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he eventually did of course, the brady bill. he would not fit in "the new york times," which i assure everyone in the nra has read about, singing we need some kind of measure the one i signed when as governor of california that makes people go through waiting period before they can acquire a handgun. the assault weapons ban, which came out a little later was more emotional than real. if you look at violent crime committed with guidance today or then, these assault weapons look like m-16s for ak-47s, did not figure in this importantly. those are mostly handguns or pistols. >> host: saturday night specials from the 60s. >> guest: exactly. assault weapons look scary and are easy to scare people about. they have figured in these massacres like aurora and others, but even those are committed with semiautomatic pistols and large capacity magazines as part of an assault weapons ban. >> host: the semi on a modicum of fully automatic semi shout pistol. it fires a bullet in your ready to fire again. same with this amount of money pistol.

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the brady bunch? van halen. all right. "madonna was married to this ridgemont high alum."y, here. "what actor holds the record for being named people magazine's sexiest man alive?" william shatner. wait. i don't think it's shatner. then it's got to be patrick stewart. no. formal protest. all right. "singer who sang 'oops, i did it again'"? okay. "tweetie bird tought he taw a what?" romulan. yes. he tought he taw a romulan. captioning sponsored by cbs and warner bros. television captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wghb.org so, mort, you ordered a small? how small was it? what? sorry, i'm taking a stand-up comedy class. i think i did something wrong. i thought it was funny. ugh, the ice cream machine's stuck again. hey, mort, you're getting a free medium-- a free large-- a free extra large. oh. you got to hit it just right, dad. i said just right! okay, kids, only one thing to do: ice cream for brunch. teddy: yay! yeah, all right! yay, free ice cream! yeah. let's just unplug it. reach behind there and grab the plug. i found my retainer. linda: you don't wear a ret

paul helmkey, former president of brady campaign and, indiana university professor. the supreme court took up the first major examination of gay rights in a decade. the court hearing arguments over california's proposition 8 which band same sex marriage. it is the first of two days of hearings on the subject. fox news supreme court correspondent shannon bream with our report. >> reporter: following argument today, the supreme court must now decide whether or not to uphold the wishes of california voters who, in 2008, ratified an initiative known as prop 8. it amended the california constitution to limit valid an legally recognized marriages to only those between 1 man and one woman. a number of the justices today asked why individual states shouldn't be able to make their own decisions about the relatively new concept including samuel alito who said the idea of same sex marriage is newer than cell phones and the internet. >> on the question like that, of such fundamental importance, why should it not be left for the people? either asking through initiatives and refer

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tom brady's fabulous life took a hit yesterday.vorite target will be catching passes from a different hall of famer next season. wide receiver wes welker is headed to the denver broncos after agreeing to a two-year contract worth $12 million. really, patriots, you couldn't afford to pay your best receiver $6 million a year in the nfl? so, peyton manning, smiling as he slept last night, now has the best trio of receivers in the nfl. good luck to all the nfl secondaries trying to match up and stop welker, eric decker and demaryius thomas. >>> and finally, with opening day now less than three weeks away, new indians manager terry franco franco francona just here on "morning joe" recently, assembled his team for a lecture on baseball fundamentals. what's he doing? this isn't cutoffs, bunting. oh, no, he didn't. oh, terry. cleveland indians haven't laughed for a long time and they're also last on the harlem shake. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," president obama proposes a grand bargain while throwing an if into th

so she called these 3 boys over, about my complexion, curly hair, and this is barry, brian, and brady. you expect jose jimenez, you know. what's your last name? murphy. murphy? si, si, murphy. very close to the way the irish pronounce murphy. i said, that's amazing. did you marry a serviceman from the -- military person who came to puerto rico. no, the family has been here since the 18th century. and i said, really? so we began tracing -- we still haven't found the actual person, but evidently it was an irish conscript in the irish navy that came to puerto rico. puerto rico was owned by britain, as they liked to do with their colonies, and efficient evidently the sailor came there and said palm trees, warm weather, and look at the girls. and he remained. that's the end of the second part. the third part is in response to the op ed piece that margaret mcpeek wrote in the chronicle and the letters, i don't know if you've read them -- you should pick up -- the letters that a couple of, you know, irish americans wrote in response accusing cousin mcpeek of not having a sense of humor. it h

