>> mike white came across an unlocked ambulance and got video of himself checking it out. >> [ bleep we got up in here. >> lots of electronics, very expensive ambulance. >> we can assume the ambulance is responding to a call. you can hear sirens in the background so they're probably there for business. >> perhaps. >> ain't nobody back there. >> frank says well i could just take this ambulance. >> i'll sell this [ bleep ], taking this [ bleep ] around the block. >> what's frank decide to do? >> i hope he decides to do the right thing because this is horrible if he chooses to take this thing for a spin. >> i'm going to let him keep it this time. >> restores my faith in humanity. this could be there for someone's life or death emergency possibility and if he took it for a joy ride that could cost someone their life. >> frank posted this on his facebook page and says he was on his way to the casino and that's why he didn't pull this off at the time. we reached out to st. francis hospital in wilmington delaware they weren't aware of the video, had no idea this happened and were appreciati

mike viqueria is live for us at the white house. ke there you have it some strong words from the president on the issue of racism in this country. >> reporter: tony, you're absolutely right. even given is fact we're talking about the first african american president of the united states, and given fact how far the nation has come or not come, it is still shocking to hear the president of the united states or 9/11 for that matter use the n word, something verboten, as the president said, understating in polite society it is not proper to use the word to say the least. josh earnest said the president did not head into that podcast remember this is an individual who does this podcast out of his garage in northern california. the president was out there raising money for democrats over the course of thursday, friday and parts of saturday. a podcast called wtf and a discussion a very lengthy discussion turned towards race relations, turned towards race relations in the wake of what was apparently a race-related shooting of the churn membe

senior white house reporter mike viqueria has more. >> the question is who did it? multiple reports say china and while the white house won't point the finger in public it is not disputing those reports either. >> when it comes to china you all know that the president has

mike viqueira joining us from the white house, mike any reaction yet from the white house? >> i would think they would say that it is the president's most significant domestic achievement of the 2.5 terms he has served so far here at the white house. part of the context is what would have happened if the court ruled the other way. there would have been 6.4 million people who would have lost their ability to pay their insurance premiums. the whole law is predicated on the idea that healthy people pay their premiums that are part of this insurance pool so everybody's premiums can come down, and as david pointed out, the rise in the cost of health care, that curve has been lowered somewhat since obamacare was instituted. so it would have really thrown a monkey wrench in to the entire actuarial table if you will. and it would have forced more lower income people into unpaid care. they would have been back at the emergency room. this is one of the goals of the affordable care act, was to get people to stop going to the emergency room for their doctor and that would have presumab

white house. our senior washington correspondent mike viqueira joins us live from the white house. what would you say was the biggest take away from this delayed meeting with the president and the brazilian president. >> and you are right, it was delayed. dilma rousseff snubbed president obama for all intents and purpose - rather obvious really - two years ago when she declined a coveted state visit. she declined to come cancelled at the last minute. over the fall not only of her personally but throughout brazilian society. that is water under the bridge. there was tough talk on iran. i'm taken by the two leaders at this snapshot in time. dilma rousseff came to the united states looking for help. she spent time with fantastic interests in wall street looking for investment in her country, she has a 10% approval rating, she is beleaguered, you heard her answer questions about the n.s.a. controversy, and speaking of scandal now, and crisis in brazilian society, a scandal engulfing the oil company in which she is serving as the board of directors, and the last question from the brazil

mike. okay. earlier in the show we talked about rachel dolezal. a whiteing to be black. okay, i have to ask you. what do you think was going through her mind. robin, explain to me. >> think what was going through her mind. i want to be black. i hate my family. being black looks cool. >> larry: you think there was a hatred thing there? >> her family? >> yes. >> for sure. her family out her. >> all white kids hate their families. >> do they hate them that much? >> her parents hated her too. larry: there are definitely issues there. >> they showed up in the white shaw, white shaw. they didn't claim cherokee indan or anything. we are white. we are german. i am german. >> let's see -- wouldn't you rather be black than german? [laughing] >> oh -- larry: i think it depends on the time period. [laughing] >> 2015. larry: i don't like how plaque is the bad thing. like, you know i'm rebelling and i'm going to be a bad thick called black. >> what is interesting enough i was in germany last year. we had a driver who was obviously a mixed kid me. and my wife. >> larry:

