of course by comparison to the unreal low of 3.4% that students are enjoying now, it is really a big jimmy carter-ish. should the govement be artificially keeping student loan rates ridiculously low to hide the reality that this is unreal. oelrich liz macdonald. i derstand that students want a part of it. but i just think it is crazy. >> yes, we do want to help our students. we are examining this because it is so scary and risky to our economy that could destabilize our ecomy. when you have student loan debt, you have subprime borrowers walking away from their loans. you have to save, what have we done to her students do not have a good market for these student loan. >> have we aided and abetted basically the college unversity system that basically is operating like a hotel empire. that is tohave amenities, to have great cafeterias, expensive gin. the students are ping tuition for this and they really can't afford it. neil: i like that. you know, one could rgue, it would always be a shock to student seeing rates doubled. but at what point do we get back to ntural market rates? obviou

it is unreal. >> it is unreal. greg you said the get rid of the irs is what obamacare is to democrats. bill does make a good point. how do you get rid of the taxing agency? >> i think if you do a fair tax which is basically a sales tax and a consumption tax which bill knows because she suffered through it. you mean my drug uh ducks -- addiction? >> you will need people to deal with that. you don't need to spend billions examine billions of dollars collecting trillions of dollars. >> i articulated that, i believe. >> on the other hand, phil collins did not have a song called "at the beginning of the night." "there is something in the air" and it could have been in the beginning. >> he did do a song called "illegal alien." >> no, it is general sis. it is genesis. tee male israeli soldiers in trouble. first of all i would like to address these soldiers and say shame on you. second of all i would like to address the soldiers and say thank you. faith, you said you feel sorry because everything has changed. that is true,

that's unreal. >> that's unreal. >>> greg, you said the get rid of the irs plapping is what obamas is to democrats. bill makes a good point, how do you get away from a tax agency if they are still collecting taxes. >> if they do a fair tax which is a sales tax, a consumption tax if you will and bill understands consumption quite well because he suffers from it. >> the 18th century to these or my drug addiction? >> i can't tell with that. it will be a fraction of the irs. it could be something else. you don't need to spend billions and billions of dollars collecting trillions of dollars. on the other end -- hand phil collins didn't have have a song "there is nothing in the night." >> he did do a song called "illegal aliens." >> that was genesis. >> he is all over you. >> he knows his prague. female israeli soldiers in trouble. first of all, i would like to direct as a former soldier. ii would like to say shame on you. and then i would like to address the soldiers directly and say thank you. >> faith you said you feel sorry for these girls because everything has changed with social medi

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. >> unreal. >> the firefighters' tactics worked perfectly.dit goes to the homeowner for keeping the tree limbs cut above ten feet. did a lot of good things. only thing wrong, they had a lot of mulch around the outside of the house which is nothing but fuel. so that's what the firefighters were trying to protect? >> 5:30, you've seen what it took approximately 2 1/2 hours to do and that's structure protection at the black forest fire. >> a truck and a tanker collide on streets of turkey and it is not good. you can see here, that truck is making a turn. here comes the tanker. >> this was captured on surveillance camera on the highway. watch what happened. >> oh. >> full of crude oil, nick. as you can see, a huge fireball, plumes of smoke and fire went hundreds of meters in the air. sadly the tanker driver and his son were severely burned in the accident. >> oh, that's heartbreaking. >> took workers about two hours of intense work to get the fire out. here you can see other footage of the fire while trying to put this out. >> wow. you can see ho

. >> yes, and he will switch in between all five, and it is unreal. >> to see the video go to our websitehis minute.com and then click on best of rtm. >> or check out the mobile app. >>> brilliant stunt or promotional campaign. >> oh, yeah. check it out. awesome. >> this is disney star ross l lynch from the youtube channel which looks like he is walking on a giant beach ball in californ california. >> that is brilliant motion. >> does the fact a that the logo from the movie that are promoting perfect ly comes by te camera as he is coming down. this is not real. >> you are so perceptive steven fabian. it is his new movie set to premier july 19th on the disney channel and it is a disney original movie, and this is getting a lot of attention, becae are wondering if he really did this. >> no way. that ball would go faster and not go with the road. it would start falling over in the bushes and everything. >> or that good? >> no, never in a million years is this real. no, no, no. >> so we are saying not a crazy stunt, because brilliant promotional video for a disney channel movie. >> sure. >>>

