i signed a petition -- i don't know if people actually pay attention to change.org petitions. i like to think so. for me it was the fact that so many moderators that dedicate their hard work were unhappy with the situation, with her leadership. it is unfortunate for someone like that to be the leader of an important corporation. emily: bob, you tried to make some of the same changes at digg. bob: it is dÉjÀ vu. it is history repeating itself. the thing we did at digg and they will have to learn at reddit is that the moderators, the power users of reddit, they have more control over the site than i do as facebook on as a user or twitter does as the user. emily: outside control. bob: there are lots of people who visit reddit and get their news and there are people who run the company. then there are these power users. they are a really important stakeholder. i think what reddit is apologizing for and what they are hopefully learning, they are such an important stakeholder, you have to treat them as though they are your board of directors. you have to listen to them and create fe

why critics say his petition is a step in the wrong direction. the oop makes major moves after south carolina takes down the confederate flag. >>> and one person in jail under serious charges and what a suspect did during a local festival. >>> tonight a petition is gaining momentum to take jefferon davis' name off route one in northern virginia and a lot of you are sharing this story on our facebook page and making it clear how you feel. it goes from prince george spotsylvania counties. you spoke with the man who started all of this jackie? >> reporter: well we can tell you this petition was started several months ago. it is such a part of the daily existence for month commuters that most people don't register the official name of a significant part of route 1 as it threads through northern virginia. it bears the name of the man who served as president of the confederacy jefferson davis. >> i started on may 2nd six weeks before the charleston massacre, the dreaded charleston massacre. >> the reaction to the petition? >> 3000 people have signed it

our data team went back through 17,000 petitions and isolated on 66 lawyers who had a remarkable success rate. going back over a decade we found that fewer than 1% of these lawyers had 43% of the cases before the justices and that 51 of these had very deep corporatized. we were looking at who these people are, why they are so successful before the justices and then raised the question whether the justices have added a new criterion to their decision on which cases to take and what it does to the merits of the lawyer argue not just the merits of the case. so we are able to a lot of data work both, then it would get the justices about the same are you leaning towards repeat players because of their skills and expertise? possibly ignoring lawyers who are not as polished but to a very good cases on the merits or dating try for granted. they basically said we like it the way it is. we are professional court, like the professionalism of the repeat players. we think it's important we have the highest quality lawyering possible. across the board of liberals and conservatives alike this is what s

susac will be entered in as pinch hitter for petit. one thing you might say, wait a minute, all they have left is the closer but the giants had four days off, like everybody else. so a lot of those pitches the giants usually use as starters have had plenty enough rest to come into the game if need be. called strike to susac who did not like the call. for casilla up in the giants' bull pen now. so he is getting ready for the last of the tenth. >> jon: too low. one ball one strike. >> duane: susac never faced ziegler before. the fact that he's seen two pitches is going to help him out a little bit. >> jon: crawford at third, the possible go-ahead run. on outside. ziegler says it was the baseball, the baseball there's something wrong with it give me a new one. 2-1 the count. when you're a pitcher you want a new baseball you get a new baseball, that's it. right in on the hands, fouled away. susac, of course, had the big hit. giants' victory over the phillies sunday the final game before the break, three-run homer in the fourth inning again

i signed the petition -- i am not sure if people pay attention to change.org petitions. i like to think so. for me, it was so many moderators were unhappy with the situation, with her leadership. it is unfortunate for someone like that to be the leader of an important corporation. emily: bob, you try to make some of the same changes atdigg. what do you think? bob: this is deja vu all over again. this is history repeating itself. what reddit will have to learn the power users of reddit, the moderators, have much more control over that site then, say, i do on facebook as a user or a twitter user does. emily: outside control. bob: there are lots of people who visit reddit and get their news and there are people who run the company and then there are these power users. they are a really important stakeholder. i think what reddit is apologizing for and what they are hopefully learning, they are such an important stakeholder, you have to treat them as though they are your board of directors. you have to listen to them and create features for them. i think one of the things tha

