mead admittedly gave her.person to have that ring but she definitely was the last. >> reporter: if it was going to end, he was going to take the diamond with him. >> reporter: police never find that diamond but they were excited about another find at the house. the gold standard of evidence, dna. the fire at lucy's house did not burn everything. evidence technicians are able to recover dna inside lucy. diane turbyfill covered the trial for "the gaston gazette." >> there was some biological evidence of -- that michael mead had had sex with lucy johnson within about 24 hours of her death. >> reporter: why does that matter? prosecutors say mead denied having sex with her that night but police say he did and dna proves it. what's more, they say it was rape. >> lucy would not have had sex with him willingly. >> lucy was pregnant and she had a condition that made having sex dangerous for the health of the baby. >> reporter: it was a flashpoint in mike mead's police interrogation. he is vehement the sex was consensua

grant and mead will have a bat relationship. initially mead will be hopeful it will work out. these are two different kinds of generals. grant likes to do the unexpected, likes to take risks. they are socially very different people and they come from different social strata. they write home and tell their wives that the relationship is deteriorating and after a few days of fighting mead writes home and tells his wife he would resign from his position if he could but honor required him to stay on. there was a breakdown in the union command relationship. robert e. lee has no such problems. he will be the head of the army of virginia and everybody knew it. who were the subordinate commanders each had under them? the union army had four infantry corp and one calvary core. the second will be commanded by scott has been cook. i'm sure you are familiar with him. he will not perform well against grant because he's been badly injured. he was shot. had a twound his thigh and he will spend a lot of campaigns against lee here in an ambulance. the union fifth core will be under a general b

did grant order that assault or was it more meade's order? >> it was meade. meade and grant have had a difficult time 10 days before in expressed -- meade frustration with not being able to operate his army, and grant pulled back from what was an increasingly micromanaged situation. one result -- he put ambrose burnside directly under meade. before, they had a cumbersome arrangement where the ninth corps was directed by grant, and now it was placed under meade. the concept of the operation generally is grant's. the buck stops there. he is, in the end, responsible. onuing orders for what goes -- that is up to george meade. but remember, need issues -- meade issues orders to his subordinates, including the highly esteemed winfield scott hancock. the evidence shows that those three corps commanders, especially hancock, did not do inir job on june 3 ascertaining where the confederates were and how to move ahead. and you are right. who else would brag about being in command of cold harbor but aboute who was frustrated not being commanded at all? meade kept saying,

well obviously we're seeing a surge now we're seeing a surge both here in fort meade there about double the amount of reporters that i've seen here but also a good time obey one time obey actually had to switch planes that usually sends a little charter jet over carrying journalists who want to go and attend those those guantanamo bay hearings in person they have to switch to a c. seventeen cargo jet to accommodate the fifteen journalists that have now asked to go over now what this all results from as you can imagine is the major conflict that arose from the vote for a dollar a prisoner swap where he was swapped for five taliban members to qatar so there was a lot of tension a lot of interest in this congressional members were not informed that that swap was happening chuck hagel just testified last week saying that the reason that they weren't notified was because there just wasn't enough time there was too much risk and too much uncertainty in order to be able to warn congress that that was happening so congress is very interested in this journalists are very interested in this and a

the clearly theology we mead make improvement is the batteries hemselves. is tremendous improvement. we mead batteries get us the cost down and charging passer make it available everybody. liz: after the life of alan mull lay. you're allowed read the hewlett-packard front and back and calmly have could have peas you hit rerequirement at poured. you're now the urn around buy. does ha call you with another opportunity to urn something around? >> liz, an interesting question. i really am focused on orderly transition of ford. we have a great leader of mark fields. that is one of the best leadership teams. we'll finish the transition and july 2nd after i graduate pro ford, then i will really start thinking about another opportunity to serve. liz: you're sitting home, hypothetical question, two phone lines are ringing. caller i.d. shows jcpenney on one, sears on an another, which one do you answer first? >> i am really looking forward to thinking out after he retire in july. liz: finally for nearly eight years you have had 100,000 plus employees, that you needed

