and republicans pick a nominee for governor in rhode island on tuesday.bc senior political editor mark murray. that's a mouth florida. we have a whole lot to keep up with today x mark. let's start with you can right now, if i can get a breath in. here's what andrew cuomo told the "washington post" about whether he has a problem with progressives. he said you guys in washington are starting to make it sound like you're either/or. you're a moderate democrat or a liberal democrat. the best basketball player. you can go to your left and go to your right. how did cuomo, who was elected overwhelmingly back in 2010 and has millions in the bank, get to this place? >> peter, it all comes down to party loyalty. andrew cuomo has big progressive achievements when he first took over as governor. including getting gay marriage legal. since then, there's been accusations as well as perceptions that he's done more to aid state senate republicans than people in his own party. and you're either on my team or against me state, it's going to be interesting to see what the ma

blumenthal, casey, walsh, hirono, booker, heitkamp, boxer, nelson, durban, white house, klobuchar, reed of rhode island, and levin. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent that the mandatory quorum under rule 22 be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent that the filing deadline under rule 22 of the first-degree amendments to h.j. res. 124 be 2:00 this afternoon and the filing deadline for second-degree amendments be 3:30 p.m. today. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the motion to table an amendment to the joint resolution provided under the previous order be in order during the time for debate, if made during the debate the vote on the motion to table occur immediately after all debate time has been used or yielded back on h.j. res. 124. further that if a budget point of order is made the motion to waive be considered made and the vote on the motion to waive occur following the vote on the motion to invoke cloture on h.j. res. 124. the presiding officer: without

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para este grupo de brasil es estamos hablando Únicamente de 4 alguaciles para una zona del tamaÑo de rhodecer con muy pocos recursos. >> inspeccionar edificios abandonados, retirar cadÁveres, atender choques y hasta arriar ganado es tarea diaria para 4 oficiales del condado brooks uno de los mÁs pobres de la naciÓn y por el que pasa mÁs nÚmeros de inmigrantes rumbo norte. las condiciones de trabajo son mucho mÁs complejas para esta zona de 1105 de terrenos casi del tamaÑo de rhode island. >> x quiero quitarle la pistola tuve que pelear con ellos pero la recupere y corrieron. >> el alguacil gutiÉrrez es uno de los 4 uniformados que cuida este condado. >> nuestros oficiales ganan 24.000 y los del otro condado 33 mil deben ajustarse a un presupuesto de 650 mil dÓlares anuales sÓlo en gasolina han gastado 60 mil y no les alcanza para pagarles seguro mÉdico a los empleados. aquÍ del trabajo consiste multiplicarse los turnos son de 12 horas al dÍa gooney no sÓlo es la Única operadora que contesta las llamadas al 911 tambiÉn es la Única que puede estallar unidades de emergencia y atiende hasta 10

was just on a conference call with other reporters, and the deputy national security adviser, ben rhodes, who was walking through, you know, the press really through this process taking place here at the nato summit in wales. and the president is here right now asking for that support for international support for some sort of military mission against isis and it is undefined at this point. i think that's, you know, a kind way of putting it. they just don't know how it's going to take shape. but a little bit of news to come out of this conference call. ben rhodes did tell reporters that the president is getting indications, his top administration officials like secretary of state john kerry, the secretary of defense, chuck hagel, national security adviser, susan rice, all getting indications that yes, other nato partners, other nato nations are showing a willingness to participate in some sort of nato mission or international multinational mission against isis. having said that, they don't expect there to be an announcement at the end of this summit, saying that type of mission is coming

in a lot of other states it's the governor but in rhode island it's the treasurer.round the state of rhode island and she sold this thing and the cries from unions voices back then, i remember hearing, it was betrayal, this is war on the unions. >> and you saw that throughout 2010 because there was a sense of this huge hurt from what was happening with the recession. and now what you're seeing -- so, let's before anybody starts writing an obituary of the labor movement yet again, let's look at what's actually happening in the 2014 elections. there are governor upon governor, whether it was rick scott in florida, whether it is corbett -- tom corbett in pennsylvania, rick schneider in michigan or even scott walker in wisconsin. they are all in either tight races or in races where wolf in pennsylvania is now leading by double digits. and they all did the same kind of -- they all worked from the same playbook. cut education, cut worker rights, suppress votes, cut women's rights, all the while increasing corporate tax benefits. and what is happening is four years later,

