steve, i add mich what have you done. you -- admire for what you have done, fighting for economic freedom. but on some social issues, i think you are big brother. >> that is what my daughters say. john: you are supposed to be an authority to your kids that is different. but, you don't' me to have the right to kill myself if i am old and sick? you don't think that people should have a right to assisted suicide. >> doctors are supposeded to save lives not kill lives. >> is that a police state too, it is my life. >> how about -- how about. john: illegal drugs, my body, condition i take what i want? >> with the liquor have you certain ages, and certain rules. because, certain ages you may not make the right decision. >decision. john: age 21 i can have heroin? >> no, because heroin is one of those drugs that when you take it, it is unmerciful. smoking, booze, you take it you can usely get over it girlfriends you usually get over them, but the heroin, is an easily addictive drug, real rules are needed. john: do you agree rules

lou: thank you mich. >> former own justice attorney will join us later in the broadcast with his thoughts on why his former boss is seemingly incapable of conducting a fair investigation. turning to israel, and the conflict in gaza. which raininged on today. israeli prime minister netanyahu, vowing to tennis really'ing to continue is --? comments a day after talks in egypt collapsed. palestinian terrorists have fireed rock into the israel over the last 24 hours. israel retaliateing with airstrikes against hamas positions in gaza, including the home of hamas' military chief. there are conflicting reports on whether he was killed in the attack. israeli intelligence sources tell fox news he was killed, a hamas spokesman cid h said he sd but his wife and child were killed. lou: turning to worst ebola outbreak, and the death toll that continues to rise, 1350 people have died from ebola in west africa. most of those deaths occurring in liberia ufollowed by guinea, sierra leone, and 4 deaths in nigeria, no confirmed cases of oh, bolsa outside of -- ebola outside these 4 countries, officials in c

robbing and beating drug suspects have a court hearing today, accused ring leader thomliciardello and michhave a hearing today. other officers accused in the case were granted bail, brian reynolds, linwood norman, perry betts and john speiser. prosecutors wanted all six indicted officers in custody while awaiting trial. they fear witnesses will be threatened. >>> attorneys for two men plan to release a security video showing alleged attacks by security guards at hair rawrrah atlantic city. another lawsuit was filed by a north jersey man in connection with the security video. the man claims he was beaten by security guards after being asked to leave the casino floor. >>> with just a few weeks left to live, one northeast philadelphia veteran received an honor more than 60 years in the making. this is 82-year-old william ron arpeni. he finally received a purple heart following a ceremony. he declined the award the at time because he said he didn't want his mom to worry about his injuries. decades laterer he proudly accepted. >> i feel pretty good. i'd like to stick my chest out all over the p

. >> host: janice in lansing, mich. independent caller. >> caller: i watch every day but i tuned in late so i am not sure if you already discussed this. i am 70. i have lived in usda rural housing. their rent was $485 and the company that owned 1,000 apartments in the state gets a subsidy from the federal government for the retail was $735 for one bed room. so they get the difference and we still don't understand why these corporations in housing carmaking millions and millions of dollars from the federal government which is the federal government expense to the people. in a $525y, i live apartment that is small and it is not subsidized. it is nice. i just think it is for the big corporations to get rich, myself. thank you for everything. i do see a need for more housing projects to be built for seniors. host: do you see that need coming, more housing bill for seniors? affordable housing? guest: absolutely. what kinds of forms there should be. , staying in place has addition to the conversation. innovativet means and i

the cop tam nation left 400,000 in ohio and mich -- contamination left 400,000 in ohio and michigan without clean tap water for two days. >> police are trying to find out who burglar aced the home of rosa park. the entire complex was gutted where she was living where she was arrested for refusing to give up her seat on a bus for a white people. vandals tore out copper wiring and fixtures, but left the tournament untouched. >> in utah, a champion assumo wrestler is the heaviest man. >> okay. >> to cross the lake and back. kelly said she did the 14 mile, 15 hour swim to show anyone can accomplish great things. >> i'm a living example. look at this. you know. i'm 430 pounds. but here i am swimming and running marathons. i think i may have bit off more than i can chew this time. once you are packed into a corner, you have to fight like a dragon. >> he's an idaho native and a 5-time assumo wrestler, and is the heaviest man to finish a marathon. the next challenge is swim across the english channel. 21 mules. >> look at that man. that's a lot of man. he's my hero if he can do it. you can accompli

. >> miche isn't the first man to fall to that ship.t was william francis gibbs who launched idea in 1916. and then spent almost 40 years working to build the ship. susan gibbs is his granddaughter. >> i am particularly fond of this picture because it shows my grandfather gazing at the moment of the ship's launch. >> the moment when william gibbs' ship superseded the story of that other luxury ocean liner. >> there is the inevitable comparison to the titanic. it's from the same time. >> yes, well, our ship is the most famous ship that didn't sink. >> in her memories, gibbs' grandfather was a reserved, dry figure. he died when she was only five. but in combing through his old letters, susan gibbs found her grandfather was a man determined to build a ship, he fast h fast, stronger and safer than any other. even banning the use of any wood on the ship to prevent fire. >> the catastrophe of the titanic, as well as other vessels motivated my grandfather, he like to say with respect to the second degre s.sd states, you can't set her on fire,

