don is just one of many. we have in this photograph over here, right here, this handsome young man is ethan cole, supervisor for the work that don and his folks do. also we have here -- this lady is terry sloan, the deputy director of the national records center. we're proud of her and her service, along with ethan. and another t.c., a couple t.c.'s led to our committees -- that would be me and t.c. west would be tom coburn from oklahoma. and tom choppa was national record center director, now the chicago district director. we're visiting, meeting with a umin of department of homeland security employees, and i just want to mention something that -- i'll tell you a story that he told us about. a visit that someone made to nasa headquarters. i don't know if it was an evening or a weekend. but it was like off-hours and this person was going through one of the big buildings or whatever, nasa space, and he came across a guy that was a janitor there. the guy was responsible for keeping the place clean or cleaning i

>> well, don, we are in lower manhattan. plaza, where it seemed like things we s were kind of dying . we were at foley square earlier tonight. when the huge rally began. there were easily more than 1,000 people. that group diverged into two large groups that moved through. one went across the brooklyn bridge, came back into the manhattan side, over the manhattan bridge. there was a second group that we followed that meandered through, lower manhattan, and the financial district here. that's -- that's what we -- essentially -- now, it looks like there are police behind us now, don. i want to show you that. sorry. trying to displace people here. >> and chris -- in your shot we were seeing officers. this is obviously coordinated. chris is walking up from lower manhattan. there is a police officer on a bull horn. if you look at the right of your screen. times square. dispersing the crowd with a big speaker there. new york city police department trying to get people off the streets. our chris welsh walking up again. chris, protes

>> increÍble y admirable trabajo de don alberto.ada atÓnita de los vecinos hasta maÑana. >> oyes miÉrcoles 17 de diciembre. estados unidos y cuba abren el camino para restablecer relaciones y dar paso a una nueva era. hubo reacciones en esta noticia dede acento. varios presentes latinoamericanos dijeron sentirse optimistas con este anuncio. la corte suprema le dice sÍ a los jÓvenes soÑadores y no a la gobernadora de arizona. los soÑadores podÍ

warmth, don rickles. >> jimmy: don rickles! back spitting up all over the place. god bless you all. it's nice to see you. before we go any further, have a happy and healthy holiday, really. >> jimmy: oh, that's nice. [ applause ] >> i love christmas because i'm a jew and we sell you people the trees. [ laughter ] you're still a dumb bell like i left you. good to see you, jimmy. with all the shows going off, you're going to be the billionaire in the world. look at this crowd. nobody's dressed. look at the front. >> jimmy: in the old days, people would come, wear a suit, dress up to go out. >> a chinese guy, a mexican guy. a black guy. what -- where the hell are we? >> jimmy: the melting pot, don. >> i know what it is. you don't have to -- good to see you, god bless you, ju men. wonderful guys. did they get their -- >> jimmy: he's okay, too, over there. the announcer, what's his name? >> jimmy: dicky. >> i know my guy's name, but what's his name? that's what my mother used to say, don't touch your dicky. >> jimmy: hey, i -- >> gu

>> increÍble y admirable trabajo de don alberto.. >> oyes miÉrcoles 17 de diciembre. estados unidos y cuba abren el camino para restablecer relaciones y dar paso a una nueva era. hubo reacciones en esta noticia del acercamiento. varios presentes latinoamericanos dijeron sentirse optimistas con este anuncio. la corte suprema le dice sÍ a los jÓvenes soÑadores y no a la gobernadora de arizona. los soÑadores podrÍan tener licencia de conducir. tenemos los dramÁticos testimonios de niÑos dominicanos vÍctimas de abuso sexual por parte de uso de un sacerdote en su paÍs. as

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good night. >> thank for that, don.n the united states and around the world. >> we are following that news out of indonesia where search crews using sonar have found the main fuselage of flight 8501. >> and it's on the floor of the sea. investigators are hoping to recover the black boxes. >> meanwhile, they continue to find