paronoia and insomnia and a month and a half before he massacred 12 people here he told police in rhode island that someone was beaming voices and extremely low frequency vibrations into his hotel room harassing him and preventing him from sleeping. >> was he crying out for medical help? no. he didn't think he was sick like about half of people who have untreated schizophrenia and severe bipolar. he was not aware of his own illness. [ sirens ] >> you have taken that -- if you had taken that guy and given him treatment and gotten him on methods and given them therapy -- meds and given him therapy, he would never have committed those crimes. >> reporter: fuller supports what she calls need for treatment laws which have been adopted by a score of states. >> if rhode island has had a need for treatment standard, those police officers could have taken aaron alexis to a hospital and had a mental health professional see if he needed help. >> reporter: some critics do question the effectiveness of involuntary treatment and in many states authorities have to show someone is an imminent threat to

. >> i am going to be the next governor of rhode island i use cannibus every day. i cook it into food and use it as medicine to help me with a physical condition. i use it as a day yet terry -- dietary supplement and i do smoke it and yes i do inhale. it helps me to focus and it helps to facilitate communication. it doesn't make people crazy. >> i love the honesty. i love people who are honest and professional rather than jokey. maybe it will end up being assimilated to the culture more. do you think pot can be a better alternative than abused prescription pills? >> i can't believe i am in the pot corner. your point of honesty and it makes us very clear we should not vow for her, not that we live in rhode island, but as govern are. it has the affect of a recognizing quality, but also saying you are a wonderful human being and you are honest. but you should not be governor. jay i don't think she is a wonderful human being. can we legalize marijuana so this woman has no platform, please? >> she is acting like it is so cool. you can smoke pot. it is not that illegal.

back in the hands of governor rick snyder we hope that judge stephen rhodes will do right by citizens in the city there you go pastor d.l. example it's always great to see thanks for dropping by thank you so much great to be uninsured. is the good the bad of the very very most searing really ugly the good. feel of knots over ice bucket challenge there's a new social media campaign a charity campaign coming to town over the last week celebrities like british comic ricky gervais's have been tweeting pictures of themselves grabbing their family jewels along with a hashtag feeling nuts carolyn they're trying to start a back in june by a british organization called check one two tries to raise awareness about testicular cancer and encourages men to regular check themselves for growths down there one time will tell if the feeling doubts campaign becomes as successful as the ice bucket challenge but there's no debating the fact that anyone posed posted a picture of themselves grabbing well themselves really has balls in the bag full of missing the pastor of cleveland ohio as king of st taber

>> well, rhode island -- i moved to rhode island -- oh, yeah. [ cheers ] everybody's here. >> jimmy:ht your family here. >> that's all of rhode island right there. [ laughter ] yes. it was like you go to the warwick mall. >> jimmy: yeah, that's what i'm talking about. it would be the warwick mall. absolutely. yeah. >> that's right. >> jimmy: it all comes out. so you went to nyu. >> yes. >> jimmy: to study acting. >> yes. >> jimmy: but then -- i don't know if people know, but you also went to circus training? or -- [ laughter ] what do you call it? >> i know that it sounds strange, but in the very formal masters of fine arts program at nyu, for three years, we study circus with hubby burgess who worked with ringling brothers for 25 years, and we had to do tight rope walking, which i sucked at, [ light laughter ] and the trapeze, which i was awesome at. and we had to learn a juggle, which was a little bit of a a strech for me. >> jimmy: i don't understand. why would you take this course? >> good question. goo question. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean, is it something to fall back on it,

the stakes couldn't be higher the future of the motor city in large part depends on whether judge rhodes approves of that city's plan to slash over seven billion dollars of its estimated eighteen billion dollars in debt while reinvesting a mere one point five billion in city services while supporters of the plan argue that it's the best way to get the motor city back on its feet is a really the best deal for the people who call detroit home joining me now for more on that is pastor d.l. xander boy founder and national spokesman for the change agent consortium esther bullock welcome back. tom very to be on the show it is always so great to see you my friend let's start off with detroit's bankruptcy plan what are the specific details that we know now. but what we know now is that there are six classes of creditors with one class approving the plan five other classes and voted to reject the plan very interesting component of the plan as revenue from the detroit water and sewerage department going to pay for general general retirement of course there's also this grand bargain where you save