they get 1 million people to sign that petition a set period of time.ve it's 30 days or something, 60 days, then they will get an official response from the administration and so it sounds as though this particular petition has reached that threshold and so there will be a forthcoming white house son. the thing that i will say as a general matter, is that decisions about prosecution and extradition are made over at the department of justice. >>> well, early earth united nations general assembly passed a resolution to crack down on illegal trafficking and poaching of wildlife. it took two years of negotiate to go reach this agreement. the resolution's cosponsor says it might have helped save cecil. >> well, this resolution is meant to protect wildlife both fauna and flora worldwide. and it is meant to combat all illegal and elicit aspects of it. i think like most people in the world, we are outraged at what happened to this poor lion. hunting activities are partly legal, partly illegal and it is this resolution which fights all the illegal aspects of it.

would you sign a petition that you don't really believe in. and so i think they all feel like they have a responsibility to say their own piece about important cases. >> and tony you think that goes for the same-sex marriage case? there was a line in the scalia dissent, even if he wanted to achieve that out come, he would hide his head in a paper bag before joining theary assimilations of kennedy. >> i was going to ask about that. in justice kennedy's majority opinion, he talks about -- he squalled the institution of marriage and he says it is a unique fulfillment to those who find meaning in the secular realm and it is essential to our most profound hopes and aspirations and just justice kagen who never been married signed that opinion. i wonder if she thinks marriage is essential to her most profound hopes and aspirations. justice sotomayor who was married for a few years in her 20s signed that opinion. and what i thought was the most interesting about that foot note was not the reference to putting his head in a bag but even as the price to

the court granted a sert petition for a guy named chin suing the city of baltimore. they're very proud of the fact they have this very thorough process, all the clerks to go over the briefs and the sert petitions and sort of check them out. and you remember, there's like -- they grant less than one out of 100. so they grant chin. and then no one was able to find mr. chin for months. they couldn't find him. and i would have thought one clue was that this is an unusual situation. he said he bought his house in baltimore for $900 and then they knocked it down without telling him. i would have thought, i know prices are not high in baltimore but $900. anyway, to make a long story short they couldn't find him. by the time the argument come they dismissed the knocked it down case. and then -- >> he hires paul. >> right. >> lesson. if you're in trouble in the supreme court, paul clement. >> but didn't paul -- >> this one didn't work. they weren't having him back after that. >> i talked to a lawyer for one of the legal clinics who said we should have just said we were repres

we received a petition, our last petition, to add a large number of autoimmune diseases to our statutory list. we reviewed all the information including the very excellent study that had had recently stipulated that petition by fdny, and we found that it was insufficient at this time. it doesn't mean that -- and that this is -- this is why we're emphasized so much the importance of research funding in this program, is the additional work that is going on by other cces and our world trade center health registry to look into the issue. so it doesn't mean that forever and ever it will not be added. but at this type, we're not adding it. >> well, thank you, dr. howard, i do appreciate all of the information that you've helped us with, and i am glad to know that this is considered to be an ongoing process into the future because we don't know what the future holds for this and again god bless all the first responders who are here and your families. thank you so much, i yield back. >> the chair thanks the gentle lady, and now that all the members of the subcommittee have had an opportunity to

would you sign a petition that you don't really believe in? so i think they all feel like they have a responsibility to say their own piece about important cases. do you think that goes for the same-sex marriage case? i mean, there was the line in the ska lena dissent, a stinging line that even if he wanted to achieve that outcome he would hide his head in a paper bag before joining the airy formations of justice kennedy. >> i was going to ask a little about that. in justice kennedy's majority opinion, he talks about -- he ex stoles the institution of marriage. he says it's a unique full illment to those who find meaning in the secular realm and is essential to our most profound hopes and aspirations. and yet justice kagan who has never been married i wonder if she thinks marriage is essential to her most profound hopes and aspirations. justice sotomayor signed that opinion. and what i thought was the most interesting thing about that footnote was actually not the reference to putting his head in a bag, but what he said about even as the price

