1.  The University of Texas is under fire for hiring two graduate assistants who had a criminal back ground of violently assaulting a gay man in Austin. UT officials can't explain hiring them publicly due to federal laws protecting confidential student information. I think UT officials did know about the hate crime the two graduates pulled because that big of a crime would of showed up on their record and most hiring jobs do a background check and I would suspect if your hiring to work at a public school you would willing know to do a background check. I think UT officials ignored the fact that Darren Gay and Glen Gay both had criminal background for assaulting a man.

2.  Baltimore city made the deal to change the venue for the trials of the six officers charged with Gray's death. The mayor had supported the deal and said that the board should not be interpreted of the judgment on the guilt or innocence of the officers. A case similar to Gray's happened in New York City in July for an unarmed man who died after being put in a choke hold by a white officer.

3.  Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel announced yesterday that Germany will except half a million refugees a year for several years. Some observers criticized the announcing of a reduction in cash handouts for asylum seekers. The large crisis that lead to Germany actions was desperate Syrians and Iraqis searching for sanctuary in wealthy countries. Germany responded to it by letting half a million migrants into Germany.

4.  Ted Cruz invited Donald Trump to his anti-Iran nuclear deal rally. Cruz has a different view on the immigration referring to the idea of Trumps a "shining a light" on an immigration crisis unlike like other republican presidential who call the idea "ugly and "divisive".

5.  Hillary Clinton apologized on Tuesday for her using her private email account as secretary of state after declining to express remorse. The two Republicans in congress are seeking legal protection for him in an effort to compel him to testify. Commingling mean to mix and blend. The two commingling things in this story are the issues of her email and the shaken of her presidential campaign. The other mistake she made was voting to support the invasion of Iraq in 2002.