the may beck foundation, richard pet ler is here right over there in that lovely blue shirt and truly a genius and you will hear from dan shine, the ceo and curator of innovation and an additional sponsor is scott of sterling bank. there he is, thank you, sir. i also want to extend a very special welcome to the job corps, two incredible women of esteemed presses kristin shine and mary and all of you who braved the elements in joining us. we are bring together p pa 100.org. this went live a couple minutes ago, look on your phones, as long as they are at & t phones. we are bringing businesses that will participate in the ppa 100 to participate in huge varieties of exhibitions, thrilling events, lectures, dances, the list goes on. these partners include the exploratorium, the san francisco public library, the mechanics institute, the san francisco dance -- festival and so many more and together we are joined to telling the many stories of the world fair a moment in history where san francisco stepped back and onto the world stage. think back with me about 100 years ago and close your eye

to me, there was no question she was beck. em bodied that so much that with all the colors and i loved collaborating with her. i respect her as a woman and artist and i'm happy to call her my friend now. >> yeah. this project, you can't really tell by the clip we saw. i'm glad we played that clip, but i was -- maybe shocked is too strong of a word, but pleasantly surprised at how funny this movie is in places. >> yes. >> surprisingly funny. >> i think that was an important part of my character's unfolding and finding her realness. she was so uptight and held everything so closely. an important part of that was for emmy's character to say, come on, let loose. live a little. live a little within this. come on. it's kind of profound to say live a little while you are dying, but that's true. there's a lot of laughter she found before her death. that, to me was beautiful. she was able to be realized in that way. >> since you are the producer and star, i'll let you answer it in a way that doesn't give it away too much. we were talki

father beck, my final question to you. my final question to you.hen i was just so stunned by how the pope was so integral in helping broker those relations between castro and obama. in your lifetime, thinking of the pope's past, has the pope had that kind of power and that kind of sway? >> certainly if you think back to the fall of communism. it is not without precedence that the pope has been involved in these political processes. the point is that it's not about politics for the pape yasapapac. it is about issues of peace and justice. the pope gets involved when people are suffering. when there's a call for liberation. when there's a call for justice. and of course cuba has been that issue when they intervened in syria that's the issue. in the middle east that's the issue. all i can say if that was the christmas message that he gave that we heard, i can't wait to hear good friday. >> father edward beck and john allen, merry christmas to both of you. thank you very much for joining me. >>> an incredible year for health stories. 2014 was the first

was funded entirely by private dpoomgsz and i'd like to recognize the leaders for this effort steven beck natural fund, the big one made this charlotte and george schultz and susan i didn't bechtel and her husband robert a day (clapping) charles and ann johnson foundation (clapping) the san francisco public utilities commission (clapping) and deedee wellscy (clapping) i am pleased and honored to welcome one of the co-chairs of our veterans steering committee and the honory chair of fleet week the honorable george p schultz (clapping.) first of all, mike read off a lot of people to get recognized but, you know who the driving force is michael so let's hear it for mike (clapping.) i'll tell you something in you put a marine general in charge things move this is a great moment and we're talking about something called a memorial but for me i think the important point is to recognize what veterans bring to us that is special let me start with a story right after world war ii i learned that if you went on the facilitate at m y u this guy's gets up named bev us and said i'm honored to be a membe

the california historic society, the may beck foundation, innovation hangar and at & t are all partnering with our recreation and parks department to recapture this of this national exhibition. i want to say a big thank you to all the organizers. it takes an incredible effort to remind people where we came from. there is a lot of handout -- of hours that people spent for this opportunity. i want to thank all the sponsors and all the organizers in your leadership in recognizing this important time in our city's history. i want to remind everybody if you want to know more about this history, just talk to charlotte. she was there. her boyfriends from the past are not here anymore, but she was here. [ laughter ] i am proud that we are celebrating this. it's going to be a lot of years of celebrating events, activities that are representing more that be 35 bay area cultural educational exhibits, activities, organizations that reflect the pan pacific international historic significance. i say the then, tomorrow theme will be exciting for people to understand and to learn from. i'm excited for wh

