>> yeah, hi, ronan. i spoke with the county prosecutor's spokesperson today and said they'll attempt to present evidence to a grand jury on wednesday. i said, why attempt? he said it's just a scheduling issue, making time with the grand jury. but it sounds like they're hoping for it to happen. whether that will calm the community is a different question. there's been concern amongst much of the black community here about the prosecutor. he's not been seen as a friend of the black community for a number of reasons. and so, there is still a press conference tomorrow where black leaders call on him to step aside, something they've been asking for for several days. they said they're moving ahead with the investigation so that's what's happening with that. the other issue to talk about to do with the police response, it's worth noting, there are four different levels of police here, national guard now, the state troopers, the county police and then a number of different local police jurisdictions. and so, des

ronan? >> mik, thank you. >>> nearly 100 u.s. military planes flying daily over iraq and the cia providing a new fro of weapons to kurdish troops to help defend against isis. american engagement has its ardent supporters amongst the yazidis themselves. ♪ >> some may be calling for it on the ground but this is a growing entanglement. just how slippery is the slope that the united states of america is on in iraq. joining us now is hayes brown of think progress and right here in the studio is michael weiss. thanks both of you. michael, i'll start with you. how likely is it that these new u.s. military advisers are going to be able to cleanly avoid combat? >> it's probably difficult. the aerial campaign so far has been extremely effective for the reasons that, look, isis does not have military capability to shut down f-18 fighter jets or even u.s. drones. in the article we discussed with michael who was embedded with the peshmerga fighters. all of this equipment that they confiscated from the u.s. forces in iraq or have been left by

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>> hi, ronan. good afternoon. emory university hospital consulted with the cdc, the fda and a whole lot of health officials before undertaking this decision. and in fact, we also learned at this news conference that nancy writebol -- or just before this news conference we learned nancy writebol had been discharged on tuesday. the emory doctors were asked why she was roeleased on tuesday an why it was not disclosed to the public. writebol's family wanted privacy and doctors were so confident and stressed so much they felt this was not a public health threat that they felt they needed to respect her wishes. and that's their first priority. so it's really a remarkable day here at emory. less than three weeks ago, these patients arrived here, by all accounts, have made a stunning recovery. >> you made an important point about this not being a public health threat. that's something they emphasized in this announcement. another thing that came up, the emory doctor who treated them spoke about the experimental drugs. tak

i do know this, ronan. i think it's time for us to really think about whether or not we should be giving any federal funding to any local police jurisdiction, unless they have agreed for their police officers to have dash cameras and body dam ras on their person. >> and do you think that the answer to getting those body cameras into use around the country is federal legislation? >> well, i think we could use it as a carrot and a stick. or maybe perhaps instead of buying them military equipment, we buy them cameras instead. and they do not get any additional equipment until the cameras have been purchased. i think the fact that everyone has cameras on their phones now is going to help going forward, but will what will help the most for every police officer to know that every interaction with any citizen will be on camera. maybe we can get rid of the bad apples that are racially profiling in a way that most americans disagree with. >> and the data that we've seen in pilot programs it does seem that works. mov

>> i do, ronan.ow, i think what's important to keep in mind when it comes to, you know, many undereducated, impoverished areas, primarily in africa and the middle east, is the best way to reach out to the communities is through their local imams, the people that, you know, they listen to during the friday prayers, give the sermons about issues affecting their communities. and i think that the nigerian government has done a great service not only to polio vaccination efforts in their country and worldwide but also in terms of other sources of, you know, community engagement by reaching out to these imams and hopefully more countries around the world will help reach out to grassroots imams and religious leaders on the ground to make sure their messages are getting out to the masses. >> there are three country in the world right now where polio is still endemic. nigeria, afghanistan, and pakistan. what role can islam play in those places? you mentioned how powerful it was for people to go to their local

so there's not much optimism there, ronan.ut even though israel has refused so far to go to cairo, the palestinian factions have been feeting there with the egyptians and they have come up today with a list of key demands for a long-term cease-fire. the lifting of the israeli blockade, the withdrawal of israel from gaza. the beginning of reconstruction in gaza which is going to cost something like at least $6 billion, they say. and the release of palestinian prisoners. the israeli negotiators could come back to cairo at a later date to work anesthon these dem but israel has rejected them unless the palestinians give up their arms and that's a nonstarter for the palestinians. not much optimism there either. >> jim maceda, thank you for that. >>> israel is just one of america's foreign policy priorities going violently off track, it seems right now. in afghanistan, that u.s.-brokered deal to monitor a fraught election is one such casualty. casting doubt on the ability of u.s. and nato troops to stay in that country and prevent i

