. >> take a look at sher win williams.he household formations we're seeing and i think this is a winner. >> all right, adam. >> i shares u.s. health care index. people will keep buying health care. appropriate from our last conversation. >> if they're alive. >> ben. >> just by the market. the spiders. just buy the market over the long-term. you'll do great. >> you seem bummed out from the final comments in the last segment. is everything okay? >> we continue that. >> greece's debt china's market and the new york stock exchange with so much big -- you probably missed this. new explosive documents set to reveal that the irs was not the only arm of the federal government targeting conservative groups. the justice department and the fbi might have been conspireing with the irs to find ways to criminally prosecute those groups. some think this is more proof the administration was indeed targeting its political enemies. was it? hi everybody. i'm david. welcome to "forbes on fox." let's go in focus to find out -

for now, sher getting by as best as they can on the support of an extended family circle. >>> the president has been removed from the courtroom during his trial in senegal. he's accused of crime its against humanity. he shouted the trial was farce. >> the former president is in the dark. a small army of lawyers and people who say they were tortured under his rule. this is an unprecedented trial never before has an african been charged by africans for crimes against humanity in africa. after years of intimidation this lawyer walks into court. >> it's a big day. there is all sorts of emotions going through me, pride joy relief that a dictator is finally in the dark. >> reporter: he was celebrated by the united states and france for successfully fighting qaddafi's libyan troops in the 1980s. western powers turned a blind eye to the atrocities he committed at home, using henchmen trained in the united states. 200,000 were tortured before he fled. >> we made other mistakes, no question about that. we need to recognize that and go forward in one of the ways we can deal with it is by those that co

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. >> we willlet's hear from one woman who was inside sher shop in the mall when it was attacked. >> myis nadia, and i am from the frankrance lounge. we are ready to open back at the westgate. on that day, he was here. i ran out in a very very bad state. it was the worst day ever. i had to come back into the mall after a few weeks to recover the stock. initially it was very hard for me to come back in. i came to terms with it. we are ready to open. we are ready to sell. are people going to come in? we feel comfortable but we invite people to overcome the fear. for people who are hesitant coming into the mall i feel like we should come together as a community and support because as a country, we are going through this as a country, we are not going through this as just westgate because it can happen anywhere at any time. it's not because it happened here it's going to happen again. it's because we are back here. we have overcome it. we are ready to do what we are supposed to do. so we urge everyone to support us. the security is -- yes, we have moved from where we were. we are much bette

she's obviously embarrassed because sher fall was shown on live tv.he players were laughing. >> so she owns it. take a bow. that wasn't too bad. >> nicely done for acknowledging acknowledging. >>> up next a pro surfer attacked by a shark in a televised competition. >>> and a 9-year-old kid learns a hard way to not eat one of the world's hottest peppers. i guess i never really gave much thought to the acidity in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. my dentist has told me your enamel is wearing away, and that sounded really scary to me and i was like well can you fix it can you paint it back on and he explained that it was not something that grows back, it's kind of a one-time shot and you have to care for it. he told me to use pronamel. it's gonna help protect the enamel in your teeth. it allows me to continue to drink my coffee and to eat healthier and it was a real easy switch to make. woah woah marge... you're not marge? i'm sorta marge. we both drive a stick, we

he we reached out to the sher back. sanchez was deported five times. seven felony convictions and even told authorities that he came to san francisco because it is a sanctuary city. now, the mayor says he would be willing to work with federal authorities when it comes to dangerous felons and them getting released. so far the board of supervisors has not echoed those sentiments. this isn't just something playing out here in san francisco. there are more than 300 sanctuary cities all across the country. so far though the obama administration has not weighed in on the controversy and, to your -- to our knowledge has not reached out to the steinle family. greta? >> the mayor says he is for sanctuary cities but this guy shouldn't have been in the country? >> absolutely. that's exactly what he said. >> and now the sheriff doesn't respond and the president and the administration has not called the family of kate stoinly yet? >> that's right. the sheriff hasn't responded here. he did say that his issue was that it's unconstitutional to use those detainers, so

. >>> max sher zbhercherzer taking the mound against the pirates. last time he faced the buccos? nats hoping for a similar outing in june, nats park, scherzer dominated striking out ten, retiring the first 26 batters until that fateful moment against jose taba bchlttabata. see any perfection tonight, first pitch 7:05. tabata playing in aaa. no chance for revenge, 'cause he is not there, but i don't think scherzer would do it anyway. he gave kudos aft the game needed what he needed to do. >> so close. i wanted to throw something. my tv. >> a lot of fans did. >> hang in there. >> carol thanks so much. thanks for joining us. nightly news coming up next. >> we will be back at 11:00 and looking for you then. have a great ni >>> tonight, the deadly movie theater rampage. chaos and carnage as a gunman opens fire on a packed crowd. tonight the innocent lives taken amid the remarkable and brave actions of two teachers. >>> also mind of a killer. what nbc news has learned about the gunman's serious mental illness, his family's deep fears, and why his wife removed his guns. where did he get