called brady material he will hear it called. many people remember the duke lacrosse case in north carolina were the prosecutor had this evidence showing that the young men on the team were probably not guilty because none of their dna was found and he suppressed that and ended up getting disbarred in that case which is in and of itself unusual because frequent prosecutors don't turn over that evidence and nothing happens to them which is just another thing i would like to talk about. but getting back to plea-bargain in, when a person is pleading guilty and they don't know whether they've got a defense of their plea to guilty before they've had an opportunity to investigate the case that frequently happens the prosecutor will come in the day after the case has been brought and say i will let you plead guilty to one of these felonies and will dismiss but he has to take the plea to marlo and the defense attorney might say i have an obligation to investigate the case and make sure my client doesn't have a defense. they will say to c

wes welker caught 100 passes in 5-6 years with tom brady and the patriots. warriors hosting detroit, in the number 6 playoff spot in the west. see you tonight at 10:00 p.m. can't keep track of that stuff. >> thank you. >>> the san francisco symphony is on strike tonight at 10:00 p.m. the break down at the bargaining table -- bargaining table and the last minute move to try to avert a cancellation of tomorrow's performance. >> and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news, we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thank you for joining us.

it's called brady material is what you'll hear it called. in fact, many people may remember the duke lacrosse case in north carolina where the prosecutor there had this evidence showing, in fact, the young man at the lacrosse team were not guilty because the dna, none was found on the materials, and he suppressed that and got disbarred in that case, which is in and of itself unusual because frequently prosecutors don't turn over evidence and nothing happens to them, another thing i'd like to talk about. back to plea bargaining, when a person pleads guilty and they don't know whether they got a defense, if they are forced to plead guilty before the defense attorney had the opportunity to investigate the case, that frequently happens. the prosecutor comes in, you know, the day after the case has been brought and say to the defense attorney, okay, i'll let the guy plead guilty to one of the felonies, dpises the four, but take the pleas tomorrow. the defense attorney says, well, wait a minute, i have an obligation to invest gait the case ensurin

brady was almost killed in the attempt. after presidential candidate george wallace was shot five times, paralyzed and nearly killed in an assassination attempt, the a.p. reports that nixon could be heard on the oval office tapes after the assassination attempt musicing about how handguns should be restricted in this country, although nixon never really did anything about it. it is national trauma that makes us act. that makes us act on this as public policy, but not every trauma be gun violence results in action. >> trauma most fresh in our mind is newtown, the massacre of school children in connecticut in december. the effort the make sure this is one of the tragedies we do respond to, that it does result in some concrete change, that effort is unrelenting, from the white house down. >> the tragedy that occurred at sandy hook elementary school has had a profound impact on the psyche of the american people. there have been other mass murders, tragic events at virginia tech, columbine, the sikh temple, but this one senseles

paul, can you and the brady campaign then join hands with the nra on those issues?> i was happy to work with the nra members to make sure we passed a bill to get more records into the background checks system, but with all of those things, unless we require background checks on sales, we're not going far enough. yes, they talk about things that make sense, yes, they talked about things in the past, and wayne supported universal background checks back in 1999, changed the mind apparently now, but we have to do checks on nearly every sale to keep people that have felony records and dangerously mentally ill from getting guns. lou: are those folks who are dangerously mentally ill in the system? avenue virginia tech, only 20% of the records are in the system, and the nixon act passed in 2007 signedded by bush in january of 2008 gave states inacceptabilityives to -- incentives to put records in. there's more since that time, but states have more to do. i know when virginia tech happened, my home state of indiana had zero records, and now we're up to -- we got more in the

but i asked them, as the brady law interfered with your right to bear arms in any way? they say, absolutely not. almost all of them are for it. almost all of them. all we are doing here is extending the success of the brady law to the areas it does not cover. we are using the same exact system of reporting. this idea that this will lead to national registration or confiscation, i have to tell you, that means the arguments here. the bill explicitly says there is no registration, explicitly says no confiscation. better than that, we have a track record of history. we have the exact same system that is used to being implemented for gun shows and other types of transactions. not a whit has anyone including the nra said this is a system of registration. they are not opposing it. i do not see anyone putting in legislation to repeal the brady law. we do the same exact thing. we do the same exact reporting system as the brady law now does for guns that are bought at an ffl and we do it for gun shows and the most burgeoning area of gun sales, the internet. i am working on compro