>>> i'm krystal ball filling in for ronan farrow. first up, britain just raised its terror threat level to severe today. prime minister david cameron held a news conference to explain why. >> this is not some foreign conflict thousands of miles from home that we can hope to ignore. the ambition to create an extremist caliphate in the heart of iraq and syria is a threat to our own security here in the uk. >> and there is a chilling new propaganda video out today from isis that blasts the u.s./kurdish alliance in iraq showing 15 captured peshmerga. then the beheading of one of them. we'll have much more an all of this coming up in just a few moments. >>> to ukraine where earlier today, the ukrainian president declared a russian invasion was under way. in new york, the u.n. security council called an emergency session to discuss the latest crisis. ten ukrainian soldiers were killed after fighting with pro-russian separatists. that's in just the past 24 hours while russia continues to flatly deny that any of its troops are in eastern ukr

shouldn't happen. >> kroft: ronan knew the only way to beat the high frequency traders was to take awayconds advantage that allowed them to sniff out slower trades and beat them to the exchange. he had an idea how to do it. >> katsuyama: and he said, "you're probably better off trying to go slower," which means send the order to the exchange located the farthest away first and send the order to the one that's located closest to you last. so stagger when you send them out with the goal of arriving at all places as close to the same time as possible. >> kroft: katsuyama and his team developed software that did just that, allowing the orders of royal bank of canada's customers to reach all of the exchanges at the same time, cutting the high frequency traders out of the equation. >> katsuyama: and essentially, our fill rates went to 100%. we couldn't believe it when... when we actually figured it out. >> kroft: so you beat speed by slowing it down. >> katsuyama: yeah, as crazy as that sounds. ( laughs ) >> kroft: katsuyama and his team went out and began selling and explaining what they had

that's the official line from the administration right now, ronna ronan. but i can tell you, based on my conversations president obama is weighing a range of options. he's not putting anything off of the table with the exception of putting boots on the ground, although my sources also tell me that it is not imminent. there's no immediate plans to go into syria. but it's certainly among the options that this administration is considering. and, of course, in the wake of the james foley execution there is mounting pressure on the president to do something. i ice has a very sophisticated pr machine. they have been releasing videos, tweets, taunting the president, threatening the united states. so there's real concern about the threat that isis poses to u.s. interests not only in iraq and in that region but in europe, in the united states. so the administration is considering what steps it might take next. but compare that, ronan, to the fact that when you look at the polls, a majority of americans don't want this administration to go into syria. they don't wan

stay safe. >> thank you, ronan. >>> recapping what we know, two u.s. navy fa-18s dropped 500-pound laser guided bombs an isis artillery units early this morning near iraqi kurdistan's capital of erbil in the north. this as u.s. military planes also air dropped emergency relief supplies to help those 40,000 yazidi civilians stranded on that mountain top. fleeing islamic militants. what's striking is the u.s. is, as of now, going this alone. this morning, brn said itain sa will assist but only in a humanitarian and assist capacity. >> we're offering aid of our own, which we hope to drop over the next couple of days in support of the american relief effort. particularly to help the plight of those who are trapped on the mountain. >> so where is the rest of the world as this operation plays out? here with me now, eli lake, national security reporter for the daily beast and reuters investigative reporter david. thank you for being here. britain is staying hands off momentarily. who else in the international community could lend a military support role? >> t

