steven bergen, originally detained for stealing a stereo and a few bags of snacks ends up in far deeper trouble. he's convicted of aggravated assault on a police officer and attempted escape. he serves four years and seven months in prison. after the incident, a lot of things changed at the campus police station. >> our booking area became more secure. it was moved to that different building. no loose chairs. no loose things they could get their hands on and use against us. >> coming up, an ex-con hijacks a lumber truck and gives new meaning to the term pursuit. hell on wheels. when "caught on camera: they fought the law" continues. >>> an out of work ex-con leads police on a wild ride. driving a stolen lumber truck, its flat bed in flames. >> i can't believe they didn't stop this guy, man. >> it can't get much more dangerous. he was on the open road with an 18 wheeler that was on fire. it was a true wild west chase and shootout. >> dallas, texas, nbc news correspondent jay gray is always on the lookout for the next big scoop. >> we're looking for this man in the surveillance video. >>

bergen can be forgiven for not remembering that. subsequently, he quit.ard? >> no, and i'll tell you why. he knew he was breaking the rules but he did a courageous thing by speaking out on a very incendiary subject. >> what are you talking about? do you really think a reporter, a man or woman should be able to editorialize about anything they think? aren't you a news guy? >> now, wait a minute, lauren, the problem with his report is that part of the report was the blowback from police officers angry that news 12 put a woman on the air, the mother of the murderer who condemned the police force. that is part of the story. so isn't mr. bergen explaining why that is happening and how dangerous it is, isn't that a legitimate explanation? >> when i was on the streets of washington, d.c. covering the worst crime areas possible, covering stories just like this, i reported the facts. you report the police are upset, you get the victim or the victim's family and then you can talk about issues. but you don't state your own -- >> what is the line you would have suspe

the golden dragon copper pipe frac try -- [ technical difficulties ] >> and the bergening businesses here in the state of alabama represent just a small slice of the overall picture. last year, chinese firms invested $14 billion in the u.s. economy, and now directly employ 70,000 workers. a decade ago that number was close to non-none. >>> and coming up, the mississippi river overflowing and one town now taking on water. we'll go to clarksville, missouri to see what people are doing to save their homes. r >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are your headlines at this hour. the president is heading to texas today, one of the hot spots of the border debate. he is expected to meet with the governor and religious leaders, but he is still facing criticism for not going to the border itself. >>> german authorities are investigating why a second man was spying on them. >>> and at least 40 people are dead from the latest round of fighting between israel and hamas. >>> and normer new orleans mayor has been sentenced to ten years in jail for bribery and money launde

skillman princeton bennington morning bill middletown manila pan keansburg well i just found that in bergen washington crossing do not drive your vehicle into areas where the water covers the roadway a lot of depth may be too great to allow your car to cross safely moved to higher ground. sound pretty targeted and that's what's not being discussed in this case everyone is focusing on how screwed up our prison systems are and they are very screwed up but this story goes beyond our prison problems into the land of eugenics when you've got people being coerced into sterilization by doctors who say they're doing it to save money on welfare that's eugenics regulated breeding and population control we've seen eugenics before states used to have eugenics boards that sterilized people they deemed fit for procreation north carolina is in the process now of compensating victims of their eugenics board which was shuttered in the one nine hundred seventy s. people like to think such social abominations as eugenics are a thing of the past but now here we see evidence of eugenics today and yet if you say

. >> it happened in bergen county. officials say officer christopher goodell was using his radar gun to monitor speeders were a tractor trailer careened into his squad car. the 32 year old officer was a marine vet, a five year veteran on the force, and engaged to be married. >> at some point in time the vehicle went into the right shoulder of the -- locate just at the intersection of route 17 south and bergen avenue. at that time the tractor trailer rear ended an unmarked police vehicle. >> the truck driver is not injured. meanwhile, new jersey is mourning the loss of a jersey city police officer killed in the line of duty over the weekend. the honor flag a tribute to officers who lost their lives on the job has arrived in jersey city to honor officer melvin santiago. police say an armed robber shot the rookie officer in the head as he responded to a scene of a robbery at a drugstore. police shot and killed the suspect. >>> we are following a developing story out of camden county, new jersey, for you tonight. new charg

