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12-year-old because he couldn't distinguish whether he was a 12-year-old or 20-year-old on two seconds' notice. >> mistakes are made. >> there are white people who live in public housing who have never been shot accidentally by a policeman. >> you do believe police come in an target black people. >> i didn't say that. that's what i'm taking away from you. >> what i believe and others in our community believe we're at risk in a way that other americans -- >> because cops target blacks. >> most cops -- the system has a different value toward black live which is why black lives matter. >> i could...

I want to bring in general barry mccaffrey courage jack jacobs. i want to get your reaction. you've been listening to this conversation, firsthand accounts. you've met a lot of world war ii veterans. general mccaffrey your sort of first response here. >> well, those interviews remind me my dad is a world war ii veteran, my father-in-law, my uncles the scale of that conflict 407,000 u.s. killed in action 670,000 wounded. and this d-day invasion certainly historically is a huge point. chuck, i think what we need to remind our viewers about, though, is it was not a forgone conclusion that this wo...

Coal, and don't let the industry and its proponents try to confuse one for the oomph for instance in kentucky, more people work in the auto industry than in mining in west virginia, they have lost have their coal industry jobs over the past few deb candidates and that's before the regulations were proposed. very few people in this country are employed by the coal industry. the ones who do should be taken care of if their jobs disappeared. we can afford to do it because in the grand scheme of things, there are actually so few of them. meanwhile, more than 10,000 coalminers died of black lung di...

Don't let the industry and its proponents try to confuse one for the other. for instance, in kentucky more people work in the auto industry than in mining. in west virginia they've lost half their coal industry jobs over the past three decades and that's before these regulations were even proposed. relatively speaking, very few people in this country are employed by the coal industry. the ones that do should be taken care of if their jobs disappear. we can afford to do it, because in the grand scheme of things there are actually so few of them. meanwhile, more than 10,000 coal miners died of b...

Emergency anti-dote that quickly revives those who overdose on heroin. 373,000 users in 2007 has grown to 670,000 users in 2012. as the epidemic grows, more and more families of addicts are pushing for legislation that would expand access to maloxone. this despite opposition from some lawmakers and some medical experts who say making it more widely available provides a false sense of security to drug abusers. joining me chad, who admits to breaking the law providing it to addicts and their families. and michael is in recovery after a 40-bag-a-day habit. chad, let me first start off