david brown from boy in a band youtube channel ♪ i wasn't taught how to get a job but i remember dissecting't taught how to pay tax tax♪ >> this has gone viral. more than a million hits. people passing it around. it's gotten lots of attention not only among youtube viewers but students schools, teachers have noticed dave's video. an update. >> one message stood out. this person's school listened don't stay in school is changing our school. many students shared it on facebook twitter e-mailed it to the head of the school. now having an assembly to discuss what we want to learn about and how the school can help that. >> wow. that is success. >> that was the whole idea behind this. he's passionate about it. >> dave wound up skyping with one of the students from the school that says they'll make changes because of dave's song. >> we've had assemblies and talked about it in forum and had proper discussions discussing what we want to sought out. >> a school started teaching more useful stuff. >> awesome. really wants to take this and run with it. >> i'm going to start making videos about the stuf

db sports car, david brown, x, crossover. something much more appealing. female customers of the brand. guy: or -- hans: or james bond. would james bond be caught dead in a minivan? mr. palmer: would -- this is not a minivan. it's a beautiful sports car. hans: it is a little in between. eventually it will have five doors with a hatch. mr. palmer: yes. it will appeal to a market that is more accessible. today we have the aston martin model that is more traditional. this is aimed at the next few generations, generation y, generation c in asia and south america, and to the female customer. in the 102 years aston martin has existed, we've made 70,000 cars in total. only 3500 of those were ever sold to females. only 2000 were ever sold in the brics. when you think about the future this is important. hans: i will not ask you for the crash rate. we will not get into trouble like that. we had the gt3. what is this thing about the direction you are taking the brent? -- the brand? mr. palmer: it is about making sure the second century of aston martin, we do not ever

david o'connell. as "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown reports the bishop is back on the job three months after mergency amputation. >> a heartfelt welcome and rousing applause for bishop david o'connell. as he made his way down the aisle at st. mary the assumption cathedral. first mass on this palm sunday since a leg amputation in december. >> life threatening infections seem to settle in the leg and so toyed make a decision at christmas time to amputate the leg and so amputated three months ago today. and it has been a miraculous speedy recovery, and rehabilitation. >> just two month after his amputation bishop o'connell spoke to "eyewitness news" about the life changing procedure he underwent. for years the 59 year old bishop of trenton struggled with diabetes, a team of therapists helped with the process of rehabilitation. >> you are a little shaky. you know, a little bit wobbly. so i just wanted to make sure that i didn't fall or do anything like that. >> bishop o'connell delivered the mass, ushering in the holy week for christians and catholics. walking again. standing stead fast in his fa

that shot him said that tate brown was reaching for a gun and district attorney seth williams says the evidence supports that and says the case say tragedy but not a crime. david henry just heard from tate brown's family and he'll have a live report at 5:00. >>> from the delaware newsroom the latest case on skimming devices on atms has authorities on the search for the thiefs that installed them. in prices corner delaware, they were victims and had money stolen from their accounts. the internal skimming device was installed this weekend. anybody that used the bank had their card information stolen from the magnetic strip. they were only notified when they started to receive calls. >> they took $500 on saturday and then another $500 on sunday. >> and they saw it was a funny transaction and closed my card down. >> there was information that was used to create cards to use to withdraw funds at other atm's, wfs is working to get those customers their money back, they have surveillance video of the suspected skimmers and they are turning it over to the fbi. they are looking to nab the thiefs. >>> less than three hours from now villanova will start what their fans h

district attorney seth williams called the death of brandon tate brown a tragedy but not a crime and he detailed how he came to that conclusion, david henry is live now with the details. >> reporter: you may recall that the shooting of brandon tate brown happened during the racial unrest that erupted over the michael brown case and the eric garner case in new york but d.a. seth williams says that unlike in those cases the police acted properly here in this case. >> it was a tragedy but what occurred was not a crime. williams says that forensic and eyewitness testimony supports the police account of what happened when brandon tate brown did after being pulled over in his car. they spotted this gun wedged between the passenger seat and they ordered tate brown out of the car and he started to struggle with him and one of the officers shot him in the head when he tried to get the gun. >> he did not walk around or put his hands up instead he went around the other side and reached inside to the place where he put his gun. >> williams showed a grainy video of what appeared to be a struggle. tate brown's mother says she was shown a clearer

