his name, shane lamb. who is shane lamb? >> shane lamb. he's got a criminal history. he grew up rough. i think he's a very tragic character in all of this. >> reporter: a stock boy at val's who worked alongside brian and mario, a five-time felon with a rap sheet that included attempted murder at just 14. he'd repeatedly denied knowing anything about brian's disappearance to authorities. now, eight years later, in jail facing up to 12 years on drug charges, he was ready to talk. but first he wanted a deal and so did prosecutors. >> shane lamb is given immunity from the offense of murder, involuntary manslaughter, concealment of a homicidal death and any other offense resulting in his involvement in the disappearance of brian carrick. >> reporter: with this deal, shane escaped all charges related to brian's death and a reduced drug sentence. all he had to do to get the deal, tell his story and that led police to mario. >> what exactly did mario tell you? >> pretty much talk to brian, try to get the, intimidate him into getting the money. >> how were you to intimidate hi

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they followed protocol and followed up with shane. >>:the handcuffs. when don and that was handcuffs they drove me to the mental health facility for a 72 hour hold. >> reporter :he was concerned about privacy and free speech on social media. he said he was not concerned about suicide but wanted to see how the suicide prevention feature on face but worked. said it was a social experiment. apparently that did not contribute to his scimitar hold it was a friend that report into the police. police held on to him to make sure that he would not hurt himself, they say they followed protocol. shane says he is not much of the face but user and is concerned facebook user i could see this happening with teenagers. someone grabs their phone from their friend and posted as a prank. that could leave their friend having to go through this 72 our mental health hold. which is a waste of tax $10 police time and resources. >> pam :a good samaritan and her dog are being thanks for helping a high-school student who was involved in a car crash. here's a picture of, the offr

shane was not sure he retained council if i may; right? >> and so that letter is about did that reflect his current wishes. >> not his current wishes. >> okay. thank you we can hear from the permit holder now. >> good afternoon, commissioners and the board james for the joining project sponsor that is fox properties on

they follow protocol and follow up with shane's. >> reporter: shane's is the saddest citizen activistn over privacy and free speech of social media. he claims he was not suicidal and that is posed was only a social experiment to see how facebook recently enhance a suicide prevention and told worked. the suicide prevention feature on facebook did not contribute to what happened to him and a his 72 our whole. it was a friend who saw his post and call the police based on the assessment police as hell shane's to make sure he was ok and would not harm himself. >> reporter: not in a statement to was they said they follow protocol shane's and nancy is not much of a facebook person and did not realize this will escalate as quickly and intensely as the dead. and now you want others to be aware that what you put out their casually in cyberspace could get him locked up for 72 hours. there are real consequences for what to post. >> pam: a new study finds raising the legal smoking age will save millions of was a millions of children today is children. was that millions of years for today's childre

shane: commerzbank agreed to pay $1.45 billion.will be letting go of some employees involved in the activity. additionally, they will install and external bank monitor. summit who comes in and looks at the bank's compliance to make sure they rm the right track. this looks like a pretty standard package here and we've seen this before in other european banks and banks like hsbc, barclays and deutsche banc. they have agreed to external monitors. francine: has the bank set aside enough money to cover the settlement? shane: that was the big question. nobody really knew. the bank only disclose provisioning for legal cases, it does not break down individual cases. for this particular settlement, nobody knew how much. yesterday after u.s. authorities said that they settled, commerzbank said ok, we're going to take a one-time charge of 338 million euros. this is the number people were waiting on. people wanted to know commerzbank, do you need to put aside more. investors have clarity and now they know how much money they need in addition t

. >> shane touch considers himselves himself a citizen activist.prompted him to test the system. he'd been in a legal battle with his mortgage bank he says he vented on facebook posting, i have decided to take my life in some very public way. and hanging myself from the golden gate bridge. >> just making a statement against the banks to bring wareness about what is going on. >> one user checked to see if he was okay. another contacted the police. shane wasn't home but heard of the visit aand went to the police station. >> i said i'm expressing my first amendment right and not a danger to myself or anyone else. >> police say they made an assessment and took shane into custody. he says 72 hours under a watch his wife couldn't get inside. >> is he suicidal? >> no. no. >> you don't have a concern? >> no. no. he's a stay at home dad, taking care of our kids if i had a doubt he won't be watching the kids. >> shane says the facebook program is overreaching. saying there is concern that errors don't cause reputational bodily or other harm to consumers. >>

