the pay czar, guantanamo closing czar, the afghanistan czar, the green jobs czar, absolutely nuts. >> there was a birth control czar. charles: a birth control czar. >> that's crazy. i didn't know these people existed to. danny and kate's point. when it comes to local police departments, i come from a town and grew up in albuquerque, new mexico, they've had rampant issues with the local police department. it comes down to the training. you can't have a federal mandate to train on the local level as much as we want to cry to the president to come and help us on a local level. >> speaking of training, you talked about taser the other day. if you make money off of this, there's a place to go. charles: yeah, i think taser certainly is a place to go, and there are individual names that can make money. i'm talking about bogging down the entire system. again, the czars cost a lot of money. complying with them. imagine the small businesses, one thing for ibm to say we need another 10, 20, 30 million on this. another 3 million a year? >> the political favor thing, they are unelected officials.

now he may have an even more important title, jobs czar. immelt, a republican, was recruited by president obama to help generate ideas about creating jobs. >> if you just looked at how many hours a day do republicans spend on job creation, do democrats spend on job creation, does the white house, it's nowhere close to 100%. we're not spending enough time on jobs. >> you know, the economists say that the recession's over. >> really? they should come to newton, iowa. [chuckles] >> and this is what they would see in newton, iowa: a maytag plant, where 2,500 people worked, now abandoned. this was the chrysler dealer, the chevy dealer, the tractor supply company. it helps explain why there is so much anger in the land. >> i'm sick and tired of people going to congress and washington, d.c., and making a living out of it while we starve to death. >> i believe we ought to make the tax cuts for the middle class permanent. >> we have now got both parties essentially telling a big lie, with a capital "b" and a capital "l," to the public. >> cut taxes.

. >> when "the five" returns, ferguson, missouri, some are apointing a police czar. is this the best solution to solving tensions and local law enforcement? details, next. >>> welcome back, everybody. two days after michael brown was shot, a white 20-year-old male who was unarmed was shot dead by a cop who was politically correctly called not white. over the weekend an ex-marine was followed to a restaurant parking lot and beat sboon a coma who witnesses claim were 20 black men. neither of those stories made head lienline, but the black caucus is demanding federal oversight of local police departments. is this me or is this a terrible idea b the last thing we need is eric holder and barack obama handcuffing our extremely capable law enforcement? so a federal law enforcement czar. >> this is maybe, maybe the worst idea they have had yet. i cannot believe the amount of interference and the way that they obstruct justice. i mean, seriously, make a mockery of the justice system. they have no business getting involved in had this way u. this is just another flagrant thumb

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theyen watt a police czar.ter reads, it is time for the country to counter the effects of systemic racial bias, which impairs too many of our law enforcement personnel. chuck kantcanterbury is presidef the union. darren wilson is being represented by a fraternal order of police attorney. your response to that push of systemic racial bias within the law enforcement community? >> there's no such thing as systemic violence in the law enforcement community. it's typical to call for something like that, but that type of redundancy is not needed. we have the attorney general of the united states÷ he's charged with that duty. another bureaucratic person in washington to deal with these issues is just not needed. >> you have people suggesting this is an endemic problem. clearly there was race at issue when this officer, a white man shot this 18-year-old, a black man. >> i think there are people in the country trying to make this a race issue, this is a law enforcement issue. officer wilson was making a stop for whateve

the third thing he needs is a middle east czar .the fourth thing he needs to do is reaffirm our relations with region allies. and the fifth thing is to be clear we have real enemies in the region, including iran, a real force in destabilizing iraq. with regard to iraq, specifically, again, this entire problem was preventable in 2010 because prime minister maliki lost those elections and yet we along with the iranians backed him for a second term despite the objections of myself and some other senior officials. right now, i think the president's strategy finally after 5 1/2 years is exactly right. he has explicitly and very clearly conditioned future assistance to iraq based on the formation of a national unity government not only with new faces like prime minister designate abadi. the question for abadi is he going to, after four years of dawa party rule, with maliki, is he going to lead iraq for the first time, unite all the iraqis? or is he going to continue with maliki's divisive policies and thus drive iraq toward fragmentation

