scott brown, you know i need to take this away, we spent too much money. don't want to see it. here is the good news. greece is democracy. our founding fathers were smart enough to make us republic. they knew inherently people in greece would vote their own interests. in the republic you could vote people are there on and there is too much corruption. it is better to be a republic. see the true democracy in greece. young millenials in greece. a lot don't have job. they're only voting in their own interests. that is very dangerous for the country and the government. >> interesting you she says that. only person i'm aware talking about this is chris christie. he is talking about entitlement reform. we have to get 18 trillion-dollar national debt under control. don't forget we have debt ceiling vote in october. tax receipts are coming in. may be pushed off until after the election. we're facing these situations if they don't address it. >> any republican votes for a government shutdown they get kicked out of office. this is the canary in the coal mine for the

let's bring in former senator scott brown, former congressman dennis kucinich, both fox news contributor is. senator brown, should we accept this? moving on, moving forward, only 90 miles away, what do you think? >> i don't think so. a dictatorship regeneration its. the dissidents who are being jailed and harassed, no freedom of speech, the situation where everything we do, i don't think we are going to rubber-stamp the president's request. they gave the recent trade deal but this goes beyond senator marco rubio, governor bush, they are clear on their positions and i agree with those positions. liz: there are profound differences but the ones that matter are the way people are treated and their lack of freedom. do you believe the opening up the diplomatic and business line, lodging companies, we have all kinds of companies, they all want to get on that island and start helping. cuba will then bent and make people freer. >> we shouldn't ignore by any means human rights abuses and oppression of freedoms but we have an engage cuba for 54 years and have no impact. with president obama's poli

joining us now former mts senator scott brown, scott, senator brown, 600 -- we knew these attacks wereoing on but you look at chai chart and pattern on that chart it is clear that the chinese has specific things that they're going for, they're going for silicon valley, washington, d.c. and other places that they can obtain information and this is more than just an economic situation. it make me feel very vulnerable to look at that map. >> well, certainly charles first of all thank you for having me on, and it is not -- no secret and secondly, that map is not secret anymore. [laughter] the fact that they have it that it is out is good for the public to understand what is going on so they can take precautions. i can say former senator i was aware of those attacks, i felt and still feel that cybersecurity is one of the -- new frontier where the next battles are going to be taking place, and if you look at that map, you're right silicon valley up in massachusetts, the boston year, high-tech biofarmers area and strategic areas in our country so i'm deeply concerned and it comes from lack of

former massachusetts senator scott brown with us.in the market front and center as we hear from two of the biggest industry players. exxon and chevron expected to post a year-over-year decline in earnings and sales for the second quarter. chevron announced this week a round of layoffs is also expected to report lower earnings a year earlier. future shown little movement at this point. we are expect them to weaken the broader averages this morning. europe are the major averages are mixed this morning, cac, dax indices both higher. cycling exercise studios looking to raise an extra hundred million dollars. aviation experts say the debris that washed up in the indian ocean is almost certainly part of a boeing 777. the airplane wing will be brought to france to be analyzed and of course it is the same model as the malaysia airlines flight 370 which disappeared in march of last year and 239 people were on board. state department set to release e-mails today. clinton turned all the e-mails to the state department. it is now up to them to g

former senator scott brown is here all hour.s take on big news about donald trump attacking john mccain's war record and u.s. restoring ties with cuba by reopening embassies. "wall street journal" economic correspondent jonathan hilsenrath weighs in on the five-year anniversary of dodd-frank. stay tuned. .. dream to donald trump refusing to apologize in the face of heated criticism. relationship criticism. relationship to minimize after six decades of bad blood and jordan spieth to the back of the leader board in scotland. good morning, everybody. i am sandra smith. maria bartiromo is off. it is monday, july 20th. with me, senator scott brown and our very own dagen mcdowell. your top story on the east coast. gold and what looks to be a mini flash crashed his time. the precious metal took a nose dive around 9:00 p.m. eastern time last night. more than a 4% fell off for $50 an ounce and was down one point. a bit of a turnaround in asian trade right at the $1100 level, much more info prices coming out. futures this morning showing

