molly has to carry out democratic and social reforms. molly ends war and there is too much emphasis on new president and international help. molly and must take some responsibility. a lot ofd to do behavior changes. people here know that the president cannot be the answer to all of our problems. we need to change ourselves. barack obama who comes to molly, he is not going to go far. >> the election has given many of ways. i suffered corruption am a war and poverty. now it is up to the politicians to listen. been plenty of candidates in these elections, but talk us who through the front runners are. >> 27 candidates. to front runner does appear be the prime minister in the 1990s very he is seen as a strong opposition figure. opponent of the use of drug money. isther man to watch out for from timbuktu and he is seen as somebody who could possibly unite north and south, but this election really matters to the international community. security is important because we know a lot of weapons came into molly after the fall of colonel gadhafi in

i agree with molly. i think there is an opening here because the fact that fame plays such a big role in our politics. the same reason cory booker will not run again which is what booker was going to win that primary if he ran against lautenberg and cheney has that same kind of fame. the challenge here being she does have to speak to why is she running for the senate. i think it's critical here. why, if you look at virginia where she used to live and she'd probably have to win 1 million votes to be a senator and to win the primary in election, the republican primary, 50,000 votes. there is a clear cut argument right now for enzi to make that you just showed up here because it's easier for you to get to the senate. room for her to win, but she has to do more than what she's doing now and she has no message and she's not really contrasted in any strong way and she's not like cory booker. she's not rescuing people from their homes. she's got to do something with the cheney name and also doesn't have the ran

called thellande action in molly a victory against terrorism. he said his country was on the way to economic recovery. >> we can rest assured the second half of the year will be better than the first. i don't have to wait. i will prioritize investment. that is what the prime minister has announced. the decision will have an impact on france's teacher. conciliatory words in the face of record unemployment and an ailing economy. the country is in recession again and just lost the last of its major aaa ratings. consumer confidence is also at a record low and the government has announced this year's public at this it could go over target. amid these persistent economic woes, he is putting on a brave face and says his government will contain public spending, including cuts to the defense budget. maybe next year, there will be fewer jet taking part in the bastille day flyover. >> but change gears to sports and the tour de france and hope for a french win on bastille day chris frahm who defended his yellow jersey and won the top 15 states that took him

and still ahead as millions and molly waits for the results of a presidential poll we look at whether the election will bring stability about war and horrible war torn states to stay with us that story is coming right out. of these in full scope becoming independent schools a nation a nation should be self-governing to govern the people in the fields back to the loving someone else to. speak our language. programs documentaries in arabic it's all here on. the world toxic. the ip interview intriguing story. arabic to find out visit our big. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule the day. welcome back well it's not only government security agencies that have had their eyes on private data if you live in the u.k. many businesses also seem to have access to personal info new revelations in the british press suggest that major companies hired private investigators in order to steal data the country's organized crime agency apparently knew about this but kept the material secret until no

any more optimistic than that, molly? >> i don't make prediction but that sounds about right to me. >> wow. molly bald and matt welch, a story we will continue to follow. thank you for coming in today. >>> in the meantime, one side is calling it a massacre. dozens of muslim brotherhood supporters in egypt killed in clashes with police over the weekend. this morning, more demonstrations are expected all part of the crackdown on the muslim brotherhood. 260 people killed since the coup earlier this month that ousted president morsi. a chance for peace elsewhere in the middle east. for the first time since 2010 this morning, israel and palestinians will hold peace talks in washington and nbc's white house correspondent kristen welker is live for us. what can you tell us about this meeting today? >> chris, good morning. we know that secretary of state john kerry will be hosting the negotiators at a dinner this evening and they will meet again tomorrow. this is really a significant first step in resuming those stalled peace neg

pete: so molly, lucky you. at this point, what is left of his campaign? >> pete, i believe the technical term is a wing and a prayer. you know, he called it a bet. i think it was a gamble for him to ever get into this race. he was gambling that more things like this wouldn't come out. part of his explanation, if you can call it that -- he didn't actually explain very much, if this in fact can be explained. part of his explanation was, well, i told you this was going to happen. you asked me before if there were any more women out there and i said there probably were. so who is even surprised by this? but i think it was news to a lot of people and we had, you know, this woman that he had this online relationship with after he resigned going on television, calling him perpetually horny. i mean, none of this is mayoral in stature, if you will. [laughter] and so, you know, the problem is that even if people believe him and accept that it is some kind of compulsion, that makes it even harder to believe that he'll ever stop. >> could he have just said that? did