"hln's" robin meade joins us.the former president, some of that not many of us can say. she went sky-diving with george bush for his 85th birthday. robin, he said he had one more jump in him. and i guess he did, right? >> you know what's funny? so we don't have that worry tape yet, but let us show you from five years ago what it looked like. i bet this one looked pretty much the same because he did jump with the same guy. he usually goes tandem with one of the army's golden knights. and this is -- he did it when he was 75. then he did it at 80, 85 and now 90. isn't that amazing? but he did say after this jump that he was going to do it again when he was 90. i'm not going to hold it against him because we had made a pact that if he did it when he was 90, i would get to go. you know, if he was a little forgetful when you're 90, you can be that. you can be forgetful. i got the chance to do this with him -- really i'm not sure exactly why i was chosen to be the only journalist. i think it had a lot to do with the gold

charles: mead johnson what do you think?ted a company with his brother, they had an argument. >> johnson & johnson. that is cool, you start two big giant companies that is wonderful. we love it. arkeep them coming, those are questions we love, and shout out to dennis howard, he thinks that show is wonderful, one of first to email us, he loved our focus in first night on young investors, saying we're on spot. he could not agree with us more. live about dennis, he used his own son, his son never took's computer course, not a go getter in college, now a engineer at adobe. dennis said his son right now has done something that every young man is commissioned to do, take what you have gotten from your mom and dad, and try to surpass it. he struggled early in adulthood but he found his way. i am not giving up. what do you think about that? that was great. >> a great story, a lot of people think if you struggle in school as a kid, you are going to struggle in adult life, my grades were not good, i struggled, you find your way, you f

snow on the western sierras, so we don't get any continued flow into the colorado dumping into lake mead stay positive. >> for the first 30, 40 years of the development of the town you just couldn't conceive of what was ahead. what we had, whatever was the newest thing that was happening was so spectacular and wonderful and oh, my gosh, we reached a new eastern edge, a western, northern edge. the odds are slim to zero that we're going to extend it to yet a further horizon. it was inconceivable. so there's the thing. what does the desert do? it exceeds our ambition. >> in vegas, nothing is permanent. it constantly eats itself, tears down, builds up, expands according to no known or easily understood plan. an organic thing responding to the dark dreams of the american subconscious. come frolic, live like caesar, or make money off those who do. drop a few moist bills in a gas station slot. see the full spectrum of human folly and commit some follies of folly and commit some follies of your own. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com near the scene indicated the victim and killer knew one ano

charles: time for my first vist 78 idea of show, mead johnson, poiseed for dra dramatic growth. give you an investment lesson on top down investing, we bin with a macro view. looking at the world, in a recent earning quarter, company increased sales you can see in asia 9 percent, latin america 21%, and north ame europe 9%. they were shaken down a little bit in china, this number in asia would have been higher, start with the world, the world looks phenomenal, now company specific, edward mead johnson started this company over a hundred years ago, his son ted had a life threatening heart condition, he figured out a way to eat this food, he came up with baby formula. they posted a buck 0 one. and future, company already had top market share, in infant formula in china, mexico, all of latin america. stock at top right now, i don't see real resistance. potential for company, is huge. look at this. latin america birth rate 17%, 12% of kids get baby formula. my target is, 110 bucks, i want to see what our pros think about this one. >> well, you talk to a woman who used a lot of formul

water is an ever more desperate premium as the water levels in the colorado river reservoir at lake meade a model of water efficiency and conservation. main culprit? the all-american lawn. a little square of green. robert kern is water police. he patrols the vegas streets looking for evidence of water violations. >> saw some water in the gutter on both sides. this is not their day. we're in an area where there shouldn't be any watering, yet there's water here. that's what we do, we drive around looking for something like that, to give them a little educational visit. hey, you're not supposed to water today. >> so you don't wrestle them to the ground, cuff them and drag them in? >> no, we do not. although we can go to a fee. >> how much? >> $80. >> $80. >> what about the -- >> then it doubles. 160, 320. >> and it keeps going? >> yeah. >> it seems a losing battle to keep your grass green. do you really need a lawn in the first place? >> well, most everyone that lives here came from the midwest or east coast and it was lush and green, and that's what vegas was 20 years ago. >> it was lush a