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we plan to release a new one with peter bergen this september. we obviously, based on the report we released today and the work we've been doing the past few years, realize that the threat is evolving. and we know that our nation needs to make sure that it's evolving its counterterrorism measures accordingly. no group is doing that more thoroughly than the house homeland security committee. not only are we joined by the chairman, chairman mccall, but we're also joined by members of his staff who are in the audience. we want to thank them for their hard work at keeping our nation safe and secure. we know that they often do it without being recognized, so we're glad they're here with us today. i also want to thank the members of the 9/11 staff that are with us here today. there are a large number of them. many have gone on to continue serving their country in a wide range of positions, and we're just so glad they could take time out to be here to honor the report that they worked so hard on 10 years ago. and with that, i'm going to turn it over to

. >> all right, bent, joining us live from the norwegian town of bergen. appreciate your update.hank you so much. >>> we'll have more from europe later in this news hour. helping with a cia rendition, and helping to rebuild trust. >> welcome back to do har. , under the constitution, the largely ceremonial post has incurred after elections in april. maliki's coalition, which won the election, must confirm it's choice for prime minister. more. >> he was born in 1958, in the union of occurred is tan. kurdi. there from the 1970s. and now they have a base to nominate a prime minister, and this is the biggest challenge, because all of the iraqi politicians do not agree on who to nominate for the prime minister. the opponents are on him to step down to allow the formation of the inclusive government. on the other hand, the united nations, before what he called terrorism as well as sectarianism. he called on iraqis to form a unity government for the iraqis. >> much more to come on news hour, including the u.s. death penalty comes under scrutiny after a prisoner takes two hours to die. an

. >> reporter: megyn, former news 12 new jersey reporter shawn bergen says he's spent a lot of time ints, always for the same reason, black men slaughtering each other in the streets. this weekend he covered the case of melvin santiago, a rookie jersey city police officer gunned down as he responded to a bank robbery call. santiago was ambushed by 27-year-old lawrence campbell. campbell was killed when police returned fire. sean then interviewed campbell's wife bho who said her husband didn't go far enough, that he should have killed more police officers. later that same anti-police sentiment was further highlighted when residents paid tribute to the cop killer by putting up a memorial. after giving his report on the shooting, sean bergen added some surprising commentary dealing with the anti-cop mentality. >> listen, this same sick perverse line of thinking is evident from jersey si to newark, patterson and trenton. it's made the police officers job impossible and has got to stop. the underlying cause of all of this young black men growing up without fathers. unfortunately no one in t

actresses candice bergen and ali mcgraw found their first work in front of cameras at ford models. ford's client list acquired an international flair with jean are shrimpton and elle macpherson. but as important as the faces she discovered and promoted it was her influence on the business of modeling that may be ford's lasting legacy. >> i do think that eileen ford was instrumental in allowing models to come into their own as women who were making a substantial living. >> reporter: eileen ford always claimed she herself had no talent but as the world could see, she sure knew how to find it. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> we're back in a moment with a big summer change on the way across a big part of the country. >>> plus, the strange thing happening tonight in one of the most beautiful places in our country. >>> movies have the oscars, television has the emmys and the nominations were announced this morning. we put the entire list on our website tonight. there were the usual complement of surprises and snubs. hbo got 99 nominations. almost twice as many as the nearest of th

about 10 clowns just finished show at a school in westwood bergen county yesterday and left in theirars. one member of the clown troop was apparently reaching for gps device when she veered off the road. that's when her fellow clowns jumped in to action to help her and call police. the 68 year old has minor injuries. the clowns are members of call us clowns, a not for profit organization that performs shows at schools and hospitals. >> you are more than your test score. that's the message from temple university tonight. the university says standardized test scores will be optional for new students starring with applications in the fall of 2015. students can apply via the temple option without submitting a score from a test like the sat or the act. students would good scores can still use the tra dig al route to apply. temple says the idea is to admit students who may in the test well but have bright futures. so interesting. >>> the mayor of darby borough gets the surprise of her life today. >> a surprise prom. it is so neat. mayor helen thomas told a student during a interview she ne