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>> i'm here, don. >> what's going on, deb? >> reporter: don, can you hear me?at's going on. >> reporter: we have now, probably two dozen arrests here. these are protesters, they had walked from the west side highway. >> deb, can i ask you something. hate to cut you off. i want to ask you something. >> yeah, please. go. >> we are looking at, at, live pictures here. not sure exactly where they are in the city. we are seeing, we saw witnessed commotion. and between protesters and police. are you an where near that? we are at times square. police were able to break up the crowd. they were much more aggressive second night. than the first night. protesters began walking up. appears, the nypd may have used ambulances. demonstrators were respectful. when an ambulance would come. they would get on the sidewalk. that's when police eventually enforce blocked the protesters, allowing just a couple through. at a time. thereby breaking up-- the energy. breaking up the numbers. so that, ultimately, the protesters simply became lost. and separated from one another. when these

>> yes, i can. >> reporter: is this don? >> yes, it is. >> reporter: i'm sorry, don. it's a little bit loud here. hold on. i'm going to -- >> what's going on, deb? >> reporter: not much. there are few protesters left. it was much larger earlier on. now there are just a couple of dozen protesters that stayed around. but the crowd is running out. the police have it well under control. the protesters called it at a quarter after 9:00. this is sort of the hardcore group that's here. >> deb, you have been out every night with those protesters. the numbers get big and then they get small. is this usually the time they start to dwindle or are you finding it happening earlier now? >> reporter: it's interesting. we have been out here, usually protesters go home around midnight. this was an earlier protest. it was very well organized. there did seem to be some central leaders. we heard the trayvon martin organization was here as well as another justice group. they decided effectively around 9:15 after they walked into a shopping mall across the street from the barclays center t

don in for carol.rning of dangerous flooding in manila as a deadly typhoon moves closer to the densely populated capital manila. the storm killed at least 21 people this weekend. more than 1,000 homes have been destroyed with 1 million people crammed into rescue centers. right here in the u.s., nearly 22 million people need to brace for floods, rain, snow. goodness. because of a major winter storm brewing in the northeast. our meteorologist chad meyers is checking on the nor'easter for us. the dreaded n word. >> here it comes again. this is the third one don. this is the third coastal nor'easter that will bring more rain to the big cities and snow. it's cold now. as the storm gets closer, the snow will be in the upscale areas. it will be a rain event for boston, new york, philly. it's cold now. it warps up tomorrow slightly. it's a windy storm. this will do more to bring down power lines with the wind than any snow probably back out to the west here other. two to four inches heavy rainfall. winds tomor

. >> absolutely, don. i mean it is still a search and rescue operation, but more and more it's in name only given that if the plane is at the bottom of the sea, which is still the working assumption here, well past 40 hours, even the vice president of this country saying anything after that very unlikely we're going to see survivors. but miracles still do happen. 156,000 square kilometers. that's roughly the size of california. that is the search zone we're looking at. now, you mentioned smoke. smoke has been detected coming from an island within that search zone. they are on their way. search crews are on their way there. we're staying in pretty close contact with the search crews out of jakarta, and they're reporting to us now that they still do not know the source of that smoke. unlikely to be burning off, which is a pretty common occurrence here but it is rainy season now. so that certainly is an object of interest. and across the other side of the java sea on the eastern side they're expanding the sea

