but who are the cowards when this administration tries to hide behind race to slow. to blunt or avoid criticism of their failed policies, and judgments. >> attorney general saying there was as he put it some months ago racial an mouse in those opposeing obama's policy, for obama talked his way to job his holds, declaring there is not a liberal america, and a conservative america, there is the united state of of america. and americans bought his perceived call for unity, but a detective aid later, there is no evidence of his grand view in practice in action. instead. his divisive, skpeupb spireing as he talks about illegal immigration, amnesty and univision and to like minded be interists, and about deeply rooted racism, not an a national speech to all americans but to the largely black audience of b.e.t. and he has instead worse ern worsen ris race relations, a poll finds 53% of morning find race relations have worsened under president obama compared to 36% who said they would say about the same, and 9% who say i say they have n better under this president. >> mr. ob

but the toiny number of murdering cowards like this individual. it is minute fractions of the people in new york city. the police are new york's finest and aptly named and will continue to preserve and protect the people of the great city and make no mistake about it. you look at the record bocks when eddy burns was slaughtered sits watching a witness. this will shift the landscape of law enforcement on its a xis. there was not a horrific crime like this since may of '73. it was the siege in new york by the black panthers and again in 88. this is unspeakable. >> we are waiting for the mayor to come out and address the vowers and we want to know what happened and how did this man enter new york city and viciously take the lives of two innocent officers serving new york city. and i refer to them as our military. they keep the city safe. and the police ror officers are to thank for that. something came in from the police association. the person i am about to quote represents the federal officers and not the nypd. but this person has issued a statemen

coward, coward, coward! ♪ ♪ >>> hello a very warm welcome to al jazerra live from doha.o coming up on the program. parke rebels in columbia declare at ceasefire as peace talks continue in cuba. diplomatic maneuvering in the u.n., calling on israel to leave occupied palestinian land. >>> plus india launches its heaviest and most powerful commercial rocket. we will be live in new delhi. >>> they want diplomatic relations restored after more than half a century of mistrust and hostility. the white house plans include effort to campus the u.s. dong lift a 54-year-old embargo and easing travel tremendous instructiorestrictions andremova terrorism. >> today the us of america is changing it's a relationship with the people of cuba. and the most suggest changes in our policy and more than 50 years. we will end a an outdated approach for decades that is has failed to advance our interests and instead we will begin to normalize relations between our two countries. and begin a new chapter among the nations. americas. >> the announcement coincided with a prisoner exchange. three cub

these guys are coward and they are terrified to embrace the nypd with a professional in the helm like bill bratton. you have to go to mars to escape them. they never go operational. that is a key point. he went operational because of the perception of the diminution of authority by the police and that gave him an opening to strike and that is critical and key and what happened this afternoon. >> i get the fact that people have the right to protest and right to free speech. but at what point should the protest be locked down? the media covers the protest. you have hundreds of angry protestors and a line of cops trying to protect themselves and the city. and these protestors are allowed to do this and putting the cops lives at risk further than they already are. is there a federal stanted point measure that could potently do something to prevent these protest from growing? >> they have sent a dangerous message to everyone out there. >> well, i can't respond on whether it would be a federal issue to respond to it, but the protest erode, they diminish and they erode and the bed rok of the

they started the ball rolling and assisted in the end of this coward's life by cornering him after this horrible, horrible act. but a number of things, none of it surprising. the chief detective is an extraordinary investigator with great teams under him. the meticulous nature of the investigation, leaving no stone unturned, no corner where they have not shown a light. they will know everything they need to know about ismaaiyl brinsley and they'll know it quick. >> and one of the things they pointed out about brinlsly is he seemed to have a troubled childhood and mental issues, not dismissing at all the horrible act he committed, but the problem here, copy cats, i have about 45 session. are you concerned about copy cats? there is word that there's allegedly another person en route to new york to take the lives of more officers? >> it's horrifying and very likely. the social media, empowerment, it connects the dots with the disillusioned, the impressionable, the mentally deranged individuals and the fact the dehumanization and the declawing of the police, the emboldenment of officials, t

he was not a coward. and cowards should not speak his name.pplause] so when the elders would not go in because some giants were there, god said i will let them die in the wilderness and i will take their children and they will inhabit the promised land. our children are rising today. and they don't see giants. i wonder why. there is a man in the scripture, as i close, named jesus, some of man came to jesus asked him, how do you see men? he said, i see them as trees. jesus knew the man was not seeing right. he put some spittle on his eye and then asked the man, how do you see men now? and the man said, i see them as they are. there are no giants here. that cannot be conquered in the name of god. there is no mountain too high that we cannot climb in the name of god. if that legacy of that great man is to continue, and it will, then let's rise up from this hallowed ground and go back to work on the struggle for freedom, justice and equality. thank you for these few moments. [applause] [applause] >> can somebody show. -- shout. let me take a momen