mike viqueira is outside the white house. the president is holding firm on his position on the iran talks. >> that's right. the president is forthright about that. if anyone back in april when the interim agreement was reached had the hope that this was the end of the heavy lifting, that this would be a formality around the next deadline for a final agreement on june 20th that does not appear to be the case. the deadline exedtended. it will be july 7th. secretary of state john kerry has been in vienna talking with international partners. his counterpart, the foreign minister mohammad javad zarif flew back to tehran at one point to consult there. he's expected back at the negotiating table. the critics, meanwhile, pounced on the latest delay saying that president obama wants this too much he's willing to give up too much for the sake of a deal over iran for the sake of president obama's legacy. he went to every effort to take a tough line sayingee davis cupped trust rain and that this -- saying that he doesn't trust iran. let

i want to go to mike viqueira who is live outside of the white house. usly a huge victory for the administration. when do we expect to hear from president obama? >> reporter: very shortly. we would have heard from him win or lose. you heard lisa say there was a huge cheer on the steps of the supreme court, i think you could actually hear a sigh of relief coming from the west wing but undoubtedly there were several of them. the president had expressed confidence in this case but felt like it never should have been taken up by the supreme court at all. and justice roberts leads the majority of those who uphold this key provision within the affordable care act, 6.4 million people would have lost their subsidies, and at least in the short-term lost the ability to pay premiums. it would have been a disaster for obamacare, the president's signature achievement, and you are right. we will hear from the president today. >> all right. we'll check back in with you when the president comes out. i want to bring in david who has been covering the aca extensively at t

mike viqueira live for us at the white house.e following the latest develops on the shooting in charleston, south carolina. stay with us for more. we'll be right back. >> my name is imran garda i am the host of third rail and you can find it on al jazeera america >>> welcome back. we are following breaking news out of the carolinas. north carolina carolina authorities, the sheriff of cleveland county in north carolina is saying that they do have in custody the suspect in the shooting dylann roof 21 years old is in custody. authorities believe he is the one who opened fire at a church killing nine con gra grants. libby, i understand there is going to be a prayer held. >> the senator of south carolina is going to gather members for a prayer circle outside of the building here. but it has certainly been talked about today. we have heard members of congress reference it. the chaplain very black, gave an opening prayer which he has does and he ended that by saying that certainly people are praying for comfort for the families in. so w

. >> lisa hall was a bar tender at the five oaks on the night mike sakara was murdered. lisa said a white male came into the bar and sat next to mike. she had never seen the man before. >> i assumed he knew michael because why would he, when there's empty seats, sit right next to him. i made the man a scotch and water, and michael said, lisa, this is so-and-so. he's a nurse at st. vincent's. >> when she left the bar, michael and this man were still there. no one saw the two men leave the bar together. >> the detectives asked me for a name. i said it was like john or mark. a very common name. but i didn't really remember a name. i remembered a face. >> so investigators created a composite sketch based on lisa's description. but even lisa knew finding him wouldn't be easy. female announcer: want your best rest ever? then don't miss sleep train's best rest event. you'll find sleep train's very best mattresses at the guaranteed lowest price. plus, pay no interest for three years on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. and rest even better with sleep train's r

mike. >> red white and blue. >> all american. >> boom. >> red white and blue, we will bring back fox 29, i will not touch it because we will make sure we will have to sell these later on. it will be a hot seller mike and alex, back to you. >> that will be pulled personally from bob killie markup the price. >> darn right. >> great that it is red white and blue and do it for fifa world cup. >> fourth of july. >> yes. >> you better believe it. >> 6:20. many families will be heading down the shore just as soon as kid get down the shore. >> the school, yeah another week everybody should be out but what would you say if i told you local lawmakers are considering changing the school day itself. >> so bill moving through state legislator would have the education department setting the benefits and issues involved with starting the school day for middle and high school student later in the morning. assembly is set to vote. senate passed same measure in september. >> they say if kid sleep more they do better in school. >> they are more productive. >> but they have to go to the bed at the same time

