evidence, unchallenged. all right? that you have got to say if you are a a decept fair minded person, enough. we'll try this in a court of law. we won't -- look. i hate this justice no peace slogan. i hate this. whose justice are you talking about? yours? al sharpton's justice? if you want al sharpton's justice you are going to have anarchy in this country, right? that's the kind of justice that guy belgds, to justice, no peace? you are not in charge of the sign. justice is meted out through our system which has worked since the first constitution was enacted that's where justice is enacted. not out in the street bill, it's tantaros again. i want to ask your thoughts on how you think the administration has handled this situation, of course, president obama weighing in from martha's vineyard yesterday. a little bit troubling to me that he led with what he thought were the facts of the case when nobody has the facts of the case and also your thoughts on attorney general eric holder saying that he is launching

evidence, unchallenged. all right? that you have got to say if you are a a decept fair minded person, enough. we'll try this in a court of law. we won't -- look. i hate this justice no peace slogan. i hate this. whose justice are you talking about? yours? al sharpton's justice? if you want al sharpton's justice you are going to have anarchy in this country, right? that's the kind of justice that guy belgds, to justice, no peace? you are not in charge of the sign. justice is meted out through our system which has worked since the first constitution was enacted that's where justice is enacted. not out in the street bill, it's tantaros again. i want to ask your thoughts on how you think the administration has handled this situation, of course, president obama weighing in from martha's vineyard yesterday. a little bit troubling to me that he led with what he thought were the facts of the case when nobody has the facts of the case and also your thoughts on attorney general eric holder saying that he is launching

today, it is practically unchallenged.tically unchallenged. >> it is the kurds to have a very long border with these insurgents. >> yes, they have a very long border. these insurgents have shown over the past 10 days that they can get through the border and they erbil.eaten iraq absolutely urgent for to form a sovereign state so that baghdad and kurdistan can act together and receive the international support that is available to them and counteracting isis. >> thank you so much. let's get some company news. have recordeders they started manufacturing new ipads. according to people familiar with the plans, mass production of a full-size ipad is already underway. a new version of the ipad mini is beginning to be produced. storyl have more on that as the day develops. a barclays trading team is leaving this year to start an investment firm. they will take 60 employees with them. the firm has not been named and will view out the rhythms to trade equities and liquid securities globally. barclays ceo said the bank would exit an

it would have been a bad decision that would have -- thank god it did not go unchallenged.caused an uprising. what moved public debate was the uprising. we can begin to openly discuss race, openly discuss the lack of diversity, not only in ferguson, but when we look in other municipalities throughout the state of missouri, we see the same thing occurring. there has been a cutback. been an attack on affirmative action. -- we areing beginning to experience the results of that. it shows great parallel. >> we are going to have to leave it there. clintono thank reverend superintendent arne mccoy, for faster kimberly crenshaw and stephen hawkins. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. (music playing) ♪ we're here at fleur in las vegas where the cuisine is really "cuisine around the world." i love ceviche, so what i have put together for you today is a whole selection of ceviche. our first ceviche is with tuna whe

coming from the islamist ideology which has been allowed to flourish and spread across europe unchallenged and it's not just been allowed it's been facilitated and supported by a hard left far left agenda which many of these far list communists or marxist organizations which are very prominent in europe as well are siding with the islamists because they hate democracy they hate the rule of law they say is the biggest way of bringing down all the all of the things that we cherish our freedoms that we enjoy there's like a very loose coalition from organizations you would think would have a coalition across europe and that what that is out into is the rise of the far right politics. thank you so much for the center of you and that's it for today fabs our guests was tommy robinson founder and former head of even yell thanks for watching all of the an exhibition of so be in rome. clean more zero casualties war this is the great fantasy of war mongering politicians. capturing people is this see what do you do if the innocent killing them easy we reserve the right to kill any person anywhere any

