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Live different cast of characters that have to do snapback sanctions, the idea that if iran violates the agreement well immediatelymc back the sanctions. that sound goods in practice. its really great political rhetoric. but the fact of the matter is herself to agree the definition of a violation and have to agree re-impose sanctions and that seems unlikely. so well bed a a disadvantage during the 10-15 year implementation of this agreement. >> if have you heard any realistic ideas about what to...

Because this wasnt an implicit bias. he was name checking something else. >> in the fair housing decision which is a huge one overshadowed by the other two, the court argued that its not simply about intent. its about effect. and so that opens up a whole host of issues about racial policy that i think are quite important. hes clearly referring to that and it even goes beyond i think, in some ways how the law was originally envisioned so if implemented it could be very effective and powerful. wel...

Tosh and the headline "deal seeks sweeping reforms." as you see here youve got onto the finals and deal seeks sweeping reforms. something in cleveland are thats this momentous as far as the cavaliers advancing. norply its the city. im glad for this distraction. >> the headline of the other is still there above the fold. >> im glad to see taking this kind of prominence in my hometown. we should remember this is the second time. this police department has been under the observation of the justice ...

Federal appeals court dealt the obama administration a setback. the u.s. court of appeals upheld a lower courts decision to delay the implementation of president obamas action while the merits are being litigated by the courts. the decision by the fifth circuit to leave the texas judges injunction in place does not necessarily mean the obama administration will lose the larger case, that is whether they have the authority to do what theyre doing, the full consideration of the underlying case on ...

Color as expressed by the fbi director the attorney general of the united states, and the president of the united states. >> when you see the president and you see the attorney general and mr. comey, the fbi director addressing these things, marq is there a cultural shift in this country? you were a police officer for years here in new york. >> sure. it appears that there is beginning to be a cultural shift in policing. but there has to be more of a commitment. not all of the commitment you spok...

Implementing it in the real world. im hoping to be able to use some of the next few months including my summer break to get this on the road. and i already have a patent pending design on this. and so i hope to move it really forward through regulatory processes and get it to implementation soon. >> ive got seconds here. give me a year that this might happen. give me, you know 2020? what are you thinking here? >> im hoping as soon as possible because the faster we can stop the next disease epide...

Demilitarization of the situation. you have russians pouring arms and weapons in. what we believe needs to happen is implementation of the minsk agreements. i was with secretary kerry in sochi, he met with president putin, they committed publicly and privately to implementing the minsk agreements which means withdrawing weapons, withdrawing troops getting back to a border here that is respected. so they have -- >> has any of that happened since sochi? >> on the russian side this is where its bee...

Minsk agreements which calls for a fuel cease-fire which calls for the what drawl of all heavy weapons from the front line or contact line. and also which calls on the right for all of the observers, the international observers to have full access to the area so they can monitor the cease-fire. >> so no lethal aid for the time being. is that what youre saying? >> nato is not in a position where with process or have weapons or equipment. but i think the message from allies now is that we have to ...

Our hands a little bit to the enemy. whats your thought on releasing those documents and, you know, there was supposed to be maybe a million pages we dont have. >> well, when you release documents, you let the enemy know what you have and oftentimes, you know, i think its better to keep them guessing, certainly. and of course im concerned with the operation in syria because we did no doubt lift a lot of information off target. and i dont think we should -- we should release bloo what that inform...

This exact place. i can tell you that, you know, we all -- all engineers are independence in increased measures that will reduce risk like positive train control and that sort of technology. >> youre confident in this technology? >> well, let me put it to you this way. that technology is already an implementation in other locations and it has its applications. >> it works? are you saying it works in those places? >> well, ill say that the implication of it in this particular location, i would re...