lo vemos con don ramÓn.e favorita. lamia -la mÍa es no se enoje! >> la mÍa síganme los buenos. >> los famosos dando el adiÓs. >> el futbolista mexicano enrique borja quien fue el Ídolo de chespirito y rodrÍguez quien lo entrevistÓ en varias ocasiones. >> Ésta mujer fue elegida entre miles para poder abrazar a su Ídolo. >> entrevistamos a una de las mujeres mÁs cercanas de chespirito que es la responsable que eso marca sea conocida hoy mundialmente. >> ya volvemos. ♪ ♪ >> Éste momento histÓrico, de mucho sentir, no se como explicarles lo que pasaba en la calle, me fui a la calle, me fui a vibrar a la gente, creo que fue un momento detenÍamos que dividirlo a manera de agradecimiento, encontrÉ a la gente aplaudiendo, mujeres llorando, vi gente corriendo detrÁs del fÉretro con un amor y una pasiÓn, el momento mÁs fuerte fue cuando entrÓ a televisa el cuerpo. ver a todos los empleados. una persona que tenÍa 48 aÑos trabajando ahÍ me dice yo lo veÍa entrar por esta puerta, vemos este momento que dice muchÍsimo nue

>> you know, don, i am janice. i'm doing okay, don.that just came out and told their stories. because it vindicates me. and to hear the post-traumatic stress that they've been through and all of your pertinent questions that really are direct about these issues. four women. not just these women that have been raped by a predator but women all over the world. and bravo to those women, thank you. >> i said to them that it felt like -- it was very heavy in here. and we made -- they made mention of that. it felt like therapy for them, but they said it also felt like it was therapy not only for women but for the country. >> it's therapy for women and men that have had their innocence robbed. what happened to me was first i had denial. oh, no, this couldn't have happened to me. and i'm going to tell you something. i knew that in my heart of hearts that there would be something called victim shaming. you know, i know that if i told my story i'd be victim shamed. just like i'm starting -- just like i'm getting victim shamed by a lot of people

the situation is unresolved, don.body were to get arrested for domestic violence tonight, does anyone in america know what would happen to that player? the answer is no. that is an example of crappie leadership, don. >> i just actually, hang on here. in the middle of a show. we actually got information on -- nfl personal conduct policy. that just came out. >> it's not clear, don. it's not clear. talking about it tomorrow morning at 6:45 on new day. not clear still. just another announcement from goodell saying, we will do this, that. we don't know what is happening. >> that's my point. that's why he shouldn't be person of the year. he, he looks like, roger goodell, adam silver looks like a hero against backdrop of roger goodell. >> that's something that's not great. right. >> and, who calls people the n word. that's not really a high bar. >> that's what you are supposed to do. that's what you are supposed to do! >> you are supposed to do it. when many don't do it. you some -- >> i don't know if you should be person of

i'm don lemon. breaking news. reports that smoke has been seen on an island in the java sea where a frantic search is going on right now after the latest tragedy in the skies. almost ten months after flight 370 vanishes now another plane disappears and hundreds of loved ones fear the worst now. here's what we know at this moment. air traffic controllers lost contact with airasia flight 8501 at 7:24 sunday morning singapore time. the pilot asked to change course and fly at a higher altitude because of thunderstorms. the plane had 162 people on board and was flying from the indonesian city of surabaya to singapore. unlike flight 370, it went missing over the java sea in a heavily traveled shipping channel with shallow waters. 1,126 searchers are deployed from australia, singapore, malaysia south korea, japan, and new zealand. along with indonesia's navy army air force, and police force. and the "uss sampson" is also on its way to the java sea, where it's already tuesday morning. we have an expert team standing by to

don, good morning. >> good morning, lauren. it's a very fluid situation at the heart of sydney this morning. at last check five hostages were able to get out of the cafe and police warn they're being patient with the gunman. poli police officers in australia have been waiting with guns drawn. outside several hostages emerging from the building safely. authorities are working to make sure others get out alive too. >> it's really important that i stress that our number one aim is to resolve this incident peacefully. >> witnesses say the whole thing started when the gunman walked into the cafe and showed his weapon. eight hours into the siege hostages called local media outlet relaying the gunman's demands. >> he was asked that the isis flag be brought immediately to the lindt cafe. the second is that he speak with tony abbott. >> reporter: they went into lockdown and buildings were evacuated. at one point some of the hostages were seen holding up a black flag holding u up white writing touching on fears of terrorism. the flag res