not the shooting of michael brown himself. now, davidis worrying the report will be used to say all police officers as racists. the attorney general kept saying, in ferguson in ferguson, in ferguson. do you think subliminally, the message is, suspect all police officers? >> neil two words witch hunt. the patterns are some of the inflammatory rhetoric we heard from the attorney general of the united states eric holder, he's had ferguson missouri in his crosshairs ever since the mike brown and derek brown situation had a predetermined mindset going into this investigation. and i think it's what we're seeing here. i'm not buying one word of his conclusion here. it's because the attorney general doesn't have any integrity anymore. this is the only attorney general in the history of the department of justice that's been found in contempt of congress for not supplying congress with the reports that they needed to conduct their investigation. now, he goes into ferguson, missouri, and other cities across the united states, and he demands informa

county, swamp road salt crews called out because of a little bit of ice. 30 in saint davids and kennett square. 29 in browns mill and glassboro. 37 in dover delaware. a nice high of 60. we have to get through the morning hours and we'll be okay. >> a 20-year-old man is behind bars accused of shooting two police officers in ferguson, missouri. jeffrey williams admitted he fired a shot at the end of protest that came after a police chief resignation. he said he had a dispute with someone not the officers. neither of the two officers worked for the ferguson police department. the officers were treated for their injuries and released. >>> four membersful san francisco police force are accused of racist and homophobic texts they were made public during a bail hearing for a former officer who was convicted of corruption. the officers are on desk duty during the investigation. >> the make errs of a new tablet promises it will be spy proof. that tops tech bytes. >> reporter: blackberry is unveiling a spy-proof tablet. it comes loaded with security software. it has the same technology cruised by governments that pre

they said that tate brown reached for a gun and that is when one officer fired. david henry is live now in center city with more. >> yes, sharrie, as far as the d.a. is concerned, the case is closed and no charges against the police officers but brandon tate brown's family says it's not over yet his mother was informed of the decision this morning. like anymore, i choked and i cried. >> last december brandon tate brown was pulled over by police and he was driving this white car and police say he didn't have his headlights on and one of the two officers spotd this gun wedged between the passenger seat and console and that is when he allegedly started strulging with the officers, it was cam toured on this grainy surveillance tate brown eventually broke free and tried to get his gun and that is when one of the officers shot him. >> this is not the case of an unarmed man shot while running away, it's the case of a struggle and mr. brandon tate brown's attempt to get his illegal gun. >> the gun was stolen and had tate brown's dna on it. the family saw a different video, the

according to our guests eric brown is the department of housing and community development. david is assistant deputy chief of economic development. desiree calendar is president of the prince george's county association of realtors. thank you all for having us. >> thank you for having me. >> you say the series used in the story don't reflect the true picture today. explain that. >> there's been progress. it painted the picture, there's no opportunity for recovery in the county. the county had not been doing anything to address the issues of foreclosure and the fact of the matter is we have. there are a number of programs we have had in place to help people who are suffering from some foreclosure issues. a typical example is emergency mortgage assistance where we provide assistance to families who need help to catch up. once they catch up they can keep the mortgage going. >> we are going to talk about those programs later. isn't it true, african-american families are not owning has many homes as before? >> i think that and i'll defer to the realtor on this the issue is how do you