. >> i ain't got nothing in my file that say tra no coward. never in my life.ask my momma. i was the craziest [ bleep ] on my block as a little kid. you know what i'm saying? you don't come up with coward. >> following his outburst, washington is returned to the hole. >> hey. is it longer than an hour? is it longer than an hour? >> when our producer checked in on washington a few days later, she found him working out in his cell. >> since i last saw you, you were refusing sny. so tell me what's going on. >> they got me in the hole. they charged me with a 115. probably transfer me off to another pen. i'm reputable. i have been walking these lines for 20 years. i'm not no coward. >>> coming up on "lockup raw: the daily grind" -- >> the last time i was here me and the boyfriend lived in the same cell. we had the matching comforters and the matching jackets. >> he can't figure out why all the other inmates are complaining. van t-bones you. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car dep

. >> they're cowards. they're really coward. >> reporter: choice words from family member after residents in two row homes at the corner of east colter and lena streets had to make a mad dash to escape monday morning when a suspected fire bomb went off. >> the if a you can't that someone leave the device at the front door of someone' home you know that doesn't happen every day. so there is some type of issue going on. >> somebody tried to fire bomb the front door. the front door was actually on fire. >> reporter: this woman asked us not to use her name but her sister and seven other family members were forced out of their beds just after 3:30 monday morning when two devices were reportedly found at the house. >> it's really scary. because you never know, you know, what might happen. what could have happened. or what did happen. >> there's something that's very dangerous. something that's very serious. >> reporter: fire department arrived and found family members had escaped out a rear entrance to the stree

celebrities accuse sony of coward he is for canceling the release of its comedy the interview. was it the right thing do? i'll have that story and more after the break. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. let's take you through our top stories at this hour. al jazerra has spoken to iraqi kurdish forces who are fighting isil in the northern sinjar mountains. they have made significant gains after battle. but fighting ongoing to secure the area. >>> the united states says it will not support a draft resolution on palestinian statehood propose today the u.n. security council. >>> jordan introductions the motion at the security council on we understand calling for an end to the israeli occupation of palestinian lands. and park stan has detained the main suspect in the mumbai attacks of 2008, he was -- he has now been rearrested. >>> protests have turned violent again on the streets of haiti. police blocks protesters from march on this presidential palace but they say they will not stay off the streets until the president steps down. >> reporter: riot police lead the escape after unidentified gun

and at the first minor -- relatively minor in filtration, they cowarded. they gave up. >> make a film about edward snowden or attack the nsa or portray our troops as sorry victims of government. because they know the united states is not going to come with death squads and take them out. we've been here before and this is all so dog gone dangerous to me. remember in 2005 the danish cartoons about mohammad, they were stupid, needlessly provocative cartoons. but when the terrorist threatened to kill the cartoonist and bomb the newspaper, the correct response would have been for every newspaper in the free world to run those cartoons on principle above the fold front page. but we didn't. we coward. when's the last time hollywood made a movie about horrible groups like islamic state? no, they make movies like being sensitive and hillary clinton showing empathy. we have a history of backing down in the face of threats. it's shameful. >> all right. i get hollywood are a bunch of spineless we spineless weasels. the question here to me, the larger question is, if

