molly: thank you for that analysis of the situation. mohamed morsi, a court has upheld the death sentence against the former egyptian president. al qaeda has confirmed that its number two figure has been killed in a u.s. airstrike. nasser al-wuhayshi is the leader of a branch in yemen. its former military chief has been named as the new leader. >> in a video posted online comment al qaeda and the arabian peninsula confirmed what the u.s. had already suspected, that their leader, nasser al-wuhayshi, has been killed. >> al qaeda and the arabian peninsula mourn that nasser al-wuhayshi passed away in american strike which targeted him and two of his brothers. may god rest their souls. >> al-wuhayshi was osama bin laden's former aide and deputy to his successor, i'm announce our here he -- i'm in house that weary. the group orchestrated several plots against the united states, including an attempt to blow up a commercial airliner on christmas day in 2009. the u.s. government had offered a $10 million reward for information leading to his cap

molly: now turning fog into water. let's turn to morocco, where a fog harvesting system was launched in march, the first of its kind in north africa bringing much-needed drinking water to parched regions. >> in the mountains of morocco these men have come to inspect an unusual installation. the panels are planted in the rock like a larger-than-life spiders web. the purpose is to catch minute droplets of fog water and turn them into drinking water. >> it solves many water related issues for people in the region. before, they had to collect water from the wells. on top of that, there were droughts. this can pick -- it can take up to 3 1/2 hours to find water and it is often women and children who have to do that. reporter: the fog harvesting system was launched in march the first of its kind in north africa. now, the residence of one of these villages -- the residents of one of these villages no longer have to schlep for water. >> i had to write a donkey for -- to ride a donkey for two hours to reach the well, and i had

molly: let's turn to saudi arabia. flo: last may the 31-year-old blogger was sentenced to 10 years in prison and 1000 lashes for insulting islam. he received the first set of 50 lashes in january, but his sentence was postponed on medical grounds. this week the saudi arabia supreme court of held the sentence. that means that these weekly lashes will resume. you can see right here, it says that his wife fears he will not actually survive another set of lashes. what is interesting is "the new york times" their editorial yesterday, called for clemency saying the decision of the supreme court is really equivalent to a death sentence for the crime of freedom of expression. it points out that his only hope is a pardon from king solomon. it is interesting to see what saudi arabian authorities are saying. there is an article that comes back on the fact that saudi arabia has really condemned all foreign criticism of this blogger case, saying it

molly: let's go to the issue of race.lorence: rachel dolezal, you can read about in the "new york times," she appeared on national television for the first time that she has become part of the debate on racial identity. what is interesting is she cannot really claim a hint of black ancestry, yet she keeps on saying, as you can see in this quote here, "i identify as black ," and that is what a lot of people see as a problem. over the course of the day, she also referred to herself as "transracial," and this term has drawn criticism. "the daily beast" today is critical of this, talking that are damaging transracial game, not only to appropriate blackness but also the rhetoric of transgender identity. what is more troubling to the "daily beast" is that she is getting away with it. she is initiated yet again a national debate about the meaning of racial identity. molly: searchingly it is very -- certainly it is very interesting. let's stay stateside. presidential. florence: and then there were 12. donald trump announcing he w

molly: let's get a check of the headlines. islamic state militants enter the town of has a k. -- of hasakeh. europe's human rights court upholds france's decision to take a vegetative man off life support. the case has divided a family and ignited fierce debate here in the country. a cyber attack on the u.s. government, the personal data of millions of federal workers hacked. some point the finger at china. beijing calls the suggestion irresponsible. it is time for a look at the day's business news. i am joined in the newsroom by kate moody. you are going to start out with greece, asking for more time to pay its debt. kate: about $3 million -- 300 million euros was supposed to be paid this friday. greece has yet to reach a deal with its european creditors to unlock more than 7 billion euros of badly needed bailouts funds. the greek government found what you might call a loophole in the system and said that instead of making four individual payments to the imf this month, it will bundle them together and pay one lump some, a li

