kim very nell, al jazerra. >>> let's join david chater live in donetsk, eastern ukraine. even with fukudome there are peace talks or a seize fire it will take a long time before the bad blood of the people in the area goes away. >> reporter: david, that's right. there is a very goose phrase to describe the situation, it's that ukraine's past is always eating its future. now will a 15 minute conversation and a brief handshake mean that ukraine can escape it's a past and find a new and peaceful future? we have to wait and see. i think it's a very good sign that has been a little bit of draw down in luhansk. i think the mood on the ground amongst separatist fighters that i have been with is that this war is going to continues. they are going to continue fighting against the ukraine government because they call them terrorists, they have vowed

prosecutor harry nell took pleasure what the report said. >> mr. miss tore just chris didn't not suffer from mental deeffects at the time of the offense that would have rendered him -- for offenses charged. >> reporter: nell claims that the property said pistorius was able to tell right from wrong on the night he shot his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. both accepted the report findings and on a that basis the judge allowed the defense to call the next witness, the surgeon who amputated pistorius's lower legs. the doctor asked pistorius to take off the prosthetic legs in court and judge, how difficult for him to walk around. it was ensuing cross-examination, hair re nell showed why they call them the pit pull bull. he got the doctor to admit if the defense saying it was very dark, if it was pitch black he would have found it difficult to move around the room without falling downs as fans and other items were on the floor. in the court, lights are very much back on, jenna. jenna: paul tilsley, live in south after bra. paul, thank you. jon: there is new

. >> nell speaking on the subject of the late governor.rving mayor as san francisco twice as long as anyone in history this was the 80th anniversary and death of governor ralph and it will be the 80th anniversary of raul centered here through city hall attended co-sponsoring to the papers in a june downpour of rain one hundred thousand people the birthing outcry in the history it looks like as the the case. a few relevant documents in one of the last images green before his death he stands in the hospital bed and the last obstacle removed governor raul signing the papers for the construction making it possible inform the bay bridge to be built and another one this lies in state under dome he cherished and later received homage in this building. it was supposed to rain and thousands of people attended and farewell to raul out in the streets horde of people a mark led by hoover in the rain in june. and thank you very much >> outside of this point thank you very much. >> is there anyone who wishes to speak on the item? and this hearing is hel

. >> reporter: prosecutor jerry nell known as "the bull terrier" going on at take. >> there could be another explanation. that he is just lying. >> reporter: this trial which lasted much longer than expected has witnesses describing in chilling details the night of steenkamp's death. >> it was blood curdling. it was something that leaves you cold. >> reporter: and the olympic athlete grilled on the stand. >> mr. pistorius, your version is a lie. >> reporter: breaking down repeatedly. >> she wasn't breathing. >> reporter: now a team of psychiatrists and one psychologist are hoping to answer these critical questions -- what was pistorius' state of mind when he killed steenkamp. the results could turn out to be a game changer. while no one knows which direction this trial will go, but what we do know is if the team of doctors agrees with dr. vorster that oscar pistorius suffers from general anxiety disorder. then this will help his case. lama hasan, south africa. >>> a big decision coming from the supreme court today -- the judges' final day before their summer break. the arts and craft

. >> scott heart nell leaving the flyers skate zone one last time today. runs into cotorie. hartnell leaves with one regret. >> i feel like i let the city down, i let the guys down, we didn't win. that's why you play the game. >>> we're watching heavy thunderstorms move through, you will hear this overnight. the commute will be dry. >> stay safe out there. have a great night. see you tomorrow. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the y fallt show sta n amfried.h.ndarg th

series of photographs we show of the sort of fact -- dangers that a soldier walking through a junk nell jungle in vietnam, the dangers they dealt with booby traps. really vietnam shows every aspect of warfare, from fighting in damage, dark jungles, all the way to fighting in highlands to fighting in dryer areas. the american soldier during vietnam had to deal with every type of warfare. one of our very best soldier stories from vietnam is from joe newsome, a great friend of this facility in fact. he was a helicopter pilot and flew numerous, numerous missions over vietnam. you can see some parts of his collection here, we have his flight helmet, we have his uniform. and we have a flight bag to hold the helmet, decorated with the various unit insignias in which he served. another great part of captain newsome's collection that is absolutely invaluable is the film that he shot from the helicopters that he flew. he was a huey pilot, would hook up the camera in the main door of the huey itself and shoot film of his mission. and this gives us the ability to see what it might have been like to