. >> joe biden saying we'll put you all back in chains, wrong not to confront eric holder -- coward onace because none of that is true. >> i will confront the president -- when he's wrong i'll confront him. but we disagree, my friend, on those issues. >> i still love you even though you're a pain in my neck. >> i still love you too. >> we started our careers together. >> we did. i'll get you right one of these days, sean. >> you invite louis farrakhan to your conferences -- >> good night. i'm out of here. good night. good night, sean. >> you ought to apologize to america. i'll give you one last chance. apologize for inviting farrakhan. >> good night, god bless you. >> coming up next on "hannity" straight ahead. >> what mayor de blasio did was throw the entire nypd under the bus. and that's what i think is shameful. i think he should be embarrassed to be standing in front of that microphone groveling like that. >> milwaukee county sheriff david clarke is speaking his mind. he joins us next with his take on president obama's comments, the grand jury decisions and much more. and demonstra

coward, coward, coward! ♪ ♪ >>> hello a very warm welcome to al jazerra live from doha.ming up on the program. parke rebels in columbia declare at ceasefire as peace talks continue in cuba. diplomatic maneuvering in the u.n., calling on israel to leave occupied palestinian land. >>> plus india launches its heaviest and most powerful commercial rocket.

you coward ass [ muted ]. you sick [ bleep ].hat cell, i guarantee you the first time i walk out this mother [ bleep ] i'll knock one of you [ bleep ] out. >> we're taking you back, buddy. put a lid on it already. >> i ain't got nothing in my file that say trey no coward. trey ain't never been no coward never in his life. i done shot so many [ bleep ] it's pitiful. i can get you rundowns on everybody i done shot. >> back in his old unit, washington is given some time to cool off. >> hey! >> we upgrade his mental health status, and he's going to stay here until -- we're going to transfer him up so his mental health issues can be addressed at another prison that's set for that. >> all right, washington. >> less than an hour. i'm back. >>> coming up, a conjugal visit. >> we're going to have fun. we're going to do a lot of exercise, jumping jacks. >> love behind bars. hing togeth two boyfriends. three jobs. you're like "nothing can replace brad!" then liberty mutual calls. and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for bette

everybody is cowards about race. he found out people are not cowards about writing e-mails to eric holder. in any case, i have given up on calling for a national conversation because i found that to hold a conversation the people who need to have the conversation the most don't show up because they already know everything. this is how this letter writer is. nice guy but he has his mind made up about black people apparently without talking to any actual black people. not a bad person i'm sure. a product of our age. daniel patrick moynihan a great man who i admire tremendously, i feel one of the great benefits of my profession i got a chance to chat with him a couple times. even took me on a tour of the reagan building over here on pennsylvania avenue, bragging with a smirk about how he always, vowed to the wilson foundation folks, wilson center, he would find them a home on pennsylvania avenue and when the time came that he really had things lined up for them, republicans newt gingrich congress, the republicans, newt

trey ain't never been no coward never in his life.it's pitiful. i could give you rundowns on everybody i done shot. >> back in his old unit, washington is given some time to cool off. >> hey! in an hour. >> we upgrade his mental health status, and he's going to stay here until -- we're going to transfer him up so his mental health issues can be addressed at another prison that's set for that. >> all right, washington. >> i'm back. >>> coming up, a conjugal visit. >> we're going to have fun. we're going to do a lot of exercise, jumping jacks. exercise, jumping jacks. >> love behind bars. make it progresso or make it yourself [ male announcer ] with nearly 7 million investors... oh hey, neill, how are you? [ male announcer ] ...you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. [ male announcer ] and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. (prof. burke) the more you learn the more gaps you may find. like how you thought you were covered for this... (pirate) ahh, haha! (prof

lou: and the attorney general calls the said nations of cowards and then retreated into the shadows andow has emerged again. and these are scoundrels seeking refuge in a race and being held accountable. they're behavior is utterly disgraceful for leaders of our nation. >> it takes courage on national television and i'm thankful for that. i am gathering with african-americans and other leaders for dallas texas for reconciliation. and then to have the most racist our in america sunday morning been no people are worshiping together. now love every ethnicity i know that we're totally racist nation but we let them. >> but i personally don't know a man or woman i would describe as racist. not a soul. i guess i have been very fortunate in my life never to have encountered any of those folks. very fortunate. but i don't think i am outside the typical american experience. i was the beneficiary of scholarships and financial aid. i am just like bill clinton or barack obama. >> i have had come to jesus moments with caucasian people powerful people that there was a time there was a repentance to say