because it has two discreet images, oculus was mead for this. >> we send more stimulus to the weak eye to trick the brain into start using it. >> his co-founder showed us to how this brick breaking game with the ball in one eye. your eyes have to lineup. >> i am trying to hit the ball. >> over time he has become a pro at it. but what is more remarkable is the lasting effect some people report long after the headset comes off. >> i was able to gain 3d vision not only in virtual reality, but the real world. >> for me it has become more beautiful and there is a lot more detail. i can see things faster. >> though the game is not out yet, they are looking for people to take part in a university study. >> what a is amazing is 20 million people will be helped by this. >> jonathon bloom, abc7 news. >> it is fascinating. ?ai california may soon require an on demand app like uber and lift to protect riders. a new california public utilities commission proposal filed today would require the companies to have $1 million in liability insurance the entire time the app is open and not just when a rid

and mead's thesis was that putin is, in a sense, rescue us from our own sins, awakening us to our padehavior that we need -- our bad behavior that we need to reform and buck up, start exercising more vigorously, take a much harder stance towards foreign foes. so even though the president obama, whether you think he's a realist or not, he certainly enunciates realist, some realist themes. this is a real you pushback, i think, in washington against the notion of realism in american foreign policy. there's a very explicit denunciation in both kagan's piece and in walter russell mead's piece and by charles krauthammer of the idea that america can, in fact, act more prudently abroad. they would characterize it as cowardice and defeatism. and many of the things that you are talking about in your earlier really date back to the paul wolfowitz document, don't they? in george h.w. administration when he came out and was slapped down for espousing a strategy after the cold war this which the -- in which the the united states would retain hegemony in all parts of the world. it seems to me that t

they meade their midnight deadline they passed a budget. -- they made their midnight deadline they passed a budget. it just passed through. it had a rainy day fund and money for the bullet train. now, the plan will head to brown's desk for his signature. >>> meanwhile, the clock is ticking for muni to make a deal with its drivers. right now, it looks like a midnight deadline will come and go without an agreement. if it happens the existing contract will rollover on july 1st. drivers staged a 3-day sickout over the dispute. no word on if they planned to do it again if there is no deal. >>> a bay area start up is looking centuries into the future to try to find solutions to some of today's biggest problems. >> mark kelly shows us, anyone is welcome to give it a try. >> it is about solving a problem over the course of 500 years. >> one look inside and it looks like a trendy san francisco cocktail lounge. it is much more. >> reporter: in this space, everything has a purpose. >> your environment perfects how you think but more on the conversations. i will take the table, more than glass and me

because it has two discreet images, oculus was mead for this. >> we send more stimulus to the weak eyeick the brain into start using it. >> his co-founder showed us to how this brick breaking game with the ball in one eye. your eyes have to lineup. >> i am trying to hit the ball. >> over time he has become a pro at it. but what is more remarkable is the lasting effect some people report long after the headset comes off. >> i was able to gain 3d vision not only in virtual reality, but the real world. >> for me it has become more beautiful and there is a lot more detail. i can see things faster. >> though the game is not out yet, they are looking for people to take part in a university study. >> what a is amazing is 20 million people will be helped by this. >> jonathon bloom, abc7 news. >> it is fascinating. ?ai california may soon require an on demand app like uber and lift to protect riders. a new california public utilities commission proposal filed today would require the companies to have $1 million in liability insurance the entire time the app is open and not just when a rider is

