this is where the family knew better because he was in anti-lynching crusader. every time there was a lynching and false county he would go out and write the most detailed accounts of it and half the time he would go out and prove why the person who was lynched really was innocent. every week he wrote an editorial about why lynching was on american and how it went against the constitution and it went against our values and his fellow editors from small-town newspapers around marlin they condemned him. they wrote editorials about how awful he was and he stood up and said no, this is wrong. not only is it wrong you are getting the wrong people. and he can veined -- convey the gruesome nature and it was not an abstraction. that can kind of give you nightmares doing that but it also got me excited about journalism again because in the same way when the klan began to rise again around 1910, 1914 in texas to eventually -- the klan in texas at its highpoint half of all white men in texas were members of the klan in 1924. throughout this j. m. kennedy is out there conde

and in lynchings, in the klan, all the things would later discover. so, it was kind of expected. i really kind of expected it. i didn't expect to find the oral history that my great-grandfather gave in 1936 as part of their works progress administration. where he bragged about his first lynching, where he bragged about how the whites in 1872 prevented the blacks from voting and helped usher the end of reconstruction and the beginning of jim crow. that kind of bald-faced pride in ethnic violence, that was really surprising. i also didn't understand the power of the klu klux klan in texas politics in the 1920s, or that my great-grandfather was involved in that political movement. so, i wasn't really surprised to find out that they were involved in these things, but the details were what were shocking. >> host: right. so, we've been knowing each other for a little bit now, and i know you not to be a racist person at all. and so how comfortable were you learning all this.your ancestors? had to make you feel uncomfortable. >> i.e.d. it did. i didn't make my first trip to tomlinson hil

series of the lynchings that happened in the 1890s. i can almost see it and smell it and feel it in the state health descriptions of what happened. and so, in that way it was very kind of emotional because that, having lived through those times i was able to imagine them which more vividly. one of the heroes of the book in my mind is a newspaper man named kennedy, and he was the publisher and editor of the democrat from when i started to about 1892 his death and 42. and he -- this is where the family knew better. he would go in and writes the most detailed accounts and half the time he would go out and prove why the person that was lynched was innocent and anytime he wrote an editorial why it was un-american and against the constitution and the values and his fellow editors of small-town newspapers condemned him and they wrote editorials about how awful he was and they said it is wrong and not only is it wrong that you are getting the wrong people. and it was not an abstraction. so that's kind of gave nightmares doing that but it also

. >> joining me now just back from the mexican border is dennis lynch. thanks for coming back and you put together a remarkable video. you have seen this, not just recently over the course of the past several years as you documented the immigration crisis. what troubles you the most? >> my most recent visit was life changing. i have seen so many things take place in my last visit a couple of weeks ago. with four children, i am concerned. our country has fallen off of the cliff. from a disease stand point, hundreds of thousands of people crossed the border and they are not checked for any diseases and we are starting to see border patrol agents first ones to be affected. last night a border patrol agent was hospitalized for bacteria pneumonia and it will hit america square in the face in staept. the schools are not prepared for this. and i have been to the boarder and i talk to schools where i live. they are looking at me like a deer in head light. most americans don't know what is taking place. and so we'll get hit hard with that. we are at the border pa

lynch plans to hold out, he wants more money up front this season, as it stands, lynch has a basal ri of $5 million. if he's a no-show, faces up to $30,000 a day fines. five days or more, he'll have to give back part of his $6 million signing bonus. it's five million in the paycheck. >> wants a little bit more. i don't know, would you do this? >>> from pavrp low in a to pleasanton, despite backlash. thousands are expected to take part in this weekend's great bull run, bay area style. >> thrill seek goers. that's a tough one. will grab life by the horns. quarter mile quarter while trying to dodge 18 bulls on the way. organizers are calling this a festival, animal rights activists filed a lawsuit hoping to stop this in its tracks. it appears a claim is tied up in courts. >> it is actually tomorrow at alameda county fairgrounds. i always thought that the one in pavrp low in a, narrow. and dangerous. >> i'd watch from a balcony. >> that's as close as i'd get. >>> not a good weekend for bull running, but good weekend to get to the beach if you left now. let's check christina and traffic. >