pete: so molly, lucky you. at this point, what is left of his campaign? >> pete, i believe the technical term is a wing and a prayer. you know, he called it a bet. i think w gim to ever get into this race. he was gambling that more things like this wouldn't come out. part of his explanation, if you can call it that -- he didn't actually explain very much, if this in fact can be explained. part of his explanation was, well, i told you this was going to happen. you asked me before if there were any more women out there and i said there probably were. so who is even surprised by this? but i think it was news to a lot of people and we had, you know, this woman that he had this online relationship with after he resigned going on television, calling him perpetually horny. i mean, none of this is mayoral in stature, if you will. [laughter] and so, you know, the problem is that even if people believe him and accept that it is some kind of compulsion, that makes it even harder to believe that he'll ever stop. >> could he have just said that? did he handle it in th

ends altogether. -- molly ends -- malians. the main problem isheg. who was the majority? who was when the majority when not tuareg people? we cannot keep saying all of these things. whoever is going to be in power has to realize the problem has to be solved, not by the way the players -- this is a minority people, we have to ignore them. >> would you rip that up? would you turns towards violence? >> it is a peaceful movement, but it has been ignored unfortunately. many are in jail for nothing because they are protesting peacefully. >> i need to tell you that there are people that disagree with you. >> they are standing on the other side. you have to look at the history. >> that is the reality of mali. there are these elements that are separate and they need to be separate. is that what you are saying? >> we have two separate these issues. the main problem is that tuareg and you have to solve that. the problem will come back again and again unless the main problem has been solved. >> if our only problem was tuareg, we would say

before so it begs the question with all the trouble the mollies been through lately are they really the right people to bring change and stability that wanted to go forward. and many people inside the country don't feel that that is the case what happened last year was extremely tragic the elected government to do to money to raid was overthrown by us trained. military official captain amadou sanogo and he claimed that he overthrew the government because the government was ineffective in dealing with the twelve rag a separatist movement in the north however after the elected government was overthrown the rebels in the north expanded their influence inside the country which precipitated the french intervention so it really is going to be a very difficult situation for any incoming government in mali considering the damage that has been done over the last year and a half i'm briefly thirty seconds if you will your thoughts for the future after this election given the fact that more peacekeepers a jew in the country when's it going to be when ma because she started its own two feet well ha

and this is a picture that was, again, posted by molly west last week. and it shows the three of them eating ice cream, right after the testimony of rachel jeantel. there's the picture there. and under it, you know, it talks about -- it talks about standing up against stupid. we beat stupidity celebration cones. that's the caption under it. that killed it was the other caption. the state yesterday found filed a motion because their claim is that that was inappropriate by an and large. did not ask for specific punishment or sanctions but did want judge nelson to look into that specifically and this afternoon the defense responded, basically saying that that was a private family moment that was captured. they also argued that picture itself was taken a day before rachel testified and posted on the first day of testimony. there's been a little back and forth. we don't expect judge nelson to sanction or punish. she hasn't brought this up in court yet. judge nelson excused the jury for the day job joy. >> all right. msnbc's craig melvin, thank you very much.

but instead of paying a fine and picking molly up, he left molly there. he let them keep the monkey. but now he's got another monkey. justin bieber's had two monkeys since i got my last oil change in my car. [ laughter ] and we know this because his private plane was reportedly delayed for eight hours because he couldn't find his new monkey. justin had chartered a plane to fly him from miami to l.a. he was supposed to take off at 11:00 a.m. he didn't show up at the airport until 3:00 p.m. and once he got there he couldn't find his monkey, so they chartered a helicopter to fly to west palm beach to get the monkey. who keeps giving this kid monkeys? [ laughter ] let minimum start out with a goldfish or work his way up. and how do you lose not one but two monkeys? one, i could see they're fast. but two means you're not paying attention. [ laughter ] missing monkeys seem to be an ongoing problem for justin bieber, but fortunately there's a new product on the market that could i think really help him out. ♪ keep your primates safe and sound ♪ ♪ with baby

molly line with her condition. what is her condition, molly? >> reporter: the word here is that heinz-kerry remains in critical condition. she traveled with her husband to the hospital in nantucket and came here with secretary of state john kerry, her husband to the hospital here in boston where she remains according to a source in the neuroscience intensive care unit. now secretary kerry tends to travel with really quite an on tore raj, that could rival that of the president of the united states, significant protect details and when teresa heinz-kerry flown here she reportedly came on her own plane on the short flight and had a motorcade that helped her get here for treatment. secretary kerry spent the night at the couple's beacon hill residence a few blocks from the hospital. she remains under protection of diplomatic security, arm of the state department, the full entourage that generally protect the secretary of state here at the hospital today. jon? jon: do we know what that was? has she had health problems before? >> reporter: we know she

