. >> it's a little every erie in there, but the guy's a coward. how dare you do that before christmas to scare everybody? he's a coward. >> reporter: and police say when oliver lee fired his gun, a bullet flew through the air and struck a 67-year-old mall worker. that he employee remains in the hospital in serious, but stable condition with the bullet still lodged in his neck. the judge set bail at $750,000. there it also a police press conference also with the couednty executive andrew siff was there, wend'll have more on the story, on this case in the evening newscast. for now we're live, news 4 new york. >> thank you for those details. >>> breaking news now, sources killing of a los angeles law student in midtown. this video may trigger your memory. there's a gunman walking up to andon woodward and shooting him in the back of the head. it happened on west 58th street in broad daylight in 2012. it was believed that he was lured to the city as part of a drug ring. >>> if you plan to make your way home for the holidays, hurry. there is a storm sys

these cowards, these murderers are at large and could potentially attack again. ernie: this is what people are trying to figure out. how could they get away under the long arm of the law? how could that happen? >> they had no intelligence, no information leading anyone to believe this was going to happen. everyone was blindsided by this. the fact it was more than one rules out this was a lone wolf. a lone wolf is difficult to capture because he's working alone without telling anyone. if you have two or three individuals, like it appears in this case, working cohesively and carrying off a successful attack where they murdered over a dozen people and were able to get away, it is incredible. from your experience, behind the scenes, what's happening right now? >> i'm sure the fbi and all law enforcement is in there trying to get any and all forensic evidence to lead them to believe who the people are. fingerprints, whatever information they have in that crime scene that could lead them to identify these cowards, these criminals, and then be able to trace their tracks

. >> officers in the video were cowards. that's all i saw, cowards. >> reporter: there are three separate investigations going on right now into the officers' conduct that day. we will have more from inside the funeral home tonight on kpix 5 at 5:00 and 6:00. right now live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> the sister of two children found dead in a redding storage unit is speaking out wondering how this could have happened. an autopsy reveals 3-year-old and 6-year-old were killed around thanksgiving in monterey county. they were in the custody of the cousin tami joy huntsman. she and gonzalo curiel have been arrested in the case. precious aponte is the sister of the children. they share the same mother, who died in a car accident. >> completely tore me apart. you know? i mean, you see these children. they are so innocent, so young. you think, why would anybody want to hurt them? >> the children's 9-year-old sister is in the hospital recovering from severe abuse. huntsman was reported to child protective services 4

and that was really the problem, he was a coward. if he hadn't been a coward, he could have stopped it. he could have stopped it. >> hinojosa: this is a time of military dictatorship in a country that knew democracy, and in that time about 30,000 people disappeared. desaparecidos. and you were living, at that moment, as a journalist. what made you, basically, not be fearful in saying, "this is what is happening in argentina, there is a dirty war, and this military government is disappearing people"? what made you be able to say that without fear? >> well, i had to find out, to begin with. so, i was fortunate. first of all, i had owners who were in the united states. the newspaper, by one of those strange... was purchased by the united states. and they just said, "you do your job." and i went up to... the president of the company said i could decide to do what needed to be done, so i became a reporter again. i wasn't known at that time. the newspaper was not well-known. it was a small community newspaper for the english speaking... >>

>> because he was a coward. >> a coward who wanted to get caught. >> he stood there and waited because's the point of committing a celebrity murder if your name isn't associated with it? >> it wouldn't take long for that to happen. >> a call came in, shots fired in the vicinity of ventral park west and central avenue. >> the officer was just minutes away from the dakota. >> it want a place we had police activity so when we heard it, it was unusual. >> got there quick. >> 30 seconds, a minute. i don't know. >> the first thing he saw, mark david chapman. >> so nonchalant. anybody who puts four bullets in somebody, you would think there would be a little emotion. >> it was like all -- why couldn't i jump up and down jaf wards and it was like the evil had come out. >> it was the most blood i'd ever seen in one place but he still had a pulse. >> you knew the ambulance wouldn't be there quick enough. what did you say? >> i said let's pick him up and take him by car. >> mark chapman watched the whole thing. that wasn't all. soon after, chapman says, he was face to face with yoko ono. >> utter