and eric holder says we're a nation of cowards on race. how do you put all that together? very hard to have racial healing when you have people picking at the scab all the time nonstop. you mentioned the comments were made. eric holder was in ferguson a couple days before the decision by the grand jury. and he brought up the case of emmett till who was killed by the kkk, brutalized, mutilated. whatever he may think about the michael brown case, he is not emmett till. you've got democrats in north carolina basically implying if you voted against kay hagan and kay hagan lost her senate race, which she did, black people would be lynched. leticia james saying that the republican ran for governor reminded her of bull connor, the guy who took german shepherds and fire hoses and used them to attack civil demonstrators. using these sort of an nalgs, using this imagery, it shouldn't surprise people that heal on race. >> can either one of you give me any evidence at all, i started out my conversation with tavis smiley tonight, any evidence at all that race is involved in either one

posttraumatice stress because he is weak or a coward or a victim. he faces the invisible wounds of war. right now, he faces them alone, largely alone, with a few advocates fighting for him on the outside. left untreated, these hidden wounds that can lead to the bottle, that can lead to reckless behavior, detachment and societal withdrawal, following my tour in iraq, i know i dealt with all three. but much worse, these scars can end in suicide. unless, of course, there is a lifeline. seeking care for post-traumatic stress through peer to peer counseling, alternative therapy, family support, or care at the v.a. saves lives. those who manage with they arematic stress, not ticking time bombs. they are not victims. with the right treatment at the right place at the right time, most soldiers like sergeant tahmooressi come back and become leaders and pillars of our communities, which we need so badly today. my bottom line to this committee and the government into the mexican government is this. sergeant tahmooressi needs and deserves immediate treatment fo

and how can you make a hollywood movie out of this when hollywood is a coward? >> this is going to be a movie for sure. >> they had to have a happy ending. >> i hope it is a happy ending. >> if pee wee herman goes to see it, there will be a happy ending in the theater because he masturbated in one. christmas has come early for furious, but fruitless masturbators with the trailer for the "entourage" movie. the hbo series that ran for 8 -- eight miserable seasons will pick up where it left off in theaters next summer. why didn't kim jong-un go after this? a two-minute preview was posted on-line. let's take a look. >> ♪ i throw my hands up in the air sometimes smote. ♪ gotta let go ♪ i wanna celebrate and live my life ♪ ♪ saying a-yo ♪ baby let's go sphoat. ♪ cuz we gonna rock this club ♪ ♪ gonna go all night ♪ we gonna light it up >> wow. jeremy piven looked trim there. can we see the actual trailer? >> i gave you $100 million and you are 15 million over. you agreed not to go over. >> you said i couldn't direct unless we agreed. >> if they ask if you want to bang

. >> they're just cowards.ecause they want to go out -- whether it's for personal benefit or whether they just want to impersonate someone in the u.s. military. it's really all you can describe them as is cowards. i think they should be prosecuted. i think it should be illegal to impersonate someone in the u.s. military. not only for reaping personal benefit, but for the security reason it. >> you know dakota myer was awarded the medal of honor. it's pretty much what you're saying, right? >> exactly right. he's a great american hero and certainly exemplifies everything these were meant to symbolize. so when you have somebody walking through shopping mall and what puts this imposter in trouble is the fact that he's wearing a combat infantryman badge, which is one of the specified badges that would hold him liable under the stolen valor act. >> i got to ask you, our new secretary of defense seems to be ashton carter. do you support him? >> i do. i think he has great skill set and the institutional knowledge withi

they are cowards to the republicans. they only went to iraq for the oil. all of you people that condone this, may god have mercy on your soul. you are evil. kids starving and they are worried about the rich. that's what i have to say. craig is in indiana. caller: hello? i've got two comments. i would say quit doing that. if they don't know the religion, don't speak on it. said there is a time and place for everything. you get guys over there beheading americans. to remember why we started doing this in the first place. it was over 9/11. i don't think torture should be taken off the table. it should always be there. there should always be that threat. you let a bully to bully you, you try to suffice them by giving him things, he is going to continue to take. is donethis country with taking it. i think it's time we started giving it back. the senate will be taking up the spending bill that funds the u.s. government through the end of september of next year. that will be on the senate floor. they've got a full day. they've got some things to do first. about 3