molly has the dance moves, man. >> jimmy: i mean, molly shannon. clip of the new show. "sex&drugs&rock&roll." here's denis leary, you guys. >> you're dropping me as a a client? >> not in here. this is [ bleep ] ira. >> i'm out of options, my friend. you won't play covers, which cancels out weddings, hotels lounges, cruise ships. you won't sing jingles. >> i'm an artist. >> an un-bookable artist. >> you book a monkey who does balloon animals. >> his name is steve and he does balloon humans. that's his hook. >> steve stays, but i go. >> steve works. he's booked at birthday parties from now until next easter, unlike you. john, you 50, and you're not famous. and you won't let other people sing your songs. in rock 'n roll, you know what that makes you? >> what? >> a bartender. >> yeah, here you go. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: denis leary, everybody! "sex&drugs&rock&roll" premiers july 16th at 10:00 p.m. on fx. molly shannon joins us after the break. stick around, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] what do you think? when i first sit in the seat

my wife's name is molly and i am on a little bit of molly every day. she'd rather i wasn't. movie looks great. >> do you guys make -- you and molly make molly, like, you make love, i know you did once, because you have a kid. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> you guys make molly jokes when you have sex, i'm going to take some molly? >> jimmy: no, no, we don't. doesn't come up a lot in the house. >> try it, dude. whatever it takes. >> jimmy: i try to stay pretty quiet during sex because i know no good can come of me saying something. but again, go see amy's pixar movie. it's called "inside out." it opens june 19th in 3-d. we'll be right back with guillermo and media day. amy poehler, everybody. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live: game night" are brought to you by juicy fruit. so sweet, you can't help but chew. ♪ it had to be. ♪ the only one for me is you. ♪ and you for me. ♪ so happy together! now there's a rewards program that lets you earn points at one place and use them at another. introducing plenti. ♪ ♪ when it comes to rewards, there's plenti together. ♪ ♪ hey nithanks. t

anyway molly, thank you. and a big development right now, new reports that joyce michelle that 51-year-old woman, suspected of having a relationship with possibly both of the killers and playing ago key part in helping them escape, she is in so much trouble. but, it's not just joyce michelle. now prosecutors are also taking a hard look at her husband. >> we're not really reaching out to him. he is obviously a person of interest because of the -- his obvious relationship with joyce michelle. and he did work -- works at the correctional facility. works in the tailor shop as well as maintenance provider. so you know, of course we are looking at him as well. >> the brendon lyons gets us. i don't get this one. why are they looking at the husband if they say he has nothing to do with it. why are they suspicious of him. it sounds more like she is cheating on the husband and got two young guys in the prison so why are they even looking at the husband? >> i'm not sure. we saw his name surface in a police document that

joining us from outside the courthouse is molly line. what the latest there? >> we're just outside the platsburg facility where she's expected to know arraigned. the closest time we're hearing is 10:30, 10:45. she is the woman that's been at the center of the investigation since the beginning. the princenerssoners escaping saturday morning. which made today day seven of the search. in a press conference this afternoon, law enforcement officers admitted they do not know where these individuals are. they have no confirmed sightings, but tate thereat the same time there is no evidence they've left the area. joyce mitchell had befriended both of the inmates that had escaped. david sweat and richard matt. she has been charged with providing material assistance. the exact charges are promoting prison contraband and criminal facilitation. one of those is a felony. so she could face many years in jail. she's slated to be arraigned wen a half an hour to 45 minutes. sean? >> molly line thanks for being with us as we follow this. we expect arraignment within the hour. jo

molly is actually ecstasy, a very powerful form of ecstasy. is a popular night spot with college kids and teenagers, a lot of times, they have all age shows. last night, the australian dj flume was playing here. thousands of people packed into this club almost every night. as a matter of fact, right now they are getting ready for another show tonight. now, i can tell that you mpd and the district's alcohol beverage regulation administration are both investigating this latest incident. you will recall back in 2013, a student from uva passed out from molly and died of an overdose here as well. that year, there were several overdoses up and down the east coast from molly. i can tell you that this neighborhood right here this stretch of this road right here is occupied mostly by warehouses. there's a strip club down here. there are two popular night spots, like echo stage here. and this is also where one of the medical marijuana grow factories is. i can tell you, a lot of neighborhoods in this area around us don't like any of these businesses here