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kennett square saint davids sitting at the freezing mark but in center city 35. 34 in browns mills, 33sboro. be careful as you're headed out early but these temperatures are going up today. wind chills not really going to be much of an issue today but fog certainly s we have visibility down to 1.5 miles in reading, 5-mile visibility at philadelphia international airport, 4 miles in millville. not quite as bad there. as you look at the day ahead it's going to be milder today with 42 for your high. rain at times kind of on and off today with that southeasterly flow today but the trouble is later tonight. tonight that rain changes to snow and we're looking at accumulating snow. details on all that coming up in the forecast in just a few minutes, matt. >> it doesn't end karen, does it. >> no. >> good morning after quite the adventure trying to get home last night. this morning mainly wet conditions with some slushy patches. already this morning not surprisingly we've seen that accidents. one on 309 just cleared out a minute or two ago so everything opened along 309 which is good news. an i

cris brown le gritÓ al mundo que por fin saliÓ de su libertad condicional por haber golpeado a rihanna en 2009. david glam, que promueve la presencia de la comunidad homosexual en los medios de comunicaciÓn, por su canciÓn era diferente. julio: mis amigos gracias por elegirnos. a continuaciÓn llega el noticiero nacional. nos vemos maÑana a partir de las seis de la tarde, buenas noches para todos. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> es lunes 23 de marzo, por segunda vez en sÓlo una semana desmantelan en mÉxico otra grande explotaciÓn laboral de indÍgenas, habÍa menores de edad. dan el Último adiÓs al luchador conocido como el hijo del perro aguayo, chicago estÁ en el tope de la lista de las ciudades en las que policÍas retienen a mayor nÚmero de miembros de minorÍas sin una razÓn aparente. acusan a un pastor evangÉlico del salvador por amenazas y violaciÓn, lo mÁs curioso es que hace parte del consejo de seguridad ciudadano de su paÍs. asÍ comenzamos. ♪

david: the fda is giving its blessing to genetically engineered apples and non-browning potatoes.pples and six variety of potatoes are safe and delicious as their conventional counterparts. the apples are known as arctic apples. the potatoes are known as inate potatoes, cheryl. >> interesting. investors look to cash in on global growth outside of the united states. they have made exchange traded funds focused on just one country more popular than ever. the number of single country etfs jumped 17% last year, according to data from reuters. our next guest has been buying them for a decade. act cue vest global advisors ceo, joins us with picks. i want to get to it because you've been doing this a long time. we've had several guests on today saying going global is the way to go. let's start with china. dodo you like that? do you invest in china now? >> we do like china and we have investments in china right now. we like china first from a fundamental perspective china is quite strong. the earnings growth is fantastic. roe, return on equity is also great and also the cheapest country t

davids. at the freezing mark in center city. the suburbs in new jersey, about the freezing mark, a little below in browns mill, 28 in glassboro, cold today cinnaminson, 33. a nice high of 60 later on. >> a 20-year-old man is behind bars accused of shooting two police officers in ferguson, authority. jeffrey williams admitted he fired the shots at the ends of the protest. he had a dispute with someone there and was aiming at them and none of the officers. neither of the two officers works for the ferguson police department. the officer was treated for their injuries and released. >>> four members of the san francisco police force are accused of sending racist and homophobic text. the text were sent between october of 2011 and june of 2012. they were made public during a bail hearing of a former officer who was convicted of corruption. >> the sixers face the celtics in boston. the sixers need to start the season all over again to think about the playoffs. >>> flyers playoff hopes took a hit. bobby ryan delivered the dagger. they are fine points out of the final playoff spot. >>> disney's live action fur tail approves to be -- proves

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david and chris laha right after this. ♪ john: our guests are so biased and so full of old that if kimball brown were here, she would haveut their microphones during a break. thanks for going head to head. taking you straight to the crisscross firestorm no spin ball zone. what is in your mind the biggest question or questions that remain unanswered that are political for hillary clinton? unanswered questions in the hillary fiasco, fred? fred: my opinion is we are in a one long stream of foibles that hillary has hoisted upon herself. is she being honest and truthful with the answers that we heard the other day? hard to buy that. john: chris? chris: my perspective on this is that at the end of the day after all the sound and fury the real political question is when she announced, will she be prepared to announce with a big idea to make her case? that will be the most critical idea out there. i'm very confident that she will, but that is the big political question out there. fred: i think chris is right. she has to change the subject. i've talked to a lot of people this week that think the e-mail thing will be short-lived.