. >> shane touch considers himselves himself a citizen activist.d been in a legal battle with his mortgage bank he says he vented on facebook posting, i have decided to take my life in some very public way. and hanging myself from the golden gate bridge. >> just making a statement against the banks to bring wareness about what is going on. >> one user checked to see if he was okay. another contacted the police. shane wasn't home but heard of the visit aand went to the police station. >> i said i'm expressing my first amendment right and not a danger to myself or anyone else. >> police say they made an assessment and took shane into custody. he says 72 hours under a watch his wife couldn't get inside. >> is he suicidal? >> no. no. >> you don't have a concern? >> no. no. he's a stay at home dad, taking care of our kids if i had a doubt he won't be watching the kids. >> shane says the facebook program is overreaching. saying there is concern that errors don't cause reputational bodily or other harm to consumers. >> once you put a label on people and t

shane was not sure he retained council if i may; right? >> and so that letter is about did that reflect his current wishes. >> not his current wishes. >> okay. thank you we can hear from the permit holder now. >> good afternoon, commissioners and the board james for the joining project sponsor that is fox properties on third avenue it is fairly simple nicole a situation whereas i described in my briefing to the commission where the overlap of redwood siding by the aluminum siding adds one eight of on manipulative no showing by the appellant of any sort of enrollment open the property line in fact that a situation where the repeated necessities of getting both the backyard of the jane landowner with or attempted to be eliminate or slowed down instead of every four or five years to we paint but put in aluminum siding hopefully will be permit pr proximity other than somewhere in the neighborhood of four or five years to be redown this is the point where the siding say, i think the exhibits when i brought before the board shows that you'll tha

shane, do they have a right? >> listen that graph you showed earlier was from a planning document that went up to the ceo. they not only knew how much fraud had happened in the past, if you compare those numbers in the chart to the report to the fcc the numbers align perfectly. in that final bar of the chart, they actually were saying how much fraud they were going to cook in. they were saying one to one and a half million highly suspicious filings. when we say highly suspicious it's fraud. they were breaking this into the numbers. >> so you say they're baking it into those numbers. that goes to your allegation essentially that this is something they're banking on. they're counting on as revenues. we'll have to leave it there. i have one more question for adam. a question i absolutely have to ask. americans are filing their taxes right now. they don't want to lose money. they don't want to lose that refund. what's your advice? >> well you need to file early. and you need to make sure that when you use these tax p

a friend of shane's called them and was concerned for his safety.lowed property come and followed up with shane. >> in less than a minute the hand cuffs went on and that was it. they transferred me or drove me to the mental health facility for a 72 hour hold. >> reporter: shane is a citizen activist who was concerned over free speech on social media. he claims he was not suicidal. the feature on facebook did not contribute to what happen today him and his 72-hour hold. it was a friend who saw his postand called the police. they held him to make shoe sure he was okay. in a statement to us they say they followed property come. he is not much of a facebooker and didn't realize it would escalate as it did. i think this brings up an important warning for their younger kids, i can see this happening with teenagers, ding this as a joke or prank and that can lead to them going through this 272-hour -- 72- hour hold. in san mateo. >>> time for sports brought to you by nissan. innovation that excites. >>> at the end of this you will be able to vote, did you e

host: leo shane, big picture question for you. do you want to take that up as i show this headline we should earlier from breitbart, "administration declassified top-secret document that shows israel nuclear secrets." was once labeled top-secret, goes into sophisticated detail about the israel nuclear weapons program. gain headlines couple weeks ago. leo shane. guest: yeah, to the caller's point, i don't think it is one of the other there. i don't think the countries like the fact that israel has nuclear capabilities, but that does not mean iran should have them as well. there is concern about the destabilizing nature of everything iran is trying to do in the area. if they get nuclear weapons, that leads to concerns about what their goals are and how they will use them. more is always a problem, less is always better in this situation. there are plenty of folks on capitol hill who have this concern, who feel that iran is a special case. iran, looking at the actions looking at the statements, certainly the inflammatory rhetoric of

