i know representative roby is on the case for you, mr.remaine, and encourage you to wore with the office of specialív counsels well to make sure that you get the protection that you deserve and we don't have any other tragedies. >> absolutely. the office of special counsel has been a lifeline working with paige kennedy and nadia piunta throughout this ordeal for the last year has made a huge difference. i don't think there's any question they're totally understaffed. but the opportunities i had to speak with them made a huge difference in my ordeal. >> good. and i hope your situation will get resolved. and it sounds like we've got 45 settlements of va whistle-blower cases, which hopefully did bring some relief to those people. and i know there have been reinstatements with back pay and such. and it's important to send that signal to others. one of the issues that i wanted to get at is this issue of va culture, because it seems to me the idea it's gone to the osc is sort of a recognition that this issue has blown up to a place where it was

>> more people will travel, the robie more exchange, more families will be reconnected.d hopefully, the government of cuba will itself make decisions that will begin to change things. amy: today the united states and -- john kerry is an havana presiding over the raising of the flag over the u.s. embassy in cuba for the first time in 54 years.

every day, robi vaden digs deeper into the ground in search of tin, one of the most sought-after of precious metals, now that it's used in every mobile phone. >> you might say we risk our lives so others can use their telephones. it happens all the time: the hill caves in on you, and you're buried alive. prospecting for tin is fairly dangerous. >> bangka off the coast of sumatra is a treasure island. buried in its soil is more tin per cubic meter than anywhere else on earth. tin has made the island rich, and brutally destroyed it. bangka has become a vast no-man's land, it's landscape a sea of craters. most of the tin mining is illegal. the island is riddled with thousands of improvised mines. the earth is sucked up through big hoses and washed until nothing remains but the precious black metal. whole families live from mining: housewives, young men, the elderly, teenagers... even children. cynthia is just twelve. >> i come here all the time after school. working in the mine is fun. >> the big manufacturers of mobile phones, tablets and other devices make no secret of the fact that they draw

. >> as bill said earlier, roby wade has been the law for years and we shouldn't change it, but we couldund planned parenthood and put a permanent ban on any taxpayer dollars ever being used to fund abortions. john: we are joined by that very man. he loves to debate. diet snapple iced tea. former governor george pataki debateepped off the stage. how are you doing? governor pataki: you had a little trouble saying that, but i am doing great. al: he came for the snapple, not for you. john: how was it? governor pataki: i thought i would be nervous, but it was a privilege to have a chance to speak to the american people and let them know what your ideas are. john: was it at all weird to be debating in that hall? an empty arena? governor pataki: no, i am a governor in new york. [laughter] alex: has camaraderie emerged among undercard candidates? pataki: some of us. alex: governor jindal? governor pataki: good guy. i like him very much. toald trump always used contribute to my campaign and say what a great governor i was until i said what he said about mexicans was ridiculous and a poor and. al

sabmiller working with advice from roby from a takeover according to the sunday times newspaper.his comes with expectation that ab inbev could expect a buyout. the markets in fact closed today. >>> a volatile ride for markets and could be in for another one with u.s. futures pointing to a lower open. the dow off by 113 points -- 134 points. the tech, down today in free market trade. vice chairman stanley fischer of the fed says the incoming developments will determine whether the fed raises rates in september. speaking in jackson hole this weekend, before that, it was a pretty strong case for the move. but he adds officials are watching events unfold during china's surprise move to devalue the yuyuo yuan. now on friday, fischer told cnbc the plan is to move the rates up progressively. >> we're doing our best to make sure everybody understands understands we do not intend a rapid rate of increase. we can't promise it won't happen. it will depend on the circumstances but our assumption is it's go to be gradual. >> following stanley fischer's speech, traders are now thinking of a 37

well the australian evil roby is familiar with wild stunt but may have out done himself this time.st person to ride a dirt bike on ski to the do the waves in tahiti. wave will wipe him out but eventually you see he merges up rate and aleif. madison trained for two years to pull off this stunt. he says the video just doesn't show how physical it was. call ate near death experience. you this i? fight know what i'll put dirt bike other than ski and go surfing. >> that has to be in the next james bond movie. >> difference thinking the exact same thing. how do you get away from the bad guys other than you hop on your motorcycle that can surf as well. hat's okay unbelievable well. that's okay unbelievable. i know it took them a listening time. i don't know how many times he trade and failed. >> the we don't have a video of that though. video we don't want to show you because this one will sting for the giants. genius fans love to hate criminals them in a clutch. forts is i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. m