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david, weigh in on this. first, listen to what democratic governor of california said yesterday on "meet the press." here's jerry brown. >> that man would token such a level of ignorance in a direct falsification of existing ski i scientific data and he's rendered himself unfit to run for office. >> that comes from a liberal governor of a liberal state of california, that should be good for ted cruz, shouldn't it, david? >> i think it should be. what i do think it also illustrates is how wide the gulf is now between ted cruz and what i think jerry brown is a mainstream democrat. i don't think he's an elizabeth warren democrat at all. how wide the gulf is between them on views and how the ted cruz speech i agree with ana it was a smart move to go early. he gets a lot more attention. if he were fourth or fifth in line, we wouldn't talk about him in the same way and giving him as much attention as the next two to three days. putting it in front of cheering students not explaining they had to be there and it was required by the university and he got a lot of cheers and smart. he had the values. where i thought it lacked,

against the officials >>> thanks adrian brown, when we come back the truth behind why women earn less than men for doing the same work. >> former klansman davide. >> america has been taken over. >> defending his controversial past. >> i did what i thought was right. >> that was then... what about now? >> i believe the zionists control the country. >> "talk to al jazeera". only on al jazeera america. >> sunday night. >> 140 world leaders will take the podium. >> get the full story. >> there is real disunity in the security council. >> about issues that impact your world. >> infectious diseases are a major threat to health. >> "the week ahead". sunday 8:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> working women in america earn less than men, that much is true. how much less, and why, and you have started an argument. the data shows women earn $0.77 for every dollar a man makes. yesterday i talked to a scholar at the american enterprise institute who says the 23% gap is a myth and the true situation is not that bad. he's not alone. my colleague interviewed a woman at the heritage foundation who explained to this way. >> once you adjust for the ch

brown will not be prosecuted, the d.a. says there sche no crn thees commit4:0. t aniveis ra the di office david henry channel 6 emction stis." >> thank you. >>> in other news philadelphia police are following new leads in a now week old 7:trder $2e, 51-year-old james stillman was killed walking his dog in the o3 p>> rst 3 police tiooffi onep>> tilect washereain hed and they found multiple guns but it's unclear if any of them were used tog stullman. >>> chopper 6 hd was over the scene in millville, the off bre ! ed overis ra of:comi this morning aredn route 95 the driver was complaining of pain but is s rxpec4:0 to be st 3asid >>> in wpeneelp!, a vehicle crashed into three homes it happepris ra 8:20 a.m. on west th ilton sttodt in the nice town section. well icy conditions are blamed for an accident on, derv thiive this morning. to car as peered to have spun out and were facing opposite rcgiim tions in the nohelpbound lanes police closed the road so the road coume be offanged with . lt. >> andr wtss toke a live look now from the jersey shore from sky 6 th . a pretty pictureoverom atpas t citre.

and having worked with you david this is such a treat and really grateful for your leadership and your springs around the bond program have an opportunity to be and willie brown's last week reminded me we have the voters to do the wonderful improvements and growth in the school district and every time we get a chance to drive by one the schools that's backseats been modernized or the improvements i'm grateful for your leadership thank you for that and thank you for supporting the efforts and keeping a close ice eye on the work and david you have a great staff to oversee the bond thank you and congratulations. >> i just wanted to echo commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell and i'm sure the rest of the board thanks for this again, it is so amazing to find this on our desk no finding and you know, i want to thank you, david for spoiling me all the years that's not been an ax last week, we have there's been 10 years api i've been on the board 10 years that's amazing unheard of i hope that i never have to be in a situation we can't trust our bond program we don't have to be honest but very, very appreciative and what that says about your leadership in the district really a