kim very nell, al jazerra. >>> authorities say massive floods in central and south china have causedleast five deaths and thousands have had to evacuate. emergency workers did he knowledge i should a damaged building today to keep it from falling in to a nearby river. the flooding has caused an effort mated $80 million in damage. rain is still falling in the region. back here in the u.s., the midwest is getting pummeled by some terrible storms, hardest hit area, nebraska, where emergency crews rescued people from their flooded homes in omaha. and hail the size of your fist sending residents indoors, the balls of ice battered homes and punched through car windows. as many as 11 tornadoes ripped through several states and it's not over yet. this morning the storm is on the move. meet rolls dave warren is tracking the storm. how bad is it right now. >> meteorologist: not as bad as yesterday but still the potential for more severe weather today with this cluster moving in to western kentucky and western tennessee. not really severe lines or echos of the strong windstorms the signature th

deep inside a lowe's warehouse laboratory, kyle nell is designing a virtual bathroom. >> we'll drop in a toilet here, pretty critical. >> reporter: from the fixtures to the finishings, he's mapping the floor plan, choosing from thousands of lowe's products, and placing those products in the room. then, thanks to a brand-new technology, he will walk through it all in virtual reality. >> the haller room is an augm t augmented reality room. we're populated this augmented reality room with real lowe's products. >> reporter: it's not a hologram but a holoroom you see through the eyes of an ipad. >> so you can full experience in an intuitive way, walking around and looking around and feeling what these objects that you could possibly buy would be like inside of your own space. >> reporter: and if you don't like it, you move it, with no heavy lifting. >> say i don't like the vanity here. i can just move it this way and continue to move it around the room. >> reporter: it takes a lot of the risk and stress out of renovation. >> when we started this project, we called it the marriage-saver. >>

it's headed by griffin guess who told the separate nell he wants to see the surf contest broadcast byajor network and intends to release a new logo on facebook page coming up in the next few months. he also hopes to subsidize the surfers who take part in the contest. >>> it started out as sticky family fun at an california beach is turning into a marshmallow free for all and some say it's time for the party to come to apan end. ocean beach in san diego county has hosted a july 4th marshmallow fight, but say in recent years that the crowds have become aggressive, freezing marsh maligns making marshmallow games and now are asking for those to refrain from taking part in the tradition. >>> and coming up, it's not all smiles for the winningest team in baseball. we'll tell what you got the a's manager bob melvin so agitated coming up in sportswrap. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. lucy welcome back. hey really? kiss your abs goodbye. cardiologist to check stand 1. crystal geyser alpine spring water? toucé. crystal geyser. always bottled right at t

you were nell bay a as having taken a positions. remember they're a month old by the time you receive them. case in point. a fund i admired tremendously took a monster stake in freeport mcmorn. i knew they had did superb work and had an excellent record, so i decided to buy freeport, a stock i had been debating whether or not to buy my for my charitable trust. you know what? it was a disaster. >> the house of pain >> freeport was at $87 when the s.e.c. released the showing. not long after the recession hit and guess what? the stock went down to $8, yes, 87 to 8. all the work the firm may or may not have done didn't matter and shortly after that, the firm closed. i was able to escape my position before it did too much damage to my charitable trust, because i did my own homework which showed the profits were decelerating rapidly. that got the trust into trouble. when i talked to individual investors about positions they're thinks of taking, way too often i think so-and-so bought it, and i know the manager is terrific. believe me you d