you are probably wondering where is sher refrigerator. she doesn't have one. dining table is a school desk. she's not alone. there's a lot of need here. one in every four live on less than $2 a day. which forces tens of thousands of children to work to make a buck. the one abundance here is faith. faith for a pope who caters to the poor. his visit to ecuador a symbol of hope. >> translator: it fills adults with emotion just like it does teenagers. >> reporter: like her 13-year-old son stephen who carries christ close to his heart. >> what would you ask the pope for? >> he says he will ask the pope for a blessing and bless his family. >> for now, his mother raises cockfighting roosters to raise a little cash. when mary wins she makes $50 to $100 extra which allows her to splurge on a liter of milk and fresh fruit. those are luxuries she says luxuries that very few can afford on a daily basis, making life tougher even for those who believe. >>> meanwhile here in the u.s. certainly in the western states no relief from those sizzling temperatures. >> it does. it l

the sher ling ton dog park is right in the center of that contaminated area. >>> our north in cecil countyaryland, a messy situation on the docks. i want to you take a look at this. we have got pieces of splintered wood just scattered all on top of the boats at the marina, northeast maryland. some really big trees also came crashing down last night in mere by neighborhoods. behind us, the scene was fickle. it was range. now sun. whats agoing on? >> the way of the world here today. one cluster of showers traveling along route 50 from fairfax to annapolis. if you live or travel 10 miles north or south of there not going to get a drop. right on route 50 you can drive in the rain almost from the bay to the blue ridge. outside we go tower camera tour around the area looking for the rainbow. we saw it a little while ago it is faded out of our camera view for now, but might be visible by someone else so please send us a picture. that's our view looking out to the west. on the whole, a pretty quiet day outside, temperatures have been the most part in the 80s a, nice evening on the outside. i can't

sher caldwell is an english schoolteacher who drove nine hours from kentucky to be here.'s mystified by the transformation of atticus finch in the "watchman" novel, the beloved character who's now a racist. >> he represents everything good in the moral compass of the book. and if i'm wrong, it's embarrassing. >> reporter: as thousands have flocked to lee's hometown the reclusive writer who is known around here simply as nell spent the day in this assisted living center security guards on the front porch keeping reporters and others away. wayne flint is a dear friend of harper lee. he says the writer struggles to hear and see and describes her life as boring. but flint says she's okay with that. >> she is an american enigma because in an age of narcissism and celebrity culture and paparazzi, nell harper lee comes from the inside out and therefore she can live there in some kind of contentment, some kind of peace with herself. >> reporter: for decades, harper lee vowed never to publish another book, content with one masterpiece. that's why many believe the elderly write has

the two disappeared last year and hoggle has refused to say where sher. she will be back in court in september. >>> former virginia governor bob mcdonnell says he may continue his legal fight after that major setback for him today a federal appeals court denying mcdonnell's appeal of his public corruption convictions. mcdonnell is facing two years in prison. news4's scott macfarlane is going through the 90-page ruling right now he will have a live report for you in 30 minutes. >>> archuleta is out. opm's director, katherine archuleta abruptly resigned today, hours after the office of personnel management disclosed the number of americans affected by that massive data breach was far greater than we have been told. steve handelsman is tracking reaction to this developing story. he is live now on capitol hill with the very latest. steve? >> reporter: pat, thanks. first came the hack, now the sack. opm director katherine archuleta said just yet she will not quit but she is out today, she resign resigned, sent her resignation to the white house after a pressur

it can also make sher look incredibly calculating too.see which way the wind is blowing and then decides her position. is that fair or not? i don't know. just to back the mainstream media thing. the "new york times" they did have errors in their store. they were corrected. but the fact remains that ule of this would have been completely irrelevant had hillary clinton not set up a completely private e-mail server and had not done all oher business on private e-mail. she made her own bed with this. and that explains a lot of why voters have distrust. they don't view her as being an up and up operator and that is what's hurting her in the polls. >> i disagree. with all due respect and i respect you enormously, one of the reporters that i do. i think this is a media concocted story, because i think the media is deeply offended by the e-mails and i don't think the average american is because they do this kind of stuff too. >> whether or not it is media concocted. it is of her creation. >> i find it incredibly tedious that all people ever want

a book i read 20 years ago, the monk who sold his ferrari it's written by a gentleman named robin sher ma a fable about a lawyer who is a very successful trial lawyer who has massive heart attack in the middle of a trial and goes to nepal to discover the meaning of life and comes back good starts to teach everyone that the meaning of life is to help others and that's the only way you can lead a fulfilling life. a neat little story. i also started reading d-day by stephen ambrose. we went to normandy last year and over the memorial day weekend at home it rained and we rewatched "saving private ryan" and that caused know start reading" de-day." the book i'm excited to read this summer, heard evan thomas talking about a book he just wrote "being nixon." a profile of president nixon and his life and characteristics and personal quirks and i'm a big pan for evan thomas. one of my favorite books is a book he wrote about edwards bennett williams "the man to see" about the famous trial lawyer and some of his successes in the legal practice. so after i finished these two i don't travel with the