charles: we did hear earlier that scott brown is doing pretty well himself.will get some numbers officially, a lot of candidates and money pouring into the race. everyone qualified, very exciting, thank you for watching. kent is every night at 6:00 p.m. if you can't watch us, go to loudobbs.com. lou: good evening come everyone. tonight, the u.s. authorities call the world's most powerful drug trafficking organization. mexican authorities trying to recapture the drug lord who became the most we wanted criminal after he escaped from a maximum-security prison near mexico city saturday night. some authorities fear that it's already too late to catch him. he is e

senator scott brown, thank you. >> thank you, trish.rish: 17 days, how long it's been since el chapo has been on the run since escaping a maximum-security prison. a federal judge ordered three officials monitoring the cell at the time of the jail break to be formally taken into custody. the judge found there were inconsistencies in the supervisor's statements and no explanation why the guards did not answer the telephone at the time of the escape. >>> after the break, everyone, it is legal to ban muslims from a gun range? our next guest says she's doing it, and is ready to make her case. we live in a world of mobile technology, but it is not the device that is mobile, it is you. . trish: let's looked at markets, markets off 127 on the dow. the s&p also trading in negative territory, down almost a half a percent there. and the nasdaq comsite trading down 8/10%, following that news out of china. in china, the shanghai stock exchange plunged 8.5%, the biggest since 2007. despite government efforts to calm the market. looks like it just isn

scott brown the former senator from massachusetts on what he reads into all of that. takes time. no additional troops. maybe more intensified action. what are you to make? >> when i listen to the president and i others have this feeling of what could have been, what the president could have done help talks about the void that needs to be filled. that void could have been addressed when letted left iraq basically without any american fire power education or training. we didn't leave a transition force. a military force there to help the iraqi government. so, as a result of that void that i believe he created we now have what we have. isis is the size of new england. yes, we have had some recent obviously successes but overall, they're still moving strong and the president i'm glad he finally met will his military leaders. he should have been attending most of the military meetings because he would haven't learn they're not the jv, we need to take a more -- >> what did you think -- kuwait wait, have to go to break. the president -- the republicans more to the point on delaying some

ranking the race in level of difficulty who has to do of a triple layer over of the shallow end scott brown did incredibly well to raise that amnesty issue it is not popular with the most of the people who control the media. quinn said the funding of the amnesty came up they did try to fight it. but unless you're reading right bart you did not know about it. there was no immediate attention. but now '02 portraying us on trade is the back door amnesty with the free movement of people. tsa there are so many but the republicans have a winning issue. in the rule is there are no good democrats there are a fair number of republicans said we need to push them and elevate them to be more like them. and we should also take out one and stop being stupid we only need to take out one. may we john boehner. just one. [applause] and again if you follow my work and said don't go for the tea party candidate because bad things happen when democrats controlled congress but that is why it was fantastic the they have not run for anything before. in to challenge a bad republican. end with a plan to encourage the

charles: we did hear earlier that scott brown is doing pretty well himself. we will get some numbers officially a lot of candidates and money pouring into the race. everyone qualified very exciting, thank you for watching. kent is every night at 6:00 p.m. if you can't watch us go to loudobbs.com. lou: good evening come everyone. tonight, the u.s. authorities call the world's most powerful drug trafficking organization. mexican authorities trying to recapture the drug lord who became the most we wanted criminal after he escaped from a maximum-security prison near mexico city saturday night. some authorities fear that it's already too late to catch him. he is escaped nearly a mile long through a tunnel that had been constructed under his cell. this is the second time that he has broken out of a maximum-security prison and it underscores frustrations with the government of mexico by americans and its inability to keep prisoners behind bars and the country's obvious and ubiquitous corruption. mexico is the principal source of all heroine cocaine, methamphetamine

we have former senator scott brown and veronica dagger from the "wall street journal".was done for profit we would have seen signs of those files on the internet now. that seems to indicate it is an espionage? >> est. sponsored and sanctioned like north korea. look at the motives it is clearly building a capability to recruit people by a gold ring inside our own database one of my files is part of those 22 million. david: when added 15 americans is affected but i am wondering senator if our elected officials are taking this seriously? the head of national intelligence had the following to say whether or not china was involved. >> you have to salute the chinese for what they did. if we had the opportunity i don't think we would hesitate for a minute. david: you want to hit them not salute them. >> it is unbelievable. but the problems with this administration and is reactive not proactive. when a the top priority was dealing with cybersecurity so obviously to be deeply concerned about the information and that is out there. this is outrageous that it opens a whole new bloc