but clinton's not the only one targeting him: "it is so easy for billionaire cowards like trump to pick on poor people." polls are mixed. a new reutees poll this morning shows trump with triple the support of number two ben carson. "some people have expressed concern that i would quite because my numbers have gone down, i'm not a quitter." but quinnipiac puts him just four points ahead of ted cruz. "people are waking up there is an awawaening and spirit of revival sweeping this country." found half the country would be embarrassed for trump to be may not stick with the candidate trump tweeted overnight that the media's blowing this out of proportion. at a rally last night, hillary clinton called some of what's coming from the repubican side mean-spirited. on the republican side, marco rubio says his age doesn't mean he's not prepared to face down foreign policy challengers.. like vladimir putin. rubio called the russian president "a thug and gangster" during a new hampshire town hall. he took an indirect swipe at donald trump by saying he wouldn't like it if putin threw praises his owow

burglars are cowards, they don't want to be confronted," said sioux city police officer, sgt. scott hatting. police say for them, the best you can be is a good witness. in sioux city...tommie clark...ktiv news 4. >> sioux city police also report a rash of car break- ins, and thefts. authorities say it's a crime that's easy to preveve. first, ver leave any valuababs in your vehicle. the majority of thieves check the car doors to see if they're open, so always lock your doors. and if they're able to get into the car, thieves will rummage around so don't leave a spare key in the vehicle. "it's one of thosesehings, it's a prevevtable crime. you know a lot of these we get there we're like k we give tips when we get there, but unfortunately it's too late the party we're talking to. keep those valuables hidden," said sioux city police officece sgt. scott hatting. sergeant hatting says the simplest way to avoid becoming a victim is to take anything a georgia man, who's charged in the armed robbery of a north sioux city, south dakota. convenience store, says he's not guilty of the crim

they also called me a [ expletive ]>> reporter: coward, disabled from a stroke, tried to stop the teens from robbing and beating a 14-year-old boy, when they turned on him, hurling gay slurs. calls for help were ignored and the train kept rolling. it was three stops until the comparable jumped off -- couple jumped off and police responded. >> it seems like we're going from stop to stop and not getting help. there was no acknowledgment that help was on the way. at that moment, i feared for our lives.>> -- >> reporter: dan sissel disputes that version, saying the attendant alerted the police. the train operator was being directed by controllers. one person was caught on camera and police have identified and question her. the men now fear. -- riding metro. >> we pay a lot of money to ride the metro. it's not safe. >> reporter: for now, metro transit police are not treating this as a hate crime. they say because there is no evidence that sexual orientation was the overriding motivation for what happened. scott broom, wusa nine. >> that suspect in the case has not been charged pending furthe

cowards continue to hide behind meaningless platitudes. >> that has been one of their issues that theily news has taken up. this is the cover of the "l.a. times," rampage kills 14. this incident taking place about 60 miles to the east of los angeles. >> and gabby giffords tweeting out america is an extraordinary place but these shootings make us stand out in the worst of ways lsht san bernardino. >> she's been vocal about this every one of these incidents when they've taken place. and dianne feinstein, the senator from california, of course, saying each time i see news of another mass shooting i feel it in the pit of my stomach. high my heart is with san bernardino. >> the "washington post" has been keeping tabs on shootings this year. they say there have been more shootings in america than days of the year. 352 by their count. >> it's really a frightening frightening number. this one, there have been 44 mass shootings in the month of june alone when you think about that. more than 351 as you mentioned overall this year alone. it does become a daily occurrence it seems here in this co

i know you is a coward.w you all. >> harper will serve at least two more years in segregation. >> i made things hard for myself. i've been in segregation three years and i don't blame nobody else. i had opportunity to get out of here. i let my anger and my things get to me that i shouldn't have and as a result of that, i'm still here. >> i can't say i'm sane. i'm pretty off balance. but i keep it in certain amount of control. >> another inmate at kentucky state penitentiary who is no stranger to cell extractions is victor hyatt. prior to interviewing him our producer was duly warned. >> victor hyatt is a very, very dangerous individual. probably the most dangerous individual in this institution. >> i remember watching victor being led to the interview. he had such an intense security detail that it almost felt like i was about to interview hannibal lecter, quite frankly. he was cuffed behind his back. but i'll never forget, it was like a normal fiberglass and metal cafeteria chair. there was nothing special