so when errant writes about omni potent policing, sher is writing about the stateless and she was stateless left germany stripped of their passport and has no rights in frap france. when he create physical mechanisms of omni appoint tent policings which we have done in the war on drugs and the criminalization of poverty then when the society breaks down it becomes very dangerous because you already have both the legal and the physical mechanism to use those forces against the society at large. but you're right it is a crisis. i cover the breakdown of yugoslav -- jugging you go slava. we have to understand is a violent culture society found own genocide and slavery that faulkner gets it. that's the original sin. we carry it within our dna today. the systems of mass incarceration is neoslavery. it has been changed or mutated. has a quality but it's also slavery by another name, and the moment that the state feels seriously threatened is the moment that the mask will fall, and what is a common experience for the poor, especially urban poor will become an experience for the rest of us. so that

germany has hinted debt relief might be in the cards, as sher : explains.are set to reopen, and today, capital controls and withdrawal limits remain in place on greece. life is nowhere near to coming back to normal. the daily cash withdrawal of the equivalent of $60 will be replaced by a weekly limit of $455. a little bit of a boost, but transfers abroad from greek accounts are still banned. the athens stock exchange will also remain closed. as you said, there is a glimmer of hope. things might get better for greece later this year. said she iserkel prepared to discuss debt relief once athens successfully completes the first round of the new bailout. that is a hint that the topic might be considered by the end of the year. debt relief is not expected to come in the form of a haircut. european leaders say a reduction in the nominal value of greek debt would not be compatible with european law. other options could be lower expansion.tes or an in greece, the prime minister is trying to consolidate his power after half the anti-austerity votes came from his own

we have plfment gene sher a weashed-based attorney. he priestly served as associate counsel to the president. he has argued dozens of cases. every federal government circuit and numerous states. he is a graduate of byu earned a j.d. from yale law school holds a master's degree in economics. dr. ryan anderson. researches and writes about marriage and religious liberty and is a willing e simon research fellow at the heritage foundation. he focuses on justice and moral principles, health care and education, and has expertise in bioethics. filed an amicus brief. the book which he coauthored with mr. robbie george is what is marriage? man and woman, a defense cited twice by justice alito. the author of a fourth coming book. available for preorder on amazon and will ship in a few weeks. ryan received his bachelor's from princeton university. he earned his doctorate where he also received his master's degree. terry is chief counsel of judicial crisis network has written and spoken on a number of issues. filed briefs in numerous high profile s

but two years late sher was invite ited by the same hall to speak and she turned them down. >> this is a nice followup to this question. i was just wondering whether lucy's differences with stanton and anthony, as you mentioned were over the 14th and 15th 15th amendments but also her refusal to compromise on her abolitionist beliefs? she seemed like such strong abolitionist, her whole idea of lecturing for abolition on n the week and women's rights of the weekend. that commitment stayed with her right after the civil war too and that could be one of the reasons why most african-american women also tended to sympathize with the american association more than the national association so the different -- that abolitionis commitment was something that she and abby kelly foster did not seem to lose the way stanton and anthony did very quickly. they were not that involved? the movement -- >> yes in fact stanston admitted. i have some sense in the book where stanton said that the cause of antislavery was dearer to lucy's heart than it was to her. susan b. anthony did lecture on antislavery, t

i think sher referring to the commuter side of the house which operated with one person in the cab but they have crew members in the cab. we already have two. >> and same question to you mr. orseno. >> we operate our trains with one person in the cab and two person in the body of the train that are rules qualified. two members in the cab doesn't necessarily mean it is a safer situation. there have been many situations where there are accidents when there are two people in the cab. we don't support that initiative. >> mr. kerwin, same question to you. >> we have evaluate this in the past and will continue to monitor the recommendations from the fra and ntsb on this issue. >> thank you. back to you mr. laguna, you currently have two people on all routes that require ptc by 2016. >> correct. all main line routes yes. >> so csx having two person crew as an interim solution until ptc is fully implemented on ptc required routes is logistically doable. >> it is already been done. >> so then would industry be supportive having two person crews as an interim solution until ptc is fully implemen

>>> the hero grandfather jumping into the path of an oncoming train to save his granddaughter when sherplunges on the tracks. he managed to lift the stroller after jumping down the rails just as that train sounded its warning horn with seconds to spare. he dashed to a broader section of that track completely unarmed. >> and then soaring in the sky, a guy on a launch chair goes flying with the help of 150 balloons. it reminds you of that movie, "up," the children's movie. the guy had a gps and oxygen tank with him. he parasuited down. the police charged him with mischief and causing danger to others. >> maybe charge him with stupidity too. >> if you could do that, our prinks would really be full. >> i'm not advising this for my kids today. you stay away from the balloons and helium. >>> here in new york city, it was down right warm, maria. >> warm and muggy out here and that's all associated with a storm system that's farther west. i want to show you on the radar. it's very distinct. we have rain associated with it from texas to the great lakes. you have winds generally from the south. w

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