. >> we've got senator scott brown joining us in a short time.bs are flying in new hampshire. >> and they stem from news from abroad. that's where we want to start this morning with a fox news alert. iraq now afghanistan. there is evidence this morning that isis has struck in that country for the first time at a

massachusetts liberal lion scott brown as well.learned something there. >> the picture on that runner's face is priceless. and he should've known that it's not over until it's over until the fat lady sings, the bottom line is that this race is far from over and it actually just beginning. neil: but you know how it goes. they put their early deaths on long before the race has started and that is how they handicap it. >> that is fine, they can do whatever they want. let's not forget why hillary clinton is waiting a couple more months like she was going to do. always a because of the e-mail scandal in april and the fact that she seems out of touch there's a lack of trustworthiness, she's having to spend money that she didn't want to spend and then it has been lackluster then you throw in the foreign policy problem serious, pressure, and oh my goodness. neil: scott walker, all of these individuals. you remember quite well. but to be fair, you were going for history here. and talk about a hail mary pass and you did it. but how is a cand

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brown had been convicted a few years earlier for fraud. >> lawrence scott and william brown both hadaffiliations with the funeral home and with mr. white, also were beneficiaries on the policy. and the familial relationship that was cited there was one of being cousins. they weren't cousins. >> coincidentally, the insurance policies also contained an accidental death provision, meaning there was an extra payout of $350,000 if frankie pullian died in an accident. the last of the policies was issued just five days before frankie's death. frankie's medical records indicated he was released from the military because he was neurologically impaired. >> i think within six to eight months, he was released, discharged from the service because he couldn't pass the particular tests that were required of him. >> yet, the man who underwent the physical examination for the life insurance policies was not neurologically impaired. >> that individual who purported to be franklin pullian was healthy and fit. certainly, it wasn't the same person. >> and there was another bizarre incident at the physica

i want to welcome scott brown. [applause] scott brown: how is everybody doing?se] scott: great to see you. thank you very much. marco, one of the hardest workers in the senate i know and want to wish you well. i want to say good evening to everybody in happy spring. it is about time. the snow finally melted. it is great to be back here in nashua. gail and i were thankful for all of your support and well wishes. some of the good and bad wishes, we respect everybody's opinion and the opportunity to be your nominee and the last senate about. let me's way that to all of you a specialty wide to jennifer and her team for putting together this amazing event. -- a specialty why -- a special thank you [applause] scott: as i speak to travel around the country, i get asked what do new hampshire -- what are new hampshire republicans really like? it is a complicated answer. there's a lot of interest in our state and party because we play a very important role as the first of the nation primary state. with that comes a tremendous responsibility. i tell folks we stand for libe

senator scott brown what do you think? >> absolutely not. journalists play an important role in holding public officials accountable and they have an obligation to get the facts right and if they are not right they find out what is right. to put something out there like what has done has not only damaged the university of virginia but the fraternity system as a whole. the individuals associated with the university. no one is going to be held accountable. nobody is going to be fired. i'm not going to say it's typical by the is for magazines like that and ones with a more liberal flair. >> doesn't this ultimately hurt victims of sexual sea muse and assault? this has become such a controversy not just for rolling stone but as the senator points out the fraternity, they are calling this the rape school and at rape fraternity. doesn't this ultimately also hurt women and discourage them from coming forward? the exact women we are trying protect? >> absolutely. one of the most telling things that came out of this report was it said no one even thos

here to weigh in, former republican senator from massachusetts scott brown and katie pavlich, townhall.com. how could they miss the 1000 donors? how could those go uncounted? >> well, they shouldn't have. they obviously hire very experienced auditors and tax people and, they either either did it on purpose or they made a mistake. quite frankly i don't buy it was a mistake. i think it was intention. here is the problem with the clintons. there is absolutely an intersection of politics and money. especially now when secretary clinton's running, that foundation should be basically shut down because the appearance of impropriety the fact that bill is traveling around with these major donors who have given not only when she was secretary of state but also giving to her candidacy, just doesn't pass the smell test, gerri. gerri: katie i want to ask you if it should be shut down the clinton foundation. was there a 2008 ethics agreement with the obama administration they would make all this stuff public? >> yeah. going back to 2009, just mentioned the obama administration said okay if hillary will