then i will tell you a little about my dad, brian bergen. in a way, you are lucky you got me because my father rarely stuck to time limits for anything. hopefully we will be on time today. he washington arsenal is now forming there. june 17, 1864, was the day of the explosion. at this time, d.c. is mired in the civil war. it has been about three years. death is everywhere. most families are mourning the loss of someone killed in the conflict. this explosion could easily have been just another round of deaths that could have easily been forgotten, but it touched the surrounding community deeply. kind ofwas a hot day, like earlier in the week, if you can imagine. the women showed up in their hoop skirts for work at the arsenal at 6:00 a.m. like normal. they would normally work until 6:00 p.m. they had a morning break for breakfast and an afternoon break, one hour, for lunch. the women were typically hired because they were seen as being in need. they were often widows of a union soldier were the daughters of a widow. they are usually between -

. >> ford models launched the careers of candice bergen, lauren hutton, and others.were child models including brooke shields. ford wasn't sentimental but said her success allowed her to raise her family the way she wanted. >> i don't know what else you need in life because your children and your grandchildren are what you did it all for in the end. >> jerry ford passed away in 2008. he said of his wife, she always loved to tell people what to do. in a statement, ford models said eileen's contributions to the modeling and fashion industries are unmatched. eileen ford was 92 years old. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs morning news," we'll be live from gaza for the latest on the escalating violence, plus a new book about the nixon white house tapes which reveals his controversial views is on women and gays. and we'll take you out west where michelle miller shows us how the spirit of the american cowgirl is alive and well. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm marlie hall. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.c

a week were allegedly revealed to be american spies let's get more for correspond peter oliver in bergen. this is as a direct result of two recent spy scandals came after an emergency session of the parliamentary committee for control of intelligence and well they said it was down to the refusal of u.s. intelligence services to work with their german counterparts of the back of these two investigations that we've see now this is clearly designed to represent a strong statement to washington not something that there has been accusations here in germany that the german government haven't being doing that they haven't been doing enough there to show strength in the face of spy scandals that have really been emerging although solidly since the first leaks from edward snowden over a year ago but in a statement a government spokesman said that the german government would continue to work with its partners but that data continued working relationship relied a lot on trust and that there had been trust lost here. i just want to see that if you look at it using common sense in my opinion spying a

correspondent peter one of our live in bergen thank you. now all these are going to go right now with the russia ukraine border she sent us this report judging by the pictures that it's a miracle that it hasn't hit any of the houses any of the residential houses located in that area at least we do not have any confirmation that regard representatives from the self-proclaimed donetsk people's republic are said to have recovered the black boxes the flight data recorders now whether or not they will be handing them over to moscow as initial reports suggested or to the thirty's but we cannot say with certainty however the prime minister of the self-proclaimed donetsk people's republic did say that they are going to declare a truce for several days in order to make it easier for the investigations take place and indeed ukrainian officials have said that they're launching an investigation as well as a criminal case into this really thick incident now as their international assistance have also come in to ukraine russia was among the first ones to

. >> steve berman, managing attner and -- at bergen -- berman hankins. thank you very much.up, the latest on the argentinian debt. we will have a news conference. ♪ >> i'm cory johnson filling in for pimm fox. have you ever been to one of those parties the booze runs out? there is a smartphone cap offering alcohol delivered to your door in as little as 20 minutes. it announced it is expanding its delivery to denver. we are joined by the ceo nick rellas. i really wanted this service when i was 17. i imagine you don't deliver to kids. it's absolutely not. -- >> as a li na. you download the app and the order will be sent to your local store. >> where are you? >> boston, new york, chicago, -- and i >> why those areas? >> partially because of the population. denver has been interesting. a great culture. it works. finding the about right be tell partner. take a city like los angeles and you've got a lot more stores than you do in a city like denver. once we find the right partners, then there will be more in the city. a news conference. i will have you sit tight for a minute. i wa

