i'm sorry, philip did. i will go to you first. tell me about the ethics of this first. you have people who are incarcerated. it's not like they have a lot of choices but giving them this choice, which is to do deadly work for an hour, the ethics of that, in your view? >> thanks for that question and thanks so much for the opportunity to be on the show. so i think you're right to highlight on the one hand prisoners are spending their incarcerated time inside the fire camps, those men and women for the most part would prefer to be in a fire camp as opposed to a traditional walled prison. on the other hand it's important to note that it's in light of the alternative and that really makes it complicated, right, to identify this as purely voluntary or not. ask questions for ways it is and is not coercive is precisely because they're choosing to be in a fire camp, in many cases from the men and women i had a chance to interview because the conditions are somewhat less austere and painful than in prisons. the food may be in many cases better but, again, they're choosing to do

but later prosecutors and even philip say it was rosalie who coerced philip bolin into recanting, an allegation she strongly denies. >> i have no weapon to influence philip bolin into recanting his testimony. i don't carry a badge. >> reporter: a jury still convicted bolin of murder. >> reporter: "20/20"'s calls to philip bolin were not returned. cheryl coby died from diabetes in 1992. you're so close to it. are you able to really clearly see the evidence and be able to look at it objectively? >> if you looked at the evidence and the testimony, the testimony doesn't comport with the evidence. >> reporter: evidence or just evidence of love? that's the key question. but rosalie may be looking at a game changer in her fight. and it's due to this man, fred whitehurst. for 20 years, he's been blowing the whistle on corruption at the fbi crime lab. and at the center of it all, a top forensic analyst who's helped convict hundreds of people, michael malone. >> anything that michael malone touched, any evidence that he it can't be. that. >> reporter: malone initially handled key evidence in a

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philips cocked his shot gun and threatened them. police were first called to the scene by philips' sister who said he was drunk and was threatening to kill himself. >>> union leaders say the recent deal with the city over benefits is not fall apart. city says it's not quite true. they reached a tentative agreement last month. according to a union representative, a city attorney tried to back out of that deal. city officials saw that's not true and they're optimistic the deal will stick. a special closed session is expected to take place later this week. >>> san jose city council is considering a moratorium on mobile home park conversions. it comes a week after the winchester ranch mobile home park announced it would close in order to build more homes. it would complicate and slow down the process, not prevent it. >>> san francisco's cable cars are a national treasure. today city officials said those who operate them should be treasured as well. and after two accidents thus year that seriously injured operators, there's a new safety

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she is preparing to file a lawsuit against both asbury park police and neptune pd, philips employer forened before this horrible shooting in june. >> based on my conversation with the children, there were incidents involving the children. that's all i can say. additionally she is going to be looking into this response right here. >> why did police officers who were on the scene for an unrelated traffic accident let philip seidel fire two rounds of gunshots into his wife's vehicle and they did not use deadly force against him question? >> the issues are why does he get to fire at least two different rounds of shots. one in one part of the car and then manages to get around and fire again. the police are all there. >> the incident at the school shows he had preferential treatment from police the entire time. police are there to escort other police officers in a divorce battle. that is not what our tax dollars are used for. why is he getting so much preferential treatment? >> that is the question were going to ask. >> again i think there's two sides of that story. in september there is goi

philip moon was doing that. i was giving him the data. i was basically his hands, along with another sed, who incidentally did have an accident right next to me. he blew up one of these explosive caps by accident and he was badly injured by that, but he recovered. so we worked on that. i should have mentioned that i was not allowed to work in the main part of los alamos because i have not been cleared yet. so i was given a second class clearance, a tentative badge called a blue badge. i did not know at the time they were investigating me back in new york. this clearance in new york city, apparently i passed and was given a white badge, which was an entrÉe into the actual technical area of los alamos where all the important work was going on. so at that point, that was two or three months after i started on jumbo, i got the white badge and just at that time they decided to forget about jumbo because at that time their confidence was such that they were pretty sure that the bomb would work and decided that jumbo was a waste of time. now per