let's get a little more reaction with former senator scott brown from massachusetts, now fox news contributornd fred barnes, executive editor of "the weekly standard." gentlemen, great to have you both of you. senator brown your thoughts to these latest revelations regarding hillary clinton clint. >> what you're seeing now is the intersection of money and politics. as a public official and public figure the clinton foundation hillary clinton and bill clinton, are going to have to make full and open disclosures with regard to their financial interests. i can speak first-hand, i released eight years of tax returns and every little thing that i did was scrutinized, criticized, torn apart. and expect the same thing to happen for somebody who is running for president. and with respect to getting 2.3 some odd million dollars from the russian government, why are they paying the clinton foundation that amount of money? it is not because they love, you know, the work that they're doing. so i think you need to follow the money. i have some very serious doubts. i think it's a real problem. lori: fred i

sending the right message to win back the white house. >>> let's ask former massachusetts senator scott browning to you. >> we want to start with a poll this morning. this is a new fox news poll on a preference on gop primary voters. scott walker sitting on top with a bunch of 15%. rand paul at 9 thrs and amongst a bumple of people in the middle, you see a bunch of tears emerging among these group of candidates. was there a clear victor from the pack yesterday? >> i think there are tears and i don't think everybody who was at the summit is going to run. some are trying to get their name out there. you have obviously walker, bush, rubio and christie i think in that top four, and then you have rand, ted huckabee and others in that next group very very close. and interestingly enough, you are starting to see some of the jabbing and infighting and it's obviously going to get worse. that's part of the problem. we will come out of this primary season bloodied and battered. are we going to be come out and take on hillary clinton what she's doing? calling on her and her husband's markers to get ready

. >> scott brown tonight let me know hillary clinton will raise $2.5 billion. that's a lot the chipotle my friends. we miss him in the senate gym, too. everybody he is was just there to watch "morning joe" on the tv. >> i missed the joke. how is it going, everybody? we were talking -- while that was playing, we were talking about miley cyrus, you loving her, wanting to have sex with joan jett. how do you even talk about that at 6:01 in the morning? >> i don't know. >> i think it's something to get up for. >> gives you a jolt of adrenalin. >> it does. just like watching i think 724 republican candidates in new hampshire this weekend. >> each better than the one before them. >> i tell you what they're good. they're pretty good. i went up there and did a panel up there. and it was -- i'm surprised. >> you were saying the energy on the ground is optimistic. >> yeah everybody is optimistic. it wasn't like last year. i went up there and i said at one point that these candidates are a lot different than candidates four years ago. most of them aren't crazy. i don't kno

economy revolving in 7 year cycles, a new recession could hit in 2016 election cycle, former senator scott brown said that republicans need to focus on economic issues instead of side track to social issues great to see you. you have a great point we've been focused on indiana and arkansas maybe g.o.p. is focusing on social issues too much. >> they are falling into democratic playbook 101, they want to change subject away from the things you were just talking about. in terms of real job creation, and sustained growth, businesses are concerned about the tax and recession la ter -- regulatory certainty with obamacare still kicking in. these are things we should be focusing on. but democrats want to take that divide, you know men and against women, and us against them, and have and have-nots, we have to make sure we do not fall in that trap. >> 76% of americans say they don't believe their children will do any better than they will do. >> that is sad. >> and unless you are well off or you saved since your kids were born. like i and my wife have, we have saved. you maybe have an opportunity to help

senator scott brown once raised money by saying he was running against me in massachusetts and he ended up actually running against you. >> so will jeb end up running against you. >> i'm not going to deny it. it's not like i haven't been thinking about it. >> i think what he's really trying to do is to say, um, you know, there's a whole scary, powerful energy out there, and you guys better fight back. >> yes. >> and my view is, hey, listen, it's like i said, we are out there and we are getting strong and we're getting stronger every day. big financial institutions, you started out talking about that. look, i just want two things from the big banks. this is really true. i want them not to cheat people. that's why i think we need a strong consumer financial protection bureau so they can't cheat people on mortgages and credit cards and checking accounts. we need a good, strong consumer agency. and i want them so they can't wreck the american economy. too big to fail. you remember in 2008 how we were all old when secretary paulson stepped out and said, in effect, these guys are just too big