it happened in bergen county. our sister station reports that a tractor-trailer rear ended an unmarked police car that the officer was in killing him. the officer was operating a radar gun at the time. authorities have not identified the officer, but he was a five year veteran of the police force. >>> new this morning, warminster police are asking for your help in identifying this man. these surveillance pictures were taken on monday night on kohll's department store. a man was peeking under the dressing room while he she was trying on clothes. he said he was looking for his wife. surveillance video found him wandering around the store for five hours. >>> police are looking for a woman and three men who barged into a home in upper salken township. she held up the man and stole his mercedes benz. a woman was on the second floor of the home during the break in, but she has vanished police are investigating this as a kidnapping. >> maribel aber is live at the nasdaq. >> reporter: gm ceo will testify before a senate s

holder's nation of cowards, bergen decided to speak up and paid for it.ome citizens set up a memorial for the slain. not for the cop. the killer. the killer shot santiago while in his car. he was only six months on the job policing a community he was trying to help. the memorial is disgusting. a toxic shrub in a barren field. how do such things grow? in a climate where bad stuff cannot be discussed without being punished how can it not? fear is the fuel that cull ti elevates the worse in all of us so maybe we are cowards on race but not by choice. the suspension of a reporter for a strong comment sends a comment to all, better to be a coward than unemployed. dana, when you watch. he's a reporter but doing commentary. he was responding to the fact that people are upset that they were talking about the, i guess, the background of the cop killer and wanted to shed light on the anti-cop mentality. should he have brought that up? was that incorrect, do you think? >> i'm not sure how this local station runs things, but i love local news anywhere i go i love to

by tractor-trailer, happened this morning little before 1:30, route 17 south and bergen avenue. if you are familiar with that area. officials have identified the officer as 32 year old christopher goodel. he was operating radar at the time. he was marine veteran, spent five years with the police department. >>> back here, a philadelphia marne is now charged with murdering that young college graduate. this story just makes me sick. police say 22 year old jeremiah jackson confess today killing the 23 year old woman, laura. investigators believe he beat and strangled her before putting her body in that duffle bag, and then dumbing it in the kensington section of the city. police say he rent add room next to her in a mantua boarding house. police believe jackson may have been planning to will be her. a memorial service will be held at her church tomorrow. she was very religious young woman. >> and good friends around her. recovering at einstein this morning after being shot outside of crowded rec center in west oaklane. happened yesterday at about 4:45 in the afternoon. police say a

. >> was shawn bergen telling an uncomfortable truth? rupert murdock and 20th century fox make a blockbuster bid to buy time warner. what would happen to cnn and how will this transform the media landscape? i'm howard kurtz and this is "media buzz." >>> from the moment flight malaysian flight was shot down, some journalists speculating, others urging caution and one just being duped. >> i would say aa war correspondent and weighing all of the facts as they've been coming in, admittedly, this is my opinion. i believe that vladimir putin has the blood of these airline passengers on his hands. >> we should point out that a number of news networks have been airing footage of what appears to be smoke rising on a horizon, apparently reportedly from a plane crash. we cannot independent confirm that that is actually a plane crash from the malaysian jet that we are referring to. it's possible it's something that occurred earlier in the day. >> i was looking out the window and i saw a projectile flying through the sky. it would appear that the pla

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diana is responsible for getting the word out about the new scholarship designed to ease the bergen.e changer in the sense that middle class students haven't had a state finance program to help them meet the cost of their education. >> reporter: here is how the scholarship works. california residents attending a state university or university of california with ament family income up to $150,000 annually, fill out the application for federal student aide, called the fafsa. they will likely receive the scholarship after other factors are considered. >> the grant will grow depending upon the student's income, and the cost of the institution that they are attending. >> the specific amounts will vary due to several factors including how many students apply. estimates range from $90 to $1,450 per student with grant money rising over the next three years, capping at $305 million thereafter, it's expected that the scholarship could eventually cover up to 40% of an eligible student's tuition. >> this is about the tens and hundreds of thousands of middle class families -- >> >> reporter: but