from the ages of 15 to 20, scott drove a brown vw rabbit with a hole in the floor board that looked juste flintstones. he attended high school at dublin high school and played football. oh, yeah, you gotta see that photo. [ laughter ] look at that hair again! scottie briefly attended chico, but he came back home and he started work at amador valley athletic club, also known as avac to you folks in the know. he met christey and they got married and started a family. ashton was born in 1993 and sarah lynn was born in 1996. mom jeans, awesome. following his brother and his father's examples, scott entered the trade, becoming a proud member of ibew local 595. dad made sure to refer to him as a wireman, not just a electrician. they referred to themselves as wiremen. he was a journeyman, a foreman and a general foreman. he was a clamper, scottie told me they had to join because they needed a designated driver. that's what his job was. the lungers were a young and growing family that often competed with each other. look at that family. scottie didn't give up on his dream of being a police offic

scott brown of massachusetts, actually. was a vote -- >> yeah, i developed a relationship with scott brown. what did we get two in the house? joe cowell from new orleans -- an accidental republican congressman because he beat bill jefferson in his freezer. and then mike -- something i think voted for the bill who lost the senate primary to the lady who wasn't a witch. >> those were republicans in the senate were curamshourageouscourageous. any one of them would have left the bill would have died. >> people said how many did you have like one extra vote? no, we didn't. those three agreed for their own protection they had to do it together. even there we get the three votes -- relax. i didn't get one of those phone calls i hated to get. chris calls and says we've got a problem. we said we -- this is when the republicans -- hadn't been enough attention to we paid for the bill by an assessment on financial institutions that have $50 billion or more in assets. cbl told us it was $20 billion. it was going to cost $20 billion in t

we go now to former senator scott brown from massachusetts.enator, it is extraordinary how when one incident takes place, even if it has nothing to do with terrorism, we still don't foe if this does, it sets in motion all of the gears of local, state and federal efforts involved now in counterterrorism. >> i think that's appropriate. we don't know if it's a lone wolf, if it is disgruntled military person or relationship issue or criminal elements of some sort but it is always good to err on the side of caution. certainly my heart and feelings go out to those that are hurt or potentially dead but this type of thing is never, never appropriate certainly. there are other ways to take out your frustrations. david: you had time of course in the military. i'm just wondering what kind of resources a military facility would have to deal -- i know police are ones tweeting out reports of the situation late-breaking details such as we have. we don't have a lot. i'm sure the military facility itself as with the horrendous shooting in fort hood can take ac

scott walker is doing events in new hampshire with form he senator scott brown, which is inherently hilarious. you can do all sorts of funny or outrageous or provocative things. rick santorum said that iranians don't care about dying. iran will use a nuclear weapon. they don't care about dying. everybody thought saying that kind of a provocative thing, right? tripping that sort of wire somewhere would be enough to get a candidate national fangs would put your name in front of voters and get two attention. donald trump is apparently the only on-ramp for candidates who want to compete. in that environment where no matter what you said and no matter what you did, it won't make news unless bits donald trump. if that were the environment in which you were operating and your political life depended on it, what would you do? how would you deal with those circumstances? let's ask rick santorum next. >>> the political right decided it was very controversial that president obama said one. >>> the political right decided supreme court justice was that that person should have a sense of empathy. our frie

campaign manage for howard dean, marianne marsh, former senior advisor to senator john kerry and scott brownassachusetts senator. what do you make of what "the donald" is doing? decisively 25% in the reuters poll against jeb bush's 12. >> look, he is clearly, he is clearly hitting a nerve with voters upset with the party establishment. want to hear an authentic voice. he is delivering it. donald trump has always been a master at leveraging press attention and, and, in sort of driving his name and he is doing a better job than anyone else in the race. melissa: never like this. never with polls. marianne marsh, the other thing really funny about it, struck a lot of us, while doing so well in the "quinnepiac poll," he is most popular and least popular guy in the survey? how is that possible. 30% of gop voters would not support him. he tops the forget it, i would sooner die than vote for you list. it is amazing. what do you make of that? >> they say 40 is the new 50 now even in the polls. popularity is a relative thing these days and people aren't as popular as they used to be. melissa, as you r