reporter: now philip, the tour guide, explains that by rubbing the leaves together they're bruising the terpenes, the essential oils in cannabis, and analyzing what they smell, a bit like wine tasters. people are obviously enjoying it. brittany: i've been smoking cannabis since i was, like, 13, but like now i'm really thinking about the taste, like the different experiences and the different strains and like that tastes different from the last one. reporter: marijuana is rarely cultivated on balconies or in back yards in denver, but instead in huge warehouses like this one. andy williams explains that the plants have to grow perfectly straight. cannabis has already made him rich. there's a gold rush atmosphere in the sector. andy williams: someday i hope to be a millionaire, when i sell the company or when i can relax and just stop growing. but right now, you know, we're growing and growing and growing. reporter: if you drive through denver, you'll find cannabis on almost every corner, even here in the pedestrian zone, sporting names like "blue dream" or "durban poison." new products co

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after that, thom file and philip bump discuss voter turnout and demgraph ics from presidential and congressional elections since the late 1970s. plus your facebook comments and tweets on "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> sunday night on q&a former emergency manager of detroit kevin orr talks about detroit's financial issues and his job overseeing the largest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history. >> if detroit had taken that $1.5 billion in 2005 and 2006 when the stock market went down to 6700 and if it had just invested it in an index fund the stock market is now trading at 18,000. almost three times what it was. they not only would have tripled their money but could have paid the pensions in full.

con c conaco philips and intel.er is having a good day on the back of that bob peck upgrade we just discussed with the sun trust analyst. so as you pick through the carnage of august, there do seem to be some diamonds in the rough. stocks with high dividend yields that look too juicy to pass up. dom chu joins us with our rundown of the top paiyers out there. >> reporter: that's the big question, whether or not the values that are attractive or whether these dividend yields are high for a good reason. so let's take you through some of the big, large-cap names that have the big yields. you have the telecom companies, right, like a frontier communications. one of the best yielders in the s&p 500 right now up north of 8%. also vodaphone, not a u.s. company but has a 5% dividend yield, so decent for the uk phone provider. mattel 6.5%. conoco phillips, almost 5.5%. verizon, exxon mobil, oil and gas telecom well represented here. there were a slew of companies, about 50 of them within the overall s&p 500 that have yields n

there's a hole where philip isn't, in my heart. >> he sounds like a very special guy, sandra. i can't even begin to say i hope this brings you some sort of peace or closure, but i know i speak for my viewers when i say, i hope it does. god bless you, sandra. thank you for talking with us. thank you, jake, i appreciate it. >>> so with world from malaysia that this debris does belong to mh370, what does this mean for the search of the rest of the plane? we'll bring you to our panel of experts who are here. that's next. but i've managed. except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous s

to schedule is flexible. >> reporter: philip is one of a growing number of drivers. 6,000 who use their own cars as part of the ride sharing service. illegal job in philadelphia according to the philadelphia parking authority. with the millions of people expected to make the trek to fill in the next couple of years for the papal visit, democratic national convention, the dalai lama, time is running out for uber to get parking authority on their side. >> now we're in over 300 cities. >> reporter: that has uber executive doing a new push. he says the city could benefit from uber. >> massive transportation challenges and we can help solve them. again we're just part of the solution. >> over the past five years, uber's success caused laws to change in other areas. >> we want to basically say, okay, we want to help improve your transportation system. improve your economy and be part of a solution set for making cities run better. >> reporter: that could happen here for drivers like philip where uber is more than just a transportation option. it's a bay to feed a family. >