my name is molly. >> molly had a chance to meet the little girl whose life she saved last week.ame was still groggy from the surgery, but her mother and stepfather told molly that the 5-year-old is already showing since of improvement and was able to make this bracelet for her. >> did you make that for me? >> its >> reporter: it's a small token of appreciation for a life-saving gift. >> to be that strong of a person, pretty amazing. thank you so much for giving same the gift of life. such a cute little girl. and this story is such a good reminder about the importance of organ donation. you can learn a lot more about how to become an organ donor on our website, nbcwashington.com. it is amazing, jim and wendy isn't it that a liver can grow? >> a lot of hope to a lot of people. >> thanks, doreen. >>> it is a new political season and a well-known name is taking center stage. his last name is bush but he says he is just jeb. we will show you how he kicked off his camp pip and hopes it will lead him straight to the white house. >>> former d.c. mayor vincent gray says he is not ruling

and died on molly at the echo stage. earlier today, i spoke with a manager here at echo stage who declined to comment. doreen back to you. >> thank you. >>> nearly two years ago, another virginia teenager died from an apparent overdose at that same concert venue. shelley goldsmith was a sophomore at the university of virginia. she apparently took molly during a rave at echo stage in august 2013 and later died. that same weekend two other people died from an overdose at a music festival in new york. investigators believe a bad batch of molly was sold throughout the northeast that summer. >>> drug experts say molly is a more concentrated or purer form of ecstasy, but most users don't know how pure it is. like any synthetic drug it could be diluted or at weird other us substances. bad side effects like confusion and anxiety can last for more than a week after taking molly. >>> one virginia teenager is headed to prize up and another is being charged in a secret terror plot that was just revealed today. we have also learned t

thank you, seth. >> seth: molly shannon, everybody. select theaters tomorrow. we'll be right back with t.i. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ wireless networks are awesome. they let us use our phones to do amazing things. but why sign a two-year phone contract just to use them? at net10 wireless you can use the phone you already have. and keep your network and number too. for up to half the cost. only on the bring your own phone plan. that's wireless your way. now, get unlimited talk and text, plus 5gb of high-speed data, on the nation's largest, most dependable networks, for $50 a month. net10 wireless. i've been drivin' a lincoln since long before anybody paid me to drive one. ♪ i didn't do it to be cool. i didn't do it to make a statement. i just liked it. ♪ lease an mkc for $329 a month plus competitive owners and lessees get $500 bonus cash, only at your lincoln dealer. then combine tender with turkey-breast,bread; with robust, spicy, melty italian favorites; adding a splash of our new subway vinaigrette. the magnificent new turkey italia

the coastal carolina student was under the influence of molly. molly is a form of mdma which is the main ingredient in the drug ecstasy. in 2013, a uva student also died after taking molly. >>> a truck hit and killed a pedestrian. this happened at the intersection of wisconsin avenue yesterday evening. so far no charges have been filed against the driver. >>> we're learning that a d.c. teacher charged with sexual abuse of a student will remain in student. giovanni pena inappropriately touched an 11-year-old boy in the classroom during the 2013-14 school year. pena taught at oyster-adams bilingual school in northwest. at a hearing, he waived his right to the preliminary hearing. that case may head now to the grand jury. >>> it is now 4:31. developing right now a union representing federal workers claims a massive data breach is even worse than the obama administration will admit. the union says hackers stole personnel data and social security numbers for every federal worker. but the office of personnel management said it's not true. opm says 4 mi

friends say she had taken molly, which is known as a pure form of ecstasy. the drug is popular among teens and young adults in the club scene because it gives a euphoric experience. but for some, that experience can turn deadly. we went by the victim's home tonight in sterling, virginia. there was a note on the door handwritten that said please give the family privacy, and they have no comment at this time. back to you. >> darcy thank you. >>> more breaking news right now. out of rhode island, where the fbi just took a man into custody in connection with a terror plot in boston. it is the same investigation that led members of a terrorism task force to shoot and kill usama rahim in boston last week. they say rahim pulled a knife. the fbi tonight arrest manned named nicholas ravinski. they're not commenting on his connection to rahim. >>> today in prince william county a former honor student pleaded guilty to helping isis. investigators say that ali amin used twitter to raise money for the terror group using anonymous bitcoin contributions. he also actively r