the bergening business here represents a small slice of the overall picture.se firms invested a lot of money, and a decade ago that figure was close to none. >>> okay. farah is going to take us a little bit south of alabama in just a moment with the sport. >> thank you, david. germany are in to the world cup final after humiliating host brazil 7-1 in the semifinals. the defeat was brazil's heaviest ever, and their first competitive loss at home since 1975. richard par reports. >> reporter: no one expected this semifinal to be anything like this. the germans went ahead as early as the 11th minute. and then soon it was 2-0. it was his 16th world cup goal. in all germany scored 5 goals in the first half hour. brazil created chances early in the second half, but the goalkeeper refused to be beaten. at the other end germany went on scoring. substitute scoring the 6th and 7th goals. brazil did pull one back, but couldn't prevent them from going down in the heaviest ever defeat. >>> for more on this let's bring in lee wellings who is live for us from rio. let's just

the valet is not the only one in trouble for ruining the half million dollar lamb berg bergen -- lamborghinipparently borrowed the car that night. >> they are probably not friends anymore. >>> if you like perfect weather -- >> i will show off right now and give you a pretty nice weekend. and double scan live, most of the area now is quiet and dry. we have low humidity. you look at the radar saying yes, nothing is going on. however, look at the n and the e in vineland. a little something under the e, it is a shower that bubbled up. heading into millville along 47. some folks heading to the shore may bump into a little bit of wet roadways but no lightning strikes. it is the only downpour in the entire region that weld up. and trenton 85 degrees. 84 allentown, 87 wilmington. at the shore, easterly wind and cooler with temperatures there only in the mid 70s. the front off the coast where the most active weather was yesterday. now over the open waters of the atlantic. and also the humid air pushing south as high pressure is coming in from new england. that is supplying not only the sunshine, but

those separatists deny responsibility and a separatist leader andre bergen told the a.p. was certain it was ukrainian troops who brought the plane down. that is a claim the ukrainian government denies. right now both the state department and the pentagon there is yet no indication as to what caused this crash. white house officials say president obama and russian president vladimir putin spoke about the incident by phone earlier today. this afternoon speaking at

he is christie main component in fundraising circles and christie many with doctor bergen it's kind oferesting it's all happening here in idaho, but this is a target rich environment if you want to raise money. cheryl: we talked about this the fact that a lot of the big players in silicon valley may be interested in getting into media, certainly the bankers would love to see this deal happen. i guess we didn't learn anything from aol-- aol and time warner. >> remember that was the opposite. that was time warner-- aol looking for distribution through time warner and this is the opposite. i spoke with very senior media tech bankers of the last couple days and the question is are boston ahead of patrice -- 21st century fox, does he want to buy time warner, probably not the cable part, but the sort of context properties that are out there that are worth -- the deal would be worth something like $80 billion. he is not answering those questions, but it's-- if he is interested there are a lot of people that are interested in what i hear from these bankers is that in silicon valley companies l

. >> bergen was put on leave following those comments, is now facing permanent termination.ey for a comment, they gave us this statement. it is reporters must be objective and not say personal opinions on air in regards to the particular incident with sean burgess. and joining us now is the author of "enough" juan williams. >> you know, it only reminds me of this mea cult out there. i'll never understand it. in this case you have a rookie officer shot in cold blood. and objective on the scene, i guess they're saying i have crossed a line into opinion, but in terms of what he said, no. what the reporter said is right. you've got to wonder if this guy didn't have parenting and there is absence of fathers such a glaring problem in the black community didn't contribute to the fact that somehow he thought it was okay to kill a police officer not doing anything that would be anywhere might have been police brutality. no. he was coming into a walgreens where he had been called because this man had attacked a security guard inside of the store. >> seems the phrase that offended ever

this is in bergen county.e are told officer chris girdle was checking for speeding drivers in an unmark car when the tractor trailer rear ended him. so far the driver is not facing any charges, erika. >>> police say murder of the art school grad at hand of her neighbor all stem from his perception of her wealth. 22-year old jeremiah jackson allegedly confessed to attacking laura araujo in the west philadelphia boarding home on monday. investigators say jackson beat and strangled her in an tempt to get her banking information. he then stuffed her body in the duffle bag and dumped it in kensington. >>> man found body of the laura araujo is speaking out, he told his side of the story exclusively to "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers. he asked to us conceal his identity, he says that he was on third street early monday morning looking for scrap metal and what he thought was a pile of crash, but instead he made the grisry discovery of the duffle bag. >> i moved the duffle bag and i seen the bag. the man says he

