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. >> curiously enough, watch what happens here.t appears the officer turns off his lights, slows down, and backs off. did the guy win? kind of looks that way. the officer, though, noticed the camera on the back of the motorcycle. so the officers call off the pursuit and they wait for this guy to post this video on youtube. and sure enough, two weeks after this chase, the video pops up. this all happened back in 2012. the video, of course, helping police locate this guy. his name is hams ali ben ali. not only did the video help police catch the guy, when the guy's attorney says, well you can't prove that it was my guy on this bike, police said, sure we can. the guy was already wearing an anklet for a prior convictions. he took the gps off that clip it matched the location of this video and even gave data of the speed. >> he started a game of catch me if you can. >> that's what police are accusing this guy of doing. trying to goad an officer into a chase. they used their brains and technology to capture this guy. he could face up to

shift away from the atlantic towards the pacific, and i think perhaps in that way, curiously enough, paradoxically enough, these d-day ceremonies thesymbolize the end of atlantic relationship is the core relationship for the united states. >> thank you very much. let's head to the heart of paris now to the nsa presidential palace where a dinner is under way being hosted by president francois hollande -- to the elysees presidential palace. you can see queen elizabeth arriving a short time ago with her husband, holding a dinner after what has been a long day of commemorations on the north coast of france in normandy, marking 70 years that have the normandy d-day landing. you can see the queen now live at the palace, giving a speech alongside the french president. atlantic aress the also commemorating this historic day. we go now to fort bragg in north carolina where philip has been talking to soldiers who served in the 82nd airborne division, a military unit which played a vital role in many conflicts across the globe, including the d-day invasion. >> this image from 1944, the concept

they demanded his bike, cell phone, keys, sunglasses, but curiously enough they paid no attention to the camera recording their every move. he uploaded the video to youtube with hopes it would help nab the bandit and it looks like he was successful. all the criminals were identified and have since been arrested. >>> high winds caused a massive freight train derailment in northeast kansas early wednesday. the union pacific train was bound from arkansas to wyoming with 134 empty coal cars. that's when a tornado warning stopped it in its tracks. 52 cars blew over. fortunately no one was injured. bill karins has your thursday forecast. talking about the winds there, huge freight train and then cars. granted they were empty, but still. >> yeah, you think how heavy they are. they have wide sides, you know, a lot of surface area for the wins to push up against and it happens a couple of times every year. it is still incredible just to picture the force and power. kansas is at it again this morning. wichita, kansas. this is what you wake up to. a severe thunderstorm with 60 to 80-mile-per-ho

curiously, as dr. leery also pointed out, there are very few requirements in laura's law as to forcing medication and enforcing people to engage in treatment. laura's law actually works because it relies on what's called the black robe effect. people, most people, are law-abiding and when faced with a court order will tend to engage in treatment. laura's law has been implemented fully in nevada county since the year 2008 and i would like just to run down some of the results that we have seen in nevada county and they have been stunningly successful. of those who are faced with court orders, actually over 50 percent engage in treatment voluntarily through an iterative judge. the judge works with them, they get somewhat better, they engage in a higher level of treatment and get even better so there's a feedback loop with the judge to help people get well. in nevada county since 2008 we have experienced many fewer days of rehospitalization. rehospitalization has gone down 64 percent. there has been a decl

was riding on a back woods trail in south after kachlt they demanded his bike cell phone, keys and curiously they paid no attention to the camera capturing their every mood. he uploaded the video. according to police, all criminals were identified and have since been arrested. >> let's take you to sports and the stanley cup finals with francis rivera. >> let's take you to game one of the stanlly cup final. who others than wayne gretzky to drop the puck. let's go to the first period. the kings have control. la pool i don't makes the steal to lay that one right there smack in the net. the viewing party at nyc, they like what they see. the kings fire back to tie up the score at two. an incredible save by henrik lundqvist sends this thriller to over time just minutes in. rangers fail to clear the puck and mike richards seals the victory for the kings. they win it. >>> baseball legend don zimmer has massed away. the former coach and manager spent six rays most recently with the rays. the rays will honor zimmer with a moment of silence before their game today and hold a special pregame ceremony on

he knew there was a lot of curiousity.aking this organization, i have this great reputation, i can't risk it for an organization that clearly went off the rails or questioning for, so instead of going to the i.g., instead of going to the f.b.i., instead of even calling up the white house or commenting to the ways and means, which was friday, or the oversight committee, which was yesterday, and the ways and means which is today, instead of going to them, he just kept his mouth shut and announced it to somebody he doesn't remember in april at some time that it seems as though perhaps that a lot of e-mails are missing. and by the way, what kind of i.t. department says oh, your e-mail crashed? let's take a look, let's throw it out. >> some accountability would have been nice to hear, saying even if he says i didn't do anything, to look at it with an objective eye and not blame, say, obamacare. he actually went in there, blamed obamacare, and republicans and congress for saying look, we didn't get money from republicans in cong