czar's officeug has been very helpful. there has been a good use of the bully pulpit to expunge. people recognize it. the more research you have, the better. so, i really think that as we show the savings, washington state is showing huge savings in not having people sit for 3-4 days. once the crime rate does not go up, ella. on. i am very optimistic about the future. now with the data rolling in, it is just a matter time. >> i would like to pick up on this too. about rich baum and his role. 24/7, have been part of the u.s. federal strategy since 2010. omdbc has been very important. it is very much appreciated. i want to follow-up on the comment about doing this for everybody. really, the whole model and the 24/7 are not for the person who does something once, as a relatively minor offense, comes into probation and does well and goes out, and that is the end of it. it is for the people who have problems. who have repeated offenses, who have not gotten that message. who have serious substance abuse problems. it is not saying everybody in relation is going to do hope. is saying hop

members of the black caucus want a police czar to help racial bias and policing. a group says if police treat low income neighborhoods like war zones. the police czar would monitor local police and promote diversity among officers. a new va report shows there is no conclusive evidence linking death to weight time. that's not stopping the fbi have investigating allegations of obstruction of justice within the agency. 93 healthcare sites are being investigated for making secret waiting lists. families of veterans who die waiting for care say they still blame the va. some will file suit with the agency. >>> (chanting) >> they are demanding the mexican president free our marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi sitting in a tijuana prison. he was arrested in when he mistakenly wound up over the border with guns illegally from the u.s. he avoided the topic instead demanding justice for illegal immigrants. jerry brown expressing his approval pledging he will speed up migrant crossings at the border. >> it is being called a death blow for businesses. eric scarseti is proep pot

every player has ever rating. >> meet donny moore, madden's ratings czar.h the 32 nfl teams, 74 players per team, plus 253 agents, that is 2688 players to which he assigns a rating for up to 100 and 64 different categories. scores he creates using data from the game performance, team stats, and his own notes. >> we want to game to look like an nfl game. i do want to put something in where you give a guy once bead, he is out there inching along. >> he did ratings on his old videogame is how we got his job at madden. >> you can spam this one button. i can probably find to the process so there is more gameplay. >> today, his ratings have helped ea make madden look so good, the franchise has sold over 100 million units. >> touchdown! >> but sometimes players disagree. >> a active on feedback, he is willing to take feedback from fans, gamers, coaches, and especially players about his ratings. >> there is a reason these guys are nfl players and stars. there was also a reason they are throwing 80% completion percentage and the reason why the texans went 2-14 despi

without government boots on their backs, without some government fingers picking their pockets and a czarelling them how to educate their children. no government central to their under today's democrat organization, this vision has become a nightmare of government intrusion into every minute aspect of our lives. in the early days of the revolution, those minutemen were the warriors. it was their sacrifice, their energy that threw off the yoke of oppression of king george. today, my brothers and sisters, you, in this room, you are the minutemen. it is out of these days of oppression that we in this room must create a new vision of liberty and freedom, a new america of freedom. [applause] we've had almost a decade of hope and change. it seems like so much more, so much longer. hoping for a job and trying to live off the change in our pockets. [laughter] know, the unemployment figures in the black community are so high, i have not seen black unemployment this five and the great depression. is happening in washington, d.c., is bad for all of us under any circumstance. brothers and sisters, we

. >> it is the same relationship under the czar, the germans and russia had a long time interest. german productions high quality material. he has raw material. they have reasons to work together. >> don't you think some of these world figures are more interesting than or world figures. >> look at putin and yahu. they are both popular in their country. >> i'm talking worldwide. >> that's short term popularity. >> i don't agree it is short term. putin is very popular in russia. he is a strong leader. and he articulates everything he wants to do. he has great appeal to the russian people. >> did you see the picture of his daughter? she is in amsterdam because of this flight and getting remains. she's gotten quite a bit of publicity. >> she is an attractive young lady. >> that's in the national interest. >> you think her father is ugly? >> no. he is not as pretty as she is. >> when we come back secretary of state john kerry takes a pummeling in tsrhe iaeli press. i'm a teacher. let me tell you what i make... i make learning a privilege. not a chore. and frustration a tool. not an obs