i remember scott brown when he was trying to run for the senate was talking about isis. not a direct threat to the state of new hampshire as far as i know. mike huckabee is out with what may be i know it's early, one of the craziest most talked about ads on the internet. maybe not the most talked about but sensational ads but compares isis to a rattlesnake. one second we're pulling it up from the internet. or it's setting the internet on fire? do we have it now? get excited, here it is. >> when you're dealing with islamic jihad that has as its goal the annihilation who doesn't believe their absolute religious fanaticism you're dealing with a rattlesnake. as a kid growing up in south arkansas, you don't get in their heads and figure out why they want to buy it or have a conversation with you. you don't negotiate with them. you sure as heck don't feed them. you take their heads off with a shotgun or a hoe before they bite you. >> you don't negotiate with a rattlesnake. do voters of new hampshire care about that message? is that what they're worried barack obama is doing? >

with us now former senator scott brown. also a fox news contributor. and patrick brennan with "national review." patrick, start with you. you're here on set with me. so jamie dimon, biggest bank ceo in the world really talking a today about big government and how it is harming his institution. how did you react to his words? >> well the point he was making specifically was, if we have, if we have new regulations on banks, require them to hold more capital than they have in the past than the market might demand it will create unintended consequences in a financial crisis. may make a crisis less likely. but when a crisis happens it will restrict their ability to react that has to be true in some sense. gerri: there are a lot of unintended consequences to dodd-frank, that's for sure. he is talking about his own book here but it does make some sense. senator, i turn to you now. here is what dimon said. the banking system is far safer than it has been in the past but we need to be mindful of consequences of myriad of new regulations particularly if we enter

. >> scott brown let me know hillary clinton is going to raise $2.5 billion. that's a lot of chipotle. >> there are mr. speakers on tap today including senator rand paul bobby jindal and mike huk abee who says he'll announce his plans next month. meanwhile hillary clinton will announce on monday. >> christen, thank you. >> turning to the latest fall in and out after reserve sheriff's department accidentally shot and killed a man. there is plenty of reaction this afternoon after the public apology yesterday here on today. we have an update. >> reporter: this morning pressure is mounting against the tulsa county sheriff's offices. protesters calling for an independent investigation. >> look around us. people are here and they want answers. >> reporter: this after robert bates apologized to the family of the man he shot and killed. >> i rate this as number one on my list of things in my life that i regret. >> the family says we appreciate his apology. unfortunately, it will not bring air strike eric back. we seek the truth. >> he was acting as backup as a body ca

partisan majority, and it had a lot of near death experiences, not the least of which was when scott brown was elected to fill ted kennedy's seat, and the vote was gone, and at that point, looked like nothing was going to pass, and i have to add another piece to the scenario you know, the president said in 2009 that you can't fix the economy without fixing health care. in spite of internal pressures within the white house senior advisers said do something else anything else. pass a bill that ensures 20 of your favorite children you know -- [ laughter ] pick three older people who you like get them insurance, just get out of the space because it's too -- as we heard earlier you know, 70 years of contentious debate tried and failed over and over again, and a lot of people felt this was the wrong time and place. i think he was pressing it. unlike the economy, he was looking at in 2009, the stock market doubled, and we have the strongest month in month out job growth seen in decades, we have consumer confidence back the american economy is thriving, and health inflation is the lowest in 50 yea

joining us is founder tom lee and raymond james chief economist scott brown.een to be feeling goods, it seems the past of least resistance is higher are you nervous at all? >> you know i'm actually optimistic for both. i think i've been a little disappointed with the tenor of the data but the markets have been rising in the face of that. it's very reassuring. expectations have really come down for q1 earnings. i think visibility has to be a lot better so i think we're going to have a stretch of a couple months where the data will be good and the markets will act well into it. scott. >> do you agree with that? do you think we'll shake off the weak effects, namely the winter weather, the poor congestion other temporary factors here? >> yeah i think obviously there are a lot of factors, depressing growth in the first quarter, but we should see a rebound, notably a drop in the gasoline prices should really light a fire under the consumer. we anticipate that xwumer spending will be a lot stronger. now we and we may begin to see that in many of this week's reports.