in fact, at one point he said, all i know is that i'm not a brave man, that i'm a coward.rd was really proud that he had served, and, in fact, when he completed his sort of decommissioning papers he said he would do it again if called upon. one of the things ford did right after the war was start a place called the farm, which was sort of a combination rest home, clubhouse, barroom, getaway for the men in his field photo unit and it was a place that he decorated with, you know, every medal and recognition that he had ever won during the war. that was something he was really obsessed with, but it was a huge part of his identity and he kept it in operation for almost 25 years after the war. >> i just wanted to ask you about his work and how it now lives on in the films he put together. just how important was it to the allied efforts and to the american people who saw these films in the 1940s? >> ford's war work was tremendously important. i mean, especially "the battle of midway" which was really the first visual evidence that home front movie going audiences had that the u.

. >> they're cowards. they're really cowards. >> reporter: choice words from a familily member after residents and two row homes at the corner of east coulter and lena streets had to make a mad dash to escape monday morning when a suspected fire bomb went off. >> the fact that someone leaves a device at the front door of someone' home that doesn't happen every day. so there is some type of issue going on. >> somebody tried to fire bomb the front door. the front door was actually on fire. >> reporter: her sister and seven other family members were forced out of their beds just after 3:30 monday morning when two devices were reportedly found at the house. >> it's really scary. because you never know, you know, what might happen. what could have happened. what did happen. >> it's something that's very dangerous and serious. >> reporter: fire department arrived and found family members had escaped out a rear entrance to the street. the fires were immediately extinguished and fire investigators took over. >> an

we were attacked by a faceless coward. >> and freedom will be defended. i kind of got goose bumps. first off how did i just remember that then i thought forget counting i started saying that freedom itself was attacked by a faceless coward. after weeks of training 82 minutes into the flight i was like i am on this mission and we are going to kill him. >> for god and country. >> good evening. i am peter doocy. over the next two nights you will meet one of america's bravest warriors. for more than a decade he served through multiple wars and dangerous missions too numerous to count. he served as a navy seal, a member of the seal team 6. he was part of the operation neptune sphere into the room where the most wanted terrorist was hiding he fired the faithte shot that brought the biggest manhunt in world history to an end. his name is robert o'neil. he is the man who killed osama bin laden. >> the space we are looking is the last face that osama bin laden saw on earth. >> if it was light enough i was definitely the last person he saw. >> you trained or targets with his face on it. >> y

he's a coward.a despicable coward. >> look, any rock star, anybody who is as wealthy and famous as he is, there are a million groupies that would throw themselves at his feet. the fact that he has to drug them and have them unconscious while he's doing them and this is a serial -- this is a pattern which speaks to his patho psychology. he's a sociopath, he's a narcissist of the tallest order and narcissistic personality disorder lacks empathy, lacks personal insight and lacks conscience. >> and no responsibility. >> he's a serial rapist. >> he is a serial rapist. >> no question. >> he has the same m.o. with all of us. he identifies a vulnerable victim. he then gets them alone or lures them into a place sometimes where other people are in proximity. he drugs them, he does his thing with him -- them and then sometimes he waits for them to wake up so he can heap yet more contempt. >> he still has the -- >> that's a good point, don, because the man could not possibly be acting alone. what i mean by that

brady so if you won't answer them and come on my show, you're a coward. stick around for more of the report. oh, i love game night. ooh, it's a house and a car! so far, you're horrible at this, flo. yeah, no talent for drawing, flo. house! car! oh, raise the roof! no one? remember when we used to raise the roof, diane? oh, quiet, richard, i'm trying to make sense of flo's terrible drawing. i'll draw the pants off that thing. oh, oh, hats on hamburgers! dancing! drive-in movie theater! home and auto. lamp! squares. stupid, dumb. lines. [ alarm rings ] no! home and auto bundle from progressive. saves you money. yay, game night, so much fun. it's part of a hershey's bar. we break it. we bite it. we sneak it. we smoosh it. we savor it. we love it. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate. break the ice, with breath freshening cooling crystals. ice breakers. >> our guest tonight is an emmy award winning journalist and host of date line nbc. i myself am a long time admirer of his neck. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome stone phillips. mr. phillips. >> thank y