"cowards seek the night... cameras still work... karma should be swift." sammie jackson commented.... "insensitive jerks! freedom of speech huh? that's rude and disrespectful!" nilla latte wrote.... "if you support actions like this..... that divide and induce hate within our country... everyone is taking the vandalism so seriously though... some even supporting the actions... jesse richard walker wrote... "this really made my morning! this is what you get when you don't condemn.... radical islam. and... this is just the beginning." tiffany simpson commented.... "a hate crime, really??? come on now. the only thing he did wrong.... was waste bacon, what a shame." najee jackson wrote... "i hope he doesn't get some pumped up charge for hate crime or something for a joke.... that literally hurt no one... get better feelings." we want to hear your thoughts... share them with us..... on facebook... or on twitter.... using the handle @k-t-n-v. a holiday scare.... for a single mom!!! she and her children barely made it out alive..... of a frightening home invasion

. >> he says he thinks and praise for their family office, and says he is not a coward they think he is. >> i try to remind myself that it did not have a right to miss my kids. because he cannot miss his. i am truly sorry. i ask for forgiveness not for myself. >> his son wished him good luck, but made it clear his wounds are >> you can bag and you can please, i promise you one thing, you will never be forgiven. >> prosecutors say his blood alcohol level was p .94, hours accidents fter the accident. he does not believe him to be a bad man, but deserving of this sentence. jennifer: the everett turnpike was shutdown overnight in nashua because a five car accident. state police say one of the drivers involved was amanda lutz of lawrence, massachusetts. she was arrested for driving while intoxicated and will face a judge in january. the crash involved several cars and a tractor trailer. and tonight, the message from state police is a pretty simple one. if you are going to drink this holiday season, don' t get behind the wheel. several people just over the past that cost a few days. they w

. >> the guy's a coward. how dare you do that. >> reporter: authorities praised the quick thinking of a retired nypd sergeant who was working security at the watch store and disarmed the gunman by intentionally jamming his i wpon only a single shot could be fired. >> what's inspiring to see what he did, it's, humbling to see the action. >> reporter: that single shot, wounded ad67-year-old mall worker. he posted on facebook, say a shot in the shoulder and bullet is still lodged in neck. today, cell phone video shows a crowded but calm mall. a w major contrast to yesterday's frantic hours. as hundreds of shoppers ducked for cover in stores. fearful of a gunman on the loose. more than 400 people called 911. >> 30 to 50 times more than normal call volume at that time of day. >> recorter: all of this unfolding at one of the largest malls in the nation days before christma s. a hub so popular, authorities have used roosevelt field as a practice area for active shooter drills. >> we train for these exercises. we hop

. >> they are hypocritical cowards. jeff: and the n.r.a. which they say is more interested in hemming gun manufacturers make -- helping gun manufacturers make money than in public safety. >> hogwash. call them out! >> i'm mad as hell and i'm not going to take it anymore. jess their feeling of frustration is -- jeff: their feeling of frustration is only growing. but so too is the reason for hope. >> we have seen he men tum build. people have had enough. momentum people and people have had enough. jeff: we tried to get aom the n.r.a. and then a written statement but a spokesperson said they have say about today's rall newsroom, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. leon: thank you, jeff. ahead tonight at 6:00 new information about the shooting in san bernardino. how the woman shooter was allowed into the country despiteporting jihad online. also ahead, new drone rules about to go into effect. the go things you have t if you want to fly one of things. and we are at the premier of "star wars: the force leon: a maryland man has been arrested and charged wit