. >> unreal. >> thanks for joining us at 5:00.ee you back here at 6:00. >> good night. >>> on our broadcast tonight, dangerously close in the skies over new york city. a lot of questions tonight about the moment a pair of commercial airliners gave air-traffic controllers a big scare. >>> state of emergency -- with two big natural disasters out of control, an apocalyptic-looking scene, a massive fire threatening an entire town in the west, while up north floodwaters force a major city to evacuate. >>> damage done. she begged for forgiveness, but there's late word the food network is cutting ties with paula deen, enveloped in controversy. >>> and the contest. it's no beauty pageant, but people show up from around the world to cheer on the contestants. "nightly news" begins now.

. >> an unreal performance from rory mcilroy. >> united states open champion. >> sensational rally in open golf history. >> webb simpson is the 2012 united states open champion. >> a three-shot victory for lee trevino. >> first australian to win the open. >> i guess patience and hard work, i guess it pays off. >> the older you get, the more thrilling it gets because the harder it gets. >> the third open championship. >> and justin rose just a couple of moments from getting his arms around that trophy as well. easy tap-in, the look to the sky and justin rose has won the u.s. open championship at merion. only player in the final ten pairings to avoid an over par score today. you bet he earned it. and phil mickelson had his opportunities today, but justin rose had some pressure shots that he delivered and executeded down the stretch, which is the kind of stuff that u.s. open champions are made of. >> phil, those wedges on 13 and 15, 13 goes over the green, then 15 hits that big drive with the 2 wood off the tee. wedge to the green. makes bogey there. those two holes were really k l kille

there is a feeling of unreality about an incredibly complex political system. >> i live here. many things, i cannot understand. but we would never create a state such as we have now. >> too many politicians are comfortable in bosnia with the status quo. compare that to croatia. >> everywhere else, it works, but everywhere else, you had politicians who had to respond to democratic in pyridines. hear, you do not, so you have a fit democracy. it is basically warlord politics. >> the milk industry is one. even state of the guard factories like this. experts think croatia will come to a grinding halt in a few weeks' time because the government has not met standards. previous pushing governments, but they did not do anything until now, and the situation is getting really, really serious. >> so a city used to division will find itself behind a new dividing line. it is a little off the radar, posing little challenge to the rest of europe. bbc news, sarajevo. >> 20 years ago, the impact still being felt today. in newnally tonight, york, one of the earl list of states in america. -- the

>> right now sh, the unrealized gains have come down about 50% since the beginning of this qua quarterederal reserve data, we have seen the unrealized gains fall to about $16 billion for the industry. and now that is before this real run-up in the rates, and so when we see the data friday and next friday, we expect the gains to come down, but some banks will have unrealized losses which will have a small negative effect on their capital base. >> okay. and unrealized net gain is the way that you measure this change in the stockpile of assets if you like. what is the -- does that matter to a stock investor? >> i think that it is something that we are going to watch, and what we have said to the clients in the past, that the the rise in rates is favor fobl the bifv banks, because it rises the rates, and if the losses in the portfolio become greater than anticipated that rise in rates will be negative, because people will focus on the unrealized losses, and we are not there, but we are watching. >> two major parts gerard, and how do you boil it down for the investors? what is the advice? >

