it was so shi-shi. >> really. it is so beautiful now in downtown that area of brooklyn. >> how do you el it? >> l-e-o-a. >> now i have all the books of yours. >> thank you. >> that i have gotten back from mother. >> she has a program tonight i think. i'm not sure she'll make it. thank you so much. >> hi. how are you doing? >> i'm doing well, actually. you were so good this morning. >> thank you. >> i was really interested in clara barton. >> she is -- [inaudible] >> i had lunch with robin today and i would say how nice you are to me, and my mother would say -- the mothers and daughters book and couldn't find it. i hope you sell. m-a-r-a-l-le-e. >> what are you up to? >> i've got an ongoing relationship with -- going places doing some editing for c.j.r. and. >> that's a wonderful way to feel. >> talking to fred, thinking about coming here today. when i was a young researcher and would go to the prime sea states there would be you and linda. >> it's true. there we were. schlepping everything. >> hi, annie how are yo

. >> now 35, he signed an agreement with the supermarket chain, where managers here shied away from donating food because of fear of legal progress. but there was plenty of food. >> we have three big doctors that are filled every morning and people would be shocked to see all that thrown out. it could begin to charity. >> he took the idea online with a major petition and a campaign that convinced lawmakers. >> he working from the ground because he started this and expanded it with his petition. >> the bill to take effect next year as part of the hopes to slice national food waste in half by 2025. they throw out about 30 kilos of food per person per year. >> the news headlines this hour. the fifa corruption scandal continues, some saying it even has links to a national election in trinidad and tobago. the ukrainian president warns of a threat of a full-scale invasion from russia as the east is hit the worst fighting in three months. and more unsuccessful attempts to find survivors from the capsized cruise ship in china. more than 400 elderly tourists are missing and feared dead. it is time no

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lynnrd lynyrd skynyrd never shied away from it kid rock tom petty, et cetera, never shied away from it. here i was a kid in the '60s in texas watching "the dukes of hazard" rooting for general lee and the two with the confederate flag with a child's mind all while still learning in school and some great schools, i might add, what the civil war means for my people. it's amazing how popular culture can dilute our minds. >> popular culture, and it was led by states like georgia and mississippi and south carolina adopting the battle flag as part of the state flag. after its part once the government starts standing behind a particular symbol and saying it's okay with us popular culture can follow that lead and say, hey, this is a state symbol. you know we bond around this symbol in a lot of states. and so that's why that texas decision is so important. it said that the state of texas did not have to issue specialty license plates with the battle flag on it. because that's government speech, not private speech. that was a very important way to take the legitimacy out of this symbolic express

whole host of issues we've been actively engaged with the greater city family and certainly never shied away from an opportunity to address the issues of the day. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioner johnson. >> thanks. >> so just a question i want to agree that i appreciate all of you who coming out came out i commend anyone with the public process i know that someone said it may account for someone who couldn't wait for 453 hours i do agree many of them are not ceqa related issues but hopefully a forum for the project to work closely unlike most projects that one impacts the commission so someone describes the approval outside of the environmental impact report. >> go john planning department staff i believe there's a lace of paralyze that have to come before the commission we have the recommendation from the board of supervisors to rezone the property from sally to p and the height and bulk district from thirty x to j and approve a referral is in xhofrpgs i believe there is a large project confirmation that has to go before you we'll be coming back to you later on. >> great i

one of the campaigns provided me with a litany of statements where he has shied away from the idea of a constitutional amendment. now all of a sudden he is the managing one on gay marriage. he is putting himself in jeopardy pursuing that strategy. moving on. after speaking in the rose garden, president obama spoke to charleston to speak at the funeral of reverend clementa pinckney who was shot with eight others in charleston. the shooting has plunged the country into a grim reflection on race relations. there has been a kind of unity born out of the tragedy. house speaker john boehner took his first flight on air force one since obama has been president. president obama performed passionately, belting out "amazing grace," and bringing the audience into chorus with him. president obama: for too long we have been blind to the way that past injustices continue to shape the present. perhaps we see that now. perhaps this tragedy causes us to ask some tough questions about how we can permit so many of our children to languish in poverty, or to attend dilapidated schools, or grow up without