german researchers found inactivity can put people at significantly higher risk for colon, endo meade tree alan lung cancer. doctors say colon and endometrial cancers linked to watching it. v because people don't usually drink or eat the right foods watching television. so there go. >> all right, also, do you keep electronic devices in your bedroom? researchers say those devices can disrupt sleep cycles by tricking your body in thinking it is daytime, thus stopping it from produce ago hormone that helps you sleep. sleep experts suggest enforcing electronic curfew an hour before bed time. easier said than done, because how many of us check your e-mail? >> and if you are like us, you go to bed during the daytime. >> actually it is daylight out. no tricking the body, it is just happening. >> 5:50, and you new this would eventually happen, right? the story of toronto embattled mayor rob ford about to take center stage. >> from rock hear to -- rock star, to the auditions, we're taking >>> here is a look at today's headlines on cbs-3, fire and home collapse in wilmington, claimed one man's

because it has two discreet images, oculus was mead for this. >> we send more stimulus to the weak eyeo trick the brain into start using it. >> his co-founder showed us to how this brick breaking game with the ball in one eye. your eyes have to lineup. >> i am trying to hit the ball. >> over time he has become a pro at it. but what is more remarkable is the lasting effect some people report long after the headset comes off. >> i was able to gain 3d vision not only in virtual reality, but the real world. >> for me it has become more beautiful and there is a lot more detail. i can see things faster. >> though the game is not out yet, they are looking for people to take part in a university study. >> what a is amazing is 20 million people will be helped by this. >> jonathon bloom, abc7 news. >> it is fascinating. ?ai california may soon require an on demand app like uber and lift to riders. riders. commission proposallic filed today would require the companies to have $1 million in liability insurance the entire time the app is open and not just when a rider is in the car. that change wil

here it is stored in fort meade, maryland. we have a 100 acre parcel of land on that military base where we have designed and constructed some high-tech warehouses to store the materials for the library of congress. you can see here how books are stored. they are stored at 50 degrees fahrenheit and 30% relative humidity. by storing books, i.e. paper, in those environmental conditions, you increase the lifespan of a piece of paper by sixfold. this is important to the library. they have an incredible storage submission to preserve these wonderful things for generations to come, and we as architects and designers and building managers work with them in designing buildings to help them with their preservation mission. we think that's part of our stewardship responsibilities. there are also a number of other buildings at fort meade where we store different products, not paper, but other products for the library. we store many of them just below freezing and acclimatize them. when you order them from the library of congress and we w

actor and meade an tracy morgan has been moved from a hospital to a rehab facility to continue his recovery from a highway crash. morgan was critically injured two weeks ago when his limo was rear-ended by a truck on the new jersey turnpike. a spokesman said today morgan is improving but still has a long way to go. 11-year-old lucy li made history as the youngest golfer ever to qualify for the u.s. women's open. she turned heads when she shot a 78 yesterday. today she did the same but at 16 over par her tournament is over. she did not make the cut. she has some time. in a moment, a book of matches and the photographer who wrote it. "on the road" is next. apples fall, but the apples of your cheeks don't have to. defy gravity. juvÉderm voluma® is the only fda-approved injectable gel to instantly add volume to your cheek area. as you age, cheeks can lose volume. voluma adds volume creating contour and lift for a more youthful profile. for up to two years. temporary side effects include tenderness, swelling, firmness, lumps, bumps, bruising, pain, redness, discoloration and itching. ask your do

. >> reporter: on lake mead in nevada, a father's gift to his son. wakeboarding with a 3-year-old?t the kid's a natural. and cards matter to both sexes. researchers in england wired 15 moms and 15 dads with electrodes and showed them sappy greeting cards. turns out that old idea men are from mars, women are from venus, is from outer space. men are every bit as emotional as women. just ask the guy in the '57 chevy. with your "instant index," i'm david wright. >>> and happy father's day to everyone. >>> coming up next, did you see how one of the greatest movie icons ever emerged and blew away all of the younger stars on the red carpet? do you know the superstar who is our person of the week? stay tuned. cut! [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" crestor lowered bad cholesterol in it's a fact. high-risk patients more than lipitor. bad cholesterol... you're going down! yeah! lowering cholesterol is a big deal, especially if