. >> this is unreal. this is amazing. want to see this man run not on a treadmill but on a track. >> i want to see him with a football in his hand in a cardinals' jersey into the end zone repeatedly is what i want to see. >> a human cheetah. >> to describe the video better, we have robert gill "right this minute" from tempe. i have heard you run a 4.19 in the 40 and how fast is that? >> one second. >> okay. >> that is fast. >> that is a new world record. >> yes sh, i am sure of it. tell me about this treadmill, does it go 25 miles per hour? >> we will work out to 20 or 21 and the guys will say, pump it up. >> and this is real, because we were wondering if it is totally real or -- >> all of the way real. all of the way real. >> were you worried about getting hurt? >> at the end, that is my last second to hold on and i have to try to hold on for 6 seconds. >> he went from doing nothing to running 25 miles per hour. >> cars don't do that. >> that is like zero the 25 in one. >> and what are you like on the football field? can

i can remember when that would have been like an unreal steal. but it is your perspective.used to rates so low for so long and, brenda, everything hits the fan if they're not. >> absolutely. we have been used to interest rates at the absolute record lows. and so people have not been worried about that when they've been potential home buyers. if that becomes a concern, and the housing market is still just faltering, just starting to find its foundation. >> that's right. >> look, you have to understand that when we start building homes again so people can buy them. >> right. >> a lot of this stuff is because we have supply and demand issues, we actually have not enough bonds out there. the fed is actually -- has bought so many bonds and we run into a problem where there are not enough bonds. >> if they stopped all of that how much higher would rates be? >> 1.5%. >> a lot. >> not much. >> go ahead. >> that's where i disagree. i go back to 2007 and the summer of 2007. all those financial stocks got really weak and people thought oh, they can drop another 5, 10, 15%. who would h

it almost looks unreal. >> that's amazing. hey, by the way, did you hear that mr. brian hackney won five emmys the other night? >> i heard that. >> how impressive is that! very good. i know. >> congratulations! >> thank you, appreciate it. >>> changes in the weather coming up in the next couple days. warmer weather on the way as high pressure begins to build in overhead and looks like we are going to see a little less. still breezy toward the afternoon. out the door we go patchy fog along the coastline couple of patches inside the bay and clear in the valleys. and the temperatures mainly in the 50s. this afternoon, we are going to see those temperatures warming up into the 70s in the bay. as you head inland we could see some 80s there and 60s at the coastline still cool and breezy. that area of low pressure moving out of town and high pressure building in behind it setting the stage for warmer weather today. and over the next few days we'll see the temperatures warming up for the first part of the weekend and then big changes after that. winds will still kick up to

looks unreal. look at that. opens the door. out she comes. maybe she is looking for a new owner?retty good. squeaky could teach a cat a thing or two about escaping. three weeks after the moore tornadoes, rescuers found a kitty named gypsy trapped in a wall and they believe she called into a hole under the sink to seek shelter and may have been there ever since. gypsy has been reunited with the family and after a trip to the vet, she is doing fine. >> how about that? three weeks later, huh? >> yeah. >> that's cool. >>> it's 4:57 right now. plagued by problems. why a bay area city wants to pump $3 million more into a failing radio system. >> plus, forced evacuations, wildfires continue to grow in colorado springs. why they still don't know how many homes have been lost. >> reporter: i'm sue kwon and i'll have the unusual description of a man suspected of fondling a boy this is berkeley public bathroom. ,,,,,,,,,, have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be ov

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. >> guess -- he is getting a call right there.ri >> isn't it unreal that you would not care to show up and a not do a bad job.. >> he continues to throw i. won't he have to -- continues to throw it. >> won't he have to pick them up. >> not if he gets fired? fir pnch you think that's the goal here. >> maybe. may we do crazy stories.es. >> that's not how you handle pack packages.ges. >> maybe they are teddy bears. >> but he is not even gettinget them on the conveyer belt. b >> that's the problem. that's one of many problems in that video. >> he doesn't have a uniform or anything. >> all right. thank youll wisdom. coming up, first it was a type of fitness now it's a song as well. >> still ahead at 9:00 we're talking about chaka boom it's a fitness program. ♪ it combines music, dance, strength training and cardio c snch that justin bieber? >> it is go justin.in good justin. okay. not. >> we'll explain in a plil bit.b first we know dna holds the key to details behind our health and heritage but what about human migration.mi we'll sit down with the doctor behind the project coming up in a