he has not shied away from saying what he thinks world leaders and the wealthy need to do on this issue. it has already prompted criticism, namely from republicans in this country. father larson: the pope has to speak the truth to power sometimes and this is something that i think is a political issue in the united states, but he's using the best scientific evidence available and basing it on catholic teaching. it's all about referencing the creation and if people have a problem with that, that may have a problem with the bible in jesus christ. katty: we also have catholics jeb bush among them, saying the pope should not address this issue. father larson: to me that's a strange thing. i can't think of anything more basis -- more basic than respecting the earth god gave us. the church has spoken on things like the economy and things like that of the past. it is part of catholic social teaching and you cannot set that aside. it is part of our church addition, like it or not. you have to grapple with that. katty: another outspoken went from this pope. thank you for joining me. before we go

they released a video statement this morning confirming the death of that sir al what hey shi. air strike that killed him was one of two on sunday aimed at al qaeda leaders. the other targeted another in libya. the pentagon says initial analysis shows they hit their target but that has not been confirmed. >>> a former high ranking state prosecutor in delaware will learn how long he'll have to spend in prison after pleading guilty to raping a 16-year-old old. daniel similar mons is a former deputy attorney general at delaware's department of justice. simmons, a college student and the teen has sex last year after meeting through a social media app. >>> a jury will resume deliberations in the trial of one of two brothers charged with murdering three people. michael wilkins could get the death penalty. he and his brother killed two then in 2012 after a drug deal fell through. they also say the men kidnapped, tortured and killed a woman who witnessed the murders. >>> a man is going to jail after pleading guilty to sending a romantic rival a scratch and sniff birthday card laced wit

nhk world's hiroshim shi sake has more. >> reporter: nhk has a recent video of mosul secretly recorded by a resident. a motorcade is seen careening through the city's streets with islamic state militants inside waving their black flag. this was once a government office building. it's now under the control of the insurgents. downtown shops are closed. islamic state militants are restricting cell phone usage to avoid leaks of information. this camp is 70 kilometers east of mosul in the suburbs of the northern iraqi city of arbil. people here say the number of those displaced from mosul have dwindled in recent months. mosul is now full of checkpoints and residents are strictly forbidden to leave the city. a man who escaped said people in mosul must obey news of the islamic state militants who have imposed a sharia law. >> translator: women are not allowed to leave the house with a scarf covering their faces. smoking is prohibited. violators are whipped ten times. >> reporter: the man also said the insurgents have started enrolling children into what they say is a school to undergo trainin

organizers say paterno was approached by hall of fame personnel 20 years ago but shied away from the attention. paterno is 62 year career with the lions was cut short by jerry sandusky, child sex abuse scandal. >>> in your healthwatch this morning say good bye to trans fats. f.d.a. is phasing out heart blocking substance in the next three years. you can usually find trans fat in junk food items. hydrogen is added to vegetable oil to improve shelf life and flavor. it increases risk of coronary disease and heart attacks. the manufacturers association is working on a petition to ask f.d.a. to have certain exceptions. >>> right now 5:53. today is the exception to the week really nice. >> overall really pleasant weather. we are looking at more comfort, then anything across the delaware valley. storm scan three is nice and empty but lets jump here to tonight. net is time stamp wednesday 8:00 p.m. that is our next warm front advancing, look what it brings by the overnight. you might get woken up here through the overnight. it is lingering into the morning. generally a dreary day across the

