what do you make of that, boyce? >> most of the time when an officer ends up killing somebody, there is usually going to be a story, whether it's a true story or not. in many cases, the officer gets the benefit of the doubt even though in some cities, many cities, the police are the biggest street gang in the entire community and many feel above the law. i don't think ferguson expected this kind of attention to be thrust on this case and i think that's why they are so slow to release information. when the truth becomes your enemy, that's another sign of guilt. i think right now they are not telling anybody hardly anything and being defense sieve, which tells me this kid might have been murdered in cold blood. police murder people all the time. there are great cops out here that should be applauded and awrd warded and respected but there are dirty cops. >> just as simply, if we can acre knowledge, this investigation if there are two dozen or three dozen witnesses to be looked at and a dozen on the scene that need to b

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joining us now, your black world.com, boyce williams and marc lamont hill. boyce, we got a lot from police today but you're not satisfied with the flow of information. they should have been more up front what they could release and when, explain. >> yeah, i think we have to ask them what took you so long? why did it take this long to put together a story that you're not even sure about that keeps changing over and over again? it only adds to the mistrust that people have, not just for ferguson police but really nationally for police deputies across the country because people aren't just protesting what happened to michael brown or what ferguson police did. they are really protesting the consistent disrespect, lack of regard, consistent misinformation that often comes from police because when you have situations where there are no witnesses and cell phones and nothing to capture what officers ar arie doing, some officers think they can operate above the law. if he stole these cigars, should he have been executed on the street? >> danny, you think this was a f

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such as the comparing the convoy to a trojan horse or artillery units we are political analysts now boyce amalek john investigative journalist neil clark about the accusations. the hypocrisy here is really off the scale isn't it because it seems ok for the western powers to bomb sovereign states for humanitarian reasons but it's not ok for russia the same did a humanitarian aid convoy if russia did invade ukraine we know what about the way the ukraine is we're not going to allow this convoy is pretty clear they're going to find any excuse to stop it from going through and as they were doing they see people being killed and dying in the east of ukraine and that really is outrageous the double standards here this is the pinnacle of hypocrisy there it's clear that there is no invasion it's clear that the convoy is purely humanitarian and it's clear that the arrival of the convoy has a point underscored to the rest of the world that there is no invasion that the only people suffering here are the peaceful people in eastern ukraine that their own government is trying to murder and that's a pro

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>> josh boyce. we went to high school together, same church. i'm so proud of this man here.guy. practice like this, where you get to see your fellow brother. i'm proud of him. he did a good job today. >> reporter: a little bit more shy than rg3. the patriots will play the redskins this thursday right here on news 4. we will be live on the field right before, we'll have all the postgame reaction in our postgame show. back to you. >> having some fun out there. >>> finally some good news to share about the traffic in our area. >> we'll find out how a major route through the heart of montgomery county has changed. >>> family planning that includes a basement bomb shelter. >>> and looking at a nice afternoon. a little bit on the warm side. look at this shot down towards national harbor, the capitol wheel spinning around. traffic is not moving too bad. we'll be right back later with another look at your weather. without the internet i would probably be like a c student. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost internet access to over one million low-income people at h

. >> reporter: randy of the boyce and girls club says that they both touch countless lives. >> you neede like them to make the world a better place. >> reporter: dave around rosy believe that michael could be proud of the $600,000 of scholarships and donations given away in his name. >> he would be very happy. >> he would say that a way, mom and dad. >> reporter: so for that are giving, this weeks jefferson award going to rosy and dave. >> and you can nominate your hero online at www.kpix.com. >>> you know, this summer, weather been a fairly sticky situation until the bay area and--in the bay area and it is continuing today. and you can see still see all of the clouds floating in, the sub top come clouds over the bay area and also, you can see the north and souse peaks of the--and south weaks. a--peaks, a great place for a saturday afternoon hike. but it is hot. at the top, where the visitors center is up there, it is really nice, if you like that kind of thing. we are about 60 degree in the bay area can--60-degrees in the bay area. low 80s around the bay. a lot of clouds along shorelin

