joining me now, merrick bob from the police assessment resource center. welcome.n number one, if you were ferguson police, why not release this information, day one? >> that's a very good question, and i think it should be released day one. i think that the best police chiefs in the country, the wisest ones, recognize that as much information as possible needs to be put out as early as possible. and i would advise that the informs that was at hand and the information that's coming out in dribs and drabs would have been much better off released early and often. >> i know that, you know, police chief stood there this morning, only said x, y and z and then released this -- these pages and pages of documents to members of the media, to almost put the dots together themselves. i understand from the st. louis county prosecutor that they haven't wanted to release much more information, just because they don't want to taint witness testimony down the road. can you help us understand that from a police perspective? >> well, from a police perspective, you certainly want to

we belong to the merrick and people. that is what the funding goes for. host: let's get our viewers involved. new hampshire, republican caller. caller: very nice. atden was perfectly correct that time going on in all, it was an affirmative action. we have a complete record of day-to-day of every day that came and went through the corporations and the library of congress. there is a copy of every thing that happened on that radio show every day. just check in the library of congress records and you will come up with the exact show. it is perfect. thank you. host: so you think it is a good thing? the corporation for public broadcasting is a good thing? caller: certainly. we're still alive, aren't we, in a plutonium age? host: what do you make of that? guest: americans always have an opinion about everything. in the case of public media, the andic -- republicans democrats support as wholeheartedly. for the 11th consecutive year, pbs has been voted, judged, pulled most trustworthy organization second only to the military. of newsstworthy source and informatio

two thousand and two went to afghanistan to fight on the side of the taliban against i assume that merrick and forces what made you change your mind look this is the whole world of experience is being worn out one by me by going over there and coming back and you know being involved and working with individuals up you know about the idea of going there what works for me what helped me and i think it's a it's a blessing that i was where i was i was sent from god is that. going there and looking at the hypocrisy looking at the double standards and looking at the atrocities committed by you know a guy that and the taliban you know when we talk about innocent women and children being killed by western powers we also got to look at look example would be isis that killing thousands of innocent women and children and this is exactly what happened to me when i was faced with the taliban of a guy that they have no regard for human life this is one thing that might religion does not allow this is one thing but i'm going to be even more and luckily i managed to come back i am confident that young men

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of the things that is lack in the vacuum in iraq is also the partnership that was established when merrick spent more than a decade in iraq with the sunni tribes. the maliki government had isolated and marginalized them to the extent that now they became part of the terrorist network that is posing a great threat today. >> frahana stand by, i want to carry on our conversation further. the biggest concerned how this group having a convention will affect. bisi onile-ere has more. >> reporter: many people have been talking out against the islamic state and what it stands for. there's a shared feeling the islamic state does not represent the majority of muslims. a lot of people here saying this group is unjust and inhumane. this group is attracting thousands of muslims from across the country here to detroit and a lot of them have strong opinions about i.s.i.s. the u.s. recently identified nearly dozen americans who have joined rebel forces in syria. i have the opportunity to speak to oan organizer -- to an organizer here about a troubling report and efforts to combat recruiting. >> i home tha

probably a military can bomb some of their base but it will be difficult to, underground, i don't think merrick has the intention to do -- america has the sphwoangs do so -- the intention to do so. >> why do you think they moved out of certain areas? >> probably a pull the puzzle te people. maybe the kurdish forces i don't know for the kurd presence made sure that i.s.i.s, that i.s.i.s. not be in the kurdish region but obviously he was wrong. >> we know what the u.s. response has been and they've responded to some degree. what do you think they ought to be doing and do you think it's likely to happen. >> i believe first of all they have to bring peace to iraq, because there are thousands of people displaced around iraq and thousands are under threat. first of all, it will be very difficult to do anything politically unless you bring peace and maybe the military action is one way of doing that. but probably it will -- if it had been better for eu to get involved because of its relationship and closer to iraq, but what what base is going to do that it won't be easy. >> thank you so much indeed fo

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when you make an assessment that the national merrick and interest is at stake, you have got to make that with the american public. >> senator warner. >> i think he got it right. if you break it, you own it. >> i'm here to help. [laughter] >> i think that is a lesson. when america national security interest is at stake, you have to be prepared to intervene. it is an enormously interconnected world. there is military and economics. i think the american people are weary. paying for defense not on for america, but for the whole world. basically our navy that protects the whole world. i'm very disappointed and think we need a more aggressive and bipartisan approach to allies around the world. they need to step up as well. we need to do this both domestically and our allies to step up as well. >> final two questions. first to senator warner did the u.s. military, we have been talking about it, but this is a question on sexual assault. the marine corps says women victims often don't come forward because "they don't trust us, they don't trust the command." you voted to leave prosecutions as