well, petitions and this particular petition is calling for the school board to change these names. >> it's time to change the name of this high school. >> reporter: lisa mcquail, class of '78 of jeff stewart high school has formed an online petition to rename her old high school. >> our school was named jeb stewart high school in 1959 by segregationists. we need to own up to that. >> reporter: another response is titled do not change school names. petitioner's write enough is enough. if you don't like it, move. jennifer from fairfax says i attended roberts e. lee high school and feel the name is part of our history. another writes political correctness is out of control. >> history needs to be studied, absolutely, but that is far different from honoring 150 years after the confederacy lost the civil war a general who was a general in that civil war which was fought, after all, to preserve a system of slavery. >> reporter: giving schools confederate names the group says was part of the massive resistance movement in virginia and the answer to opposing desegregating schools after brown

they have said although there is a petition there is no request to remove it.e us time. they will come up with a way to to it possibly through the courts. >> that answered my question of what's next. there is pressure from the public to respond but this might elicit real movement on addressing the concerns. >> possibly soon. >> all right victor. thanks so much. still ahead, more on barack obama's visit to kenya. why it has a lot of meaning both political and personal. and an important u.s. ally takes an active role in the fight against isis. how will it affect the war on terror? people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug farxiga may help you lose weight and may even lower blood pressure when used with cert

the lawyer decided to go ahead and file the petition anyway. it was complete gibberish. it was almost illegible. there were acronyms and all sorts of things you would never want to subject a generalist court to. the court threatened to discipline him for it. to make a long story short howard shipley hired paul clement who was able to fend off the discipline and the supreme court discharged the show cause order but they did issue a warning to lawyers that they really have to use plain english in their petitions and they also can't delegate the tasks to their client. >> it seemed like an incredible story of a nightmare client telling the lawyer you must do it this way. other lawyers said the client doesn't rule. the lawyer has to ethically file the petition or file whatever document is understandable and you can't just let the client rule. i also had the chance to interview the client. i e-mailed him on the off chance he might be willing to talk to me. we met in person at nashville airport. he was on his way to skrerm any. he said how terribly sorry he was, he was never go

zimbabwe. >> they can go draw up a petition and get 100,000 people to sign that petition, in the setiod of time, i believe it is 30 days. 60 days. then they will get an official response from the administration. so it sounds as though this particular petition has reached that threshold so there will be a forthcoming response. the thing i will say is that as a general matter, is that decisions about prosecution and extradition are made over the department of justice. >> the government says families who fled from political unrest are returning. but the u.n. says more ever than 1,000 are still in camps in neighboring democratic republic of congo. too scared to return. reports now near the border with rwanda. >> she says she went to a refugee camp in rwanda, because she was afraid. she is one of thousands of people who fled during the recent violence surrounding a controversy election, she and others have now started to return home. >> there is no war so i came back the camp was not good. but i am scared i heard some people are being harassed by those who stays. they are angry we have go

the white house is rejecting a petition to pardon edward snowden. administration officials say snowden should return to the

>> reporter: we were unable to reach the petition writers for comment. here's how they put it in the petition. but not all of their school mates think there is a problem. they wonder how thousands of alumni would feel if the jeb stuart name would be erased. >> so much to change a name the school has had the name for a long time and, like, not really that necessary to change it. >> reporter: another school board member believes the names are entrenched in the community but that's important to use education to put them in context. >> when you talk about renaming roads and intersections and malls or schools i mean, now you're talking about unthreading the tapestry of an entire community and i think what's better is to keep things in context and use the educational aspects of public engagement. >> reporter: and there are now counter counterpetitions circulating to keep the names the same and the alumni association of jeb stuart high school has polled its members. i will tell you all about that when i join you at 6:00. >>> 3500 people signed a petition asking