rhodes and leona b. carpenter foundation and the charles a. frueauff foundation. >> this week on "to the contrary" first, will the nfl domestic violence scandal lead to palpable change? then, hillary clinton says need a movement and to vote. behind the headlines: the lives of freed female slaves after reconstruction. hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, the latest from the gridiron. the nfl's domestic violence and child abuse scandals continue this week, as media reports of more abusers and disappearing sponsors mount. top corporate sponsors are standing by the nfl for now, even those run by women. the female chief executive officers of pepsico, general motors and campbell soup co., run companies that pay hundreds of millions annually for the right to attach their brands to the nfl. female activists pushed those ceos to speak out and by week's end pepsico's indra nooyi issued a statement decrying the abusive, violent behavior but supporting nfl commiss

rhodes and leona b. carpenter foundation, and the charles a. free hauf foundation >> bonnie: this week on "to the contrary," first, western women recruiting others to join the jihad. then, women's colleges accepting transgender students. behind the headlines: why the lgbt movement makes gains while women's rights are slipping. >> bonnie: hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, the bride of isis. the parents of a 20-year-old british woman say they're shocked to have learned she is a female jihadist recruiting western girls to join the movement. they're called "bedroom radicals" because these women do not act directly as martyrs or political activists, instead their roles are getting married to and child bearing for isis fighters. aqsa mahmood was known in her glasgow suburb as a sweet and peaceful girl, but she ran off to syria last year reportedly marrying a jihadist fighter. mahmood is one of at least 50 british women and girls who have joined the movemen

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. >> and armored vehicle loaded down with money crashes in rhode island. it did not take long for witnesses to become another problem. emergency responders had to deal with. >>> and nearly 73 years after the attack on pearl harbor, the uss arizona remains submerged as a massive graveyard for more than 1,000 men. the new scientific effort now underway to figure out what is happening to the ship. howard? >> the phillies have done something they have not done ever in their 131 year history. it was a no hitter but it's not your normal no hitter. i'll take look at the phillies first coming up in sports. ♪ huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner gotta be alone. heee yawww! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. jesse? ♪ >> we are watching area roadways tonight as people head home from the long weekend. all that traffic you see on the right there, you kn

this is an artist rendition of the colossus of rhodes. it was supposed to stand, according to, you know, histories of the time, or after, but around the time, that it was a monumental figure celebrating the god apollo and sort of thank you for the god's intervention in a particular battle, and it supposedly was in the harbor of rhodes and had this, you know, great statue, and it had been a wonder of the world. so bartholdi wanted to make that, but he wanted to make it for egypt, so this is actually bartholdi's design for the suez canal in egypt. and this was the original place that he wanted to put what, i mean, to me, that looks an awful lot like the statue of liberty. this is supposed to be a slave woman because the ruler at the time had officially abolished slavery. it was supposed to commemorate the fact he had done this. and you know, the headdress is a little lower, but it's still a same draped figure, still a torch. so bartholdi designs this. he goes back to egypt a few years later. he meets with the leader. he placed the model dow

happening right now, as a matter of fact, the deputy national security adviser to the president, ben rhodes, just told reporters that the president and prime minister, david cameron, did talk about the isis threat to and from a couple of events this morning. they had a bilateral discussion in which they talked about the threats posed by isis. and wolf, as you can see, these two leaders are very much becoming a duo in terms of providing leadership when it comes to dealing with the isis threat. the president and prime minister cameron put out that op-ed in the british newspaper this morning saying that the united states and britain will not be cowed by terrorists, but there are other meetings going on. interesting to note that the president did sit down for a meeting with king abdullah of jordan. the president has said he wants to line up regional partners in the middle east to take on the isis threat. so it doesn't just look like the west coming into the middle east to go after those terrorists. and so i think that's also interesting. we don't have a full readout of that meeting. we expect t