but molly what the heck is this movie about? >> well the way i would describe it it is about this boy greg gains and he is -- he goes to high school. he keeps a very low profile lives in a narrow lane, doesn't like to get too close to people. so he just keeps himself safely distant. and he finds out that from his mother that a girl in his school is diagnosed with leukemia and his mom played by connie britain says you really need to hang out with this girl. he's like i don't even know her. and he ends up hanging out with her forming friendship t kind of changes his life, this friendship. i think at the movies about love making art. >> okay fine. >> i mean it sounds like it is heavy, connie. but some people are saying it is not as heavy as you might think from the title? >> no i mean, that's what i always try to impart to people. because it is actually what is brilliant about the movie is it is not heavy. it is funny. and it is human. and you find yourself laughing through the whole thing. i mean, it is an incredible cast of peopl

according to police that the emergency crews rushed her to the hospital where she later died as molly is mistaken by most users as a pure form of the club drug ecstasy when in fact that it will be most often a combo of frequently untraceable chemicals mixed by amateurs. molly deaths have been on the rise as a result. >>> metro has announced that they will be single tracking trains late at night and over the weekend and in the middle of the day too where all of this on the urging of the federal safety investigators, trying to take the steps to fix the electrical connections to the third rail that a missing plastic sleeve may have allowed water and debris filling up the metro tunnel with smoke and that alexandria woman died as dozens of others got sick as they would install about 6,400 of these plastic sleeves as that could mean much longer waits for passengers while it will be done. >> reporter: and that spring tourism season is not ideal. it has but i don't know when they would do it that at some point they would need to work on it. >> it will not please us all, but we don't want the

here's accuweather's molly cochran. good morning, molly. >> thanks, kendis and reena. now for monday, severe storms going to be moving into the great lakes, impacts being flooding downpours, large hail that could bring damage to vehicles, damaging winds and a few tornadoes. first up, minneapolis into milwaukee, and then into the evening hours, chicago and also detroit. now, if you listen closely at kendis and reena, you can hear the humming of the air conditioner across the southeast. we've been steamy all weekend. we continue to be so on monday. heat advisories in effect across the carolinas, also the chance to see a few scattered thunderstorms by the afternoon. not only are we feeling the heat here but also across the southwest, another day of triple-digit heat in las vegas. kendis and reena, back to you. >> molly, thank you so much. >>> that searing heat not good news for crews fighting wildfires in five states this morning. and now, red flag warnings are spreading across a sixth state, nevada, where new fires could erupt at any moment. abc's ryan owens reports on t

>> first of all molly is right about walker in iowa. it's a neighboring state.overnor good on fiscal stuff, hero to national conservatives because of the fight he had with unions in the recall effort. also you never knew that being able to ride a motorcycle might endear you too people. he had a 40-mile ride into where the event was going to be. you could if you wanted to as presidential candidate take part in that. walker was the only one who did. obviously harley-davidson is based in wisconsin. he owns his own motorcycle. again, is that a policy issue or ability to ride a motorcycle and look credible doing it? no. but there's an association. hey, this guy seems like us. he seems to fit iowa. i would say he's quite clearly the front-runner there. he is acting like it. he's putting lots of resources into the small erngts. his booth is always the booth giving out the best stuff at all of these events. so i think they see iowa as the place they win first. >> and molly, before we go the hillary clinton campaign, they're going to have their big rollout on roosevelt i

. >> i can present mollys report. >> on her behalf. >> why or the we'll go to public comment why noto first for molly we'll continue public comment after you. >> art so i'm sandy the executive director of children's council i'm also the chair of c pack go so, so just briefly talking about molly she felt balanced she wasn't able to public school here i'll present ear credentials she's the founding executive director of raising a record which works with educators and have parents it build literacy i development practices for children through age 6 in low income community alameda and contra costa and lives in the city with her children and grandchildren she managed and honoring global initiative and working for childcare from 2004 to 2010 was the program officer for education she's been a teacher and primary as well as a member the founder team of alternative high school and worked with community nationally on collaborate programs for underserved youth with ways to work and she was a found teacher and led the school to career efforts so i wanted to make sure her credentials were being c