solicitor-general who filed the petition says the ruling threatened to undo dozens of insider trading convictions. diane basket specialises in crime and handled many white collar cases and joins us from california. >> if this stands won't it the make it easier for unscrupulous traders to trade on inside information. >> not at all. what the second circuit did was upheld the rule of law this is a glorious day for the defense bar and the law. what the judge said in the second circuit was the person had to have the intent. we learnt this the first day of law school. in this case it's a knowledge requirement that makes the conduct wilful. if it is not wilful it's not criminal. >> so your argument is that there has to be guilty knowledge and intent. courts could unravel trades based on inside information if the person trading didn't know what they were doing. civilly, there's recourse on insider trading. i'm not a civil practitioner i imagine there's recourse. they can't be reliable. if the person that is had the information had a fiduciary information, they are not culpable. doesn't this g

several petitions surfaced online asking to extradite dr. palmer to zimbabwe to face criminal charges. ted nugent came to palmer's defense. cecil was 13, a tourist favorite. fitted with a tracking collar studied by researchers. >> the lion cecil it was a remarkable individual. remarkable particularly because

the white house has responded to a petition calling for the pardon of nsa whistleblower edward snowden, two years after it received more than 100,000 signatures. that threshold is supposed to guarantee a response from the white house, but the response took more than two years. on tuesday, lisa monaco, obama's advisor on homeland security and counterterrorism, rejected the

the online petition has garnered more than 2,600 signatures. the white house press secretary says he doesn't know what will happen but as a rule the administration has been focused on countering sexual assault. the los angeles police department confirms with cnn it does have an open investigation regarding cosby, but won't say anything more than that. alleged victim chloe goins met with her attorney this year. and the lead detective on the cosby investigation called him and wanting more information. insurance company aig, who insures cosby under three policies filed federal suit saying they will not defend the star in the civil defamation suits by janice dickinson in california or three others. the reason? his insurance contracts do not cover sexual assault or sexual or physical or mental abuse. we reached out to marty singer for the response. if aig's suit is successful cosby has to pay out of his own pocket any monetary damages the women could be awarded by a court or jury. john. >> just the beginning. jean casarez, thanks. >>> just days from

the civil rights group and students met tonight to talk about the petition. they will prepose changing the name to thurgood marshall high school there is a koyrnt petition to keep it as it is. the petition started before the south carolina church shooting that cause calls to remove confederate flags around the country. >>> the school says it's going to rearrange the order in which the schools will be renovated or expanded. school leaders admit the system that they used to create their priority list was flawed. it used outdated information unintentionally favored districts closer to the district, and overcrowding was not considered. montgomery county says a new list will be created by october. >>> neighborhood in a usually peaceful part of upper northwest d.c. find themselves suddenly coping tonight with a series of armed robberies. three of them happened early this morning as people were walking alone in the dark. first at western avenue at quesada, then at connecticut and military. finally at 35th and about aemarle. they stole wallets and wanted to know pin

white house says on line petition to extradite petition to zimbabwe will receive a response. as of this morning that petition has 160,000 signatures. >>> well, there is an unexpected visitor in the delaware river near boarden down. new jersey fish and wild life shared this picture with us. they say a manatee was last seen tuesday night near i295 bridge and crosswick bridge. the mammals are referred to as sea cows and usually call florida's coastal waters home but officials say warm water and food source, manatee likes, probably, brought it up here. so, anything for a good meal i guess, justin. made its way here. >> sharks, manatees, jelly fish, all kind of crazy stuff. >> they need to stay to the south. >> yes. >> water temperature is warming up. it will be the hot but humidity drops a little bit. >> happy to hear that. last of that hair spray. >> not likely, justin. >> let's take you outside we will have a blue moon this morning, nice. >> yes. >> that is what two full moonness one month is, so that is second full moon of the month, that is why it is blue moons, it happens ev