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philip, what is the latest? philip: i see the irish navy says their ship has picked up 367 people, and they confirm 29 bodies have been recovered. they say 13 of the people rescued our children, and i also understand that a number of people who were in serious condition were taken to the hospital by helicopter. the search effort is continuing and will apparently continue through the night to see if there are any other people who survived, but the most likely thing is that a large number were in the hall of the fishing boat, and they had their chance to escape. terry: thank you very much for that. i just want to remind our viewers that you will find plenty of coverage on europe's migrant crisis on our website at dw.com. days of heavy monsoon rains have caused every station elsewhere in southern asia. myanmar has been especially hard-hit. around 70 people have died in flooding there, and around 250,000 have been affected. monsoons are also wreaking havoc in parts of india. more than 20 people died when flash flood

the particular person i was moon.ned to was philip b he was british. arrived atrently almost the same time i did. we came in together. his assignment, and therefore my assignment, was to study the contain anjumbo to atomic bomb. did nottomic bomb actually work properly, the radioactive material would still all over the landscape. it would've been a disaster of enormous proportions, so the idea was to put the bomb inside fizzled,ainer if it then the container would hold it and prevented from spreading around and destroying los alamos. so that was what was called jumbo. experience -- i should say a few words about the british. of course were also working on the atomic bomb. sometime in late 1942, their audject, called the m project, by arrangements to winston churchill decided to join forces with the americans. so the british were shipped to los alamos is a group. there were maybe 6-8 of the same , the most famous physicists in england at the -- i have aing list here. , marcus olison -- now, itip moon p.b. was athat student of rutherford's, not chadwicks

philip, what is the latest? philip: i see the irish navy says their ship has picked up 367 people, and they confirm 29 bodies have been recovered. they say 13 of the people rescued our children, and i also understand that a number of people who were in serious condition were taken to the hospital by helicopter. the search effort is continuing and will apparently continue through the night to see if there are any other people who survived, but the most likely thing is that a large number were in the hall of the fishing boat, and they had their chance to escape. terry: thank you very much for that. i just want to remind our viewers that you will find plenty of coverage on europe's migrant crisis on our website at dw.com. days of heavy monsoon rains have caused every station elsewhere in southern asia. myanmar has been especially hard-hit. around 70 people have died in flooding there, and around 250,000 have been affected. monsoons are also wreaking havoc in parts of india. more than 20 people died when flash flood

. >> now joining us on book tv is philip kotler, prof. at northwestern university. prof. what you teach and how long a few been at the university. >> believe it or not i've been here 50 years and i and i have taught all of the mba students. more recently i am confining my teaching here at northwestern to the executive programs where we get business people who come for a week to learn about pricing or advertising or finance and so on. >> what is your background, how did you end up coming to teach at northwestern for 15 years. >> i was trained as a phd in economics. >> : : . namely capitalism is a great economic system and produce teen millions of goods and services that could sit on the shelf unless people are there to buy it. marketing is the connection time of the ancient that wooden shoe like this, would you like an out of watch, wouldn't you like whatever. there's got to recognize that marketing is an economic discipline. it's another part of economics even though it uses social psychology and sociology and other things like that. >> host: we've invited her faster kotl

philips lifeline. lifeline is america's #1 medical alert service. visit philipslifeline.com/caregiver today or call this number for your free brochure and ask about free activation. >>> welcome back to this special edition of "cashin in." you heard donald trump say he's not beholden to anyone. is that what the country needs, michelle? >> i do. i think so. i know democrats keep saying that all hispanics hate donald trump, but i actually like donald trump. i like that he's not a career politician who is trying to climb the political ladder. he's not trying to get money from big donors he's not going and kissing up to all of the rich people asking them for money. i like that. and he's talking about issues like immigration, which is what americans care about. but the gop class does not want to talk about. the establishment does not want to talk about that issue. he's making that an issue and forcing other candidates to talk about something they don't want to. >> and let's stay on money for a second. right now, a lot of candidates are in california being