if you look at his campaign contribution record, it's a lot of mitt romney, scott brown, much more of> so this is kind of big. what jack welch is saying, and, by the way, most of these corporate chieftains, they generally vote at the moderate level. they would be most likely to vote for a jeb bush or a chris christie. stuart: but there is exasperation -- >> that's what he's -- stuart: just goes on and on and on and on and on. >> and that's what jack is telling people. we tried the moderate vote we lost in 2008, we lost in 2012, we need to go to a true believer now. i will say this, inside as we were talking about yesterday, this is kind of like the ncaa brackets to the republican primaries right now, jeb christie, scott walker to some extent on the moderate conservative, you have the tea party which is rubio, cruz and rand paul, you have evangelicals my good friend mike huckabee and santorum possibly. so when you get a guy like welch, you know putting his finger on one guy in that one category it screws up the other two guys. i will say this, the rubio people are freaking out. stuart:

it is great to see scott brown. we wish he would come back. we miss him in the senate gym. one of the few people who worked out. everybody else is there to watch "morning joe" on the tv. you have a great senator in kelly ayotte, someone i have worked with, and she is phenomenal. you must send her back. and i hope we will do everything we can to see that happens. so running for president is a decision that one makes after a lot of thought, prayer, and consideration. i spent the time thinking about it. what i concluded is one important thing, and i want to share with you tonight. i believe with all of my heart we are on the verge of another american century. i believe america's greatest days are around the corner. that is the reason that compelled me to run. if we do certain things, our children will be the most prosperous that have ever lived. that is important. it is important to remember where we are. about 200 years ago, the turn of the century, america was still largely an undeveloped country. the rest of the world was industrializing. america was still trying to find it

. >> scott brown tonight let me know that hillary clinton's going to raise $2.5 billion. which that's a lot of chipotle my friend. >> there's a very real contrast to the hillary clinton campaign such as it is with her unavailability to the press trying to talk specifically to voters directly keep it low key in the media. the 21-some-odd republican candidates, would be presidents here, want very much all the attention they can get. after they make their speeches, they're taking questions from the audience and some have been pretty tough. rand paul has heard questions about his lib terrorism. jeb bush asked straight out whether he was going to be a rino, republican in name only. >> we know hillary clinton's heading your way in new hampshire the next couple of days. where are we on numbers, carl? we've got 21 potentials. only a couple who have formally thrown their hat in the race. >> the timing will be conflicts and potential train wrecks as they try to get on the rails. we have three official candidates at this point. ted cruz went first. rand paul went second. marco rubio

scott brown's debt at the same all the support systems for a traffic stop from broken taillight overr scott got out of the car. as a claims self-defense. carter cnn officer claims got grabbed his taser. the victim's brother those of the video is clear and one shows. i assess the he did not struggle there was nostril for the taser assembly my brother would of done that anyway but after seeing the video he was running for life not to be shot down to be tays anymore. fbi opened its own investigation. charleston is south carolina not holding our raleigh it's remained peaceful community members bream supporting the family of all this got. all the same time washing audience officer. oshawa's process stems from the south and video in recent days. we decided only show you part of that video honors the sporting. feel like the civil unedited version had to or website kron kron-4- dot-com. >> reporter: was shorn of social media one tweet we saw this morning. reporters are out there outside the set surround. will supply of signs black wives matter. and i am mad. and another ship photos shows mor

and had a lot of near-death experiences, not least of which was when scott brown was elected to fillteddy kennedy's seat, the 60th vote in the senate was gone. at that point it really looked like nothing was going to pass. but i would add one other piece to that scenario, you know, the president said in 2009 you can't fix the economy without fixing health care. and, inspite of a lot of internal pressures in the white house, a lot of senior advisors said do something else, do anything else. pass a bill that insures 20 of your favorite children. may get 63 older people you really like. get out of this space because it is too as we heard earlier, 70 years of contentious debate, tried and failed, over and over again. lots of people felt this was the wrong time and the wrong place. i think he was prescient. we now have unlike the economy he was looking at in '09 the stock market has doubled. we have strongest month in month out job growth we've seen in decades. we have consumer confidence back. the american economy is thriving and, health inflation is the lowest it has been in 50 years. s