he somehow becomes the czar of racial division. having him over at the white house so often, it gave him a greater stature. iñ division.he czar ofç >> you said earlier if the community had changed from a predominantly white community to a black community. 90% of the police force is white. are you saying the police force should reflect more accurately -- >> i don't think you can take cops out of their jobs. they put time in, they're moving up. but what happened in prince georges county is the same thing. the black community, i think they were reflective on the police department. >> does it go the other way, too, though? >> i really do think -- two things. they should try to recruit as many black officers as they can. and secondly, as soon as they get the information out here, this is a case to get out as much as you can that's been proved sooner rather than later. >> we've got to go. quick thoughts, anyone? >> it doesn't help when the chief of police is tweeting out that people have a right to be suspicious of cops. i think they sho

czar tphao >>> and then an increasing threat in syria, and they have no intelligence about a specificest, but they point out isis has struck in europe before and british extremist could use passports that would allow easy travel. >> he does have a duty to defend against america. >> killing a journalist is not protecting yourself. >> it's the foreign policy of obama. >> it's the man that put that knife in his neck. >> david cameron said the west cannot appease isis extremist ideology but must confront it. and the united states is not raising the terror threat level here. >>> a new kind of delivery. the largest fireman internet company working with drones. >>> and another gorgeous sunrise this morning. got your forecast when we come back. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator this is crazy like i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. o

the return of the czars. the congressional black caucus is looking to police the police. of course, in the aftermath of ferguson but for the constitution and the economy and our prosperity, the timing is never right for the czars. my pros can't wait to get into this one. >>> a novel idea, when the government is the only game in town, economies crumble and people get crazy. the cost of socialism's failure in france and the long are you are on food stamps, the more likely you'll never stand on your own two feet. >>> the most important question for investors, maximizing gains

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the russian czar was overthrown by the pol bolsheviks. >> world war i was the key turning point. the end of one and the beginning. >> it an i'll lated the economies, paving the way for the u.s. to be an economic powerhouse. but yet the u.s. was seen as a political teenager. the idea of turning to the americans to play a decisive role in a global conflict was unheard of before then. >> there were appalling things that came out of the first world war, obviously, but it also led to votes for women, and improvements in mezvinsky, and improvements in public health. there were huge changes that came about because of this vast global conflict. >> the war effort shattered traditions of daily life. for the first time in history, women, en masse, left the house and went to work, and when the women returned from the factory, many did not have husbands to return to. in britain, for example, 1.2 million women, from 25-34, were still not married by 1921 because so many young men died in battle. from global leaders to people on the streets, these entennial events are a reminder that people in m

he nominated a drug czar to petition congress to pass a law to decriminalize marijuana.i think carter himself stood on the floor of congress in 1977 and had famously no drug should have a penalty that's worse than the drug itself. front page news so of course my father was like i'm on the ground floor of something gigantic. so he doubles his input. he starts driving winnebagos full of weeds out of key west enthusiastically looking to grow further into the country. and then shortly after carter's famous speech that christmas in fact this is an amazing moment in drug history and it changed my father's life and change my life by abstention. carter's drug czar peter bourne decides, i'm not sure why but he decides to go to the christmas party thrown by deleting marijuana legalization lobby company grown by -- a townhouse in washington d.c.. you walk in and he can see to the roof. it's a wild party. there are trace of joints being passed around. there are lines of cocaine as long as i in 95. there are jugglers doing psychedelic tricks with lights and the leading, the man in ch

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gold plated pistol with the ivory grips that came out of russian royalty, a nephew of bizarre -- the czar. there is a short sword here with a flintlock pistol mounted on it. i was actually for boar hunting. it was tradition in europe hunting to hunt the boar with that. a couple of odd looking guns, this one with a giant spring, and then this flintlock over here with a circular device on are not actually guns. they are gunpowder testers. these were made to test the power of black powder. you had to be sure that the power level of the powder was neither too much nor too little for its intended use. >> the museum as it opened in 19 exhibits over 15,000 galleries exhibiting different kinds of firearms. we laid the galleries out in a chronological order so the average visitor could come through and see the whole development, the evolution of firearms and how it applies to american history and our own heritage. in this case, we have one of the oldest guns on display in america, one of the oldest guns in the world actually. it is called a hand cannon. tois just a gigantic iron with a poll that r