that is true in typically african-american districts but here was the death nell for him, white rich liberals, five to ten thousand of them because they hate eric cantor more than the republicans do. so they came out, and that was -- i wouldn't say the reason he won, but they certainly aided and abetted that loss. >> that's what the pollster is saying. because it was liberals that came out and voted. maybe they wanted a more vulnerable candidate to go up against their candidate. >> maybe for both reasons. >> can we talk about now what? so eric cantor says he will support whip mccarthy, but there are other names floating around. there's paul ryan. >> i think mccarthy has got that one locked up. but the other thing is -- everybody wrote this morning right away that this was anti immigration vote. it was not. the polling that was done there in fact showed the people in that district and the people who voted favored the immigration bill that's sitting in the senate. they were in favor of the bill that passed the senate. it had nothing to do with that. the republicans here are running lik

ka necessarily nell ked his word. but knowing you're as good as the other rumored stocks that they alleged insiders trade allegedly, dean foods, if this extended back to the clorox period, you caught a fantastic return here, as they spun off. really just giving you an amazing return. to anyone who traded dean foods, perhaps because they learned something they shouldn't have, it probably met next to nothing. you don't -- prosecute insider trading if you lose. however, the real gain is because white wave, a dealer in commodity-based products like soy, showed that its stock is anything but a commodity. what could be more commodity oriented than soy? soy milk? first was soy milk, now with lettuce. it's like turning lead into gold, but it's notice alchemy, just perfect management. company that is succeed in processings, plant-based foods? they're anything but commodities for heaven's sake. have you noticed how the ideas have played out at apple. they rolled out the new operating system today, and while that could be a long

when we made the critical decision to pull out in 2011 with all of our forces, that became a death nellfuture. the second thing we did is we pulled away from the geopolitical support with malaki in guiding him. the reason we left troops in germany, italy, japan and south korea after conflict was for influence and to guide the government in the right direction. we had the same intent here. so those two things happened. we pulled away militarily and lost leverage and we stopped guiding malaki. the obama administration, through its ambassadors, disen gauged from malaki, and you see the results. >> let me ask you about iran sending 2,000 revolutionary guards in to fight against the sunni group isis. with them sending their group in, and john kerry leaving open the door that we might be in a situation to align with iran to battle isis, there's something very wrong with this situation considering their commitment towards supporting terror in the region, don't you think? >> that's an understatement. the fact of the matter is, we do not need iranian help to help the iraqis. the iranians are goi

serena williams nell three sets, she dominated the first set, 6-1, but then dropped the next two setse men's side, second ranked rafael nadal dropped the first set for the third straight match but he stormed back, dropping only three game over the next three sets. no tennis today. play at wimbledon resumes tomorrow. >>> talk soccer. mexico was just a couple of minutes away today from moving to the final eight at the world cup. but the netherlands tied it with a goal in the 88th minute. then mexico was called for a penalty inside the box. and that penalty kick in extra time sends the netherlands on to the third round. the dutch team will play costa rica or greece. a match between those two teams scheduled for later today. team usa facing belgium tuesday. >>> okay. this year's world cup is on track for breaking a 1998 world cup recovered 171 goals scored. is it because the players of the players or the ball? in today's science behind segment, we look at the why behind the what in this case, the brazuca ball. as dan saimon reports it's gottn attention of nasa scientists. >> reporter: eve

man has been found not guilty for shooting that wounded a 15-year-old boy in 2012. 57-year-old ray nell immediate ron a used the stand your ground offense he claims the teen was trespassing in his driveway he fired in self- defense when the boy charged on him. he was on edge after his home had been van lied several times. >>> the bill to stop gun violence past its first hurdle. it would allow people to file gun violence restraining orders similar to those with domestic violence. if someone is proposed to be a threat officers could take away their guns. legislation was draft flood the wake of the deadly shooting at uc s b. >>> they have proposed a 20 to 40-cent gas tax hike to curb carbon emotion missions. it would used to be pay for the high speed rail projects. but now some democrats in sacramento are concerned about the impact on the state's economy and low income families. one lawmaker says they will be blind saided when it takes effect next january. >>> how they are troubleshooting decades old technology to keep those trains running. >>> park, fly and make money. a bay area company

that really would have been close to a death nell for public employee unions in this country. it didn't address that issue so that one is still coming down the line. >> another blow to unions. jeff, thanks so much for -- analyzes. >> he wants his city to make sure his keys still work. that's him right there. rob ford returns to work after being in rehab for two months. >> everyone has a bad day once in a while. what if facebook intentionally tried to make your day worse or better? how the social media giant set people off by manipulating its content. that's all coming up. >>> we've been watching this news out of the supreme court, the hobby lobby retail chain will not be forced to pay for certain forms of contraceptives to its employees. obviously the supreme court deciding and ruling in favor of handgunr hobby lobby. this is going to have quite a reaction in the white house. we want to bring our white house correspondent jim acosta with reaction from the obama administration. certainly a blow to the administration, jim. is. >> absolutely. i mean this is probably the biggest v