molly has the country which has a weak and political structure. and so the concern will be molly. and somalia and other that will allow not because they want to but because they have the capabilities. and they will see within their territories their lands a used for terrorist training and terrorist operations. that was the great fear in afghanistan. and incidently. afghanistan never considered to be a rogue state or put on a state department list as a terrorist state even. but tv. it lent territory to the al-qaeda elements for several years as a staging base for a training base, and operational center for al-qaeda. which hit the united states in 9/11. they connecticut patrol what goes on in our borders that is a great worry. some somalia. and yemen. pakistan this. a state. in control of the government. those are the worries so and starting to deal with them. the strategy of use of drones. special forces training local forces and indigenous forcees to help us. that is what we are hoping that strategy will slow it down there. is always a feeling however that the terrorists will get

molly henneberg has more. >> molly: president obama did a couple of speeches this week trying to refocus the national discourse onto the question and jobs. he and his spokesperson repeated why they think it's difficult to stay on that message. >> over the past couple of years in particular, washington has taken the eye off the ball. an endless parade of distractions and political posturing and phony scandals shifts focus what needs to be done. >> the point is with an endless distraction of political posturing and phony scandals, lord knows what, washington keeps taking the eye off the ball. that needs to stop. >> phony scandals that captured the attention of many here in washington. fake scandals, we have to be focused on the northstar here. the issues that the american people want us to be focused on. >> they point to benghazi and irs and going after groups and nsa surveillance program and justice department targeting journalists as legitimate issues. the obama administration is stonewalling on benghazi. >> this is real scandal. no matter what they try to say, the administration is. the

>> molly, thank you. coming up later in this hour we will get historical context on president obama's comments. and we will look at how other leaders handled similar situations in the past and don't forget to tune into fox news sunday. tomorrow dr. ben carson and congresswoman donna edwards will join chris wallace for an exclusive interview about this case. that's tomorrow only on the fox newschannel. check your local listings for times. >>> oh boy, some much needed relief coming to millions of people baking. when i say baking i mean baking in the northeast. after six straight days of temperatures soaring into the 90s, the mercury is dropping a few degrees today as a cold front slides through. >> really? >> and now the region is bracing for severe storms. we go live to the fox news weather center. first, i know the storms, that could be serious, but a cold front? is that stretching it? >> no, it is going to be a cold front. it is a serious one that will drop temperatures in some cases 20 degrees. that's t

molly has the latest from here in dc. molly? >> the state department confirms that john carey was on his yacht for a short time on july 3rd. they were reversing the prior statements. and now some republicans want to know why the state department could not get its story straight. here is the time line. july 3rd, egyptian president mohamed morsi is ousted from power by the egyptian military. secretary carey is monitoring the situation, quote, very closely. a cbs producer sees secretary carey boarding his $7 million yacht in nantucket and tweets about it which prompts this reaction from the state department. a statement saying, quote, secretary carey was working all day and on the phone dealing with the crisis in egypt. any report or tweet that he was on a boat is completely inaccurate. and then on july 4th, cbs obtained photos of carey on his boat the previous day. when asked the state department stood by its assertion that secretary carey was not on the boat. then yesterday july 5th a reversal. the state department put out a stat

molly holds a landmark presidential election. i am in rio de janeiro, brazil, where pope francis has just ended his first international trip. >> we begin in egypt, where thousands of demonstrators have been attempting to march towards the military intelligence headquarters. the crowds began moving from the capital of the city district before eventually turning around. egypt armed forces have issued a statement warning the protesters to stay away from military installations in general and the military intelligence headquarters, in particular. the statements went onto say that any person who got too close or tried to engage engage with the personnel protecting it would expose themselves to danger in accordance with the law. supporters of the deposed president mohamed morsi are determined to continue their protest, as you can see. many have been can't out for more than a month now. similar rallies are taking place in at least eight efferent cities. different cities. >> the national defense council issued a strongly worded statement

vote counting is underway in a molly and after its presidential election it's the first since a cool last year saw separatists and jehovah's groups to control of the north now if no outright a winner is picked the election will go to a second round in two weeks' time millions of people have turned out to cast their ballots but many were unable to find the right polling stations due to organizational problems it's hoped the elections will bring stability and ensure a fragile peace but malise future still remains in doubt. for his way of examines the origin of the crisis that brought the nation close to civil war here in the north of the country the walls and billboards tell the story of the conflict when i am in no way took over this part of the country on every road sign there wrote welcome to free as i was somewhere you can still read it then the majority of painted their symbols there is no god except in arabic like letters in a white circle the modern flag appeared how after the governmental forces together with the french army liberated this area the fragile peace is now being ca