dennis michael lynch, you're doing the country an important job.ou have the most amazing video, firsthand knowledge. >> you're doing a good job? you know why? none of the other networks will put me on, but fox and you will. >> dennis, thank you very much. dennis michael lynch. >>> how far will the israelis go to defend themselves against the relentless rocket attacks? i'll ask. >>> and jon voight is here, and he's got a call for americans to save our country. twist. stay with us. they can see the light of a single candle. your eyes are amazing. look after them with centrum silver. multivitamins to help support your eyes, heart and brain. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. now, with a new easy to swallow coating. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low due

lynch is going to be receiving, instead, a $30,000 fine for every day he misses camp.d here is just your typical tv bomb by a teenage nmutin ninja turtle. >> you're not supposed to take off the head! he revealed himself as brewer's outfielder carlos gomez. >>> before anyone cared where i would play basketball, i was a kid from northeast ohio. >> that's the funniest thing i've seen on the internet, like, maybe this year. that's frank callendo with a spot on impression of morgan freeman. he was doing morgan freeman reading lebron's letter. if you get three or four minutes today, i encourage you to get to your nearest computer and watch. it. >> with your eyes closed. you would have thought it was him. >> spot on! >> the reading the letter is funny. >> have a good weekend. >>> from texas and montana it's hot all over the nation's midsecti midsection. bill karins here. >> send it east! >> i don't 100 but a little bit warmer. a lot of people will be saying that the weeks ahead. it doesn't look like a warm start to august. unfortunately yesterday morning of all things we deal

in may, a week after the lynch burg explosion the department of transportation responded with an emergency order. it required rail roads to give state emergency teams advance notice of oil stipments carrying -- shipments carrying one million tonnes of back and crude and asked oil cruise to stop using dots 1-11. this type exploded and punctured in lac-megantic. >> the railroad industry petitioned the federal government three years ago to raise standard. waiting. >> we asked to have the dot 1-11 phased out of the fleet, or retro fitted. >> but the railroads are part of the equation. they own the rail lines, refineries owe the tanks. replacing or upgrading cars could cost billions. in a may 14th report submitted to the dot, a refinery lobby group defended the tankers writing: . >> in the face of the competing claims, senator heidi high camp of north dakota lashed out at industry representatives, appearing before a subcommittee. >> this is problematic. from a public stand point because the public expects we'll make fact-based decisions. >> the department of transportation tells al jazeera all

for merrill lynch asset managers, es collusively sold its fund through retail brokers.e topic is hot as internet and technology was, like a fire hose like anything we've seen and probably ever will see. >> you got death threats? >> at that time i co-host add show with maria bartiromo. on television a lot. and would take my kid to princeton, new jersey, to starbucks on the way to little leagues. a couple years later said something on the air. a day trader hatched to be in los angeles, california, not eve a merrill client, up, very upset about something i said. even i was bullish on a stock he was bearish on or vice versa and threatened to kill me. >> wow. so what do you make of what's happening today in the market? does it feel at all similar to '99-2000 or no? >> there are similarities. but i think the overlap is limited. here's why. there are always going to be buzz words. today it's cloud computing. big data analytics, cyber security. and, of course, some of those stocks and some of the hot niches within the technology sector, probably have valuations that aren't sust

." >> gary: marshawn lynch seahawks running back marshawn lynch is back in his native oakland and showing off his new $400,000 lamborghini >> gary: lynch is paranoid about parking in oaklandand rightly so >> gary: so he brough his own velvet ropes so nobody parks toolynch is reportedly in town to shoot a part in a movie >> gary: seahawks report to camp on every mercedes-benz is made with the highest level of engineering... design... safety... and performance. our latest creation is no different. with one exception... introducing the mercedes-benz b-class. it's electric! it's electric! the first electric vehicle from mercedes-benz. >> reporter: some 220 + canary palms, you may have noticed that they are turning brown. >> it looks like they are dying. >> i heard that they are falling apart and nasty. >> reporter: this tree is of infected with a fund is. fund isfungus >> reporter: it will need more than an airport amid selling more than a hair cut. >> reporter: they will need more than a hair cut. >> the look fake. >> that are beautiful but it's sad to see them like this. >> plus, read live