and died on molly at the echo stage. earlier today, i spoke with a manager here at echo stage who

another 19-year-old died here in 2013 after another molly incident. and an alcohol violation or incident referral was also mentioned by police in their report. we do not know what the details of that are as we want to mention that a young man fell from the balcony on january 2 also died here at echo stage. reporting live in washington scott broom, wusa9. >> what a sad cautionary tale. they are hosting another event a scottish indie pop group. >>> inside the polish mansion where four people were killed. the information is contained and a search warrant that was unsealed today and the list of recovered items is long, but here are some of the things they took as a part of the investigation. matches, lighters, electronic devices, weapons, related items. pizza boxes, beverage containers. the lighters and the matches are significant because the house was set on fire. the pizza boxes and the beverage containers could contain the dna evidence as we have posted this document on wusa9.comcom. you can read it there for yourself. >>> fairfax county police have ma

there's a time for convenience stores and time for markets many times when picking up one item i like molly stones i live fairly close but i'll run into a convenience stores it is quickly to pick up one thing i don't want to deal with the lines and things like that and in terms of the possible disruption and crime you i'm not sure you can conduct there is a large screens store making for a worse environment the john detail and park merced or lashlgd a really clean i've not run into someone panhandling when i go into the store he see things are policed unfortunately, a couple of shell i hate to mention but shell in lombardi and near lincoln almost your penalty of perjury gas and someone is trying to ask for money or homeless camped out there it is how you handle our establishment not the size, in fact if it is a little bit bigger they can higher hire a security guard while the tenants are dealing with the customers that maybe the opposite of what think the project sponsors has done a few things they've added the retail only steiner they didn't feel it was cost effective to put a second-story

victoria callahan died of an apparent molly overdose early yesterday morning. police said she had taken the drug during a concert at echo stage in northeast d.c. a limb later news4's derrick ward will have more details on the serious harm molly can cause and what local health officials are doing to curb the use of it. >>> martese johnson says he is ecstatic and ready to move forward after learning the charges against him were dropped. his arrest triggered uproar back in march when a cell phone camera captured alcoholic beverage control officers pinning him to the ground. still ahead in our second half hour, we will hear johnson explain why he does not think those agents should face any charges. >>> fairfax county police plan to start testing body cameras for officers in the fall. chief ed res letter told our news partners at the fairfax times it is another step to provide the community with more accountability but cost is another consideration and could take $4 million a year just to store the video data. the fairfax county board will have the final say on this

molly, good morning. >> thanks kendis and reena.om sioux falls into des moines during the daytime, and then here we go again in chicago. isolated tornadoes, damaging winds, flash flooding and large hail some of the main impacts. definitely could have some impacts on travel plans. across the deep south, we remain very warm and steamy for wednesday. realfeel's, again, getting into the triple digits. make sure you're drinking lots of water if you're headed outdoors. kendis and reena, back to you. >> our thanks to molly. >>> an autopsy report finds that freddie gray the baltimore man who died in police custody, suffered a high-impact injury to his spine. the report says that injury probably happened when the police van gray was riding in suddenly slowed down. it compares gray's injuries to those seen in a shallow diving accident. the report also finds that gray's death was a homicide not an accident because police officers failed to follow safety protocol. >>> two former vanderbilt football players accused of sexual assault could be rel

club is under investigation tonight after the young woman overdosed on molly. that is a synthetic party drug that's usually a mismatch of unknown and ununtraceable chemicals. >> this happened at echostage in northeast last night. she was attending an all ages electronic dance concert. that's where we find our mola lenghi with the latest. >> reporter: the club is being investigated. that didn't stop another packed night here at the echostage in northeast. behind me tonight's concert is just letting out about 10, 15 minutes ago. this is happening one night after this deadly overdose. it's not the first time it's happened. >> i think it happens everywhere. i don't think it's just venues. >> reporter: true. drug use does happen everywhere including echostage according to officials. the party drug molly resulted in someone's death twice in the last two years. wednesday night it was 19-year- old victoria callahan of sterling. >> you can choose how to spend your time and whether or not that involves drugs is sort of your call, i guess. >> it's a known fact that tons o

