ari cone, casety, washington, and corey walker with still with me.orey walker, i do not mean to dismiss these concerns at all, but one of the hallmarks of this ring correct wave of demonstrations has been sometimes attempts to control the way other people use language. should we be concerned? >> well, i don't think we should be concerned. what i think we should begin to do is to understand how language is a -- a key medium for our struggles in how we understand and define our society, how we understand and define ourselves, how we understand and define who we are as american citizens, and that has always been subject for debate, up for grabs, that has always been contested by various groups throughout american history and throughout our history as human beings. what we have to do is make sure we don't conflate the real issues of students facing a hostile, intense, and very physically violent environment with certain ideas around free speech that are deemed in the abstract that seek to unite us, which we all agree on, but actually operate very divisiv

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ari? >> thank you, thomas. we obtained 80 minutes of new police and hospital videos shot from five different cameras showing every moment of a police interaction that began with a ride to the hospital and ended in the death of a handcuffed virginia man in police custody happening in south boston. this is southern virginia, not far from north carolina. these new videos that you are about to see have never been seen before. they show this deadly 2013 incident in graphic detail. they're the subject of a lawsuit against police in federal court tomorrow and they're edited and a warning. some of the video you are about to see is graphic. police video shows this handcuffed man repeatedly tased outside a virginia hospital before dying in police custody. >> we're just taking a little ride. >> reporter: the police brought him to the hospital and never took him inside for help. for lynnwood's family it is an agonizing mystery until now. new video obtained exclusively by mbs nbc shows every moment of a hospital trip that t

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ari? >> that's right. we obtained 80 minutes of new police and hospital videos shot from five different cameras and showing every moment of a police interaction that began with a ride to the hospital and ended in the death of a handcuffed virginia man in police custody happening in a town called south boston in southern virginia. not far from the north carolina border. and the new videos have never been seen before today. they show this deadly 2013 incident in graphic detail. the subject of a lawsuit against police that will be in federal court tomorrow. now these videos are edited and includes audioings and a warning. some of the video you are about to see is graphic. police video shows this handcuffed man repeatedly tased outside a virginia hospital before dying in police custody. >> we're taking a little ride. >> reporter: the police brought him to the hospital but they never took him inside for help. for linwood lambert's family, it is an agonizing mystery until now. new video obtained exclusively by m

rabin, as ari said, was no angel.the person who spoke very towfl and acted very towfl against the palestinian intifada. he encouraged the soldiers to break the arms of stone throwers. he was a very tough military man, but he did clearly make a conversion in his last days, and he was really interested in trying to find a peaceful solution, and he had that combination of a security man that has been converted and understood, the needs for a political resolution to the conflict. and in that sense, i think he was a rare species that we do not see in these days in the negotiations between israelis and palestinians. >> ifill: dennis ross, you wrote in an op-ed peace in the "los angeles times" that the last thing yitzhak rabin said to you, "dennis, expect anything." 20 years later, what did you expect that was fulfilled and what did you expect that was not? >> well, 20 years ago, i did not believe, "a," that he could be assassinated because i had a very hard time fathoming that yitzhak rabin, who was the embodiment of the is

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that's one of the things that stood out, and ari is exactly right. i also find something very interesting about this whole -- timing of everything. ari is right about -- they pushed it up to the deadline, to release this video. but i also think about the time when this happened. october 2014. this was just months after ferguson, new york, north charleston, and, you know, some other places. so there was a climate in this nation that would not have allowed for this video to come out without there being unrest. we saw what happened in ferguson, we saw what happened in new york and in other places and baltimore. so this is a very interesting situation and you just have to wait -- >> that's interesting. do you think it was a wise decision, then, to wait to release this video? >> are you asking april or me? >> april. it sounds like that's what she's saying. is that right? >> i'm not saying they made a wise decision. what i'm saying is that the timing -- this was together 2014. before that, just months before that, you had ferguson, which was a hotbed. you