this is an example of a rhode islander which was an accurate measurement of the distance traveled by rotation of the wheel. prior to the mormon invention of the rhode islander, a small child would be assigned to walk next to the wheel with a handkerchief tied next to the wheel and they would have to count the revolutions as they watched the wheel make one revolutions and that was no small task for in the journey to the great salt lake this wagon would have made 371,160 revolutions so the rhode islander was a much welcome invention. a large portion of the mormon population is living in navu, illinois and they're basically labeled criminals and told to get out of town overnight starting a large migration in a short amount of time. the mormon trail basically begins in 1846 and on up through the 18 70's until salt lake city becomes the great mormon city that it is today. and they're basically following the journal diaries and the maps created by jim bridger. they will stop along the way several places thinking that they have found the ideal place just east of casper here. they establishe

joining me now is paul kedrosky, and john maeda, former president of the rhode island school of designjohn, we've just seen the new phones unveiled at apple. they have encouraged it -- a curved edge, 4.7 and 5.5 inch screen. what do you think of the curved edges? >> that has been forecasted for money years. we see them in tvs, and here we have it. >> is it more comfortable? -- we will bel told is more couple. but it is a brick. >> paul, how about you? >> i'm in the same camp. the televisions didn't excite me, and it's not clear to me that even with the portable devices will change very much. i more adjusted in the dimensions coming out. it's remarkable how much thinner these things are getting. story inre important the end than the curved screen. kudos to apple for shrugging the size. >> how much of a design challenges that, jon, to make the phones that are -- thinner? >> it's huge, given the software -- the hardware inside that thing. a curved surface might fit easier in our pocket. some of it will play out in how we where it and feel it? >> will be more enjoyable? >> slightly. what w

one captain with the skills, pekrathmun of rhode island. he had been a lieutenant. years later in several squadron l ships, the found himself close to the jamaica fleet. merchantmen being led across the atlantic. eeing the 100 ships, rathburn sailed amongst them getting close enough to one to hail them, discuss conditions in the of day, and invite the men across the water for tea or something stronger. arrived and was made a prisoner, rathburn sent a cut crew to the ship and her out of the fleet, discretely sending the prize back to boston. other captains saw how easy it was and join in the fun. to exchange for american prisoners only to find the crew kidnappers cowed by the absent laird's very pregnant wife. nevertheless, both unsuccessful acts created panic up and down and went a coast long way towards increasing nti-war sentiment in britain parliament. more captain that burned british ships than jones and barry combined. favored by smugglers and half the sites of a friggot british rizing the isles. of all of the american rebels and ding washington franklin, there

we're back with the former head of the rhode island school of design.ou have gotten a look at the watch. it doesn't look like a watch. the cannula face, interchangeable band -- rectangular face, interchangeable bands. >> it looks very nice. the watch will not just be a watch, it will be something else. >> fashion statement in terms of it is not functional? >> in terms of "what are you wearing?" a conversation piece. >> do you see people buying it? >> oh, definitely. different iphone doesn't excite us. . new platform excites us even count all the engineers in the region to go after it. >> should we buy the first one or wait? >> we all love apple. why not? >> it has a touchscreen, you can track your heart rate, input-output mechanism. how difficult is that to create? >> i think those parts are easier than the knob. we are going to touch it differently. we are so used to swiping that knob. probably feels really good. >> should we be calling this thing the ives watch? does it have his fingerprints on it? >> the key thing to remember about johnny's that he i

smoke cannabis and yes, i do inhale. >> ann armstrong is a write in candidate for governor of rhodeng attention for smoking weed in a campaign al. she runs a medical marijuana shop and she is also a patient. she started using marijuana every day after swine flu forced her to drop out of law school. she is using the campaign to raise awareness and push for loser medical marijuana laws. >> it is a scary thought especially for pair p rents. instagram being used for more than taking pictures or sun sets and your dinner. people are us ooing the photo sharing app to buy and sell drugs. they do it by a searchable hash tag attached to a picture of the drug being sold. they place an untraceable money transfer and the drugs are shipped directly to their doorstep. >> time for your 5@5:00 now. apple's release of the iphone 6 hasn't come without a few hick ups. what you need it know. >> happy friday to you, too, adam. >> happy friday to you as well. a few mishaps for avm late l-- lately. there are five things you need to know right now about apple. p even if you still have an iphone 5 or an ipho

quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. reed: mr. president, i would ask to dispense with the calling of the quorum. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reed: thank you, mr. president. i join my colleagues to urge the senators to take up and pass the bank on students loan and refinancing act led by my colleague from massachusetts, senator elizabeth warren. this is about fairness, it is about our values and it is about what's best both about students and our shared economic future. earlier this month senator whitehouse and i held a round table about student loan debt. rhode island ranks in the top five for the amount of debt students incurred or earned in an undergraduate degree. we helped from a peerch -- teacher, a parent who worried about how she will help her son make payments while she is making payments herself. we heard about the impact stload stload -- student loan debt is having on the housing market. as the g.a.o. reported, from 2002 through 2013, the number of individuals whose social security benefits w

in rhode island expected to be the most expensive race for governor in state history. on the republican side former gubernatorial candidate kim block faces allal -- ken block s allan fung. >> monday night football season, the detroit lions taking on the new york giants. calvin johnson finds the touchdown not once but twice in the first quarter. the lions win big. 35-14. >> in the late game the san diego chargers stunned the arizona cardinals coming back with two late touchdown strikes from quarterback carson palmer. cardinals win 18-17. so glad football is back. all eyes on apple stood in -- ty in anticipation of the big announcement. hi, lauren. >> good morning everybody. as you can see behind me people are already lining up. there's 20 people in line right now, some of them as long as a week waiting for the iphone 6. it isn't expected to go on sale for another ten-days the rumored release date. we will have an announcement in california later this morning. apple is expected to finally reveal the iphone 6 the bigger screen 54.7 and 5 and a half inches. it will have th

detroit did that a year ago, in a landmark decision by judge rhodes. and it is not as easy as a corporate bankruptcy where you just file and you're in. >> there's no denying it ms. long unions are playing a major factor in the financial woes. >> there's no question, public unions are very powerful, they contribute to legislatures and campaigns. there has to be a counterweight. unions have an important role but it also, public the goods and public services are involved,. >> look at stockton, looking at vallejo, how does a municipality at this point, support leadership? >> some of the accounting rules allowed a lot of this stuff to happen off balance sheet. it wasn't clear what these future liabilities wore for cities and communities and public entities. but now it is. they've changed the accounting rules and it's clear, it's on the front page of the financials and it looks scary in a lot of cases where it hadn't been clear before what the numbers were. >> ms. bartel, are pension is archaic? a number of fighting with unions trying to get the pensions ove

the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. reed: i rise today as i have for many years to urge my colleagues to fix our nation's broken campaign finance system. i do so after much deliberation and consideration of a series of supreme court decisions and the explosion of undisclosed and potentially unlimited campaign spending that has americans of all political background concerned. indeed, i remember when this was an issue that brought republicans and democrats together, and i was proud to support senator mccain's efforts at campaign finance reform. unfortunately, these recent supreme court decisions such as citizens united and mccutcheon have given more than the mere appearance that money and corporate money at that has allowed a voice to everyday americans. justice brier wrote taken together with sniets sniets our nation's -- citizens united our nation's finance laws leaving a remnant incable of dealing with problems of democratic legitimacy those wars were intended to resolve. these misguided decisions, in my view, by a sli

. >> muchas gracias por la informaciÓn, la policÍa de rhode island acusÓ a un ex entrenador de deportesiÓ un mensaje de texto pensando que era un estudiante la mujer lo denuncio cuando lo detuvieron encontraron en su celular videos de hombres teniendo relaciones con menores. >> durante cinco aÑos fue representante de la santa sede en repÚblica dominicana ahora el ex nuncio estÁ bajo arresto domiciliario por orden del papa francisco se le acusa de de abuso sexual infantil entre 2008/2013 el papa considera, esto como grave y delicado pidiÓ que sea abordado sin demora. >> ha sido sometido a arresto mi cielo por voluntad del papa francisco recuerda era amigo del nuncio afirma le sorprendiÓ la noticia. >> hay mucho padre preso. eso serÍa una cosa mala para la iglesia catÓlica, un padre cayendo preso. >> es la primera vez que un alto funcionario del vaticano enfrenta cargos criminales por presuntamente abusar sexualmente de jÓvenes durante su estancia como embajador en el paÍs caribeÑo. quienes le trataron manifiestan que el imputado de pederastia pagaba a los menores y/o y agradecen al papa