if that is true that is news to scott brown, who joins us now to react to this. senator, what do you make of this? not only this growing discord about the deal, but the fact that john kerry is saying, the discord doesn't matter, the u.n. has unanimously approved it or the security council has shut up. what do you think? >> well, john kerry always been a big u.n. supporter. i depth agree with him. i abide by the united states constitution and the law as put forth by this country north by the united nations. that's number one. number two neil, we spoke about three or four months ago and i indicated, listen, lease going to do a deal any deal. he needs foreign policy and it will be a bad deal. this is a bad deal. and you know what chuck how manier and others will do? they'll wait until the very end and see how many of their colleagues break until there's enough to actually sustain -- to override the veto and then he is going to vote against it so he can save face, protected israel. this does nothing to protect israel or our ago lies or the united states of america. s

scott brown did incredibly well by raising the amnesty issue. is possible with voters, not popular with the most of the people who control media. and wendy defunding of obama's executive amnesty came up, the republicans tried to fight it and they did filibuster for three weeks but unless you were reading breitbart you didn't know about it. there was no media attention to it. and now they portrayed on trade my objection to the trade deal is backed or amnesty that allows not only free movement of goods the free movement of people and a company can say i need so many low-wage workers coming in to take these jobs. republicans have a winning issue if they would just talk about it. the rule is there are a lot of bad republicans, there are no good democrats. there are a fair number of republicans in the house and senate who are fantastic on amnesty, need to push demand and elevate them that people need to be more like them. and we should take out one, this is what voters in do, they should stop being stupid. we need to take out one, maybe john boehner,

from the ages of 15 to 20, scott drove a brown vw rabbit with a hole in the floor board that looked justtones. he attended high school at dublin high school and played football. oh yeah, you gotta see that photo. look at that hair again. scotty briefly attended cheeko but came home and started work at am door valley athletic club also known to avac to you folks in the know. he met christie and they got married and started a family. ashton was born in 1993. sarah lynn was born in 1996. mom jeans, awesome. following his brother and father's example scott entered the trades to support his family. he became a proud member of ivew local 595. dad made sure to refer to him as a wire man, not just an electrician. they refer to themselves as wire men. he was a journey men, a foreman, and a general foreman. he was a clam per, e clampist. scotty told me they had to join because they needed a designated driver. the lungers were a young growing family that often competed with each other. look at that family. scotty didn't give up on his dream of being a police officer. he was a reserve deputy for con

olympia snowe and scott brown of massachusetts. was a vote. rep. frank: i develop a very strong relationship with round staff. we had [inaudible] he beat bill jefferson in his freezer. then someone who voted for the senate bill to the lady who was not a witch. and people said, did you have one extra vote? they agreed they had to do it together. we get the three boats and i am finally relaxed and they get one of those phone calls i hate to get. chris calls and says we got a problem. we paid for the bill by an assessment on financial institutions that had $50 billion more in assets. cbo told us it was $20 billion. it would make more money outside . that is the cbo role. we had to come up with 20 billion dollars. we will assess the financial institutions. three republicans -- that became too much so chris gets word from them that they cannot vote for the bill on the floor. chris announced -- told me that we have been told that we cannot do it. we had finalized the conference, inc. the gavel, signed the bill. there are no rules for committees. no one h

he knew scott brown was going to win in massachusetts. he is very astute. he thinks marco rubio will give hillary clinton a run for the money, excuse the expression. i am not so sure. on the money front, jeb bush is poised. on the other hand, a do a radio show every few weeks with rich lowry. and he says that the lack of enthusiasm for jeb bush is quite astonishing. host: anthony from new york is on the line. thank you for waiting. caller: hi, thank you for the opportunity. in light of the two callers before. you folks do a remarkable job deciphering all this information. it is like niagara falls of information, 365 days a year you are up at 7:00 in the morning. the at the producer's, moderators, and i'm very grateful for that. and whenever people call in with comments that are stupid or inconsiderate, i think to myself that there are people out here who do recognize the hard job that you have at hand. we are grateful for having you. when you look at the media overall, it is frightening. c-span and nation magazine are some of the only places you can go to t