. >> michael shure from los angeles, and our other michael, mike viqueira our white house correspondent, thank you, gentlemen. >>> while the president was speaking, the supreme court handed down a ruling. we'll be right back to give you the latest details on that. >> we were drugged water boarded, dogs they throw at you the whole book. >> one of the youngest ever held at guantanamo bay >> a guy would go for a few days you'd hear screaming he would come back a destroyed person you can only imagine what happened to him... >> accused of killing an american soldier at 15... >> i >> a new decision released by the supreme court. the court voted 6-3 to strike down a law that let's american citizens born in jerusalem list israel as the place of birth on their passport. let's go to libby casey live in washington. libby, good morning. tell us more about this decision and who it affects. >> stephanie basically for a little boy and other people coming after him who have dual assists their passport will say jerusalem and not israel. that's been a long-standing policy of the u.s. state department. wh

a few days later i got a call from the white house. mike lieber. he said i have good and bad news. he said the premier of china had dinner with the president ronald regan in the white house. i said, well he had to eat somewhere. what's the bad news? the premier said the highlight of his visit to the united states was san francisco. we hear that all the time and now mayor lee has been so wonderful to participate with all. we have 88 council generals. we fly their flag on their national day and very proud to have their constituents here and mayor lee has met with the president of france, the mayor of paris, our sister city. this week on thursday you will meet with the british ambassador and this week the lord mayor. we are working on calling you the lord mayor. and then we'll have all of the mayors which you started here on the 19th. there will be several hundred mayors for the big event here. we have wonderful light show. and a week later the secretary general of the united nations and celebration of the signing of the united nations and people from far away. how about the celebratio

senior white house reporter mike viqueria has more. >> the question is who did it? multiple reports say china and while the white house won't point the finger in public it is not disputing those reports either. >> when it comes to china you all know that the president has frequently including in every single meeting that he's conducted with the current chinese president raised china's activities in cyber space as a significant source of concern. >> reporter: the government is scrambling to figure out what and how much data was exposed. the office of personnel management is the human resource arm of the government, handling everything from raises to background information for sensitive posts two cyber incidents last year exposed workers to outside hackers up to 75,000 of them. opm's top i.t. officer donna seymour warned the agency was under constant threat. >> 2.5 billion attempts to hack its network. these attempts will not stop, in fact they will if anything increase. >> officials sea they believe the attack began in december. it is latest in a series of high profil

let's get back to work. [ applause ] >> let's go to mike viqueira live at the white house. the president just finished speaking. among the many things he said as he sort of does this victory lap, healthcare not a privilege for a few, but a right for all. give us a sense of importance of this. is this the final word? >> reporter: the opponents of this law are going to try to find ways to attack it in court, through the legislature, anyway they can. we have even seen the speaker of the house institute a lawsuit against the president on this issue. you saw the president there obviously relieved almost angry, or maybe fed up with all of the attempts we have seen some 45 attempts in congress in the house of vennrepresentatives to try to repeal this signature law. the president saying now is time to turn the page. the affordable care act, obamacare is woven into the fabric of america. it's time to give up the ghost people. and as he has repeatedly since the affordable care act passed way back in 2009 in his first term listed some of the attributes and tried to remind everyone of w

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mike huckabee a republican contender for the white house in 2016 called this decision by the nine, an out of control act of unconstitutional judicial tyranny. john lewis who is the civil rights leader he says that races don't fall in love genders don't fall in love but people fall in love. >> john thank you. i want to go back to mike viqueira live outside of the supreme court who has more from the dissenting opinion of justice scalia. how scathing was the dissent? >> scathing as usual. when we last spoke, i said that justice scalia true to form had a very [ inaudible ] dissenting opinion. we mentioned that justice scalia says this is a case where democracy has been abridged where this country is no longer ruled by a legislative or executive branch but by nine unelected people. he goes on what reallies anding sounded is the hubris reflected in today's bush. the five are entirely comfortable concluding that every state violated the constitution for all of the 135 years between the 14th amendment's ratification providing equal protection under the law, and massachusetts permitting of sam

him to appoint a hostage point person for dod, it ended up going mike lumpkin who is now asd solic and secretary agel did that, the white house instituted a hostage policy review. all of this came about because things were brought to my attention by a lieutenant colonel a approximate marie special forces sold earlier, fought in afghanistan, was working in a section of dod working in hostage policy and hostage recovery for dod. he is now being investigated. he's being basically drummed out of the army. you would not have a hostage policy review unless secretary agel started it on my own without my request. i would not have requested it you would not have had a hostage point person in mike lumpkin is not for lieutenant colonel amarie.