obama, dan forth and beck, they disagree profoundly. on the notion of whether the nation is religious or what does that even men. where could we begin? and what my make from the petitions in the 1970's. it's knot just that everybody has a body. to invote martin luder king jr. >> it's that everything is part of a they are connected to other bodies. >> an abstract ideology's first. we run the ricks of putting etween. tangibles b nine. that was a proob these massachusetts petitioners, their families and their friends they knew all too well. it may be a struggle to see bodies before ballots. to see ballots. beliefs. ies before what these forgot hn founders of the 1770's. they called your struggle a glorious strulling. >> it was one that valued and needed everybody body. thank you for the time. 2-for your time listening to this body and it's any connections to lots of body here and elsewhere. thank you. [applause] >> good morning. is that good? yes. until very recently i moved to houston texas. and this is my first prip back. so it's good to

. >> next up glenn beck has some questions about lincoln's final days.ill visit with him. >> very few history books are written this way in a story form so you actually feel like you know what the story is. >> you are there. >> you care. also, a watters world original. it's the lincoln quiz. >> how did lincoln die? >> oh, he was shot. >> by who? >> george booth. >> james booth. >> the james is james vaughn. >> james bond. >> right back with it. go to philips.com/new to save up to $40. innovation and you. philips norelco. >>> this is a fox news alert from new york, i'm kelly wright, search teams are out in full force recovering wreckage and bodies from the air asia crash scene. so far there is no official confirmation on the number of victims recovered. the singapore-bound flight 8501 carried 162 people when it went down in the shallow waters of the java sea earl little sunday. it's still unclear what brought the plane down. the u.s. navy is assisting in the search and recovery and has deployed the uss sampson. police shooting a suspect to death after he

from this vantage point, starting with bodies, i would like to suggest that glenn beck, senator john danforth, and barack obama stand together. they respect bodies. in faith and politics, senator danforth expressed profound frustration with the use of teri schiavo, the florida woman who remained hospitalized in a vegetative state for 15 years to make political hay. his concern was for the sanctity of her body and the well-being of the bodies around her, family members, friends, doctors. danforth was not interested in this case with the body politic that was the republican party. glenn beck cherishes the founding fathers like george washington in part as he sees george washington as a defender of jewish americans and their right to their religious freedom, and that defending their religion is also about defending their bodies to practice that religion. finally, it's clear that bodies loom large in barack obama's political and personal imagination. his father's absent body, the bodies of dead children, of abortion protesters, the bodies of religious communities, they animate the audaci

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. >> next up glenn beck has some questions about lincoln's final days.h him. >> very few history books are written this way in a story form so you actually feel like you know what the story is. >> you are there. >> you care. also, a watters world original. it's the lincoln quiz. >> how did lincoln die? >> oh, he was shot. >> by who? >> george booth. >> james booth. >> the james is james vaughn. >> james bond. >> right back with it. ♪ ah, push it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ push it. ♪ ♪ p...push it real good! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ow! ♪ ♪ oooh baby baby...baby baby. ♪ if you're salt-n-pepa, you tell people to push it. ♪ push it real good. ♪ it's what you do. ♪ ah. push it. ♪ if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ ah. push it. ♪ i'm pushing. i'm pushing it real good! >>> this is a fox news alert. officials say sonar may have found airasia flight upside down on the ocean floor. winds, strong currents and high surf are hampering recovery efforts. so far teams have recovered six bodies and some wreckage the u.s. security council

daughter. >> the bill passes. >> just a few days after watching the house finally approve the bill, beckenly of a heart attack and members of congress moved to name this new law after him. >> it is a tremendous example of a parent, a dad who had an idea as to how we could improve his daughter's lives and rallied the disabilities community, rallied republicans, democrats, house, senate and got it done and so you can make a difference. >> before president obama left the white house for a vacation in hawaii, he took out his pen, signed the bill and made the stephen beck able act the law of the land. >>> up next, angelina jolie, she worked behind the camera this time, and we'll share tips on which moves to see over the holidays. you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you've had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you talk to your insurance company and... boom! you're blindsided for a second time. they won't give you enough money to