this is something that al qaeda never had this much territory and money and unchallenged base for operations just in the region but in europe and the american homeland. when i speak to intelligence officials we have never seen anything as dangerous as this. >> jim sciutto from washington, thank you, sir. and joining me is philip mudd a former fbi and cia official. phil in terms of what's happening right now with these air strikes and the mission that seems obvious for one, the americans are there, the 40,000 potential victims of a slaughter are there. but isis just keeps getting worse. is this a strategy that the americans should effectuate right now? wipe them out when they are contained? >> what we're doing now is to defend a bit of territory between isis and the kurds. in the past we talked about the threat of isis to baghdad. the question over time is going to revolve around a couple of issues, number one is the durability of our operations. these guys are committed. if you look at the history of insurgency people motivated by religion are more durable than those motivated by politics or

hair had in fact been found on the body, this was a new and explosive claim, a claim that went unchallengednderson. >> did you ask to see that evidence? >> you would have to look at the transcript to see. i don't know if i did or not. >> according to the transcript, you did not ask to see that evidence. why would you not have asked to see that evidence? it seems like pretty important. >> well, i don't know how to answer that. i guess you'll have to take some nonanswer to that question. >> mysteriously, the pubic hair willie t. said was found on dorothy's body was never entered into evidence. as opposed to the hairs on the body, a separate group of 49 pubic hairs said to be found on dorothy's bed also raised diana's doubts. >> a lot of people saw the some 49 pubic hairs allegedly collected from the victim's bed as the most damaging evidence against mr. elmore. but this item of evidence was a plain baggy like put your kids' sandwiches in when you're packing their school lunch. not sealed with red evidence tape that says evidence, do not tamper. this did not have that on there. >> evidence the

no liberal wants to see hillary clinton unchallenged and absent. debate is a good thing and competition is a good thing, competition is what makes us americans great. we get better because of it. clinton has remained quiet on a number of issues, i realize it's early, a bernie sanders run would force, no doubt former secretary of state, former first lady and former senator hillary clinton to step out and start talking. things that liberals are concerned about and what they care about. this is something else i want to point out. look at the calendar and history. we are 803 days away from the 2016 presidential election. it's a long time. look at a gallop poll between june 1st and june 4th of 2006. this poll was taken 884 days before the 2008 election, roughly the same amount of time i'm talking about right now in relationship to the 2016 election. this was an open ended poll. people were asked simply, who they wanted to become president. this poll was mostly about name recognition. and this guy, barack obama, didn't farewell. 25% of democrats, barack

and many of these criminal elements, many the coroner will chess' to pass unchallenged but there will not be challenged. because they will come out and say what you are out of islam. that phenomenon i think has taken root and is something very, very important. no military of the world. the major source of funding. he even islamabad h'm. ahead during. both of them were stealing from outside. the police chief. as informational. a chief of police. and it was 15 to 20 years before that it happened. then they said we had no clue what had happened. so capable. and this is in the case in afghanistan. everything is very new the criminal organizations that are operating. i think it suits them prodigious same in afghanistan. in one case i was told that in one area, and to no later on, it was not the taliban. it was a member of a construction company. he bought my girls' school. well, the taliban have done that . so i'm not trying to say that the religious angle is not there or the terror phenomenon is links to all these issues in a significant fashion. the most important one, a big fashion. in

. >> the policies of this country cannot go unchallenged.cannot have aggressive policing of low-level crimes and can't deal with the higher level. something strange that you get all these guns into the hood, but you run around chasing folks selling loose cigarettes and walking in the middle of the street. there's something crazy about that kind of policing. >> ifill: after the service, the funeral procession made it's way to the cemetery where many held their hands up in silent protest as it passed. some normalcy returned to ferguson today, as more than 11,000 area students returned to school. >> ifill: for more on where the debate over criminal justice and race goes from here, we turn to three people engaged in it. tracie keesee, co-founder of the center for policing equity at u.c.l.a. she's a police veteran with 25 years of service. political science professor fredrick harris of columbia university, who is the director of the university's center on african-american politics and society. and the reverend starsky wilson, pastor of saint john