promotes same-sex marriage. >> then they decided it's fine and light up the white house. >> the lighting up -- rather this is where mikeuckabee is wrong. lighting up the white house in the rainbow colors recognizes that the constitution has embraced it is now the way the constitution will forevermore be interpreted. the constitution and the declaration of independence make clear that there is a separation between religion and state, and i think that that's where the governor is wrong. you can't bring religion into the state, the secular government that our founding documents enshrined. you can recognize a constitutional right as being created. i think the governor's comparison there is off. >> his comparison might not be right, but this issue about religious liberty -- a state can't take away a person's religion here. i hope it is not a fight. >> well the wedding cake guy got to cook his cake. >> what is this? three days after the decision came down? if a church refuses to marry two gay men or two gay women, should their tax exempt status be pulled because of that? >> that will be litigated. >> it will be litigated. th

white house. today bilateral meetings followed by a joint news conference. stephanie. >> mikeiqueira thank you. >>> we will bring you the news conference with president obama and rousseff live. >>> a new jobs plan will expand pay for millions of americans. raising overtime. president obama says the move is, quote, good for workers who want fair pay and good for business owners who are already paying their employees what they deserve. the changes do not go into effect until 2016. president obama is expected to announce more details later this week. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is announcing he is joining the presidential race. some teachers plan to protest outside his announcement over pay cuts. you are looking at that site live. our paul brennan looks at the controversies in style that so far has not held him back. >> a new jersey governor stands before you tonight. proud of my party, proud of my state, and proud of my country. >> reporter: that's chris christie delivering the keynote address at the 2012 national convention. at the time the honor was a mark of his po

to convey the heartache and sadness and the anger that we feel all right, mike is live at the white house, bring us the latest on this and the remarks of the president again, clearly touched. >> you are right and it was a fascinating to watch the president on such a grim occasion, he was by tournesol lemn angry you heard him talk remarkable startling something he divulged that he was personal friends with the rev rand that was murdered last night he was angry because this is a place of worship, invoking what herm thed the dark history of attacks on black churches. nine people being gunned down the president clearly moved and he was exacerbated about an issue that he has failed to make any progress on over over the 6 1/2 years of his career and that is gun control. >> i have had to make statements of this too many times. two don't have all the facts but we do know that once again, innocent people, were killed in part because someone who wanted to inflict harm had no trouble getting their hands on a gun. while at the same time he brought up that issue of gun control, he conceded there's ver

mike. >>> guess what. paint the white house orange and black. right now, president obama's greeting the 2014 world champions the san francisco giants. this is a live picture of the big group there. about to congratulate -- oh. >> there it is. the commander and chief and skipper. you know, they're celebrating the third world series title in five years. see the giants players there. you have baumgartner behind him. terrific. >> hello, everybody. have a seat. have a seat. welcome to the white house. for these folks, i guess it's welcome back. >> so they have been there what three times? >> that's right. >> this is the second time in last three years. >> at the white house right now. >> i just said that. if you don't hold a coveted ticket to the nba finals at oracle, there's still plenty to do this weekend. >> news reporter has some suggestions on how you can explore where you live. >> reporter: this saturday marks the start of the all-time favorite san mat owe county fair. rides concerts, science and good old-fashioned pig races, fun for everyone.

white man. >> police released surveillance videos of the man who they think might be the shooter. they say, mikean in his 20's, but no evidence he is left charleston. all though no idea where he is at this point. information about him being distributed across the country, fbi now assisting in this investigation. you can get updates on the store as they happen on myfoxphilly.com. "fox 29 news" app for continuous update, as well. >> all right, we get into this story here. u.s. treasury says woman will be featured on the nation's paper money for the very first time she will be on the new 10-dollar bill, the federal secretary says they will decide on which woman sometime this summer. rilley of the new 10-dollar bill will coincide with the 100 anniversary of women getting right to vote. will go into circulation in 2020. whether i first heard about this i had a serious -- >> , no i was thinking maybe harriet tub man. but then i started thinking, well, it is good, but should -- by the way she has to be deceased. one of the requirement. should it be susan be anthony again? because it is about women's su

white guy moving in. >> well it's tricky -- >> mike morris is one of those white people.re ten years ago from new jersey. he is aware of the issue that simmers just beneath the surface. >> if you are a black family that lived here for 30 years and you own your house, it's great for you, because your house has quadruples in the last few years. but for those who are renters, it's very difficult for them because they are being prized out of a home they may have lived in for 20 years, and, you know, to get them to pick up and leave after 20 years is very difficult. >> reporter: but joseph watson says the solution to that problem is the same as all others that come with changing demographic demographics,ed demographics,ed -- education, not more discrimination. >> the city of charleston needs to require that you have a livable wage within this area. you don't have that. >> reporter: as the changes occur the face of a neighborhood once dotted with black faces, is now changing. too big reasons behind the gentrification here back live in charleston south carolina money and pourism