segÚn documentos oficiales la alguacil del condado de rhode island se declarÓ culpable de acosar a lara y renunciÓ a las tensiones que habÍa recibido por 4 aÑos. >> el discurso del presidente mexicano peÑa nieto en la ciudad fronteriza de reynosa no fue bien recibido por la comunidad, un legislador denunciÓ que en esa ciudad y el estado de tamaulipas empresas estÁn cerrando por problemas de seguridad y muchos comerciantes pagan cuotas a grupos violentos, pedro rojas viajÓ hasta reynosa y nos tiene las reacciones. >> una vez mÁs, bienvenidos. >> con un mensaje enfocado Únicamente en el tema econÓmico y sin responder a preguntas de los medios asÍ se desarrollÓ la primera vista oficial del presidente mexicano enrique peÑa nieto a la fronteriza ciudad de reynosa. residentes y comerciantes criticaron la ausencia de anuncios para el crimen organizado en la zona. >> los encargado de seguridad lo sean. > > podrÍa haber dicho de cÓmo estÁ la seguridad y lo que ha mandado para que... como dije antes la protecciÓn. >> el mandatario denunciÓ la reducciÓn de normas par en depÓsito de intercambio d

. >> 200 scottish irish americans met in rhode island.ve them my greetings and they said it was a blast. >> will scotland choose independence? >> the heart says yes, the head says no. >> they may but i think they will stick together. >> part of the uk. >> part of the uk. they will not leave. >> they will not leave. we'll be right back with predictions. d >>> predictions pat. >> john, the iranian negotiations on nuclear weapons will fail in november and they will demand war on iraq. >> hillary clinton's first visit to iowa with her husband bill does not suggest it is her campaign strategy doing it in tandem. they will have senator. >> the leader of isis will not be the leader when president barack obama leaves office. >> the weakness of the asian economy will once again put another layer of pressure on the american recovery. >> mitt romney will seek the 2016 presidential nomination. bye-bye. >> welcome to government contracting weekly sponsored by aoc key solutions, inc. government contracting weekly is the only television program devoted

estamos hablando Únicamente de cuatro alguaciles que estÁn a cargo de un territorio del tamaÑo de rhode, atender choques, hasta arriar ganado son tareas comunes para ellos. 1100 millas de terreno. >> me trataron de quitar la pistola, me tuve que pelear con ellos... gracias a dios la recuperÉ. >> el alguaciles uno de tan sÓlo cuatro uniformados que cuida este condado con poco dinero en sus arcas. nuestros oficiales deben ajustarse un presupuesto aproximado de 600.000 $ anuales. solamente en gasolina han gastado 60.000, en el que alcanza para pagar a sus empleados. bonny no sÓlo es la Única operadora que contesta las llamadas a nueve 11, sino que es la Única que puede despachar unidades de emergencia y atiende hasta 100 llamadas por turno. >> tenemos las llamadas de los inmigrantes que estÁn perdidos... >> pero cuando estÁ ocupada, deja la redacciÓn de las cartas para convertirse en investigadoras... >> incluso hasta hago reportes de personas desaparecidas o despacho unidades por la radio. >>¿cuÁl es el mayor peligro de tener pocos recursos y ser el Único oficial de turno? >> pues el peli

the deputy national security adviser, ben rhodes, was on air force one talking with reporters as the just landed at andrew's air force base after his trip to the united nations on a trip to the white house now. prime minister abadi did not mention this to president obama when they met together yesterday up at the united nations and that u.s. officials at this point have not confirmed this information coming from the iraqi prime minister. now, one thing that ben rhodes did say, he didn't really knock this down as much as other administration officials had. they take information that iraqis are giving them seriously and they'll check it out. at this point it has been to be corroborated. they just don't have the information at this point. >> gemappreciate it. tough day on wall street so far. biggest stock tumble. apple stock prices down after complaints about the latest iphone and the latest ios software update. up next, the world you may not know much about. sugar babies and sugar daddies. both sides getting what they want. money or something else. why they do it. that's up next. while

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detroit did that a year ago in a landmark decision by judge rhodes.is not and see easy as a corporate bankruptcy where you file and you're in. >> unions are playing a major factor in these financial woes. >> public unions are very powerful, they contribute to politicians campaigns. they influence decisions that are made, they influence legislators when they make laws related to pension and wages and benefits. there has to be a counter weight to that. unions have an important role, but it also, public goods and services are important, so there has to be a balance here. >> someone has to pay the price. i ask the question will we see the cities use these bankruptcy courts to go after these pensions. >> 27 states allow cities to go into chapter nine. many have to be approved by the legislature or the governor, but there are cases where it may be the case. let's see what happens in stock to know this week, in detroit, but it may be a solution for some cities that are heavily burdened by pension costs. >> looking at the cities, stock to know, how does a mun