freshman, ari winters finishes off game two with a huge kill. winters led the game with 18 kills.game three. it's winters again. jags up 2-1. championship point... the senior has the honors, haley matter hammers home the winner... centennial goes back to back 3-1 win. michael admire has more. michael admire 00-05 ari winters/centennial freshman 19-24 savana johnson/centennial senior 25-30 jessica rinehart/centennial coach 36-41 soc :54 cubs would love to add a volleyball trophy. cubs in purple. west liberty in the way. west liberty misses wide... nevada wins game one. great job by gillian tupper to keep the volley going. abby bremer finishes the job. cubs take game two. championship point doesn't come clinches the state championship for the cubs. 3-0 sweep. nevada adds to its championship year. abby stephenson/nevada junior 00-05 kati cassabaum/nevada senior 10-15 "reach it" trt:16 it's groundhog day at state football. valley-dowling again. we bring in john sears live at the dome. john, not just a rivarly game, but valley trying to get in the wa

ari melber joins us now, who broke this story. ari, the investigation's still open.'s correct. it's been two and a half years. there was a prosecutor working on it who i spoke to this week. they assigned a second prosecutor to help her. she basically told me she's going to go and do this investigation for as long as it takes. i also spoke for the story with the virginia state police which conducted their own inquiry in response to the police chief, referring it to them, as soon as the incident occurred. so basically, anything could happen. you could have a criminal inquiry that proceeds to some sort of charges. some of the potential issues in a situation like this is was medical care improperly denied, was excessive force used, and the biggest question, was his death in any way contributed to or caused by the conduct of officers and was all of that that i just mentioned justified or not. you could also have a situation where a prosecutor makes an announcement as we have seen in other cases and says we don't find any reason to make criminal charges. we have got a lot

our chief legal correspondent ari melber joins us now.e concern is coming from people within the community. you have the naacp chapter president there who told the local affiliate we are very disappointed we don't have any minorities on there when all of the victims were minority. the timing is very interesting because of the supreme court, and it is looking into this issue. >> that's exactly right. the allegations against this officer are explosive. using his authority as an officer here to basically racially profile and sexually assault otherwise law-abiding citizens going about their lives. this is terrible. so the case already has that level of interest. but then it's opened up a window into something that lawyers and advocates and civil rights attorneys have talked about for a long time which is, wait a minute. you can end up in front of a jury that has nothing to look like your peers, that doesn't look like the community, and it is done explicitly sometimes for lawyers and i should say for both sides. sometimes prosecutors, sometime

. >> when my mom needed to find me, she would always call to the store and say where is ari? and they would always know. >> ari was a local kid who left town to become a successful restauranture but he was lured back by the challenge of this part grocery, part gift shop, and part clearinghouse. >> put something out there at breakfast and see what comes back at lump. like the telephone game! >> and also on "chronicle", a puzzling mystery from the civil war days. that's at 7:30. phil: adele is the latest musician to opt out of streaming her album. she's not aloy -- allowing it on stott -- spotippi and the label says they have an aggressive plan to prevent it from being delgadoly stolent. and when a movie comes out, usually you see a trailer that prompts you to go see it, right? but this is one that no one will see for about 100 years. malcovich plays the hero. the whole thing was funded by a french cognac maker which will release a special bottle of the liquor when the movie opens in 230 -- 2016. j.c.: that seems incredibly unfair! i will see anything job -- john malcovich is i

freshman, ari winters finishes off game two with a huge kill. winters led the game with 18 kills.game three. winters again. jags up 2-1. championship point... the senior has the honors, haley matter hammers home the winner... centennial goes back to back, 3-1 winner. michael admire has more. michael admire 00-05 ari winters/centennial freshman 19-24 savana johnson/centennial senior 25-30 jessica rinehart/centennial coach 36-41 nevada recently won a basketball title. cubs would love to add a volleyball trophy. cubs in purple. west liberty in the way. west liberty misses wide... nevada wins game one. great job by gillian tupper to keep the volley going. abby bremer finishes the job. cubs take game two. championship point doesn't come easy, but it does come. kati cassabaum clinches the state championship for the cubs. 3-0 sweep. nevada adds to its championship abby stephenson/nevada junior 00-05 kati cassabaum/nevada senior 10-15 "reach it" trt:16 the cyclones start the season in the top ten. the cyclones start the season in the top ten. did they l