the police held shane it make sure that he was okay and not harm himself in. a statement to us, they said that they followed protocol. shane admits that he's not much of a facebooker and did not realize it would escalate as fast as it did. and it could get you locked up for 72 hours. and this brings up and important warning for parents and their younger kids. could i see this happening with teenagers and people grab their friend's phone or tablet do something like that as a prank. and it that would be a waste of time of resources. >>> coming up, we'll get another check of your morning forecast. michelle will have details in a moment. here's a live look outside our sam ma te'o bridge camera. expecting to warm up in the low 70s later on this afternoon. for those who appreciate quality and precision, here's grounds for celebration. experience exceptional coffee and espresso in one essential machine and delivered to you with a push of a button. the nespresso vertuoline. swiss-designed precision brought to your kitchen. celebrate one year of vertuoline with $100 do

let's get to bloomberg's shane strohm at -- shane. >> they agreed to pay $1.45 million and they willo be installing an external monitor which is somebody who comes in and looks at their compliance processes to make sure this thing doesn't happen again or it so it looks like a standard package and we've seen other banks that settled with u.s. authorities and also for example banks consenting to external monitors at deutsche bank or hsbc and barclays. mark: has the bank set aside enough money to cover the settlement? shane: that was one of the big questions because nobody could see what they had the legal provision set aside for. the only disclosure for all legal provisions. the bank cannot yesterday and said they are going to take a one-time charge of 338 million euros to cover the rest of the settlement. that gives investors clarity how much they had set aside for the case and how much they still had to put aside. mark: what does it mean for the bank in the coming year? shane: this coming year they're working toward targets set for 2016. they set these targets a few years back and ju

>> reporter: shane figured greg, given half a chance, would have put up a fight.that was also the first thing art faull, greg's father, thought when he got the news in jacksonville, florida. >> i yelled, i said, "no, it can't possibly happen, not greg." you know? because nobody could, i don't think, anyone could have overpowered greg with -- if he'd of had a chance, you know? i suspect that he just never had a chance. >> reporter: given the bad blood between greg faull and john mcafee, then, the belizian police thought it would be a good idea to walk down the beach and have a word with the reclusive millionaire. trouble was they couldn't find him. he had up and disappeared. in short order, the police declared mcafee the primary suspect, and the news flashed around the world. >> the tech millionaire is now a fugitive. >> reporter: a celebrity manhunt in the tropics? that was like catnip. so i packed my bags and booked a flight to belize. >>> coming up, a one-time member of mcafee's harem led us into his layer where the stories only get stranger. >> you try fod shoo

. >> julia is with shane smith. julia, talk to us about that. and i would be curious how vice with this new news program would cover what we are covering right now with germanwings air. >> that's the big question shane. before we get to your big deal with hbo, how would you cover the news of this plane crash? >> the competitive advantage of vice, is we have so many offices around the world, so many contributors. we have 4,000 contributors. we like to be on the ground where things are happening. we don't want to be slave to the news cycle. if a story came up months afterwards we would continue to follow the stories. for example, a lot of our stories in iraq are after the news cycle ended in iraq. afghanistan, congo and the same with ebola. we just keep going and get to the stories. >> the "new york times" today described advice vice's quality -- not quality but as squash buckling. what do you think it meant by that? how would you describe how your newscast will be different from others out there? >> well you know i think we come at things from a