. >> an unreal shift.e were begging for any kind of rain drops at the beginning of 2013 when we should have been picking pup rain. by all indications right now, for two solid days, the forecast models continue to bring the jet stream right across northern california and that's all we're going to need. that strong dip in the jet stream to provide that rainfall as we head into the next 72 hours. i do think as we head throughout sunday, we'll start to see clou increase with areas of drizzle and now fog. hold off on the first round of rain right now until we head into monday. and here's the thing. on monday, it is so rare, so unusual to get this kind of rainfall. all it will take in san rafael is 100th of an inch to set a new rainfall record. with that said, of course our water year is ending. that officially happens on june 30th. so a very strange turn of events here in the weather forecast. we'll let you know how long all this wet weather lasts. it is not only monday in that seven-day forecast. i'll have tha

[applause] >> you know, it is still unreal for me when somebody calls me a rock star. what i think about me, i don't think i've gotten old. i still think about me as your age. i was a lot thinner and i didn't have a lot of gray. inside, i still feel like you. what that makes be think about is the only worthwhile thing of today is probably that you got the day off from school. [laughter] and maybe some of you are wondering, what is she going to say to me that will mean something? i do not know i can say something that will mean so much to you in the here and now. all i can do a share with you would have learned through my life so that if you have moments like the ones that i have had in my life that you might remember my words someday and they may give you some hope for yourself. when i was in your place and when you become a rock star white people say i am, you know what you lose? you lose your ability to be in the audience. they put me in the front of the room everywhere i go. sometimes it's just nice to look and listen. i get to do too much talking now. i'm only goin

. >> it was unreal, i was wondering how many dots did i have on my forehead? >> jimmy: the idea of her going to a movie -- >> i was like don't you have to protect something? >> jimmy: making sure nobody sneaks into the theater. did you talk to her at all? >> yes, so is so funny, at the very end, she lets me know, though, she pulled me close at the end and said "never show fear." and i was never so scared in my entire life. i was like yes, ma'am -- >> jimmy: do you think she meant that sexually? >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: it is possible. >> not possible, i guess. >> jimmy: you know, i want to give you something. i have a little gift for you, a little something for your daughter. a memento from the music video that you were nice enough to shoot for us. here you go, that is for you. this is a little baby -- a little baby channing all over your tatum onesy, that is what they call them, right? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: why do we have a feeling we'll see you squeezing into that at some point? well, congratulations on the movie and the baby. channing tatum, eve

keep fighting those unreal monsters from space that seem to upset you. me?ooking politicians who are stealing and spying and e-mail gathering and doing lots of bad stuff, stuff you wouldn't know, stuff you are afraid to know because i am the one fighting for the truth. you can't handle the truth. i mean, i fight for them hack, i mean hank. you keep trying to oppress your adopted dad played on earth played by kevin costner. i'm sure you will impress some. let's say you are taxing me because long before you put your cape away for a sequel you hope will make millions i will be toiling away going after waste, fraud and abuse. use you look l don't think you can ever be me. there is only one financial superhero in this town, mr. steel jaw. don't you ever dismiss him because he may look like jelly jaw. good luck wowing them this weekend. wish i could hang around to watch but i have a world to save right now. >>> hello everyone. my ar it is 5:00 somewhere. >>> so he left hawaii. he is on the lamb and no one knows where. he may be a hero or a villain yet the presiden