it had a lot of near-death experiences, not the least of which was when scott brown was elected to fill teddy kennedy's seat. the 60th vote in the senate was gone. but i would just add one other piece to that scenario. the president said in 2009, you can't fix the economy without fixing health care. and in spite of a lot of internal pressures in the white house, a lot of senior advisers who said do something else, do anything else, pass a bill that ensures 20 of your favorite children. [laughter] pick three older people who need insurance. just get out of this phase because it is too, as we heard earlier, 70 years of contentious debate. tried and failed over and over again. lots of people felt this was the wrong time in the wrong place. i think you is precedent. -- he was precedent. the stock market was doubled. we have the strongest month in, month out job growth that we have seen in decades. we have consumer confidence back. the american economy is thriving. and health inflation is the lowest it has been in 50 years. so i would say -- putting the bet on even that big contentious proce

and had a lot of near-death experiences, not least of which was when scott brown was elected to fill teddy kennedy's seat, the 60th vote in the senate was gone. at that point it really looked like nothing was going to pass. but i would add one other piece to that scenario, you know, the president said in 2009, you can't fix the economy without fixing health care. and in spite of a lot of internal pressures in the white house, a lot of senior advisers who said do something else, do anything else, pass a bill that insures 20 of your favorite children. pick three older people who you really like, get them insurance. get out of this space because it is too, as we heard earlier, 70 years of contentious debate, tried and failed, over and over again. lots of people felt this was the wrong time and the wrong place. i think he was prescient. we now have, unlike the economy he was looking at in '09, the stock market has doubled. we have strongest month in month out job growth we've seen in decades. we have consumer confidence back. the american economy is thriving and, health inflation is the

she is not only a patriot and the daughter of scott brown, also one of the gals from "american idol."nds. >> she just got married over the summer and has a new album out that releases called "let love in." >> she is fantastic. travels all over the place for our military men and women. come join us 48th and 6th. >> defend freedom with us. >> that is what we are doing and what they are doing. >>> we have a lot of news. >> i want to mention i was just out there with that crowd and it is electric. a massive crowd out there. >>> start out with a fox news alert. this man trained with terrorists in syria and came back to american soil where authorities say he planned to carry out a mission to kill u.s. soldiers. this 23-year-old ohio man is expected to plead not guilty in federal court. the somali-american trained with an al qaeda affiliate in syria. that is where a cleric told him to go back to america and commit a, quote, act of mass destruction. according to the document the suspect wanted to follow in the foot steps of his brother who died in a battle last june. ast 16 tornadoes touching

back in 2010 when martha coakley was running against scott brown for the seat vacated by ted kennedyn massachusetts, she was asked about people in the medical profession who had moral objections into doing things and she gave a very interesting answer that will haunt us forever. she said anyone that has an moral problems should get out of the industry. that answer can apply to every single job in america. whether christians know it or not, they are going to get run out of every job in america if they follow this mentality. one other point, and my last one and i will go, it is somebody is a devout christian and is very much pro-life against abortion and he runs a little business, whether it is an electric company, carpet cleaning whatever it is, if he gets a call from an abortion clinic and says i need you to come over here and perform work for us and he says, no, i am opposed to abortion and i will not do anything involved in keeping your business going, now he is going to be sued and lose his license? we are going down the wrong road and unfortunately, there is no political party in

brown -- i mean mr. scott, that we will have the justice department in now and they will go back and look at some of the cases. we have had a recent killing that we believe that evidence was planted in that. we've had where video existed and by the time the video was released that parts of the video had been edited out. we have had a serious problem. the racial profiling has not only been done but had been publicly condoned that this is the way we do the policing. as long as that continues, these are the actions that empowers officers that are not of goodwill. they will continue to treat -- i agree with gwynn. what we see on this tape as with her son is tantamount to predatory behavior on african-american men, and they are treated like animals in terms of the way they're being shot killed and for the most part they have been getting away with it. >> yes. >> we are really grateful for this. >> beyond the shooting there's the cpr issue. this man is now on the ground. there is a lot of debate. i think we can play