father beck, it's great to have you with us. >> have a great weekend, father beck. hour. i'm michaela. >> and i'm john. "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts right now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm pamela brown in for ashleigh banfield. welcome to "legal view." great to have you with us on this friday. a technical glitch that created problems for hundreds of thousands of travelers in london has just been fixed. an air traffic control computer glitch is to blame for the problem. airport officials expect cancellations to last into today. >> absolutely. for what they had there for

i want to join up now with father edward beck. merry christmas before i've said and it's nice to have you back. i hope you had a lovely day yesterday. physical you look back in the last 12 months, what has stood out the most? >> the papacy is still relevant. for anyone who thought that the pope is just an old man sitting in an ivory tower in the vatican, i think this pope has proven that that is not true, from syria to palestine and israel, even when he was flying to korea, he did something that no pope in modern memory has done. he called the president of china and gave a message over china. we've seen him this year as diplomat, negotiator, whatever you want to call it. it's been the most remarkable. >> so what do you foresee? do you think that this -- i don't know if it's fair to call it an aggressive agenda, meaning a busy agenda. do you think he's going to stay with that pace or have we seen the most of it and now it will be time to let it all sink in? >> well, you and others, ashleigh, have said that maybe all of the image is

officers had been searching for 14-month-old beck fordrd from maryland, searching for him since yesterday. his mother too her children columbus, ohio, two weeks ago and originally staying with a friend. she told friends she left the toddler on a stranger's1(+zñ front porch when she couldn't care for him anymore. from columbus ohio, new details are emerging why stevens took her children the in the first place. >>> a virginia boy who died from the flu will be laid to rest this weekend. joshua justin a fifth grader spent sevel days in the hospital with high fever and flu-like symptoms. visitation from 9:30 to 11:30 saturday morning. josh attended creighton's corner elementary school. he will be remembered for his bright smile and caring attitude. the flu has claimed the lives of more than a dozen children this year. according tohe cdc, 15 deaths have been reported in nine states. they're spread across the country. the c announced this week the flu has reached an epidemic level in the u.s. >>> local waiting+"t packed with sick patients looking for relief from the coughing and body aches. live

from this vantage point, starting with bodies, i would like to suggest that glenn beck, senator johnrth, and barack obama stand together. they respect bodies. in faith and politics, senator danforth expressed profound frustration with the use of teri schiavo, the florida woman who remained hospitalized in a vegetative state for 15 years to make political hay. the sanctityas for of her body and the well-being of the bodies around her, family members, friends, doctors. danforth was not interested in this case with the body politic that was the republican party. glenn beck cherishes the founding fathers like george washington in part as he sees george washington as a defender of jewish americans and their right to their religious freedom, and that defending their religion is also about defending their bodies to practice that religion. finally, it's clear that bodies loom large in barack obama's political and personal imagination. his father's absent body, the bodies of dead children, of abortion protesters, the bodies of religious communities, they animate the audacity of hope and other

los angeles police chief charlie beck told reporters the officers involved in the shooting say they shotord when he reached for one of the officer's guns. chief beck said the investigation is still ongoing and pleaded for the public's help asking for any eyewitnesss to come forward. >> we want to find out what happened that night because if officers need support, they need support. if the officers need discipline or criminal prosecution, then they need that. we want to find out the truth. >> joining me now john burris, criminal defense attorney. thank you so much for being here. start with the timing of the release of the report. the los angeles police have said according to the "los angeles times" that they placed a hold on ezell forward'sd's autopsy report designed to ensure that any witness statements about the fatal encounter between ford and two veteran gang officers were not influenced by information released publicly about the shoot ppg. >> i think the issue he raised is a legitimate one. the question of how long should that have taken place, i think four months is a very long tim