molly line on fox top story from boston. what do we know about this man. >> we know his name was stephan rakes. 59 years old. his body was found off of a roadside in lincoln, massachusetts. that's a community about 30 minutes west of the city of boston. he had formerly lived in south boston. and he has accused whitey bulger, james whitey bulger who is on trial right now of extorting him way back in the 80's. rakes claimed he was one of bulger's victims. accusing bulger and his partners of extortion. saying the men threatened his life and forced him to give up his liquor store the one he was riding in 1984. the middlesex district attorney's office put out a statement today regarding the autopsy that was performed saying no signs of trauma were found. the autopsy results are pending toxicology which generally takes several weeks to complete. identified as rakes. authorities said it appeared that he may have been out for a walk and had suffered possibly a medical episode. harris? >> harris: molly. i understand he had been a reg

it's -- molly. it's not your dog. >> molly? the skinny blond bitch? i thought that was your pilates instructor. >> jimmy: no, no. >> you've got to be -- >> jimmy: i'm sorry. i didn't know you were going to do this. >> okay. [ cheers and applause ] could you -- hold on. you're not reading what's on my face. what, did you not see the social cues that were going on here? this is obviously not the time to drop the [ bleep ] balloons. >> jimmy: this is so embarrassing. adam carolla, everyone. oh, adam -- see him performing live july 18th through 20th at caroline's in new york. august 3rd at the wiltern here in l.a. we'll be right back with music from ciara. [ cheers and applause ] "the democratic party of virginia sponsored this ad." when congress failed to renew the violence against women act, republan and democratic attorneys general from 47 states spoke out to protect women. but ken cuccinelli refused. the roanoke times wrote, "virginians should remember cuccinelli's cowardly inaction as he seeks to become the next governor." "one either stands for toug

is to leave hand to mouth while knowing your country and its people could and should be there each mollies full of diverse national resources we do mining for a really significant part of the country's g.d.p. . there are many mineral deposits but we don't see this richness elite maybe they feel corruption is terrible and revenue distribution is lame. i mean not to believes mostly foreign companies extracting the country's natural resources is as big if not a bigger problem than corruption. international firms exploit our sites but they're not interested in developments on the ground they're afraid that if that happens we'll not need them and we'll get all the benefits. major governmental programs are aimed at attracting more foreign investors with palm and even adopting legislation for their needs. molly has resources but they're not exploited well we need long term development and infrastructure support so that people would feel more comfortable. but many doubt foreign money will go to improve people's living standards they have a journalist from the north says resources may even bring ha

is to leave hand to mouth while knowing your country and its people could and should be there each mollies full of diverse national resources with mining formerly significant part of the country's g.d.p. . there are many mineral deposits but we don't see this richness the elite may be they feel corruption is terrible and revenue distribution is lame on the bus that was. i mean not to believes mostly foreign companies extracting the country's natural resources is as big if not a bigger problem than corruption. international firms exploit our sites but they're not interested in developments on the ground they're afraid that if that happens we'll not need them and we'll get all the benefits. major governmental programs are aimed at attracting more foreign investors with palm and even adopting legislation for their needs. molly has resources but they're not exploited well we need long term development and infrastructure support so that people would feel more comfortable. but many doubt that foreign money will go to improve people's living standards they have a journalist from the north says re

what is with this molly patrick downes? she is everywhere. yes, she is our eyes and ears into the east end of london 70 years ago when you won't get it from the times of london then the order from a cabinet meeting memo. now there were other people over there doing that and william l. scheier had come back from germany but molly served as again a voice to bring us away from the cabinet meetings and action on the eastern front and back to london and londoners which is really london and londoners are two of the big characters in the book for the first 500 pages. >> you know another relationship is between churchill and alec brooke who is field marshal and it's this same position as george marshall who was there for a very important orchestrated work. these two could not be more different. it's amazing their relationship lasted. >> churchill never fired any of his military chiefs and as minister of defense he could have on all of them threatened to quit all the time and none of them ever did. burke's diaries are just a tear. they were a riot. th