he knew scott brown was going to win in massachusetts. he is very astute.e thinks marco rubio will give hillary clinton a run for the money, excuse the expression. i am not so sure. on the money front, jeb bush is poised. on the other hand, a do a radio show every few weeks with rich lowry. and he says that the lack of enthusiasm for jeb bush is quite astonishing. host: anthony from new york is on the line. thank you for waiting. caller: hi, thank you for the opportunity. in light of the two callers before. you folks do a remarkable job deciphering all this information. it is like niagara falls of information, 365 days a year you are up at 7:00 in the morning. the at the producer's, moderators, and i'm very grateful for that. and whenever people call in with comments that are stupid or inconsiderate, i think to myself that there are people out here who do recognize the hard job that you have at hand. we are grateful for having you. when you look at the media overall, it is frightening. c-span and nation magazine are some of the only places you can go to to

on monday, john hilsenrath with his take on the jobs numbers that are weaker than expected and scott brownning for mornings with maria and we'll happened cap the news that we're bringing you, in fact, we've got real reaction to the jobs numbers. the market is expected to open higher. not by much. we're looking at actual gains despite the fact that we're looking at a weak jobs picture in the united states. weaker than expected on all fronts. there are more jobs in temps. so temporary workers are the numbers for jobs or temps are increasing. that's not a good sign. and interesting to note that there is zero job construction in construction, and we're expecting a higher broader averages. that will do it for us, have a safe and happy july fourth weekend. "varney & company" is next, here is charles payne in for stuart. have a good show. charles: we have have lot of story. first we're looking at the scene. the d.c. navy yard is in lockdown, reports of an active shooter. a mass shooting there a year and a half ago. we're watching that for you. and maria talked about the jobs report. wages continu

snow from maine and scott brown from massachusetts was a helpful and jim siegel who is here. >> scott brown's staff helped a lot. we were getting the three in the senate. two in the house? joe cal from beating bill jefferson in his freezer. and then mike castle i think wrote the bill and lost to the lady who wasn't a witch. >> those three republicans in the senate were very brave. >> people say did you have one extra vote? no, we didn't. those three agreed for their own protection they had to do it together. you get the three votes and you get a phone call that i hated to get. chris calls saying we have a problem. this is why there hasn't been enough attention. we paid for the bill by an assessment on financial institutions that are $50 billion more. they said it would cost $20 billion within ten years and make more money outside. we assessed their financial instuitution institutions. that became too much and chris gets word from them they cannot vote for the bill on the floor. we got it out of conference because we didn't need the republican vote in the conference conference. but chr

sandra: you'll see more on andrea on the fox news chant and former senator scott brown and mike murphy. don't miss mornings with maria, tomorrow, we have former ubs investment bank president robert wolf and celebrity blagger perez hilton you can't miss that. 6 a.m. eastern on the fox business network. "varney & company" is next, charles payne is in for stuart varney this morning, charles, it's all yours, sir. charles: thank you very much sandra smith. stuart is on vacation all week i'm here it's a big day for your money. let's start here. germany saying you guys have to pay up now. here are the questions of the day. what will happen to the euro. can this all happen here? and what's going to happen to your 401(k). we're going to cover it all. the finance minister greece is defiant how long and what happens to the rest of the worldinclinghe united tate andt'sot al check thi o a, usasaa! we won the world cup and a superstar her name is carli lloyd. >> and ♪♪ >> first thing we've got to do, guys let's check the big board. 158 points at one point last night. almost 300 points it's going to

eric garner solds cigarettes ens up dedz, walter scott broken taillight dead, michael brown, j walking, dead. and what really takes it to the neck level n this cincinnati case is when you start to look at how this could have played out. >> and one of the most concerning things is this police incident report from the university of cincinnati taken shortly after this all happened. and it says that the officer tensing says that he was being dragged by the car as the driver was taking off. and that he was almost killed and run over by the driver of the honda. >> larry: well, that sounds ternlt, of course, that's just what he said. hold on. does anyone else core rob raising this. >> two ferr-- two officers that arrived at the scene seem to could be rohr -- corroborate that in their statements. >> okay. hold on, hold on. this is pretty well corroborated, you guys. is there anything out there that can uncorroborate all this corroboration. >> the fact is, prosecuting attorney says there is nothing in that video schshows that at all. >> larry: oh, there's a video. well, let's just see what this