>> shi shi, means thank you. [ speaking chinese ] where is the toilet paper?. you just needed -- you'll go anywhere. you just wanted to make sure you could wipe. >> toilet paper. how are you? >> good. >> haven't seen you in two weeks. two weeks. >> we've never been separated that long. >> i think you're right. we have not. >> while you were out covering for "gma." >> i was in oakland for the nba finals. >> i thought we did this in march. you walked me through march madness in march. >> oh somebody -- jack did you hear this? no, come on, baby, that was college. this is the nba. >> all right. sorry. got it. >> oh. well, welcome back. it begins. >>> so let's -- >> weather, unbelievable. >> it seems like when you left we talk about nasty weather. you come back we talk about nasty weather. this is a big deal. texas, another day buj. tropical storm shore there this morning with a new round of soaking rain. >> and tropical storm bill could dump up to a foot of rain from houston and dallas before moving into oklahoma. many areas still saturated from last month's recor

but he has not shied away from being provocative in the past. mr. obama used the "n" word more than ten times in his memoir "dreams from my father." he read a passage in 1995 at the cambridge, massachusetts, public library. >> they would have it named for that, too, a name that could cage you just as good like paranoid or militant or violent or nigger. >> reporter: historians note presidents truman, johnson and nixon used the "n" word in private conversation at a time when it was deemed more acceptable. known public presidential utterance came from bill clinton in 1995 when he discussed seeds of hate in america. >> like when five children in an upper-class suburb in this country write the hated word "nigger" in codeword in their school album. >> reporter: everything president obama said except for one word he has said before about america's racial progress, the legacy of its tortured past and the work left to do. scott, it appears in this case the president chose language to shock so that he might be better heard. >> pelley: major garrett at the whi

as a fizz shi and inventor. >> i left messages for thean dr. simon shot but haven't heard back. no word on a possible lawsuit but clearly, the chances of it working are less now that they decided this was a se-defense shooting. >> a pedestrian died aer being hit by a truck. this happene around 11:30 and sheriffs deresponded. the driver is cooperating with investigators. streets were closed off dung the investigation. >> a chp office confiscated items today after pulling over a speeding driver. officials are reminding people we're in a serious drought. >> a bus driver was honored for his heroic actions behind the wheel, credited with rescuing a young boy the outcome could have been different if it weren't for his actions. >> just amazing that the kind work andeverything is doing his jo >> he's going to throw out a pitch at the geents game tonight. >>let's talk about the weather forecast. >> yes. it's father's day, and summer. ok. here we go. it wasn't hot today but sunshine did cause problems for people out there in the sun. we have warm conditis inland. high temperatures into lo

as we head into the rest of today, we'll slowly start to see clearing shies.still dealing with a.m. showers, more sunshine as we head into the afternoon. a live look outside. in philadelphia, light rain still moving through. low-hanging clouds foggy conditions. temperatures now at 67 degrees. wind speeds out of the north-northwest at 9 miles per hour. eventually shifting out of the southwest. 60 degrees in pottstown. georgetown at 70 degrees. temperatures today warmer than we saw yesterday. today we'll warm into the 80s. our areas of fog show decreased visibility down near mount pocono to five miles. two miles in allentown. three miles in northeast philadelphia, one mile in mt. holly. right now temperatures at 53 degrees in the poconos. 57 in allentown. 60 in reading. mid 60s in wilmington. 65 in northeast philly. along the shore, 71 in avalon. 73 in dover. starting to see a few lingering scattered showers moving to the northeast. still moving into bensalem northampton, stretching up to the outside of clinton. clinton will probably be seeing a few sprinkles ne

shies she will build on the programs on causes first championshipped by her husband in the 1990's. >>if elected president, she promises voters she will reform the u.s. criminal justice system, as well as the immigration system in the united states. she says that she will fight for equal voting rights and pay for men and women. >> first clinton needs to win the white house. there's little competition for the democratic nomination, but her challenger has promised to raise questions about recent scandals, use of a private email account for government work and a potential conflict of interest involving foreign donations to his, bill clinton's foundation. >> hillary will be dealing with tough stuff. she's going to have to persuasively explain to the american people why these things were appropriate. >> those attending the rally seemed unfazed by the allegations of i am propriety. >> she addresses the issues important to the people of america today. >> to be inclusive and really fight for everybody is important. >> clinton says she will prove despite her critics she is a tenacious fighter d