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i am very grateful to philips and for funding me and i never went back. so although i go there, i did all my undergraduate, graduate work and of course professional work in the u.s. >> describe the kind of things you are an expert in? vanda: well, so in the morning when i'm in the good morning, people ask me that question. i tell them that i work on nontraditional security threats which really covers anything from organized crime, illicit economies, insurgency, terrorism. in the evening when i'm depressed after working on these subjects i'd say i work on how things fall apart. but both statements are misnoemers. in many ways what we call today nontraditional security threats, low intensity conflict, rebellion insurgency, crime, certainly, predates organized warfare, conventional warfare that so much -- came about. and more traditional than the so-called traditional warfare. and i say in the evening i work on how things fall apart, the two is fundamental misnomer since the key components of my work is organizing there are no such things of ungoverned domai

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we had discussions about buffett and that stake in philips 66.argument is oil as a commodity will remain lower as he plays the refining margins at philips. this is interesting. >> philips' ceo has been commenting on how low oil prices would help the company's margins all year. and it has. it's one of the few companies that has seen its stock trade in positive territory on a year to date basis. >> with all of that, the dow is a stone's throw from the flat line after being down 150 plus. let's get to jackie deangelis at the nymex. what's going on? >>> this is really interesting. the monthly production numbers for the u.s. are out from the eia and in some ways the market pays more attention to the monthly numbers than the weekly numbers because they're calculated differently. what i'm looking at here is a drop in production in the u.s. so we're at 9.296 million barrels a day in june down from 9.4 million in may and the peak of .6 million in april. this is significant when it comes to a production drop here. and as we've been talking about the supply

the other was fort saint philip on the east side. like west point, this is where the mississippi river takes an s-curve. any ship would have to slow down to take that turn, so they perched two forts on either side of that curve so they could pummel any ships with cannon fire on the way up. weitzel spent four years here, 40 miles away from new orleans for most of his time. he draws every day, every doorway, every wall and writes a letter to cyrus comstock saying he is bored to tears. i've done nothing but draw every day. drawings in triplicate every single detail of these forts. when he has downtime, he goes to the bayous and hunts ducks, which he enjoyed doing. those four years, learning every inch of these two forts and learning the back by use of fort saint philip became the most important thing to launch his career in the military. weitzel gets another letter saying, "your assignment to new orleans is over, and you are assigned as an assistant professor at west point," so in august 1859, he takes a steamer up to west point. he mee

plan that predominately, they plan to assault fort saint philip and fort jackson. the problem is these are yankees from the north and they do not know those forts. someone says there's a young lieutenant in washington right now who knows everything about this two forts. -- those two forts. his name is godfrey weitzel. so the call goes out to find weitzel and bring him right away. he shows up with these the wigs -- bigwigs of the federal government. they ask what he knows, and he asks what they need to know. he knows exactly how to take the two forts because he knows their weaknesses, so they make weitzel the chief engineer of the mission against new orleans. this twentysomething has the key to unlock the two forts, if you will. a large contingent of ships, and sailssales around -- around the tip of florida to a staging area just off the coast of new orleans. weitzel tells admiral farragut how to capture the forts. the plan was that admiral porter -- flag officer porter at the time -- would bomb the forts from several miles away with mortar ships and would reduce th

>> yeah, philip. >> it's quite comfortable.cated idea is giving it more than it deserves. donald trump, most of his immigration policy has been backfilled as he has been trying to explain why he made the claims he was making. if you look at the stats he put into his document today. he has already been out there, said build the wall, make mexico pay for it. now he is trying to find way to say how he is going to make that into something that's real. the fact that he says he is going to get mexico to pay for this. so many of the illegal immigrants are not from mexico. as the point was just made. >> maria, you agree with him. and of can i ask you another question and move on, because i don't think you agree that it works. >> sure. >> he links immigration and jobs right off the bat. he says the effects on job seekers have also been dsr disaster outside. black americans have been particularly harmed. the influx of foreign workers holds down salaries, keeps unemployment high and makes it difficult for poor and, woulding class american