. >> hi, i'm karen shane from the adults probation department this essentially what is happened in january the adult probation department submitted a proposal to the newly corrections a portion the proposal of the board was requirement that we come to our board of supervisors authorizing the grant proposal at this point the grant proposal has been conditionally approved we're here from the school board in april so the grant itself is to support transitional aged youth parents both young would women with are housed here in san francisco and the giving up of a new program for young men. >> great thanks for being here so supervisor tang. >> just a quick questions are there any matching fund. >> no. >> we have no budget analyst report so we'll open up for public comment seen none, public comment is closed. on item 13. >> through the chair i'd like to make a motion to forward this to the full board open up for public comment and madam clerk any other business before this committee? >> mr. chair there's another amendment. >> we have an amendment for the open spaces in rec and park department for

coming up on the show it's elementary, dear shane watson. australia are into the world cup semifinals. it went tiebreak crazy, but eventually she found a way through. >>> and caught between a rock and a hard place, but brandt flukes his way on to the dance floor. >>> hello there, wherever you are, around the world, welcome to "sport today," it's international happiness day, but you don't feed to tell australians around the world. they are smiling, after just beating pakistan at the contradict world cup. they will play india in the semifinals. josh hazelwood can take a lot of the credit with a brilliant display to keep pakistan's batsmen from doing any damage. they were out for 213. australia's chase started nervously, but shane watson and glen maxwell hit the go button unleashed and reached the target, a six-wicket with 97 balls to spare. highlights later on on bbc. >>> defending champion is out of the indian tennis tournament. she's been beating in their quarter final match. she won the first set, 6-4, but saved a match point to take to it

he told shane smith he is embarrassed for the 47 republican senators who signed the letter.jim acosta. >> reporter: john administration officials say iranian negotiators raised senator tom cotton's letter to the ayatollah khomeini. u.s. officials are confident the letter will be what they are calling a distraction. cotton is not backing down saying he has no regrets about the letter signed by 46 of his colleagues. the flare up with republicans was enough for the white house chief of staff to send a letter to bob corker assuring him congress will have a vote on the sanctions as part of the deal with iran. with the interview taped last week the president said cotton's letter was damaging to the nation. >> this is a good example, i think, of where the state of our politics that leads republicans to be more worried about a tea party primary than they are about what ordinary folks are thinking. it damages the country. it damages our standing. it is not productive. in this day and age where we have big issues we cannot afford it. >> reporter: josh earnest said critics are missing

. >> military times reporter leo shane will talk about u.s. military efforts in the middle east. and the impacts slowing troop withdrawal in afghanistan. and the georgetown university center for children and family talks about the family insurance center that provides coverage for low income families. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. the washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. announcer: a look at the early stages of the 2016 presidential race. ted cruz announced his candidacy this past week. at, our conversation on q&a. >> joining us on newsmakers is the chair of the new hampshire republican party. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >>

. >> the search and rescue team was the same work involved in missing college student shane montgomery okayman niev. it's possible that she only has the hair on her back, blue and green fluffy nit hat, pichk or gray police shirt. >> if we don't find evidence of her being elsewhere, we're going to do some other areas in the upcoming days around here. >> upper merion township police are leading this investigation. they're getting help from east norriton. give i'mer department a call if you have information about this missing woman. reporting in east norriton. kenneth moton, "channel 6 action news." >> two men are better rested following a shooting in chester philadelphia. the men for shot second and curling street. they spotted an suv. a pursuit ensued. the suv pulled over i-95 and route 420. two men inside were arrestd two pro gun groups joined forces today to demand officials in a town in montgomery county repeal gun laws. family for freedom rally were held in bala-cynwyd park and organizations named concerned gun owners of pennsylvania and fire owners against crime are referring to lo

here's that story from shaning high.eporter: volunteers performing an afternoon concert in a retirement home. unlike most care homes in china, this one is providing expertise expertise from the united states. according to the u.n. more than -- there's a shortage of facilities to care for them so china is forced to allow in foreign providers. he's 88 and moved in a year ago after his wife died. >> we used to live with my children but they were busy with their own children to look after. i didn't want to make their lives even harder. so i moved here. >>reporter: the care costs him more than $1,500 a month, a third more than the average monthly salary here. he covers the fees with his state pension, interest from savings, and renting out his former apartment. but some residents need specialist care. she was partially paralyzed after a stroke. she shares the room with her husband who has dementia. the fees are paid by their daughter. >> my mother used to live with us in the past. she could not handle it safely. it's not just

