and the induction ceremony is july 26th in coopers town.to wait another year guys. >>> the u.s. ski team is morning a loss of two young skiers bryce and ronny were among the group of six skiers training in austria they were heading down the mountain and went off the trail and got caught in the avalanche they assembled but couldn't save them. >> you know it was a horrible way to go and horrible to have any loss of life at that age, it's really sad for us. >> four others skied out unharmed. during the upcoming season each member of the team will wear black arm bands. thank you cable. for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you... we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. the numbers don't lie. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability, and hd picture quality. get a fios triple play online at an amazing price guaranteed for two years and get a $400 bonus with a two year agreement. hurry! it

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today he talked about getting the call to coopers town. >> i got goose bumps, and i felt like i've nevers is not things that you plan out in life. >> same haircut. moments after the announcement, the diamondbacks announced that he will act as assistant to the ceo. >> how cool. >> congratulations to him. >>> thanks for joining us here at 5:00. brian williams joins us next with nightly news. >> we'll see you back here at 6:00. >>> on our broadcast tonight, triple threat. bone chilling cold, wind, and snow as serious weather now grips much of our country. that includes mudslides tearing through homes and forcing evacuations. >>> the price you pay. while the price for gas has come way down, the freefall in oil prices isn't all good news for family finances in this country. >>> battling alzheimer's. tonight julianne moore on the emotional role that could win her an oscar. the movie that will make a lot of people think. >>> and cliffhanger. the story of an incredible climb, perhaps the most difficult ever attempted, as tonight people all over the world are following the vertical progress of tw

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the hall of fame induction is july 6th in coopers town. thank you for being with us. see you tomorrow night. go to gretawire.com and answer this should hate crime laws be expanded to targeting police. good night. be sure to follow me on twitter. it's @greta also on instagram @greta. >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye" do these adorable pandas know the identity of the sony hackers? we pick up where no other show left off. and did joe biden eat jalapeno poppers at the white house party? >> we are not in a position to talk about specific numbers. if that's the case then he certainly deserves and has the congratulations of everybody here at the white house. that's a substantial achievement. >> and is urban skiing the next great american sport? nope. our panel mages a case for it anyway. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> i am andy levey filling in for greg gutfeld

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leading up to the induction in coopers town. the big unit for a second. not a the tallest guy in the room. >> the time will be a blur, like john said much like my career. i never got too wrapped up in anything i did. i moved on to the next day. and the five years that i've been retired now, finally here yesterday. and it flew by me like, like i don't remember anything the last five years that i did. and the 22 years that i played were a blur. but very enjoyable moments. and it's a lot of fun. >> now he wore many hats during the 49ers '80s and '90s serving as president vice president and ceo at different times. he also feels slighted by being left out of the new 49ers museum in santa clara as he told knbr today. >> it's as though i don't exist. you know josef stalin used to rewrite history, and he eliminated people he didn't want mentioned as part of russia's greatness, and i've been written out. >>> raiders interim head coach hoping not to be written out of the gray and black's future plan. like the mike shanahan interview a few days ago, john madden sitt

. >> now johnson martinez smoltz and biggio will be inducted up in cooper's town. >> the baseball writerstion, they vote on this. with a happened in 2013. they didn't elect anybody. >> zero. >> last year three players made it in. is the association doing its job the way it was designed and do you agree with it? >> they're always getting criticism not only for who they vote in, but who they leave off the ballot. did he not see mike piazza or jeffwell either jeffbag jeff bagwell either. the numbers are pretty much the same numbers were last year, we're not seeing the voters get close for allowing those guys in and a lot of people think they're wrong for that. >> what big names will be on the ballot for the first time next year. >> the biggest name next year is ken ken griffey jr. he should be a lock for the hall of fame. >> the kid. >> 13 times an all star. american league mvp 630 home runs and not a single hint of a rumor that he ever used performance-enhancing drugs. the record for vote something 8.8% by tom receiver 98.8% will ken griffy get close? i don't know how one guy could leave hi

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in the infield craig biggio is on the way to cooper town.own mike piazza just missed the cut. inductions ceremonies are july 26th. spring training, family is just a month and a half to go. erika. >> thanks, ukee. >>> 7:50. felicia rashad comes to bill cosby's defense. what she's saying about sex a assault claims against her former tv husband. plus this. >>> the new bro mance is coming to theater i'm susan ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> word is bill cosby's tv wife back in the day is coming to his defense. felicia rashad is quoted assaying sexual assault allegations against cosby are orchestrated. she business 411 reports they spoke with rashad at a movie lunch in. she said forget these women what y