we will see the shies reaching into the lower 90s for the north bay, and 87 in the south bay. we've always been keeping an eye on the tri-valley where we do expect temperatures to get up to 92 degrees today, as we go into tomorrow. we have a clear view of the bay bridge. moving across the road as you head out, maybe a slow go. we must have been keeping you updated on what's happening in lake tahoe. there's been a wildfire that's been burning. we can't see much of the smoke here but that is a live look. we have more of a southerly wind now as the temperature continues to rise. it's about 10 miles south of markleeville. the conditions may get worse with the temperatures and winds picking up. gusting at 10 to 20 miles an hour, and thunderstorms return to the forecast on friday. so you wonder what's our risk of seeing something closer to home a wildfire? the wind direction has been may by southwesterly, west/southwest humidity at 20 to 30%. i think the humidity will be going way down on thursday and friday. so with that the danger will be on thursday. afternoon humidity at about 2

isis has used the internet and isobar media to connect and recruit with shies including in the unitedom the top down. isis is terrorist populism it's from the bomb up. and it will will be so difficult for us to detect and stop it. >> reporter: one -- fbi reportedly has arrested 10 people in the past three weeks for alleged domestic terror plots. >> i'm extremely concerned about the way the syrian isis recruiters can use the internet at lightning speed to recruit followers in the united states and then activate them to do whatever they want to do whether it's military installations, law enforcement, or probably a 4th of july event parade. >> reporter: the secretary of home less than security warned u.s. law enforcement agencies and the public friday to be vigilant saying, quote, we will also adjust security issues seen and unseen to protect the american people." the homeland security bulletin went out to 18,000 law enforcement agencies nationwide. in the meantime there is a bill created last week to support homeland security perhaps. focused specificsly on targeting isis propaganda onl

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he never shied away from it. he crushed it.who had a 104 fever. >> jimmy: that's the boring stuff. what did he tell you? what's the good stuff he told you? >> i don't know if i can throw michael jordan under the bus. >> jimmy: he is unbusable. he is michael jordan. a bus would try to hit him and fall to the side. >> oh, my god. i can't tell if this will be the end. >> jimmy: it will be fine. it will be fine. >> by the way, just before you get punched in the face is the image of you saying, it will be fine. it will be fine. something smashes you in the face and you are in a body cast. >> jimmy: until that moment tell me what michael said. >> i love you and feel like you are the devil. >> jimmy: i think you summed me up right there. tell the devil what he said. >> listen, listen. you know, during those years, he had some eccentric characters around him like dennis rodman. >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> so rodman kept wanting to go to vegas and live the dream while they are in the playoffs. you know what i mean? they kept saying we're

. >> republican governor explains shis not against the heritage she is not against the heritage.ate the flag stands for tradition that are noble. for those w wish to show their respect for the flag on their private property no one will snd in your way. but the state house is different. and the events of is past week call upon us to look at this in a can i have way. >> here she is at one of those ents praying with family of the dead killed in what police say was a racially motivated attack at the historic black church. now demand that go state lawmakerseet thanksgiving week move quickly. take down the device i have confederate flag flying at the state house. >> move forward with the state in harmony and honor the 9 blessed souls who are now in heaven. >> south carolina have been fateing over the flag for decades. but this time the flag opponent point to 21-year-old dillon rooaccused in the church murdeseen holding confederate flag in a manifest posted on line. is in the christn faith so many family of the victims are for giving him but the family of ethyl told me not them all. >>

. >>> and now in the wake of looting and violence in baltimore and some believe police have shied away from enforcing the law ever since. looters surrounded by bags of prescription drugs caught on camera. authorities now seeking these individuals and others who broke through area pharmacies and were picked up by numerous security cameras and stealing enough drugs, say the chief, to keep the city supplied in drugs for a year. now from miguel marquez who spoke with the looting victim. >> reporter: tonight, dramatic video moments after the royioting and looting and pharmacies like this one. this man who works here didn't want his face or name used. he says the assault on his pharmacy started before sunset. people still picking up prescriptions, looters rush in trying to smash security glass with a chair and then come back and this time entering through the rear and getting everything and anything. >> reporter: how long did it take for them to come here after your store was looted? >> it took them more than a month. >> reporter: you have videotape of everybody who was in the store that nig