a massive search for a tiny toddler. 14-month-old cameron beck foverment police canvased a columbus, ohio park. dive teams searched the creek. by the end of the day the police renamed their investigation to a recovery mission. >> mom took cameron and his 6-year-old sister to a relative's home. the father became nervous and contacted authorities. >> look building at phone numbers that we had on file and ba we were able to locate a possible address in columbus. >> adding to the confusion cameron's mother dialed 911 in ohio reporting a missing child. >> 911 where is your emergency? >> hi. i would like to report a missing child. emergency. my location is logan's road house by the red robin. can you get someone down here to make a report. >> officers quickly found the mother and sister but the toddler remains missing. >> this is a weird and tragedy case at this point. there's a lot of follow-up being done on the frederick side and a lot of follow-up to be done over on the columbus side. >> the mother will face a judge tomorrow. meanwhile, the father will pick up his six-year-old daughter

let me start with you, father beck. you know, the pope playing a role here. happened once before when it came to the soviet union in a sense, how significant is this when was brokering a foreign policy deal for the united states of america? >> well, it's significant, erin, because this pope has shown that he's not afraid to do so. remember, he called the president of israel and to the vatican to broker a peace deal with israel. he sent a letter to president putin during the g 20 summit and said military intervention was not an option in syria. they had to look for a peaceful negotiation. he has spoken against isil and the situation in the mid-east. this is a man who is not afraid of entering these waters but it's not for political reasons, erin. it's because these are issues of human justice, peace and justice. this pope believes from experience in argentina and latin america, you cannot disassociate the two. the human rights justice necessarily get linked in the political forum. so if he needs to wait until those waters to speak in the name of justice and pe

luckily this does not affect glenn beck because base on his show he's looking past 2012 and running for archduke of the post apocalyptic afterstate. (cheers and applause) he's got a real shot at it. nation, my eyes cream, park mericone dream is near and dear to my heart. in fact my cardiologist says i have a fair amount of caramel longed in my left ventricle. but there is no excuse out there for you not trying it since it recently joined cherry garcia and chocolate chip cooky dough -- cookie dough as the only three flavors available in quart, pint, quarts and minishot, suck it chunky monkey. by the way, i don't believe in ice cream evolution. there is no way you evolved into chubby hubby. of course, folks, when are you on top like i am, you are a target. for instance, last night i was relaxing like i always do by watching some late my jimmy fallon. which was much harder to do before he got a tv show. (laughter) as i sat there, watching jimmy, i saw this. >> jimmy, will you do the honors? >> stephen: what? jimmy fallon has his own ice cream flavor? but i thought i was special. i guess wi

beck adds that they would investigate even if a case is old and beyond the statute of limitations. >>turn people away because things are out of statute. you come to us he i he is specil with a sexual allegation, you know, we will work with you. >> chief beck says so far in complaints have been brought to the los angeles police department. >>> victims of the fort hood shoot log soon be eligible to get their purple heart. a bill is expected to clear congress next week that would officially recognize domestic terrorism as an issue since the 2009 attack, the obama administration has classified the shooting rampage as workplace file violence. victims couldn't get honor and combat injury benefit. sergeant alonzo was shot several times during the attack. this decision took way too long. >> so you put your life on the line for freedom and then to have the people that are in charge of our infrastructure, our government to treat you the way that they're treating you with a lot of them have never even wore a uniform to just basically turn their back on you is embarrassing. >> the bill will make

that we are a service oriented apartment which i think people are inclined to think we are at the beckple. that is what a lot of us are doing, sitting back waiting to be called. >> unless you want to run him here. >> we are more community relations orientated, more service type department, and i think at the expense of enforcement, law enforcement. >> the so-called service style is not per se a week approach to -- a weak approach to the problem at all. if anything, it is a stronger approach. you can have an effective, alert police department which does in fact engage in heads up police work, aggressive patrol. the is what the community wants . that is why we exist. >> would you like the department to go back to the head knocking, legalistic department it used to be? >> nope. i don't think anybody wants it to go back that far. not that far. >> why? >> it would create the same old problem as we had before, i a hostile society, problems on the simplest of things, just talking to people in the streets, i don't think we would have as much success if we went back to that. >> i believe more t