another governor in california hunting for jobs, why governor brown isn't worried they'll be leaving any time soon. >>> florida governor rick scotthere trying to lure california jobs to the sunshine state. he's touting florida's lack of income tax, but we talked to governor brown today who seemed unconcerned california jobs would head east. >> reporter: at the western days festival, governor jerry brown was judging a food competition. brown didn't seem at all concerned about florida governor scott's upcoming trip to try and lure california companies away. >> they come here because it's where all the jobs are. >> reporter: the florida governor is targeting shipping related industry, and wrote an open letter to california businesses last month. last year the governor of texas came to sacramento on the same sort of job you want. governor brown -- hunt. governor brown says because california is a leader in jobs. >> we're growing fast, so every wants to come here and look at your jobs and agriculture. >> reporter: but the ceo of greater sacramento, the economic development organization says state leaders shouldn't stand by and let oth

pro testers are over the deaths of michael brown and now, walter scott in south carolina. in oakland, demonstrators spilled on to interstate 880 this afternoon. wayne, we'll start with you, please. >> it's been an interesting afternoon. we have six arrests in this a little more than an hour ago. police took six people into custody to try to block the approach eastbound. traffic is now beginning to move better and behind me city hall just one of the stops of the protestors today. let's go to sky 7 video right now. they're at the police station and had gone there from 24th and valencia earlier. they stormed the building and police pushed them back off the sidewalk. they were there probably about 45 minutes. then they moved on. this time they did get through the front door. they were peaceful. we didn't see anything broken. here is what they toll us about motives for the day. >> all lives matter. everybody is a victim. >> police chief can institute good rules but they don't do it. >> now, a live picture of the moving mass of people. that is valencia street. we're six hours in

scott made this year. california governor jerry brown said it is clear why he is coming here, because this is where the jobs are. but brown says he doesn't think it is likely californians will be interested in moving to florida. >> where's the bleach? clorox is apologizing about the new emojis that come on iphones and ipads. clorox said it was trying to be funny and wanted bleached color icons but instead hit a nerve with many people. clorox said it did not mean to be racist or offensive. >>> a lot of people are talking about a golfer maybe people haven't heard of. >> yeah. a record-tying performance by a 21-year-old texan. pretty of a kid. plus, giants and a's could salvage their series with a win. sports is coming up next. >>> the giants have been hit by the injury bug but finally good news today. casey mcgee who crumbled to the ground on a flyout in the first yesterday suffered just a bone bruise in his left knee. so he is going on the dl. giants look into split the series with san diego. bandon belt back in the lineup after missing the last four games with a groin strain. belt comes through with a singl

pro testers are over the deaths of michael brown and now, walter scott in south carolina. spilled on to interstate 880 this afternoon. wayne, we'll start with you, please. >> it's been an interesting afternoon. we have six arrests in this a little more than an hour ago. police took six people into custody to try to block the approach eastbound. traffic is now beginning to move better and behind me city hall just one of the stops of the protestors today. let's go to sky 7 video right now. they're at the police station and had gone there from 24th and valencia earlier. they stormed the building and police pushed them back off the sidewalk. they were there probably about 45 minutes. then

brown? >> i withdraw. >> mr. grasley? no. mr. roberts? no. mr. [inaudible] no. mr. thune? no. mr. bird, no. mr. isaacson? no. mr. portman? no. mr. toomey? no. mr. coats? no. mr. scott? no. mr. white? [inaudible] cantwell? mr. nelson? aye. mr. brown? aye. mr. chairman? no. mr. widen? no. mr. schumer? i am biproxy. mr. harper? the tally is 10 ayes 16 nays. >> the amendment is defeated. mr. bennett? >> i would long to recognize bennett number one and in the spirit, the way you conducted this hearing i will withdraw the amendment but i would like to speak to it. >> i am starting to love you. >> i feel the same way. this amendment is simple. it would make clear through the new principle negotiating objective we should contribute the elimination of poverty and hunger. this would show this isn't just a way to open global commerce but an opportunity to combat global poverty. trade and foreign investment are playing an important role in global development. if we get trade right, we have the power to positively influence the global fight against poverty and hunger. in 2012, developing countries represented 60 times greater than official aid and that number is only growing. however