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. >>> the 1994 brady bill outlined the use of high capacity magazines. a loophole in the law for foreign made magazines that could hold higher capacity. both measures became bottled up in a conference committee and died. dennis richmond brought us this report at the time of that debate. >> reporter: assault weapons account for 1% of all guns in private hands. in a 21 month period in 1994 and 1995, 20 deaths are accredited to high capacity magazines. gun that is can fire dozens of rounds without reloading. 3,000 officers and friends turned out for the funeral of officer james williams. the person who killed him in an ambush was armed with that weapon. >> he did have a large mag large capacity magazine. >> i think the view of most people is you don't need these big clips to protect yourself. >> reporter: a coalition of 20 members of congress will introduce a bill to ban the sale of a magazine clip that holds more than 20 rounds. at the forefront is the national rifle association. >> the magazine has 11 rounds instead of 10 nobody is going to be hurt by tha

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. >>> wes welker trades tom brady for peyton manning. kobe bryant goes down for the count. >>> plus, it's that time of the year again where teens get to learn an age-old lesson about spring break dos and don'ts, next. >>> now to some other stories that caught our eye this morning. frightening security video from new york captures a pit bull viciously attackinging a young girl over the weekend. she was walking with her grandmother when the dog ran up and locked on to the girl and started whipping her back and forth. several people ran up and pride the dog off. the girl luckily got away with a nasty scare with minor puncture wounds to her arm and leg. >>> a california daycare worker child endangerment charges after she allegedly spiked sippy cups with sleep medicine. she has since been fired and the cups were confiscated before any kids had a chance to take a drink. >>> a michigan middle schooler shocked teachers and classmates when she showed up packing $20,000 cash in her backpack. police were alerted after the 12-year-old girl began han

decision and opinion of the court gideon against -- vindication for 20 years of dissent from -- against brady. they said we were wrong when we designed it and now we are making it right. >> it was complete. not only did this belief in the 14th amendment, the court decide d in gideon's favor. this system which he fought for so long in the justice. the decision was law of the land. equal justice under law. >> when a supreme court decided the gideon case, they really brought light to that phrase. it doesn't matter if you are rich, it doesn't matter if you are poor, you get the same equal chance. >> just look at what happened to gideon. the supreme court didn't set gideon free but it gave him a fair trial with a competent attorney. >> not guilty. >> clarence earl gideon was a free man. the man who won a landmark supreme court case went to live a normal living with a job pumping gas. >> when i read where it says equal justice under law, i'm very inspired by that. i'm very comforted by that. but i know a lot of people are treated unfairly. i see it as something encouraging but i don't see it yet. >

he took responsibility for his actions and did he mind people that unlike brady or manning, he is mouch and as he said, he's still learning how to handle all of this as he goes. >> it was a mistake and everyone makes mistakes and i'm learning from them and i guess for me, you know, some people have the i guess the pleasure of making mistakes in private. most of my mistakes are in the public eye, so you know, it's -- it is what it is and i regret what i did, but you know, it's over now and it won't happen again. >> now, at the time that rory did walk off the course, he said, he was saying he had wisdom tooth problems. he said today his teeth are just fine and that he will visit his dentist in belfast later in the year. he recently signed deal with nike, a huge deal. 20 to $25 million a year, but it also required him to change all of the clubs he played with. there's been questions, does that contribute to the play he's had. he also happens to be dating the very attractive tennis player, caroli caroli caroline wosnacki. he said don't worry, everyone, they're doing just fine. >> i watched