>>> bienvenidos a comunidad del valle, hoy el ballet folclórico mexicano de don carlos >>> telemundopresenta comunidad del valle junto a adrián trujillo >>> comenzamos con el centro de entrenamiento para trabajo de san josé y su centro culinario, con nosotros leticia y berenice, bienvenidas al programa >>> gracias >>> aquí nos trajeron un cheesecake, es uno de los entrenamientos que tienen ahí >>> no no más trabajamos con platillos internacionales, también con comida como cheesecakes, flan. uno los puede hacer en su casa cuando son platillos para restaurantes, hoteles, algo profesional hay un modo de cómo hacerlo para hacerlo excelente >>> ahí vemos una clase en estos momentos, la clase dura 6 meses, después los estudiantes reciben trabajos. platíquennos de dónde van cuando se gradúan >>> la idea es que los estudiantes reciben entrenamiento para trabajar en distintos lugares, pueden trabajar no solo en restaurantes, en escuelas, en compañías que tienen cafeterias >>> pero salen como profesionales >>> correcto, agarran suficiente entrenamiento en platos internacionales, repostería, re

don, that is the big challenge here. how will the u.s. respond once it calls out north korea. >> what about the threat that the hackers made threat, yesterday, against thelters. how serious is the fbi taking this? do they kid this terrorism? >> well, yes, i think it is being considered by a lot of people, cyberterrorism. this is hacking like we have never seen. taken to a whole new level. we have seen the callout from it, don. to the point that now, a movie is being pulled. i don't know that i have ever heard of this happening before. so, yes, it's being taken seriously off to the point where the fbi did send out an internal memo we are being told off to cybertask forces in the field to coordinate with law enforcement folks to make sure they're aware of this threat and theaters are protected. we are told by sources there is no intelligence indicating there is any active plotting taking place. but it is just amazing, don, to see what a ripple effect this has had. >> absolutely. correspondent pamela brown in washington. thank you, pamela. j

what we know right now, don.ut 2:00 central time, we watched the atmosphere explode and watched super cells develop along the mississippi-louisiana border. in columbia, mississippi, traveling up, we watched as thunderstorms produced tornadoes around laurel, mississippi. already at least four fatalities. the national weather service will investigation widespread damage reported across this region. looked like the tornado touched down and lifted up again, reporting seeing multiple vor tevort vorteces. it was roaring along 50 to 60 miles an hour. we had a report of golf -- not golf ball but fruit size hail reported. and in florida, heavy downpours. in tallahassee, almost 7 1/2 inches of rain. >> goodness. let's talk about the flight delays. lots of flight cancellations, delays, many people traveling hoping to make it home for christmas. what can we expect? >> this is going to be a complete mess. it was a complete mess today. tomorrow is going to be even worse. here are some of the delays at the i-95 corridor, new yo

don, to slow up.he group we have been marching with is going to meet up with the group that was on the west side highway. these are sort of demonstrations that were very well organized. they were broadcast on twitter that. 's how a lot of people knew to come out here. which they did. some people said they heard. they saw it on television. they decided to join these marchers. and these marchers have been going strong -- the police have really given them -- very wide latitude. they have been able to -- to keep a perimeter around the crowd. make sure they get where they're going. they stopped traffic. they have helped, helped some of the drivers. that they are marching. and sort of almost collaborative. if that's the word for it. experience. >> the police commissioner said they would allow people to protest peacefully. that's what they're doing tonight. he said, so far we spoke to him about -- abut out 35 minutes ag. 30 arrests then. he expected more. deborah feyerick, and other in the field for the brea