vice president joe biden took the curiously timed opportunity to discuss his own working family's financialn. take a listen. >> don't hold it against me that i don't own a single stock or bond. don't hold it -- i have no savings account. but i've got a great pension and i've got a good salary. sometimes we talk about this stuff about struggle. my struggle, my god, compared to where i grew up and the way people are trying to go through things now, but here's the point i want to make. i've been really, really fortunate. >> this comes just two weeks after hillary clinton's interview with diane sawyer in which she lamented being dead broke after leaving the white house and needing money for houses. it comes just two days after she said this in "the guardian." but they don't see me as part of the problem because we pay ordinary income tax, unlike a lot of people who are truly well off, not to name names, and we've done it through the dint of hard work. now hillary could learn a thing or two from joe biden when it comes to relating to actual working families, which brings us to the answer of toda

tens of thousands of casualties and trillions of dollars later the discussion is curiously absent inca. so we went to st. louis, missouri, to ask the soldiers themselves. the middle of america. vfw post 3944. >> you know, i feel like the american people are very appreciative of veterans. i feel like the average person on the street will shake your hand and thank you very much and be sincere about it. on the other hand, though, i feel like the government has let lot of veterans down. it. >> suck. it sucks. i mean to be honest with you, to be an american soldier and go through -- to go over seas and come back it sucks. i ain't going to lie. your family hurts. you hurt. and everybody around you hurts. there's no system out there that's actually making it bett better. va is prolonging everything you do. i mean, that's what it is. i mean it happens every day soldiers coming back. >> we've been set aside basically much that's what i feel. i mean, it's sad to say. >> funny thing is maybe we learned a lesson in vietnam which is you don't dog the troops but maybe the sad thing is while we're

right now, they curiously opened doors.'s going to be behind closed doors. even though you are debating that prison swap. south carolina republican senator lindsey graham says those doors ought to be open like they are right now. it won't be later on. >> we're going to have to pushed them them on later on. we're going to air out in public in a responsible way. we're going to have public hearings about this prisoner deal. >> i've heard from so many of your colleague who were not informed about this, even dyiane feinstein saying no one gave her a heads-up. who is the administration is talking about when it says they were informed? >> they didn't inform anybody until after the fact. we've been talking about this issue for a couple of years and every time they came to the congress, we said no, that's not a good idea to let these five killers go for bergdahl. gates said no, panetta said no, feinstein said no. this time around, they didn't ask us. they told us after the fact. they used the excuse that bergdahl was about to die, t

this is a way outside the box choice for this president, and a lot of ceos are watching this curiouslybecause they want to see how much power or free rein he would likely assure. are you hearing anything like that, that the president has granted him maybe more authority than he did his predecessor? >> well, neil, you're cheering the president for going outside the box, but mcdonald retired under pressure from investors who felt he wasn't do enough to grow procter & gamble. the white house says his combination of military and business experience makes him a good nominee. here's josh earnest from earlier today. >> was chosen because he has the kind of record, as a solid manager, that will be required of the next secretary of the veterans affairs department, to put in place the reforms needed to live up to our covenant we made with our men and women in uniform. >> now, reaction to mcdonald's selection is generally positive -- >> right to the president now, with his choice, robert mcdonald, to head the va. >> thanking acting secretary gibson for joining us here today. i'm pleased to be joi

we did know mickelson and walters made curiously accurate bet on chlorox before carl icahn announced it. how do the information move? did they have the information? what kind of information? we don't know that. but the point i was making, when the fbi shows up at the golf club or in your front yard or outside of the school where you're teaching mathematics, this is not good. a phone call to your lawyer is one thing. that's not good either. but there in person to greet you and two of them, that's not good. >> teeterboro, right? >> not good there and stepping off the green and they're waiting for you -- >> you don't think it's a scare tactic? >> why would they do that? they're suspicious. by the way, have they screwed up his game? we'll see next week in the u.s. open. i bet he has more attention than any time in his life. people want to know is it affecting him? >> all right. thank you. >> fascinating. >> take a look at the column on nytimes.com later. >>> let's go to sarah in arkansas for an update on walmart. sarah? sarah is with us. but not with us at this moment. maybe, can you hea

she, curiously enough, was the birth mother of this girl, and they had reconnected about a year beforecrash. and she said she was just there at the meeting to speak for the children who had been killed and who couldn't speak for themselves. >> i'm hoping that the shareholders put pressure back on mary barra and the rest of the executives to change the way that they're doing things. this should never have been a profit culture. really, safety has to come first. i mean, i hate being outside this building, quite frankly, but we have to be the voice of our children, because they can't be any longer. >> reporter: and, liz, that brings us right to the question of compensation. as you know, ken feinberg is working on that. mary barra said today, you know, they've got these 13 that are listed as deaths associated with this. that doesn't count kids that were in the backseats of cars, because there were no air bags in the backseats that didn't go off. so they're not counting them. people have said that's ridiculous. she says ken feinberg's going to make that decision, and i suspect he will decid

