ms. charles, thanks for joining us. what do you think we'll get from the science about the nature of the incident? we don't know it's a crime yet. what can we tell? >> i think what we can tell from the autopsy, at least with the one we have by dr. baden is how michael brown died and the manner in which he died. that makes autopsies so important, so relevant when you're talking about criminal trials. they paint a picture. they let people know exactly what happened which is so important for justice. that's the purpose of a trial. >> sure. >> when you start to look at the autopsy and you take it along with the one done by the medical examiner of ferguson as well as the one that will be done by the federal government, you put all three together and i don't think you will get disparity from the three different autopsies. once you put it together you start to put together pieces of the puzzle with respect to what happened on that day. that's what the people of ferguson want. it's what america wants. >> what do you think you c

finance figures indicate that americans for pros prosperity billionaires charles and david koch is now on track to spent 290 msnding attack ads one of the latest targets louisiana democratic senator mary lan drew. >> washington, d.c. the land of politicians, lawyers and lobbyist. and mary's $2 million home. easy to forget your roots in a place like that, especially after almost 20 years. >> that's right, the billionaire koch brothers are funding an ad that criticizes landry for living in a $2 million home. amazing. well, creme contracts are hit back with ads hammering the koch brothers, here is the latest from michigan. ♪ >> it still looks like our michigan, but the out-of-state billionaire koch brothers use as it i a dumping ground, their planned producing toxic chemicals release today cancer, their pilings of waste contaminated homes and threatened great lakes, and trying to buy a senate see to terry lindland. >> land is the former secretary of state. this november she will face up against democratic congressman gary peters. the price tag is expected to break that state's record. >>> finally, texas governor

charles: more impressive than that crab story. >> that hermit shell crab they created with that 3-d printer, did you see this kid hug ms. mom. >> you could sense the mother's emotions first she wants to burn down the insurance company, when they say we're not paying for your child a arm, and then she gets out there, and start i a company called enable, the kid has his arms he hugged his mother, i cried. >> beautiful. >> if you can't see price link -- tear jerker for sure, and fantastic story. charles: i am in a couple of 3-d stocks, one i am getting waxed pretty good right now, do you like 3-d, dani? >> it is in early stages, but, i think that you know -- >> do you think it will live up to the hype. >> absolutely. charles: a guy from barons on varney said it was nothing more than a play do play-doh factoryk he is so off base. >> i think it has come down to consumer side it does need to mature a lot. but what a great society we're building, where these things comeing it so quickly. charles: yes. >> we talk about this maker bot deal that strat us ha -- and the selling them in home depot but decorateors are buy buying thes, and

ms. spreading like wildfire, we have to go quickly from something that may not be fatal as a drug to giving it to people. do we call charlesnd say, will you help me? which, by the way -- 1-800-elaborate, which i know -- >> in fact historically we have done some safety testing for ebola drugs s. meaning we're working on whether the drug is safe. we're not working with the agent itself, just the drug. >> >> what does safe mean? >> safe means they can get the drug dosage right so the t toxicity is not so hide that it adversely affects the animal. >> so in other words, they may know it kills the ebola virus, but also kills the patient. >> that's exactly right. >> they give the rat ebola and try to figure out what level -- >> no, we wouldn't give the rat ebola. they have a drug which they think will be a good drug, they're just trying to get if you can get it to absorb properly, so that it can do its work against the virus without causing adverse toxicity. most drills fail because they can't form laulate it properly. >> one of the thing i love about what you do is you make it so these biotechs, even the fed said they're specula