>> my name is bo burke nell. >> his freedom comes at a price to washington, the release of these prisoners held at guantanamo bay. they are now in cat that, which helped broker the deal. they can't leave for a year. but speaking earlier, u.s. president barack obama with his parents by his side, insisted it would not compromise his country's safety. >> here in congress, there are claims the president has broke. law, by not giving enough notice of that release, and his critics say this is a pr coup, which has shown the u.s. will negotiate with what it calls terrorists despite claims to the contrary. personally i would like to talk to the guy. and everybody should be asking is get down to the matter, and maybe we will know, maybe we won't know. i would like to ask him personally. he could find ultimate freedom, when he returns home. still ill lewds him. >> britain's queen elizabeth the second. outlining the key policies were a modern slavery bill, which would give victims compensation, not new legislation that would include powers to zero hour contracts are hugely controversy, because they of

rick ren nell joins us., rick. >> good to he see you. >> add divide didn't take them long to come back, did it. >> they certainly aren't dead. here we have the president telling us in 2012 that iraq was on the run. >> al qaeda is on the run. >> al qaeda is on the run. the simple fact is they are on the run to baghdad. the baghdad could can fall here soon. they are not dead. this is clearly becoming a war between, you know, iran proxies, saudi proxies, turkey is watching what the kurds are doing. refugees are flooding all across the border. and, yet, i think that you can't talk about this subject without saying that since 2012, it has been falling little by little. the violence has been-,mñ increasing. if you are all of a sudden just paying attention to iraq now, you haven't been paying attention since 2012. and president obama has completely withdrawn from this conversation. >> but, it's interesting, you know, today he says that you know, to protect american national security interests, you know, we may not

going nell 9:00 to 5:00, they are working on micro bottoms that swim through your blood to detect cancerre any truth to that? christina, what do you think? >> that is sounds great but that at the same time creeps me out. i don't know know that i want google into my eyewear yet alone in the blood dream. but if it could detect cancer that would be great. melissa: thanks, guys. of after yesterday's triple-digit decline, let's go to nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange. big day for zulily. what is going on with that one? >> indeed. a lot of people go on for their moms and order for their kids and do exactly that online. a huge pop. new high. goldman sachs says buy. they have been looking at zulily very closely. they have done some more hiring, expanded its merchandise line and men's antique furniture. goldman sachs says buy the stock. a new high, up 11%. back to you. melissa: all right. iraq heading toward civil war as insurgents continue to gain ground in the region. most americans believe getting involved again is not the right move. >>> pass the smelling salts, please

. >> reporter: casey farmer warnings for oakland city council member lynn nell macle haney who wants to ban these cell phone kiosks where you trade in old phones for cash. there are several in the bay area but not in oakland and mcelhaney's office wants it to stay that way. >> these automated purchasing machines are easy to access located near public transit and in the malls. >> reporter: the fear at oakland ceo city hall is the number of stolen cell phones will go even higher. the robberies have nearly doubled in four years from 1600 in 2009 to nearly 3400 in 2013. >> of all of the robberies in the city of oakland, 80% of them included a cell phone. so we think that something must be done to reduce cell phone theft. >> reporter: the biggest seller of them is ecoatm that said by asking for a drivers also and a thumbprint, and by using cameras to watch sellers, its machines are safe. former san jose police chief william lansdowne works with ecoatm. he says because of our security measures and cooperation with local authorities, thieves tend to avoid ecoatm and stolen phones rarely end