don? >> jim sciutto, thank you. >>> the family of american photojournalist luke somers tells cnn that u.s. officials did not warn them of the rescue attempt. that bid failed and al qaeda killed somers and a south african hostage as u.s. military command do commandos closed in. let's go to barbara starr. >> obviously very difficult news for the families involved. the family of luke somers saying that they didn't sign off on any rescue attempt by u.s. navy seals to rescue luke. i have to tell you, i don't know that the administration would have contacted a family first about a specific rescue attempt. it's well understood, i think, that the u.s. the u.s. military does everything it can to rescue americans being held around the world. but, still, family members expressing their concern and obviously some of their dismay and their grief about this situation. his stepmother and sister telling cnn, and let me just quote here for a minute, "we feel that luke's stance would have been that more dis

i'm don lemon. this is our cnn special, "the cosby show -- a legend under fire." generations grew up with bill cosby, he was america's dad, revered by black and white. how do you go from being one of the most respected and loved people in the country to this? tonight i'm going to talk to five women who accuse cosby of assaulting them. those women are all face-to-face for the first time. i'll also talk to janice dickinson, outraged after what she alleges cosby did to her more than 30 years ago. but let's begin with the story behind the scandal and why it's coming to light now. cnn's jean casarez has that. >> the fall from grace of a living american legend 50 years in the making. bill cosby's alleged questionable behavior had gone largely unnoticed for decades, but why does it seem to have hit center stage only now? this round started off, believe it or not, as a joke. back on october 16th, comedian hannibal burress says something that goes viral. >> i have a successful sitcom. that's great, bill cosb

and a guy named don. now you know what i know. >>> i'm poppy harlow. over the country over a nonindictment of a police officer over the death of eric garner. >> throughout the night in new york city we've seen demonstrations move fluently at grand central station, 100 demonstrators slowly march their way towards here at times square. right now we're standing in front of toys r us building where this group has decided to walk in, to stage another die-in. you can see some of these demonstrators behind me. it's been a very fluid night here in new york city. these demonstrators are determined, they say, to have police reform in new york city and show them that the spotlight will continue to stay on this story for the days and weeks, they say, to come. >> nick valente in new york's times square. thank you for that. >>> also this top story, president obama made a quick trip to walter reed medical center, complaining to a persistent sore throat. tests linked that to acid reflux. ct scan results were normal. dr. sanjay gupta says he thinks that scan was perfor

don memo is a sign of respect.ing organizations, you have people in charge of overseeing the whole thing, usually on the u.s. side or on the mexican border side but close to the u.s. where they receive the goods. >> it's just like a drug cartel. there are 4 or 5, 6, 10, 20 people involved to take the immigrants, their money, and many times those stories end in a horrible way. >> guillermo memo was in mexico bringing in people to the united states. we spoke to two witnesses, a couple of young girls, johanna and lideny who were able to provide us with some inside information. >> when you listen to the horrifying accounts that the two honduran went through from start to finish, it gives you an insight of what the journey was like for the denison 11 even before they got on the grain car. >> the saddest thing about this journey, about this attempt to realize a dream, to get to america is the extent that the coyotes exploit these people. they sell them a bill of goods, they give them their life savings. no one tells them

>> too early at this point, don. and he did in fact suffer a hard stall or deep stall and was able to recover to that pin the and keep that fuselage together we are talking about a heroic act. >> you know what is interesting to me? when we talked370. probably on the bottom of the ocean floor. people were asking is it intact. everyone seemed to think that a plane that size in the ocean, would break up. upon impact. even if it, you said not placid not like the hudson. is that surprising to you? >> it know it that surprising to me. i have been to the airbus factory, during the airbus 380 certification we were part of. engines are designed to come off. some of the ditching we had before. the engine would catch and spin the aircraft into a cart wheel. since that time the engines are designed to barack offreak off. the bottom of the fuselage designed it is a boat if it is correctly landed. there are variables there. i wouldn't anticipate an easy thing to do. >> the search-and-recovery has found a location of the plane. tha

