let's speak to paul gordon, our western europe central-bank coverage. thank you for joining us.e you looking for in the minutes? suggestingne report the last ecb policy meeting was like an end of term feeling. mario draghi came out and said, yes there were concerns in the economy, notably brexit, but too early to worry about that. go off and enjoy your summer. what we want to find out is whether that is a true characterization of the debate policymakers had. how worried were they that the brexit vote would derail european recovery? these are not full minutes. this is an account of the meeting. it is unclear whether we will get that insight. that is what people want to know. also, bad loans in italy and intransigent governments not putting through reforms. francine: thank you so much, paul gordon. ,inal thoughts from janet henry been, mario draghi has doing a little more, but is he keeping an arsenal in case he needs to do full power if we have a recession in europe? janet: i think he knows he has to do more. the issues he was quizzed on and the july meeting were brexit, and he s

gordon also faces homicide charges. his trial is set for october. paul farr -the accused getaway driver - is charged with aiding a felon. one man is dead and two others are injured after a triple shooting on the city's north side. milwaukee police were called to the scene near 27th and brown injured are expected to survive. this is the third homicide within the past two days -- and the 90-th this year. police are still investigating a motive...and no word on any suspects yet. they don't know what killed her... but family members know how kristina fee-brink fiebrink would up in a milwaukee county jail cell. now they're speaking out - angelica joins us now with the latest. kristina fee-brink 's family is speaking out... and warning others to stay straight and clean after the woman's death inside a cell. 38-year-old kristina was in custody for resisting an officer after police tried to arrest her on a felony warrant. she spent four days in jail before she was found unresponsive. fiebrink's family say she was addicted to drugs-- and they want others to learn

gordon also faces his trial is set for october. paul farr -the accused getaway driver - is charged with aiding a felon. it's a big weekend for college football... with games kicking off across the country. but coming up - we'll tell you about an investigation - that's sending a u-s-c player to the sidelines. plus - just into our newsroom - chris brown... bailing out of jail... after a nearly 14 hour long standoff with police. what he's charged with - straight ahead. and terrifying moments at a mall. what led to a parking lot shootout. switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. it's a deal you don't want to miss. sir, hi. did you just say, "switch and you get 50% off a smartphone?" uh, yes. sorry. hi. hello. i was watching tv and i saw you say 50% off smartphones. and we'll cover all switching costs. oh! wow! also, you g... uh, excuse me. switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. plus, we'll cover all switching costs. excuse me, can i just... hmm? what? i just need it back. i don't have it. i don't know what you're t

gordon rode his bike out in front of a car. no charges will be filed. the boy was not wearing a helmet. paul, you have deeper perspective on this really sad accident. >> ashley, it really is. it happens way too often in the state of florida we're finding out today. florida actually second in the country when it comes to the number of children killed just only california has more. and these are stats from aaa in 2014. you see florida had 309 deaths. 11,000 people injured in 2014. and you know what happens tomorrow, right? back to school in hillsborough county. thousands of kids will be out walking and riding their bikes on the first day of school. you definitely want to pay attention to the morning and afternoon hours when you're commuting. parents and grandparents, make sure that your kids have the helmets. cross the roads with the crossing guards. i just did a story how they're out there and do a great job of keeping kids safe. >>> you will have a new way to travel across the bay. today the final okay for the ferry project. four local governments all agreeing. >> i'll tell you more about th

gordon humphrey on the show last night. but there doesn't seem to be any actual rock bottom after which someone like, say, paul ryan says, no, i can't do this. >> i am surprised by that because, you know, paul ryan is a very principled individual, someone who, you know, certainly we go to battle with over values. but when it comes to principle, no one questions his principles. but certainly, for people like paul ryan and mitch mcconnell and others to keep looking the other way or to be anthropologist for donald trump is concerning, and i think at the end of the day, if they're not going to condemn what donald trump is doing, they certainly are party to it and will be held responsible. >> congressman eric schwall well, thank you for joining me. i appreciate it. >> all right, chris. >> we have friends now to talk about the day's news. tara o'dell. political analyst joan walsh with "the nation" and robert george, member of the editorial board of the "new york daily news." >> "daily news." >> interesting. >> "daily news," yes. been a while now. since time i've been on with you -- >> you're a "post" guy. well, now let me tell yo

paul mccartney there the other day having a little veg tear yar treat. >> reporter: the manager -- vegetarian treat. >> reporter: the manager is tight-lipped about her patrons and we heard jeff gordon was just there too. >> we treat them the way we treat other people. we respect their privacy. sag harbor is just the most beautiful town on the water and, of course, billy joel has just made the town so famous as a homeowner there. >> reporter: this is the marina in sag harbor. it's the end. that's why the celebrities dock their yachts here to dine out. >> it's the unhampton. it's a little quiet than some of the other towns. >> it's a new restaurant called [ non-english language ] i was in there the other day and saw sarah jessica parker. >> what celebrities come to your place? >> we never say names so i guess they feel comfortable to come here and plus i like to think that the food is fantastic. >> reporter: in southampton, the hottest new sushi place is where kim kardashian and >> who do you hope to run into? >> brad pitt. nice to run into. >> reporter: who are you on the hunt for? >> selina gomez. >> hugh jackman. >> reporter: you still have a hugh for weeks until labor day to hunt

gordon-reed. .his is a fat 10 minutes i turned the floor over to walter johnson. [applause] walter johnson: thank you to eric foner. i was not raised on the shoulders of paul robeson. i did however once meet eric foner. [laughter] thank you to the sponsors and dana elliott. it has been and are to be here and to reacquaint myself and to meet so many people who are my heroes. i want to ignore it particularly my advisor -- acknowledge particularly my advisor who was the first person who helped me think through the fact that if we are actually going to try to write african-american history, we need to imagine we are going to reconstruct the very categories of historical analysis around the historical experience of african-american people, and that is an idea i think has been shared and expressed by a lot of the folks in this room. it was from mel paynter that i first learned that. i want to try today to do a little bit around the question of freedom, and to try to think through a notion of freedom and to figure out how it sort of -- i would say -- a foreshortened version of freedom has talked about the biography of slavery. i will pick up the pace. brenda said