grun nell defended his work saying it's not political, but others disagree. joining me is molly ball from the atlantic and michael crowley from "time" magazine. by the way, the cover story of this week's issue features bergdahl with the simple question "was he worth it?" michael, that's cold. >> well, we are just i think echoing a question that is being heard all across america. the story is open-ended. i do think there's a conversation happening across the country posing that question. did we give too much for this guy. the definitive facts are unknown, but there is a lot of reason to think that he wandered away, does not appear to have been captured in battle. we paid a high price. particularly as you say, as you just mentioned, conserving and republicans on the war path. >> molly, i have to ask you, is the bergdahl mess being politicized or is it being fairly argued in the press? >> well, i like to think in the press we are always fair, but politics is politics. there are some critics of this deal that don't sound like they're motivated purely by a desire

. >> just after goldberg launches, he notices a pint-sized object stack nell his way.laying in the area is now directly in his path. >> as i put my head down to pop the flip, noticed that he was actually dead in front of me. i kind of hesitate -- use see i hesitate a little bit in my pop. i didn't really pop and flick because i was more jumping off my board. and i should have just caught him, but i couldn't. it was too late. >> goldberg loses his bearings and accidentally crash into the boy, knocking him to the ground. [ crying ] >> that's a deadly cry. it's -- it's so piercing. [ crying ] >> i immediately tried to help him up. i was apologizing, asking if he was okay. i was worried about him hitting his head, but i saw he didn't hit his head. that was like an instant relief. >> the boy is not hurt, but the accidental collision is just the beginning. >> the lady comes up, picks the kid up. and not sure if it's the mom -- >> as goldberg would later learn, the woman is the boy's aunt. >> initially i thought the aunt was the mom. and then i realized when the aunt just pic

i think it's a death nell. this name pretty soon -- the financial pressure will continue to escalate because dan snyder and rg3 are going to continue to be bombarded to the extent their team continues to not be competitive, a terrible team, have to answer the questions outside the perimeters of football. for native people, this should be an incredibly emboldening decision and right decision ultimately, because the standard, the legal standard that they came up with today and previously used in previous opinions was a substantial composite. they didn't say to this one individual native person that lives on the snow squall mish reservation, is he offended subjectively by this but enough native people are offended by this name we're going to take action. >> terrence your take on this, this is an interesting point. what about the players? this kind of puts them in an untenable position with the constant social pressure out there and what could force team owner dan snyder to do anything. your take? >> for first poin

he took the oath of office, you may know that he took the oath by placing his hand on his mother nell's bible. his mother was a deeply committed christian. reagan didn't leave -- lead a charmed life. he was the son of an alcoholic. he grew up in a home that knew the tragedy and the pain of chemical dependency, and he became a believer when he was i think 11 or 12 years old. it was his mother's bible that welsh thumbed, welsh marked bible that guided him through the turbulent childhood, and that bible was opened to second chronicle 7:14. that is where he placed his hand. that was his theme verse. and that verse says: if my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my faith, and turn from their wicked ways, then will i hear their prayer from heaven, and i will forgive their sins, and i will heal their land. i want you to think about that verse for a minute, and note that it doesn't say, if others will pray. if all those sinners or all those bad people or all those folks on the other side of the divide if they will. no. it says, if my people, if the people

norah o'don't nell is off. >> officials say intelligence on the ground and in iraq has not identified many targets. the president is pushing for better information. he'll lay out the options this afternoon at the white house meeting. insiders say president obama will argue for sending some special forces to iraq. >> former vice president dick cheney says the new violence in iraq threatens americans' security. he blames president obama for abandoning iraq. in an op-ed art cal with his daughter liz, he rights, quiet, rarely has a president been wrong about so much at the expense of so many. we asked deputy director mike morell for his reaction this morning. >> i read the op-ed this morning. i had two reactions. the vice president is absolutely right that our national security is at risk. but both administrations, the bush administration and the obama administration, i believe, made mistakes in iraq. so there is plenty of blame to go around. >> cheney was vice president when the united states invaded iraq 11 years