it's -- molly. it's not your dog. >> molly? the skinny blond bitch? i thought that was your pilates instructor. >> jimmy: no, no. >> you've got to be -- >> jimmy: i'm sorry. i didn't know you were going to do this. >> okay. [ cheers and applause ] could you -- hold on. you're not reading what's on my face. what, did you not see the social cues that were going on here? this is obviously not the time to drop the [ bleep ] balloons. >> jimmy: this is so embarrassing. adam carolla, everyone. oh, adam -- see him performing live july 18th through 20th at caroline's in new york. august 3rd at the wiltern here in l.a. we'll be right back with music from ciara. [ cheers and applause ] ,, >> jimmy: her new self-titled album comes out july 9th. here with the song "body party," ciara. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> everybody having a good time tonight? my body's your party tonight, baby. ♪ just me and you. ♪ my body is your party baby nobody's invited but you baby ♪ ♪ me and you alone ♪ tell me what you want ♪ baby put your phone down you should turn

molly? >> shout-out to my son who turns 4 tomorrow. he has managed to survive four years of my parenting amazing. i love you, baby boy. >> my shameless plug, remember doug bailey at the museum. a bittersweet evening of celebrations and remembering. you can watch the president's speech on the economy live at 2:00 p.m. here on msnbc. see you back here tomorrow. coming up next is chris jansing. bye-bye. i'm meteorologist bill karins with your business travel forecast. thunderstorms found in numerous spots in the southeast. they will be hit and miss down in florida concentrated thunderstorms, heaviest move plu arkans through missouri and arkansas and conduct. the thunderstorm spret into wednesday in areas of kentucky and tennessee. have a great day. [ male announcer ] here at optionsxpress, our clients really seem to appreciate our powerful, easy-to-use platform. no, thank you. we know you're always looking for the best fill price. and walk limit automatically tries to find it for you. just set your start and end price. and let it do its t

that's where molly henneberg is. molly, what kind of techniques are they using to protect the crowds? >> jamie, some we see, such as the nine security checkpoints to help people get on to the mall. some we don't see. there are likely some eyes in the sky here today. police are also using text messages to communicate with the crowds here today. people who sign up with get texts with details on the weather and schedule changes and information on kids celebrated from their parents. law enforcement officers have a safety suggestion for any family around the country about to leave home for a crowded july 4th event. >> in case for whatever reason you should become separated from your child we all have the technology now on our phones to just go ahead and take a quick photo that way it will assist us, meaning law enforcement emergency services trying to locate your child and we'll have a real photo, clothing, height, everything. >> jamie: there is also the annual fourth of july concert going on with barry manilow and neil d

to find the right polling station due to organizational problems historian general gerald horne says molly was simply not prepared for the election . the country is not ready at all for example check the electoral roll for example the list of voters it's unclear why does the fact that there are so many refugees and internally displaced persons put it this way if our northern mali i would be hesitant to go to a polling station it was not so long ago that these militant so-called islamicist were actually ruling that part of the country we recall the devastation they wreak the havoc they wreak in terms of beating women in the streets in terms of destroying valuable manuscripts stretching back centuries that basically revealed the intellectual firepower that then existed in that part of africa it seems to me that is election in many ways is going to be an uncertain in to an uncertain enterprise the leader of the west african nation insisted before the vote that the election would be built only way to secure the fragile peace that many still doubt that mali will face ability more now from our d

molly line with more at woods hole mass, molly. >> this is a great place for great shark research because the local scientists say. last summer. the expedition is being run by a nonprofit group called o search and they are aim by the end of august this very ambitious goal is to capture, tag and then release up to 20 great white sharks 126-foot vessel equipped with a 75,000-pound custom shark lift, o search expedition leader chris fisher. >> we will actually capture the white shark, bring it back to the ship and swing it over the lift and pick it up out of the water. keep it out of the water 15 minutes before we execute 12 different research projects before we have water flowing over the gills and water over the eyes. quickly,allow it to. >> they want to share. blog.ting expedition shark tracker on that site. they have tagged 30 sharks all around the world and as they tag the sharks off the coast of cape cod, they will be posting that as well. you will be able to follow right along. shep? >> shepard: molly, about a dozen different shark species reportedly swim the waters or through them ar

folks exe and i finished it molly's presidential election where large numbers turned out to cast their ballots major organizational problems being reported in the north with many people unable to find the right polling stations and many of the half a million people forced from their homes by violence and long running instability were unable to vote a story joe horn says molly was simply not prepared for the election. the country is not ready at all for example to take the electoral role for example the list of voters it's unclear why does the fact that there are so many refugees and internally displaced persons put it this way if i were in northern mali i would be hesitant to go to a polling station it was not so long ago that these militant so-called islamicist were actually ruling that part of the country we recall the devastation they wreak the havoc they reach in terms of beating women in the streets in terms of destroying valuable manuscripts stretching back centuries that basically reveal the intellectual firepower that didn't exist in that part about africa it seems to me that i