here's molly cochran at accuweather. molly, good morning. >> thank you, kendis and reena.ow for monday, we do have the threat for severe weather across the upper great lakes. first up we're off to a stormy start in minneapolis and also milwaukee. flooding downpours, damaging winds, a few tornadoes could be possible. with some of these thunderstorms. next up, chicago and detroit. into our monday evening. so want to be very careful. a few scattered thunderstorms will be possible across the southeast. the main story here is the heat. we continue to just sizzle and feel very sticky and steamy. not only are we dealing with the heat here. but across the southwest, phoenix and las vegas, another day of triple-digit heat coming up. kendis and reena, back to you. >> thank you, molly. >>> the searing heat bad news for crews fighting wildfires in five states this morning. red flag warnings posted across six states. nevada, where new fires could erupt at any moment. here's abc's ryan owens on what firefighters are up against. >> reporter: dozens of new fires popping up across alaska.

molly. >> thanks, kendis and reena. now these thunderstorms on tuesday really going to be firing up into the afternoon and evening hours. the threat for severe weather extends into new england, as well. along i-95, d.c., philadelphia and new york city, it's going to be a pretty steamy afternoon allowing for these thunderstorms to just gain a lot of strength. small hail, damaging winds and flooding downpours going to be some of the main impacts along i-95. now, across the southeast, we continue to sizzle for tuesday afternoon. our accuweather real feels getting well into the triple digits near atlanta and also myrtle beach. it looks like the heat continues into the middle half of the workweek. kendis and reena, back to you. >> molly, thanks so much. >>> now, to the growing chorus of powerful voices demanding that the confederate flag be removed from south carolina's statehouse grounds. >> yeah, the governor herself has acknowledged that the flag is a divisive symbol. she's among the latest to chime in on the debate picki

. >> accuweather's molly cochran has the details. molly, good morning to you. >> thanks kendis and reena. now we do have the threat for severe storms into wednesday from des moines into chicago. isolated tornadoes, damaging winds and flash flooding. many so of the main impacts west of chicago we had a tornado touch down just the other night in coal city so here we go again as far as severe storms are concerned. want to remain on alert. across the deep south, the main story is the heat continuing into wednesday afternoon. our accuweather realfeels, once again getting into the triple digits from atlanta to jacksonville including raleigh. meanwhile, it's the calm after the storminess for the northeast. beautiful conditions for the afternoon from d.c. to new york city. kendis and reena, back to you. >> thank you, molly. >>> well a major announcement expected from the white house today about hostages held by terrorists. until now family members of hostages had been threatened with prosecution if they negotiated directly with the captors o

thanks, molly. ended her attempt. 30-year-old sonya baumstein sent a distress signal over the weekend due to the bad weather that was expected. she was picked up by a freighter and passed along to a japanese coast guard ship. in the week she was rowing baumstein covered 155 miles of what was supposed to be a 6,000-mile journey. >>> from our health headlines this morning more and more school districts are considering later start times. and now a doctor's group is lending its support. in a study just released this morning researchers say just moving the start of the school-day from 8:00 to 8:30 would let kids get more sleep. that would improve alertness, motivation, and moods. the docs also recommend 7 to 9 hours of sleep for adults. >> 7 to 9 hours. when is the last time you got 9 hours of sleep? >> i cannot remember. >> more sleep is better for everyone. all right. well, we all sometimes say we're just at the right place at the right time, right? to capture a once in a lifetime moment. here's what w

molly, chris, thank you. appreciate it.entagon says 10,000 isis fighters have been killed. what to do about the militant who's remain on the battlefield? we'll talk to the senator from delaware next about that question. hey, you forgot the milk! that's lactaid. right. 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can drink all you want... ...with no discomfort? exactly. here, try some... mmm, it is real milk. see? delicious. hoof bump! oh. right here girl, boom lactaid®. 100% real milk. no discomfort and for a creamy and delicious treat, try lactaid® ice cream is there such a thing as a sure thing in business? some say buy gold. others say buy soybeans. i say, buy comcast business internet. unlike internet providers that slow down when traffic picks up, you get speed you can rely on. it's a safe bet. like a gold-plated soybean. reliably fast internet starts at $69.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. >>> some 10,000 isis fighters have been killed in iraq and syria according to the u.s. defense department. of