>> great deal of sorrow, ronan.obin and i were relatively close, not only from doing "dead poets society" and "insomnia" but he did spots for st. jude's research hospital and it was so, so touching to watch him work with the children, and care so much, no matter what his schedule was like. very busy that day or perhaps even his mood not the greatest. when he sat down with that child, he just opened up and gave everything he could to the child and spent time, much, much time with the parents after the shoot to take care of them, to see how they're doing. spend the movies to hem. he was an adorable, adorable man. i mean, you have all spoken of his talent but it was truly the inside that made him so wonderful. >> tony, we have a seen here from "dead poets society," your collaboration with him. >> i have a little secret for you. huddle up. huddle up! we don't read and write poetry because it's cute. we read and write poetry because we are members of the human race and the human race is filled with passion. medicine, law

i didn't get the question, ronan. >> how does this new announcement from the president and the video itself affect the search for steve sotloff, the other journalist being held by isis? >> the search for foley and sotloff have been going on for years. it's believed they are being held in syria. the u.s. military has no military forces in the air or on the ground there at syria. but i can tell you, one of the big questions, of course, was the threat from isis, that if the u.s. continues these air strikes, there would be similar killings. the u.s. military went through this in the opening war itself in iraq. when al qaeda in iraq was grabbing americans and other foreigners and beheaded them on camera, yet the military proceedings. the portland made it clear that the u.s. would continue to support the iraqis and the kurds in their efforts to fight back and beat back isis. so there is no backing off on the part of the u.s. military. and i guess you would say it's written in stone that the u.s. military cannot be held hostage to terrorist threats. so the president made it clear that the u

>> all right, ronan. thanks very much.begins its formal questioning of army sergeant bowe bergdahl, trying to get to the bottom of events that led to his capture. moments ago, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the civilian casualties are all of hamas' own making. i'll talk to the u.n. relief spokesman on the eveffort to pi up the pieces. >>> and the only place in mississippi a woman can go to get an abortion. we'll talk to the doctor next. ee healthcare you deserve. at humana, we believe the gap will close when healthcare gets simpler. when frustration and paperwork decrease. when grandparents get to live at home instead of in a home. so let's do it. let's simplify healthcare. let's close the gap between people and care. (water dripping and don't juspipes clanging)ncisco. visit tripadvisor san francisco. (soothing sound of a shower) with millions of reviews, tripadvisor makes any destination better. >>> hello, everyone. i'm joy reid. this is "the reid report." we begin with the investigation into bowe bergdahl

ryan who was an expert on high speed fiber optic networks. >> ronan ryan: i knew nothing about trading.b.c., when i sat in that three-hour meeting on algorithms. i called my wife afterwards, and i'm like, "holy crap, i have no idea what they just said." >> kroft: ryan had done work for the high frequency traders. he knew what they were building, and he knew about the colossal amounts of money they were prepared to spend. he told brad about a company called spread networks that had laid a high-speed fiber optic cable from the futures market in chicago to the exchanges in new jersey. they spent $300 million just to shave three milliseconds off the fastest route, and were leasing access to high frequency traders at $10 million a pop. >> lewis: from brad katsuyama's point of view, when he heard they were willing to spend that kind of money for milliseconds it told him that the sums involved were vast. that was one of the first questions he said he had. he says, "all right, i'm getting ripped off, everybody's getting ripped off. but what does it add up to?" and i think when he heard the sto

>> reporter: so many, ronan. you saw the caravan that came down the highway and that was no accident that there were cars all around the ambulance. they were very careful with transport making sure the cars around the ambulance were with the ambulance and no other traffic to get in the way. making sure they had an easy ride here. no accidents along the way. you saw that the two, paramedics in the ambulance wearing protective gear. that's the case with everyone in the isolation unit where she is now. that unit is equipped with two patient rooms and one will be dr. brantly who's already here and one with nancy writebol and then outside is the anti-room and the unit itself is contained. the rare in that unit is cleaned. and sterilized and self contained. it doesn't go into the rest of the hospital. all of the material coming out of that unit, any waste, any bed sheets or that is being sterilized first and stripped of any infection and then incinerated in an incinerator and going to great lengths, ronan, to make sure

ronan? >> so important those human consequences don't get lost in our reporting an this. golestani, thank you. >>> today, of course, a lot of questions looming about that question of mission creep and what exactly the obama administration plans to do next in iraq. that's partly because of a congressional deadline. today marks the first deadline for notice to congress about the sending of troops to iraq. that's because 60 days ago on june 16th, the president sent the first notice saying, quote, approximately 275 u.s. armed forces are deploying to iraq to provide support and security for u.s. personnel and the u.s. embassy in baghdad. some members of congress are pressing for a war powers vote. so what happens next? i want to bring in michael weis from foreign policy. thanks for coming back on the program. this is an interesting question here. there's this rising call for the president to go to congress again. senators tim kaine, rand paul and ted cruz all calling on him to get congressional authorization. >> there is a way for him to avoid doing so. the authorization to us