>> it is not just of course mayor bloomberg, you have the brady campaign, a gun organization fightingr gun safety measures as well, along with the american people. and there are just as many i believe just individuals and families that are willing to send in the five and ten dollar contributions adding to the effort. i would encourage mayor bloomberg and the brady campaign to reach out to average contributors that would be able to match what the nra is raising in terms of money. clearly, this is it. the message is on the side of stronger gun safety. the american people want it. they need to make sure they're speaking out vociferously to members of the how the and senate so they get the message to find a common sense approach that we can come together on both sides of the issue and should be able to agree that we can have strong background checks. >> "the washington post" saying this of bloomberg's campaign. there's plenty of reason to think bloomberg may be charging at a windmill with the latest round of ads. he doesn't seem to care, win or lose in this fight, he remains one of the mo

. >>> in tulsa, someone had a rough night. 28-year-old april brady took a memorable mug shot at the tulsa county jail this weekend. arrested for public intoxication. yeah, we could have guessed that. and battery as well on a police officer. it looks like she wore herself out. she fell asleep on the way to the station here, bill, unable to rouse the suspect. police, what they had to do, they had to prop up her face to snap the picture. >> the whole story's a little disturbing. the fish-faced mug shot is funny, but, you know. >> we've seen a lot here. i have not seen that before. >>> time now for an early look at the day ahead and the day in history. president obama welcomes the 2012 nhl stanley cup champions the los angeles kings and major league soccer champions the l.a. galaxy to the white house for a ceremony. and on this day in 1979, the signing of an historic peace treaty. jimmy carter witnessed the agreement between the prime minister and egyptian president anwar sadat. >>> and happy birthday to nancy pelo pelosi, 73 today. >>> coming up on "today," connecticut's rare newborn giraffe

the momentum for gun control in the early and mid-1990s is when the candidate that is voted for the bradyand voted for the ban and defeated in large numbers. if that's the message out of the 2014 midterms and whatever's voted on this year, high capacity clips, anything like that, voting for gun control this year, pay the price at the polls and will kill momentum. >> i think that work it is other way around. >> a big player is michael bloomberg dumping $2.5 million in the special election in illinois. his candidate won. are you looking to bloomberg to level the playing field here or give the gun control forces a leg up? >> you showed mark and gabby's advertisement, as well. there are a lot of people that reflect the broad polling number that is you see about many of these issues and so i think that this time it's different and n consensus on the issues and first two and whether it's trafficking or back ground checks and i would suggest high capacity magazines and weapon ban, may be more americans that believe in those than against those. it seems to me if you reverse it, there are a lot of

what they found, however, over the course of the existence of the brady bill ban, the use of assaultcrimes decreased by two-thirds. now, they couldn't prove causation, police implemented and embraced strategies and tactics during those ten years, as well. it's foolish not to see there was a correlation and to demand, you know, perfect social science causation proof before we could say that something had an impact on phenomenon was foolish. it doesn't relate to policing. >> i want to get to one other question, which is your clash, the most publicized one with lindsay gram was over background checks. you enunciated some of this in the hearing but can you tell me why he has the wrong of it as it relates to broadening background checks? >> i've got to tell you, as a practicing police officer, recognize this, my position is embraced by the international association of chiefs of police and the police executive research forum. i'm not an outliar here. this is american policing that we've got to do something about assault weapons, high-capacity magazines and background checks. i was frustrat

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melissa: kevin brady joins us with his warning on america's growing debt problem. dennis: president obama black on capitol hill for the third straight day. after rounds of discussions, are we anywhere closer to a budget deal? will dobbs has that story. melissa: carnival having yet another problem with one of its ships. dennis: time for stocks now as we do every 15 minutes. our own nicole petallides is standing by. nicole: we are really seeing another wedding day here on wall street. we got good economic numbers. many of these people are surprised. to see up arrows again and had the eighth consecutive record all-time close for the dow. we are up about 62 points right now. not too far off from our session and all-time highs. some of the names that are helping the dial along our hewlett-packard, chevron and ibm. this is a five-year chart. you can see we are up about 120% off the lows for the dow jones industrials. obviously, now at 14500, much better than 6500. back to you. dennis: thank you, nicole. melissa: the stand out in today's session is without dow natural gas