whether you keep your coward -- card or traded in, do it soon. >> it won' t expire until five years until the date of purchase. might inhibit activity fee or you might lose the gift card. heather: so many of us misplace $750 year. $750 million unclaimed. to avoid getting a gift card somebody might not want, get the prepaid credit cards. they can be used anywhere. reid: it was a jaw-dropping stunning event at miss universe in las vegas after the wrong winner was mistakenly announced and crowned live on television. this is the moment, host steve harvey realizes his mistake and announced it to the crowd and said miss columbia who you see to the right. she was given the crown within the crown was removed and given to the correct winner, miss philippines. he tweeted a few minutes ago, " i would like to apologize wholeheartedly to miss columbia and miss philippines for my mistake. i feel terrible. i would like to apologize to the viewers that a disappointed as well. again, it was an honest mistake." it was very bizarre. i think they will be talking about is her quite some time. heather: i don'

. >> it's a sad and tragic day when the accident a coward. it's a better day if determines of compensation. >> the bill is expected to pass. and president obama is expected to sign it. eight people died, you will remember in the may 12th crash. more than 200 others you were hurt. injured veterans are getting a taste of the season. they donated complete holiday meals to 25 wounded warriar families yesterday. the project helps vets hurt during their military service. an official tells us the give away was a group effort. >> our giant commerce and giant associates together donated $330,089 to the wounded warrior project. >> hormel and cost of foods helped with the do nations. have you noticed your wifial slowing down? communication experts say christmas lights can interrupt signal strength. it might go more than that, interference with come from lamps, microwaves and cordless phones. 12 minutes before 5:00 t. rain has ended finally after a couple days of dreary skies, a nice breezy blowing. though we still have clouds, there is nothing falling f

. >> it is so easy for billionaire cowards like trump to pick on poor people. >> polls are mixed, a new reuters poll shows trump with triple the support of number two ben carson. >> some people have expressed concern that i would quit because my numbers have gone down. i'm not a quitter. >> but quinnipiac puts him four points ahead of ted cruz. >> people are waking up. there is an awakening and there is a spirit of revival that is sweeping this country. >> that quinnipiac poll found half the country would be embarrassed for trump to be president. >> but the same poll found that nearly six in ten republicans say they are not quite solded on the person they are supporting change their minds. >>> nevada prosecutors have filed charges against lakeisha holloway. holloway is due in court later in morning where she will be arraigned on charges of murder with a deadly weapon, child abuse and felony hit and run, the latter part alone is punishable by up to 20 years in prison without parole. the district attorney says they may file more charges as the investigation continues. she is now being hel

this morning green fired back on twitter calling the reporter a mad, corny dude and coward. says media privileges should be revoked and kusaed the reporter -- accused the reporter of lying and says he should report on something worthwhile and true. >>> now to the nfl where there are reports out today that the refs from sunday's 49ers game are being reassigned. fans blasted them for ruling a play illegal touching although it should have been incomplete pass. the coaches said the referees lost track of the number of downs. sources are reporting that the officiating crew has been reassigned from a nationally televised sunday prime time game to a less watched afternoon game. >>> the topic of an nfl team relocating to the la area is expected to be discussed at the league's annual december meetings. of course as we've been reporting, raiders, chargers and rams are all exploring moves. roger goodell wants the owners to vote in january or february. >>> sunny skies out there helping us feel better. high clouds in the forecast for today. plenty of blue sky in between and we'll actuall

know that as i continued to serve as governor, there were accusations hurled against me that i was a coward and resign from office? even in instant -- investigation was brought against me for cowardice. there were no facts. i continue to serve, continue to put forth commissions for the safety of our commonwealth. the other governor, who took charge after me, general nelson, did so legally as the election was held to do so. you might say that that 1781, i willar, never forget, perhaps one of the most lamentable in my public life. i am happy to say that our actions, the actions of our retaliate contest and against the insidious attacks made by those pirates who want to sneak up upon the high seas to our innocent voyagers. .hat they might not attack also, i would not tolerate that. takinga few weeks of my office as third president of our nation, i ordered a retaliation. i influenced congress to proclaim officially a warm against the kingdom of tripoli. they toured out our flag, the 15th day of may. atlaring war on us, we wore best -- the geopolitics warm, and the jeffersons war. repulsing the