monmunt ary falls in a one-point heartbreaker. tony seeman, kcci. we rejoin you at 10:00 with the latest on valley at dowling. andy? state volleyball hits the championship round. ankeny centennial taking on ari winters with the kill. she's just a freshman. she had 18 kills. ankeny centennial wins back to back titles. 3-0. jessica: it is fantastic, to take this group who had been underestimated all season. they came out and work for. all along the way, to win with this team, it feels so special. savana: we knew we had people who could play every position all the way around. strong program, and we want to continue the legacy. andy: nevada on the cusp. katy cassabaum match-winning kill. they win 3-0 over west liberty. another state championship, they come up just short. west delaware wins this one to take the 4a title. college basketball is officially here. we have taken our first steps towards march madness, i was state played game one of the year. isu opens against colorado. that was jameel mckay with the dunk. cyclonesou think there's no solution to

ari, the president saying two executive actions there.t specifically is he doing, and in terms of just practical day-to-day impact, what's that going to mean? >> this is exciting. that interview is going to be exciting to watch, because it's a deep dive on the issues. he announced this morning he's banning the box for all federal hiring. that means, if you have a criminal record, it won't be the first thing the federal government finds out about you when you're an applicant. he's in new jersey, where chris christie already did this last year. in other words, there's been a big shift away from what was once a common sense thing. check the box, we want to know if you're a former convict. yet what we found in the data is that over the years, this became a way that employers would never look further. so you got people who come out of prison, they want to get a normal job, enter society, and they're totally barred. the doj tells us 60 to 75% of former convicts can't find a job in the first year. he's also unveiling grants to try to do tech tra

msnbc's chief legal correspondent ari melber joins me now.first trial, many people heavily focused on it because it is the first, but also because this officer could be a witness used in the other trials. >> that's right, tamron. we know right now at this hour there is questioning going on of about 65 to 70 potential jurors. they were asked, for example, were they familiar with the story. most what we can tell indicated yes, though we don't have live shots or anything like that from inside the courtroom. to your point, this first trial of porter could lead to basically testimony or other information that could affect the subsequent trials. in other words, the prosecution, the government here, decides the order, they pick the order that they think makes strategic sense for them. they begin with someone that they think has a higher or best likelihood of convicting who they could then use in those later trials of each individual officer. >> well, with this trial, ari, you obviously are the legal correspondent and you follow all of this. what are

still have this problem as well, 70 eastbound and westbound near 27 right lanes there in mount arie getting by in both directions. overturned tractor-trailer, the center of the roadway. a little bit bogged down with debris at this point. beltway at branch avenue, that is flowing just fine. no problems at 95, 29 route 1 bw parkway and top of the beltway flowing just fine. i'll see you back here in ten minutes. >> thank you, melissa. >>> the suspect of a brutal rape was arrested two weeks before the attack and allowed to go free. the attack happened back in october on a street in the hill east neighborhood. the suspect forced his way into the woman's home and raped her. only news 4 has information on his extensive criminal history. at the time of the attack the suspect was under supervised probation. that stems from a july 2013 armed robbery. two weeks before the attack police picked him up at mlk library downtown carrying synthetic marijuana. police charged him with felony possession. neighbors say they're beyond frustrated. >> is the system working properly to make sure that individuals lik

freshman, ari winters finishes off game two with a huge kill. winters led the game with 18 kills.game three. it's winters again. jags up 2-1. championship point... the senior has the honors, haley matter hammers home the winner... centennial goes back to back 3-1 win. michael admire has more. michael admire 00-05 ari winters/centennial freshman 19-24 savana johnson/centennial senior 25-30 jessica rinehart/centennial coach 36-41 soc :54 nevada recently won a basketball title. cubs would love to add a volleyball trophy. cubs in purple. west liberty in the way. west liberty misses wide... nevada wins game one. great job by gillian tupper to keep the volley going. abby bremer finishes the job. cubs take game two. championship point doesn't come easy, but it does come. kati cassabaum clinches the state championship for the cubs. 3-0 sweep. nevada adds to its championship year. abby stephenson/nevada junior 00-05 kati cassabaum/nevada senior 10-15 "reach it" trt:16 instant classic class. akron westfield and mt ayr tied at 28. mt ayr's kyle dolacek wit