>> more people will travel, the robie more exchange, more families will be reconnected. and hopefully, the government of cuba will itself make decisions that will begin to change things. amy: today the united states and -- john kerry is an havana presiding over the raising of the flag over the u.s. embassy in cuba for the first time in 54 years. we will get reaction from former and speak with peter kornbluh co-author of, , "back channel to cuba: the hidden history of negotiations between washington and havana." then swedish prosecutors have dropped part of their sexual assault inquiry against wikileaks founder julian assange, but the most serious part of the investigation remains in place. though he has never been formally charged. now britain has announced plans to challenge ecuador's decision to provide him asylum in its london embassy. the statute of limitation has run out. it is regrettable it is come this far and raise questions about how the prosecution is dealt with the case. amy: we will look at how u.s. army whistleblower chelsea manning could face indefinite so

. >> reporter: alex roby was in the next theater. >> we took cover in our seats, tried to stay as quiet as possible. we could hear screams, yelling and gunshots coming from the theater. >> be advised, we have shots fired, officer involved 901 bell road. >> reporter: just down the street, two officers were alerted to the danger by citizens and ran to the theater. montano had already grazed one man with his ax and released pepper spray with red dye hitting a woman and a teenage girl. police say when the officer approached approached, montano raised what appeared to be a real semiautomatic and pulled the trigger. the officer fired at montano and backed out. montano then fled out a back door where a s.w.a.t. team shot and killed him. police later determined montano's gun was an air soft pistol that shoots pellets but looks like a semiautomatic. >> as you look at the gun, if someone confronted you wit, you would think it was a real pistol. >> reporter: police say montano also carried a duffel bag and backpack which had what they described as a hoax explosive device. >> this is maybe what we

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alex roby was in the next theater. >> we took cover in our seats trying to stay as quiet as possible. we can hear gunshots coming from the theater. >> reporter: just down the street two officers were alerted to the danger by citizens and ran to the theater. montano had already grazed one man with his ax and released pepper spray with red dye hitting a woman and a teen girl. when police approached he appeared to raise a weapon and montano fled out a back door where a swat team shot and killed him. montano's gun was a pellet gun but looks like a semi automatic. >> as you look at the gun and someone confronted you, you would think it was real. >> reporter: police say he carried a duffel bag and backpack which had a hoax explosive device. >> this is maybe what we call the new normal. we can't just shut down america. we carry out. we need to be mindful of our surroundings as we do that. >> reporter: now police are praising the responding officers for getting here so quickly to confront the attacker. saying that reduced the chances of other people being hurt and perhaps killed. matt? >> mar

alex roby was in the next theater. >> we took cover in our seats trying to stay as quiet as possible. we could hear screams, yelling and gunshots coming from the theater. >> be advised. shots fired. officer involved. 901 bell road. >> reporter: just down the street, two officers were alerted to the danger by citizens and ran to the theater. montano had already grazed one man with his ax and released pepper spray with red dye hitting a woman and a teen girl. police say when the officer approached, montano raised what appeared to be a real semiautomatic and pulled the trigger. the officer fired at montano and backed down. montano fled out a back door where a s.w.a.t. team shot and killed him. police later determined montano's gun was air air soft pellet that shoots pilves but looked like an semiautomatic gun. >> as you look at the gun and someone confronted you, you would think it was real. >> reporter: police say montano carried a duffel bag and backpack which had a hoax explosive device. >> this is maybe what we call the new normal. we can't just shut down america. we carry on. we nee