. >> freedom itself was attacked this morning by a faceless coward. freedom will be defended. >> i kind of got goose bumps. first off how in the world did i remember that. forget counting. i started saying freedom was attacked this morning by a faceless coward and freedom daybrewill be defended. after weeks of training 82 minutes into the flight i am like i am on this mission and we are going to kill him. two minutes out the doors open and there is not a training site in the mountains in the united states and it's not a desert this is lights of the city. one minute out i am thinking man this is serious navy seal stuff we are about to do. we are in the second helicopter. the plan was the first helicopter was going to go in front. >> one of the helicopters was going beside the compound itself the other was going to set them outside of the walls of the compound briefly let off a couple of men that were going to patrol the perimeter and keep them away and it was supposed to back up to hover over the higher point of the building and we were going to rope d

he was not a coward. and cowards should not speak his name. so when the elders wouldn't go in because some giants were there god said i will let them die in the wilderness and i will take their children and they will inhabit the promised land. our children are rising today. and they don't see giants. i wonder why. there's a man in this picture as i close, named jesus. and some man came to jesus. jesus asked him, how do you see men? he said i see them as trees. jesus knew the man wasn't seeing right. so he put some spittle on his eyes and then asked the man, how do you see men now? and the man said i see them as they are. there are no giants here that cannot be conquered in the name of god. there is no mountain too high that we cannot climb in the name of god. if that legacy of that great man is to continue and it will then let's rise up from this hallowed ground and go back to work on the struggle for freedom, justice and equality. thank you for these few moments. [ applause ] >> let me take a moment and acknowledge the great service on last e

the attorney general thinks that we're all cowards when it comes to race. we're not cowards.only throw a little timid when we're called racist the first time we suggest that maybe just maybe there isn't a race problem between white police officers and black youth in america. no. maybe the problem here, especially in the case of michael brown, is that this certain black youth did not respond to the policeman appropriately and, instead, pummelled him in the face -- the hands up don't shoot thing is a lie. it never happened zoosh should it be the president's responsibility to try and tackle these more difficult issues like the high unemployment among blacks in this country? >> i think that i would like to say on the air here that i just wish that there was more sympathy for black families who were seeing so many of their young kids killed by people who are supposed to be keeping the public safe. i think part of what's happening -- >> that's not the question i ask. >> that's not the case. >> we know by fact that it is far more likely for a young black male to be killed by police

he's a coward.despicable coward. >> don lemon, you sat there, you and allisison talked to these women. what was the common theme in the whole conversation? >> they all had the same story. alison asked them about the money. i asked them about being drugged. most of them had pretty similar stories. but it was a very heavy mood in the studio. and i noticed when i walked in the studio, we had the monitors with bill cosby's picture up in the studio. and i said to the producers, probably shouldn't turn this on. so they walked in and we turned the monitors on. and each lady looked at the monitor and went, i can't look at that! so they sat there and i said, do you mind if we have it up for the show? and they say, yes, we'll be fine. but one of the most interesting things to me was, i said, what do you want to happen to bill cosby? some said they wanted him to talk. others said, i don't really care what he has to say. but pretty much they said, joan said what i want to happen to bill cosby is what's happenin

. >> they are cowards. they are really cowards. it is really scary. because you never know, you know, what might happen, or what could have happened or what did happen. >> why would somebody did that? fire department immediately put the flames out and that is when investigators took over. red cross found these residents a place to stay at least until the damage is repaired. >>> crews are cleaning up after a mud slide closed a major highway in malibu just north of los angeles. area endured heavy rains over weekend flooding streets and causing rock and mud to fall on to pch. the highway will remain closed while crews go to work and clean it up. what a mess in southern california. >>> oprah's life was in danger, the target of terrorist, how their plan was stopped saving a media mogul and piece of chicago history. >>> at 4:42. police say she taserd her three-year old nephew. why the boy's mother is helping her sister fight the >>> all right. we do have a expansion of our winter weather advisory, last night we only had lancaster county involved. now we hav

i'm going to count them as being supporters of yours and in your coward. >> stephen: if they're not americanse will come and have them deported, i promise you. what do you think is going on in america right now on the republican side? as a pundit, can you predict what's going on anymore? >> this is a tough time for pundits. what we like is a very simple two-party system working within all previous models and behaving the way it always does historically. the tea party has thrown us off. we sit there and we see somebody like mike castle who was running in delaware. >> stephen: mike's a friend of the show. >> he was unbeatable. then we have christine o'donnell out of nowhere and beats him and now has the republican nomination. people are instantly predicting, well, she can't win. well, they already predicted that about her. >> stephen: so anything goes. you're like a weatherman without a doppler 500. you cannot... >> our weather system is no longer working. >> stephen: which tea party candidate do you think has the best chance of going all the way right now? i mean, paladino here in new york sen