officers are looking for 14-month-old cameron beck ford near columbus, ohio. the boy's mother told the father she left him on the porch of a house development on friday. cameron's father lives in frederick, maryland. he reported the boy and 6-year-old sister missing after their mother took them earlier this month. the girl is now in the care of child protective services. the mother faces childen dangering and tampering with evidence. well it is new year's eve. a whole lot going on in our area to ring in the new year. alexandria you can attend first night. shops and buildings in old town will turn into performance venues. you're looking at video from last year's last night sell operation. the main stage to watch the ball drop at broad and washington streets. no matter what you decide to do tonight, make stay safe. the washington regional program is offering free rides home as part of soberride to discourage drunk driving. call 1-800-200-taxi. the free rides end at 6:00 a.m. >>> metro will be running trains tonight until 2015. most will run into 2:00 a.m. two ho

for instance, here's how glenn beck reacted. >> i don't know exactly how this happened, but i will tellion of the grand jury in new york on the death of eric garner, here's a guy who was not resisting arrest, was not being a jerk. the video is very, very clear. how this cop did not go to jail, was not held responsible, is beyond me. >> well, that's -- >> not even indicted. >> he's not even indicted. >> right. >> glenn beck isn't alone. in fact, there's been a huge array of conservative thinkers and writers and media personalities who are more or less saying the same thing that i think most people say when they see that video, which is something horrible happened here and there should at least be a criminal indictment. but the big difference seems to be between liberals and conservatives and frankly between a lot of black folks and a lot of white folks in how they understand this is the degree to which race played a role in this. last night mayor bill de blasio used the phrase "black lives matter," which has become a rallying cry in the wake of several deaths of black men at the hands of

beck becca, i want to get you back into the conversation.relationships through story telling. >> story telling is essential. share stories with kids when they are little, that everything you do is aplaysing. that you can do no wrong. it is important to show your kids that you're fallible and learned from failure. instead of telling the fabulous stories, tell the stories not in the droning on way, but in an empathetic way. you're all for it if they fail. >> dr. kang how important is it to encourage a child's weakness? it's a little bit selfish on the part of the parent, they think they know who they want you to be and push you in that direction but do they need to stop and take a breath and figure out what's unique with the child? >> sure lisa. i worked with children over the years and what makes us motivated and uniqueness is something that really drives a child. we all want to follow our passions and our brains are hard-wired differently. there are reasons why some are interested in the arts and some interested in the in science. mother nat

glenn beck cherishes the founding others like george washington in part because he sees washington as the defender of jewish americans and their right to religious freedom and that defending their religion is also about defending their bodies to practice that religion. finally, it is clear that bodies were large and barack obama's personal imagination. his father is absent oddi the bodies of dead children abortion protesters, the bodies of religious communities animate "the audacity of hope" and other key obama writings and speeches. obama danforth and back to disagree profoundly on the abstract notion of whether the notion is religious or christian or what that even means. but where they agree, where they could begin and what we may take from petitions of the 1770s the not just that everybody has a body to invoke martin luther king jr. but everybody is part of connected to other bodies. when we think a body sack in an abstracted ideology first we run the risk of putting intangibles before tangibles non-existence before existence. that was a problem these massachusetts petitioners, th

los angeles belief charlie beck. >> the officer's account is of a violent struggle where one officer ended up on his back with mr. ford on top of him with mr. ford in control of his pistol his uniform pistol. the officer drew his backup gun and reached over mr. ford's back and shot mr. ford in very close proximity. >> reporter: ford was described by the family as bipolar and schizophrenic. a witness contradicts police description of the struggle. >> they shot him and two seconds later again. >> reporter: ford-family filed a $75 million wrongful death suit against the lapd and los angeles. the suit claims police officers were familiar with ford and aware he was mentally ill. steven lerman is the family attorney. >> they knew this man was unarmed. they knew that he was basically helpless and harmless and yet they proceeded to attack him bring him to the ground, and shoot and kill him. sphoo the autopsy is -- >> reporter: the autopsy is one element to be used in three separate investigations into ford's death. norah, the two officers involved, both veterans of the gang squad, have been