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there are affordable schools out there learning intern shies are part of that. that is in this book. >> you're out there helping people get placed do they say check the degree -- can you get hired without having gone to college? >> no, not any longer. i'm starting to see a trend i got finished speaking at a conference for credit unions here in florida. and they've had a whole session how they nied to look to the right and left to those who don't have college degrees starting to hire people with degrees because you have to do that. put them in position and they don't have other skills. maybe sally there without a college degree with no chance, because of job description requires is the right the. i'm seeing trend different than from what you're saying not antieducation. not antieducation. but i'm properformance we have talent out there and you don't need a degree to be that. sorry. >> i'll leave it there. thanks guys, david. >> melissa we have breaking news that your husband is particularly interested in all golfers crossing now australian golfer jason day has co

> my cat pumpkin has met husky across the street allie we call her alley dog quite often and allie shiesumpkin. she's so not into it. they must be friend. no, not happening. i'm not happening. let's take you out to the eyewitness weather watchers. we have a lot of these temperatures in the low to mid 60's. it is pretty comfortable. we have pictures that we can show you here, some mist coming into us from ed connor. that is pretty stuff. all off in the field here, the clouds are lying low and thick on the horizon. meanwhile, margot we have talk about this earlier if you were with us, you have been without power and electric. thirty-six hours and counting. but she is still having fun. this is a awesome set up, my friend. we need to have a pool party at your place. lets move to the next one. we will take you to one more sun with full beautiful skies from eileen murray and she's in gilbertsville. i want to show you these temperatures if we can. low to mid 60's already from john in philly. 71 degrees. with the low humidity very comfortable depending on your location it is on the cool side. fi

i shi pendleton did the same for michelle obama. i have heard her speak of hadiya before.he saw herself in the potential hadiya had. she saw her as almost herself because they were raised in similar circumstances, the determination of hadiya's parents that kept her busy with the marching band and all that she was involved in just to keep her constantly occupied and raising her a lot of the same ways that mary ann robinson raised her children. she's emotional about. that she, as you said attended the funeral. there is something about the way michelle obama is able to speak and communicate that makes you feel like you knew her and she knows you and show could have lived around the corner. that quality makes her a unique significant first lady. >> she really does come from their neighborhood. let's hear more of what she had to say and why she's not surprised that every graduate, all 177 of this class has been accepted in college. >> there's one thing that i'm not feeling right now and that is surprised. i'm not at all surprised by how accomplished you all are. i'm not at all

let's go to christina alearn shi joining us live from new york., you got a chance to speak with the walmart ceo. why did they decide to take this action? >> well wolf, one of the first things that came to my mind was why was this merchandise not removed years ago, right? walmart says look we have over seven million items and that number is growing. it's simply very difficult for us to keep track of everything that's on all of our web sites in all of our stores. take a listen to what the ceo had to say himself. >> we just don't want to sell products that makes anyone feel uncomfortable and we felt like that was the case. this was the right thing to do. >> were you shocked to see that kind of merchandise on walmart's platforms? >> i was surprised. yeah. >> what was your reaction? >> let's don't sell it. >> christina, is walmart planning any changes on guns for examples? especially after all the horrific gun incidents we've seen here in the u.s. in recent months? >> since it's the largest gun retailer in the country, i would assume that they're going

if you know hillary clinton you know this is a woman who shied away from a fight. >> the fact is since she announced two months ago, hillary clinton has not held a single news conference nor sat down for a single interview. is that her idea of being transparent? >> she has spent hours talking with voters on very sensitive issues. she has talked to members of the media. >> not the question i asked you. if i may i don't want to talk over you but i asked a specific question. she's not given a single news conference or had a single sit-down interview. is that her idea of being transparent and when is she going to do either of those things? >> why don't i tell you this. i think you'll see her doing that later today and you'll see her doing that in the tour of the early states she's going to be doing. >> she's going to sit down for a news conference? >> she'll sit down for interviews. when you say news conference, she's gone over to reporters traveling with them and answered their questions. to this issue i think it's important. i think the questions that voters want to ask is equally as imp