[laughter] so the flash boyce is. >> the most perfect biblical allegory of all. which one is it? do you know? >> it is jesus and the money to att of jesus and the money changers in the temple my father's house is a place of prayer but you have turned it into a den of thieves, jesus said. "flash boys." [applause] i was -- read your book. where is the biblical epigraph. whenever it is. could not find it. the know what -- >> i want to know why i don't feel better understood. [laughter] it is okay. >> wait, you are not disputing that there is a deeply moral center to all of your books? >> in this case it is more moralistic than many of the things i have written. >> that they are all moralistic. >> probably partly right without wow filtering it through some sort of moral sense. on the surface more in this book. a lot of my characters don't feel that way about the world. in this case you have a canadian, such as yourself, who walks into the american land and we find an appalling because he is canadian. and it is that he is so clearly not just appalled but such a course sense of right a

it is a loud and boyc boisterous protest. >> the brown family said it does appear to be michael brown in the video, and again they think it was character assassination to release it as they did with the name of the police officer involved. now the person who has been celebrated for calming things down is captain ron johnson, who was put in charge of things and given control over the security situation, but he was upset about the ferguson police chief releasing all this information without his knowledge. what's going on? >> reporter: well, you know, clearly he doesn't have control over the investigation. the investigation is being conducted by a series of other agencies including the department of justice, the fbi and st. louis county police department. his jurisdiction is to maintain crowd control here. so it effects him in that way. if it incites people here that makes his job harder to deal with. he's been here today. we've seen him come through here. the crowds have followed him. the handshaking and the hugging, he is a man that the people here trust. this is the only significant p

sometimes they pass the three nautical miles by accident because the boyce are not visible.ther times they are desperate for fish and getting obvious allows them to have more fish and to sell and have income. now, the other point that is important to remember is that palestinians in gaza, despite the daily - the dire conditions that they faced. for example, they don't have access to clean water. it's sal jipated, they can't -- salin aid, they can't dripping it. life revolves around the necessities, there's a strong thirst for life. when i was there everyone talked about education. there's a high literacy rate. >> interesting, because the there. >> that's what i'm trying to get to. from my experience, i find it hard to believe the people would willingly be human shields for anyone. they stayed this the homes in the last conflict, there was nowhere safe to go. palestinians were thinking of becoming indebted to send the kids to university. they are oversubscribed. every year there's a university entrance exam that is national gaza. >> interesting. >> they have a forward-looking

now some of those families are getting tragic news about boyce and girls they adopted from gaza. >>> welcome back to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. the u.s. state department says the two the american ebola patients will be evacuated from west africa in the next few days and likely coming back to the united states. this could be the first time an someone stricken with this virus which has no known cure and very low survival rate crosses into the continental united states. but don't worry, government officials say. they can handle it. and while the centers for disease control tries to ease fears here in the united states, the world health organization today said the outbreak is moving faster than the efforts to control it. our pamela brown has all the latest for us. >> officials we're learning from them the two americans are stable enough to be medically evacuate and at least one of them could be back in the u.s. as early as tomorrow. the head of the centers for disease control telling sanjay gupta he does not believe there's a risk bringing this em here. >> the high stakes return of ebo

. >> that, of course, is campbell brown and david boyce. teacher tenure yesterday.rk state's tenure laws. it's happened in a lot of other states t comes a month after an l.a. judge struck down tenure and other job protections for other california teachers. now with her own take, president of the american federation of teachers, i promised we would get you on, randi weingarten and former democratic mayor of los angeles and former organizer of the united teachers of los angeles, antonio villaraigosa. mr. mayor, teachers are -- some of your former colleagues are thinking you have betrayed them. why do you oppose teacher tenure? >> i challenge the notion we can't have disagreements among friends. one out of ten poor kids are going to graduating from a four-year college. the fact of the matter is in math, we're at 30, when you compare us to other nations in the world. in science, we're at 23. in reading, we're at 20. we have a national crisis. and for poor kids, kids of color, they're not even competing with the developing world. so we've got to challenge one another. we

on it are the words to the brave alabama boyce. whose memory we honor. think about that.er the battle of waterloo. but we are americans. we are americans. we see things, and we do things a little different than other people. because underneath it all, we are brothers of it all. brothers of a country like the world has never seen before. so it is right and fitting that we gather together this morning here on ground made holy by the blood of patriots. we remember, because we cannot forget. what happened -- the evolution of a word one rarely hears anymore. that word is union. it was for union that each side fought 150 years ago. it is for union that our dedication must always be. without union, we have no nation. only with it can we collectively hope for the future. another i spent over half a century in university classrooms, i know that history is not everyone's favorite subject. indeed one occasional encounter the miss guided, in order to change the past. it's called political correctness. it's nonsense. you cannot alter the past. you can only learn from it. believe me, h