. ♪ ♪ >> el lanzador pedro martÍnez se convirtiÓ en el segundo dominicano en estar en cooper's town.gido randy johnson. este aÑo fue la primera ocasiÓn desde 1945que se eligen mÁs de tres jugadores. en italia la juventus se mantuvo al frente del calcio a pesar de poder -perder terreno al empatar a 1 contra el inter. en espaÑa, el mÁlaga chocÓ contra el levante en el partido de ida de octavos de final de la copa del rey. con un gol de ricardo orta, dieron un paso firme hacia los cuartos de final. y el bilbao contÓ con un doblete de aduris al celta de vigo por 4 2, y tambiÉn se perfila para estar entre los 8 grandes de la copa. en inglaterra, el everton consiguiÓ un empate de Última hora frente al west ham united. james collins puso al frente al west ham united, pero el everton le aguÓ el festejo en tiempo de reposiciÓn. mÁs informaciÓn en univisiondeportes.com. siga con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> gracias, karlita. >> estoy contento, un dominicano, un latino... >> arriba dominicana! >> felicidades. >> mÁs adelante llega la alegrÍa del circo con el acto de los payasos del circo ringli

hispanos estamos contentos, tenemos una nueva figura inmortal en el bÉisbol el salÓn de la fama coopers townÉpoca muy bonita, fue una Época donde de verdad yo fui un niÑo, yo no tuve tantas que cosas que disfrutar que lo mejor yo anhelaba pero sÍ tuve una familiar musa, muchos primos, muchos hermanos, mucho tiempo para jugar, para divertirme. jugÁbamos con naranjas hasta la cabeza de las muÑecas. (risas) de mis hermanas nosotros le hicimos un swing o dos pero gracias a dios le damos todos los dÍas porque tuvimos la oportunidad de experimentar todo lo que una persona puede experimentar desde la pobreza, muy pobres hasta alcanzar nuevas metas econÓmicamente y gracias a dios he podido saborear todos los aspectos de la vida y me siento muy agradecido con dios por la oportunidad que me ha dado no solamente disfrutar cada nivel que tiene la vida sino tambiÉn poder disfrutar del logros como este que dejan un ejemplo, que dejan una marca y una esperanza para cada latino que estÁ allá afuera en un momento determinado siente que no puede. yo quiero ser ese seÑal de esperanza que deja a cada latino un

the temperatures will be cooperating this afternoon. some towns are banning sledding seriously?'re saying every why they're saying no more sledding. ♪ >>> welcome back. we come back with breaking news that is coming in right now. and that is they are reporting that they have indeed found the black box from that plane that crashed the air asia plane. divers from indonesia have found that black box that crashed -- the plane in the java sea with 162 people on board according to ministry officials. they have not in fact retrieved that black box because they are saying it is stuck under debris from the main body of the plane. but the navy divers there are on it. they've located very, very crucial peace of information in connection. we'll stay on top of that developing story. >>> also, in the news 8:32, george zimmerman was in court to answer charges of aggravated assault this was a story we first told you on fox 29 weekend yesterday morning. officials say he threw a wine bottle at his girlfriend now he's already been released from jail he's out on $5,000 bond much he has been ordered

. >>> speaking of cool guys, actor bradley cooper drawing a packed crowd at the u.s. navy memorial. >> he was town for the premier of "american sniper". the movie chronicles kyle's experience as the most lethal sniper in u.s. history and his journey back to his family life. the struggle that veterans endure after surviving war is also shown. >> i think we tend to lose sight of that, that the plight is not something that the soldiers go through but also their families. and that is something we wanted to shed light on with this film. >> this weight was lifted because he nailed it. they got chris as who he is. >> vice-president joe biden also attended the screening. "american sniper" opens in theatres this friday. . >>> i think topper would be okay if he becomes a big star in some way with bradley cooper. [ laughter ]. >> i am looking forward to that movie. >> it looks good. >> the trailer looks very cool. >> so tomorrow, more about the timing, right? >> all about the timing. if this were overnight we wouldn't be talking about it but because it's during rush hour we know what's happening. temperature