ethan harris is with us from bank of america merrill lynch.get to the labor economy in a minute. here is a fact. argentina is not out of money. in fact, argentina is not in default. the nation is in selective default, that according to standard & poor's. the entire surveillance team has begged to lose the minutia of everything going on. give us perspective. it is a crazy political history, isn't it? >> it really is. the observation you have away from the minutiae? what gets your attention on this day of selective default? >> that argentina seems to be in a crisis every decade or so. with cristina kirchner, if she does not resolve this by the end of the term, she will leave and her husband will essentially come in to clean up. >> her husband is a marxist economy -- economist down there. is there a threat to the government? >> it's not the same as 2001. messconomy was a complete in 2001. there was a tremendous recession .or many years of aefault was a result financial crisis, currency crisis, and other things. this one was not related really to

. >> this is a lynching.dern-day lynching. >> at one point wilkins even suggests the court is out to get him. >> this is a modern-day lynching. >> mr. wilkins, now! >> it's a modern-day lynching. >> mr. wilkins! >> that's what it is. >> you are not to speak, sir. >> he doesn't have any formal legal experience, and the stakes are high. >> i told you before, i can't tell you how to practice your craft. but, sir, you can't include evidence in questions. you must ask people questions. >> june 26th is the last day of testimony, and officer shawn humphrey is the last witness to take the stand. his testimony is pivotal. it could discredit wilkins' alibi. >> i was there to testify with regards to a female who claims she was with the defendant the day his crime occurred. however, she had reported in to the office to see me that day in dayton. >> mr. humphries, being that sharida didn't notify you that -- >> wilkins begins to cross-examine humphrey, but then all of a sudden he seems to be having a heart attack. >> excu

lynch is looking for a raise from the $5 million he would earn this season.iving a $30,000 fine for every day that he misses of camp. >>> and he is just your typical tv bomb by a teenage mutant ninja turtle. that's rafael. during an mlb interview. he showed off dance moves before revealing himself as brewers outfielder carlos. >> i would play basketball. i was a kid from northeast ohio. >> you will not find anything funnier on the internet today. comedian frank caliendo with a pretty spot on morgan freeman impression. that was actually morgan freeman reading lebron james' letter announcing his return to cleveland on mike and mike yesterday on espn. just ahead here, the cute baby dolls that have parents freaking out and calling the cops all over california. >>> also, why the emmys could be a disaster this year. it's friday, tgif. you're watching "early today." "making healthy choices" and "getting major kudos." just look at you. you're being healthy, even in little ways. that's worth celebrating. that's why walgreens created the first program that gives you re

thanks to our guests jennifer lynch and brian. still ahead, can computers read our minds? how facial recognition software may even know what you're feeling by understanding your expressions. here's the catch. it's on the brink of becoming easy to use by anyone with a click of the button. you don't want to miss this. >> al jazeera america presents the system with joe berlinger >> i think the prosecutor has the greatest power of anyone anybody in our society >> lawyers are entrusted to seek the truth... >> i did't shoot anybody, i don't have anything to do with nothin' >> but some don't play by the rules >> the way the courts have treated him, made me sick >> and it's society that pays the price >> prosecutors have unique power to take away your personal liberties >> i just want justice... >> the system with joe burlinger only on al jazeera america >> al. >>> what if your devices could . read your emotions and respond to them? they're trying to do just that. it will enable a revolution in device and application personalization. >> welcome back. researchers at ohio state univ