earlier this week from mich to new yor >>> floodwaters are finally receding in many places across the., they are finally drying out. record rain fell this week from michigan to new york and boston. in detroit, rain and mud close the stretches of major freeways. michigan's governor issued a disaster declaration for the city. at least four people were killed in all this tough weather. >>> cupertino-based apple says it will no longer use two potentially hazardous chemicals in the make of iphones and ipads. the company announcing yesterday it's making the move to protect factory workers. it comes after two activist groups launched a petition calling on apple to abandon the chemicals. the groups claim one chemical can cause leukemia if not handled properly. and the other has been linked to nerve damage. >>> it is 6:14. the time has come, the big sendoff to candlestick park tonight with none other than the legend himself paul mccartney. anne makovec is there live with a preview. >> it's sad, isn't it? i get kind of nostalgic. fans are very pumped up after this message from mccartney himself

you have a special opportunity here today with raiko and miche, it's a gift they give to you and alls, to take and do something with, i encourage you to listen to their stories and take the lessons and the next steps. because this is not only my future, but it's very definitely your future and the future of all of your friends and colleagues and families. thank you all very much for being here this morning . [ applause ] >> hello, everybody, i'm from hiroshima. it's been 69 years since this happened, the first new atomic bomb was dropped. i was a child at that time and i'm here to tell you what i experienced on that day as a chi child. on august 6th, 1945, the atomic bomb was dropped on hiroshima. by the year before that, in 1944, the citizens had been living a very hard life, severe li life. there was hardly any food, and even our clothing were rationed to us with tickets. and because of all of the air raids in tokyo, and hearing about this, and also knowing that all the u.s. bombers flying above our skies, we were ordered to flatten the land, flatten all the buildings, and it was u

red or yellow tag for telling a visit by those inspectors month >> : even though the barber shop michingure everything's all right once again of the fruit wait to see straight up to look too good to man short off glass everywhere >> : in this historic mare island home to many brick structures >> : the museum also the yellow tag so falling bricks and virtually every one of the officers mansions here on the historical mutt street lost a chimney or to all the surrounded now by caution tape which regained and inspect repair some damage >> : is so much history on the street are breaking the seal that write-off town of people in and rebuild the once stronger >> : back live here is a noble lord carolina st. a lot of activity as the bell tower first baptist church that they are word could come down here literally at any time a particular at one of the larger aftershocks plans were to the night and go to the property of their working all danger for anyone who happens to be walking by the area here >> : first baptist church one of 10 buildings the red tag here 39 of them yellow tags >> : live in a

. >> travers city, mich. a nice vacation spot.hink there are a lot of other things to do in michigan on a summer weekend. i think these people are choosing to spend their money on a big game, and -- >> they get the same attendance if it was held -- >> on a sunday afternoon in the nfl season? it would be a little harder television why is. people probably wouldn't tune in like that but why measure yourself against the nfl? stuart: mary wrong yet again. welcome back, great to see you. you just -- how many viewers in michigan, for have an's a? >> i'm sure we will hear from them. stuart: is there nothing better to do in michigan? >> you can go fishing but if you want to watch sports. stuart: you want to run off the set. thanks, the national labor relations board issuing an opinion that could have devastating effects for parent companies of franchisee companies. we have the labor lawyer on next to break it all down for us. many of my patients still clean their dentures with toothpaste. but they have to use special care in keeping the de

police say last night's protests were miche quieter than the past several days. >> attorney general eric holder arriving today and an open letter promising a full, fair and independent investigation into michael brown's death. >> today, a st. louis county grand jury is expected to begin hearing testimony in the case. >> michael brown's family will hold his funeral monday. >> we are live in ferguson. what was different about last night's protest? >> good morning. to quote a police official, what a different dynamic and certainly a welcome one here in ferguson. the crowds were smaller. there were no shootings, no molotov cocktails thrown. police think that the turning point was the result of a cohesive sort of show of unity between law enforcement, community members and clergy. police infiltrated the crowd and quickly made arrests once trouble did begin. our crews told us that law enforcement officials were trying to make it very difficult to get into ferguson, checking cars, trying to ensure only people who lived in the vicinity were allowed to come into this area last night. >> hands up,

let's get the headlines from mich. >>> the world health organization holds a meeting on the ebola outbreakl meet to discuss experimental treatments used the fight the virus. two american workers with the disease have responded well to an experimental medicine never before tested on humans. the panel will explore who will get the limited amount of drugs that are available. >>> a drive-by shooting in new orleans lower ninth ward killed two teenagers, injured five others. among the critically wounded a 2-year-old and a 4-year-old boy. according to the times picayune, relatives say one of the boys was shot in the head. witnesses say the gunmen fired from a late model dark sedan, possibly a honda accord, and sped off. they're asking for help in finding the shooters. >>> this roller coaster came to a complete stop near the tippy top of the 79-foot-tall peak. 24 riders left hanging. it took four hours to get them off the joker's jinx roller coaster. the theme park says it does not know what made the ride stall. the ride apparently has a computerized safety system that can make it stop. the good n