joining me to discuss both cases, msnbc chief legal correspondent ari melber.he night this video came out in chicago. jason van dyke we saw posting bond, $1.5 million. was there any surprise he wasn't held without bond in this case or was that expected? >> this is a tough one. people look at this and ask sometimes, are we all being judged by the same standards or not? there is an argument people indicted on a first degree murder charge of this nature wouldn't necessarily get out on bond. the legal situation is prosecutors did ask in this case for him to be held in jail, no bond, but the judge ruled he was not a flight risk. thus he with the presumption of innocence should be able to put up bond. the way it works in the numbers is 10%. he put up $150,000 collateral saying he won't be a flight risk and is not otherwise an act of danger. i think it's fair to ask these questions. people will say is there a different set of standards for him? >> you want to weigh in on that? that's what fuel as lot of this case to begin with. >> to weigh in on it, my view is on the

msnbc's chief legal correspondent, ari melber, reported this out for the network. he joins me now. there's a civil lawsuit at issue here. let's start with this. what determination was made between the cause of death of this individual? >> great question. the coroner basically said that acute cocaine intoxication was lifted as the cause of death. they noted that taser wounds existed on the body, but according to our investigation, they didn't know the extent of the repeat tasering. >> all right. do we know what the police told officials about what had transpired during that timeline that we now have video evidence of? >> that's one of the most interesting, and according to the family, disturbing parts of this. because ambulance staff wrote down, the police told them that night, beyond everything that you just showed, at the end, where you showed the video of lambert essentially expired or dead in the back of the car, the ambulance staff said that police told them that he was fighting them there and he had an altercation and had to pin him down. that's the kind of claim that would su

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. >> msnbc chief legal correspondent ari melber has more on the lawsuit.t backtrack a little bit to catch people up on details in case they missed it and how it led to this lawsuit. >> absolutely. we had this story first here in our msnbc newsroom today. it opens basically a new chapter in the legal battle over the benghazi committee's focus. we have the complaint exclusively this morning. podliska suing the committee for discrimination stating the leadership discriminated and retaliated against him based on his military commitments. here's the big headline and the one we didn't know before today. he's also suing congressman gowdy personally alleging that chairman gowdy violated a d.c. defamation law for making false and defamatory statements about the plaintiff, including that nbc interview we just played. also, podliska alleging that the committee basically zeroed in with an agenda to target hillary clinton and that put him at odds with leadership. it says he was "unwilling to go along with the hyperfocus on the state department and secretary clinton bas

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ankeny centennial far court, and ari winters blocks hempstead. the jaguars in control. moments later, winters again. the freshman drops the hammer on hempstead. jaguars return to the title game, 3 games to none. class 3a, it's an all local showdown between carroll kuemper and nevada. nevada won the first set 25-20. second set - keumper catholics aimee adams, the volleyball player, not actres, kills it.- knights with 9 errors in the set. nevada's kati cassbaum - one of two cubs with 13 kills gives the cubs 2 set advantage. then erin francis - the other cub with 13 kills blocks it here. - nevada sweeps its way into the championship match. saturday morning, kinnick stadium turns into the ncaa's largest wrestling arena. the mat is rolled out onto the kinnick stadium turf. iowa will wrestle against #1 ranked oklahoma state and shatter the ncaa attendance record. tom brands says the new mark is important to iowa and its fans. and brands says his operations director expects a big walk-up on a relatively warm day. what a doubleheader at kinnick the hawkeyes host oklahoma state

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ari ari earl bennett and shante gladden are charged with murdering garrett mcclees. a gofundme page has been set up for mcclees's daughter. >>> new this morning a car slammed into a dorm room. molette green has more. >> reporter: not much is clear. there is tape on the glass entrance and it's now boarded up. the university tweeted the building is safe and the students are now inside. we want to show you what it looked like when the crash happened, when the car went into the building there. campus police telling us there were no injuries to the driver or student. this is the bethune annex. the students had to get out fast when all of this happened. there was a little bit of un's obviously understandable. it's brick and quite a large building. just the front of it is mostly glass here. now, in the video that was sent to us, it appears that police took someone into custody but university police this morning have not confirmed that anyone has been arrested or charged, and we still don't know what led up to this crash in the first place. again, we're live this morning alo

