want to look at what's offensive and don't like you to draw the prophet and say that wil

bottom 7th adrian beltre rbi single 5-0 rangers in control but like yesterday the a's rally late brett lowriee right field corner max muncy and josh reddick score 6-5 a's >> gary: alex rodriguez pinch- hitting in the 8th inning hit it out for home run number 660 tying willie mays for 4th on the all-time list he hit it off red sox pitcher junichi tazawa to break a 2-2 tie it' a-rod's 6th homer of the season he likely will not catch babe ruth for 3rd at 714 p.r. man raymond ritter facial hair >> gary: the 49ers picked up jaquiski tartta safety in the 2nd and linebacker eli harold in the 3rd round >> gary: he had a goal 20 goals and he advances. >> pam: good night everybody female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event! ends sunday. it's your last chance to get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry! sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends sunday. ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> what ha

. >> reporter: tom lowry has problems almost every weekend. >> sounds like they're having some sort of award ceremony where suddenly people go outside clapping. it's 11:00 at night. >> reporter: it's a problem anywhere there are vacation rentals, especially now with airbnb and aggressive out of state rental agencies. how to sauvlg -- solve it? >> tax more people. of course the vacation people are going to pay for those taxes so that might slow the process down a little bit. >> every one of the vacation rentals should have an onsite owner. that would keep people quiet. that would keep people in order. >> reporter: they don't do that at russian river escapes but they do drive around to dozens of rentals every night to make sure it's not too noisy. >> been doing that for years checking on the rental and making sure they're not disturbing neighbors. they're our neighbors too. >> there's going to be a meeting here at the veterans memorial auditorium in santa rosa to try to hash all this stuff out tonight. in santa rosa mike sugerman, kpix 5. >>> today the u.s. supreme court ruled two san fr

brent lowrie. nice stop. two runs scored. oakland committed four errors in the game.artland. >>> we are in kansas. the racetrack. yeah. nascar stop. jimmy johnson led over ten laps. kevin harvick couldn't close. this is called the sponge bob squarepants 500. i have seen too many ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >> we have just enough time the show you the headline from 70 years ago. the san francisco examiner of the war being over. the headline was just three weeks before was that fdr did not live to see the end oh, man. that was intense. i need some fluids. i must have been down a quart. guess that makes you up a quart, huh? hey. you know what would be good right now? a pudding cup. (sobbing) um... you have a bad experience with pudding? what are we doing, charlie? well, you're crying, and my best guess is i'm about to apologize for something. every time i come over it's the same routine. we have chinese

vanessa lowry brown and the coalition for life equality held a giant news conference in west philadelphia this morning. they're working to rebuild trust between police and the public in the wake of freddie gray's death. they have come up with solutions including making sure departments use body cameras and assisting minority recruiting. >>> 33 may be too young to vote but they're not too young to learn. philadelphia's school children got a chance to get an up close look at the mayoral candidates today and what those candidates think about the issues. "action news" reporter katherine scott was there. >> reporter: wants to be mayor one day. at 11 years old she already knows the focus her platform will be the next generation. >> help younger people come to be what they want to be and not let nobody push them around. >> reporter: today it was the philadelphia democratic mayoral candidates can come to share their platform as they answer some tough questions and those questions came from elementary school students. >> i think they were a little nervous. i just want. >> reporter: rendell lefted

>> professor lowry. >> sir? >> put the question extremely bluntly. you pointed out people come here from all over the world and seem to do pretty well and so what's up with you people? and i gather the question here, you people meant what's up with black people. now there are some people who have looked into that question pretty seriously and concluded that what's up with black people is partially at least genetic traits. is that something we should look into or was that unspeakible taboo? >> so my answer has two parts. one has to do with whether we should look and the other has to do with what we have found. we should look. okay? the prohibition on inquiry in that area in my mind is a species of anti intel local. that is to say a bunch of people saying you can't ask that question. that's such a bad question to ask, you can't ask it. okay? so i really don't think i want to live in a society in which political mobilizations prevent inquiry into relevant substantive matters that are important. the second part of my answer has to do with what we found.