luckily this does not affect glenn beck because base on his show he's looking past 2012 and running for the post apocalyptic afterstate. (cheers and applause) he's got a real shot at it. nation, my eyes cream, park mericone dream is near and dear to my heart. in fact my

los angeles police chief charlie beck. >> the officer encountered a violent struggle. the officer ended up on his back with mr. ford on top of him. with mr. ford in control of his pistol, his uniform pistol. the officer drew his backup gun and reached over mr. ford's back and shot mr. ford in very close proximity. >> reporter: ford was described by his family as bipolar and schizophrenic, a witness contradicts a description of a struggle. >> he put his hands like that, they wrestled him to the ground, a lot went off. and they shot him again. and another two seconds later, they shot him again. >> reporter: ford's family has filed a $45 million wrongful death suit against lapd and los angeles. the suit claims the police officers were familiar with ford and aware that he was mentally ill. steven larimer is the family's attorney. >> they knew this man was unarmed. they knew he was basically helpless and harmless. and yet, they proceeded to attack him, bring him to the ground and shoot and kill him. >> the autopsy is one element to be used in three separate investigations n

and knows that even though beck beckler hasn't coached since 2009 and died in 2006, he cast as huge shadow over the program. >> my first team meeting, i was ten minutes late to the first team meeting, the coach told me i would never play a single down at the university of michigan. my entire career. >> we all know that he did. jim harbaugh's day as a conquering hero wasn't limited to a news conference. coming up, we'll show you more of that reception that he received today at a michigan basketball game. but, all smiles for jim harbaugh right now. >> and you don't show up late to a meeting with beau. >> no, and i imagine you don't show up late to a meeting with jim harbaugh. >> you can see the entire harbaugh press conference by going to our website, ktvu.com. we posted the story and video right there on our home page. >>> a video surfaced showing an offduty police officer in a physical confrontation with two women after they allegedly hit his car and took off. police say the incident happened on september 9. they say the officer was offduty at the time when the women hit his personal car w

. >> reporter: rachel beck said she couldn't have been oblivious to the situation. >> not with that damage to your windshield. >> reporter: sister station wjz confirmed bishop cook was charged with dui and marijuana possession four years ago. the marijuana charge went away, but bishop cook was ordered under supervised probation for the dui. phillip coopman worried what will get lost in all of that. thomas palermo who died on the type of bicycle he spent a lifetime building. >> he was building frames by hand and that's kind of been lost in baltimore and it was really nice to see somebody go back up there and put that kind of craftsmanship and artsmanship back into the bicycle business in baltimore. >> reporter: now the lawyer for the bishop says she is distraught about the death of the cyclist and is praying for the man and his family. police are still investigating tonight. reporting live from northwest d.c. jim osman, wusa9. >> it's a great loss all around. >>> now we take you to another roadside tragedy, this time a 45-year-old man from centreville killed on the beltway. >> najdi hicham

police chief charlie beck. >> the officers observed muzzle flashes and heard gunshots coming from two male pedestrians. the officers believed that they were the object of an attack and returned fire. >> reporter: no one was injured. and officers captured one of the suspects. >> a pistol, a rifle and multiple shell casings were also recovered. >> reporter: more than 60 officers scoured the area overnight for a second suspect who is still at large. the motive for the shooting is unclear, but in follows weeks of nationwide protests against police killings. and it comes less than two weeks after a gunman shot and killed two new york city police officers. >> we are extremely concerned about the possibility that somebody would target uniformed los angeles police officers in a random fashion for events that occurred thousands of miles away or even events that occurred in the same neighborhood by other individuals. >> reporter: detectives in l.a. are now working to develop leads for an investigation they say could take months. bigad shaban, cbs news, los angeles. >>> raise your hand if you we