but walpol shied away from it. and, in fact he made the remark "i will leave it for some successor who may have more courage than i have and is less a friend of commerce than i am to attempt it." and sooner or later, that successor came along, and that successor was, in fact, george grindle who became the head of the british ministry in 1764. grindle was regarded as a financial genius; good with coping with details. and, in fact, as one observer put it at time, he will do can very well -- he will do very well facing the economic problems that england faces unless he thrusts his hand into some fire. and the fire that grindle thrust his hand into i think was taxation. and even more so in my estimation trade regulation. and the result was with the stamp act in 1765 the protest in the colonies began. and the protest included pamphlets attacking parliamentary taxation, resolves that were passed by colonial assemblies boycotts by the colonies and riots in the streets in most of the major american cities. some people, som

>> when you talk about -- >> you know hillary clinton she's never shied away from a fight. >> the fact is since she announced two months ago hillary clinton has not held a single news conference nor is the down for a single interview. is that her idea of being transparent? >> she has spent hours talking with voters on various substantive issues. >> karen that's not the question i asked you. >> hold on chris. she has talked to the press. >> if i may i don't want to talk over you but i asked a specific question. she has not given a single news conference or had a single sitdown interview. >> yes. >> one, is that her idea of being transparent and two when is she going to do either of those things? >> why don't i tell you this chris. i think you'll see her do that later today and you'll so he that during this tour of the early states that she's going to be doing. >> she's going to sit down for a news conference? >> she'll sit down for interviews yes. >> for interviews. >> when you say news conference she has gone over to the reporters who are traveling and talked to them and answered their

people have shied against valuation in this stock for the last 18 months and have been wrong.ween. it still goes higher. squlu made a good point in the commercial break about how it screens now. >> if you screen a stock at $700 it's going it screen differently at $100. if you put up your models this thing is not going to be seen as overbought. nothing changes. but as i said when we kicked off the show perception is reality. when you look at this name now. but i'll say it. i've been dead wrong. i thought you should have locked in profits on that big gap up after earnings. right now they're defying all laws of probability. but as seaburg said it's sticky. they can raise prices without blinking an eye. >> facebook hitting an all-time high today. julia boorstin joins us now with a development that could mean potentially even more gains for facebook. julia, take it away. >> that's right, simon. facebook's instagram unveiling new tools today to make it easier to search and browse the 70 million photos and videos that are posted daily on instagram. a new explore page on instagram wil

some of them shied away from the media. they didn't want to express publicly how they felt about all of this and some of them very much felt it's ka that are tick to go before the media and camera and tell people what it means to be victimized in this way but someone who's on a mission that a lot of us can't understand that killed people and severely changed the lives of many others. negatively. but a lot of them feeling that as they come together they're going to be even stronger as a result of what happened to them. they won't get their legs become. >> i'm going to cut in to go to the scene of the attorney general speaking now. >> the judge imposed a sentence in this case. and so we have arrived at the end of another chapter in this long process. and in these criminal proceedings. many of you who listened to what was happening in the courtroom today, today really was a day not just for the conclusion of this peacefully but for the victims to have a voice and many of them had submitted victim pact statements but they also

. >> i'm keeping them home, yes keeping them right here until shis settled or at least it's winding down some. >> a helicopter continuously circled the area. on the ground, police searched vehicles on route three. many residents brought food to the officers. >> the people around here have been great. they've been, you know, very welcoming, patient. we hope in very short order we'll have these guys in custody and life will return to normal. >> search dogs picked up the scent of two men leading police to a would area where the men may have camped out leaving food wrappers and jim prints in the grass. police also have reason to believe the two men stopped by a gas station within a mile of the prison. one local issued a warning to the fugitives if they are still in the area. >> i would dare to bet 90% of the people in this area own weapons and they are loaded. >> well, refired f.b.i. agent michael joins us from kansas city this morning. during his time with the agency he oversaw fugitive cases. michael, welcome. all but 29 people who escaped new york prisons from 2003-2012 got caught within