this one was kpaerd by sergeant david lowry. and he refused to surrender his flag at the surrender ceremony. he folded it up. he wrapped it around his body put his uniform on top of it and walked home with it. he kept it on an easel in his parlor, and it remained there until he passed away. this flag was given to us by his daughter. and that was the story that she told us. in the fall of the first year that we opened in 2012, his great granddaughter came to visit this particular flag and told us that same story that's handed down in her family that he had brought it home with him this way, he kept it on an easel in the parlor, so he kept it with him at all times. the battle flag has the men followed into battle were very significant for them. the color berrer who carried the flag was a target for the enemy. they felt if they shot down the color berrer, the flag would fall and it would morally defeat that particular unit. so this color berrers were usually very, very courageous in their fights. some of the thing that they carried

lowrie rothman is in for lou dobbs. victims of the bear thought long gosh boston marathon bombing after the jury sentenced of bomber to death in he showed no emotion that killed three and injured more in a the worst terrorist attack on americans wilson september 11th. obama trying to walk back with the war on law-enforcement that is what the president is doing with former n.y.p.d. officer. and as a major defeat for the military campaign effort to retake territory from the islamic state the capital of the iraq largest topics our military analyst will be with us on the many foreign policy failures. we will begin with the federal jury decision on the boss didn't marathon bombing. we are live in boston with the report of the jury determined it was the of appropriate punishment was that. he showed little emotion throughout the trial but to assert his fate with the graphic evidence when those twin bombs exploded at the finish line 264 people were injured three maybe and others called. later those terrorists ambushed and execu

as mike lowry explains, the event pumped in thousands into the economy. >> reporter: the excitement of amgen tour of california. >> good luck today. >> reporter: where racing fans can be face to face with riders and if they're lucky get an photograph. >> got an photograph from andrew tolenski. i took a picture in colorado last year. >> reporter: a perfect gift for mother's day. >> for mother's day i got my wife vip access to meet one of the big racers of amgen sport. so yeah we come every year and it's a great time. >> three, two, one. >> and great california weather for a road rage featuring the top men and women riders in the sport. an event that will cover more than 700 miles from california, from the mountains, to the valleys, to the beach. >> we're a california native. we love sacramento. so this is perfect for us. >> reporter: and the perfect mix for california's economy. >> here you go. >> reporter: where small businesses like namaste deli is open just for the amgen tour. >> it's been good. there was a lot of traffic this morning. we did a lot of breakfast sandwiches. >> reporte

on last night with a is rallying from three run deficit will become five to 4 billion burns and but lowrymanlike nba finals with the ultimate insider plus the giants trying to stay hot against the braves of the a's tangle with the yankees at the coliseum a full half-hour of all the sports made sunday night at 9 write at the news will be right back >>darya: $2,000 for the tip and a couple of is a restaurant to grab some gumbo on the receipt they wanted the generous protruded to be divided to the left and no sign a thousand dollars for the chef and $500 for each over and the bartender themselves as different the attention and to help pay for his daughter's day care and is also want to share some of it with the rest of the staff. >>mark: where live in napa this morning getting ready for a big week in music festival the latest on the last minute preparations for about a rock the cities that try to deal with a dramatic spike in a violent crime + the president weighing in on steph curry jump shot with five of barry agrees with president obama assessment. male announcer: this is the bay area new

now to assess much of what is happening, the editor of national review, fox news contributor rich lowrylintons that are not only enriched but vexed. >> i wonder how vexed they are. >> actually, i have to give credit where it is due i think the times have done a good work on the clinton foundation. this is an astonishing story that brings home how the whole clinton apparatus is 1990s redux many of us have not heard his name since the late 1990s and he was actually banned from working from hillary clinton at the state department by an obama aide because such a toxic and poisonous individual and they thought that he was way over the line in attacking barack obama. so they said he cannot work for you and he ends up advising her anyway and advising through the foundation. >> you think that we are ever going to be what was left on the server? remnants of the deletion? >> someone is going to have to go and physically seize it and try to recover the e-mails. and this is why you want an independent arbiter to go through all the e-mails. she herself i'm sure that they deleted everything possible