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so consequently, it is always good for policy merricks to know what somebody -- policymakers to know what somebody else's agenda is. >> my understanding is that spying was not a very gentlemanly thing to do in the 18th century, and what's interesting about nathan hale is he was a gentleman. and i believe that his friends tried to talk him out of taking on this mission, because it wasn't a very gentlemanly thing, to be a spy. and i wondered if you might talk about that a little bit and if george washington had any feelings about that. >> he did. that's a very good point. the first individual selected by colonel nolton and the rangers which the army claims to be the first military intelligence group which is the reason that their insignia has 1775 on it, that was the group that washington asked to select someone to go behind the enemy lines in new york. the first individual that nolton wanted to do this job refused for exactly the reason he said. he said, no, i'm a gentleman. and you're right, many of hale's friends did try to talk him out of accepting it, because it was not considered

another american -- another merrick as possible, and we are building it. would dream of an america where we can be educated without crippling debt. we dream of an america where family stay together regardless of their status, where educational institutions build a school to power pipeline. would dream of a true democracy that represents us, where we have the safety to pursue our dreams. we need to know, what side are you on? it's not enough to celebrate the 50th anniversary of freedom summer. we have to use the precious gift they gave us to take the power away from those who are still trying to silence us. i'm on the freedom side. what side are you on? our livesa fight for and the very survival of our communities. for too long, our government has denied people of color the basic freedoms of liberty and life that are the very foundation of this country. i'm on the freedom side. what side are you on? half a century after the brave men and women risk of bodies and lives in freedom, america still blacklittle regard for and brown youth. if you're ready to be on

but right now, you have to reengage with congress and the merrick and people. the american people. it is critical you do so. >> senator conrad, thank you for joining us. former senator kent conrad and peter cook the latest numbers from the congressional budget office, deficit is shrinking but the long-term outlook remains quite dim. >> coming up, likely to be the before alibaba before next month's roadshow. we will be breaking it down. >> finding the perfect match isn't just for single senate more. mergeies with an urge to can do it online, too. ♪ >> you are watching "market makers." alibaba, the chinese e-commerce company, set to ipo in the u.s. in weeks released its latest financial results this morning and they appeared to be good. appearances can be deceiving, especially when it comes to chinese reporting. cory johnson has more for us from san francisco. its profit ining the most recent quarter almost tripled. did it yet though -- did it? is a difficult filing to get through. a lot of the results reported in rmb, they even have monthly calculations of the currency translations.

we belong to the merrick and people. that is what the funding goes for.host: let's get our viewers involved. new hampshire, republican caller. caller: very nice. atden was perfectly correct that time going on in all, it was an affirmative action. we have a complete record of day-to-day of every day that came and went through the corporations and the library of congress. there is a copy of every thing that happened on that radio show every day. just check in the library of congress records and you will come up with the exact show. it is perfect. thank you. host: so you think it is a good thing? the corporation for public broadcasting is a good thing? caller: certainly. we're still alive, aren't we, in a plutonium age? host: what do you make of that? guest: americans always have an opinion about everything. in the case of public media, the andic -- republicans democrats support as wholeheartedly. for the 11th consecutive year, pbs has been voted, judged, pulled most trustworthy organization second only to the military. of newsstworthy source and information

. >> merrick i spent $800 billion in iraq. do you anticipate asking progress for additional funds? >> we are currently operating within budget constraints that we already have. we will have to evaluate what happens over time. we have a lot of assets in the region. we anticipate when we make our preliminary budgets that there may be things that come up that requires us to engage. right now at least, we are ok. if and when we need additional dollars to make sure that american personnel and facilities are protected, we will make that request. right now, that is not our primary concern. >> you have any second thoughts about owing all ground troops -- pulling all ground troops out of iraq? does it give you pause about doing the same thing in afghanistan? >> what i find interesting is the degree to which this issue keeps coming up as if this was my decision. under the previous administration, we had turned over the country to a sovereign and democratically elected iraqi government. in order for us to maintain troops in iraq, we needed the invitation of the iraqi government, and we needed

important to the safety of the united states of america, those things are not often evident to the merrick and people, but people are going to have some confidence that the administration and our national security professionals and law enforcement professionals are very vigilant about the threat that we face in this regard. knowe we confident that we all of the americans that have gone to. to fight, and we are we confident we know they're still there and not here? >> i cannot offer an assessment about the depth of our relates toe as it this specific question. i can tell you this is a challenge that our national security apparatus and intelligence apparatus is focused on, and it is why we are working closely with our part ners around the world to mitigate this threat. >> in june there were 350 for unaccompanied minors coming across the border in the united states, from central america. the latest figures that are for august, the count has come down to 104 a day. is the crisis of unaccompanied minors over on the border right now? w, but we have seen these numbers to be very follicle, and are

we know that another american -- another merrick as possible, and we are building it. would dream of an america where we can be educated without crippling debt. we dream of an america where family stay together regardless of their status, where educational institutions build a school to power pipeline. would dream of a true democracy that represents us, where we have the safety to pursue our dreams. we need to know, what side are you on? it's not enough to celebrate the 50th anniversary of freedom summer. we have to use the precious gift they gave us to take the power away from those who are still trying to silence us. i'm on the freedom side. what side are you on? we are in a fight for our lives and the very survival of our communities. for too long, our government has denied people of color the basic freedoms of liberty and life that are the very foundation of this country. i'm on the freedom side. what side are you on? half a century after the brave men and women risk of bodies and lives in freedom, america still holds little regard for black and brown youth. if you

thatyou make an assessment the national merrick and interest is at stake, you have got to make that with the american public. >> senator warner. >> i think he got it right. if you break it, you own it. >> i'm here to help. [laughter] i think that is a lesson. when america national security interest is at stake, you have to be prepared to intervene. it is an enormously interconnected world. there is military and economics. i think the american people are weary. paying for defense not on for america, but for the whole world. basically our navy that protects the whole world. i'm very disappointed and think we need a more aggressive and bipartisan approach to allies around the world. .hey need to step up as well this both do domestically and our allies to step up as well. >> final two questions. did the senator warner u.s. military, we have been talking about it, but this is a question on sexual assault. says womencorps victims often don't come forward because "they don't trust us, they don't trust the command." you voted to leave prosecutions as they are within the chain of command. so as n