we asked matthew brown what he thought in our town hall debate. what do you think davidameron's best qualities are given that you have previously called in a chicken and a bully? miliband: i will say to think that i admire. the first is the commitment to equal marriage. it was hard in his party and it's the right thing to do for the country. [applause] and second, this isn't going to the universally popular. the overseas development. he took a risk in the conservative party by saying this is the right thing to do. kay: would you have a pint with him? miliband: i don't know that we would have a pint. it is hard when we share -- maybe share a bacon sandwich or something. [laughter] miliband: it's hard when you are in politics because we are shouting questions and it's very edifying but if you said earlier, it is hard to avoid back and forth. kay: let's bring in jeffrey. >> your made it difficult for your supporters and four people undecided. miliband: not a great start. >> you don't seem to be fighting for the values that your party stands for. like the labor council becau

david that won election to the state assembly. >> a survey shows several topical cal elected office holders including governor brown used personal e-mail accounts to conduct government business as hilary clinton did when she was secretary of state. the governor occasionally uses private e-mail to contact staffers while he conducts most state business on a personal account. they admit using personal e-mail. not clear if they're retained as public records or are subject to disclosure. >> a central valley firefighter is in critical but stable condition this afternoon after falling through the roof of a burning home. the frezno fire department just held a press conference updating the condition of pete durn. he is heavy sedated and breathing on a respirator. he climbed through a roof to ventilate the blaze and the roof gave way. within minutes fellow firefighters had torn down the garage and were able to pull him out but he suffered second and third degree burns across his entire body. >> the co-pilot in a german wings plane that crashed had been treated for suicidal tendencies. >> the new revelations are chilling. >> the treatment

david wright abc news new york. >>> now to a disturbing mystery in mississippi. the fbi saying investigators are looking into a hanging in a small town. otis brown, found hanging from a tree limb. police say he had been missing for a week. >> and now to a stunning image in the case of robert durst. officials in three states studying cold cases for signs he played a role. and now his lawyers on the offensive, saying he should never have been arrested. matt gutman now. >> reporter: in l.a. they want robert durst for murder. in new orleans, they say they found an illegal gun and five ounces of pot. and this is after he was heard muttering this on "the jinx." >> killed them off, of course. >> reporter: but his lawyer is not worried. >> he's an easy target, and everyone is piling on. >> reporter: filing a motion saying the arrest is not a good one. durst is suspected in the disappearance of his wife the murder of his best friend and was acquitted for the murder of his neighbor in 2001. his lawyer stomps on these, like his mutterings on hbo. >> the mutterings musings, ramblings don't mean anything. >> reporter: he didn't give any reasons for why he th

david? >> brian ross with us from boston again tonight. brian, thank you. >>> now, to ferguson, missouri, tonight, and the family of michael brown now saying they plan to sue. they will file a civil suit against the city of ferguson and the former police officer, darren wilson, who shot and killed their son. this comes 24 hours after the justice department revealed officer wilson will not face criminal charges in brown's death. >>> we turn overseas tonight, and to south korea, that brazen attack on the u.s. ambassador. a man with a ten-inch knife, walking right up to him, taking aim at his face. you can see him there, moments after the attack. bloody, calling for an ambulance. tonight, what north korea is now saying about this attack. and abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran reporting in again. >> reporter: a terrifying close call. >> i'm bleeding here. i'm bleeding here. >> call the hospital. ambulance. >> i need an ambulance fast. get me to the hospital. >> reporter: ambassador mark lippert, moments after being attacked by a knife-wielding assailant at a conference in downtown seoul. the assailant screamed, "south and north kore

brown's kid is royalty. >> how so? >> her name the royalty. [laughter] >> we got david rambo one of the writers of "empire."t terrence howard said -- >> he would want the n-word to be involved with the show. >> they don't use it with an a even do they? >> neither is correct. >> there is a voice even in the african community that we should be able to use it. >> we were black.