oakland down 5-4, brett lowry -- wins the battle with that double down the line.ore and -- eventually drive in lowry and they win 7-5 a ten game home stand with the angels. on friday at the park last night. one in the 7 president. andrew worked the count and gets a nice hit up the middle running on -- he scores 2-1. angels tie it in the eighth. no worries, bases juiced in the ninth. joe calm as ever in the box. shot to center and that's your ball game. >> you don't tell me to shut up. >> i -- you don't -- tell me to shut up. >> okay. >> you need to go over there -- and do your own thing. >> all right. tempers flairing yesterday at the gulf championship's cadillac jimenezs is in the sunglasses. question if bradley broke a rule by taking a uncorrect drop. both were frustrated about not advancing. 16 are left including the number one player in the world. rory. >> taking a breath. >> okay. a day of protests ends with violence in oakland. the destruction left behind by runs of demonstrators. >> and we are following developing news a driver crashes in to nine people lea

lowrie rothman is in for lou dobbs.ong gosh boston marathon bombing after the jury sentenced of bomber to death in he showed no emotion that killed three and injured more in a the worst terrorist attack on americans wilson september 11th. obama trying to walk back wite

lowrie rothman is in for lou dobbs. victims of the bear thought long gosh boston marathon bombing after the jury sentenced of bomber to death in he showed no emotion that killed three and injured more in a the worst terrorist attack on americans wilson september 11th. obama trying to walk back with the war on law-enforcement that is what the president is

tonight we're joined by bishop jackson and rich lowry.ly the failure of leadership over the past days and nights in baltimore but to examine a city that's suffered almost 50 years

brett lowry, opposite way to complete the comeback. runs in the eighth and go on to win it by a score of 7-5. nba news, warriors general manager bob myers was named the nba executive of the year receiving 13 first-place votes from fellow league execs. andrew bogut was happy to be at the news conference. he was part of the decision to keep klay thompson had instead of trade fourth kevin love and he was emotional. >> being a general manager in any sport is hard because -- because you are away from your family a lot. but it's a fantastic job. but you make sacrifice toss do it. but in this job, working for this team, they are well worth it. >> real emotion there. the raiders detect florida state defensive end mario edwards junior in the second round. he had 89 tackles at sfu23 for a loss. and then they go offense and take a tight end out of miami. the 49ers took a safeties. lookout! from stanford university from alabama in the second round. he's a big hitter. and defensive end eli harold from virginia in the third round. so three picks in

brett lowry, opposite way to complete the comeback. a double.or seven runs in the eighth and go on to win it by a score of 7-5. nba news, warriors general manager bob myers was named the nba executive of the year, receiving 13 first-place votes from fellow league execs. andrew bogut was happy to be at the news conference. myers, part of the decision to keep klay thompson instead of trading for kevin love and he was emotional. >> being a general manager in any sport is hard because -- because you are away from your family a lot. but it's a fantastic job. but you make sacrifices to do it. but in this job, specifically working for this team, they are well worth it. >> real emotion there. the raiders detect florida state defensive end mario edwards junior in the second round. he had 89 tackles at sfu, 23 for a loss. and then they go offense and take woford, a tight end out of miami. the 49ers took a safeties. lookout! from stanford university from alabama in the second round. he's a big hitter. and defensive end eli harold from virginia in the third

rich lowry wrote a great book and abraham lincoln conclusively proving he was the first. 1st. i am not ever been a democrat. if you were to ronald reagan it is hard to be elite -- a neocon. the libertarian element is the knew element, and i welcome it. i'm glad to have it. but they have been around since alexander hamilton. free traders, infrastructure bankers, homestead act signed by abraham lincoln, the greatest giveaway in american industry. so i get a lot of calls on the radio show from people who think rand paul is not getting a fair shot. he will get get a very fair shot. he will get 10 percent or more in every presidential primary but he may have the lowest ceiling unless he successfully persuade people that he will be open to the use of american force whenever necessary command i would.out, in washington dc this week a gyroscope landed on the capitol. i was there on monday. i was actually in the company of a fighter pilot a monday night asking about airspace over dc, the most heavily controlled airspace. every aircraft is handed off and closely monitor. this gyroscopic