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>> hey, ronan. according to new information we get from the u.s. military and from kurdish officials, they are proving particularly effective, especially over the weekend. we learned that on sunday afternoon, u.s. aircraft attacked a convoy of isis fighters which was maneuvering itself towards a kurdish position. the peshmerga there stationed ready to defend their city erbil where we are now. that was deemed a success. we've also know that the peshmerga have been able to retake two important towns that they had lost. important because those two towns are only about half an hour away from where we are now. and the peshmerga were only able to do that because they have the air cover from the u.s. but having said that, the front lines keep an moving. so although we had successes up here in the north, in the ton of jalawa around an hour away from baghdad, we know that kurdish forces have been overrun by isis fighters and that they've lost that town there with losses of many of their fighters. >> duncan golestani, thank you for that. and stay safe out th

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>> you know, i have to tell you, ronan, this community really needs to know what the facts are. whatever happened at the qt that we're at right now is separate from what happened in the interaction with the police officer and mike brown. what we need to know is what exactly happened? no one elected darren wilson as the judge, jury and executioner. there are protocols that you have to follow. a taser gone could have been used instead of a real gun when dealing with mike brown. whether he committed a theft or not. what's really important to this community is that we get the facts between the time that's michael brown and the officer engaged and when michael brown was killed. those are the facts that this community is concerned about right now. >> reverend, what about the revelation of this officer's name in do you see that quelling or encouraging violence? >> well, i think it certainly should help to quell the violence because this is information the community had wanted to know and was hoping that the police will be forthcoming with much sooner than it was. but i think, you know,

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and so the question is, ronan, you know, it's so easy to talk and take sides on the immigration reform issue and talk about it in passionate terms and say this is what must be done, but both sides agree that immigration is broken, right? and so -- and i was just looking at the senate bill that passed over a year ago in a bipartisan fashion of the house didn't even want to talk about. but that bill has billions of dollars for exactly dealing with the porous border. it has an increase of 4500 agents and talks about the possibility of using the national guard on the border. when we discuss immigration reform it's not just a dilettante conversation we're having about the hall of congress, it affects real people and people like this young lady who has been housed for over a year and no one's done anything about it. it affects the thousands of children that have crossed and now many times are now facing a new school year in a new country with languages they may not even know. >> you make such an important point in how long she's been held and also about the type of person she is which repres

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>> well, ronan, we know there's an ongoing military operation continues in the city of rafa in the southern gaza strip. palestinian medical sources, hamas officials, are describing what is happening there as a massacre. according to health officials, the death toll as a result from the ongoing operation stands at 62 people killed. more than 300 yard and thousain. now the israeli military said that it has launched a rescue operation to try and contain and even recover or rescue the soldier they say was abducted by militants shortly after the cease-fire came in place. as you are suggesting, there are two narratives. the israeli military is saying a cease-fire had come into effect when its soldiers came under attack leading to the abduction of one of the soldiers and the killing two of others. also spokespersons for hamas have been saying the narrative is different. what happened is as israel tried to advance after the cease-fire to attract the brigade, the military wing of hamas was forced to respond and as a result, that is what led to today's altercation that israel says led to the killing

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my colleague ronan farrow continues over from here. >> thank you. >>> we have coverage of the secondtient arriving in atlanta. that is the same hospital treating the other american dr. kent brantly. just moments ago, this happened. she was wheeled into that hospital on a stretcher. she's a 59-year-old american aid worker who contracted that deadly ebola virus helping to fight the disease in liberia. she's arriving in atlanta today just now. writebol and brantly both given apparently an experimental drug. never tested before on humans. doctors and associates say that so far she's showing improvement. and official with writebol's aid organizationization sim usa said that monday she was up and walking before leaving africa and felt well enough to order a favorite liberian dish, potato soup. we have no update on her condition today. again, she is arriving right now. there the two missionaries whose condition we're tracking closely. the first from samaritan's purse, dr. kent brantly. he is also said to be improving right now. i want to go right now to dr. david shiner, he looks at the iss