the court granted a certain petition for a guy suing the city of baltimore. they are proud of the fact that they have this thorough process and all the clerks back at over the briefs and the user petitions and check them out. you remember the grant less than one out of 100 something grant him and no one was able to find him. for months. they could not find him. i would have thought one clue was that this is an unusual situation. he said he bought his house in baltimore for $900 and they knocked it down without telling him. i know prices are not high in baltimore -- [laughter] but $900? to make a long story short, they cannot find them and they dismissed the case. >> and he hires paul clement. [laughter] >> this one did not work. there were not having him back after all that. i talk to a lawyer for one of the legal clinics who said, we should have just said we were representing him and taken the case. the guy was gone. >> in addition to a brief that was written in half german, like the one you wrote about, the court itself has had them opinions this year that

there are five petitions online. we want to know what you think about this. weigh in on the facebook page at nbc washington. >>> right now eurozone finance ministers are meeting in greece with the country's prime minister to talk about a possible bailout. today could be greece's last chance to convince creditors it deserves more financial help to rescue it from the crisis. some finance leaders say they want specific and binding commitments from greece before they agree to a third bailout. iran's leader calling for the struggle against the u.s. to continue as world leaders negotiate a nuclear deal. secretary of state john kerry and his western allies are trying to reach a deal that would keep iran from developing nuclear weapons. one of the sticking points is iran's demand to lift a u.n. ban on iran from buying and selling conventional weapons. russia supports that request. negotiators agreed to extend the deadline through tomorrow.>>> let's get you prepared on the stories coming up in the week ahead. crews will work to make it easier for you to know where to

however, that petition only good for about five days.n order to be committed over a longer period, it would have required a second petition and only second petition to have triggered a flag to the national database and prevented him from buying the gun. we know today, nbc news learned from the georgia bureau of investigation that that second petition to commit him over the longer term was never signed. >> all right. jamie novogrod thank you so much for that. >>> investigation is under way into the death of bobbi kristina brown. daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown. she was pronounced dead yesterday after just 22 years old. six months after she was found unresponsive in a bathtub like her mother. medical examiner says an autopsy will be conducted next to determine what led to her death. >>> overseas president obama continues to make history on the trip to africa. today the first sitting u.s. president to visit ethiopia. where he went after the record of human rights abuses. senior white house correspondent chris janesing is traveli

you don't see conservative webs making petitions. i've never seen it. it isn't both sides. >> crucify those with whom we disagree. mr. dudel, if you don't see that point, i have to say you're uninformed about what's happening. >> i think you have to look at each instance case by case. in this situation with this company, there was push from an organization. there was pressure there. we're also seeing celebrities getting on board. influential public figures. look across twitter, all these social channels numerous companies -- >> i'm going to fire because some celebrity doesn't like him. mr. butowsky the last word. >> what mr. trump said isn't incorrect. i live in dallas and i'm going to tell you, we've got troubles on this border. >> absolutely. some of the things he said were out of context, like rapist stuff. he didn't define rapist stuff clearly. >> "the o"reilly factor" moving along. when jimmy carter criticizes obama you know you're in trouble. >> price fixing screwing their passengers? is that true? stay tuned. we live in a pick and choose world. choose choose choose.

that petition got more than 700,000 signatures. the company is taking his merchandise off the shelves saying his disparageing statements is not of their values. he says he dumped them because his ties and shirts are made in china. this is continued fallout after the inflammatory comments. here is what he had to say on cnn last night. >> they fold under pressure. macy's was unable to handle pressure. they folded like dogs. >> reporter: there you have it. donald trump not backing down. given the history, this is not the last we are hearing of the story yet. john christine. >> he never expressed concern that his shirts were made in china before this. now he says this is going to be central part of his campaign. he will hold chinese to accountability for the moves. >> nor did he explain how dogs fold. i did not know dogs folded. >>> new issues for miss usa. flo-rida is bowing out. he was the last on the schedule to appear. retired nfl running back emmet smith quit as a judge. nbc and univision have pulled the plug on the telecast. the