. >>> the seahawks' marsean lynch was in town and now his parking job is going viral. that white lamborghini, bordered by velvet ropes. no word on who put those ropes there, but lynch grew up in oakland, played football at cal. the movie is about his life. >>> and a houston uber rider is getting a laugh after a night of drinking. so he posted this photo on reddit, admitting after a fairly heavy night of drinking, he took an unnecessary cab ride. he went 95 feet total, because he circled the block to end up at the house behind him, but he didn't realize it was that close. the cost of the trip, $4.28. >> what a smart guy for not driving. if he was that lost. >> he could have stumbled, though. >>> the 49ers are back in town and they have a special surprise that they got for the start of training camp. >>> okay, here's a welcome sight for 49ers fans. it appears vernon davis has ended his holdout. >> so video posted this morning showing davis greeting his teammates in the locker room on santa clara on the first day of training camp. davis skipped last month's mandatory mini

thanks to our guests jennifer lynch and brian. still ahead, can computers read our minds? how facial recognition software may even know what you're feeling by understanding your expressions. here's the catch. it's on the brink of becoming easy to use by anyone with a click of the button. you don't want to miss this. >> it's insane... >> the borderland marathon only at al jazeera america >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. >>> what if your devices could read your emotions and respond to them? they're trying to do just that. it will enable a revolution in device and application personalization. >> welcome back. researchers at ohio state university say they have found a way for computers to decipher 21 distinct facial expressions including complex emotions like happily disgusted and software like what you just saw is gettin

will jane lynch join her?'re with the "glee" star today. >> and sheryl underwood is racing to get here from our neighbor "the talk." >> let's not wait. let's just go. >> what more does elisabeth want? >> the shake-up put everyone in attack mode. >> we are grown-ass women. i'm not a little girl with cat claws. i'm a girl with a fist. >> okay. go, whoopi. jane lynch was on today, and we asked if she's a new panelist. >> jane just got an emmy nod. so that's one excuse to do it. and brooke has eyes on another nomination. >> i just kept saying, are you joking? >> orange is the new gold. is the show making netflix the new hbo? >> more importantly here, though, sofia, she got snubbed by the emmys, but is joe talking about their little hookup?

. >> let's talk about the merrill lynch business. one of the biggest conversations i have had his execution has been tough. you said we helped bring in 60 billion swiss francs by the time it is done. .here is still a tough marriage the margins are suffering. one will that turn around? >> i think frankly it is going better than we anticipated. i cannot think of better words. we have people on both sides that have come together and are working very well in almost perfect harmony. others are coming from a historically different background. >> a harmony the between a broker and a private banker is something i find in congress. system wasthe broker more pronounced in the u.s. i think the step to the swiss market is actually relatively small. we disclosed for the first half of this year that the bankers are already at 84 basis points. we are running ahead of productivity. the other number we disclosed is they are winning again. i think in terms of pure withoutvity we are franchise. >> when are we going to see you make more of a concrete in

is important, he was often times faced with racism in terms of individuals he knew who had been lynchedt that meant for him and so child could for him was a growing experience but out of that came this idea that you have a personal responsibility. 1915s and 1960s in mississippi was very impressive and violence in terms of african-americans and their position in society at large, we talked about second class citizenship, individuals denied opportunities to vote, to have equal access to education, denied opportunities to participate fully within society. it was suppressive to say the least but most importantly for understanding the environment it was a very violent times so individuals who decided to raise the vote could be killed or beaten at a moment's notice and this was not just connected to the right to vote. any person who exhibited any kind of attempt at demonstrating their manhood or womanhood was subjected to lynchings or be more brutality or those kinds of things. that was the environment individuals were acting upon. that was important for understanding not only what medgar eve

." >> good morning to you. 5:257 marshawn lynch in oakland for a movie shoot.ng job is going viral. next check out the image tweeted out by a man who lived across the street from where lynch parked monday. the lamborghini with velvet ropes. lynch grew up in oakland, played football at cal. the movie is about his life. bring your own rope. >>> houston uber rider getting a laugh after a night of drinking. he posted this, at fairly heavy drink he took an unnecessary cab ride. went 95 feet. he circled the block to end up at the house around the corner. he didn't know it was behind him at the time. cost of the trip $4.28. >> sometimes you need to ride. >> i know somebody who took a cab from the sir francis drake to chinatown. >> wow. just a walk. if you're wearing high heels maybe, i don't know. >> let's check the morning commute -- not the morning commute, the forecast. look at the sunrise behind us, gorgeous. >> it is gorgeous. sometimes you just need somebody to talk to, a cab driver can be a gentle ear, i know from experience. this is what i want to tell you abo