tomorrow may be a nail biter for house gop leadership and the white house. bret? >> mikenuel live on the hill. >>> also from the hill tonight, some of the reasons for and reaction to word of a major decrease in abortions in this country. correspondent shannon breen. >> reporter: both sides agree the number of abortions in the u.s. is dropping, though they don't don't necessarily agree about why. >> abortion rates are dropping a third. they are seeing sonograms where they see boys and girls, they see humanity. >> reporter: pro-life advocates point to hundreds of laws passed at the state level over the last few years. some requiring doctors to give women seeking abortions specific information about their pregnancies, and others placing limits on how far into a pregnancy abortions can be performed. pro-choice supporters like planned parenthood president sissy richards disagrees quote better access to birth control and sex education are the biggest factors in reducing unintended pregnancies. she adds more restrictive abortion laws do not reduce the need for abortions." the as

. >> mike what is the white house saying about why the president was so frank during that interview onhat program? >> tony it is interesting. even given the context of discussion on race and even given the fact that he has made similar arguments in the past just not quite in the same way, and given the fact that president obama through the course of his administration and political career, has been called the ugly epithet that he himself just used the pact that he used the n-word came as something of a shock to many people around the country. you described the circumstances. the president was in california last thursday, friday saturday coming home sunday. along the way sitting in this gentlemen's garage mark maren, he has a podcast titled wtf. the president covered a lot of territory, talked for about an hour, but this is the one thing that has really jumped out at people. josh earnst was asked if the president had any regrets in using that word? >> the president made clear that it's not possible to judge the nation's progress on race issues based solely on an evaluation of our countr

i want them to focus on giving life to millions suffering under white supremacy. >> mike lamont hill pete dominick philip thank you for your thoughts too. at 2:00 there will be an appearance by the man suspected of being this shooter. thanks for watching. wolf starts right now. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer. it 150es:00 p.m. in washington 6:00 p.m. in london 8:00 p.m. in baghdad. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. >> up first, a confession and now charges filed in the church massacre in charleston south carolina. when the gunman goes before a judge next hour here are the latest developments. law enforcement officials tell cnn dylann roof admits he opened fire on worshippers at the emmanuel african methodist episcopal church. a bond hearing for roof is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. eastern, that's an hour from now. police say he has been charged with nine counts of murder and possession of a firearm during the commission of a firearm during a violence crime. cnn's evan perez has learned details about the gun used in the shooting. law enforcement o

mike huckabee is back for another white house run. current president's propose trans-pacific trade partnership along with his attempt to acquire fast-track authority has aligned the far left wing of the democratic party with some prominent republicans. mike huckabee calfs that list. thanks for joining us. >> they later to be here. maria: what is the main reason for your opposing the t p p? >> last time we trusted president obama with a secret deal nobody read is until it passed was called obamacare and it turned out to be a disaster. i don't know why we trust president obama to sell us a second-hand subaru much less put the details of the secret trade agreement in such a way that americans are just supposed to trust him, give him authority, what little we do know about it and i know some of it because jeff sessions from alabama who is a staunch opponent has done something most of the republican advocates for this bill haven't done. he went to the little secret room and read the thing and he has real concerns as do i. maria: what are th

may we have a couple of reactions from con tenders from the white house in 2016. we heard from mike huckabee now a con tender for the republican party in 2016. he says this decision regarding gay marriage is an out of control act of unconstitutional judicial tyranny. but martin o'malley who is the former governor of maryland who this case has its roots, but they were married in maryland where gay marriage was and is legal, but lived in ohio where until today it was not, so jim brought that case and here is martin o'malley saying that he is so grateful to his state to bring about the situation that leads to improved human dignity and equality under the law. so reaction is coming in -- it is worth noting that both the house and senate are in recess now until july 4th, so it's pretty quiet around here. but we'll hear more from the republicans who have been pretty muted up until now. >> to that point, john i want to bring in a republican who is sitting next to me fred carter. a former republican presidential candidate, and somebody who is happy about this decision today; that the suprem

i want them to focus on giving life to millions suffering under white supremacy. >> mike lamont hill, thank you for your thoughts too. at 2:00 there will be an appearance by the man suspected of being this shooter. thanks for watching. wolf starts right now. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer. it 150:00 p.m. in washington, 60 p.m. in london, 8:00 p.m. in baghdad. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. >> up first, a confession and now charges filed in the church massacre in charleston, south carolina. when the gunman goes before a judge next hour, here are the latest developments. law enforcement officials tell cnn dylann roof admits he opened fire on worshippers at the emmanuel african methodist