the fre nettic political blogger, perhaps, but not necessarily to the press corps as a whole. >> molly ball, there's a real criticism of politico in here. politico at one time was a relatively new entry. now it seems like part of the establishment here in d.c. mark salter says they have taken every worst trend in reporting, every single one of them and put them on rocket fuel. mark salter, of course, the famous senior aide to senator john mccain. he said the trivialization of the news, has politico fueled that microattention here for political coverage? >> in the spirit of this town, i must make a disclosure as people are constantly doing in washington to show how important they are. i once worked at politico, i worked there for a year. and i think they are more of the symptom than the disease. we have an accelerated culture. at one time it was the news networks, the 24/7 cable news like cnn that were the problem. and then it became the internet. but it's really people's attention and the things people want to know. it's the audience, i think, that drives all of these things. i think t

molly, what are the victims saying today? >> shep, we had a chance of-to-talk to a mother of two brothers who were severely wounded in the course of this boston bombing. paul and jc lost a leg. liz was here today, she said on behalf of her sons and here is what she had to say about tsarnaev's demeanor in court. >> he just showed no remorse. it looked like he smirked at everybody and he just, you know, had a care-free attitude like nothing. no emotions whatsoever other man smirking when he came. in i want to know why. i don't understand how somebody could do that to so many innocent people. >> more that 250 people were wounded and lost their lives. campbell, lindsey lou and 8-year-old --' looked like a chaotic scene of the courthouse at this view today. >> for certain at the federal court. he arrived heavy guard and caravan that included armored vehicle there was actually supporters on hand here today pro-tsarnaev supporters here cheering him when he arrived there was also a very solemn showing from the mit police officers. th

molly line is in boston. molly. >> for betsy, owning her own home like many others was the american dream. five years ago she bought herself a town house. now, like millions of other americans, she is underwater. >> the market and the economy just like tanked. it was awful. you know, you thinking that you are going to have some kind of profit on your property if you ever wanted to sell it. but, not in five years. it just kept dropping and dropping and dropping. >> massachusetts realtor danny griffin says upside down homeowners don't want to sell and that's leaving sparse inventory, slowing economic recovery. >> if you clear out all the foreclosed properties or a massive portion of them but there is no increase in the market to create new equity positions where fewer houses are upside down, what happens? there is this massive void. who can sell? >> a federal program called harp, the home affordable refinance program offers underwater homeowners who are current on their mortgages whose loans are owned by fannie

molly, criticism coming for the president tonight. there is disagreement about whether the kind of speech helped to role racial divisions or makes them printout. nmarchers plans over the verdict and these are strictly racially toned. why in the world would the president come out prior to the demonstrations and gas to the fire. >> the president made a small step in the way of that explanation and it is a great opportunity to talk about race. it is not that the president was making race an issue. he illustrates how we move america forward. >> it is unclear what the obama administration will do now. >> the president said the jury h had spoken and that's how the jury works. >> why did the president decide to make those remarks now? >> his remarks presoweded the rally. he wanted to give context on how the african-american views the case and verdict. it may mark a memorable moment in his president. >> it is difficult for him to talk about race. he is an african-american president who is elected president with a constitution and a bill of ri

>> jimmy: it is not your dog -- molly -- >> the skinny blonde bitch? i thought it was your pilates is teacher -- >> jimmy: i didn't know you were going to do this. [ cheers and applause ] >> hold on -- you are not reading what is on my face, did you not see the social cues that were going on here? this is obviously not the time to drop the [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: this is so embarrassing, adam carolla, everyone. oh, adam -- see him performing life. 18th through the 20th, at carolines here in l.a. we'll be right back with music from ciara. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: her new self-titled album comes out july 9th. here with the song, "body party," ciara. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ my body is your party baby nobody's invited but you baby ♪ ♪ i can do it slow now tell me what you want baby put your phone down you should turn it off ♪ ♪ 'cause tonight it's going down tell your boys it's going down ♪ ♪ we in the zone now don't stop ooh ♪ ♪ you can't keep your hands off me touch me right there rock my body ♪ ♪ i can't keep my

