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Unfortunately as weve seen too close to swimmers. back to you. >> thank you so much for your reporting. and joining me now is north carolinas state representative paul tyne. thanks for joining us. we know you represent folks there in the outer banks. >> thank you for having me. >> so just set the scene. how concerned are you about what seems to be a spate of recent shark attacks. >> well, its certainly been unusual to have this many this close together. but you know everyone should use their o...

One of the worlds busiest airports after someone called in bomb threats targeting two incoming planes at l.a.x. on tuesday. no explosives were found. all passengers and crew were evacuated safely but the incidents are just the latest in a whole spate of threats to the sky, including a dozen just this week. nbcs tom costello has the story. >> good day, this was eva flight 12 taipei to los angeles. were told while in flight somebody called in a bomb threat. the plane landed safely at l.a.x. at abo...

>> that bubble mindset -- >> we dont have those in our liquor stores so the risk is mitigated by where we are. >> do they have a safe with upwards of $200,000 cash sometimes? i think that bubble mindset is very dangerous. >> we are step by step trying to figure out what we need to do to increase security. >> yeah. >> weve discussed having a security guard here. >> i feel like with all this money im really worried its going to change them and im also very worried its already happened. people with...

But small or not, the secret service and other agencies are swarming at the slightest hint of a security threat after a recent spate of breaches in the nations capitol. it was only weeks ago a u.s. postal worker flew a gyrocopter through restricted air space over the washington mall and onto the capitol grounds. another recreational drone landed on the white house lawn last january and the secret service is still addressing security concerns after this man jumped the fence and made his way insid...

After that oil train disaster in rinchburg, the transportation required information being given to local communities when they were moving through their areas. that requirement led to a spate of local news articles over the past year about how many oil trains were moving through your particular city or town. local newspapers were able to inform the public. states were forced to turn it over through the freedom of information act. the oil industry tried to prevent it but the states had to come pl...

Having served on a grand jury myself, i can confirm that it is in fact a rubber stamp for the prosecution, which is exactly the opposite of what it was intended for. the crime wave of the 1970s scared america. and when scared, americans often overreact and enact bad legislation. what followed were a spate of laws relating to drugs and crime that have given the police and prosecutors far too much power and the accused too few protections and too little dignity. the zeal to lock people up has spaw...

Contemplated what the movies and television portray, or what the average american believes. there is more often than not no day in court, no trial, no rights for the accused. the prosecutor almost always gets what he wants. having served on a grand jury myself, i can confirm that it is, in fact, a rubber stamp for the prosecution, which is exactly the opposite of what it was intended for. the crime wave of the 1970s scared america. and when scared, americans often overreact and enact bad legisla...

Joining me now, our cnn senior political analyst, ron brownstein brownstein elsy grammarson and page pate. before we begin, gentlemen, let me play this sound from mike huckabee a potential 2016 candidate, speaking this morning on cnn with michael smerconish. >> you said earlier this week it wont stop until there are no more churches. and it occurred to me and i listened to the totality of that interview, it wasnt the lgbt community that i think caused the reversal in both arkansas and indiana, b...

Operation since saudi arabia went on the offensive inside yemen. thats where weve seen a potential of spate of terror attacks against the u.s. hashed and launched. our next guest recently said this quote: it was a train wreck that anyone who knows anything about yemen could see happening. we put our head in the sand, and the train wreck has happened, and now we are saying how did this happen? ali soufan is a former fbi agent. spent a lot of time in this country, ali what do you think about is ha...

Look at the fundamentals, the things that lyonnaise think of as birthrights. the right, for instance, to eat delicious cured pork in unimaginably delicious forms. >> the art of charcuterie, lyonnaise cant live without it. >> pate, sausages, its an art thats revered here and widely enjoyed. [ speaking french ] >> few names garner more respect from aficionados of pig than reynaud. [ speaking foreign language ] >> 20 ton of saucisson just inside this room. the holiday are coming and theyre going ma...