and a man in particular stood in his way, fellow republican and kentuckian rand paul. he wants to see all of this go away. but the freedom act would do a key thing. it would end the collection of american song records. we are not talking about the content of your calls, but it is who you call when you call them and privacy experts say it reveals a lot about people. the freedom act puts an end to that part of what the patriot act has been doing. here is how rand paul talked about the freedom act on the floor tonight. >> tonight begins the process of ending bulk collection. the bill will ultimately pass. we always look for silver linings. i think the bill may be replacing a bulk collection with another. the government after the bill passes will no longer collect your phone records. my concern is that the phone companies may do the same thing. >> that's because the phone companies keep that data. and basically the government would have to go to them with specific warrants for individuals. the freedom act extends other parts of the patriot abbing including wire tapping and

i think rand paul is absolutely correct. our going in to iraq in 2003 was one of the greatest strategic blunders in the history of the united states. not only has it created isil, it's empowered iran. >> how can you explain isil for us? it seems like they are dying on the battlefield. it seems like there is a coalition of arab states against them in the gulf region, and yet we are talking about them now a year after they declared the caliphate and we're talking about a counter offensive. we seen the beheadings. we've seen the people set on fire. how is it that they continue to grow when it seems that they're doing so many things that are counter to so many different cultures? >> that's a great question. i think really what we're see something a lack of capable ground forces that are really able to push acitizen out of the sanctuary that it has in syria and iraq. the city that it holds are key claim to legitimacy its ability to claim that it is the caliphate and leader of all muslims. that's proven to be a resonate message no

and i think rand paul is absolutely correct. our going into iraq in 2003 was one of the greatest strategic blunders in the history of the united states. not only as it created i.s.i.l it's emfourth iran. >> ms. gambir, how can you describe i.s.i.s. for us? it seems there's a coalition of arab states that are against them in the region, yet we are talking about them a year after the caliphate and we're talking about the counteroffensive, we have seen the beheadings and the people set afire. how is it that they continue to grow when they are doing so much countercounter to so many forces? >> that's ogreat question, the sanctuary that it has in both syria and iraq, the cities it holds are the key claim to legitimacy. the caliphate and the leader of all muslims that has proven to be a huge message not only in the middle east but all over the world. we're seeing individuals in the west including the u.s. try to launch attacks in i.s.i.s.'s name and the longer it's able to stay within iraq and syria and restain that sanctuary the more

rand paul but he is not going to win the nomination. she faces a field full of people some of whom could beat her in a head to head race but they are not going to win their party's nomination. the republicans who were we haveh are likely to win the nomination, marco rubio, scott walker and jeb bush and most polls, she beats jeb bush handley and in most scott walker handily. there is a chance that marco rubio who is unknown could catch on fire and provided we haveh provide a challenge to her. she is we haveh hess the greatest risk hillary clinton would face but she could beat jeb bush or head walk we haveh we haveh scott walker in a head to head race. >> thanks for the analysis. coming up the world we haveh world health source calls an emergency meeting on the mers outbreak, plus. >>> a month ago, in san jose costa rico a newly developed app for your phone could be a fight against dengue fever. >> how the grace was greener for nadal after his french open failure. ♪ just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcas

this went as well as it could have assuming that she didn't see paul beban's package, where you saw the gentleman come out undecided. if that kind of - you know i was kidding about it if that message resonates with voters people that didn't like her as much voting for president obama against hillary clinton, that's what he wants. >> what do you think will be a hard selling point for her as she moves forward? >> i think specifics will be a selling point. when you have a big field for the also ran, not just the democrats and the republicans, to get specific it's difficult when you are the front runner, for fear of alienating a block of voters it happens to the favourites, it's difficult to be specific. if she is able to get her message, and connect with voters as she did today. it's june, we have a long way to go. that'll be good to do. >> mrs. clinton brought up her family talking about her mother as well. is this a calculated effort to show a different side to hillary clinton? >> i think it is. you have to assume that anyone forget hillary clinton, anyone would learn from a defeat. rona