shane mcdougle worked in security for intuit the company that owns turbotax. >> people should be very concerned. this is an industry wide problem and there's no incentive to fix this. >> reporter: he quit and complained to the securities and exchange commission claiming intuit could do more to confirm someone's identity by validating e-mails and associating a phone number to each account. >> when i pitched those ideas i was always told that we didn't want to impact the user experience. >> reporter: intuit says such claims are unfounded and that it used appropriate security measures for the threat level at the time and is instituting new procedures to ensure filers are who they say they are. with the months to go, what can online filers do to protect themselves? >> file as early as possible, the sooner the better. and if you're using these tax preparation services online, make sure that you're using a unique password. >> reporter: ethan doesn't know who has his refund. >> i'm going to be dealing with this at the very least for six more months. >> reporter: wondering just who has his mo

as expected cole hamels will be the opening day starter in eight days against shane victorino and red. aaron harang will be the starter and from there up in the air. philly fap attic will be the starting mascot inif he gets his keys back. chase utley goes for long drive. two-run homer, utley's first ever the spring. ben revere protects it. starting left. revere looks good in left. davis what a catch sn! that would be a home run. aaron harang gives up two homers in the fourth. including this. two-run homer har answering leaves three earned in five and a third. utley again. again, off sanchez this time solo shot. game ends 4-tie and phils from wovrpt batting average among teams this spring. and that's that. the flyers officially done. eliminated from playoff contention tonight after boston beat carolinas. sixers big manner lens noel and the big hair. on the road in cleveland tonight. believe it or not not the biggest high top on the floor. looking sharp in power ford spot where he'll play the rest of attention. lebron drives by sixers d time and time again. 20 for lebron. 3rd quarter do

vice chairman ceo shane smith spoke to us earlier. >> i think they're doing exactly the right thing.oving into digital and ott as we're moving into terrestrial and features, at the same time. and i think they're going to learn a lot from us about our demo and we're learning a lot from them about what to do on the terrestrial side. >> dan nathan? >> it's a brilliant deal. when you think about who hbo is now going to be competing with, it's going to be netflix and all these things established on the web and that is shane smith's demographic. that is vice's demographic. so what they're doing now, they're going to make something hopefully a lot of people will subscribe to this $15 a month service and maybe get rid of some of the other services they were doing on demand. for vice, it's a no-brainer, for expanding their content, and for hbo, they need to draw in a different demographic or subscribe on a monthly basis. >> we talk a lot about the potential bubble in the private space. take a look at what vice is valued at right now, $2.5 billion, give or take. take a look at lionsgate. amc,

. >> search and rescue team was the one involved in the search for missing college student shane montgomery and delaware county team kayhillman niev. it's possible 5' 2", 13 pounds only has the kloms on her back. red jacket, pink or gray police shirt. >> if we don't locate her today and find evidence of her being elsewhere, we're going to do some other areas in the upcoming days around here. >> upper merion township police are leading this investigation. but they're getting help from east norriton. give i'mer department a call if you have any information about this missing woman. reporting in east nor i son ton. kenneth moton, "channel 6 action news." >> in aston, delaware county a man lost control over his truck and went creeping into a home on hidden valley road. the vehicle traveled across the lawn and ended up in the living room. it happened 1:00 in the morning. you can seat impact caused significant damage to the house. the driver was taken into custody by police. >> several dozen gun rights supporters gathered at a montgomery county park this afternoon to protest a local gun ordinance

. >> reporter: penn neurosurgeon shawn shane grady, said quick treatment gets part of the credit. >> we don't know to be honest with you why she has had such a traumatic recovery and others have not. >> reporter: doctor grady a says while there are many unknowns with the brain research has led to a number of important advances. many were shared at this mind your brain conference at penn, which was coordinated by cand.a.ce. >> it is a mission annexation to connect resources and brain injury survivors. there is a gap between you are in patient rehabilitation, and your a ability to get help outside of that environment. >> reporter: she says after the initial treatment she had trouble finding help with things like memory, this conference is aim at making those connections. >> quite frankly for us to hear what we could do better. >> reporter: you are in training now for marathon. >> yes report she's 57 now and still competing. do you feel lucky. >> i do, i feel blessed that i have a second chance. >> reporter: what a second chance. now she told me recovering from her brain injury was a lo