in response he wrote a satire that he titled the candle makers petition. it read that the manufacturers of candles and street lamps and generally everything connected with lighting petition the government. we suffer from the unfair competition of a foreign rival. this has such an advantage over us that he floods the market in the product. he offers it at a low price. at the moment the disappears, all the customers desert us and turn to him and as a result an entire domestic industry is rendered stagnant. this competes against us without mercy. and of course the foreign manufacturer that they are upset about is the sun. >> it is traditional hospitality protesting against some businesses like airbnb. >> here is that petition, pass a law ordering the closing of all windows skylights shutters come and curtains. >> why do we want to bring in all of this competition? >> what jobs are gone that you may be about? >> jobs that are created over the years telephone operators, travel agents as must've been replaced by online booking, we have a lot of grocery stores an

because we don't want the petition slammed by special interest concerns.t of conscious and not pressure. we are verifying signatures. more than a half million people have signed the petition so far. >>> i am struck by inability of liberal commentator to acknowledge. the left does understand the pain of the situation, but it isn't enough to deter their desire. someone opened waters for political gain. some want no scrutiny on poor folks. i believe the system is a powerful thing and often overrides common sense. it is my job to point that out. o'reilly i have watched you for years and became a premium member because of your coverage of kate's murder. dozens have signed up for pm status. >> i am reading hitler's last days. he doesn't understand all the words but he is learning a lot. you are a good grand dad. hitler's last days building in sales currently number one in the category for kids 10 to 16. word of mouth extremely strong. >>> bill i'm constantly amazed at the lack of knowledge some americans show during watters's world segments. the decline of publi

>> reporter: the group launched a petition on change.org to removal the mural. >> it's a pretty muralreporter: the artist died several years ago but a guide explained why they're include in the mural. the confederate soldier, the kkk, as a organization that took justice to extremes but an control the county knew overthose outside of the law. >> it's a bad thing but it is what happened. >> reporter: this man started a counter p he tigs to leave the mural alone. he's collected as many signatures as those that want it to come down. >> they are offended by the hooded klansman. you tell them why? >> if that's the case. you have to know your history to stop them from-ing it again. >> the petition alleges it does more than depict history. it suggests it depicts white supremacists hidden in plain sight. >> there's copious use of trees and low-hanging limbs. it raises questions whether there's a deeper meaning. >> reporter: including this woodpecker, the bird was once a southeastern u.s. native and according to the petition and anti-defamation league a symbol embraced by skin heads. >> justice

i mean he did just file the petition petition. there's been no decision. >> let me see if i got the legal terminology. i'm not suggesting the judge would have to be corrupt if this were a shaky shaky -- >> he's basically moving things around and saying i need protection on this. i need protection on that so i can't go to that county and testify yet. >> thanks for -- sanktdctuary cities. >> if a court would rule that the federal government has constitutional right to all immigration reforms, then sanctuary cities by and large would be -- would be unconstitutional. a court would have to rule that. they could do that. that's a way to get around the immunity they have now. >> immunity for breaking law. >> yeah. >> that is by the way, shaky, shaky. >> that is. in a very bad way. >> well you have overlaps and that's why you have decisions of higher courts to come down. >> what are the >> what are the odds anyone is going to do anything about this? >> not much. >> thanks for the good news. >> sorry. >> you got it. we thank you both. have a great evening. good nig

i mean he did just file the petition petition. there's been no decision.lease. >> let me see if i got the legal terminology. i'm not suggesting the judge would have to be corrupt if this were a shaky shaky -- >> he's basically moving things around and saying i need protection on this. i need protection on that so i can't go to that county and testify yet. >> thanks for -- sanktdctuary cities. >> if a court would rule that the federal government has constitutional right to all immigration reforms, then sanctuary cities by and large would be -- would be unconstitutional. a court would have to rule that. they could do that. that's a way to get around the immunity they have now. >> immunity for breaking law. >> yeah. >> that is by the way, shaky, shaky. >> that is. in a very bad way. >> well you have overlaps and that's why you have decisions of higher courts to come down. >> what are the odds anybody is going to do anything about this? >> not much. >> thanks for the good news there. >> sorry. thank [ dynamic music plays ]