ante casos como este el de walter scott se suman por citar otros recientes el de brown y el de zambrano es cÓmo neutralizar al sospechoso sin arrancarle la vida, juan carlos nos habla de un arma nueva efectiva pero no letal. juan: la muerte esta semana de water scott por los disparos de un agente en carolina del sur es el Último la voz de una cadena larga. exceso de fuerza policial o defensa propia en la pregunta en el ambiente. para evitar estos episodios que cuestan sangre y lÁgrimas en alabama crearon una pistola que para gas pimienta a 400 millas por hora. neutraliza pero no serÍa letal. tiene un lÁser incorporado, tiene una efectividad dede 23 pies hasta un mÍnimo de cinco pies. juan: al parecer es mÁs efectiva que una pistola taser bien usada no arriesga la vida de quien recibe el impacto del gas ni se expone la integridad del policÍa. >> nadie puede estar opuesto a utilizar algo que tenga menos posibilidad de matar o herir gravemente a alguien. juan: ismael hernÁndez, padre de un joven de 18 aÑos que muriÓ con la acciÓn de una pistola taser de la policÍa afirma que no se trata de

walter scott, from north carolina. michael brown, from missouri. anthony hill, from georgia.on, from wisconsin. kevin davis from georgia. nicholas thomas, georgia. daniel elrod, nebraska. antonio zambrano, washington. david, of pennsylvania. jessica hernandez, colorado. kevin davis georgia. dennis, texas. brisbane, phoenix. tamir rice, ohio. akai gurley, new york. carlos perez, nevada. the genie powell, missouri. ford, california. dylan taylor, utah. john the third of ohio. charlie lando of california, and the list goes on. amy: that is georgia democratic congress member hank johnson speaking on the for the house of representatives. for more, we're joined by khalil muhammad, author of the book "the condemnation of blackness: race, crime, and the making of modern urban america". he is the director of the new york public library's schomburg center for research in black culture, and also a visiting professor at the cuny graduate center. welcome to democracy now! hank johnson, what he just said -- the litany of names. khalil: it reminds me of the rollcall of lynching victims. the

the headline we reported in august of last year in the death of michael brown, and now tragic deja vu with the death of walter scottrleston is now ferguson. here's why. >> all lives matter. all lives matter. >> protesters calling for the mayor to resign in north charleston reminiscent of what we heard last summer in ferguson, missouri. but unlike the shooting death of michael brown at the hands of a police officer, in north charleston we have video. horrifying but critical. in ferguson no video of the actual shooting ever surfaced and witnesses told different stories about whether brown had his hands up or not. we know walter scott was shot at eight times as he ran away. then there's the reaction from city leaders. north charleston swift to make an arrest and fire the officer. >> i can tell you that as the result of that video and the bad decision made by our officer, he will be charged with murder. >> but ferguson officials waited nearly a weak to release the officer's name. he was placed on paid administrative leave and a grand jury decided not to indict him. and the police response? militant in ferguson after la

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scott wopner. jim lebenthal. josh brownd najarian brothers and our game plan looks like this bezos delivers, amazon is making it rain in the cloud and the stock is surging to an all-time high. >>> cutting the cord, no deal for comcast and time warner, what's the cable trade now? we'll break it down. >>> and look at the markets, the nasdaq is just three points off of a new high. a record high. these four stocks all reported earnings last night. dr. jay, how far can we go with support like this four major stocks of the nasdaq 100 coming in with better-than-expected earnings surging on the back of them. >> take look at microsoft. of those that reported i thought this was one of the most impressive. microsoft trades at a 17 pe. when you're talking bubbling and whether or not it's a bubble. this one looks very attractive to me, probably into the low to mid 50s. in other words, breaking through 52-week highs, i'm not saying today, but this year, think the stock has 55 as the target on it. >> did we reset on microsoft? the expecta

so, scott, it could be months or years before suffering retired players receive their money. >> pelley: james brown of the "nfl today." j.b., thanks very much. it was a legal home run today for barry bonds a federal appeals court overturned the former san francisco giant slugger obstruction of justice conviction. that was the only count on which he was convicted in 2011. the jury deadlocked on three other counts of making false stairmt regarding steroid use. another american institution is in trouble. mcdonald's said today its earnings fell from $1.2 billion in the first three months last year, to $812 million this year. that's a drop of 33%. anthony mason looks at how the golden arches got tarnished. >> reporter: the world's largest restaurant chain reported negative guest traffic in all major segments. translation: business is bad everywhere. sales fell for the sixth straight quarter as so-called fast casual chains like chipotle, 5 guys, and panera have been gaining ground mcdonald's has floundered. >> it's not about guacamole on a cheeseburger at this point. it's about being fresh and fast with