of high profile cases involving unarmed black men killed by police, including michael brown in ferguson walter scott and 12-year-old tamir rice in cleveland. new york city's public advocate says those deaths and the technology that has documented them highlights a decades long problem. >> it's been a catalyst, for change not in new york but across this country and we again have a long way to go in improving police community relations and recognizing the issues that race plays on a wide set of issues. >> eric garner's family say there have been an improvement of police relations with the community. they plan to recognize his death all weekend long. >> the beautiful memories about her dad. you know, i'm going to tell her her history you know, and all the story all the memories of the last four and a half years we spent and definitely, what's about to come in the future. >> courtney kealy, al jazeera. >> a registered sex offender is back behind bars in maine following a shooting spree around the community. by the sometime lord was arrested he had stolen guns and a truck and shot five people, two of the

scott lunger. governor jerry brown will attend tomorrow's memorial. sergeant lunger is being remembered for his love of baseball. tony jackson says sergeant lunger would get off of his overnight shift and sleep in his car to play ball later in the morning. jackson carries sergeant lunger close to his heart. >> each morning i tap my -- hey, how are you doing? he'll still be with us no matter where you're at, on the field, off the field. >> a lot of tributes are being paid to sergeant lunger. these are just a few pictures shared with abc 7 news by his teammates. >> now, if you'd like to pay your respects to sergeant lunger but maybe can't attend the memorial tomorrow, we invite you to join us for live coverage right here or over on abc 7, i should say. if you're at work or away from a television you can still watch the service on abc7news.com. the east bay procession begins at 8:45. the memorial service at oracle arena is scheduled to start at 10:00 a.m. we will also be posting some of the most poignant moments on our abc 7 news bay area twitter feed an

. >> 8 #0 0-year-old louise brown marched with scott king as a child you and was close to all victims. >> this is just about keeping guns out of the wrong hands. it has absolutely to do with the right of a law-abiding citizen to buy or own a gun. >> amidst the tragedy and heartache something amazing has happened in charleston the community is stronger. >> i can like hug one person and hug four people. that's how tight charleston is right now. >> reporter: each day 9 lives are lost to gun violence. since the charleston massacre another 1,800 have died. we reached out to the nra but had no comment on this bill. reporting live, andrea mckaren, wusa 9. >> thank you. >>> since the mas sacre at sandy hook in connecticut six states have expanded background checks. >>> a bill to remove the confederate flag from the south carolina state house is running into some resistance. while the move was approved in the senate the legislation met some resistance tod some republicans are offering amendments to preserve the symbol on capitol grounds. >> polling in my district said leave that flag where it

officers are expected in oakland tomorrow for the funeral of lane police officer scott lunger, we've learned governor jerry brown will attend the memorial. viewing is underway at the chapel of the chimes on mission boulevard in hayward. these are live pictures. the public can go in until 9:00 p.m. he is being remembered for his love of baseball. tony jackson says lunger would get off his shift and sleep in his car to play ball later in the morning. >> each morning i tap my roof, how are you doing? still with us no matter why wr we're at on the field, off the field. >> a lot of contribute united states are being paid to sergeant lunger. >>> the alameda county police department will take over services in hayward so police officers there can attend the funeral. today, we heard from hayward's police chief. allen wong was there and joins us with more. >> reporter: the chief could not thank the community enough for the outpouring of support. you can see there are hundreds of flowers and cards lining the front of police headquarters had here for fallen police officer lunger today, the chief said investigators are not l

officers are expected in oakland tomorrow for the funeral of lane police officer scott lunger, we've learned governor jerry brownill attend the memorial. viewing is underway at the chapel of the chimes on mission boulevard in hayward. these are live pictures. the public can go in until 9:00 p.m. he is being remembered for his love of baseball. tony jackson says lunger would get off his shift and sleep in his car to play ball later in the morning. >> each morning i tap my roof, how are you doing? still with us no matter why wr we're at, on the field, off the field. >> a lot of contribute united states are being paid to sergeant lunger. >>> the alameda county police department will take over services in hayward so police officers there can attend the funeral. today, we heard from hayward's police chief. allen wong was there and joins us with more. >> reporter: the chief could not thank the community enough for the outpouring of support. you can see there are hundreds of flowers and cards lining the front of police headquarters had here for fallen police officer lunger, today, the chief said investigators are not l