that worked out, i think nick brady with the brady plan.we had real relationship, and i think that's what we're missing in many part of the world including europe where you -- i must say at the ucb mario and before john have shown that. but a lot of policy makers and politicians have not. so i think we need see that worldwide. we need see it in our own country. just witness this discussion that went on whatever you want to call it at the end of the year. and we have sort of the best to come yet. because we have to decide on the debt ceiling and spending. and so this is where we need leadership which we were used to. i tend to be an optimist about the united states because gave up on vietnam. on the watergate crisis and we came charging back. i think we'll do it here. we but would be nice if we didn't have to go to the cliff each time to do it. >>well, you know, and again when you start talking about the kind of relationships and kind of leadership, you know, we still seem to have this atmosphere where people talk more at each other than try

brady. and he also said we wanted to re-sign welker. >> everybody in the organization wanted him back and anyone who doesn't think we're serious, doesn't get it. warner: not so fast, accord to go welker's agent when they offered welker two year, 10 million dollar deal they told him take it or leave it and when welker offered them a chance to match the broncos deal two years 12 million kraft said no and had already contacted danny amdello of the rams and so the question is, who is lying. imus: what's coming up in the briefing, bernie? >> we have michael moore, jimmy kimmel, all kinds of funny stuff. imus: right after that we'll do the blonds on blonds. ♪ doesn't get anymore out law country than this guy, i-fave, i-friend jamey johnson. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ imus in the morning ♪ >> so they tried to shake down a tiny island country of cyprus and cyprus said no. i'm charles payne, stuart is going to be back tomorrow. but today, here is the big story. here is a country that was willing to sacrifice its peop

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. >> peter: meanwhile tom brady, robert kraft the owner of the new england patriots said tom brady won'ttana. >> he won't be brett favre thank the lord in heaven. again, i think you know, everybody wants to see brady finish up as a patriot. brady wants the best possible people around him. this was just one of those things that he gets his guaranteed money. the guaranteed money is obscene. kraft said they won't tear it up in a couple of years. that's something the ravens can do with flacco. they can tear up the contract. three years, if he suddenly goes down the tubes, they can dump him. the patriots thing is what it should be. it really is. that's how everyone feels about that. >> peter: let's shift gears a little bit. i'm the resident nba fanatic. i'm the basketball watcher. the miami heat, last night dan we have the final call of their game. >> two seconds on the shot clock. instead, he'll serve up the prayer and that will be the ball game. the final score, miami 97, minnesota, 81 as the heat set a franchise record, 15 wins in a row. >> peter: is a straight wins. i was watching the kni

brady: mr. speaker, i yield to the gentleman from wisconsin, a key member of the joint economic committee, three minutes. the chair: the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized for three minutes. >> i appreciate the gentleman for yielding. i want to shed a little light on what's been discussed on the floor tonight, mr. chairman. we hear a lot of conversation about medicare. mr. duffy: we have to be clear that in obamacare, this bass the -- this was the longest health care reform bill this bill has ever seen. it's going to spend $2 trillion of deficit spending over the next 10 years. and with that massive new health care reform bill, guess what? medicare is going broke in 10 to 12 years. so with this great health care reform, they didn't have enough foresight to save our seniors medicare -- our seniors' medicare program. the program they've actually paid for over the course of their lifetime. i think our seniors deserve better than what they have received in obamacare. we hear a lot about what we'

twelve thousand three hundred ninety that's an army of them that's more than double the bobby lation of brady taxes what's worse is that many of the lobbyists are x. congress members themselves seventy nine percent of the members of congress who left office since one thousand nine hundred eight have worked as a lobbyist it's all one big branch happy exclusive club and here you are with your door of a little white house petition and your parade didn't fit in protest and your no dollars then he anyone in washington is going to listen to you the reality is until we seriously reform a lobby in the us you might as well forget the petition and go get a prescription from your doctor for a drug to help alleviate that colossal headache you're bound to have from banging your head against a wall or you know start a petition against lobbyist tonight let's talk about that by following me on twitter at the read. and that's going to do it for the news for this week but be sure to tune in next week we're working on a whole new lineup of stories for you first up a new report from organ seismic researchers cla