at six american presidents have shied from confronting iran, from jimmy carter to be current occupantennsylvania avenue. that death to america they chant after friday prayers is a staple of this regime. they also say death to israel. the former president used to say that a world without america was not only desirable. he held a conference on this, by the way. a world without america was not only desirable, but achievable. that mean? in the context of the regime driving for nuclear weapons capacity. over 36 years, iranians and their proxies, especially has block, have kidnapped, maimed tortured, killed americans. they're currently holding for american citizens hostage. i want to save your names. pastored -- because he is christian. robert levinson, former fbi agent taken in 2007. a former u.s. marine arrested in 2011. and jason -- the white house tehran bureau chief, arrested in july 2014, about a year ago. the other part of the ideology, the nature of this regime is jew hatred. that is of course intrinsic to islam. but the genocidal threats of this regime against the jewish state of i

if you listen to what britney maynard had to say and shies very sincere, we have to ask why is she terrified of dying and what have we done with modern dying that makes it so terrifying and can we make it easier for people. >> there's a difference between 1180ing a person's suffering and eliminating the person who is suffering. >> dr. ira a pal i can't tell active pioneer said this. >> the first thing is not to kill patients. >> he is against s.b.128. >> we will simply offer the people who are suffering an option to quickly and cheaply end their lives. this does not feel like social progress from my perspective. people should be born into the welcoming arms of society and die from the reluctant arms of society. >> michael wants the progress to come from his being able to choose to legally end his own life. >> i feel lucky to be able to do this. >> funny a lot of people would say you're the unluckiest person i've ever talked to. >> i guess i am unlucky in that i have the cancer, but i'm lucky that i get to fight for this. >> michael shure, al jazeera torrence california. >> torn general loret

six american presidents have shied from confronting iran. from jimmy carter to the current president. death to america that they chant every friday after prayer is a staple of this regime. they also chant death to israel. the former president used to say a world without america was not only desirable, he held a conference on this by the way a world without america is not only desirable, but achievable. what does that mean in the context of a regime a regime that is driving for a deliverable nuclear weapons capacity question mark. >> over these past 36 years iranians and their proxies have held hostage killed, tortured americans. they are currently holding for american citizens hostage and i want to say their names. pastor alba dini was arrested because he was christian. a former fbi agent christian. a former fbi agent was taken in 2007. a former u.s. marine was arrested in 2011 and the white house tehran bureau chief was arrested about a year ago. the other part of the ideology and the nature of this regime is jew hatred. june hatred is intr

i spoke to the ceo of roche and she have shied away from paying top valuations for their targets.think this could be topping out because of the high level of valuations. >> yeah there's still more to go. the larger names that we cover like pfizer and merck expressed interest in doing deals to boost their pipelines further to try to get more of the growth we pensioned is more in biotech so i would expect a lot more deals still. especially maybe on the smaller side. maybe not the mega deals we have seen before but i think that all the pharma companies are looking to buy more assets and bring them in house and even oncology, having full control of the assets will be important to getting them to the market the way you want and working with payers payers. you have a little bit more leverage and pricing power. >> thank you for joining us. have a lovely day. senior able list at credit suisse. i want to bring more flashes related to dish network and t-mobile u.s. potential deal. you can see the moves on frankfurt are some what more muted than what the u.s. futures market is suggesting but

that is something the justice department has shied away from.ill see some of that because the fines have been enormous, but in some cases you probably will see that. i think more importantly too, is that the institution itself has to discipline itself. one is compensation the other is firing. one thing being looked at when you look at these traders who have gone from one institution to another, there is not a proper checking being done on what their record was. so i think you will see more of that, too. tom: bill rhodes, thank you for your comments on the future of banking. we have got twitter, we segue over to twitter. twitter over to blackberry. vonnie: it is time to answer our twitter question the today -- can blackberry survive? first answer -- in a market dominated by touchscreen smartphones, there is not enough market left. tom: what does john chen do? william: you never underestimate john when you take a look in his past history. one of the things that is very important as i would not doubt you would see more linkups with china because th