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i'm don lemon and i will see you back here at 10:00 p.m. eastern.s right now. >>> good evening, it is 11:00 p.m. right now on the east coast, and we have so much to bring you from isis to street drugs, and those that resemble the old ones and those that are a lot deadlier. and from the time that indictment was handed down that officer wilson would not be indicted to the tact that authorities are looking to the fact that whether the stepfather should be charged with inciting a riot based on the words that he said to the crowd. we want to look at what he said, and the context, and

>> don champion in brooklyn, new york. thank you, don. >>> a florida man faces first-degree charges after shooting and running over a tampa bay police officer. authorities say michael per rhea was trying to evade arrest sunday. the case doesn't appear to be connected to the killing of two officers in new york. the slain officer charles kondek was the father of six children. >>> as president obama figures out how to respond to the sony cyber attack, north korea is making threats against the white house, the pentagon, and the whole u.s. mainland. as julianna goldman reports, the president is reviewing whether to return pyongyang to the list of state sponsors of terror. >> in what you said. >> well, look. >> reporter: in an interview with cnn, president obama said north korea's attack on sony pictures is not an act of cyber warfare. >> i think it was an act of cyber vandalism that was very costly, very expensive. we take it very seriously. we will respond proportionately, as i said. >> reporter: a senior administration offici

all right, don, thanks so much from new york for us. oh, we saw don all bundle up.o want to find the extra layers, right, carol? >> yes, but we love having the royals here. >> of course. >> as we kick them out a couple hundred yearsing. >> no hard feelings. >> no, we love the royals. looking at nice looking start to the day. doesn't stay that way, unfortunately, the clouds will be continuing to build, so whatever clouds you see out there this morning, we'll just be adding to them going through the rest of the day, but that's going to be the best part of the forecast, because the rain is the worse part of it, that's going to be coming later on. 27 degrees is the temperature right now, that's out in reading. pretty dark out there, at least the roads are dry. winds not much. but they're out of the east. so you can get the idea that we will be starting to get in ocean influence, 27 in philadelphia, 24 in trenton, 28 degrees in wilmington at this point. and it feels even colder than that, feels like 17 in philadelphia. so, this is a morning to bundle up, you, the kids, b

. >>> i'm don lemon. breaking news, president barack obama speaks out on the cia torture report, listen to what he said on univision. >> we engaged in some brutal activity after 9/11. >> who knew and when did they know about the agency's so-called enhanced interrogation techniques. is all of this playing into the hands of terrorists? >>> plus, in the wake of massive protests over police killings of black men, some people are asking, where is the president? not in ferguson, not on the front lines of protests. but should he be? is it his job to speak out on race or is president obama getting a bum rap? we've got a debate on that tonight. >>> bill cosby staying silent in the face of more and more accusations of sexual abuse. you heard some of the women speaking out against him right here last night. their stories are shocking. do any of them have a case against him? how hard is it to prosecute a powerful celebrity? >>> plus, an american couple in prison in the middle east. charged with starving their adopted

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i'm kind of like a perfectionist. >> reporter: still learning, don relies heavily on trial and error. this meal, he set up shop in his backyard with his brand new steamer. for seafood meals with crabs as the main attraction, timing is everything. >> it's not really quite ready. almost. >> reporter: and right off the bat, the steamer is giving him trouble. >> of course, i forgot my mitt. >> reporter: but this won't set him back. he's still on schedule. >> bring them up, make sure -- take one. >> reporter: nope, still not ready. >> two more minutes. >> reporter: after a rough start, things are fairing better for pamela's cheese-themed brunch. >> this is oma, which is a raw cow's milk cheese. >> reporter: her quiche survived the oven. will it survive the taste test? the tastakes are high. pamela quit her job. >> as much as i was there every day working behind a computer, what i was dreaming about was like what i would be cooking for dinner that night or what i'd be cooking for my friends over the weekend. >> reporter: now, she focused on becoming a tv chef. >> this is cheese board number