in the third....jags going for the sweep.....ari winters with a pretty attack at the net......inching closer to the title match.... and on match point...an ace seals the centennial is back in the 5a the second straight season. harlan taking on bishop heelan in 4a semifinal action. set.....allie cooke gets up and smashes a kill...set tied at one a few points later...sam mccabe gets the job done for the an up 11-0. then its taylor frederick....she elevates and finishes with a big kill for the lead in set one... heelan wins the first set...but next two and on cyclones get it done... back in the title match 3-1. and in 3a semifinals-- nevada tops catholic 3 they'll take on the championship match tomorrow at 2:30 in cedar rapids. jon/sx3s stephanie/sx3s jack/sx3s we'll be right back... you're meteorologist brad edwards. brad: i would like to say our weather has calmed down from wednesday, but that is really not the case with these strong wind in the ex-nann >>> all i can do is follow heart. >> gwen watched hisex-nanny try to single white female her. >> smiling images of the alleged affair

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champ ankeny centennial taking on bettendorf....the bulldogs won set one but on set point in set two....ari winters smacks a kill and the jags tie it at one. third set now, its winters closing things out once aain....the freshman finished with a match high 18 kills. jags up 2-1 and on matter seals the deal. repeats as state cg: ankeny centennial that wraps up our coverage from cedar rapids. at the u.s. cellular center...im alex walker. jon/tvu thanks alex. reporting live from the uni- dome in cedar falls-- jon 5 sports we are iowa. we'll have more tonight at 10 on local 5. stephanie/2shot jack/2shot we'll be right back... you're meteorologist brad edwards. brad: today turned out pretty nice with less wind and milder temperatures! well, why stop this great, fall weather now? we are going to do even better this weekend! look for clear skies and fairly light winds tonight as temps fall back into the 30s by saturday morning. with lots of sunshine and southwesterly winds of 10-20 mph, we will warm up into the low maybe the metro will even reach 65! that is about 15 degrees above the seasonal ave

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and centennials ari winters blocks! the jaguars in control. moments later, winters again. the freshman drops the hammer on hempstead. jaguars return to the title game, 3 games to none. no time to rest. centennial defends its title tomorrow morning against the bettendorf bulldogs. class 3a, it's an all local showdown between carroll kuemper and nevada. nevada won the first set 25-20. kati cassbaum answers- she's one of two cubs with 13 advantage. then erin francis - the other cub with 13 kills, blocks it here. - nevada sweeps its way into the championship match. the cubs play west liberty. colin cowherd says kirk ferentz picks up the phone and schedules cream puffs. ferentz told me it's too bad some people throw things out there without knowing the facts. and with that, here's michael admire. before we see who wins saturday's football game at we'll outdoor wrestling. the mat is rolled out onto the kinnick stadium turf. iowa will wrestle against #1 ranked oklahoma state and shatter the ncaa attendance record. 35 thousand plus expected. it won't be the usual 72 degrees inside

right, ari? >> that's right.meone because they are going to become a citizen or because any are a resident or because they are a refugee. again, one of the things that is unfortunate about this and has a legal component is, united states for a very long time has tried to take certain refugees precisely because they are the victims of our enemies. the victims of terrorists or brutal regimes, the victims of the very people that we want to fight and stop. so as long as you do that correctly, you are on the right side, at least according to u.s. law and policy, which is creating a space for those people. if you create that space federally, that is the whole u.s. that's not overridden. it is understandable folks want to make sure that's secure. in essence though, that security component is not a new part of this debate. that goes back to our founding. >> ari melber, thank you very much. >>> up next, we're learning much more about the victims of friday's attacks here in paris and not just 129 who died, but those with i

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freshman, ari winters finishes off game two with a huge kill. winters led kills.game three. winters again. jags up 2-1. championship point... the senior has the honors, haley matter hammers home the winner... centennial goes back to back, 3-1 winner. michael admire has more. nevada title. cubs would love to add a volleyball trophy. cubs in purple. west liberty in the way. west liberty misses wide... nevada wins game one. great job by gillian tupper to keep the volley going. abby bremer finishes the job. cubs take game two. championship point doesn't come easy, but it does come. kati cassabaum clinches the state championship for the cyclones tip off the most highly anticipated season in iowa state history. cyclones in sioux falls south dakota taking on colorado. isu down 1 when monte morris finds jameel mckay. cyclones lead by five at the break. second half, abdul nader drives, goes left hand off the glass, isu up 7. then, isu breaking, to naz mitrou-long. count three. it's a win for prohm and the clones, 68- 62. iowa season underway. late tip in