. >> it is unreal. what makes bloomburg think people will do this? >> i am having so many issues with bloomburg. i am the liberal here. my issue is we have a record number of homeless and he has bikes and composting and it is like let's deal with the realish you as here. there are a lot of bad stuff. people are suffering from sandy and he has people putting pianos all over. he has pea january foes. you can play the old ones. they are art. >> joe, do you think this will happen. and when bloomy leaves will this craziness go away or be replaced by more craziness. >> i hope. he is treating the city a village that comes with an electric train set. the rats of new york city thank you. i hope they rip out the stupid bike things. it is impossible to bike for free anywhere in midtown. used to pull up outside the comedy club and run in and have a couple of drinks and drive home. >> one thing about bloomburg is he is a jerk and a meglomaniac, but we will miss him when he is gone. he will probably be replaced by somebody like quinn and it is back to the bad new

this is unreal we would come to the rescue after months of a disadisastrous, obama does not e the wherewithal to take a tough decision, he has to make tough decisions with iran, and china and russia, and north korea, we have a lot of problems, his foreign policy is bankrupt. charles: foot dragging makes it that much harder, thank you very much. appreciate? >> homebuilders are building home sellers are selling homebuyers are buying, sounds like everything is going great, but everything is not what it supremes. charles: if you think xbox on price i, tonight's biz his, mortgage rates are skyrocketing. biggest weekly increase since 1987. this as pending home sales hit highess level since december 2006, gary smith said people are looking to get in before the rates jump up higher. gary, start with you. >> i mean, i think that is all a interest decision, not all of it. but you know people look at you know no one is putting down a large aim of money on a house, they have seen the prices flat line for the last few years, use someone else's money, when you do, that you got to pay interest, those go up,

unreal. what do they have in the agriculture department, nasa will spy in on their fellow workers.ll tell you about it when we come back. drug war you must be high. >> "viewpoint" digs deep into the issues of the day. >> do you think that there is any chance we'll see this president even say the words "carbon tax"? >> with an open mind... >> has the time finally come for real immigration reform? >> ...and a distinctly satirical point of view. >> but you mentioned "great leadership" so i want to talk about donald rumsfeld. >> (laughter). >> watch the show. >> only on current tv. you know who is coming on to me now? you know the kind of guys that do reverse mortgage commercials? those types are coming on to me all the time now. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? >> in wh

started hearing rumors that einstein had been with various lady friends after his wife had died of unrealized she might be einstein's illegitimate child. the adoption might have been a ruse. evelyn wanted to do with genetic paternity test to settle things but it turned out that the embalming process denatured the brain's dna and made it useless. other sources of feinstein's dna might be floating around, stranding mustache brushes, sweated on violins, but for now we know more about the jeans of neanderthal sites who died 50,000 years ago than the genes of a man who died in 1955. i would like to end with that story for a reason. it goes to show it is a good reminder that we don't know everything about genes and dna. there are a lot of surprises allowed they're waiting for us so in some sense the stories in this book are still waiting to be written. in the interests of time i won't go into any more stories. i will mention a few of them from the book, stories that are still going on today, stories about other man who survived the hiroshima and nagasaki nuclear bomb attacks, but the kicker on the

too many of us think it's unreal, but that's a dangerous, defeatist belief.evitable, that mankind is duped, that we are gripped by forces that we cannot control. we need not september that view. our problems are manmade. therefore they can be solved. professor jeffrey sacks of columbia university has written an entire book about that speech, entitled "to move the world." he maintains that this was the most important speech delivered by any modern president, but just a day later, on june 11th, 1963, president kennedy would deliver a second speech, this one no less powerful. he was responding to an attempt by two african-american students to enroll at the university of alabama. the go everyonor, george wallace, had attempted to block the students from registering at the college. in response, president kennedy federalized the alabama national guard and the governor was ordered to move. the administration felt that since the matter passed without too much trouble, it might be best to allow things to settle, but president kennedy would have none of it. in fact, he