could receive infielder marcus simeon, center fielder trace thompson, and right-handed pitcher chris beckanwhile, former athletic jon lester expected to make his decision on where he'll end up tomorrow. reports list the giants and cubs as front-runners in the lester sweepstakes, while lester's agent says the red sox and dodgers are both still in the running. >>> turning to the hardwood, big night for the splash brothers in minnesota. dubs shooting for 13 straight victories. second quarter, zach levine blows the dunk. the warriors are head the other way. klay thompson finds himself all alone on the wing, and that is automatic. the three ball ups the dubs' lead to eight. later in the quarter steph curry getting creative. the stepback one leg jumper. silky smooth. nothing thaddeus young can do about it. but say hey, there's nothing i can do about it, he beat me. dubs up ten. on to the early third. curry at it again, drives, as the lead grows to 12. splash brothers each score 21. warriors win their 13th straight, 102-86. >>> jim harbaugh spotted talking to raiders owner mark davis before yest

kate beck sthe s.a.g.wards ar good indication for how the rest of the award season goes for kicking things off so we'll see. "forbes" has revealed its list of the highest-paid musicians of 2014 and dr. dre took home $620 million this year before taxes which not only makes him the world's top-earning musician of 2014 but also marks the biggest single-year salary of any musician ever. beyonce second place by more than 500 million bucks. not bad work if you can get it, right, folks? that's going to do it for "way too early." stick with us, "morning joe" is moments away. i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 50,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards, even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning a business even more re

because he was firm ryan beck york from the hudson valley appointed you that i found useful to imagine with recovery was to keep in mind war has a profound impact on the participants a fact known in the time of over and that is relevant today as veterans come back from iraq and afghanistan. the revolutionary war was not a costume drama. the battles were living in arrears and the conditions verge blondie horrific. is a day's march barefoot in the did more than once. with the post traumatic stress disorder it was just as prevalent back then. there was a lieutenant in the continental or rename john henry and october 7 that was the best victory. and then to surrender but after the battle john henry the son of patrick henry of give me liberty or give me death. only now looking into the faces and then to go to burleigh insane disappear for months and then never fought again. is no cost to drum up. montgomery was an officer before the revolution. a very studious union with touche and the college and then listed in the british army and 18. and the with the french and indian war in george washi

they're at the beck and call of the prosecutor. we don't know what the prosecutor presented to the grand jury. i still admire grand juries, and i still think it's a great idea. it's like democracy, democracy isn't perfect. >> when you get called for grand jury service, you are in for it. you could be in there, 30, 60, 90 days serving time as your civic duty. i was given this case and i had to put it forward and proffer it to the grand jury. there's two big pieces of evidence that i would present, one the video, it sort of tells the whole tale. two, the coroner's report. and the -- you look at the video and then you have the fact that he asked for, you know, essentially medical attention saying that he couldn't breathe. i'm really not certain what other evidence could some forward besides some kind of utterance where the officer felt in danger for his life, like i'm going to kill you or he patted him and saw we had a weapon on him. >> any death at the hands of another person is homicide, people think homicide. for instance, self-def

fact that we are a service oriented apartment, areh i think people inclined to think we are at the becka people. that is what a lot of us are doing, sitting back waiting to be called. >> unless you want to run him here. >> we are more community relations orientated, more service type department, and i think it the expense of enforcement, law enforcement. >> the so-called service style is not per se a week approach to the problem at all. if anything, it is a stronger approach, have an effective, alert police department which does in fact engage in heads up police work, aggressive patrol. the is what the community wants p that is why we exist. if you would like the department to go back to the head knocking, legalistic department it used to be. >> nope. i don't think anybody wants it to go back that far. not that far. ? >> it would create the same old problem is we had before, i hostile society, problems on the simplest of things, just talking to people in the streets, i don't think we would have as much success of we went back to that. >> i believe more than i believe anything that the o