highly publicized deaths at michael brown and tony robinson have fueled anti-police feeling and triggered federal scrutiny much to the anger of david clark. >> a little late now for eric holder to come out and call the people who shot these police officers st. louis finest called them punks. why didn't he use that term when talking about michael brown. >> reporter: if police are hated and hunted you might think no one would want the job but the experts and numbers say otherwise. atlanta police recently posted positions for 200 new police officers. they received more than 5,000 applications. in nearby de kalb county officials heard of recruiting concerns but. >> i haven't seen any data to suggest that. that's all kind of -- here it depends on where you are. >> reporter: some departments and agencies have reported difficulty finding minority candidates. they don't blame ferguson. as for sheriff clark it's not the cops of tomorrow he's worried about. it's the ones who wear the uniform tonight. >> war has been declared on the american police officer. >> reporter: that doesn't mean cops should be warriors according to new york police co

davids. we're below freezing in center city. 31 degrees right there. we have some of the melting with the areas that have snow piled up off to the side. 27 in browns mill. 30 in buena, 31 in dover. it's a cold start to the day matt. >> thank you, karen. >>> a woman was injured after she rear ended an suv that was stopped at a traffic light in the city's germantown section. this happened at wayne avenue at 2:00 a.m. the woman was taken to the hospital and listed in stable condition. >>> developing police in washington, d.c. opened an investigation into a deadly shooting involving a transit officer. the officer gunned down a man while choking out a report of an unauthorized person in the subway tunnel last night. officials did not say if the man was armed or what kind of interaction he had with the metro officer. >> fraternity under fire for a racist chant is deciding whether or not to sue the university of oklahoma for shutting it down. they hired a lawyer to begin the case today. the local chapter is one of the frats accused of racism. yesterday the football team staged a silent protest against the frat. >> another story that's new the valet mixup in c

brown. black people made up of 55% of arrest. that report is due to be made public tomorrow. >>> former cia david patraeus has pleaded guilty. patraeus was forced to resign two years ago when his affair became public. later investigation found that he gave her information to both classified and unclassified notes. >>> a newly uncovered vulnerability that could expose your data to hackers. >> the occasion that's being marked 100 years later. >>> city council took less than two-minutes today to decide for more grant money for firefighters. while it may seems like a win, win situation, ktvu channel 2 news smith explains it may not be so simple. >> it is a question a lot of people are asking when you see empty fire stations like this one during a great recession of 2011, the city of san jose could not afford to keep fire houses opened and had to make severe cuts. >> today, the city council approved a $2. 3 million grant that could help . >> we are trying to get back to the staffing. currently, we are at 679. we are in the the aggregate struggle to get to. >> 14 new firefighters could help put fire engines back in service. certai

brown either. for now, the only democrat who seems to be mounting a challenge is former maryland governor martin o'malley. singing this weekend in iowa, but still not saying if he's in. david wright abc news new york. >>> at the university of virginia, new questions about the takedown of a black student outside of a bar. they say he was drunk and belligerent, but the bar owner says something different. here's linsey davis. >> hey! his head is bleeding! >> reporter: tonight a new account of what happened in the moments leading up to this disturbing scene, uva student martese johnson under arrest, bleeding from the head. >> i go to uva! i go to uva! >> reporter: after the 20-year-old johnson was carded and turned away from a pub, alcohol beverage controlgents restrained him, claiming he was "belligerent" and "very agitated." charging him with public intoxication and obstruction of justice. but the co-owner of the bar, kevin badke, is now speaking out, disputing that account. >> i didn't think he was intoxicated at all. he was very cordial. i actually asked him what high school he went to. he was just disappointed he didn't get in, you know. and he was just acting like a norm

brown lawn and now higher rate that's the latest impact as california moves into the fourth year of drought. david louie has more tonight on hefty rate hike proposed by the santa clara valley water district. >> 31 and a half percent rate increase is over three times higher than last year rate hike. that had some critic wondering why valley water district can't dip into the 5 57 million dollar in reserves. >> board will consider the financial reserve at the organization had of course many of those are in place for very catastrophic emergency if there is an earthquake of course the drought is an emergency. >> only 25 million dollars is unrestricted. by comparison the rate hike will generate over from a million dollars. the monthly increase will depend upon where customers live. >> it's 8 dollars in the north county and one county and one.52 for south county. we take rate increase very seriously for many years we have kept him at very modest left. >> we also look at other cost saving measure including staffing level to see if it can reduce the rate increase. consumer seem to understand that finding a