singer jill scott supported cosby, i'm respecting a man who has done more for the image of brown people than almost anyone ever. now admitting she was wrong, scott tweeted after hearing skoz by's admission. his own testimony offers proof of terrible deeds. that testimony is given by deposition by cosby under oath as part of a civil case filed that same year in pennsylvania by andrea constan. an employee of temple university where cosby was on the board of trustees. she was sexually assaulted by cosby in 2004. >> when you got the quaalude was it in your mind you were going to use these quaalude for young women you wanted to have sex with? >> yes. >> did you ever give any of these young women the quaalude without their knowledge? >> lawyer objects. cosby describes an encounter in las vegas in the '70s. she meets me backstage, i give her quaalude we then have sex. cosby's camp said in a statement, the only reason mr. cosby settled is because it would have been embarrassing in those days to put all those women on the stand and his family had no clue. that would have been very hurtful. cosby

the governor brown and congressman will be here, as well. when sergeant scott lunger was taken from the hospital to the coroner it was escorted by police from a few different departments with officers standing at attention. the whatever said the formality will continue today. >> scott really liked the ceremony in things. he liked it big. he liked it bold. that is how we intend to do it. >> there will be a procession starting in hayward from the chapel of the chimes on mission boulevard at 8:45. the procession from hayward to the arena and the chief would like to see people line the route and show respect as the casket and body is brought here. the chief said that is how sergeant scott lunger would have liked it. >> many members of the public plan to attend this morning's service for sergeant scott lunger. the outpouring of support is reflected in a huge memorial in front of police headquarters. hundreds of flowers and are showing their love. >> showing caring and loving feelings and just being there. >> show the love and support for what he did for the communit

scott lunger to rest. >> law enforcement officials from around the state and even governor brown plan to attend sergeant lunger's funeral. kris sanchez is outside oracle after fast where that service will take place in just a few hours. >> reporter: there is a long list of dignitaries who are going to speak

scott lunger to rest. >> law enforcement officials from around the state and even governor brown plan to attend sergeant lunger's funeral. kris sanchez is outside oracle after fast where that service will take place in just a few hours. >> reporter: there is a long list of dignitaries who are going to speak here at the celebration for life for sergeant lunger, but the folks at that people might be most interested in hearing from are the sergeant's family that had asked for privacy in the days following his death, they are going to speak later this morning as well. the sergeant's body will be brought here to oracle arena in a few hours in a procession slightly similar to the one that he got on the day that he died but larger. the motorcade will depart chapper of the chimes in hayward this morning. that will follow mission boulevard to foothill, a street then 880 to oracle arena. there were viewings last night for the family and public where people shared stories about the man who was dedicated to family, duty and community. sergeant lunger not only worked s.w.a.t. and the gang unit he also trained new of

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december, i'm respecting a man who's done more for the image of brown people than almost anyone ever. now admitting she was wrong. scottweeted after hearing cosby's admission. sadly his own testimony offers proof of terrible deeds which is all i have ever required to believe the accusations. that testimony is from a deposition given by cosby under oath in 2005. as part of a civil case filed that same year in pennsylvania by andrea constance. an employee at temple university where cosby was on the board of trustees. she alleged she was sexually assaulted by cosby in 2004. when you got the quay lewds. >>> was it in your mind you were going to use these for young women thaupted to have sex with? yes. did you ever give any of those young women quaaludes without their knowledge, the lawyer objects. she meets me backstage. i give her quaaludes and we have sex while neither con cistitute proof. cosby's camp said in a statement the only reason mr. cosby settled because it would have been embarrassing in those days to put all of those women on the stand and his family had no clue. that would have been very hurtful, but cosby's

sandra bland michael brown eric gasher, walt -- garner, walter scott freddie grey we know their names. each of them died unarmed at the hands of police officers or in police custody. let us all be very clear, violence and brutality of any kind particularly at the hands of law enforcement sworn to protect and serve their communities is unacceptable and must not be tolerated. [applause] we must reform our criminal justice system. black lives do matter, and we must value black lives. [applause] we must move away from the militarization of police forces. you've all seen on tv this heavy duty equipment. it looks like they're invading the cities. [laughter] true. you know, it's like they're going to war and that is not the signal that police departments should be sending around this country. police should be part of the community, not an oppressor force. we need a justice department which takes the lead in working with states and localities to train police officers. force should be the last resort, not the first resort. for people who have committed crimes that have landed them in jail ther