lowry base hit. a's have a lead. could the bullpen hold it?e springer hammers one to the wall. look at sam trying to safety game makes the catch -- to save the game makes the catch uphill. a's snap a four-game losing streak 2-1. >>> fan behavior philadelphia. michael franco hit his first big league home run. the lady in the bleachers starts to reach for the ball over the rail. the guy plows into her. younger and bigger. the lady's name is joyce. she is 63 years old. and she was given free front row seats to another game by a local radio station. >>> and don't forget, i didn't forget about the warriors game tonight. our sportscast will emanate there and i'm proudly wearing my colors. it's been 1976 since the warriors last went to the western conference finals. i'm not ashamed to show my loyalty to the golden state warriors. we'll see you from oracle tonight. >> you're such a home, dennis. we love it. >>> played played. a's bottom of the 8th in houston. going back, oh, man! somehow makes that great catch. hits the wall. big win for oakland. they

. >>> here with more reaction is the editor of "national review," rich lowry. all right.you have been all over this. you disagree with the senator and the judge. why? >> well the next time you see the judge, ask him where the meta data is. he does he hold it in the wallet a file at home. the fact is he doesn't have it because it doesn't belong to him. it is just phone records and phone numbers that have been called and length of call that is are controlled by the phone companies. so to have a violation of the first amendment there actually has to be some expectation of privacy. the supreme court is very clear about this. you don't have wit the records because they don't belong to you. if the nsa invading the home and actually taking away your filing cabinets and the rest of it of course it's unconstitutional. that's not what we're talking about and people like the judge and rand paul unfortunately misreport this program. >> what should republicans be proposing if you don't agree with the solution of rand paul putting out there which is they have to go to the phone compani

nbc bay area's mike lowry is live where he's seeing a lot of white right on you, in may of all time.porter: i know greetings from the high sierra, jessica, it is snowing heavily now. you can see the 7,000 foot limit, there is enough snow on the ground just to get a nice little dusting here and even enough to make a snowball. a snowball fight in the sierra on the seventh of may. and for this family from berkeley, the blast of snow and arctic air is all part of the fun. >> i was really surprised. we didn't expect this snow. we were planning to come to the beach and barbecue but since it is how it is we are having fun. >> reporter: fun in the snow at 7,000 feet elevation. and fun at bridal falls further down highway 50 where rain runoff created a water fall today. much to the delight of the nature enthusiasts. what do you think? >> i feel sorry for the people who don't have any. >> reporter: the water runoff is not a drought buster by any means, but every little bit helps in a drought. that is captured headlines across the country. frankie is from colorado. >> we've been hearing about l

>> professor lowry. >> sir? >> put the question extremely bluntly.ou pointed out people come here from all over the world and seem to do pretty well and so what's up with you people? and i gather the question here, you people meant what's up with black people. now there are some people who have looked into that question pretty seriously and concluded as charles murray or richard lin, many others that what's up with black people is partially at least inheritable genetic traits. is that something we should look into or was that unspeakible taboo? >> so my answer has two parts. one has to do with whether we should look and the other has to do with what we have found. we should look. okay? the prohibition on inquiry in that area in my mind is a species of anti-entintellectualism. that is to say a bunch of people saying you can't ask that question. that's such a bad question to ask, you can't ask it. okay? so i really don't think i want to live in a society in which political mobilizations prevent inquiry into relevant substantive matters that are importa

. >> rich lowry, headline of the week?that democrats don't seem to care whether their nominee is ethical or not, which is great news for hillary clinton. judging by the latest poles, the democratic party is of bashing the 1% and total indifference to the money grubbing of the clintons. >> and greta van susteren? from fox news. >> my headline is the world health organization said that the epicenter of ebola, liberia, has now ended its liberia problem. i think that's huge but look out. we got to worry about nepal and the monsoon season is coming and we got to worry about kohl ra there. >> jamelle bouie? >> the economy grew last month and if that continues this year and if it continues into 2016 we should expect in an election season that's pretty evenly matched with both sides -- you know, there's -- evenly matched, i already said that. both sides evenly matched. >> much more from the roundtable next, and coming up, is it military planning to take over texas, why some are saying yes this morning, but first, our powerhouse pu