officers are looking for cameron beck ford near columbus, ohio. the mother said she left him on a porch in a house on friday. the father lived in frederick, maryland. so police found the girl. she is in the care of child pr >>> a baltimore ravens employee could spend a year in prison after he was charged with fourth degree sex offense. according to th baltimore sun, ravens security director darren sanders was charged. the incident happened earlier this month. sanders will face a hearing in february. >>> a massive cleanup effort is under way after a wall collapsed because of salt. yeah salt. this happened in north chicago at a storage company owned by morton salt company. the salt buried a row of cars at a township. some of the cars could be a total loss because the salt may have damaged the suspension. also a lot of the cars were for the customers at the adjoining car dealership. >> my goodness. >> police of are on leave this morning after they shot and killed a man they say tried to run r with his car. it happened outside philadelphia. say joseph

yards also against bradley and let not for get this guy odelle beckham junior could be a problem for beck if he plays. >> i loved odelle beckham he's a great player and showing it right now. >> he's a great receiver fast, great hands, runs great routes and does a lot of plays for him. >> much more improved player and got comfortable and they're pushing the ball to him in the offense. we need to be ready for him. >> now every time you turn around the eagles have turned the ball over. they have given the ball away more than any other team and that's why espn ron jaworksi says they're headed home for the holidays and not the playoffs >> we've about talking about turnovers since week one the eagles continue to be careless with the football. 35 giveaways. the most in the national football league. what's that and more important than taking okay of football. and this eagle team all season long has been careless with the football until they learn that that football is a block of gold they're going to could be taken to lose football games because of it. >> turning to penn state they'll play first

but there is a fallacy here, what is really the case is that owe beck is by far the higher producer. companies are owned by the states. and 80%, 90% of the budgets come from the holy company. therefore the price that the companies that middle east saudi receive for oil is inextricable from government income. therefore, the break even point, the price that audi arabia needs to sell its oil at minimum is $86 an barrel. >> they're getting hammered right now. they miss judged the durability of the shale market, and in the process they're killing themselves. >> well, they may have misjudged. the main thing is that there is bloodletting. there is bloodletting in the united states in that share players are suffering from low prices. but opec is suffering, too and the question is in this brinksmanship who is going to cry uncle first. is. >> is it possible that there could be a cost that if there is geopolitical stability, and i'm thinking particularly with russia which depends oh heavily on oil. >> it's true that this is a very uncertain time. so we've been cheering this on because of this b

police chief charlie beck. >> the officers observed mussel flashes and heard shots. the officers believed they were the object of an attack and returned fire. >> reporter: no one was injured and officers captured one of the suspects. >> a pistol, rifle and multiple shell casings were also found. >> reporter: the motive for the shooting is unclear but it follows weeks of nationwide protests against police killings. and comes less than two weeks after a gunman shot and killed two new york officers. >> we are extremely concerned about the possibility that somebody would target uniform los angeles police officers, in a random fashion for events that occurred thousands of miles away or even events that occurred to one individual. >> reporter: detectives are looking for leads that they say could take months. >>> two suspects took police on a wild chase across three bare counties in a stolen newspaper delivery truck -- three bay area counties in a stolen newspaper delivery truck. they crossed the san mateo bridge and were finally caught in san leandro. during the one hour c

glenn beck to al- sharpton and watching the videotape of eric garner choked to death are outraged andtizing the police and expressing increddousness that there was no indictment. and the ferguson case is very, very different. you had dispouted evidence and no question that michael brown had gone in the police car and wrestled with darren wilson. you don't have the usual racial and idea logical divisions in the media. >> howard, the folks who tend to be more liberal on other network are calling it as they see it and here at fox, we are calling it in what we view a fair fashion in terms of the comment attors. they see it is wrong and they report it. and if they see it in another story they report that way? >> i think the liberal commenters are doing is try to push the agenda. >> they say it is about race? >> it is also an anti- police agenda, and that glosses over the fact these two cases are different. we have the videotape in the garner case. another big difference regardless of where you sit on the spectrum, the st. louis county prosecutor made all of the evidence public. and we have