. >> bergen county north jersey purrs charged three teens with sexually assaulting a 15 year old girl taping the on and iphone. 18 year olds craig how well, justin drape per and wilson accused of having sex with the woman while she was drunk in the backyard where two of the suspects lived. they now face sex assault charges one is also accused of child pornography. >> in tonight's fox 29 investigates a philadelphia cop says the city he swore to protect and even the union he belonged to have abandoned him in his time of need that way. here's fox 29's jeff cole. >> reporter: from a distance 50 year old herbert spellman has the body of a pro if the ball player, broad shoulders on 6-foot frame weighing 300-pound. but to see him walk is to witness a man who appears to be in bone grinding pain. >> what kind of pain are you feeling right now? >>> back, neck, nerve damage, knees, you name it. it's painful. >> report roar spellman is a former philly cop. >> i love protecting and serving and helping people. that was my nature. >> reporter: who wore the uniform for 20 years. before he says a cras

those separatists deny responsibility and a separatist leader andre bergen told the a.p. he was certain it was ukrainian troops who brought the plane down. that is a claim the ukrainian government denies. right now both the state department and the pentagon there is yet no indication as to what caused this crash. white house officials say president obama and russian president vladimir putin spoke about the incident by phone earlier today. this afternoon speaking at an event on infrastructure, the president said the u.s. is working to determine if americans were among those on board. initial unconfirmed reports say as many as 23 americans may have been on the flight. >> it looks like it may be a terrible tragedy. right now we're working to determine whether there were american citizens on board. upon that is our first priority and i've directed my national security team to stay in close contact with the ukrainian government. the united states will offer any assistance we can to help determine what happened and why, and as a country, our thoughts and prayers are with all of

bergen and he's a&fñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?me say crossed the line. he editorialized when he said this. >> we decided to air it because it's important to shine a light on this anti-cop mentality that has so contaminated america's inner cityies. this perverse line of thinking is evident from jersey city, it has made the police officer's job impossible and it has got to to be. the underlying cause for all of this, of course, young black men growing up without fathers. unfortunately, no one in the news media has the courage to touch that subject. >> his boss has been suspended and said you're going to work one day a week. he said he couldn't live on it, so he quit. >> but this is what he had to say last night with megyn kelly. >> i knew there would be some consequences and some ramifications. i thought maybe a reprimand or temporary suspension. >> why was it worth it to you? >> because this has got to stop. somebody has to have the guts to stand up and point at this ask say hey, man, we got to start talking about this. i know it's

the man behind this program is devon bergen director of the office of safety in richmond, california.ing. >> good morning, melissa, good morning, everybody. >> so talk to me for a second about how the process works for identifying who will be the targets of your intervention. >> well, you mentioned in the opening, the neighborhood change agency. those guys are out there in the neighborhoods where gun violence is most prevalent. and they're out there enday, engaging community and young people. as you know, the streets talk and being out there you're able to observe a great deal and achieve information about what's going on. we also have access to law enforcement intelligence that lets us know who they believe are the most lethal active who are walking the streets. so combined gives us a good target on which to focus our energy and resources on. >> i really get this strategy. i just recently moved from new orleans living in the 7th ward. an extremely high rate. every time i talked about somebody who said they have this murder rate it's actually around these nodes. it's a few mobile hand

we're planning to release a new one with peter bergen this september. so we obviously based on the report released today and the report we've been doing throughout the last few years realize the threat is evolving. and we know that our nation needs to make sure it's evolving its counter-terrorism measures accordingly. no group is doing that more thoroughly than the house homeland security committee. not only are we joined by the chairman, chairman mccall but also members of his staff in the audience, who want to thank them for keeping our nation safe and secure. they often do it without being recognized, so we're glad they are here with us today. i also want to take a quick opportunity to thank the members of the 9/11 commission staff who are here with us today. there's a large number of them, many have gone on to continue serving their country in a wide range of positions. we're just so glad they could take time out to be here to honor the report they work so hard on 10 years ago. with that i'm going to turn it over to commissioner to introduce chairma

