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Suddenly derailed and crashed while rounding a curve on its way out of philadelphia. seven people confirmed dead at this point, more than 200 people injured. as to what happened and why. what weve learned substantively about the derailment has largely come from that data recorder. investigators confirming that the recorder indicates in a the train at the time of the derailment was traveling at more than 100 miles an hour, through that curve. more than twice the posted speed limit for that stretc...

The guy over tells him, the guy gets out of the car to get his drivers license, he reaches back in the car to get his drivers license and he shoots him. so if these are the examples that are becoming more and more prevalent, you have to understand why theres a genuine concern in the community about the value of a young black mans life, and why this greater tension now between the police and young african-american males. all of this needs to be addressed, substantively, not just with marches and ...

Of clinton ink inc. daniel is with us. republican strategist roger stone. and fox news contributor, former clinton pollster is with us. good to see you. >> good to be here sean. >> thank you. >> youve got to be uncomfortable with the idea that our government signed off on 20% of our limited uranium resources now under the control of vladimir putin. >> i think it was a bad policy decision. i think the restart was a bad policy decision. ive written a book saying that russia is basically taking ter...

Work with them. >> can we hear from mr. mccullough? >> you can. >> i dont have much to say substantively about the case, but i did just want to thank the jury for the verdict. its obviously been a long trial and it was quite, im sure an inconvenience for them in their lives to commit this kind of time. we felt we had their attention every day, both the prosecution and the defense. fairly considered the evidence. theyve returned a verdict thats supported by that evidence. so were very grateful fo...

Hes been laying low and he wants to indicate to folks that hes in this. >> last question to you. another big political event today. this one in iowa where hillary clinton will be holding a low key event at a community college. stylistically and substantively, what do you expect to see from her today? >> it will probably -- it has to be different than what we have seen so far which is low key "snl" worthy moments at chip elt -- chipotle. shes going to talk to voters. we havent seen her do that so...

That, you know, goes beyond that to something that people can identify with in their own lives. i think she can do it. shes much better on the personal side as youve noted but never been willing to show that. i think now maybe she is. and certainly from the right, i think thats all good for us because then you got that comparison and contrasting substantively on the issues as opposed to just talking about benghazi all day long. >> no doubt. caroline, its not good when the numbers say that people...

And look at the last part of this and read that to yourself and see if that refreshes your memory. >> okay. >> does that refresh your memory sir? >> yes. >> and what was the date of the affidavit? >> the 19th of august 2013. >> okay. and at that time was your memory better fresher, than it is today. >> objection, your honor. >> objection sustained. and this document has been used only by both counsel to see if it would refresh the recollection. the document is not an exhibit in the case and stat...

Seriously, while trying to push a conversation that needs to be handled much more substantively and thought fully is still a good thing. its done two things. first of all, we are talking about it. >> and drinking coffee. >> now, the issue is is this a one off. is this all theyre doing or is this part of a broader campaign to put the issue of race in the context of the business community, of the country in a larger way. look, i do think it puts a burden on the baristas that they never asked for a...

Exact thing in terms of they and their teams decided which e-mails they would release, which e-mails they wouldnt release. substantively, its very similar. you know, i disagree with jamila a little bit because i think its important the idea of freedom of information and what public officials have to put on the record and what the public has access to. i do think thats a stant ifubstantive issue. there is a double standard being applied in the media and at the political level, of course. >> josh?...

What she did then so let me just stress the importance of keeping in mind the time interval we are talking about here. so thats a start. but more importantly and more substantively, she was quite direct in saying yeah probably wasnt the best thing to have done and i dont know how much more direct she could have gotten with that statement, but the issue thats concerning as we listen to tray gowdy and others is that this has now become almost like a game ball to be knocked and batted around it is ...