he's a coward.t be described more accurately as the ultimate coward, the ultimate despicable cowardly act and i hope his name goes down in dust and nobody remembers it and remembers these two officers for their service. because this guy is just really a guy bent on a senseless act of violence with a maniac. he goes to the subway and tries to get away. he's cornered by the other patrol officers who get there and then he takes his own life. . the senselessness and brutality of it. we stare at it. >> all right, jim. stand by here as we update you here at the top of the hour on msnbc. i'm frances rivera. the breaking news we follow out of new york city. two new york city police officers killed in an ambush style attack in brooklyn. the two officers, rafael ramos and wenjian liu sitting in the patrol car in the bedford-stuyvesant area of brooklyn with open fire on them. the gunman is ishmael brinsley, who is the man who held the gun, pulled the trigger on these two. police say he ran and shot himself in

he's obviously talked about this country being a nation of cowards.e's organized with a lot of black activists around the country to get rid of voter i.d. laws, laying out his litigation strategy. he's attacked schools to say that the policies, where disciplinary policies act disparately in regards to black and other minority students. that's ridiculous. he's given this kind of wink and nod that's encouraged activists and protests certainly in ferguson even before down in florida with the trayvon martin case and now in the current case in staten island. so he's acted in ways that certainly has given a wink and a nod and encouraged activists to see themselves as victims because, after all, this man is the highest law enforcement officer in the country. that combined by the way, with messages that we heard delivered by the president and the first lady in "people" magazine interview. so it's not been a good year for race relations in this country and holder fits dead center in that critique. >> joe, the attorney general has said we are a nation of coward

posttraumatice stress because he is weak or a coward or a victim. he faces the invisible wounds of war. right now, he faces them alone, largely alone, with a few advocates fighting for him on the outside. left untreated, these hidden wounds that can lead to the bottle, that can lead to reckless behavior, detachment and societal withdrawal, following my tour in iraq, i know i dealt with all three. but much worse, these scars can end in suicide. unless, of course, there is a lifeline. seg

the mayor said the violence was a tiny fraction of protesters and calls them cowards and thugs. >>> and race relations in america, president obama getting personal on the impact on his family. telling black entertainment television it is frustrating and heartbreaking there is often less margin of error by virtue of race especially for black boys and young men. he said everybody should be given the same benefit of the doubt. >> i want my children to be seen as the individuals they are, and judged based on the content of their character and their behavior and their talents and their gifts. i don't want them to be objects of fear simply because of misguided attitudes. >> on an encouraging note, the president believes that the younger generation has evolved when it comes to race, saying, it's evident in the diversity with the protesters. >>> more breaking news, defense secretary chuck hagel is in baghdad. he with talk with u.s. commanders and top military officials about the campaign to defeat isis. and meet with u.s. and australian troops. it's likely to be his last overseas trip as pentag

posttraumatice stress because he is weak or a coward or a victim. he faces the invisible wounds of war. right now, he faces them alone, largely alone, with a few advocates fighting for him on the outside. left untreated, these hidden wounds that can lead to the bottle, that can lead to reckless behavior, detachment and societal withdrawal, following my tour in iraq, i know i dealt with all three. but much worse, these scars can end in suicide. unless, of course, there is a lifeline. seeking care for post-traumatic stress through peer to peer counseling, alternative therapy, family support, or care at the v.a. saves lives. those who manage with they arematic stress, not ticking time bombs. they are not victims. with the right treatment at the right place at the right time, most soldiers like sergeant tahmooressi come back and become leaders and pillars of our communities, which we need so badly today. my bottom line to this committee and the government into the mexican government is this. sergeant tahmooressi needs and deserves immediate treatment fo