so molly, so molly did a chapter of how great her family is that they're all achievers and all that. anyway. questions? all right. get your panel together, and then we'll talk about -- [ applause ] >> i remember going down and seeing molly. and she's a beautiful little girl. she was very small. and i walked in and i -- there she was at this huge auditorium. i could barely see her down there. >> i'm sure i've met her. >> i bet you have. >> all right. thank you very much. well, while the panel comes up, i'll just give a little introduction as to what the social cost of carbon is and i think building on what the senator said if you look at, kevin and marlow. and i think pat will tell us exactly how much moderation of warming we're likely to get from any of these policies or even much more extreme policies. and that's a pretty depressing number if you're trying to push climate policy to say that it really has so little impact. and instead, they've come up with a substitute because, as you say, 500-some degree by 2050 that's not enough to motivate people into an end of the world mentality

. >> epione's national director of sales, molly johnson, agrees. she says the most important thing her team does is educate. >> they're talking to doctors, estheticians and nurses. they are doing trainings with our existing accounts. if they have new staff, want a refresher on the products and then they're out talking to doctors that doesn't currently carry our products showing the studies, the training. >> the trainings are designed to help office staff sell epione's products even though they don't have a sales background. >> sales is not natural to them. you have to overcome them rather than doing a hard sale it's education. actually helping them with their skin. >> of course this model would not work without the right people, and finding them is hard. molly looks for driven individuals who are also a right fit for the region. >> someone in the northeast has a very different personality than the south or the west coast even. >> epione doesn't base its reps in most major cities. smaller markets are actually preferred. >> we don't have a rep in los

and his big dreams, leah gabriel is joining us tonight, and mollie heming way, senior publicist, and michael moynihan. and thank you all very much. a delight to have so many new shiny optimistic faces. >> i am trying to figure out what a meter is, but i am going to have to because he is going to win. >> you are right. >> this is amazing farrah go of stupidity. i would expect for people running for highest office, chafee also wants to reestablish relations with bolivia, did you see that, it is really killing us they don't like us, because they are communist, we should be nice to them, i would say i would vote for him as a joke, but i don't think it will get that far. >> he said berma and liberia only two other countries in our system why not myanmar. >> he was naming all of the country. >> mollie, what is worse, chafee's metric plan or his plan to defeat isis? >> my favorite thing is high thought those two things works tlgdtogether. i love that everyone is talking about how huge republican field is. so -- in that democratic field. kennedy: hard to do. >> i love bernie sanders. kennedy

molly ball?a big of a self plug for a big story that will be published in the coming week about this fight for gay marriage and how it came to the supreme court. it's become sort of a cliche to observe how fast the, the, the public opinion has changed and, and, and how quickly the country got out ahead of the supreme court so that the supreme court only seemed to be ratifying public opinion that was already there it's up to 60% in a lot of national polls. but that didn't happen by accident. that wasn't an organic phenomenon. that wasn't just a natural process. it was the work really of 40 years of very determined activism against very long odds, something that seemed impossible for decades by a group of activists who were very stubborn. and refused to give up. and so i'm telling their story, and can read it on the atlantic dotcom. >> what to watch for when it comes to the conservative running for president, after this week's marriage. i think you're going to see them try to make the issue about t

mollie, are we seeing a clever -- is lindsay graham using a jedi mind trick to get people to vote for while saying the pop sit. >> i appreciate his honesty he does think that war is the answer to every question, but people are fine with war they are fine with winning wars, but he keeps coming up with plans to invade countries without defeating the enemy without a coherent strategy, we are seeing too much of that attack everyone or attack no body. it would nice to see a foreign policy, that is focused on american interests and how to achieve them, sometimes that does mean war but not all of the time like lindsey graham things. kennedy: what about john mccain at his running mate. >> do you remember these people who said, mostly people in the left said if george w. bush wins in 2004, i am moving to canada, i have never been closer to packing up and buying a house in canada. this is a series of swinch serie cringe-worthiness don't vote for me because i'm going to bomb things. kennedy: he has a strategy. i may disagree with it openly, but you think that is a quite a strength? >> what is wr