cooper. it was set in a most earn town that had a small cult-like following. >> and showtime says the limited run series is set in the present day is going in to production this year and will air in 2016. i love it when they come back and make a reappearance in a different time. >> that's 1990? >> yeah. so much has changed. it is like 20 years, right? >> my goodness. >> more than 20 years. >>> safe to say most sports fans would be thrilled to get a picture with one of their favorite athletes. like if you had a shot with cardale. >> 12 gauge. >> this shot is probably not what you are hoping for. former major league pitcher roy halladay at an amusement park. he is sneaking up behind a fan that happens to be wearing a halladay jersey. his jersey. it is a funny moment but it doesn't appear that halladay let the fan know he was standing next to him. >> in his tweet, halladay writes the fan didn't know they took the picture. it could of course have been staged. if not halladay has got to get it together. he is 37 and retired. plenty of time to figure this stuff out.

cooperation from other countries. the jordanians are working with authorities to bring a prisoner to the turkish border. they chose locations near two key crossing points the turkish town s towns. standing by for new developments on the situation, our correspondent has the latest. >> reporter: i'm at the checkpoint of the turkish border with syria. beyond this point, it is said to be under the control of islamic state. japanese journalist kenji goto is believed to have been capture captured 90 kilometers south of where i'm standing. latest voice message purportedly released by islamic state demands for the death row inmate rishawi to be brought to the turkish border. it did not say where on the 400 kilometer long border but this is the closest point. japanese and local media have their crews and reporters standing by watching for anyplace any developments. last year when they attack ed the city of mosul, the 49 hostage hostages taken were eventually released near this checkpoint. japanese officials appear to be in contact with turkish and jordanian officials in order to secure the release of kenji goto. on the turkish syrian border. >>> we spoke with freelance journali

cooper, abc 7 news. >> tonight, we're taking a closer look at how dr. king's message of equality has stood up over the years. our town hall race relations moving beyond starts at 7:00 on news channel 8. you can stream it live see it streamed live rather at wjla.com. lot of parents are talking about this story. a father in britain got a bill after his 5-year-old son missed another child's birthday party. the birthday boy's mother charged the father a no show fee of about 15 pounds. that's about 24 u.s. dollars. the father said he did originally accept the party invitation but didn't have the contact information to cancel when he remembered he had other plans. he says the mother of that boy is now threatening legal action. but he says he has no plans to pay up. talk about quantifying everything. >> there you go! >> the weather today not bad. >> beautiful. around 50 degrees. yep, and tomorrow will be in the upper 40's but then wednesday, a little rain and snow to deal with. let me tell you what the possibilitys are there. start you off this evening with a look at the view of the camera to allegheny high school in cumber

: members of the gulf cooperation council have called the situation a coup and urged the houthi to withdraw their fighters from all security and military institutions. in this towneople demonstrated against the houthis, burning posters of the houthi leader and saying what they are doing is a coup attempt. the rebels which took control of the capitol and nine other provinces last year say they want a real partnership and a say in the decision-making process. warning the president to cooperate or else they will take what they say are further measures. >>> kurdish forces in iraq have launched a major offensive to cut off supply route of islamic state of iraq and the levant. zana hoda is on the front line in northwestern iraq. >> reporter: this battle is for a supply line. we are south of mosul dam in northwestern iraq near a strong hold that islamic state of iraq and the levant uses to move forces and supplies from syria to iraq. up in the skies, the u.s.-lead coalition, provided cover. this military operation has been planned for some time now. there was intense air activity and at one point heavy and almost constant bombardment. without air strikes, it makes it v

town of sinjar? >> reporter: much has changed. obviously there is a cooperation between kurdish peshmerga forces. they are equipped with heavy weapons, heavy machine guns. at the same time the pkk fighters, who have many members from other parts of kurdistan, like iran, turkey syria, iraq and draw a lot of troops. >> we have to interrupt you. the wind really interfering with the quality of the sound. we perhaps can return to him a little later in the program. but that remarkable report from sinjar and the progress that is being made there by kurdish fighters. we've also got some breaking news actually to bring you now from that part of the world. we've been hearing that 23 people have been killed in iraq. this follows two suicide bombings and clashes. the attack taking place west. it has targeted a mosque where anti-jihadist fighters were arresting. that attack killed 10 and clashes which killed a further 13 security personnel. 23 people though killed in those two suicide bombings. >>> now oil prices are down again, which is having a knock-on effect on the stock markets in asia. the u.s. benchmar