and this, curiously, in new york, at least, has had the same effect, though we haven't done anything yet, but everybody was--everybody cared about everybody else. and it's interesting, because in a curious way, new york was very cheerful in that way of feeling that everybody was together in this. but i've spoken to friends in washington and they all sounded plain depressed. it's a very different feeling in these two cities, or at least so it seemed to me. c-span: y--you're obviously a--have--have strong views about politics in--in your life. what happened to those strong views among people in new york city, where you lived during this time? >> guest: well, they were all gung-ho about getting those terrorists and about 'this is the united states and, by god, we're good and they're bad.' it was that kind of feeling. that's why i likened it to world war ii, because that was the feeling everybody had. it was very simple. you knew who the bad guys were and you knew who the good guys were, and that--that simplicity of feeling never came again, not in any of the subsequent wars or anything.

officials which need to take place what's it curiously enough that statement came really soon after ameeting with three u.s. senators among whom was john mccain who cannot be blamed for liking russia too much quite on the contrary so bulgaria seems to be pulling out serbia however is still kind of in the middle obviously will guerrier is a key moment in this entire affair but serbia has a lot to lose and a lot a lot to win from the south stream pipeline project because for serbia it means jobs it means investments basically the country's financial wellbeing very much depends on the project and of course there are also other players involved in the project we haven't heard from austria yes there is also slovakia so cannot really put our foot down and see immediately that because bulgaria is done south stream is also going to be halted curiously enough john mccain has said that the main direct message for the south stream pipeline project to go ahead is for russia's involvement to be minimal and of course. the project is being headmasters by none other than gazprom russia's gas giant so

at the moment, curiously, no sign of that happening. certainly if the labor party wins the 2015 election. they're not going to do it because they mostly have scottish mps. >> on that final point, on the general election, is that more likely to be a hung parliament, do you think? >> it's become to look more like a hung parliament recently. opinions in the labor polls has narrowed. that said, we do have to remember that the 2015 election will be fought are favorable to labor. therefore, anything very much in the way of the lead in the opinion polls is in fact likely to produce an overall majority. we need to find the opinion polls with relatively small conservative leads before we are very firmly in hung parliament territory. >> thank you for joining us. professor john curtis. helia, stick around. we'll talk about the uk housing market. >>> still to come, india's central bank keeps its lending rates on hold. it is putting pressure on modi's government to kick start the economy. ♪ ♪ (man speaking chinese) >>> you're watching "worldwide exc

floor except one democrat and my father-in-law who was republican leader and he was there out of curiousity. i spoke for 40 minutes. and i finished and sat down and dirkson came over and sat down beside me in his careful, methodical way and said perhaps in the future you should guard against speaking more clearly than you think. and that was by introduction into the senate. that was my hazing. >> bob dole comes along a couple years later. >> not much later. >> did the young members look out for it still younger members? >> not real. >> how were they brought into the fold. >> number one, dole wasn't outside of the fold. we all knew who dole was. and many were surprised he was elected. i was pleased he was and got acquai acquainted with him first off and we established an early and pretty warm friendship from the beginning. but, no, the older members, it was more like a sophomore/freshman relationship. that is sort of the way it was. but the senate is essentially a group where it isn't very long before everyone is streaming in the same stream. and everyone had a view of everything. they devel

just out of curiousity, what's your game plan going into november? as the only veteran in the colorado delegation, the only member of congress who served in the gulf war and iraq war, i bring some experience related to these critical issues and the largest community within my district is aurora, colorado, and its legacy is a military town and i come from a military family. >> we thank you very much for joining us. we did invite your democratic candidate to come on the program, but haven't heard back from his camp. >> okay. >> so you get all the air time. >> great. >> congressman mike coffman from colorado, thank you very much. >>> 19 minutes after the top of the hour. have you ever heard of pickle ball? all it takes is a racket and a ball. why is government giving grants for pickle ball? fewer than half of have less than $10,000 saved for retirement. but you can turn that around. our expert putting more money in your bank account, answering your questions. it's rick edleman and he's next good job! still runnng in the morning? yeah. getting your vegeb

speaker, in recent years, to land een able curiousity rover on mars and continue to study the sun, our earth system and advancement of science and space. continued ensure the strength of the science programs. has new stradjees of x.o. planets and mars robotic exploration while providing future capabilities for astrophysical and objection, such as james webb space telescope and planning for potential infrared survey telescope. about a year and a half ago, a meteor explode part of russia, drawing attention to the risk of near earth asteroids. congress set to research, survey, detect near earth asteroids and their risk. the bill provides direction on nasa's aeronautics research program, an important contributor to our competitiveness in aviation and it directs a study to benchmark the position of the united states on the aeronautics research and respect -- in respect to the rest of the world. h.r. 4412 includes many other good government provisions, including those on orbital debris, information technology governance, cost controls, among other areas. it is well-known that many of our nat