brown, thanks so much. >>> want to bring in former ntsb investigator charlie perrera, cnn safety analyst david soucie. gentlemen, thanks for being with us. david, let me start with you in new york. based on what we have heard today, that officials say they believe this co-pilot locked the door on the captain, they believe this co-pilot deliberately set a course sending this plane into the side of a mountain do you see any other possibility this was done purposefully? >> there's no evidence to the contrary at this point. we can speculate about what might have happened here or might have happened here but no matter what we do it still comes back to the fact that that co-pilot did everything he could that we know of to keep the pilot from re-entering the cockpit and then descended the aircraft intentionally. i don't see any other possibilities at this point. >> charlie, you have listened to cockpit voice recorders again and again as an ntsb investigator including some cockpit voice recorders i believe for the september 11th attacks. what do you listen for in these recordings and what do you think they he

david. >> now to ferguson missouri. where there's a new interim chief of police. the city is still reeling from the killing of michael brown and a scathing department of justice report that exposed years ever racism in that police force. duarte geraldino what does he say about the content of his force. >> in his first sit down interview he admitted the department is troubled but he's taking steps to make changes. most notably the number of citations issued have declined noteliably. he has a number of challenges. most significant he has at once to build on the success of his old boss, the man who hired him but also distance himself from the previous chief because that man is blamed for the racist policies. when i spoke to him e-said his bigger challenge is that he has to keep the officers he has and is able to hire new ones. >> all right now i have openings. my job is to go out and seek new officers qualified officers. whether they're hispanic, african american, white qualified officers. people who want to be part of this rebuilding, people who want to come here and surprising reply i do get a lot of applications. we have a

david? >> ryan owens with us again tonight. ryan, thank you. >>> a shakeup in ferguson missouri after the federal government's scathing report on the ferguson police department in the wake of the death of michael browne judge who ran the city's municipal court system has resigned. the state replacing him with someone who will make quote, needed reforms. last week's report found that ferguson used the police to generate millions of dollars in fines. a disproposition gnat amount were imposed on african-american. >>> and the new development tonight after a story we reported on last night here. a manager at a v.a. hospital in indianapolis now removed from her job after sending an e-mail apparently mocking the very veterans she and her team were supposed to be helping. robin paul is on administrative leave, pending an investigation. in december she allegedly sent her staff pictures of a toy elf pleading for anxiety medicine and apparently hanging himself. the hospital director called the e-mail totally unacceptable. >>> to the boston bombing trial. last night, we showed you video jurors saw. dzhokhar tsarnaev walking into this supermarket to buy milk shortly after those deadly bombs went off. tonight, wh

. >> the parents of michael brown were saddened that the department of justice did not have enough evidence to charge darren wilson with the death of their son. davidawrk, thank ash-harash-har quraishi, thank you. whether her life could have been spared. the search to the world's funniest person in our series, race in america. >> police in longview texas are under fire and now under investigation over the shooting death of a 17-year-old girl inside a police station. video of the incident went public. adding to the controversy, the girl's family said she suffered from mental illness. hdges withheidi zhou-castro with the first of our report. heidi. >> her parents say she was asking for help. police say they were justified in killing her. now troubling questions remain. who was this young woman and could her death have been prevented? her last recorded words captured in the after-hours phone captured night the lobby phone. >> i need some help. >> after, the 17-year-old charged them with a knife. who was this young woman? what brought her to the police station and what troubles was she seeking help to escape? >> almost all of so many pictures of her we

