. >> you'll remember carl de mayo a candidate for congress in san diego he lost to scott peters afteriled by allegations of sexual misconduct from a former campaign worker. now this campaign worker has pled guilty to obstruction of justice saying he lied about some of the e-mails he fabricated some of the e-mails that really bolstered his case. so i spoke to carl de mayo yesterday. he's very angry about this and he's looking at this as evidence that he's been telling the truth this whole time and none of this happened. and he blamed peter's campaign. peter's called me. he said they had nothing to do with it and noted that the allegations that this guy didn't recant his allegations. so this is just a nasty campaign that continues to be nasty, seven months out and de mayo says he's done with politics for quite awhile. >> we'll see if he tries to come back. jonathan? >> florida, florida, florida. the key swing state in american politics looms large once again in 2016. and the primary this time around. for jeb bush who launches his campaign tomorrow florida say sword and a shield. it lets

. >> peter scott, whose mother died in the fire tomorrow, thinks the project is too extreme. >> we like the idea of thinning but thin and thin and thin until the trees are eradicated. and we don't agree with e eradication eradication. that does not create a fire safe environment. >> the supervisor of the thinning say it's will begin in two places. more than 50 acres above a sports field. >> it is a thinning project, we intend to reduce the fire threat here by taking out specific sized trees within this location and again, we're only going to take out what is necessary to reduce the fire risk and improve the safety for our community. if approved, the fire department will begin cutting down thousands of small trees roughly a foot in diameter for two months beginning in september and october next year. herbicides will be used and also wrapping some trees to prevent sprouting. >> it is a delicate balance what to do for fire safety in the oakland hills and the bay area. >>> duo have some areas of showers and thunderstorms and certainly stronger storms with hurricane andre, and we will be wat

. >> peter scott is the architect who designed this oakland fire education center. was personal. his home burned in the 1991 oakland hills fire. his mother died trapped inside. >> the disaster of the fire changed our lives and so i probably think about it every day. >> scott says he wants these hills to be more fire safe, but the city of oakland's plan is all wrong. the oakland city council will decide whether to accept $4 million in money from fema and contribute money to implement a fire risk reduction plan. >> the fire event that occurred here was one of the most expensive natural disasters in the united states history. we don't want to see a repeat of that. >> vincent with the oakland fire department. >> the intent is to remove all of the smaller size trees that are lower hanging that create fuel latters from the ground up into the tree canopy. >> the three year plan would result in a visible change to about 100 acres near the tunnel. more than 90% of the nonnative, pine, cyprus, would be gone. >> we are not in the business of creating a larger hazard or cosmeti

>> we were in north charleston not too long ago because of the walter scott case, 400 people showed up in saint petersre a unique group of people down there. >> this alleged killer said hefrgs looking to start a race war. >> don, i'm so proud to be an american today. he was a radicalized terrorist. that's what he was. and america is seeing that. i'm going to say something about that doctor that was on about let's not rush to judgment. no, let's rush to judgment. why? why did they not say anything like that about three weeks ago when alishakree amin was arrested by our f.b.i. because he was plotting to recruit people to overthrow america through isis. now, on our own territory, we have radicalized separatists. if we're worried about dyllan roof, you should understand that there are over 1600 web sites up there right now giving information to more dyllan roofs to do the same thing. but am i afraid? >> oh, no, don. >> but look what you see behind you. every race, we've got to get excited about this. that's real raw emotion and fear out there from people of cover. >> but don't confuse fear with paralysis.