rich lowry hit the nail on the head calling the pandering to a vocal minority.d shame, lest the gop be seen as the haven for the unhinged, it's only when they are repeatedly and consistently called out that they will start fanning the flames of paranoia and ignorance. >> dr. ben carson retired dr. ben carson into shock and awe stuff. >> why would you a neurosurgeon pick out the world psycho? >> because he deals with the brain. let me tell you what a psychopath is, a person suffering from chronic mental disorder and abhorrent or violent social behavior. i haven't notice that had covering president obama. >> is obama knifing people in showers like the "psycho" movie? anyway, roundtable -- he said, it i didn't. staying up with us. up next the right wing media is going after michelle obama's comments at tuskegee the daily difficulty people of color face in this country. i want to hear the reaction of this crowd here. the place for politics coming back. ing wellness to keep away illness... and believing that a single life can be made better by millions of others. hea

. >> and conservative commentator rich lowry came to her defense, writing in politico, that, quote, it is no more legitimate to shoot someone for drawing mohammad than it is to shoot a girl for going to school or a coptic or a shia for his or her faith, expecting apology from these victims may be almost as perverse as expecting one from pamela geller. a free society can't let the parameters of its speech be set by extremists. congresswoman, the president of the united states, you can criticize him or not, some do, i don't, for making a point for never saying islamist terrorism. he really makes an effort. he leans over backwards to make sure no one gets the idea that we're at war with islam. even to point out that the terrorism so often associated with islamist extremists from this background. and in the free world, we see this pamela geller insulting islam. they see a guy urinating on a koran somewhere, and they get the idea that here in america, we look down on their religion. we desecrate their religion. and people that only have their religion, they're poor people in parts of the wo

here to weigh in scott brown of massachusetts rich lowry of the national review and tony sayeg executive georgetown associates surrounded by politicos. so excited. we have pataki jumping into the race, what really are his chances? >> very, very, very very slim you. >> mean slim? >> yes, very hard for socially liberal former governor from the northeast that doesn't have much of a national profile hasn't held office for years to break through any field, especially one that is as crowded and as talented as this one. gerri: so i want to play sound from his presser he had some interesting things to say about hillary. listen to this. >> our justice department will treat all fairly and uphold the constitution, no one will be above the law. not even if you're a former secretary of state whose name happens to be clinton. [ cheers and applause ] . gerri: what do you make of, that tony? >> the more these growing field focuses on hillary clinton and barack obama versus each other i think is a positive thing for the conversation. of course you have to offer solutions, and that's where i do believe go

and as rich lowrie put it in a column today, today, he writes criticism of islam is at the vanguard of susceptible to attack. >> but megyn -- >> by jihadists and calls for self-censorship and politically correct. >> there's nothing wrong with free speech but be smart, not stupid. why would you invoke attack by people coming to your event. >> do you hear what you're saying? >> it's ridiculous. >> we in this country need to limit our constitutional rights freedom of speech -- let me finish -- lest we invite a tack or as o'reilly put it spur an attack against us. that's the way we need to be looking at this? >> freedom of speech is a right that also comes with the freedom of religion the freedom of press and freedom of association. muslims should be free to worship. >> as they are. >> freedom of speech comes with limits. and this is a clear limit. >> no it isn't. you're totally wrong. >> just like going into a theater and yelling fire or walking into a black church and yelling the "n" word. they're offensive and they will invoke a reaction. >> you are fundally confused and wrong. >> i thi

lowry action and pass a jobs into tomorrow which echoes coming up. >> pam: news battered region of texas to a dozen tornadoes wednesday when of the hardest hit spots oklahoma catherine with the latest. >> catherine: it's really mess oklahoma governor has declared a state of emergency in 12 counties. total four states hit with tornadoes storms and flooding.. >> catherine: 50 report said those that hit nebraska texas wednesday. doesn't rv park in oklahoma city that was flat and more than a dozen people were hurt at least three critical. bayless had a closer look at damage homes and not just for a of damage for the first time in history the weather service declared a flash flood emergency in oklahoma city where they got 8 in. of rain in a few hours. spot found an underground storm shelter she had drowned and was supposed to be a safe place. and there what could be more storms ahead. is very important you have a plan. >> catherine: tour that this two years ago but huge tornado killed dozens of people demolished more than a thousand homes. forecasters say a very big cluster of thunderstorms d