scott. he was indicted on murder charges. last year the deaths of michael brown and eric garner all grabbed national headlines. in new york action is taken to change the way that killings are handled, appointing a special prosecutor to handle cases of civilians killed by police. get your cell phones out. i want to know what you think. tonight's question should there be a federal law requiring police officers to wear body cameras. cast your vote. i will bring you the results later on in the show. for more paul henderson, a veteran prosecutor and legal analyst and paul butler former federal prosecutor and georgetown professor at the georgetown school of law. your reaction to the officer being charged. paul henderson, is this all about the video in this particular case? >> well it is in this case because the video is the linchpin indicating that the comments that were made by the officer as part of the investigation was a lie because he had told them that there was a struggle and because we had this video, we know that was not true. and that is why he was charged. o

. >> jill scott supported cosby saying i'm respecting a man who has done more for the image of brownple ever. now she is admitting she was wrong. his own testimony offers proof of terrible deeds which is all i ever required to believe the accusations. that testimony is from a deposition given by cosby under oath in 2005 as part of a civil case filed in that year. she alleged she was sexual assaulted by cosby in 2004. when you got the quaaludes was it in your mind you were going to use these quaaludes for young woman you were going to have sex we? yes. did you give the women quaaludes without their knowledge? the lawyer objects. she meets me backstage, i give her quaaludes, we then have sex. they are the closest cosby has come to admit he drugged women and took advantage of them. according to abc news cosby's camp said in a statement the only reason that mr. cosby settled was it would have been embarrassing in those days to put all those women on the stand and his family had no clue. that would have been very hurtful. but his lawyer tells cnn we have no knowledge who issued the statem

scott killed her. tonight's event goes from 7:30 until 9:00 where she graduated last year. >>> we are just getting word that bobbi christina brown has died. in a statement family members of the 22-year-olded she was surrounded by loved ones. she was if a coma for months after being found unresponsive in a bathtub earlier this year. she was the only daughter of bobby brown and whitney houston. >>> tonight, the search continues for a high school teacher missing for over a week. 46-year-old was last seen riding his blue dirt bike along the rock creek trail system in the georgetown divide area. family members are concerned about him because he has diabetes and relies on medication. volunteers in several counties joined the search. >>> a fire in gold country tonight injuring four firefighters and is still threatening homes of the fire is near alta, just this side of blue canyon. firefighters were burned and they have been airlifted. no word on the condition at this time. e vacking with as are underway because of the 1500 acre fire. it is in steep rugged terrain making it hard for firefighters to get to the flames. >> it is rapidly sp

tonight nfl today's james brown weighs in on tom brady a's suspension and explains how that destroyed cell phone impact the penalty. from new york here's scott pelley. we will see you later tonight. have a good evening. >> pelley: the commissioner upholds tom brady's suspension for cheating and accuses him of destroig key evidence. also tonight a lion beloved in zimbabwe, is killed illegally and an american dentist is accused. the parents of mass murderer james holmes try to persuade a jury to spare him. and a medical marvel. a young boy has a real pair of hands for the first time in six years. >> i justment to say this-- never give up on your dreams. it will come true. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: today, the commissioner of the nfl said that tom brady was aware of and supported cheating in the a.f.c.

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our game plan looks like this, why josh brown has indigestion today over two of his favorite food stocks. >> i do not, scott what the downgrades of shake shack and dunkin' mean to your money and to josh. jane of thrones. we're going to take to you jane wells at cometic kon. >> everything looking pretty good for investors as well. stocks staging one heck of a come back. the markets perhaps continuing to take their cues from what's taking place in china. big gains there. things have been completely unsettled. if that's the way of the world these days, i guess this is the kind of volatility we're going to have to live with for a little while at least. >> it's not out of character for this time of year, we've had some slippery summers. you remember the taper tantrum took place june, fixed itself by july. last summer wasn't a picnic, the biotech sector selloff about 20% from its high and spook a the love investors with speculative names. we average a 10% correction in the s&p, roughly every year in and a quarter. it's not totally shocking that we seem to be wanting a correction. i would tell you a burst of enthu