>>ary: i'm surprised this tellll you the truth. >> verne: henry. punctuation mark. >> gary: everybody getsheir blocks, gets around the corner. i thought for a second he was going to slide down on the one yard line. but why not? >> verne: 22nd rushing touchdown. surpassing the mark set by trent richardson. adam griffith with the extra point. griffith, 55 for five field goals tonight. a little revenge for the young man born in poland and adopted by a couple from america. derrick henry. now with 271 yards. to do great things, sometimes you gotta break the rules. surface pro 4. a new screen for new perspectives. a new pen for new masterpieces. new speakers for a new sound. we reinvented the surface pro. so you can reinvent everything else. >> verne: it is not all that long a ride from auburn to tuscaloosa, and no one will enjoy it more than derrick henry. 46 carries, 271 yards as the crimson tide wins its ninth in a row. they lost at home to ole miss with five turnoversn that game, and they are rolling. it took a little struggle tonight. >> gary: it di

joining me now msnbc's chief legal correspondent ari melber.rts of the plan. what's included and then is there any correlation to what we're seeing from president obama? >> there is a huge correlation. you put your finger on it. i spoke with the clinton administration folks today and outlines new plans that cut mandatory minimum prison sentences and blamed for that spike in prison population and cutting the punishment for non ni violent sentences. the three strikes was a clinton administration plan saying this year, bill clinton, that he regrets it and made the problem worse. today, hillary clinton making it official. a total break with the clinton administration's approach to crime, basically saying we got too punitive in the country. incarcerated people for the wrong things and an embrace of president obama talking about just this week. >> ari, pretty amazing this is out, too, with the timing of the forum happening tonight. how much do you think rachel maddow will drill down on that? >> yeah. look. i spoke to an organizer today for black live

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ari melber is msnbc's chief legal kronl.ng to be in the potential five other trials. >> well, his testimony could be vital in those other subsequent trials, particularly found guilty and then becomes some kind of cooperating witness. you ask a good question, thomas. when's the strategy here? the short answer is we don't know. prosecutors don't have to announce it but we would expect based on past precedence, they believe this is the strongest case, start strong with something you think you can win, set a tone. >> isn't this also really going to reveal the jury pool issues for baltimore? because today we got a pool of 65 to 70 potential jurors, ari. 23 said they had strong feelings about police misconduct or manslaughter. a lot of people would probably be hard to find that hadn't heard about the civil settlement ginn to the gray family, $6.4 million or the press coverage. >> you raise two important issue there is in the question, thomas. number one, what do they know about the case? number two, what views, or biases or ideas,

ari, we are waiting for that press conference out of chicago.ayor emmanuel and gary mccarthy are expected to address the press. the video is out there, the state's attorney was describing it today, calling it chilling. she was saying this is something that would be very disturbing for people to watch. the mayor, as i understand it, has not been in favor of releasing this video. >> that's right. and we're here awaiting the mayor's comments. this will not be a normal news conference. this is going to be a significant moment for the people of chicago, for this officer indicted on first-degree murder today, that hasn't happened in decades in chicago. indeed that almost never happens and there's a good legal reason for that. if you're an on-duty officer and you make a mistake, even a grave one, that's almost always a second-degree murder or lesser charge, because you still had every right to hold a weapon and be engaged. first-degree murder is what we associate with federal crimes, mafia hits, terrorism, a premeditated or depraved heart murder. so th

ari was here on assignment for the french canal plus tv network.is new assignment to document how american media like ours is covering the attacks back home. we all feel traumatized by the attack in january of "charlie hebdo." this time it's different. it could have been me. it could have been anyone. i don't know what i'm going to be feeling when i go back to paris, but things have changed. i think it's a milestone. >> hary is traveling back to france today. he says his behind-the-scenes piece on american media coverage of the attacks is expected to air later in the week. >>> we are learning new details by the minute. to stay informed, can you get all of the updates and alerts right on your smartphone. just download our nbc bay area app. >>> you may be off the hook for running that red light. now a bay area city is voiding hundreds of tickets all because we uncovered a problem with those red-light cameras. tickets are being ripped apart and money is being refunded. chief investigative reporter tony kavaleski. >> at first the city of san mateo told