and then the japanese restaurant and about six blocks away is the brady tavern. having so many spots so close together is quite a balancing act. but nelson has managed to make it work. a key part of the equation is making each spot unique. >> the menu is different, the atmosphere is different. i don't think -- a lot of peoples people don't know the establishments are relate because each has a different feel. >> reporter: allowing each restaurant to have its own identity has given way to a strategic marketing decision. >> we promote each other's places, you know, amongst all the group. but i want each place to feel individual. i want to feel like its own entity and have its own personality. >> reporter: one major advantage of the layout is the ability to share resources. if needed, the company's employees can work almost anywhere. >> the restaurants function the same, we have the same point of sale system. so any one of our managers can go from one restaurant to another and know how to navigate through the point of sale system. >> reporter: despite nelson's divers

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frank during the mid 1990's said to his fellow democratic lawmakers, this is after they passed the brady bill and the assault weapons ban in the 1990's and they saw some backlash from that, they said, look, this is not an -- this is an issue that divides our party, it doesn't advance us politically, we ought to pipe down on that. >> and the president ran away from this in his first term. >> exactly. i think they recognized that it was difficult. this was very much i think driven by the president, his reaction as a father, you saw that after newton when he came out and almost as if he was scoding -- scolding himself for having run away in his first term and said, we can't forget these victims. he came out with that message again, but it's a difficult slog politically and i think at some point they'll get very practical about it and see whether -- can you get a background check bill? and if not, can you get the magazines and the draft? >> it's been so interesting what the polls have showed. how the drop came so quickly from december. was there anything the administration could have done ve

official review was because they did meet referral guidelines, were overturned after review by the brady operation or after the fbi received additional information. the last two categories are clearly possible to not meet the federal guideline to include people you thought had committed a crime. the reason you initially denied them so they can have a criminal background or some other problem and that they still try to buy a gun. it could be virtually all of the other individuals who were false positives and even after those after we had the 94% drop, about 20% of the remaining 6% are clearly false positives by surveys they did in 2004. if you look at just 2010, 62 cases of 76,000 were eventually referred to prostitution. 18 of those were declined by the 44 and they ended up with 1,376,000. so here's the deal you have there. when you're talking about 1.7 million people initially denied, a lot of this may simply be in convenience for. they eventually going to buy a gun. but when you're dealing with such a large number were, the problem you face is that it may be small, but it's a significa

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other moves two years, $12 million deal tom brady said to be furious after restructuring his contractggie bush ran almost a thousand yards last year from miami. he gives another play maker. the basketball tournament started featuring an amazing come back by stanford. johnny dawkins squad with 18 minutes and only a tournament title this is his best game as a cardinal. play of the game. no. crush it. 23 ponts, nine boards. carson was unstoppable. right, hits a three and is fouled four-point play. that ties it up. they go into overnight. -- overtime. 15 seconds left. 89, 88 arizona state. gary peyton the glove to watch his alma mat yes, colorado spencer that is the way you win the first half. they'll play arizona tomorrow. gosh. san jose state basketball program hasn't done much. today, spartans fired their coach, who led sparty eight seasons. they're going into mountain west next year they have to make strides just to be kpet nif that league. got to show you one play. brook lopez on his brother with authority. twins remember they went to stanford together. look how high he s come get so

you snow a snowy night tom brady started to tlo. pulled a ball back. hit by charles woodson and fumbled. silver and black in position to win this game. the refs pulled out the tuck rule saying any intentional forward movement of the arm starts a forward pass this, is the way he read it f the player loses possession of the ball attempting to tuck it back they called it incompete pass. patriots got a field goal, went on to win that game. then, went on to win super bowl starting their new england dynasty. new rule is if a quarterback loses control of a ball. it's a fumble like we knew it was. today raiders tweeted adios, tuck rule. it took 11 years to overturn what is one of the most absurd rules ever created the day of the tuck rule. we knew it's absurd. >> i'm getting mad just watching. >> you can let it go now. >> i'm trying. >> thank you. >> well, still ahead here tonight a clash over coffee. the citywide fight that has been launch bid a mobile vendor who wants a space near established competitor autos police risking their lives in the name of traffic