. >> the same relationship under the czar. the germans and russia had a long time relationship. they have great tremendous economic interests. germany produces great material. russia has great raw material. >> don't you think these figures are more interesting than other figures? >> both nationalists are the most popular figures in the country. >> that is short term popularity. i don't think that bears well in the long term. >> i don't think it is short term. i think putin is very popular in russia. he is a very strong leader. okay? and he articulates everything he wants to do. he has great appeal to the russian people. >> did you see the picture of his daughter? she is in amsterdam. she has quite a bit of publicity. >> she is a very attractive young lady. >> that's in the national interest pat. >> you say that with some surprise. >> you think her father is ugly? >> no, but i think ... [ laughter ] he is not as pretty as she is! [ laughter ] >> we will see he gets a copy of this show. you better watch where you go walking at midnight with that cat of yours. carries critics. >> m

idea of don't like the another federal czar. we have already had too many of those and that is a knee-jerk response in washington to create another office and bureaucracy. i am not for that idea at all. the government needs to clean up its own act. so far been talking about local civilian police agencies. we have another problem at the federal level. in addition to the flow of theons from the pentagon, number of regulatory agencies that have also created paramilitary units. the fbi has them. the secret service has them. dea. the fbi should have some of these. i'm talking about the fda. the bureau of land management. the education apartment. these non-law-enforcement agencies have also acquired military weapons and military units that are going out to enforce their regulations. this is another aspect of the militarization problem. the feds should focus on that before we create another federal czar. to knoxville, tennessee. good morning. caller: i would like to speak to mr. lynch. many of the things he has said regarding this 1033

that's specially true for the weekend, for today, it is mainly just scattered czar variy of showers, maybe rumble every thunder, but you can tell just by looking at the trails of clouds and precipitation, this whole flow is coming straight out of the southwest. so getting a little southern built of the southern draw start to work its way in here. so what's it really mean for us? let's walk you through all of t currently quiet outside whitfield elementary school, traffic going up and down the street here, no wet weather yet. we start off with sun, eventually shower or even thunderstorm will fire up. your pollen report, levels do start to drop off. you know what that means, when the levels drop off, something going on in the pattern. it is the fact that we will be dealing with some wet weather. grasses, chenopods, nettle, primary pollen issues. over the course of the weekend we barely hit 08 degrees here saturday, the clouds, the rain, will help limit the amount of warm that can take place. the best chance for rain looks like it is southeast of the city, but i definitely think we all g

fire location in the neighborhood czar tane street near cumberland so expect local detours this morningr overnight crew is still with us on 541, that is mount holly bypass right here near i295 until about 6:00 o'clock or so. of course, crowds continue and music continues as well, music fest in bethlehem. that is throwing extra volume on 22, 78 and northeast extension through allentown. here's ukee with a look at sports. >> phillies host astros again tonight at the ballpark. the last night a long night for your phillies. phillies took a one to nothing lead on the opposite field home run by ryan howard in the second inning, it just gets over but it is gone, it would be a long time before they scored again but they did, again, it was big piece with the big hit. howard drove in grady sizemore with the game winner in the 15th inning. phillies beat astros two-one. also new phillies picker hector got the the win in the first i have major league appearance. >>> difficult news for the flyers yesterday, they announced defenseman and fan favorite kimmo timonen has blood clots in both his lungs and

. >> to see the boys grow, amanda, czar i i knew was always great, just really fun to see just expand. >> he is a legend. but he is to us but not in his own mind, if that makes sense, eggs the kinds he is, most gentle soul, would do anything for anyone. he is literally that would give you the shirt off his back. >> that's so true. everybody to a man, to the crew, actors, very same way, legend, man would light up a role, a set whenever he walked n he also told me during that interview that he was exhausted because there is so much involved when it comes to putting a television show together, but he also said he had good back up. he talked about his co-stars. so such a shame. i couldn't believe it. >> that seems to be the one thing every celebrity that is tweeting or talking about robin williams, he was a great comedian, but a greater person. >> no question about it, and i interviewed him three, four times, but did spends a little bit of time on the set with them. >> such a lost. >> williams was nominated you may know for dead poets society. that was actually filmed st. andrews school a

