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to untrained officers many departments do not require any training on how to handle animals want soever meanwhile the city of minneapolis has agreed to pay one family two hundred twenty five thousand dollars for the shooting death of a dog during a house search this case is obviously the exception to the norm but animal rights advocates argue that it should be the standard procedure to actually pay those families since many pets are actually considered members of the family themselves and perhaps hitting the city in the pocket will force the police departments to take the deaths of these animals more seriously and speaking of police overkill take a look at this video this is what we found over the weekend it was posted by the new york answer coalition and it actually shows dozens of police officers rushing into a new york city subway station all to detain one man that one count said that as many as twenty six officers took part in this arrest now the circumstances leading up to this arrest are still very unclear all the same. while still ahead on r t the government snooping on journalis

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soever here, the department of justice is over here, the administration is over here. >> well, that's really a surprise because, remember, when the f.d.a. wanted to take off all the age restrictions they were overruled by secretary sebelius who said she was uncomfortable with taking off the age restriction because of very young teenagers and by very young she said there wasn't enough information on perhaps the 13- and 14-year-olds. she was immediately backed up by the president who, remember, has two young teenagers of his own, and i think there was concern about those very young teens. so i'm not surprised that both the president and presumably secretary sebelius, who we haven't heard from, would be comfortable with 15 and up. now, the concern that women's health groups have about this is these 15- and 16-year-olds, who this has now been extended, to a lot of them won't have i.d. remember, they're mostly too young to drive. they can present a passport or birth certificate. it's unlikely that's something they'll be walking around with, either. >> brown: as we said, this has been polit

through the perilous night ♪ woes broad stripes and bright stars ♪ are the dawn's early light ♪ what soeverhe rocket's in air ♪ the bombs bursting in air >> she remembered the melody, right, just not the verse. she kept going. the odd consequence did help her, though. they sang the lyrics for her, which was very kind of them an most of them laughed and took it with good cheer. boy, was she embarrassed. she tweeted her apology afterwards saying she was embarrassed and deeply sorry. later, she told the cbc her 97 nerves got the best of her. she sang "o canada" perfectly. thank you for joining me today. i'm carol costello. cnn newsroom continues after a break. in djibouti, africa. 20. vietnam in 1972. >>> hello, everyone, i'm ashleigh danfield reporting live in phoenix at the maricopa courthouse. where in just hours, jodi arias and jurors are set to return. they can find out in as early as a day whether they want to see her die for the crime of killing travis alexander in a most cruel way. we are watching the proceedings here. we are also watching a story in new york. a tragic story of a young