then news 12 reporter sean bergen decided he wanted to explain to viewers why the station aired the woman'sroversial remarks. off script, but on air, he told viewers, "we decided to hair it because it is important to shine a light on this anti-cop mentality that has so contaminated america's inner cities. it has made the police officer's job impossible and it has got to stop. the underlying cause for all of this, of course, young black men growing up without fathers. unfortunately, no one in the news media has the courage to touch that subject." those comments led to his suspension and eventually resigned and also landed an interview on fox news where he doubled down. >> you can certainly draw a connection between fatherless young men and this feeling of anti-authoritarianism and disrespect for authority in all its forms. >> the first to ever draw a link between the alleged absence of black fathers and negative community outcomes but tapping into a long, propemichael denze smith writes the missing black father is a discourse in our media, popular culture and academia for at least the past 3

transportation, doesn't matter the party, i ask him, can you tell me exactly what our needs are on route 17 of bergen county or route 519 in sussex county and again and again athey, where is route 17? where is 519? we're here say, we cannot allow -- continue to allow washington who doesn't know our needs or our roads to tell us thousand run things. the solution to our current quagmire is to return power back to the people who know better, the states. states, counties, local officials, they use these roads, they're in the best position to decide how to use these transportation dollars. there's not one single federal official here in one person that knows your community or my county with specific detail as well as the people who actually live there, who have to maintain those roads. so it's about time after all these years that we re-empower the states, re-empower the counties, the local officials, the people that use these roads to make the transportation decisions instead of people here in washington who have no clue what the needs are, who have no had idea what the problems are, who have no idea as

to giv give a three bergen is a byproduct of asset concentration. and why do i say that? because if you look at every single major financial piece of legislation that has gone through congress since the late 1970s, dealing with some aspect of regulation that has been triggered by a major bank. it has been triggered by something that happens in the congress and regulators want to correct that a majo at a major n it tumbles down on us. it's indiscriminate. think regulation is indiscriminate. it's blind to the size of the bank. so in my little bank in jefferson city missouri which was a 50 million-dollar bank, i have to fill ouhad about the sae called report the city has to fill out. i have to have on my shelf many of the same policies that the bank of america has. even though i don't engage in that stuff. it's indiscriminate and it is choking the community banks. regulatory burden stymies that relationship modeling and community banks are built on the relationship banking model one-on-one. i sat out in my lobby in my desk even though i owned the bank and i was the president

candace bergen ali mcgraw, and kim basinger were all ford models first.a life and in so many ways she shaped the way we look at beauty in the country. >>> now to the star of showtime's hit series "ray donovan," liev schreiber plays a fixer for the rich and famous. and in season two he gets dragged into therapy by his wife. take a look. >> i think we need to talk about your violence, ray. your children saw you hit grandpa with a gun. >> i'm sorry they saw that. >> can we make a contract here, ray? how about no more violence in front of the kids. no more blood. can we agree to that? >> sure. sounds reasonable. >> liev good morning. >> good to see you. >> we can agree your character needs therapy. kind of the last place we'd expect to find him in season two though. >> no yeah. when i first read that scene i was nervous. it felt like in many ways i think we are the inheritors of the mantle of "sopranos" and then i thought oh god, we're in therapy now. but turns out ray's not good in therapy. >> he's not journaling his rage or anything? >> no. not good with au

this is what sean bergen had to say on the kelly file about it.connected the dots between fatherless children in black communities and violence that we're seeing now. do you think he made a misstep in asserting that and saying that on his contest. >> there was one thing that reporter did say. he said we don't want to talk about these issues. is he exactly right. the fact that he mentioned, you know, that african-american children or young men come from fatherless homes. that is a fact. and that is the truth overall. however, i must say. this what he should have said is that this is just one of the causes one of the variables that can lead to these type of situations. it's not the only variable. this is something reporter indicated elizabeth we need to talk about. we don't like to talk about those initials this country. we need to talk about them. they are only going to get worse if we don't. >> sure. unrest and something needs to be done. >> that's right. >> thank you for being with us. >> sure, thank you. >> up next, while the world burns, the wh