it's unreal. >> none of it's real. >> huh?don't know if it's real or not. >> look at it. >> will i get that from medical? >> you have a number on this? >> it's from san quentin. do i get that from medical? >> yeah, i'm going to give it to the nurse. she'll give it to you. >> okay. thank you. >> dee dee and teaquila are both pre-op transsexuals. >> i'm a man becoming a female. >> what? >> you didn't know. i'm about halfway through. i just haven't been clipped yet, and i refuse to as long as i'm on parole. >> while we're on parole, we become females while we're on parole, we have to be incarcerated in a female prison which is not something we're looking forward to. so we remain biologically male as long as we are on parole. >> we're a hot commodity in prison. >> pretty much. so, therefore, we are housed in the male gender. >> yeah. >> this is the only person i would let that's transgender into my cell. i would not allow any other transgender or homosexual into my cell. >> why not? >> because there are too many complications. too

it's unreal.dy is on edge as to exactly what the wording is going to be, what does he mean by it, what is going to happen. like you said, the media right now is directing this marketplace. >> well, and look at that looks like it is trading to the upside going into tomorrow. >> yep. david: anything can happen. this is wild, wild fluctuating market. scott, good to see you. thank you. >> have a good day. liz: volatility has picked up in recent weeks, in 11 of the last 15 trading days the dow had triple digit swings. prior to may 20 first the dow only had three triple digit point moves this year. david: how do you prepare f very volatile summer? jeff reev see. s, thanks for coming in. talk about rebalancing. if you had money in the market fully invested past six months, god bless you, good for you. you should start thinking about rebalancing. if you had money out of the market. too bad you miss ad great run-up, but maybe you should too think about rebalancing. how do we rebalance at this point? is the

. >> what bell then captures on his helmet cam is unreal. he reaches the side of the house and sees morales hanging out of the window. >> go, go, get up there! >> i do remember seeing lots of people coming towards me, police officers, firefighters. >> hang on! >> we don't always run into this. we train for it but you don't expect it to happen. >> i recognized at that point when i was coming out of the window that it was firefighter alan bell that was on the scene, i felt really glad that he was there. >> bell and the others raced to get a ladder up to morales, and they don't have a moment to spare. >> i got to be honest with you, once i started to come out the window, i was really exhausted. >> being that he was outside, able to breathe, i knew it was better than being inside and stuck in there. >> the plan is for morales to bail out of the window head-first, and work his way down the ladder. >> got to try and get him down safe so he doesn't get hurt. >> due to the amount of heat, my legs gave out from under me and i rolled down the ladder.

. >>> now to millions of americans living through a nightmare with temperatures that sound unreal, even for the southwest. one person has been confirmed death in the heat wave, an elderly man in las vegas, his house didn't have air conditioning. triple digit temperatures sent hundreds to the hospital for heat related illness. look at the map. the national weather service posting excessive heat alerts in five states now, california, arizona, nevada, utah, colorado. they're expected to see the surge in temperatures continue through the week. dominic dena tally in downtown los angeles. >> reporter: temperatures across the area completely being broken. this has been the hottest day of the heat wave. it was expected to wrap up tuesday, they think it will go through end of the week beyond july 4th holiday. details on those suffering in las vegas, 30 were taken to the hospital caught out in the open at a concert, had to be treated for heat exhaustion. everybody released there. here in california, a mini marathon in pasadena, six treated there. it was so bad, they were suffering cramps. er clin

see, but this is what's been so unreal about this whole run-up in rates that's caused the stock market to get hit -- it hasn't been justified by the data. and i think monday, we will find it still isn't. thank heavens for bernanke, because if he had listened to the endless chattering hawks in the fed, i know we'd get a hideous number. all the numbers would be hideous. it's just always worth reminding, worth reminding everyone that bernanke's done amazing work, even as all i ever hear is that he's over his head or this must end badly. have you looked around at the world's other economies? we're doing better than everyone else on the globe, in part because our chief executive officers have done an excellent job in a global slowdown, but also because of exactly what bernanke's doing. this bond program has probably allowed you and other americans refi their home and companies fix their balance sheets, which is why we're not in the shape of china or brazil or india. can you imagine we're doing better than all of those places? tuesday we have a slew of japanese industrial production reports.