. >> reporter: at this grocery shane not far away, you can still by meat and fish, but the choices aret's left, you can still buy if you can afford it. since january eggs have doubled in price. tea has tripled. this fish was 45 then, 95 now. separatists might consider themselves proudly independent but they are not happy about rampant inflation. >> price have his increased and salaries andsalariessalaries and pensions haven't. cooking oils used to cost 19, now it costs 32. >> translator: things are getting worse and they won't get better until kiev understands you shouldn't kill your own people. >> reporter: the official inflation pays for ukraine is an annual rate of 34.5%. but here in separatist donetsk it's much higher. and that is for those who have access to their money. pensioners, the unemployed and former government workers who remain here have to travel outside separatist territory to collect their money. for many, that is pro tib till expensive and can take days. with inflation and no real banking system everyone here is poorer. and that's turned once bustling shopping center

manhattan's shane richards with 17 points. jasper would never lead in this game. a hoop and one, hampton goes on to win 74-64. abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> thank you. >> join us tonight. could the northern lights come this far south? we'll have that at nine. a rabid bat, the second in the same city. >> that is governoring to do it for our continuing news. >> thanks for joining us. >> if all of us we appreciate your time. guess what? our wonderful engineer altered the coit tower shot to add

shane collier was killed three days after the bomb blast. this video allegedly shows dzhokhar tsarnaev and his now deceased brother tamerlan on mit's campus. they approached collier's car from behind killing him in order to steal his gun just hours earlier, the fbi showed images saying the brothers were suspects in the marathon attack. >>> time for us to turn to weather across the nation. there will be heavy rain in the deep south today. up into the ohio valley. there could be flash flooding but east and west coast, expect snow showers in the rockies. >> high of 48 in new york. minneapolis will hit 64. 66 in memphis and atlanta despite the rain and the upper 80s for the southwest. >>> well, still ahead getting drunk on powder. the new product about to hit the market. >>> also more on that breaking news out of ferguson, missouri. two police officers shot overnight during a rally. more information continues to come in to us. >>> later, a tearful reunion looking tired and dirty but alive. two women safe after spending 24 hours in the wilderness

manhattan's shane richards with 17 points. jasper would never lead in this game. abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> thank you. >> join us tonight. could the northern lights come this far south? we'll have that at nine. a rabid bat, the second in the same city. >> that is governoring to do it for our continuing news. >> thanks for joining us. >> if all of us we appreciate your time. guess what? our wonderful engineer altered the coit tower shot to this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are a retail manager from chicago, illinois... a graduate student in chemical engineering from cambridge massachusetts... and our returning champion a stay-at-home mom from newark, delaware... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. hello, my friends. the ides of march have come and gone with no negative effect on kristin -- over $80,000 in just 4 games. irene and colin, welcome aboard. let's go to work in the jeopardy! round which today has these categories for the three of you. and we want you to name the political party that each

shane, welcome. good to have you with us.our former employer put its bottom line its profits, ahead of customer security. how exactly did it profit from that? >> well you know i can't get into too many specifics just because of the nature of the filing but, you p, intuit actually gets paid every time a filing is successfully made to the irs system and i guess the question i would ask is -- so they get paid when the filing is successfully filed with the u.s. government. if the account -- >> who pays that? the irs pays them for a successfully filed return? >> yes. they will get a chunk -- basically a refund transfer. they get a fee for every return that successfully files. i guess the question i would ask them is how do they account for refund transfers that are declined by the irs? >> explain what that means. that feels a little technical to me. how do they account for it in their bookkeeping for refunds that they receive but that are -- where the return is ultimately found to be fraudulent or flawed? >> so here's the thing. i

