unforgettable. you may remember a month or so ago his mother took to twitter and really appealed to isis to not do this so her son can could go on doing what he was doing overseas. john kerry goes on to say the fact her appeal went unheeded is only further testament to the wicked inhaw mant of the isil terrorists who have taken her son from her. just as we witnessed with jim foley, the sincere efforts of so many to bring home innocent hostages have been met with blood and barbarity. fred, the last thing i would point out, martin dempsey, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, have been in iraq this morning meeting with commanders, u.s. troops on the ground, as well as the prime minister in iraq and he will be report iingo the president on his findings and whether he thinks that u.s. and coalition forces should do more. that could be committing combat troops. we will have to see over the coming weeks what he says to the president, fred. all right, erin mcpike at the whit
they are holding daily demonstrations to demand that darren wilson is charged for michael brown s death. they are upset that evidence in the case may not be released to the public. they are praying for peace regardless of the decision. crime in predominantly black communities became the focus of a heated debate on meet the press between former new york city mayor rudy giuliani and thomas eric dyson. 93% of blacks let me respond to than. i d like to see the attention paid to that that you are paying to this. he s taking up time. first of all, most black people who commit crimes against other black people go to jail. they are not sworn as an agent of the state to uphold the law. what about a poor black child i protest it. i m a minister. they go to jail. talk about the way white policemen undercut the ability of americans to live. so many white police officers have to be in the black areas. occupying those force. how about 70 to 75% of the city i thi
the move now by the u.s. is to get those troops in to work to help train the iraqis to get them back on the offense. chris? all right. barbara, thank you very much. there s also this dynamic that will be going on with iran. whether americans like it or not. let s bring in reza sayeh he s in tehran this morning, what do we know? when it comes to the nuclear talks with iran, no progress at this point. the two sides have done a very effective job of keeping the talks secret. but it s clear that they want a deal done and they re negotiating in earnest because of the long hours that they ve spent in oman and through the negotiations. but the core demands when it comes to the u.s. and iran on the nuclear talks remain unresolved. when you look at the u.s., they re demanding iran to dismantle much of its nuclearing a facility, to get rid of the centrifuges and reduce the nuclear enrichment capacity. iran says we re doing it all legally, it s our right. and when it comes to iran,