it was just unreal, hbo's "game of thrones" pulled one of the biggest twists in tv history last night'll hear from top series creators in the business on how they decide who gets the ax or the crossbow on your favorite shows. welcome back to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. the world lead. the protests in turkey have turned deadly. one was killed after a car drove into the crowd and over 3,000 have been injured in just the last two days. >> reporter: it's a pretty festive scene here in central istanb istanbul. until about a week ago, very few people really knew what this place was, even if you were a turkish citizen. but it has become the center of a national debate and a movement that's really been challenging the government of this country unprecedented for the last ten years. it's because last monday 40 or 50 demonstrators held a sit-in. they didn't want the government to bulldoze this place to make way for a shopping mall. and the government cracked down. it sent in riot police with tear gas and water cannons and pepper spray again and again, and that has triggered these protests that

you have a fake made up inefficient and unreal attempt to take the reform energy and avoid any real accountability. there's no doubt that everything we just heard that's being put forward like kelly o'donnell is reporting has nothing to do with solving the problem. she mentioned the alternative proposal of making criming out of retaliation. well, these crimes aren't being prosecuted. if they're not prosecuting the sexual assaults, why would they prosecute the retaliation? it's not hard to figure out. then the one in eleven's proposal, raising punishment. meaning longer terms. again, no prosecution. >> no convictions. >> right. less than 1 out of 100. anybody who's had a cursory familiarity knows how hollow that is. eleven opposed the iraq war, looking at issues that have been politically unpopular, so i think what we're seeing here is a guy who i think is a good person. i don't think we have to impugn his character, but i think several decades of working with the military establishment has left him with an establishment view of a problem that will not be solved by establishment solutions. we need

there is nothing unreal and she's completely authentic. she comes across and tells you exactly what she's feeling, thinking, and what she saw and heard on that day. straight from the heart, straight from the brain. and i love that. it's the unvarnished truth. and i think to me she came across as not only very credible, but extremely relatable. we can understand why she got a little bit frustrated with the defense that repeated questions over and over again. about things that i thought were more tangenial about her lying about her age and going to the service. why go about that? go for what's important. and i think they did not hit the important points well enough. i thought she came across extremely well. >> john, you're a defense attorney. what was your impressions? >> well, my impression was that this was going to be a very challenging witness for them to cross examine. and that you had to be a little bit careful. the important part for me from a defense point of view was if there was anything that could be corroborated about what she ha

. >> folks, this is the unreality of this. like it or not, it shows how not serious they really are. joining me now are maria teresa kumar and jonathan capehart. thank you both for being here tonight. >> thanks, rev. >> hello, reverend. >> jonathan, a big headline coming out of that interview is that president obama saying he is no dick cheney. what is your response? >> well, he is no dick cheney. remember, when they started these programs, the bush administration was tapping into phones, doing all these things without -- without any sort of authority. without warrants and things. and when the president came in, he decided, he said in the interview, i can't remember if you played it in the clip, that he brought some balance there. the one issue that i would take with the president there is that he says, you know, this is all public. this goes to a court. this goes to the fisa court. >> right. >> the problem is the fisa court is secret. so an so on the one hand there are the secretary of defense and all the other people who wan

. >> i'm looking at that right fielder and kind of an unreal moment, just wanted to wave to him and say it dawned on me i'm about to die. >> fans and players watch in horror as the plane heads directly for the field. >> and the total feeling of helplessness, i'm in no control here, i've got nothing to say, we're screwed. >> right before the impact, the plane's left wing clips a chain link fence. the engine tears off and the plane cartwheels across the running track. >> the second we hit, it was hard. it was instant. my right foot just snapped, it was noisy, it was brutal. >> the plane catches fire. fans and players, including andrew cowan, rush to the crash site. >> everyone was afraid right away there would be a massive explosion. >> adrenaline was pumping. i just said i need to get out of here. in case this thing blows up. >> ron fisher escapes the burning cessna. injured but safe from the flaming wreckage, ron's thoughts turn to his brother, mark. >> i thought he was dead. it was really scary to think you may have just lost your brother. >> moments later, andrew cowan and others pull