peter greste was arrested without charge. mansour bahrami and scott fardy, his -- mohammed badr and mohamed fadel fahmy face a retrial. the acting general said in a statement: . >> in 2014, mansour was sentenced in absentia to 15 years in prison by the cairo criminal court on the charm of torturing a lawyer. mansour denied the charges. interpol rejected a request for an international arrest warrant. mansour is an outstanding critic. supporters say the arrest is a worrying sign that president abdul fatah al-sisi is extending its grabbing down on dissent. >> 15 fighters in north sinai were killed. 20 were injured in a helicopter raid. the military says fighters were preparing to launch an attack against security forces in the area >>> french foreign minister laurent fabius urged libya and palestine to resume talks, and urged them to restart a french-led initiative. france wants resumption of dialogue for an international support group consistle of arab states. e.u. >> the u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon welcomed a long-awaited peace deal between mali

mansour bahrami and scott fardy are accused of -- mohamed fadel fahmy and mohammed badr are accused of helping the banned muslim brotherhood. peter greste has been tried in absentia, even though he was released and spent 400 days behind bars. al jazeera rejects the charges. >>> amnesty international accuses egypt of gaoling young activists in a crackdown of dissent. thousands of young people have been gaoled in the past two years in connection with protests. egypt's foreign minister denies the government is targetting youth activists. >> reporter: burundians voted for a new parliament. the poll boycotted by the opposition and voter tonne out was low. many are against the president's bid for a third term. we have this report from the capital. >>> byrned's president makes an entrance before voting in parliamentary elections. accompanied by his wife and children. he looks shaky on two wheels. he is defiant. he votes in his rural home town. where he is popular. >> i'm satisfied with today. the people are exercising democratic rights to vote. burundi has come along. >> there was a big turnout in some rural areas. the capital, and oppo

scott to go up there and attend the flag. i think this would gone in. >> i agree. frank: these conditions have really changed. nick: bubba has gone 2le 7. jim: how is that peter kostis, compared to yesterday? peter: i paced it off he's 47 yards behind his tee shot. this is a significantly different hole than we've seen all week long. frank: bryan's got 185. jim: we have the led up there on the right hillside. what's his situation going to be? graham delaet -- harman is going to go first. does he have a good lie? peter: brian harman is asking which tway green breaks. this is a 5-iron he's practicing with. >> he's playing a close to 200-yard shot. >> oh, come on! >> that's a good shot. sat down. yeah. jim: there's paul casey with little baby lex. nick: lex has the yardage -- got the pin sheet, rather. fortunately, he's far enough back he's got a shot. peter: i think he can clear the lip, especially if he has a little bit of a cut. but the condition of the bunkers with the rain, it's nestled down again and you don't know what's going to happen on contact. jim: he said he couldn't be between -- it couldn't be more between two clubs. >> if he'd go with the one ope

scott horsley is white house correspondent for npr and a member of the whca board. petercorrespondent from the "new york times" and, of course, carol lee. let's give them a hand. [ applause ] >> i really love the range of winners we have this year because when you put this group of four people together and look at the way they've covered the beat, they really show a diverse approach to covering the white house. each has excelled in a distinct way of doing their job. i want to start with josh letterman, who did some classic beat reporting on the secret service. has everybody heard of the fence jumper? you know what a fence jumper is? a person who climbs over the fence of the white house and, typically, gets tackled before making it across the north lawn. one night, that was not the case. josh letterman was standing his post at the ap booth. why don't you pick it up from there? >> i think it was around 8:00 p.m. or so. most of the correspondents at the white house had already left for the evening. the news day was basically over. there were a handful of us from the wires an

david: peter, sorry to interrupt, i want to let you know, it was a quiet gavel, you about he managed to knock it down. that is actual senator tim scotth carolina. the senate approved officially the trade authority. >> is that it right there? david: i believe so. >> that was very silent gavel. david: it was a quiet gavel. >> that is gavel light. hillary clinton was her whole point was criticizing the president for not listening to democrats in his own party. that is great gamesmanship if you're running. oh, i'm willing to listen to everybody but that doesn't necessarily mean you've taken a position. melissa: no. sometimes the positions are trying to mirror, remind people what it was like when her husband was president to be on that side. seems like she is leaning more towards trying to be like elizabeth warren so she doesn't get outflanked from left of her party. in any case the senate tends tpa to the president now. that is final. david? david: new documents reveal the u.s. and other world powers willing to offer iran state-of-the-art nuclear equipment as part of a proposed nuke deal. what's up with that? we have more coming up. meli