this is about personalised mead sin. why we did this the mao clinic dove in. they are doing it themselves. dana, a cancer institute in boston announced that they'll go into this. they are trying to do this themselves and, quite frankly, they don't have the ability to do that like this. >>> the costs are huge. >> yes, the costs for google are not the costs that others have, because they have more computational scientists working for them than anybody does. this is - had is not about the medicine at this statement, this is about the computational ability, sorting through the data, making it intelligible and useful. when you are a scientist, you somewhere to come on to their site and do your work like a virtual office, because you can't take it home. you can't take a three or 4 billion piece home. >>> what's in it for google? >> they are sort of showing off the skills that they have. i don't precedent to say what their business piece of it is. but the reality is doing this 3 or four or five years from now, they'll be unique in the world, and people will come from

mead lisa king from cleveland ohio. an elementary school teacher who made a real mean brownie.ved to cleveland where she got married. by daily said taught third grade but by night she and those in her baking hobby. so eventually her business private plans became more full-time job. stock picking out of her kitchen and move to a bigger facility focusing on producing these beautifully packaged brownies. was she did was sold them in baskets, mostly corporations as gifts and incentives. eventually she sold the businesses it is stay at home with a two-year and children. several years later when she got divorced and her kids were teenagers she decided want to get it again. she bought back the business. a little smaller but reopening in 2002, the company has grown into an immense power house. last year made more than 2 million brownies. i eat half of them every year. profits are up. brownie points enjoying national attention. it is on the food network. in supplying treats for the billboard music awards. walk into headquarters and there is lisa at the front desk where were you might im

good moan hearing for the five men accused of planning the nine eleven attacks are to use at fort meade to listen in on the hearing and we'll tell you why the f.b.i. is actions on propose a peace deal with an idea of groups in the eastern part of the country as comes as russia consols gas supplies over ukraine.

it's been an interesting week for those of you who have been reading the mead yafment i would like tohank all of the members of the state credentials committee. from the first district, from the ustin, chuck, from ct ed, , tracy d district naomi , and from the fourth district and karen. i also would like to express my appreciation and gratitude on behalf of the entire committee to yeaens for tax relief who generally provided us all of the lanyrds. if you know anybody who works for itr please express a thank you for them. i would also like to thank sid from i graphics printers in washington who printed all of our name badges. all of the volunteer whose have helped with credentialing at any level, count, district, state. it's a tough job. you all know that. thank you. we cannot do it without you. and finally, john from rpi. john has been amazing. he has been such a wonderful help to all of us at the state convention. and i wanted to publicly thank him. now for the numbers. this is the preliminary credentials report. as of the time of reporting, the first district has 286 seated delegate

he has addresses in camden and runny mead. this is video from what police say are three of his latest targets. he allegedly hit two businesses in washington square and in logan circle between may 6th and june 3rd. if you know where he is, call police. >> police are also looking for this guy. hamilton township police said he smashed into a patrol car in a drunk driving accident. he is wanted for dwi and assault by auto. it happened april 25th on route 40. the officer of the car was seriously injured. if you know where the suspect is, police officers want to hear from you. >>> meanwhile in washington, lawmakers got a chance to grill president obama and his administration about the taliban prisoner swap. >> danielle lee reports the hearing did little to calm tempers or frustrations. >> the assistant secretary called it the administration's last chance to bring home the only u.s. soldier held captive in afghanistan. >> you can question wenc w h fleeting opportunity we might ss. >> the explation did middle for lawmakers. a law that

they are not subject to the same requirements that try to mead the needs of all stay tuneds. we will keep you posted on its progress. nbc 10 news. >> a proposal to require new jersey schools to be equipped with an alarm and lights, an advance in the senate. the bill was introduced after the shooting at sandy hook elementary. it would require all elementary and secondary schools to be equipped with a panic alarm and red engineer lights for emergency situations like an active shooter or lockdown. >> here are the stories making headlines at 5:30. the truck driver charged in this weekend's deadly accident on the bo. a complaint showed the driver had not slept for more than 24 hours before the crash. one person was kill and four others were hurt including tracy morgan who is currently in critical condition. >>> protesters are marching through center city waiting for tom corbett and chris christie to attend a fund-raiser for the reelection campaign. tonight from ten dot's second largest project ever, a major project was supposed to start at 10:00, but delayed in the tomorrow. the f