. >>> don josÉ. >>> mira, la senadora ayer sacÓ un informe que se basaron en atreves entrevistas cons cia en los centros de detenciÓn directamente a la base central aquÍ en washington. y entonces, es decir que no hay suficiente informaciÓn y que no hubo un punto de vista es mÁs habÍa sdre penz en las cia. >>> ninguna persona involucrado en en la esto fue en el estado y lo reconoce en democrÁticas con la excusa que estaban bajo investigaciÓn. >>> carlos, y los directors de la cia antes el periodo de... no estÁn un entrevistado para este informe, llego segundo el senado mccain tiene peso en esta palabra y obviamente lamentable ha sido torturado pero no es oficial de la cia. >>> josÉ que beneficios para estados unidos tiene es saber todos estos detalles, vamos decir, que entre republicanos los demÓcratas hay grandes diferencias entre si funo osa o, no quÉ hay ventaja para estados unidos en publicar esto. >>> que si la cia actÚa a en mi tuyo y mÍo, tenemos derecho a saber quÉ hacen. >>> claro que no. >>> por eso ten el documentos clasificados o documentos secretos que tiene el presidente

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and then in 197 don ran -- 1978 don ran for the oklahoma state senate and won. two years later, he ran for the united states senate and was elected as the youngest republican ever elected to the united states senate. in his years in the senate, he assumed a series of leadership posts which i won't summerize for you here. but he certainly was part of the inner circle in shaping the future direction of the -- of what a republican senate should look like, the kinds of issues to take up, the ways in which to build the core that will be necessary for a republican senate and a republican congress that comes up in january. and for that reason i think it's extremely important to have don here as part of our commentating on the issue of the future of the congress and what takes place. as you may know, congressman knick ols is now retired from the senate. his place was taken by tomko burn who also seems to -- tom coburn who also seems to me to be the model of the kind of legislator we would want, the kind of senator we would want in the future. i just want to tell you tha

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don champion is outside of new york city theater showing the meesh. don? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie, we're told that plans to release it to independent films has been in the works for weeks. it can be downloaded at home. >> you want us to assassinate the leader of north korea? >> whaaat? >> reporter: across the country films are playing "the interview." sony originally shelved it when larger theater chance said they would not show it because of threats to movie makers. they're saying they chose to stand up to those who try to suppress free speech. president obama who criticized sony's decision praised the move from hawaii. cinema village here in new york city is just one of hundreds of independent theaters who agreed to show "the interview." sony also made the film available online. this group sat down to watch it in our station in san francisco. reactions were mixed. >> they should lighten up. >> after watching it i can sort of see why they wouldn't want it released. >> reporter: people who want to watch it at home may do so on a variety of vid

eastern, don will have a special look at the questions and allegations swirling around bill cosby, don report on cnn 9:00 p.m. eastern. of course, he'll have cnn tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern following all the late breaking developments. stay tuned for that. much more breaking news coming up right here in "the situation room." celebrate what's new, the bigger, better menu at red lobster! with more of what you love! try our newest wood-grilled combination! maine lobster, extra jumbo shrimp, and salmon! so hurry in! and sea food differently. not to be focusing, again, on my moderate my goal was to finally get in shape. to severe chronic plaque psoriasis. so i finally made a decision to talk to my dermatologist about humira. humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis saw 75% skin clearance on humira. and the majority of people were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculos

aquÍ vemos el emotivo reencuentro entre el chavo y don ramÓn.rÍ, lo confirmo todos los dÍas por la maÑana. hoy otra vez amanecÍ, hasta mÁs gupo dirÍa yo. escribiÓ en 2013. Él escribÍa de todo. cuando se enojaba doÑa florinda. que se enoja la doÑa, escribiÓ despuÉs de compartir fotos donde su mujer decÍa que se veÍa vieja y fea. como todo un caballero borrÓ las fotos para contentarla compartiÓ esta foto con el mensaje: insisto. de los 40 para adelante es cuando mejor estÁn las mujeres. entre bromas y mensajes ocurrentes no se cansaba de agradecer a quienes les enviaban mensajes. fue uno de los Últimos mensajes que escribiÓ. gracias a todos. lo que me escriban cada dÍa es hermosÍsimo. los amo. chespirito. >> bueno, los hijos de chespirito enviaron mensajes durante el fin de semana. su hija escribiÓ: gracias por dejarme experimentar el cariÑo que te tiene el mundo. >> bueno, esta tarde nos despedimos todo el equipo con imÁgenes de nuestro querido chespirito, que tanto nos hizo reir. >> asÍ es, su huella es inmortal. y como la gracias y la magia de

don champion is at the scene in new york. good morning, don. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. you can see over my shoulder a memorial continues to grow steps awa from where the officers were gunned down. they're told to stay alert and work in prayers. nypd officers stood alongside members of the public in brooklyn to pay tribute to two officers who were ambushed. >> the assassination of members of our family, our community, we all mourn today. >> 40-year-old raphael ramos and 32-year-old win jen lieu were killed as they sat in their patrol cars. the suspect took his own life. a moment of silence was held before the carolina hurricanes game. liu had been married only two months. ramos, the father of two joined the nypd two years ago. >> i hope and pray we can reflect on this tragic loss of lives that have occurred so we can move forward. >> reporter: hours before the shooting brinsley shot and killed his ex-girlfriend and posted media on the deaths of arc garner and michael brown. this weekend hundreds marched in philadelphia while others shut down streets in downtown cleveland

don dahler is at the scene tonight. don? >> anne marie, the two officers were sitting in their parked police cruiser along this street. they were working an overtime shift to protect the people who live in that housing project. a newly released video shot from one of those windows shows what happened shortly after ismaaiyl brinsley opened fireance moments after the officers were shot multiple times, emergency workers desperately tried to save their lives. liu, a seven year veteran had been married only two months. ramos, a father of two, was a former school safety officer who joined the nypd two years ago. ramos' family spoke late this afternoon. >> which would like to thank all those who have shared their sympathy and support for our beloved family member rafael ramos. >> police say the killer, 28-year-old ismaaiyl brinsley acted out of vengence over recent mens of black men during encounters with police. >> they were quite simply assassinated. >> earlier he shot and wounded his ex-girlfriend in baltimore. he posted this ph

don champion is in harleysville, pennsylvania., good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lauren, this morning, police have few clues to go on in the search for stone. officers recovered his car and cell phone yesterday as the search intensifies for him. people who knew his ex-wife say what happened yesterday was something she was afraid would happen. police searched parts of doylestown, pennsylvania, for bradley william stone after a person resembling him tried to car jack a resident at knife point. the man who was armed took several shots dressed in fa teelgs. authorities urged members of the community to shelter in place. >> we do not know where he is we actually recovered his vehicle and personal cell phone. >> reporter: police say stone was traveling on an early murder spree across three towns killing six people. among them his ex-wife nicole hill stone who was shot inside her apartment. neighbors said they saw the suspect leaving with the two children. >> i heard the kids screaming, mama. she's hurt, she's hurt pretty bad, we

. >> don champion is on staten island. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, the grand jury has been looking into the garner case for two months. in the end, the panel found there was no probable cause a crime took place. while there is anger and outrage, protests have been passionate, but peaceful. demonstrators gathered around new york city almost immediately after it was announced a grand jury did not indict a police officer in the death of garner. dozens of protesters in manhattan were arrested for disrupting traffic along busy roads and streets. >> we saw the video where they choked that man to death. >> reporter: people in seattle chicago and st. louis marched in solidarity. nypd officer was caught on camera putting garner in a choke hold resisting arrest in july after he was stopped for illegally selling cigarettes. the video of the deadly encounter soon went viral. they ruled garner's death a homicide. a memorial grows on staten island where garner died. in the video, he said he can't breathe. choke holds a