town's mosque is the radical group's biggest recruitment center. the radicals seized the mosque after the fall of tunisia's former regime. it has since been cooperating with the recruitment effort. najah says both of her younger brothers were radicalized at mosques. a local ngo has been studying why people are joining the militants. group members are discussing how to prevent further recruitment. >> translator: it's not easy to stop them being recruited. another problem is we don't have enough funds. >> reporter: two days after we spoke to najah she received word her brother waleed had died. a funeral was held with an empty casket, since the family did not expect his body to be returned. the family still has no news of khaled the other brother believed to be in syria. >> translator: i want the people who tricked and brainwashed my brother to receive god's judgment. >> reporter: there's growing fear that the militant group will continue to attract young people until local officials can rule out poverty, unemployment and other harmful factors. nhk world, tunis. >>> south korean president park geun-hye says japan would need to change its stance before a

town early just for this play date. they give out autographs. they're ver popular. >> studs. >> they look very cooperative, too, don't they? >> i want them to fight, like growl at each other, anything. e there doggie treatsn there s >>> on our broadcast tonight, blockbuster case as same-sex marriage is headed to the supreme court. the justices agree to settle the issue once and for all. it's a showdown over one of the biggest cultural issues of our time. >>> this flu epidemic underway far more lethal in children this year than in years past. some hospitals have been overrun as an alarming situation now takes hold across the country. >>> the hottest year ever in recorded history. a shocking new picture tonight of what's happening to our planet. >>> and the parenting debate that's erupted with people taking sides. the question is how young is too young for kids to go off without adult supervision? "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world

towns. you, but it didn't arrive. the party leader elected cast his own vote? >> the messages is that europe is not the future of austerity. it is the future of denyingmocracy, solidarity and cooperation. >> at that point, the outgoing prime primary was still talking of winning. >> in this election there is unprecedented large number of people who are still undecided. they will judge the result. i am optimistic because i believe no one will risk the european course our country has taken. we will win. >> there was a huge showing in the exit polls points for a regrounding win it could leave him free to emboldinary anti-establishment parties across europe who are threatening to change the political landscape. sue turtan al jazeera, athens. >> at least 11 people have been killed in bomb blasts in iraq. the deadliest attack took place in baghdad. bob alsagi area outside a small restaurant killing seven people another bomb can in the central suba area killed three civilians and wounded eleven 11. nigerian troops have battled against boka haram fighters following several attacks across the northeast. the army has repled boka haram fighters after they launch add three-pronged assault on maidu

town had been retaken. there were no villagers in sight and it was mined german traps. so what he did with the full knowledge and enthusiastic cooperationof the army, was to restage the battle. the battle of san pietro, this film is fake. it's all re-enactments. re-enactments done on that location and with actual u.s. soldiers, but none of it was real. it was very successfully passed off to the american public as predominately actual battle footage. the army put out press releases who say huston and his men were so brave that they actually preceded the army men on the front so that they could turn around and film the soldiers approaching which is one way that you know that a documentary has been faked because film makers don't go first. what's interesting is that even though it is a big fakery, only a minute or two is real footage. it also helped make a vocabulary for what battlefield realism looked like. huston didn't fake the movie because he wanted to put something over on the american public. he faked the movie because it was the only way how to convey what he understood of the realities of ground combat and ground troops advancing,

towns. it didn't arrive. the syriza leader looked positive. >> our message is the future of europe is not austerity, but democracy, solidarity and cooperation. the outgoing prime minister was talking of winning. >> translation: at this point there's a large number undecided. i'm optimistic because i believe no one will risk the european course our country has taken. we will win. syriza's show in the exit poll points to a win. the victory that could lead them free a victory that should embolden parties across europe threatening to change the political landscape >>> >>> barnaby phillips this is the result that most of europe dreaded. >> well it depends on your point of view. i think there'll be left-wing parties in spain, and they said many representatives here are jubilant. i met representatives of left wing parties from germany, denmark, italy who are literally dancing on the streets of athens. there'll be other parties to the right, but who i might call insurgent parties. i'm talking about the national front in france. and the u.k. who will be bad for different reasons to see a blow to the european union consensus. you are right, yes, the g