the clouds have gotten lower now that the rain has pushed through the meade philadelphia region. off in the distance where it's hard to see the horizon is where the heavier rain is pushing away from us. 68 degrees in millville, feels muggy out there. 70 in dover, delaware. as you look at the morning rain when you look at that we'll get into a period of the day where we see clouds mixing with sunny break, in this unstable air mass when the sun starts cooking things up, we'll see the rei ignition of some showers and can't rule out a thunderstorm. this is the 4:00 p.m. view on future tracker. 6:00 p.m. view a thunderstorm is possible. 10:00 p.m. we're looking at this lingering. after 11:00 p.m. it starts to die down. in allentown, 77 degrees, clouds and sun, humid, a thunderstorm can't be ruled out. at the shore it's going to be another one of those days where it's unsettled, clouds and sunny breaks and shower and thunderstorm possible and temperatures on the beach in the 70s probably topping out at about 76. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we're looking at a high of 8

. >>> federal meade yairlts are asking -- mediators are asking septa union to accept the contract. city and suburban services including buses trolleys and subways would still operate. >> i know you feel like the rain will never end, if you plan to take dad out to a ballgame for go to the gary pappa it's going to be all right. >> reporter: right. storm tracker 6 live double scan we've got a little bit of rain left over where else new during the workweek, right. as we go in tighter central portion of the region center city philadelphia in and out of heavier cells looks like the last one is getting ready to push into areas of northeast philadelphia parts of the northeast already seeing that and then we've got other trailing stuff heading into medford lakes and parts of northern camden county and clipping some of burlington county. if we go up to the north, i guess i got to let this glide through one more time, there we go. we still have steadier more pronounced rain pushing into allentown and easton and bethlehem splitting the difference with quakertown in the middle with a couple of

it is classified but it is out in mead rah to be certain that -- media to be certain this investigations have been conducted on his actions whes we destarted that base, it was a temporary base not a permanent one. facts is he left his weapon behip, hibehind, and his equipms vest, he had no intentions of running that is deserting your post in a combat zone that is what that definition is. and there is testimony to that fact. what is not established is is his motivation, through debriefings we could find that out, skilled interrogators will determine whether sergeant bergdahl clap rate collaborateeh enemy beyond what snowstormly accepted when -- beyond what is normally accepted when you are in captive tie. if he did desert his post he should lose rank that we promoteed him, to he should receive a bad conduct or dishonorable dischange from military. there is precedent, charles jenkins defected to north korea, deserted his post in 1965, fearing going to war in vietnam, he did not turn up until 2004. he was court-martialed, confineed for 30 days and received a dishonorable dischange, and lost

it takes one hour and a half to drive down from fort meade. we normally manage to do it in 25 minutes. i apologize for keeping you waiting. there are two hats that i wear. both is the cyber command and the director of the nsa. first and foremost, cyber security is something that is found in creation -- is found increasingly in the world we live in. your failure to do so successfully has the potential to directly impact your ability to execute your mission, your corporation's reputation. we're seeing that play out over the last several months in the corporate sector. i try to tell business seniors seniors, youlitary have to own the problem. you can't say to chief technical or informational side this is your problem. it is not something that i need to focus on. i have the same dialogue with senior operational commanders in the department. i try to make the point, this is just not your i.t. and your computer people. you have to own this problem as a leader. you have to drive the change that inculcates this into our culture. we have to consider th