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but also you have a chapter, i mean, you say that beating is one thing, but if there was a lynching, there was a sense even in terms of the top military brass that that was something that african-american soldiers would most likely retaliate against. >> yeah. i would agree with that. but let me say one other thing that, don't -- let's not put all on the south. this regiment had trouble in northern -- >> tell them about new jersey. >> well, also mills and also -- [inaudible] and long island. >> right. >> but at camp merit in new jersey which is very close to englewood, there were all kinds of incidents that occurred there. but at camp mills there was this alabama regiment that was given -- >> right. >> -- the men of the 15th fits. actually, hamilton fish involved himself in that, and it was a black boxer in the regiment by the name of george "kid "cotton who was with jack johnson. [laughter] and they were ready to take on any comers. but the hen had no ammunition -- the men had no ammunition, but fish said that they were prepared to get that ammunition, and the alabama regiment knew i

want to talk about that we have a couple hundred thousand kids we've taught to meditate buddha david lynch foundation i personally i go to my kids' house every morning and meditate them before i take in the school i think the research is crystal clear you know odds that a religion and other junk that meditation or quiet time to people like in a meditation on the quiet time for a person to sit and let their brain settle the noise settle it calms the nervous system increases the immune system and we get a much greater brain functionality. and they give kids a chance to learn it distresses them kids and stress to distress them give them a chance to learn and to relate to the world in a much easier way ellen degenerate does howard stern oprah jerry seinfeld or practice it yeah i said oprah her teacher i said ellen de generous her teacher i've been a big promoter of meditation because i believed in if i could get a guy someone like oprah and she can get the world how do you do it in a book the very simple books already a bestseller is number eight on the new york times list and it and having do

article about the ousting of a former merrill lynch c.e.o. stan o'neal two thousand and seven a critical piece of reporting perceiving the global financial meltdown google removing his article from it and has sparked criticism that the right to be forgotten is actually an open invitation to rewrite history and censor the internet on behalf of the powerful i mean to talk a little bit more about the larger implications of this ruling on the biggest threats facing a free and open internet internet user producer and well probable oh i love. that man so let's start really quickly talking about this ruling what wire precedent do you think this sets i think like you said i mean it encourages the sort of white washing of history the sort of rewriting of history encourages censorship and even though that this merrill lynch story this article that was kind of scrubbed by a google search you can't search on google you can still search on other websites what we need to look at is the fact that this isn't an isolated incident like you mentioned in the day

michelle meyer's at bank of america merrill lynch joins me in studio. welcome back.ood to see you. trend,th does not make a we all know that, but how encouraging is the latest data? >> the third month of gains. that is encouraging. we have now seen some gradual the housing market. it comes after what was a string of really week data starting last summer. existing home sales have been trending down. it started in part due to the rise in interest rates, the harsh winter weather. does not feel like -- does feel like the data has gotten better. races, so off to the a lot of challenges but encouraged by the recent data. >> you talked about the fed. what impact has the drawdown in monthly bond purchases had? >> it is a good question. we heard that from janet yellen and her testimony. and it is a point of the economy that we have obviously had extraordinarily hard from the crisis. interest rate sensitive part of the economy. one that the fed feels like perhaps they have a greater ability to influence and the fact that the data has been weakening since the middle of last yea

wiig. >> i'm going to go with kristen wiig. >> klg, her best day ever. >> the correct answer jane lynchad a birthday on monday and now two emmy nominations in addition to that. >> it is good to be jane. >> it's good to be jane and kathie lee. >> no kidding. >> thanks for coming to see us. we appreciate it. kathie lee will come back across the street and we're going to find out what happens when barbara corcoran and kathie lee go toe to toe on curb appeal. oh, you're going to love it. come on. doesn't get better than this. coming up right after this. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner gotta be alone. heee yawww! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. jesse? sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your