. >> i mean what kind of a coward hits on a woman coldkrrksz ocks a woman like that. >> she's hanging in. she's a tough little cookie. but, you know it takes your sense of security away. >> the victim who was seven months pregnant was ambushed last monday at 9:15 at night. it happened here in pensport. cameras from a nearby vet clinic caught the suspected driving down the street in a grey suv, possibly, a dodge durango. he jumped out and ran behind her, punched her in the head knocking her to the ground. police say the suspect threatened her and demanded she give him everything. while on the ground we're told the 41-year-old begged him not to hurt her because she's pregnant. >> it's bad enough you're going to hurt somebody. all over a stupid pocketbook? >> the bad guy got away with her michael kors pocketbook and a bag of food she was carrying. >> that's all i'm hoping for, you know, before he hurts somebody else. >> e. >> reporter: tonight detectives say if you know who that man is or you've seen that vehicle, ewe're urged to give police a call. >> it took three years of searching an

that's a reference to the accusations made by the israeli premier, saying he is acting as a coward. much more favorable coverage of the prime minister's decision in the widely distributed daily which belongs to a rich friend of netanyahu. in says that after the dismissal , the work to dismiss -- the verb "to dismiss" is being conjugated in just about every form here. it reminds everyone who is the current boss in government. she is fired, he is fired. the members of the centrist party, who resigned out of solidarity with the head of their party, they basically fired themselves. both were taken from that speech given by mentioning netanyahu -- by benjamin netanyahu, saying that -- they were busy organizing a takeover behind closed doors accusing both of them of rejoicing over the different episodes of international condemnation of israel. so, the accusations launched by netanyahu -- by his fore -- his former ministers. we will look at "the jerusalem post" in its english edition headlining with a decision leading up to the elections. and the second part of the front page, there is a s

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>> well, my boy, we have no choice. >> you god damn coward, you would leave me now? go. go on.. it may be that i am to be taken by my friends. >> be assured. we are not your friends. >> you have the sound of a brave man. an honorable man. i'm a cripple. i've got but one leg. if you will withdraw your men in line 100 yards from the door, i will come out and fight you. >> we did not come here to fight. we came to make you a prisoner. >> you put any more jingling and i'll put a ball through you. >> i could have picked off three of four of your men by now if i wished to do so. draw your men off 50 yards. >> i will not. >> well, my brave boys, you can prepare a stretcher for me. go. save yourself. >> captain, there is man in here who wishes to surrender. >> let him hand out his arms! you carry a carbine and you must hand it out. >> i declare before my maker that this man is innocent of any crime. the honor of a gentleman. he has no arms. the arms are mine. and i've got them. >> show your hands. put up your hands. >> one more stain on the old -- make quick work of it, captain. shoot

i am, essentially, a coward. i'm always afraid that i'm going to be shown up as a coward, so i said, yes, i'll jump. i was scared to death. i hadn't told my doctor i was going to do it, with all the illnesses i've had. but it was quite an experience, never to be repeated. >> you wrote that david stockman might have been the best high-level source you've ever had. >> david stockman was the budget director in the reagan administration -- a brilliant guy. and he was the prince of the supply--side economics. we had breakfast at the hay-adams every other saturday. and the odd saturdays, he didn't talk to me, he talked to bill greider, who was a left-wing journalist. and he wrote an article for the "atlantic monthly," quoting david stockman on the record, just attacking the reagan administration. i said in the book it was like, in the middle of the russian revolution, stalin had turned against marxism. and it was an incredible stab in the back for reagan, who didn't fire stockman. he couldn't believe it. he believed st

terrible precedent and the sony led the parade in cowardous. >> and before team america, perfect example, right? >> came out in 2004 under the bush administration. kind of makes you wonder if the blame should be placed on washington, not sony. sony didn't have a choice, really. the movie theaters decided not to distribute it. their hands were tied. let's not forget sony is an entertainment and video game company dealing way regime that spends billions on defense. do we think sony can combat this? >> of course in 2004, emac, perhaps the hackers weren't quite at sophisticated as today. may have done the same back then if they had the chance. >> i love how nobody signed clooney's petition in hollywood. they make -- >> not one. >> they make a weather vane look like the rock of gibraltar. waiting for hollywood to step up and do a movie, people cutting -- jerks cutting off the heads of men, women and children in the middle east. where's that movie? you know, but here's the deal with sony, though. that malware could still be in its systems. that's an issue. behind the scenes a scramble. the u.s