more from paul beban, at the rally on new york's roosevelt island. >> that is why i am running for president of the united states. >> reporter: in front of a cheering flag-waving crowd, hillary clinton made her case for winning the white house. [ chants ] >> reporter: throughout her 45 minute speech the former first lady, senator and secretary of state balanced populous promises to build a fairer america with her personal history. >> my mother taught me that everybody needs a chance. and a champion. she knew what it was like not to have either one. her own personality abandoned -- parents abandoned her and by 14 she was out on her own works as a housemaid. >> reporter: again and again she returned to drawing strength and pride from her family, especially her mother. >> she would remind me why we keep fighting even when the odds are long and opposition fierce. i can still here her saying life is not about what happens to you, it's about what you do with what happens to you. so get back out there >> reporter: it's part of her campaign's plan to reframe her personae as more of a warm, hard-work

paul beban has been following the investigation and has this report. some of the video is disturbing. >> reporter: on the night of may 11, 2012 a long narrow river boat was motoring up the river in a nearby corner of the honduras river. it was headed for a jungle outpost. most of the 16 people on board were on their way home. all of them were about to be caught in the crossfire of the war on drugs. remote and roadless it is a haven for cartels and traffickers. cocaine arrives on the coast by boat or small plane, landing on the airstrips, clara and her 14-year-old son who finished school for the summer were two of the passengers. they approached the area at 2:30 in the morning, and clara awoke to the sound of helicopters, the shots began from above and i jumped up. i shouted out "where is my son" he wasn't in the front of the boat no one was there. >> another passenger was travelling with her two young daughters. she struggled to shield them. >> i thought how will i save myself, it's better for me to die here with my children. that's why i didn't jump o

paul brennan. >>> greece is preparing for crisis negotiations in brussels on monday. the greek government says it's optimistic but many are concerned the country's economy is now well beyond their control. >>reporter: greeks have grown increasingly used to economic uncertainty but as the country braces for talks in brussels thousands gather in athens in solidarity. this could be the last chance to prevent greece defaulting on a $1.8 billion payment. we are in a state of great anxiety about tomorrow. no one knows what the lenders are going to decide. there is great uncertainty and nobody knows how it's going to end. >> earlier, greek cabinet ministers gathered to finalize a new proposal. among them the finance minister. greece's creditors, the imf, european commission and european central bank insist further austerity is vital. germany is demanding greece introduce urgent reforms in return for billions of dollars in financial aid. >> our stablization policy has worked in recent years in the european countries where reforms have been agreed to and implemented. >> but th

joining us now is rear end john paul brown. how can this community be talking so much about forgiveness, when there's so much to forget? >> well, you have to understand that evil has always been present. the church has always been under attack. the message of the church has never changed. love peace restoration. now, if we change that message by any act of violence or evil, then we no longer have a purpose in this world. >> how do you open the doors when you might be afraid that the next person that comes in that you don't recognize -- >> you're not. you're not. there's a feeling of apprehension is fair, but nobody forces anybody to come to church. they always make that choice. they come through everything they've been through some death, some of loss of a loved one, some unemployed, some lost a job some are facing a divers, they come, and they come because they know that something special takes place in a sanctuary. they just know that. >> members of congress were in that sanctuary today as was the governor making a point that

toen $65,000 in recent years to that man, republican candidate ted cruz and republican senator rand paul and former republican senator rick santorum. the guardian said that ted cruz's presidential campaign will receive all the money they received from -- will return all the money they received from the group. >>> still on the run ever since reports of a sighting yesterday. pennsylvania border town of friendship. if the conevicts are still in the area they will be found. >> we will continue to search this area until all leads have been exawfded. as we have -- exhausted. we wim search behind every rock every tree every structure until we're confidence that that area is secure. while this is an unconfirmed sighting the state police are asking residents who live on this area, to be on alert. >> richard matt and david sweat broke out of prison two weeks ago.. >> travis boy is sppted of fatally shooting an officer boyce was arrested still with the handcuffs around his wrists. >> when the police officers are together we're unbeatable. when you kill a police officer in the line of duty it is an