than two and a half years in the hospital, grueling rehabilitation, brain surgery to remove strap nellrom his head, nearly 40 surgeries to repair a collapsed lung, shattered bones, multiple skin graphs. he has a new prosthetic eye, new jaw, new teeth and one hell of a smile. and kyle is the first to give credit elsewhere. his doctors he says put me back together well. today is also a reminder that in past wars somebody with injuries as severe as kyle's probably wouldn't have survived. so many of our wounded warriors are alive not just because of remarkable advances in technology, but primarily because of the extraordinary dedication and skill of our military and va medical professionals. we need to keep doing everything we can in our power to give our wounded warriors and those who treat them the support they need. this is a wonderful tunalt to ask doctors deborah malone and the rest of kyle's medical team who are here. i see their amazing work every time i visit walter reed. it's pretty rare where you got a job you know you are doing god's work every single day and they do an incredib

nell's and that irs officials helped search covered up. here are some of the accusations being made. june 13th it was suggested that this was a nefarious conduct that went much higher than lois lerner. june 18th he said, the e-mails of a prominent official to not just disappear without a trace a less that was the intention. june 19th, lois lerner made the decision not to have this drive recovered. and just this morning he said, the justice department, irs, and warehouse are interested in her succeeding in hiding what she is hiding. the chairman has made these accusations on national television without first obtaining a briefing from itea officials that the ira's who could have explained what really happened, and he made them before hearing from the errors commissioner. he testified last friday before the ways and means committee. now that we have the facts that sell a completely different story of richard, the whole truth, nothing but the truth. our committee has obtained no evidence to support the insurance claim that lois lerner intentio

estimate is likely that far less will be of afghanistan accessible to civilian owfs oversight american nell by of this year. these challenges, signature car is committed to its oversight mission and is methods toinnovative adopt to the evolving security environment. what is at stake for the united states, the international community and afghan people, cigar believes oversight must be to use a military term, mission critical. is not, the historic investment we have made to date billions more yet to be spent on reconstruction will be vulnerable to possible waste, fraud and abuse. thank you very much for the opportunity to testify and i questions.d to your >> thank you so much, mr. sopko. mr. johnson. >> since 2003, g.a.o. has issued over 70 products including a in 2013publication highlighting key issues for oversight. we've also participated in hearingscongressional and briefings on u.s. efforts in afghanistan. during the course of our work we have may over 150 recommendationings on action thanks should be taken to planning,ogram implementation, management and oversight. today i would like to

portion of the triathlons earlier from this morning boarded buses and boats to take them over alcatraz nell its 34 fear featuring different cells not yet taken and the waterman's if you agree range 1.5 mi. them as the drought 8 2 mi. bike ride if the sentences " and at the triathlon with a moron and features elite athletes from across the world's i got one college summer sticking on this for the first time. some part recoverable with bike and run our garry challenging. but the plant is yourself. the one to burn off a run in the long run so i will have fun with the and hopefully enjoy the whole race. prison officials police ticketed watter the same temperature was last year when 46 year- old texas man died after suffering heart failure after being in the water first death in history. assault with his officials that the cut medical emergency personnel and out the water. restricting it to play up this morning the star at some 30 of elite runners at the boy and portions of them around 830 to watter expected back here sometime around 925 crew >> : we see flags flying behind you some choppy serve

i was just at a conference in toronto where one of my nell fel owe -- fellow attendees had lost her laptop, she had it stolen and she was talking about how she had a chapter of her book and she just lost it. we were talking about the fact that there should be a repository. you're like just give me my data back and i won't file charges on the computer. >> on the first part about the law, it's a truism. the law isn't fast enough to keep up with the technology. technology is changing much faster than our dock tren can keep up. luckily in a lot of ways, on a lot of these eissues, we have ready metaphors like cyberspace, that help us grapple with these things. in the issues of the e.c.p.a., it protects our data in the cloud. and we've been arguing for years and i think it's a strong argument that the data we store in the cloud should be treated the same way as the data we store at home in our personal file cabinets. even with a ready metaphor, it's taken many, many years. we're lucky we have a bevy of physical metaphors and simply the idea of millions of people sitting there reading everyone's