. >> we're joined by senior white house correspondent mike viqueria. mike. >> they are conceding the june 30th deadline is going to come and go without a final deal. remember in april april 2nd they came to the interim deal, many felt the heavy lifting had been done, the white house i pointed out the deal came two days after the last deadline. they are trying to play down the angst that the day is going to come and go. the heavy lifting still some in place. the red lines from ayatollah khamenei by international nuclear inspectors, the iranians say it's not going to happen. the west assist insists that it will. the west insists that sanctions are going to be eased over time, after a deal is reached with iran if a zeal is reached with iran, and iran is insisting it will be lifted day 1. josh earnest was trying to stay positive, trying to say the administration will stay tough in the final phase of the negotiations. >> after more than a year and a half of negotiations, we have got the final agreement within our sights. but ultimately it's going to require

. >> mike viqueira has more for us from the white house. >> reporter: and the president admonishing congresso put it down as a political weapon put obamacare down. they have tried to repeal it some 50 times in the past. that is unlikely to happen. republicans will still have this issue heading into the 2016 presidential race but one thing the president wanted to see happen that hasn't happened is the expansion of medicaid. it was a provision allowed under the affordable care act, the president now pressing for the states to expand medicaid for lower-income individuals. >> house speaker john boehner is one of the republicans who opposed the law. >> the problem with obamacare is still fundamentally the same. the law is broken. it's raising costs for american families. it's raising costs for small businesses, and it's just fundamentally broken. and -- and we're going to continue our efforts to do everything we can to put the american people back in charge of their own healthcare and not the federal government. >> david arjoins us now. we have been focusing on those four words that scalia says s

mike viqueira is at the white house with more on that. >> you're absolutely right. president obama appeared in the white house briefing room and gave a statement that was at times solemn, sometimes angry but many times showed his exasperation over his inability to move gun legislation through congress. >> the senate will come to order. >> inside the capital, an opening prayer. >> lord, comfort the families and loved ones of the victims of the charleston, south carolina, church shooting. >> outside on the lawn a vigil. and at the white house president obama says he and first lady michelle obama knew several of the victims including the pastor. and this time thoughts and prayers don't say enough to express his anger. >> i've had to make statements like this too many times. communities like this have had to endure tragedies like this too many times. >> and the number of those tragedies is rising. according to the fbi between between 2000 and 2006, 120 people were killed in mass shootings in the u.s. but the next seven years saw a dramatic increase. 366 were killed betw

as you listen to mike german talked about going undercover and white supremacist groups in 1994, asking debriefing and they say they did not want it, and in 1995 oh, city bombing happens -- oklahoma city bombing happens. timothy mcveigh, anti-muslim, white supremacist. your feelings? >> my feelings are very simply, tim mcveigh and timothy nichols came back from desert storm. when they came back, they were ill. they had ptsd. the government failed to give them the proper treatment that they should have received. so we see those kinds of failures and different branches of government having to do with terrorists. i think the federal government many times is reluctant to admit that we have homegrown terrorists in the united states. and i think that was the case with mcveigh and nichols, and that is why julie is dead today. it is complicated. it doesn't have to be that, located. nermeen: i want to go back to another incident in august 2012 the massacre at the sikh temple in wisconsin in which 6 people were killed, democracy now! spoke to a former senior analyst at the department of homeland

we have mike emanuel with the latest fox polls and how the gop candidates are trying to set themselves apart. first, chief white house correspondent ed henry on how the controversies over hillary clinton's private e-mail and questionable donations to the clinton foundation are having an effect on voters. good evening, ed. >> good evening, bret. hillary clinton claims this is a republican fascination and our polls suggest otherwise. while hillary clinton joked about her e-mail server behind closed doors, a democrat went public today with his view the server should be turned over to a judge. he says he doesn't believe republicans on the hill will be fair so an independent umpire needs to investigate whether only personal e-mail was deleted. >> have some neutral observer not the u.s. congress that's clearly going after a political witch hunt here but to have you know appoint, you know some individual judge that everybody trusts or something to go through them and make a determination as to what is or what is not appropriate. and it's somewhat likely they sold influence to donors. the poll found 31% are very or som

