. >> thank you elizabeth followed by ryan brooks and others (calling names). >> hello, i'm elizabeth felton a stat and national policy corridor for the public advocacy several legislation in the capital in california for sugar sweetened beverage labels on bottles of sugar sweetened beverages and soda foundations and vend machines that sorry supervisor wiener mentioned was killed this year by heavy lobbying that tactics sugar sweetened beverages a scarringly different than foods with sugar their constant calories they spike blood sugar in the pancreas they've argued the calories in and out the calories is suburb he know it changes how our bodies digest the face those sugar sweetened beverages are constant calories there is a question about the consensus and question a letter signed by top experts including dr. stan that was mentioned enforcing warning labels very is the enforcement of the deterrific association and as tobacco in the past you'll probably hear if a dietician paid for by the bench industry we'll have the entire association in support keep in mind and 74 percent of san fr

so ryan what do we know now? >> well brooke, a lot of people are holding their breath on this one, especially in cleveland. we were just there a week ago. talking to the folks in the neighborhoods, they wanted to watch this case closely. this investigation was turned over to the sheriff's office in february so they could do this independent investigation. we know sheriff investigators have been going through all the evidence, watching that videotape that so many people have seen that reaction when the police car rolls up and then the officer opens fire on the 12-year-old tamir rice who had that pellet gun. so many people in cleveland wondering what would happen with this investigation. so an independent investigation has been conducted by the sheriff's office. now they've turned that over to the prosecutor. we believe the prosecutor now will take it to the grand jury. then those people will decide what will happen next. so many people in that community are holding their breath. in fact they've talked about if this ever happens

ryan talk me through these charges and just bring me up to speed as far as what's happening inside that courtroom. >> reporter: brooke let's start with the first images that we just showed you. in fact this just started, supposed to start at 3:00 so just under way, it's 2:00 here. we know this court case will get going, he will face that judge but really the optics of this the images of him getting out of that car, talking about the man used to be the third most powerful man in this country, 77 years old. he didn't look so powerful getting out of the car, the huge scrum that was all surrounding him of course we now know he's been charged with the bank fraud charges, because obviously trying to get that money out of his bank accounts and then providing it to somebody who apparently for hush money and then lying about it to the fbi. i really think all those people surrounding him and he looked really small in that huddle of people it was a powerful image, a lot of people standing on the sidewalk couldn't believe this was the former speaker. >> long time teacher, long time wrestling coach, ryan young, i am being told th

ryan discussing corporate tax reform. >> sitting kind of front left of the chamber, if you will. when when brooks comes into the chamber he comes in the center doors sits down and is almost looking directly at. the problem is is not looking at him. his head is bowed. literally signing copies. he gets up walks down the center aisle with his cane approaches summer. totally oblivious to what happened. head down signing head down signing the copies of the speech. reaches them, •-ellipsis cane over his head and says mr. sumner, i read your speech over twice. it it is liable to my state and relatives. he looks up. brooks is blurred through his glasses because it's so close. he strikes in the top of the head with a cane. his head explodes in blood almost instantly. >> retaining a massachusetts senator. i drove the country closer to civil war. >> last week president obama ordered the deployment of 450 additional troops to help train iraqi forces. wednesday defense secretary ashton carter and joint chiefs of staff chair general martin dempsey testifying about the us strategy for combating isis and us poli

brooks has a blistering op-ed on the partition of iraq. how important is the iraq discussion, the basra discussion in vienna? ryan oil minister myself two hours ago. he says the fighting is not a material issue. they are pumping 3.8 million barrels right now and they plan to increase production. bob dudley said yesterday, if baghdad falls, you have a problem for the oil market. if it does not, it is not an issue. brendan: ryan chilcote in vienna, thank you. we will stay on opec. john joins us from riyadh with the ashmore group. what do you expect out of today's decision? john: i do not expect any changes, no surprises. business as usual. the saudis will say, listen, our policy has been successful. in november we decided not to cut production and prices have gone up, therefore we will do the same right now and we will see oil at 16 makes countries more happier than oil at 40. business as usual for now. tom: the david brooks op-ed goes to a touchstone for every american. he alludes to the idea of refunding the sunnis west of baghdad. do you suggest that saudi arabia would refund the sunnis that supported saddam hus