tracy knudsen from lowrie was here she doesn't think so. we don't have the signs. we don't see a big increase in buying pressure and the advance at the timeline that normally deteriorates. that hasn't happened and we are here new highs on that. we are not seeing a lot of new highs on a daily basis happening. you want to see that for the bull market and they can advance a little bit more. it's on the inconclusive side and no signs of imminent deterioration. they rallied on the promise to reform the country. they team to be running out of steam. are investors losing faith in the title deliver? she has more. seema? >> the top performing emerging market, but one year later they are growing impatient with the many who hoped he would be the ronald reagan of india. down about 6% over the past three months. some say he is spending too much time traveling around the world most recently seen in china and taking a selfie with chang. leading them to believe he is prioritizing foreign issues to issues at home. they are slowing down the ability to reform and pass bills. they rec

lowry's pointed out an important point. here is their comment this morning.bility to consolidate gains by trading sideways is generally considered a sign of longer term strength. there has not been selling big on down days. i point that out as an indication people are not dumping stocks right now. a couple of things you want to look for here. with rising yields look for the banks. the kre which is the bank etf, regional bank etf is at the highest levels since march of 2014 right now. it's down today. yesterday it was up. people have been buying ever since we saw the yields starting to rise notably at the end of april. and higher yields in developed markets attracts funds from the emerging markets. stocks are down. eem, etf topped out at the end of april. that's when yields started rising here. you can see we've essentially been slowing moving down throughout all the month of may. there are two sectors, one winner and one loser influenced by the rise in yields. right now the dow down 137 points. back to you. >> thank you very much mr. pisani. >>> time to move

amy stoddard and rich lowry. did you take exception to this speech or are you okay with it? day is meaningful. it gets to how desperate he is to end both of these wars, afghanistan and iraq. these are legacy projects for him. afghanistan is notable. in iraq they said we have to leave, we don't have a status of forces agreement they don't want us there which wasn't quite true. in afghanistan we have every agreement we would want, they are desperate and begging us to stay and the president wants to pull up and leave again. apparently he wants to do the same thing in afghanistan. bill: you have to think he's thinking about that possibility. >> but he's not talking about it. it's hard not to look at the ease and speed at which isis continues to take territory in iraq. ramadi being the worst latest defeat for iraqi security forces. they save they are going to get it right back. but i think we all have our doubts even the obama administration does. you look at afghanistan. you think is this going to goat way of iraq. the taliban attacked a police compound in southern afghanistan y

i am joined to my right by glenn lowry, and very need from new york university. our panel was convened, so you get some background, by the national academy. it was acting through the national research council. the national academy of sciences was charted in 1863 under the administration of lincoln. the intent was for it to serve as an independent research for society. the committee on law and justice was cut -- created as a standing committee to provide expert advice on issues pertaining to crime, law, and justice for it in early 2012, the national institute of justice and the macarthur foundation offered to the committee on law and justice for an independent review on a research and causes and consequences of high rates of incarceration. deliberations of the committee on law and justice into the national academy there is a strong sense to say a very important time to look at this issue. it is particularly an important time to reinvestigate the literature that have been developed on these topics. a broader community of scholars and experts join our sponsors in th

and now we will turn it over to glenn lowry who will tell us a little more detail on this. glenn: heather has given a very good overview of the work we did in this panel and the significant findings of the report. i was charged with underscoring some of what we did in this work having to do with racial differences and implications for communities. let me do that briefly in the interest of allowing time for some back-and-forth here. you have the issued briefs and they report in hand. i will not try to comprehensively summarize the statistics. but heather has already pointed out the fact that the disparity and incidence of incarceration i race is quite large. 6.5 times the rate per 100,000 is the population for men. for poorly educated african-american men born in the late 1970's and coming to maturity or in a time of rising incarceration rates, two-thirds will spend a year or more in a state or federal penitentiary before reaching the age of 35. these are very large numbers. very large numbers. they raise questions -- some we pursue in the report and some that are not readil