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he was dzhokhar czar enough's roommate and accused of taking a lap top and backpack from tsarnaev's room, those items were found in a landfill. tsarnaev is scheduled to be on trial in november. >>> well, you know, we have seen bad weather delays, sporting events all the time but what about a volcano. how mother nature could ruin penn state's plans for their first game of the season. >> also ahead, this morning serving up something new for eagles fans, get the dish on tasty new snacks on the menu this season. >> i like where we're going with this. >> this is not your typical stadium food. >> that is coming up, we will be right ♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. it is so good all the time. >>> we want to get traffic and weather together. feeling summer like. >> absolutely we're in summer and it feels like it. it is so funny that they have got this actually feels weird to us because we have been dealt such an autumnal type of a hand here lately with that crisp, cool air now

major world holding both kurdish and testing cared for now is pressing as the current defense the czar the question is whether the weapons by the defense today. in washington they need to track down are. all american weapons have constantly made their way into iraq during the past fifteen years the united states left behind billions of dollars worth of military gear when it withdrew from iraq when is the mistake militants captured major iraqi cities like mosul earlier this year they also seized weapons and equipment which the iraqi army left behind us made tanks trucks and helicopters for example and i washington's sending the kurds some light weapons and ammunition political activist right jairo told us the u.s. is pumping in money to thwart an offensive it created the conditions for in the first place. on the one hand we see the u.s. look eating hundreds of millions of dollars to support fund and train opposition groups in syria the same time the us is supporting the iraqi central government against the armed opposition groups in iraq the confusing part is that armed groups behind th

we were going oufr r off there to show chi czar bilge who the doughboys were.course, we got bloodied fast. you hear that optimism. you hear that sense of ease. we'll go over there and dance around a little bit. the song is not only a comic take on the war, even world war ii, which is the war that had the fewest comic songs. we seem to take world war ii more seriously. there were some, but there were a lot of them in world war ii. >> what did we do last night? >> boy, are you hired. ♪ when he heard that war had been declared, he went home and he locked himself in his study. he had the study in the house. and he remained there through the rest of that day and overnight. when he came out, he gathserred the family, his wife and his children. and he made them sit on the sofa in the living room on the chairs as if they were in the theater. he went into the kitchen as if herp on a broom and got a tin pot. he put the tin pot on his head and marched back and forth singing overthere. it was the song's first performance. that is he wrote it as an impassioned patriotic res

madden's ratings czar, whose rankings take players from the fields of the game. team, plusyers per 54 free agents and players and legends, that is 2668 players to whom donnie assigns a rating of up to 100 and 64 different categories like strength, speed, and catching, scores he creates using data from game performance, team stats, and his own notes. >> you want the game to look like an nfl game. you don't want to give a guy one speed and he is they're inching along. >> exploding the bad player ratings on old football games is how he got his job at madden. thatu could just -- at point, i thought i could fine tune the process a little better so the mistakes that make players wait more good than they should be. >> today the franchise has sold over 100 million units. but sometimes layers disagree. -- sometimes players disagree. >> i know i have gotten better and they give me the same rating? isactive on twitter, donny willing to take feedback from fans, coaches, and especially players about his ratings. >> there is a reason these guys are nfl players and stars. it is

. >> meet donnie moore, the ratings czar. his rankings take nfl players from the field to the game.h the 32 nfl teams, 74 players per team, plus 250 free agents and 50 legends -- that is 2668 players which he designs a rating of up to 100 in 64 different categories. scores he creates using data from game performance, team stats, and his own notes. >> i want the game to look like an nfl game. i don't want to put something in which you give a guy a one speed, he is out there inching along. >> exploiting bad player ratings on ea's old ncaa football games is how donnie got his job at madden. >> i had this move -- you can just spam the button. i can probably fine-tune the process so there is no accidently gameplay mistakes that makes someone better than they should be. >> today, his ratings have helped ea make madden look so good, the franchise has sold over 100 million units. sometimes players disagree. >> i have a problem with that. i know i have gotten better. the same rating? that is so disrespectful. >> where do they get these numbers from? >> active on twitter, he is willing to tak