nell, thank you.ning down the house." >>> 32 years ago today, elvis fans were able to start making the ultimate pilgrimage to honor the king of rock and roll. his wife priscilla opened graceland to the public. this is how "nightly news" previewed the event the week before. >> memphis, tennessee, is about to get a new tourist attraction. public tours inside graceland, elvis presley's opulent mansion. >> for the first time, fans were allowed inside the recreation room where the star watched movies and listened to records. they saw the jungle room, known as the room where elvis recorded music and held lavish parties. but visitors were not and still are not allowed upstairs. that's where elvis died. graceland opened to the public because the estate owed some $17 million in inheritance taxes back then. those taxes have since been paid, as you might imagine. the ticket price at the time, $5. coming up, california chrome, will he make history in just a few hours? he'll run for the triple crown. we'll go to b

journalist nell bernstein argues the juvenile prison system does nothing to rehabilitate young offenders and needs to be reformed in "burning down the house: the end of juvenile prison." in "america: imagine a world without her," dinesh d'souza analyzes the sociopolitical climate in the u.s. civil rights scholar charles cobb describes the role guns played as a form of self-protection in the 1960s in "this nonviolent stuff will get you killed: how guns made the civil rights movement possible." in "big money" ken vogel, a reporter for politico, reports on the impact the citizens united decision has had on politics and democracy. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week, and watch for the authors in the near tush on booktv -- future on booktv and on booktv.org. >> here's a look at some of the upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the country. this weekend booktv is talking with authors and publishing executives at the publishing industry's annual trade show, bookexpo america, in new york city. watch booktv in the coming weeks to see these interviews and more. on jun

up in water reed six weeks later either drums blown out and vision gone in his right eye and shlap nellis brain. >> i don't feel like i have any other option. >> reporter: carpenter is thoughtful and understated but the way he is living his life is anything but. run ago marine corps marathon and sky diving and inspiring others with the story of sacrifice and resilience. last summer he retired from the military and never expecting to hear from his former commander in chief. >> this is barack obama. how are you doing? >> fine, sir. how about? >> i'm giving you the medal of honor for your courageous actions in afghanistan in support of the operation. >> reporter: carpenter accepted that honor. >> if any american seeks a model of the strength and resilience that define us as a people, including this newest 9/11 generation, i want you to consider kyle. >> reporter: an american hero for all generations. >> what a story. marine corpsal carpenter will be our guest on "morning joe" next wednesday. >> you saw his mother when he got the news. >> looks like a great family. i can't wait to hear more

a judge has women connected to the kermit goes nell abortion case, linda williams and tina baldwin, both pleaded guilty. williams sentenced to five to ten years in a psychiatric facility followed by five years probation. she pleaded guilty to third-degree murder and conspiracy. baldwin pleaded guilty to racketeering, conspiracy and corrupting a minor. she was given 30 months probation. abortion doctor kermit goes nell convicted of first degree murder in three infant deaths. >>> state officials in new jersey are cracking down on cash for gold stores. 21 jewel verse been given citations by the state's consumer affairs division. the shops are in bergen, essex, hudson, middlesex and union counties. investigators posed as undercover sellers looking to get rid of their gold. the stores failed to use scales that were certified for kept in plain view. some places didn't post the price these paid or keep proper receipts. >>> tonight, the neshamany school board will vote on an updated policy to prevent the student newspaper from banning the school nickname, redskins. last week, you recall student

i'm doug should i nell, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 5:00, a frightening scene in a fast food restaurant. this happened wednesday night. there as the suspect jumps the counter at the church's chicken on woodland avenue with a gun. he runs up behind the manager and grabs him and guys got away. police are trying to solve a murder in camden. shot multiple times in atlantic avenue. he was in the driver's seat. the car crashed into several parked cars before stopping at eighth and lansdowne avenue. >> just that kind of story prompting what happened to stop the silence. families and friends who lot of sealed the marches again when pete torres was shot and killed back on april 30th. they pledged to continue the marches. they were arrested just on monday. >> now from the delaware bureau transportation officials admit they should have moved more quickly to inspect the bridge over the christina river. they had their very first warning last thursday. there were problems. the bridge was not closed until monday. the delaware transportation secretary showed the senator how the bridge is tilted by over