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what politicians say, you remember we asked that he brown in the debate, so it is only fair to put the same question to you. what do you think david cameron 's best qualities are, given that you have called him a chicken and a bully. mr. miliband: first, equal marriage. it is the right thing to do for the country. and this is not going to be intensely popular. the commitment to overseas development. and there are going to be some people who do not like me saying that, but he took a risk and the conservative party by saying it is the right thing to do, and he has kept you that, and i think that is the right thing to do. i do not know whether we would have a pint. it is hard when we share bacon sandwiches. it is hard when you are in politics, because you see me and him shouting at each other during prime minister's questions, and it is not very edifying, but as he said earlier, it is the back and forth. ms. burley: let's bring in jeffrey. jeffrey: my question to you, you made it quite difficult for your supporters and for people who are undecided. mr. miliband: what a great start. jeffrey: you do not seem to be fighting for the valu

brown as family to personally inform them of the decision. there is more on the ferguson issue coming up tonight on world news with david muir. >>> well, it's not yet official but espn says that eagles running back lasean mccoy will be traded to the buffalo bills, it has fans all over the region up in arms, they are unhappy to lose such an important part of the team. ducis rogers is live now with the latest. >> per nfl rules nothing can go official until tuesday at 4:00 p.m. the potential trade has mccoy going to -- for a former chip kelly product. he was not happy when he heard the news, last year he got rid of desean jackson and this year mccoy this move clears up money in terms of salary cap space and some fans are up in arms and ron jaworsky says you have to look at the big picture when evaluating the trade. >> one individual player does not win or lose football games clearly i was a big fan of shady mccoy and i still am he still has gas left in the tank but this is why coached get paid the big bucks they have to make the difficult decision and it's obviously that the play of shady mccoy was descending and they saw an opportunity to get a l

david, thanks. coming up next on the program. pelicans under attack. >> i'm in the florida keys where a series of bra tall attacks brutal attacks on brown pelicans have conservationists worried. >> there is growing concern along the florida coast after a rash of attacks on pelicans. the birds are being slashed and face a slow and painful death. we have reports from the florida keys. >> my poor baby. >> maya is trained as a nurse in her native croatia. and these days she's putting those skills to good use. a refuge center has become a rye tall lifeline for the area's unique wildlife, and things have never been busier. >> it's 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. i don't like to go outside. i don't like to go here. i'm happy with my animals and i'm happy here. they need me, you know. >> in the last few months mayaa refuge has been inundated with battered pelicans. they have been found with slashed weeks. >> the horror in that is that they don't want the birds just to die. they want them to die a slow, miserable death. this is not just hurt. it's torture. easy buddy. >> he believes that fishermen perhaps angry about pelicans stealing their catch are responsib

david ion horn. we're six years past that period of time, and there's been tremendous fundamental improvement. st. joe is paced in the florida panhandle. it has a brownield sea port being rolled out. most importantly, the balance sheet is now 40% cash and we think that ultimately there's going to be a return of capital to shareholders. we think it's a lacy short. the ability to return capital could even setoff a short squeeze even though the fundamentals should dictate higher prices as well. >> i want to ask you about process. is there any signal whether it's price or fundamental or is there any discussion around when you know you're wrong? because contrarian investing can work out really well or be in a value trap, a stock that at some point goes to zero. do you have anything in place where you say this is where we decide it's incorrect and the market has it right? >> there's two pieces of that. we're not simple minded contrarians in that if it's down we buy it. we filter for stocks that have been aneglected and look for specific change factors. if a name hasn't worked but those catalyst are still present and playing out or soon to play out, we're g

the chair and frederick douglass and william wells brown to the human rights movement burgeoning in america today. wendy strassmann will ask that for davidryan davis. [applause] >> david brion davis is ill and would've given these words if he could have been here tonight. today the third i'll enough my problem with slavery trilogy has won the national book critics circle award brings back and reinforces the excitement i felt 48 years ago when the first volume when the pulitzer prize for nonfiction. 48 years. i'm deeply moved by the extraordinary prestige of this award and unconscious of the competition i faced from for outstanding works of nonfiction. since the second volume of the trilogy won the national book award and the bancroft prize it is throwing the third volume has today won the national critics circle award. i send my deepest appreciation to all those involved. thank you. [applause] >> good evening. my name is mark at pakistan has been my great privilege for the past year to serve as the chair of the nbc fiction committee, which has arrived at these five stellar finalists. robbie allen again, unnecessary women. [applause] marl