but clinton's not the only one presidential candidate :28-:34"it is so easy for billionaire cowards like trump to pick on poor people." polls are mixed. a new reuters poll this morning shows trump with triple the support of number two ben carson. presidential candidate :41-:46 "some people have expressed concern that i would quite because my numbers have gone down, i'm not a quitter." but quinnipiac puts him just four points ahead of ted cruz. presidential candidate :50- :58"people are waking up there is an awakening and spirit of revival sweeping this country." that quinnipiac poll found half the country would be embarrassed for trump to be president. audio outcue: tracie potts, nbc news, washington. the quinnipiac poll also found nearly six in ten republicans may not stick with the candidate they're currently supporting. clinton's democratic rival is wrapping up a three day swing in iowa... bernie sanders has just two stops scheduled throughout the day. the first is in red oak at 10 a-m.. for a meeting in the "red coach inn." then at noon... he heads to earlier this month... a des moin

you would not be coward by the just and unjust. it always makes me unhappy and disappointed when i see you take for granted that the rough i insisted punish way will prevail. so you can see that she, you know, there was no nonsense side. she was affectionate and he join it had peace party in the government and he helped negotiate the agreement that created the irish free state, which is the first big step as we have now. she deserves the gratitude from all ireland and, indeed, she does. she deserves gratitude from many other things as well. she did help winston churchill. he put little note under her bedroom door, she had always made possible his life and any work that he had done within it. she was tough with him but also very loving and she supported him and she cried with him and boosts him but also took him on whenever necessary. it was very strange that she has been confined. i'm hoping this book with your help will do a little bit to remedy that because actually she deserves better gratitude from all of us. [applause] >> and

. >> it is so easy for billionaire cowards like trump to pick on poor people. >> reporter: polls are mixed. a new reuters poll this morning shows trump with triple the support of number two ben carson. >> some people have expressed concern that i would quit because my numbers have gone down. i'm not a quitter. >> reporter: but quinnipiac puts him just four points ahead of ted cruz. >> people are waking up. there is an awakening, and there is a spirit of revival that is sweeping this country. >> reporter: that quinnipiac poll found half the country would be embarrassed for trump to be president. but in that same poll, nearly 6 in 10 americans, republicans specifically, said that they haven't fully made up their minds about who they're supporting so the person that they're supporting now isn't necessarily who they'll eventually vote for. shannon? >> still got a ways to go. tracie potts from d.c. for us. thank you, tracie. >>> nevada prosecutors have filed charges against lakeisha holloway for sunday's rampage on the vegas strip. holloway is due in court later this morning where she'll

hope you got to hell - mark mitchell 010928 - in my eyes anyone who shoots someone in the back is a coward. pray you get the maxium sentence for your actions. you will never fully everyone us have gone though - ashley whitehill 063516 - the doctors are still not certain on what percentage of movement and strength ill get back in my left arm due to the choices you made that morning - zachary whitehill the victims and their families took the stand today... each one accounting for how november 17 20-14 changed their lives forever. on that day polson randomly shot at three people in a pleasant hill neighborhood... hitting two of them and narrowly missing a third. polson never denied the shooting but blamed it on his drug abuse 174425 - i wish now that every bullet would have hit me instead. it is impossible to come to terms with this. i hope that when i y im sorry, it heals in some way that sorry didn't cut it for the victims. in fact some of them told polson on the stand they didn't want to hear from him today. but none the less they are pleased with the sentencing. as for a des moines teache

and i have cursed my willful idleness, begun to deem myself a coward. and to despise my own existence. richmond has fallen, in a war against the constitution, against states' rights, against southern rights and institutions. and a malignant tyrant, a half-breed, low-mannered, country buffoon is threatening to proclaim himself king. i should have killed him on inauguration day. i could have. i was that close. and now, if the south is to be aided at all it must be done quickly. and it may already be too late. troubled, gentlemen? when caesar conquered the enemies of rome and the power that was his menaced the liberties of the people, brutus arose and slew him. troubled? not at all. i stand with brutus. tom hanks: lincoln might have remained in virginia, on the battlefront with general grant. he might even have been present to witness robert e. lee's surrender on april 9th. but, as fate would have it, secretary of state william seward and his son, frederick, are victims of a carriage accident in washington. [door creaks]. abraham lincoln: william? william