but exactly how and when shane miller died has not yet been explained. >>> back in 1981, i had the american dream, the beautiful wife, the house in the suburbs, and a beautiful 6-year-old son. and one day i went to work, kissed my son goodbye, never saw him again. in two weeks, i became the parent of a murdered child and i'll always be the parent of a murdered child. i still have the heartache. i still have the rage. i waited years for justice. i know what it's like to be there waiting for some answers, and over those years, i learned how to do one thing really well. and that's how to catch these bastards and bring them back to justice. i've become a manhunter. i'm out there looking for bad guys. ♪ ♪ >>> afoot and light-hearted, i take to the open road. the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. henceforth, i ask not good fortune. i myself am good fortune. henceforth, i whimper no more, postpone no more, need nothing. strong and content, i travel the open road. >> there are so many cold cases, but this is one of the most horrible. it's time that bastard pays. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> eas

. >> well, i was reading today in the miami herald that there is a young man, shane crawford aged 28, who was raised christian and his mother was watching one of the isis videos and lo and behold there is her son over in syria as a member of isis. >> i think this attraction by this ideology is very hard to understand. and i think that it's one of the reasons why if we don't understand we are fighting an ideology, we are not going to understand its appeal. we will not be able to defend against it pointing out that it's not simply a problem in the middle east, that people from the caribbean go over there. get trained and come back. but, others who are not from latin america obviously can also come across our southern border, too. >> yeah, but you talk about coming across the southern border. some of these people in countries don't have to worry about. they can show up at jfk or miami international airport. friendly relationship with a lot of these nations. easy entry into our country. >> they have valid passports. >> correct. >> that's the thing that needs to be stressed again. perhaps

vice media is run by shane smith, a very colorful comedian. this will be for a multi-year news package. we don't know how many years, but looking at other reports, they will launch a five day a week newscast on hbo now. this is a four-year content pack. hbo and vice entering a major content deal. we do not know the dollar amount, but it is a multi-year news package. "bloomberg west" will be right back. ♪ matt: coming up, full coverage of ellen pao versus kleiner perkins. plus the next big lawsuit facing the likes of twitter, facebook and tax diversity agenda -- how does this case affect the next batch of recruits question mark all that over the next hour. first a check of the top headlines -- will a new smartphone help htc and its sales slump westmark tomorrow, a certain orders for their new flagship smartphone. >> once a smartphone brand has gone negative quarter over quarter as we did in 2013, which was a tough year for us, it never rebounded. a lot of people wrote htc off, but we dug deep and now we are reeling off quarter after quarter of

what is causing the aurora borealis to shane shine more spectacular than usual. and the biggest cup match in history. >> first to iraq where government forces volunteer fighters and militias are all being accused of serious abuses by the islamic state in iraq and the levant. they say iraqi forces have deliberately destroyed destroyed civilian homes last november. human rights watches documenting the abduction of 11 men it says were taken by iraqi forces in september and october. and the report also includes satellite images but it says reveal the destruction of towns surrounding amerli. this shows the village that iraqi forces took control. the red and yellow spots show where arson attacks took place and buildings were demolished. >>> well, the iraqi government has responded to these allegations saying isil is entirely responsible for what happened, and that some of that footage is fabricated. it also says that there is a zero tolerance of any human rights violations on any group in iraq. >>> at least seven people have been killed in a car bomb attack in southern

shaen shane is replacing shaun red, one of the company's cofounders. he was running core's shopping marketplace in north america until he left late last year. the gender discrimination trial is taking a new twist as closing arguments approach. matt murphy testified he pleaded with pau to improve her performance and her gender had nothing to do with her firing. he says she was prone to conflicts and didn't respond to advice. joining us now is bloomberg view columnist katie benner. you were there at the trial yesterday, i understand? >> yes, i was. >> what was it like? sounds fiery. >> the trial has been really, really interesting almost every single day. basically what's happened is the defense did a very good job of painting ellen as a very difficult employee. she did a very good job of establish establishing that case, her likewise did a very good job of establishing that case. they had a great witness come in and talk about how she had been sexually harassed and how the firm handled that. it really set the tone about how the firm didn't understand ba