cooperate with the international community. >>> now syrian activists say a car bam has killed at least 10 people. most of the victims were children. the explores went off in the main square of the towns near the jordanian border. in dual, a duma. a fire killed five feet. 20 other people were killed. >>> maximum restraint after two israeli soldiers and a u.n. peacekeeper were killed in the exchange of fire between israel and hez h*ez bowling a. benjamin netanyahu ooh has warmed the lebanese group that they will pay the full prize for the deaths of the us really troops. any stole johnston reports. >> reporter: this is moments after an anti tank vehicle his an israeli vehicle. in the disputed region near the border with syria and lebanon. israel deployed soldiers in the area and fired rockets in to lebanon. the armed group hess hezbollah which is based in lebanon has claimed responsibility for the attack. it says it is in response an israeli attack last week against its fight nurse syria. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has warmed of a swift and powerful recal nation. >> translator: at this moment, the i.d. f is responding to events in the north. to everyone trying to challen

of multinational cooperation to support the population of people living inside kobane, of bringing together the capability for iraqi person mer sha dwighters to make their way to the town assist local fightersers and trying to repel the advance and then, of course, the use of allied air strikes to go after not just fighters from isil but from commanders of isil, whom the officials said were pacicly congregated. trying to take over the town as a symbolic victory and as a rallying symbol for other that is would want to join. that they did realize that isil was with intent on making it a symbol of it's efforts to take over that part of the middle east, they say this is how they were able to be successful. >> and does it -- do they feel that it weakened isil enough overall, in that it will make a change to the operations in places like iraq for instance. >> the official wanted to stress that this is not a definitive turning point. the officials said that clearly more needs to be done in order to fully secure kobane, and to then try to help retake other parts of syrian and iraqi territory from isil. and return them to those who are in syrian and iraq who parts oif legitimat

miles cooper out of bed, shave his head, slash out his ears and nose strip him naked and been initial him from the town. in june of 1775 is cloud was led from drake's to intercept troops. in march of 1776 a party of radicals drunk rum at drake's tavern and then attacked the printing press of a loyalist printer which was printing responses to thomas paine's "common sense." although it was a difficult process, joseph tiedtman calls new yorkers reluctant revolutionaries, although the revolutionary movement was a difficult process in this way, ultimately new yorkers succeeded in mobilizing their counterparts in the city and the countryside to revolt. not all cities were like new york. they didn't all have the same ethnic and religious diversity the same factional climate of family rivalry. they didn't all have the same clash of ideology among popular whigs, provincial whigs, but in every town tories and more cautious moderate patriots worried about disorder. in every town they dealt with these challenges of mobilization in different ways. but most cities and even some smaller towns succeeded in finding lea

cooperation from the muslim community. in france and great britain, i look at them as a class ridden society, either go to the right schools in the right part of townu're not accepted. even as americans living in france i lived there three years, we didn't consider ourselves second class citizens but could never penetrate the elite in that country. it was impossible especially without native french and all the right schools. i do believe the europeans have a real problem because they cannot assimilate these people. while 99% of muslims wouldn't even think about islamic jihad, that 1% poses the real danger. >> so what is it about europe? they want to held on to their long-held traditions? what is it? >> well let's take paris, if you didn't go to one of the great schools, as they're called you can't rise to the top in that country. you'll always be a shopkeeper or on the criminal margins or move to a smalltown. even frenchmen from small towns aren't accepted into the elite. it's an old society. we are more open have big frontier if you don't like new york city you can move to iowa or other places. you can't do that in france it's either paris or noth

cooperating with the investigation. >>> police say after 3 -- up to 300 teens took part in a series in a movie complex. the fight broke out in the town of valley view. bands of teens roamed the area throwing punches at each other. they had to close nearby restaurants to keep the fights from spreading into the area. they broke up the fights without making arrests. investigators don't know what started the brawl. >>> more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." he wanted to share his money-saving secrets now an airline and budget travel site of fighting back with a lawsuit. details ahead. >>> icebreaker is being called to clear one of the great lakes in the midwest. now you're looking live through sky6 live hd. clearly it's hard to tell that's penns landing. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come back. we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. stop living with half-fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch -

cooperated. it will tonight. north bound i-95 at 8:00 tonight into tomorrow evening down to one lane between girard and allegheny. that will back traffic up from center city heading north, crossing town on the vine street expressway trying to head north on i-95. be ready for the squeeze northbound between girard and allegheny. otherwise we're in good shape out of the king of prussia area schuylkill expressway looking good no problems from royersford in toward king of prussia, 202, looking good and mass transit off to a good start with no delays. the chris and lauren back to you. >>> oklahoma inmate has been put to death for the first time since a botched execution that happened last year. >> last night's execution took 18 minutes for inmate to indict and carl warner showed no signs of distress after a three drug injection was administered but his lawyer notes a drug was used so there is no way to be sure. warner's execution had been delayed since april when another oklahoma a inmate was put to death but that execution went wrong and it took clayton locket nearly an hour to die after he was sedated and reportedly suffered as he died. oklahoma has put a moratorium on executions while t

cooperating with investigators. the man is a government employee who was flying the drone as recreation. >>> kurdish fighters are celebrating after reportedly gaining control of kobani. >> the kurds have pushed isis out of the embattled syrian town. they've been fighting there for four months to try and control this strategic city. kobani's deputy foreign minister has called for a humanitarian center to help refugees. >>> meanwhile, the first full day of power after the elections in greece. >> it's a challenge which will be led by this man right here he's the leader of the left wing syriza party which was sworn in on monday. he was sworn in as the new prime minister. that was after forming a coalition with the right wing independent greeks party. >> he is said to renegotiate the terms of greece's bailout. >> grease is absolutely irreversibly committed to staying in the euro zone. you see the problem is that once you're in, just like you will recall the eagle's song "hotel california", you can check out anytime you want but you can never leave? this is going to have detrimental effects throughout you know and the economy. >> a bit of humor there. >>> as he wraps up a three-day visit to india president obama says the u.s. can beco

from ptas, the town hall meeting, to the ballpark, it's hard for a lot of overworked parents to find the time and space for those things that strengthen the bonds of trust and cooperation. too many of our children don't even have parents and grandparents who can give them those experiences that they need to build their own character and their sense of identity. we all know that while we here in this chamber can make a difference on those things, and that the real differences will be made by our fellow citizens, where they work and where they live. and it will be made almost without regard to party. when i used to go to the softball park in little rock to watch my daughter's league and people would come up to me, fathers and mothers, and talk to me, i can honestly say, i had no idea whether 90% of them were republicans or democrats. when i visited the relief centers after the floods in california, northern california, last week, a woman came up to me and did something that very few of you would do, she hugged me and said, mr. president, i'm a republican, but i'm glad you're here. now -- why? we can't wait for disasters to act the way we used to act every day. because as

cooperation, their clearance rates have gone up. crime has gone down. so that would be to me a very good example of a smaller town.xample. chicago has an ambitious effort to retrain its police officers along principles of fair treatment. they have trained over 8,000 of their officers in a one-day eight-hour training program. and so that's an example i think of a larger department. chicago is interesting because when they did start retraining their officers they discovered that the main complaint the officers had was that their own department didn't seem to use fair procedures which has led them now to rethink policies for promotion, policies for discipline, so i would say that's an example of the community that then has redirected its energy to thinking about the internal structure of the police department. >> okay. i just wanted to thank the entire panel for your testimony this morning. it's very informative. >> can i say one word, mr. smoot, about that? >> i would ask the task force to look very closely at what's happening in boston. i was surprised to find out that their chief of police superintendent now willi

cooperation forming an agenda to move forward is not only possible but necessary. and that's in the area of policy toward the asia pacific region. which in washington, a very partisan towne of the most bipartisan areas of foreign policy, unless it becomes corrupted bywzf÷#t disagreements over other areas, so we wanted in this report to try to spotlight issues and actions the administration and congress can take together to keep moving forward what president obama has called the pivot and others call the rebalance. a majority of americans in polls now consider asia to be the most important region in the world to u.s. interests. we have done surveys of elites in the u.s. and in asia here in csis and support for the rebalance tobssñ asia hasd:"Ñl over 90% favorable ratings among american experts which means a lot of republicans are behind the idea of focusing more on the asia pacific as well. our surveys also shoxl@ however that within the region, while there's pretty robust support for china. there are real questions about weather it can be sustained. that showed up in our survey last sprirk and you hear it increasingly because the president is constrained by budget see q