molly is live at the national mall. a major security event. any new measures in place? >> there they are always revising their security efforts. some we see, some we decent, officials will here before the sun came up and be here after midnight. they were setting up security checkpoints and searching the grounds. and also a text-message system they tested last year and they're bringing it back. they can send text messages to people who celebrate here with information on the weather or changes in plans or details on a missing child. and speaking of missing child. and officials give advice to families tending a big event. >> in case you get separated from your child, we all have the technology to take a quick photo. that way it will assist us, meaning law enforcement, emergency services, trying to locate your child and we'll have a real photo, clothing, height, everything. >> they have the parade. they're going to have concert here with neil diamond and barry man low and others and then fireworks today. >> i understand one of the monuments looks a little different. >> the

molly is covering this from the covering in in boston. >> it removed from be an emotional day in the federal courthouse. this is first time they will have a look at dzhokar tsarnaev the lone surviving boston bombing suspect. this is first time in a courtroom where he will face the serious charges. its packed courtroom not just for family members but with a few supporters of dzhokar tsarnaev and great deal of press to keep an eye on the situation as it continues to develop. today she expected to hear all of these charges in court. we have yet to hear from the u.s. attorneys office whether they will actually seek the death penalty in this case or not. tsarnaev and his brother are accused of essentially a conspiracy in this. you mentioned the first serious charge, weapons of mass destruction of placing bombs on the streets of boston. >> shep: molly, thanks. >> in court, they are back. >> in closing. there is one composite exhibit the state is going to review and not have an objection. a lawsuit will be entered in by stipulation. >> that would be composite exhibited 30? >> yes. it's only

. >> eric: molly with the reaction there and what are they saying now? >> the reaction in boston has been fierce. we're on boyleston street. it was easy to find people that had negative feelings and twitter verse on fire. there are numerous things all over the web an on routinely petition a friend of jeff bowman. he lost both his names during that bombing. and pictures of him were broadcast all around the world. in a letter that was written in this petition to john winters who is the rolling stone founder to get this magazine to remove the cover photo. here is what the petition says. we have lost family and friends. we have lost limbs and suffered life altering injuries. we have forever lost our sense of security. we lost as eight-year-old child. all at the hands of your cover boy. that is from katlyn knox town send. here are some pretty strong emotions. >> i believe it's not the right place for that type of article to be placed in entertainment magazine. it's giving him more publicity than needed. >> those are people in public eye and doing good things.

>> molly, thank you very much. right now, police charged the driver of a party boat with manslaughter after a bridal party tragedy. searchers finding a body the description of the bride to be floating in the water two weeks before the wedding day and at this hour, the best man is still missing. they are searching for him and details of what went horribly wrong on a famous american river. >> also, it fell from the sky without warning and landed in some some body's backyard. who is claiming responsibility for a huge missing plane part. stay close. i want to make things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat mo dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ can help you do what you do... eve

. >> of millions of voters are gearing up for sunday's presidential election and molly. -- mali. the national movement for the liberation has made -- the agreement allowed peacekeepers kadal for the-- election. patrol inacekeepers the north of mali. they control this part of the country. a temporary truce with the government allowed forces into the election. the situation is tense there. they were accused of kidnapping officials last week. the government has to -- it is clearly stated in the text of the constitution owns that we should have equality. it has never been put into practice. we want it to be implemented, being ae it risks into bomb it will explode. >> the united nations is holding elections bring peace and stability. international community promised billions of dollars in aid to legitimate government. >> it is one of the poorest countries in the world. me security concerns alians. >> almost 7 million people are registered to vote. tens of thousands of people may leave the north. ony cannot find their names the list. >> people have felt excluded from politics. this ele

molly henneberg live in d.c. with the latest. what do we expect from the defense today, molly? >> reporter: the defense attorney said it would take about two hours to give his closing argument and that aiding the enemy charge you were just talking about, rick, it's key. it's the most serious one of the 21 charges against 25-year-old private bradley manning. and could land him in prison for life if he's convicted. the attorney said yesterday about his closing argument, quote: you're going to hear what the truth sounds like. the government has its job, but there's nobody who could believe what they said. and on the prosecution's five-plus-hourlong closing argument, he said, quote: if it takes you that long to get your point across, you know it is not true. the court-martial's happening at fort meade outside of baltimore, maryland. there is no jury per manning's request. his case is being heard by an army judge, colonel delaware -- denise lind and is expected to announce her decision in the next several days. rick: molly, the prosecution obviously painting a very different picture

who cares about molly? then sitting under the stars when evening jay during last year with the prime minister in to a governor who said it is bad. it is so dry but their trampoline the crops there is violence every day premium more wells so i went back to the when i accomplished zero and a few weeks later the coup in their own people are on the bow on the river from the armed rebels this is predictable ladies and gentlemen, if you don't think so then come with me on a trip i will predict the next failures but if we just sit there like a spectator sport the new field of fragile states are a natural phenomenon but this is kennedy's point. we used to take challenges. we went to the moon. you could drill 10 wells and when kennedy said be going to the moon they did not know how. so we ask why the go to the moon? he gave the most famous dancer because it is hard. because it will organize the best in us. who talks like that now? we don't even take on challenges with the president of united states said it is our ca

