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You know, the presidents call tonight -- i should say one other thing before i get to the presidents comments tonight. on the number of victims, this number has been all over the place this afternoon. understandably, the authorities out there have had their hands full. we havent had a lot of reporting back to the officials in washington, which is the normal way we learn about these things. they said earlier today that the number of people that were killed they thought was 13. then they thought m...

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And my hope is that as the country takes a look at how we are responding to not just the freddie gray incident but the surge in violence, well have some positive things to talk about, trends on getting on top of the surge. every time theres been a surge in homicides in the country before, the tide was stemmed by a national response. and as president of the conference of mayors thats what im going to look for. hopefully with the models in baltimore we have examples of things that can be transferr...

Only one possible explanation for her to conduct her official correspondence on a personal e-mail account. you know, shes keeping things out of reach of people, investigators and others, and keeping herself out of reach of freedom of information requests. what is your reaction to all this? >> well, the union leader is hardly an arbiter of democratic politics. they are a very republican, very conservative newspaper. so i think hillary clinton has released and with the state department will contin...

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I dont know that hes gained drastically. hes gaineded since the last time cnn did a poll. i dont know if since this first debate, but hes holding steady. number that boggles my mind and my colleague pointing this out to me today. his numbers and favorablety numbers are better than jeb bushs right now. more people like donald trump than like jeb bush, which is a remark bable finding. i think we focus a lot of trump. understandably so, but bushs struggles here are real. i know its not a national p...

How it ends, just moments later, with walter scott dead in the grass. this case, understandably, with this incredible visual record of the shooting, and with the incredible contrast between the police departments initial explanation for what happened and what can be seen in that bystanders video, this case has ignited a new national discussion on policing in plaque communities, the difference between black and white experiences of law enforcement in this country. in national politics, that discu...

Police telling us to back up to different corners. you know, you never knew what was going to happen next. we werent sure if bradley stone was in his home at the time yesterday in pennsburg so there was a real tense scene up in pennsburg yesterday. >> understandably so. in fact, one-time friend of the ex-wife who lost her life was planning to come on with us today to tell us all about her and her fears for her life in the past, but she was scared to give her name, because she was worried she mig...

Hopes up because theyve had so many false leads in the past. >> understandably so. so many questions still out there. thank you for that. let me bring in editor and chief of "flyer" magazine. take a listen to what theyre skying about the acoustic signals. >> this is an important and encouraging lead. >> do you see them as being important and encouraging? >> yes, i do. ive been really skeptical of finding the downed plane but this is an important lead. there is a chance that the pings they heard ...

Responsible for getting it right. the safety standards that we require are extraordinary. not only in the operations of the aircraft but in the way theyre built, tested, and certified to fly. a lot of the credit for that goes to the national transportation safety board, which is one of the most effective government agencies weve got in carrying out its mission, and which learns from every air mishap, then incorporates those lessons in law and policy. a lot of credit goes to the airlines themselv...