the magazine wanted to capture a side of lynch that people don't always see.espn is the sister network of abc. the magazine's upcoming body issue goes on sale on friday. >> i'm a little hurt they didn't ask me to participate. it's an oversight. >> shocked. >> shocked and relieved. waiting on the tarmac during flight delays is never easy. it's a real nuisance. >> but a frontier airlines employee made the wait enjoyable. >> yes, that is pizza handed out by the flight crew. flight 719 was headed to denver from washington, d.c. when it was diverted by bad weather to wyoming. >> the wait took hours so the captain decided to treat the passengers to pizza. they brought more than 50 out of his own pocket. >> now that's a cool pilot. >> reimburse that man. >> let's update the forecast. also not included in the body issue, a major oversight. >> i don't understand. you, too, could be throwing the football naked. >> a sight you have never seen and perhaps you don't want to see. >> let's take a look at live doppler 7 hd. that's something we do want to see. sunny skies over

after the civil civil war, one of the interesting stories deals with john roadway roy lynch who earned his freedom. he was a member of the mississippi house of representatives and eventually becoming the first black speaking of the house of representatives. he spoke in this very room. he went on to become a u.s. representative. one of the biggest rags to riches stories that we like to talk about. this room has seen a dramatic change and looks throughout the years. from the beginnings of 1839 to the end of the civil war, this room would have been dominated by white men. after the civil war african americans were able to take part in the political process and did that for the next 10, 15 years. unfortunate, mississippi went flu the redemption process where the white democratic party gained control and removed black officer holders and prevented them from voting. for the next 100 years almost, whites dominated the legislature and the political process and that was not overturned into the civil rights movement. hurricane katrina was a dramatic event in the history of the old capitol. in 20

so one of the biggest rags to jon roy ories is lynch. there from the beginning in 1989 to ten of this several war. -- would be southerned by white men >> if i only had the opportunity to take part in the police cal process endure that for the next 10, 15 years. we gain control through violence and economic intimidation. and we're moved many black offense holders an prevending phlegm voting sm whies against redominated the legislature and the police cal process. and that that was not overturned. hurricane katrina was a dramatic event in the history of the old capital. in august of 2005 is when hurricane katrina dime hips making its way all the way to jackson. prior to charke trina is for business state history music --. the native they made them close down until a decision was made and turn it into a new museum with a new purpose. we're very proud and depated out -- excited about the new restoration. we would limb money, funds and times. . u're vensed you were walking and yet, we also look at it as a good thing. whatever katrina they woul

lynch. >> we all look alike. >> mr.ierney is the ranking member, he's not here of the subcommittee, but mr. lynch is here. and you're given five minutes. >> i'm sure mr. tierney would take offense. >> i'm sure he would, too. you're much better looking. >> thank you, sir. i appreciate the gentleman's courtesy. let me just say to begin with, we really do need to have prompt, accurate response as an oversight committee regarding these matters. it helps no one to have the allegation of obstructionism cast back and forth here. so i think that some of the gentleman from utah's complaints are well founded. about the responsiveness of the state department to our request. so we need to do better, okay? and that's from everybody up here. this committee is coming up on too many instances where it has been a long delay in providing information. things blow up. and then it looks like you're being less than honest, and less than forthcoming. at least with respect to the conduct of this committee. i will say that like the gentleman fr

lynch is paranoid about parking >>: in oakland and rightly so. so he brought his own velvet ropes so no one parks too close. >>: lynch is reportedly in town to shoot a part in a movie. >>: seahawks report to camp on thursday. >>: many people can't forget mike tyson biting off a chunk of evander holyfield's ear in their 1997 rematch. >>: tyson and holyfield will be together again when tyson serves as presenter for holyfield's induction into the nevada boxing vegas. >>: over the years, they have put their ill feelings for each other to bed and even appeared in a recent television commercial spoofing the biting >>: tyson, who will hand holyfield his hall of fame trophy, called the opportunity to present holyfield a "privilege and high honor." still ahead on the kron 4 morning news-- >>: the long-disputed battle to keep the a's in oakland-- looks like a done deal. >>: will tell you would kill the palm trees and what it will cost to replace them. new-line we had a few lines of fred suggested that. it's never been easier to find a dentist. watch. denti