philip: there is not a lot we can expect. the data does not look very good. european data not great. we can only hope for some improvement coming from the supply side. to be honest, this might only be to political trouble. something like yemen prices. otherwise, fundamentally it does not look too good. jonathan: thank you for joining us this morning. to get the investment view chief market strategist for u.k. in europe at j.p. morgan asset management. stephanie, great to have you with us. i'm looking at the commodity market, brent is up 50. copper almost any bear market. seemingly, the world is ending. bring us reality here. is it all about supply? stephanie: what is happening to commodities and world trade, it doesn't see much flash of red light. it does give you a? -- it does give you a question mark about the strength of the global economy. it is primarily an oil story. so far, you have seen all of these other routes and commodities. they say copper is the only one with a phd in -- there is a structural shift in demand. china is in producing the kind of mo

here, we see princess katarina, the daughter of king philip the second, wearing the same sort of thing around her waist and that. -- neck. we are looking at a golden chalice here. this is a solid gold cup. this is one of the more interesting pieces drum the ship -- from the ship wreck. this is what we call a poison cup. this gold chalice has a mount on the inside and that was designed to hold one of these stones. bizorstones are called stones. these are gallstones from a llama board goat or a deer or some sort of animal like that. the belief was at the time, if you mounted one of these stones in your cup and poured your wine into it, and someone was out to get you, and had poisoned your wine, the stone would absorb the poison and render the wine safe , to drink. so this was sort of an antidote to the poison and what's crazy about it is when you start looking at the structure of the stones, they are mostly hair and calcium. it actually worked against some arsenic compounds, so whoever discovered that was a brave person to try it out. apparently, it did work to some degree. this is the c

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philips lifeline. lifeline is america's #1 medical alert service. visit philipslifeline.com/caregiver today or call this number for your free brochure and ask about free activation. joining us now is judith miller former white house chief of staff under george h.w. bush former governor of new hampshire, john sununu author of the new book "the quiet man on h.w." great to have you both. judy these latest polls show trump commanding front runner. the republican establishment have be fits. your thought? >> i think i share the fits because i continue to believe that donald trump is bad for the gop brand. but he know house to get an audience. he know house to create news. >> you mean all of the things that the republican party wasn't able to do in 2008 2012 and needs desperately to do in 2016. >> well there's news and there's news. there's good news and then news that drivers voters away in a general election. >> john your thoughts? >> you could get a dancing bear if you just want to draw a crowd -- >> yeah. you know what? did you say dancing bear? >> i d

>> it's been a little less than two mounts since tamra was built gunned down by allegedly husband philip, now the nine children the couple have had an advocate on their side. lord shelley spangler is planning a lawsuit against neptune and asbury park for wrongful death. we told you about the the 21 house and neptune, most of those involving domestic violence. please were not just there for complaints between the husband and wife some involve the children as well. >> there were calls about the threats with the father. >> that required police intervention? >> yes the police had to come. >> will have more for you tomorrow with the full patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid. just seven percent received five stars. among them were four hospitals that are part of cancer treatment centers of america. learn more at cancercenter.com. cancer treatment centers of america. care that never quits. appointments available now. i've got two reasons to take care o

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but philips was not his only.had a child together, a daughter named elizabeth. harding died in office leaving nothing for the child. at which point britton went public writing a book called "the president's daughter" she claims she and harding made love in a close nt in the west wing. few believed her. until this week at the behest of some of harding's dissen dents dna testing was done and britton was telling the truth. buffalo newspaper reported maria in cleveland had a legitimate child together. he sullied her reputation and ended up winning the election for shame. we know well the story of sally hemings and thomas jefferson. but there are also some who believe george washington who had no children with wife martha may have fathered a child with a slave woman who was owned by his half brother. plenty of presidents are said to have liaisons before or during their presidencies. but a child? a child is more than an indiscretion. she's a responsibility. warren harding not exactly one of the shining stars in our cons