molly line is live in boston with more on this story.ill actually be two men in court this afternoon. they're both charged with conspiracy to provide material support to isis. prosecutors allege the two men worked with the third man the man you just mentioned. usaama rahim. 26 years old was killed earlier this month. they hatch ad plot to behead pamela geller who organized the draw muhammad cartoon contest in texas. going before the judge this afternoon, david wright, 25 years old from everett, most mass he is the nephew of rahim. nicholas, 24 years old from rhode island. rao heem ordered received three huge military-style knives online. rahim rode to rhode island picked up. rasinsky. where they discussed their plot secretly believing the plan would support the plans ever isis. but they never acted. rahim called wright and shifted course. scrapping initial plan to go after boys in blue a reference to attacking police. wright advised rahim to destroy his phone clear computer urged him to make a will. rahim's phone call was intercepted by

molly line outside the federal court house in boston molly. >> reporter: yeah david wright is 24 years old, arrested yesterday, making his first appearance here in court, now remanded to the custody of the u.s. marshals. in court today, its been revealed that what he's essentially accused of doing is knowingly steal, or cover una tangible october, mainly usaama rahim's smart phone, he was killed yesterday by an fbi agent and boston police officer following and investigation under way by the joint terrorism task force. the intent they say of david wright's efforts is to impede obstruct or influence their investigation into this case. the affidavit really revealing chilling facts that rahim had ordered knives over the internet through amazon with the intention of attacking law enforcement in another state, and then openly changed his plan. the plans changed so much so that the police needed to act on june 2nd yesterday, because that's what the plans had been bumped up to on the part of rahim and wright. they had been passing text messages and phone calls back and forth according to to th

and molly is with us at the city court. molly, what more do you have for us? >> yes.l, one of the things interesting about this case is that they said joyce mitchell is one piece of the puzzle and one fraction of the investigation. there is so much they don't know. they're accusing her of bringing contraband in working with the two individuals and some way assisting them. but they're questioning other people that worked at the prison. they're trying to leave no stone unturned they said. in a press conference this afternoon one state police said directly to the inmates that are still on the loose we're coming for you. and we'll not stop until you're caught. i can tell you the terrain out there these investigators are dealing with is difficult. this up state new york area here in the area, a place known for white water rafting. really difficult terrain the woods are incredibly thick. there is swamp and muck. and there has been grid searches where a scent was believed to have been picked up by dogs wednesday night into thursday morning. that is how long they've reached 2

we have molly outside the boston federal courthouse. molly, as we wait for relatives who may or may not speak. you were inside, you heard what they were saying, what was it like? and his apology, how did that get absorbed by people who were there and hate this man? >> reporter: what an incredible final day in federal court. the final time the victims, the survivors had an opportunity to address dzhokhar tsarnaev and his last chance to speak before going behind bars awaiting his ultimate execution. we did not than tsarnaev was going to speak until a few minutes before he did, when his attorney judy clarke got up and talked about a previous deal they attempted to make, a letter of apology, the government's right of refusal. but ultimately what everyone was waiting for once they realized this was going to happen is dzhokhar tsarnaev would be speaking. he did, in fact, apologize, he began by praising the exalted name of allah and thanked his attorney, thanked his family, the people that testified on his behalf despite pressure, thanking the

good evening molly. >> reporter: hi bret. new york state police confirm 51-year-old joyce mitchell has been arrested for providing material assistance to the two convict who escaped, helping them get out of the clinton correctional facility. and we are learning much more about her. >> reporter: prosecutors revealed new details about the woman at the center of the investigation as the escaped killers remain at large and law enforcement line a thickly hunted search perimeter. tailor shop employee joyce mitchell was supposed to drive the getaway car but never showed they confirmed. a law enforcement source close to the investigation said she had a change of heart at the last minute. the clinton county district attorney andrew wily says mitchell initially shared little but each day they're learning more from her about her interactions with richard math and david sweat. >> our investigation has not provided any form of power tools to either sweat or matt. >> reporter: he confirmed reports mitchell was previously investigated for a