most recently in president obama's drug czar's office.says colorado will seen realize its mistake. >> if we go in the next month, we'll start seeing the problems. >> we're already seeing the problems. some kids have gotten ahold of marijuana, but there haven't been any problems. denver looked normal. was hard to tell in anyone was high. ea easier to see who was drunk. but there's no longer a war or weed in washington or colorado. the war kills people, runs over people. better prevention. much better larm. >> we've been trying better law enforcement for decades. >> not at the scale we need. >> not at the scale? for 40 year, america has spent a trillion dollars trying to fight drugs. poli arrest for marijuana possession every 48 seconds. what does it say about america that we lock up more people than any other country? >> we should be ashamed, but that doesn't mean we replace one tragedy of incarceration with legalization. >> today, not all police officers agree. >> law enforcement's job is to protect each other from each other. we can't pr

. >> reporter: doctor czar of wills eye treated mckenzie for rb, a rare type of, pediatric eye cancerthat can be seen in photographs. cameras being an important tool, for doctors. >> this is used diagnostically here. >> correct, we are just like parents taking pictures. >> reporter: brian shaw's son noah had same cancer in one eye. photo when he was just 12 days old showed white reflection. >> the fact that this digital camera was picking up white eye months and months before we, ever saw it, was just really, just fascinating. >> reporter: noah and mckenzie had one eye removed and wear prosthetics. doctors were able to save mckenzie's other eye with chemotherapy and laser treatments. her parents wished they would have known to look for white pupils in photo and they could have saved their daughter's eye with the cancer being diagnosed earlier. >> we need to make parents aware that there is a potential out there for their children to have rv. >> other signs of this cancer including pain redness and eyes that don't look in the same direction. the doctors say white spots don't always ind

even imamal zawahri, the fact ticks crucifixions, beheadings is too much for czar hir ry becau zawahrislims. >> who was it like? >> it was difficult to geet in syria. i traveled into the border by foot with a colleague and we had a lot of challenges. we had to worry about the tubingish border police. they tend to shoot before they ask questions. the life of an american is worth a lot of money. of coursal ne alabama nas ra-- at the border it would have been difficult to get in. it would have been the same journey mr. foley took. it is very difficult and the christians that we met with we met with a lot of christians who had come to defend their home land from europe. so their ancestors were from syria and iraq and they had come from europe to defend their brother and sister christians. which is interesting because we have only heard of musliming doing that but christians are doing it as well. >> when you hear about towns like mosul and iraq 500,000 a million leaving. but let me speak for a minute about this side. brown is an american suspected of killing four people in his own jihad and

a few months ago, i attended a lutch with foreign minister czar riff and a few other people. after the lunch i approached him and asked him if he thought it was iranic posting on facebook when his government bans it in iran. to which he replays hah hah that's life. that's word for word what he said. and then i said, when will one of iran's most famous political prisoners be free in and he says, i don't know who that is. so i published this in the daily beast that the foreign minister doesn't know one of iran's most famous political prisoners. and it got picked up from there. thousands wrote him on facebook a lot of pressure they released him on furlough for about a week. and then when the media pressure died down he was put right back into prison. 15, k interesting was my 20 minute debate/confrontation with the u.n. ambassador at the time when i approached him about the same issues, i said why is it that the foreign minister gets to post on facebook when it's banned in iran and he said, word for word, are the facebook and twitter band in iran? i assured him that they were. an

a few months ago, i attended a lutch with foreign minister czar riff and a few other people. after the lunch i approached him and asked him if he thought it was iranic posting on facebook when his government bans it in iran. to which he replays hah hah that's life. that's word for word what he said. and then i said, when will one of iran's most famous political prisoners be free in and he

part of a normal life in many communities of color, we have to say, well, there is something like a czarderal level. as it is, police forces are not required to release data about how many people they shoot. we don't know the demographics around this. and once again raising issues that were constitutionally important for lots of different populations, this not something african americans should be concerned when. then who is concerned with limitations on government power and individual liberties should be saying these are things that are important to address. >> one of the proposals i particularly like is the one calling for an end independent review when cops shoot unarmed victims. tell us more about that. >> that is important.when cops . tell us more about that. >> that is important.review whe victims. tell us more about that. >> that is important. far too often we see coverups. we don't actually get the information on what actually happened. when local police departments are essentially in charge of policing themselves and there is no independent authority, the community complaian't t