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back with me, david rhodes. thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me. >> congressman, we will get to the republican disarray in a moment but first i want to talk about where democrats are at with this. as usa today puts it, this is a difficult issue for both parties and you can tell me better, difficult for democrats and congress to understand the legacy of the bush wars, to go ahead once again into the night if you will on further military intervention. what is happening inside the party? >> it should be difficult. the deployment of any kind of military force and any military tool shouldn't be an easy decision. it should require us to think it through. secondly, there should be checks and balances, transparency and accountability. we were burned by 8 years in the bush administration when blank checks were written. we shouldn't go back to that. my sense is that at the end of the day there will be a critical mass of democrats, most members will support an authorization simply to train the vetted elements

. >> if rhode island had a need for treatment standard, those police officers could have taken aaron alexis to a hospital and had amblings had -- a mental health official decide if he needed help. someone who is tortured by hallucinations already has lost their freedom because they've lost their mind. if they end up in jail, they have lost far more freedom than they've lost going to a hospital to be evaluated. if they end up dead, they've lost all their freedom. >> reporter: from the navy yard to santa barbara to sandy hook america has been tear reed by troubled -- terrorized by troubled mass killers. maybe earlier mental health help would have saved them and their victims. >> fuller says the number of public psychiatric hospital beds in this country has dipped from more than half a million in the early 1960s to around 32,000 today. >>> a very nice day, clouds rolling in overnight. here are the numbers for today, 77 and 58 goes in the books. it was 45 this morning at dulles. we'll come back and tell you if any 80s are in our future. >> but up next print my ride. it may not look like

jim will be interviewing the secretary of defense at the naval war college in rhode island where you, and i'm sure you're going to get into all these points, not only what to do about isis but ukraine. that interview will air live right here on cnn. 3:00 p.m. eastern. ukraine, eye six the terror threat. jim sciutto's interview with secretary of defense chuck hagel, live on cnn, 3:00 p.m. eastern. >>> up next, more on president obama and his message to isis. he says justice will be served, but does the threat fall sort of flat, without a clear strategy on what to do in syria? we'll take a closer look. take them on the way you always have. live healthy and take one a day 50+. complete multivitamins. with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. research suggests cell health plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day 50+ for men. and for women. age? who cares. one a day 50+ big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keepin

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district attorney sam sutter is joining us from providence, rhode island.an you talk about your decision to drop these charges? >> i can tell you i started wrestling with exactly how i was going to accomplish various goals i had on this case as we got closer to trial and actually reached the decision over the weekend for several discussions in myome top illegals office. all of whom come up with commissioner mike is on climate change. what just >> about talk more about what you discussed, waiting to decision and why you are so concerned about kind of change. unusual for a, not only to drop the charges like this, but to make such a dramatic announcement as you did you came out of the courthouse. i think very much like the with every activists were about to try. >> cursed about the decision and then about a point of view and whether it was unusual or not. we thought about reporting part of the case to the appeals court because we were not sure that the criminal court had jurisdiction of the motorboat charges. with thewas not met positive reception, really, by

thing that is is different there is no jury in bankruptcy court so everybody is argue to go judge rhodese objectors are saying don't confirm this plan it breaks the rules, streets ununfairly, these guys are getting too much. and the city will get up there saying judge, you should confirm the plan we have done the best that we could, this grants bargain is a delicate compromise, just let us go forward it's all about detroit's future. who will be the biggest did he joke tour. the big guys or the little people in the city? >> it will be both. i listen today the story i felt bass for the boatners because they are going to get a 4% reduction and when you are living on $800 a month, that's a big cut. perhaps ironically the objectors howing the largest will be the bond holders saying you are only cutting them 4%, we are getting cut by 30 plus percent which is a huge portion. we say you are discrit natein discriminatig and the boatners are getting a better deal than we are and so the city's plan has to be rejected. >> so this proceeding will involve a lot of witnesses and could take weeks to go