>> all right, molly, thanks. >>> up next, restarting the middle east peace process again. but first, a live look at detroit from our fox affiliate there, wjbk. obviously bankruptcy looming there is a big story. tonight, the big story, real detroit cops arrested for robberies supposedly committed by fake cops. okay. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. weekdays are for rising to the challenge. they're the days to take care of business. when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communications solutions and responsive, dedicated support, we constantly evolve to meet your needs. every day of the week. centurylink® your link to what's next. delivering mail, medicine and packages, yet they're closing thousands of offices, slashing service and want to layoff over 100,000 workers. the postal service is recording financial losses, but not for reasons you might think. the problem? a bu

>> molly, thank you. >>> teachers and other employees in one arkansas school district will be packing more than pencils and pens this fall. 20 workers in clarksville will carry concealed weapons. they've undergone 53 hours of training, will legally be considered licensed, armed security guards. >>> last night we ran a story stating former south carolina governor mark sanford resigned because of his illicit affair. he in fact finished his term as governor. we regret the error. >>> is it a grand bargain in the works or the same old sales pitch bound for the dust heap on capitol hill. we will talk about the president's newest economic initiative with the fox all stars after the break. [ metal rattling ] ♪ hello? boo! i am the ghost of meals past. when you don't use pam, this is what you get. residue? i prefer food-based phantasm, food-tasm. poultry-geist works too if you used chicken. [ laughs ] resi-doodle-doo. [ female announcer ] bargain brand cooking spray can leave annoying residue. but pam leaves up to 99% less residue. pam helps you keep it off. test test >>> i'm willing to work

. >> thank you, on any day mike could tell me about your beautiful girl mollie and hopefully she won't get any ideas from this next story. >> we have a story about a very little oregon girl who will have to wait 15 years to use what she bought on e-bay. check it out. >> good job. >> she goes a hundred miles an hour. >> reporter: kids can be busy bodies. this little girl is. >> she tends to be pretty active active. >> reporter: she loves a crash tested smartphone. car keys are pretty cool, too. it all added up last month when dad received notice from e-bay congratulating him on his purchase. of a gently used 1962 austin healley sprite for just over $200. >> 225 is what it ended up costing. she died to open up the e-bay app and start looking around and one thing led to another and we own a car. >> reporter: a franken sprite to be exact. you can imagine mom and dad's reaction when they found about her little online shopping spree. >> panic. initial panic. just what do we do? we can't afford it kind of thing. >> reporter: but they decided to keep it. >> she says she bought a car. i said ye

molly hunter is in cairo, watching the escalate of tension and violence between the muslim brotherhood and the military. >> the u.s. state department is urging all parties to find a political solution but last night did nothing to calm the nerves in washington. a plate cat association between the muslim brotherhood and the ruling government is looking increasingly unlikely and with the stability of america's biggest arab ally in doubt, the president obama is watching it closely. >> so are supporters, fearing a direct confrontation with member office the muslim brotherhood. abc news, new york. >> an east bay woman has been reunited with her cat after someone stole the animal from her car. she saw rocksie safe and sound at the spca in san francisco. she said she last saw her kaz on thursday before she went to a business dinner. police say the crook smacked her car window and took rocksie, ignoring a purse with a laptop in the back sheet. she said she took the cat to a friend while she was out of town. >> a prewedding cruise on the hudson ends with the missing bride-to-be and her fiancee

>> shepard: molly line at mass gen in boston. manny alvarez says aging increases risk of seizures after 60 anyway. several health conditions risk of seizures including strokes and brain tumors. killing into usama bin laden blames that country's own intelligence service for allowing the world's most wanted terrorist to live there for nearly a decade. the al jazeera satellite television channel obtained and released the report it found usama bin laden lived in a half dozen different locations in inside pakistan. and if called to pakistan intelligence and security services incompetent and negligent for allowing that to happen. the extent of incompetence to put it mildly was astounding if not believable. the report noted that bin laden wore a cow boy boy hat when he strolled outside the dom pound so eyes in the sky could live him it contained a claim that usama bin laden was clearly captured when a policeman pulled him over for speeding. that was about 10 years ago. the officer failed to record usama bin laden. um-huh. so far no publ