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know that as i continued to serve as governor, there were accusations hurled against me that i was a coward that i had resigned from office. even an instigation was brought forward to bring me to stand trial forfact, the facts as you read it, i continued to put forth defenses for our commonwealth, and general nelson did so legally. as an election was held to do so. you might say that that particular year, 1781, june of that year, i will never forget as perhaps one of the most lamentable in my public life. but i'm happy to say that our action, the action of our nation to contest and to retaliate against the insidious attacks made by those barbary pirates who were wont to sneak up upon the high seas and lay siege to them, called for tribute money that they height not attack. no, sir, i would not tolerate that. and within but a few weeks of my taking office as third president of our nation, i ordered a retaliation. in fact, i influenced congress to proclaim officially a war against the kingdom of tripoli. oh, they tore down our flag there. i believe it was the 15th day of may, 18 aut 1. we wer

cowards, anytime there is a problem, they will come to the western world for help to why can't they gothis fight? i think those are some good points. the question of, who are they and what do they represent, the islamicdoubt state in quotation marks, what it tries to do is appeal to a specific islamist worldview and that worldview is bigger than the islamic state. for decades, governments in the region have moved the needle in acertain direction, toward specific type of self as him solecism. state's's image and appeal to muslims is part of a larger battle occurring about authority, credibility, worldship in the muslim and especially in the sunni arab muslim world. michigan, david is waiting on our independent line. isis andhe leader of present. a trusted this guy so much, they put him in charge of the prisoners so that they would not riot. the biggest problem was when they disbanded the iraqi army, they put the officers in with this leader. the united states wonders why they hire having so much trouble and they had the chance to beat this guy. when baghdad he was briefly in campbell, f

forth with any critic, ha watching cable news on twitter, tweeting about things that people say, ed coward yourself about something well -- educate yourself about something likely nuclear triad that he was clueless about, rather than trolling people like me on twitter. tom: he likes you. >> you should be honored, he does not have that much free time. tom: byrn berndt is saying, you know -- bernie sanders, saying i am the average joe. i think that trump is an individualist. >> it is interesting that byrne been tried to make this comparison, trump has to find an od audience for the g.o.p. you have to say, but this is where they are different, and bernie sanders is wrong. bernie sanders supporters' government to fix everything. and support them, and they don't care how much it costs, trump supporters want trump to fix government, get it out of the way that is a give ren difference of values. it may come down to value like personal account bill tie, and financial depends not policy. tom: he does not fit. i'm thinking are "the independents" behind him, but "the independents" don't seem to be mo

targeting him: (sot: bernie sanders/ (d) presidential candidate :28- :34) "it is so easy for billionaire cowards like trump to pick on poor people." polls are mixed. a new reuters poll this morning shows trump with triple the support of number two ben carson. (sot: dr. ben carson/ (r) presidential candidate :41- :46) "some people have expressed concern that i would quite because my numbers have gone down, i'm not a quitter." but quinnipiac puts him just four points ahead of ted cruz. (sot: ted cruz/ .r) presidential candidate :50- :58) "people are waking up there is an awakening and spirit of revival sweeping this country." that quinnipiac poll found half the country would be embarrassed for trump to be president. but in that poll nearly six in ten republicans say they may not stick with the candidate they're currently supporting. i'm tracie potts in washington, now back to you. >> republican presidential candidate rick santorum will round out 2015 with a visit to northwest iowa. the former pennsylvania senator will make two stops on december 30th. the first stop is a "meet just north of holstei