and a petition moving towards the white house to remove bill cosby's medal of freedom "early today" starts right now. tom sellick gets caught in the middle of california's war on water. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, i'm dara brown. the south carolina house has overwhelmingly approved a measure to take down confederate flag from the state capitol. lawmakers spent more than 13 hours debating the issue. staet representative jenny horn delivered an emotional speech warning her fellow lawmakers that the world is watching. >> i cannot believe that we do not have the heart in this body to do something meaningful such as take a symbol of hate off these grounds on friday. >> and just after 1:00 this morning, the final vote, 94-20. the bill must be ratified and then sent to governor nikki haley, who has already called for the flag's removal. shortly after the vote, governor haley posted a message saying, it's a new day in south carolina, a day we can all be proud of and a day that truly brings us together. as we continue to heal as one people and one state. elsewhere, the debate

a white house petition shows that he received 146,000 signatures. that means there'll be an answer from the administration. >> this petition has reached that threshold, so there will be a forthcoming white house response. >>> but any action for extradition would have to be made by the justice department. >>> the controversial killing of cecil the lion came up on the presidential campaign trial. donald trump was asking afternoon he was asked about his sons. he said his sons loves to hunt, he supports second amendment rights, but he prefers to play golf. >>> a businessman tracks down his device after it fell from a plane mid flight. details in "moneywatch." >> announcer: this portion of the "cbs morning news" by act advance. kills 90% of plaque germs for a fresh clean mouth. does your makeup remover take it all off? every kiss-proof, cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. wherever it is you want to go, all you need to see is t

the students that have launched the petition drive are away on vacation this week, i couldn't speak to them on camera but they say they started their push last semester, well before the national spotlight shifted on to this issue. jeb stuart is just one of three fairfax county high schools the students have in their sights. their change.org petition seeks changes of names for lee and woodson, claim woodson was named only initially support gradual desegregation. fairfax county school board member sandy evans says four jeb stuart students came to meet with her two weeks ago. >> i was very impressed with the students who came to me and wanted to have this conversation about is it time to change the stuart high school name? but their petition has competition there are two other drives asking the school names be kept even some fellow jeb stuart students wonder how thousands of alumni would feel if the jeb stuart name were arraysed. >> so much of a problem to change the name. >> reporter: a strong majority oppose the name change. the names are entrenched in the community but that it's import

i submitted a discharge petition. highly unusual for a nonleadership position to submit a discharge petition. this means that i'm going to try to force a vote on this. i think the time is now to discuss whether taxpayer dollars should be going to such a gruesome procedure. i mean, the doctor on the video in a casual voice while sipping wine and eating brie talks about rotating the baby around so she can get better access to baby parts that she's going to harvest for sale to researchers. so i really think that the time has come in our country to debate do people want their taxpayer dollars going to this kind of procedure? >> what happens if you don't get a vote on the senate floor? >> they may block me today on a vote on an amendment to the highway bill but i'm filing cloture or trying to file for a discharge petition to have a separate bill. if i have 16 senators to sign a bill saying they think we should defund planned parenthood i guarantee you people across america who are outraged by are going to call their senato

. >>> bill o'reilly is ready to sign a petition telling america that if kate steinle was their daughteroud of the more than 200,000 folks who have signed the petition on bill o'reilly.come calling for kate's law which would incarcerate any deported felon who comes to america again. mandatory five year sentence for felons and lesser sentence to those committing misdemeanors. it's shocking some americans will not support kate's law. you know the story. ideology more important. however, i do believe congress will pass the law and we will track it every step of the way. >> or you can sign that petition yourself at bill o'reilly.com. ainsley? >> donald trump is disputing claims that the head of the rnc told him to tone it down. they're saying he was told to back down but the presidential candidate said totally false reporting. he called me ten minutes, said i hit a nerve, doing well end. now he's lashing out at his opponent's takes on border patrol. >> i watched hillary clinton she would be so weak on immigration. i watched jeb bush. i don't know if you remember his famous act of love. this