apatiently an article critical of former merrill lynch exec. stan o'neil removed from some google searches in europe as part of that new law. we'll get to that in a second. kara, i want to start with the idea that goldman sachs has this confidential client e-mail sitting on someone's gmail account, on gmail servers. do you think that goldman should have access to get that back or to force the user to delete it? >> well, it's an interesting problem, because here we are, there's a famous line from the facebook movie, the internet's written in ink. i think this is the problem. all of these e-mails and texts and everything else are out there and the question is who owns them, who has a right to change them if they sent them incorrectly? so many opportunities for error it creates all of these very difficult problems. you know, it is their e-mail and they missent it themselves. a lot of interesting legal stuff around, who owns what on the internet going forward. >> kara, i don't get this story, because i have missent e-mails, and i didn't know that i

lynch. you're given five minutes. >> thank you. let me just say to begin with, we really do need to have prompt bei , accurate response as an oversight committee regarding these matters. it helps no one to have the allegation of obstructionism cast back and forth here. so i think that some of the gentleman from utah's complaints are well founded about the responsiveness of the state department to our requests. we need to do better, okay? that's from everybody up here. this committee is coming up on too many instances where there's been a long delay in providing information. things blow up. and then it looks like you're being less than honest and less than forthcoming, at least with respect to the conduct of this committee. i will say that, like the gentleman from utah and many members on this committee -- i've spen i've spent a lot of times in embassies at some of the tougher spots around the world. we've had an ongoing debate about how to secure the personnel at our embassies. it's a difficult problem, and i don't there's any cook

you grag yaduated with the markg degree and you went to wall street to work at merrill lynch. to check, college, professional job. but then still having that itch, that desire to do something different in entertainment. tell us how you made that transition. >> i chose wall street because i wanted to be in new york. at the time, you know, the people that i looked up to, denzel, sam jackson, forrest whitaker, a lot of the big actors when i was coming up to, they had all started i. they did theater in new york. so i wanted to get whatever it is that they got in new york, i wanted to get that. i knew that i had to get there and the best way to get there was with a job. wall s i mean, i was there sometimes two and three days straight without going home to shower and change my clothes and i'd be in the same suit and sleeping under my desk. it was crazy. i had no idew what i was getting into. i decided that, you know, put my money where my mouth was and my side hustle. we all know that traditional path of taking acting lessons, but we have the new thing -- internet, whether it's vine

. >> they round up the hamas guys for the lynching of the kids and israelis responded and you have anew war >> israel has exploited the killing of those three children and retaliated by destroying everything that makes a decent life for civilians in gaza. i suspect israel will continue this as long as they think they can. they cannot irradicate them tunnels can be rebuilt and rockets reacquired. >> hamas is an idea. >> does israel have any allies? >> when israel is being a proper democracy. >> egypt is behind israel and the antihamas. you have the middle east, the whole thing is the turmoil. >> the leader of egypt is very, very strongly on the israeli side and against hamas because he believes they're the equivalent of the muslim brotherhood and they are. >> i don't understand what the turks are doing. the -- this is why this whole place, the saudis are supporter of israel. because it's the muslim brother hood. >> antihamas. >> egypt and the saudis and a lot of the other arab countries are alleys >> they have to worry about extremists in their own territory. you can't stamp it out, y

merrill lynch was on the brink of collapse. he says he only mentioned one individual in his blog.re hasible that -- been no comment from the individual. he said he knew nothing about it. says it the article, he is possible that somebody who commented on his article could have requested for something to be removed. therefore the link was broken. this ruling from the eu is quite wide and sprawling. it has raised or kinds of issues. -- all kinds of issues. if we do a search -- it is unscientific. a lot of the results have been scared by the more recent articles talking about the removal of him. >> we have the original article. is nots go back maybe -- easy to find at all. >> at some point, you see the intoes about today blend the past. >> but you can't actually see the link to the article. the topit as one of articles there. >> this of the actual blog on yahoo!. >> yes. it still exists on the bbc website. they can remove it from the bbc website. but the search engine can be asked to remove the link from the results. >> yahoo! is not under the umbrella? >> the law talks about search e