. >> mike viqueira joins us from the white house and if you would, the president had a personal connection to this church. >> well, that's right. one of his earliest supporters on the presidential campaign trail was pastor pinkney, who was presiding yesterday evening when the tragedy struck, tony. and in the wake of yet another mass shooting, president obama appeared here in the white house briefing room and gave us a statement that was at times solemn angry and exasperation over his inability to push any kind of gun legislation through congress. inside of the capital an opening prayer. >> and lord, comfort the families and loved ones of the victims of the charleston, south carolina church shooting. >> outside on the lawn, a vigil. and at the white house president obama says he and first lady, michelle obama knew self of the victims including the pastor, and this time thoughts and prayers don't say enough to express his anger. >> i've had to make statements like this too many times. communities like this have had to endure tragedies like this too many times. >> and the number of those trag

mike viqueira thank you. >>> randall pinkston is at the white house.andall we got a rare glimpse of the president preparing his remarks in the oval office his delivery of those remarks, without prompters or notes, deliberate, and certainly heart felt this was a major ruling for him, wasn't it? >> absolutely. keep in mind as mike viqueira pointed out earlier, that as a senator and legislator back in illinois obama was not in favor of same-sex marriage. he believed that marriage was a pakt between a man and woman, and retained that view even after he reached the white house. only after vice president biden made a statement, did he begin to evolve in his point of view. but today before leaving for south carolina he made a long and impassioned statement supporting the decision of the supreme court, saying that people should be treated equally, regardless of who they love; that this ruling is a victory for all of the plaintiffs, for gay and lesbian couples everywhere, for their children families and america. but even as he hailed that decision, he recognize

we have mike emanuel with the latest fox polls and how the gop candidates are trying to set themselves apart. first, chief white house correspondent ed henry on how the controversies over hillary clinton's private e-mail and questionable donations to the clinton foundation are having an effect on voters. good evening, ed. >> good evening, bret. hillary clinton claims this is a republican fascination and our polls suggest otherwise. while hillary clinton joked about her e-mail server behind closed doors, a democrat went public today with his view the server should be turned over to a judge. he says he doesn't believe republicans on the hill will be fair so an independent umpire needs to investigate whether only personal e-mail was deleted. >> have some neutral observer not the u.s. congress that's clearly going after a political witch hunt here but to have you know appoint, you know some individual judge that everybody trusts or something to go through them and make a determination as to what is or what is not appropriate. and it's somewhat likely they sold influence to donors. the poll found 31% are very or som

appointed mike lungen. the white house instituted a hostage policy review. all of this came about because things were brought to my attention by a lieutenant colonel amarie, special forces soldier, fought in afghanistan. was working on hostage policy and hostage recovery for dod. he's now being investigated. he's basically being drummed ot of the army. you'd not have a hostage policy unless secretary hagel started it on his own. i wourld notld not have requested it you wouldn't have a hostage point person if it wouldn't for lieutenant amarie. senator johnson wrote you a letter a few days ago asking you to look into secretary mchugh his investigatory policies within the army. possible abuse by cid within the army and the case of lieutenant colonel amarie in particular. i'd like your commitment that you'd look into this because none of this would have happened if it weren't for ó4phamarie who has now had to claim whistleblower status because he helped the united states fix its botched hostage recovery policy. of which we had none. you had fbi state, dod and ot

white powder. you can mix it with water to mike a slurry. >> after he trimmed the meat he's using this powdered meat glue to make a slurry. he mixes it with water and now he puts that all over this cheaper cut of meat adds the cheaper stew meat to the middle and utilizes the trimmed fat to make the nice vein of fat we often see in a rib eye. he refrigerates overnight in a zip bag. look at the finished product. >> the thing that's wild is there are some areas here that look totally fused like the meat almost melted into each other. >> now he trims this up sears it on the grill and look at this after it's cooked. >> looks authentic. >> he is not a pro at doing this and people who try to maybe pass off this frankenmeat as a fillet will just smoosh it into an actual shape. here is his motivation. >> there are legitimate uses for this product used in caseless hotdogs and sausages but where i have a problem is when a restaurant or dining hall is trying to pass off a bunch of scraps welded together as real steak. >> gosh i never knew that was even possible. >> a lot of people don't know that's even possibl