it has meade ochre reviews. and another is amy pollard's brother has a comity show about a -- comedy show about a guy marrying someone from sweden. we'll see if n.b.c. can get its moo back. >> we have to speak about ruby d, kennedy center honorary, she had a grammy and emmy and passed away. in 2008, as denzel washington's mother in "american gangster", with her husband, aussie davis, she won life-time achievement awards from the national civil rights museum. she was a star on so many kifferent levels. not in front of an audience, but as a civil rites act visit giving a stirring speech at a march on washington before martin luther king's "i have a dream" speech. it's a remarkable centuriary. this is someone in her teens when the depression hit. so men of her friend she saw cut down in the prime of their life. with aussie davis, they were a team together, outspoken and she did all the indelible performances, "raisin in the sun", and the "jackie robinson story." >>> across the border, a talented woman. it's a big l

it will if the left meade why picks up on this and runs with it. neil: they already are. >> they want any reason they can. >> and they should. >> to go after him on the right. did he misspeak? we hope he did. if he didn't, that's a whole other issue. >> likened homosexuality to alcoholism. i think that is a real denigration of a whole portion of americans who should be here for the votes. neil: nixon famously told david frost i gave my enemies a sword and they stuck it in him. when you have a crowded potential field of contenders, doesn't take much for those other contenders and the media to check you off, right? >> especially about a topic this hot. you got to be really careful what you say about homosexuality, and this is going to bite him. you can't say, you know, rick perry reminds me of joe biden. he's fun to watch because you don't know what's going to come out of his mouth next. this is going to hurt him forever. >> his position should be about individuals, neil, that should be the governing principle of the republican party, not the other s

why it could mean a shift in what films get mead. -- get maid. >> is the recent surge in heroin use in the u.s. partially due to the spread of legalized marijuana in the united nations. groups are moving away from marijuana, a cash crop and turning to heroin. join us from the wood roe wilson center, and the author of "the drug war in mexico confronting a shared threat", david, good to see you. marijuana advocates argued league at pot that would harm the cartels would be right, marijuana dropped from $100 to about $25 over the last five years. the problem is this is having unintended consequences. >> yes, the cartels are hungry. they are looking for other sources of revenue, sending more of other products, particularly heroin to the united states. they are also doing things like kidnapping and extortion as we found in a report. those rates have gone up tremendously. it has a huge effect on ordinary people in mexico. >> they are diversifying. we have seen heroin use in the united states jump 80% between 2006, 2012. border authorities seized a record 21, 162 kilos of heroin, up from 367 i

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walter russell mead joins us to discuss. let me read that line. gravest threat to u.s. and world stability since the end of the cold war. that conjures up a lot of emotion, walter. why do you believe that's where we're@? >> if you look at isis, it has at least 12,000 organized fighter. this victory, e string of victories it had, capture of so much of northern iraq, capture of huge stores of arms and money, will make it a magnet for disaffected young people all over the world. i think you will see this group continuing to grow. they're developing very, very, power if you recall abilities to train people, to, a lot of their fighters have u.s. or european passports. so it will be much harder to protect us at home. jenna: one of the things you touch on, it is not just about this group. there is something going on in the world today, specifically with the united states and our foreign policy that is allowing this geopolitical upheaval to take place. what is it? >> if you again look at just the syria war, president obama, and i think, rightly, has wanted to keep u.s. involvem

official gary meade -- quote -- "if you're getting $90,000 a year or $50,000 a year -- 90,000 a year or 50,000 a year or 25,000 a year and you only eliminate 1,200, you are not eliminating the backlog." close quote. additionally, those illegally here have taken advantage of an asylum system that is easily open to abuse and that the administration has sought to widen rather than narrow. this asylum question is very serious. house judiciary committee chairman goodlatte stated recently -- quote -- "many of the children, teenagers and adults arriving at the border, are able to game our asylum and immigration laws because the obama administration has severely weakened them, and many thousands have already been released into the interior of the united states. what does president obama plan to do with those who have already been here released from custody? close quote. that's a good question. so we have a situation now where illegally immigrants seek out and turn themselves into the border patrol officers. they come across the border and go straight to them and turn themselves in. this is a

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