reading, too, "the wall street journal" has a piece about how the islamic state, isis, remains unchallengedits operational base in syria the ability to get in is how they they have an operational base and how they spread into iraq and what they are doing is why some say we have to move into syria to get the problem at this root. it's extraordinary they have this access. >> amazing the command and structure they have and that report suggested they are like an army rather than just simply jihadists on the loose. >> the sophistication. you were both asking how did they get in, how device get in. i have to ask this morning i'm embarrassed to admit, what's vice. vice is a young media group. knew who vice was but jane pauley didn't. what does that say about their -- >> what started out as a magazine has become a television group. they are the group that went to korea with dennis rodman and had a little access there. >> got extraordinary access there in korea. >>> summertime staple, amusement park roller coaster turned out to be more frightening than fun in maryland. two dozen people got stranded

officials telling me virtually unchallenged at this point. these are the people the u.s.tect, tens of thousands of minorities. they are is your rounded by isis fighters in a small iraqi town. only for some of them to die there of hunger and thirst. pleading for their lives inside the iraqi parliament a lawmaker collapsed with emotion. >> translator: over 500 men have been slaughtered. are women are being killed or sold as slaves. there's an attempt to exet exterminate us. >> reporter: the u.s. is considering air strikes on isis targets. the administration may under take emergency air drops to the stranded people and opening up a humanitarian corridor. >> the cold and calculated manner in which isis has targeted defenseless iraqis solely because of their ethnic and religious identity demonstrates a callous disregard for human rights and it's deeply disturbing. >> reporter: isis is capable of alarming brutality, including mass executions of anyone who is not a sunni muslim or who will not immediately convert. all recorded for the world to see in slickly produced videos like

be public are assured that corrections are made, the findings are unbiased, unimpeachable and unchallengeable, and we appreciate the assistance of you, mr. chairman, and other senators, including senator booker, on this effort. finally, longer truck trailers, i would like to state absolute opposition to any proposals that would dramatically overturn and alter existing national freight policy by forcing states to allow 34 -- 33-foot trailers which the trucking industry is pushing. it will result in dangerous double tandem rigs exceeding 85 feet in length or with three, 115 feet in length. these are trains on our highways. currently, 39 states do not allow these longer trailers, and they should not be force today pay for upgrades to accommodate them. so, mr. chairman, we deeply appreciate your having this hearing, truck deaths and injuries are climbing, and we need action. thank you very much. >> thank you. major palmer. >> mr. chairman, ranking member blunt, members of the subcommittee, thank you for holding this important hearing and for inviting the commercial vehicle safety alliance to test

clearly they've been able to take large swaths with a relatively small group because they've gone unchallengedyou advise the president to do in terms of strategy? >> i think the first thing the president needs to do is do what he should have done five years ago. invest in the intelligence community, specifically the c.i.a., develop a human intelligence sources so that we can get people on the ground in syria, in lebanon, in jordan, in iraq so that we can understand the threat, see how it's developing from an on the ground perspective. we don't have that right now. we dismantled that to a degree during a number of administrations. it needs to come back now. the president had five years. clearly his senior advisors, both with general clapper and john brennan do not appreciate or cannot understand the threat because we don't have the intelligence sources. consequently, we're setting this nation up for another attack. >> we've been gutting our military, people don't seem to mind. the only thing the president seems to be happy cutting is the military. but overall, the intelligence community is apop

this is all calculated, it's calculated around a premise and the premise is she's going to go unchallengedffectively in the democratic primary. if that's the case -- >> what does this give you? ezra klein yesterday, josh marshall. a lot of influence with people on the left saying hold on a second, suddenly she's not looking quite so -- >> here is what i don't understand -- why not? because she's for doing more than nothing on the world stage? that's preposterous. >> barack obama is catching flak over iraq from the left and the right. >> there's an element in the republican base and the democratic base that is for this -- i want to call it's lagsist, that it is not for aggressive military intervention around the world. and she i think -- as i said, i think the premise of this is a general election kind of strategy, the broader country will be more in favor, she can take the democratic base for granted. >> maybe she thinks more of the base, not for doing nothing. >> but it does open the door. i think those commentators yesterday are right. there already have been people who thought her close