the attack left joseph coward cut and bruise and has complicated his stroke recovery. partner complains the train operator and police were too mac slow to respond. they were attacked by a mob of voice.>>> coming up at six, i will bring you up to speed at the reactions to this.>>> four dozen cars earned top marks for safety and 2016. from the insurance institute. cars had to have a crash prevention feature to qualify. chris martinez has the results. >> reporter: when it comes to safety, toyota is on top. the camry is one of nine models ty pick plus, the that earned insurance institute for highway safety's highest safety rating.>> honda is right behind them with eight. to earn the awards, cars had to perform better on the small overlap test, simulating what happens when a quarter of the car collides with a vehicle or tree. the incident -- institute is also testing crash prevention. >> you have to have a forward collision warning system and an effective autonomous emergency braking system. the maxima and the sot performed well while the avalon added auto break to earn top

but clinton's not the only one targeting him: "it is so easy for billionaire cowards like trump to pick on poor people." polls are mixed. a with triple the support of number two ben "some people have expressed cococern that i w wuld quite because my numbers have gone down, i'm not a quitter." but quinnipiac puts him just four points ahead of ted cruz. "people are waking up there is an awakening and spirit of revival sweeping this country." that quinnipiac poll found half the country would be six in ten republicans say they may not stick with the candidate they're currently supporting. washington. trump tweeted overnight -- the media's blowing this out of proportion. at a rally last night, hillary coming from the republican side "mean-spirited." and on the ggp side, marco rubio says his age doesn't mean he's not prepared to face down foreign policy challengers.. like vladimir putin. rubio called the russian president "a thug and gangster" during a new hampshire town hall. he took an donald trump by saying he wouldn't like it if putin threw praises his own way. senator rubio says he'll ri

you're a coward. >> she acts on her own desires, her own lust, and breaks laws by doing so. >> arrest herod antipas is forced to put a stop to his verbal assaults. he arrests him as a threat to state security. and even then john will not be silenced. >> judgment is coming, herod! you are the criminal! not me! ♪ while you're watching this, i'm hacking your company. grabbing your data. stealing your customers' secrets. there's an army of us. relentlessly unpicking your patchwork of security. think you'll spot us? ♪ you haven't so far. the next wave of the internet requires the next wave of security. we're ready. are you? >>> john the baptist has been flung into jail by his sworn enemy, jewish ruler herod antipas. the man he openly attacks for breaking jewish law and marrying his brother's wife. >> when john was arrested, he won't let the baton fall. he has to go and follow up and keep on pushing on. >> in the despair of his isolation, john now faces his own demons. >> john's had lots of time where he's in prison to think about the jesus movement and actually to worry about it. is this i

. >> he didn't divorce her because he's a selfish coward. he wanted heath, he wanted the house, he wanted her money, and if he divorced her, he lost everything. tom foley's trial began. the prosecution argued that only tom had a motive to kill dar. but the defense claimed police had rushed to judgment. defense attorney tom schaeffer and defense investigator ken koberstein. >> in their mind it's always the boyfriend or the husband. >> or the person who finds the body. >> which in this case? > was the husband and tom. >> they wanted me bad. because they -- what's easier for them to go after someone that they can actually physically see or someone they cannot actually physical si see. >> what's wrong with the idea that money was the motive? >> absolutely not. i mean, we had a mortgage. to move on after all this was gonna take a hell of a lot more than that. >> reporter: after two weeks of testimony, the jury had its verdict. >> i felt the evidence was going to prove that there's absolutely no way i had anything to do with this. >> reporter: 12

exposed many of his republican challengers as quote political cowards afraid to challenge him at risk of angering him and those who i support him, which the magazine's say i think of urging them on to attack trump. what we are watching is vicious and dirty and likely to get worse. but there is no loud call for better behavior, not for more little bitly correct language -- politically collec correct language, most republicans i talk with and hear from notice there is a bright truth in the republican arena. most of the candidates are talking this time, freely about real issues whether it is entitlement reform or trade, job creation, radical is. -- do you remember the presidential election we had just 4 years ago? the candidates seem afraid to address the issues, careful, careful to a fault. political correctness was everywhere. they were it seems without energy or passion. as president obama would put it they seemed afraid of a few sharp elbows, but not this time, we should be grateful for what we have in this group of candidates, i think we have a president in there somewhere, for the