that was the president of the missouri police union representing officer darren wilson talking to our ronan farrow earlier this morning. as a grand jury begins to hear evidence locally at this hour, attorney general eric holder is departing d.c. for ferguson to meet with fbi investigators and federal prosecutors who have been conducting a federal civil rights investigation into the shooting. holder was briefed yesterday afternoon on preliminary findings of the federal autopsy on michael brown, the third autopsy on the 18-year-old in an open letter published late tuesday on the "st. louis post dispatch's" website. holder write this is my pledge to the people of ferguson, our investigation into this matter will be full, it will be fair and it will be independent. according to "the new york times," holder and justice department officials are weighing whether to open a broader civil rights investigation of ferguson's police practices after news reports of a 2009 case in which a 52-year-old man named henry davis said that four ferguson police officers beat him, then charged him with damaging gov

my colleague ronan farrow joins us now. >> intense situation. thank you, andrea. 1:00 p.m.10:00 a.m. on the west coast and a lot going on. here's everything you need to know right now. any minute, we're expecting a news conference from the ferguson police department on this same subject. it is a city still on edge after yet another night of unrest. >>> police and protesters clashed in the st. louis suburb again last night over the killing of that unarmed black teen by an officer. michael brown. moments ago, president obama interrupted his vacation in martha's vineyard to issue a statement about this tragedy saying that this is a time for peace and reflection and reminding the nation that he's asked doj to investigate this entire situation. also moments ago, congressman john lewis weighed in on the action he feels the president still needs to take. >> my own feeling is, right now, is that president obama should use the authority of his office to declare martial law. federalize the missouri national guard to protect people as they protest. >> big suggestion from the congressm

and i want to think michael ronan. you may have noticed when you walked in, he has books in the lobby. and jo becker will stick around to sign some afterwards. i hope you will take it vantage of that. i also want to thank jo becker for coming a little bit off the main circuit that book publishers put you want to come to concord. of course she also came to see some old friends. that is one of the things that happens when you work as a reporter in concord. you need a lot of people and say friends for a long time so we an introduction, i think probably you read a little bit about this. but i want to say by way of introduction, talk a little bit about joanne might experience with her. at some point during that time she decided that she wanted to leave the monitor. she had a nice office and the st. petersburg times. i want to tell you, all the reporters i ever had, i don't think anyone ever struggle as much with that decision as joe did. she had such a great loyalty to concord and the monitor. she had such a wonderful time

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ands not the same as kkr ronan offered last week. kkr is doing to children's.billion. that is an improved offer from one they put on the table back in april of $4.70 a share. that is an 11% increase. now we have two offers on the table at $5.20. privateugh there is equity firms think their offer is fair value, the market thinks something different. shareholders may well be anticipating a rather enjoyable war. ng mo >> no great news for shareholders. >> that is something of an understatement. the bad news was flowing much like the wind at treasury at the start of the year. that annual chart really does tell the story. if you look back in january, that is when the bad news really hit to do with these impairments. in 2013 they suffered 160 million in write-downs. beleaguered with oversupply issues. they had to dump stock quite literally digging a large hole in the united states and pouring the wine into it. things have since improved since the bids are put on the table. if you look at the big bump they got in april when the kkr bid was first announced. it traded c

that the president was making and certainly something i've been making in my columns, as well the ronanugh iraq so quickly, there are only what, 18,000, 20,000 of them but they had a huge amount of passive support from iraqi sunnis precisely because malaki, the long-time prime minister refused not only to share power but was using his power to abuse you know, iraqi sunnis and the mainstream. that made the ground so -- the tinder there so easy for isis to light that fire. >> were in israel a week or so ago. i was there, as well. here's a clip of what the president said because this jumped out at me, as well about israel and its survival. >> because israel is so capable militarily, i don't worry about israel's an survival. others can cause israel pain. it's a really bad neighborhood and they can inflict you know, casualties and destruction in parts of zra, but israel's going to survive. that's not the issue. i think the question really is how. >> all right. and then he goes on to explain the answer to that question of how. tell us what the president has in mind. >> you know, wolf, you rem