there was a petition to ban her from returning to south africa. her reality show capitalized on it. >> check out the size of this wrack rack. >> reporter: many say hunting should be for eating. not trophies. like palmer, she's a bow huntnter. she got a taste of online rage herself after posing with a 510-pound bear she'd just killed in north carolina. threats poured in on facebook. she says she had 5,000 death threats in one day. >> they don't understand that we eat all that meat. what are they eating at their dinner table? do they have meat on their plate? do they go to whole foods and buy a $20 steak? >> reporter: in the case of the dentist, walter palmer didn't eat any cecil the lion steaks. he didn't get to keep the head or the pelt. he and his guides had to leave their trophies behind in the bush once authorities started coming after them. mayan the conservationists have dedicated their lives to studying these animals. >> species like this, we have to contain those that we have. and, you know, going out to shoot dearer in new jersey that's a

about the significant impacts on parking garage and quality of life in mission bay and launched a petition calming for the city to reject this project we've collected more 46 hundred signatures from residents and employees and neighbors that are concerned about the 18 thousand plus seat i'm submitting that petition today and received letters we're submitting if neighbors will the concerned of park and access to hospital os and traffic and air quality consider other sites for this damaging project just yesterday the california nurses association expressed their concerns in the weeks and months to come more people will be joining the growing numbers how bad this will be for the access to emergency care and traffic throughout the east side we hope you'll take the residents and their opinion into strong k for this project thank you. >> thank you. >> please come to the podium. >> good afternoon thank you very much for this opportunity i'm speaking open on behalf of ass son she writes i have concerns of the environmental gangs of the arraign the draft eir shows the project will could you say gri

i submitted a discharge petition. is highly unusual for a nonleadership position to submit a discharge petition. this means that i'm going to try to force a vote on this. i think the time is now to discuss whether taxpayer dollars should be going to such a gruesome procedure. i mean, the doctor on the video in a casual voice while sipping wine and eating brie talks about rotating the baby around so she can get better access to baby parts that she's going to harvest for sale to researchers. so i really think that the time has come in our country to debate do people want their taxpayer dollars going to this kind of procedure? >> what happens if you don't get a vote on the senate floor? >> they may block me today on a vote on an amendment to the highway bill but i'm filing cloture or trying to file for a discharge petition to have a separate bill. if i have 16 senators to sign a bill saying they think we should defund planned parenthood i guarantee you people across america who are outraged by are going to call their sen

people petitioned us.f somebody wants to petition us on the kinds of things you talk about we can deal with that. when the health care issue won we had an exemption. and 40% of americans no longer have a land line. you spoke out staying pollsters could go the way of blacksmiths. >> they have been right. >> i guess my point is that industry in terms of trying to do a random sample is put out of business. how do you do a random sample on a poll if you can cannot sit down and randomly dial? >> you cannot get to the wireless numbers because you don't know them. that went by the board. the issue here is if you come to us and says the statue says which it does it is the only folks to be called are those who want to be called and i am supposed to be a strict con structure of the statute. >> the court disappears with the statute. >> and you are constantly encouraging me to do this. >> we are trying to figure out the impact of the ruling as it relates. i have gone way beyond my time. i will refer to my colleague fr

why this has become such a big issue in india is particularly because of the 11th hour pleas and petitions that went before his execution as far into 5:00 a.m. on thursday here in india. he was executed at 7:00 a.m. his lawyers up until the 11th hour petitioning the supreme court to stay the execution on numerous grounds. in terms of the context of this case, it's been devicive across india. it's raised questions about justice system, about how these cases particularly sensitive cases are dealt with. the amount of time it takes to deliver justice, keeping in mind you are looking at 22 years since the blast took place. and also issues relating to the death penalty, which case should be applied and should it have been applied to the case here. keeping in mind that some legal experts as well as activists saying in terms of those who have been handed down the death penalty in relation to the blast, there were ten others, none of them have been executed and some of them they insist played a far bigger or more important role in this case. >>> the u.s. has the latest reports of afghan taliban lea