douglas kennedy has the story in tonight's taking liberty. >> how many times?ding on the ground. >> taking a picture. >> and there's an altercation with police, an officer at the scene tells passers guy to stop recording. >> turn that off. >> and in 2010, and pressed record on the cell phone. his friend was on the ground. >> on the video we had, you can't tell how she blame so bloody. >> the police took her down to the ground and beating her with her hands behind the back. >> and sharp says in fact he recorded that part, but says he when the baltimore police found out, they confiscated his cell phone and then he says they erased everything and all of your personal photos and videos. >> that's right, after they took my phone, they give it back to me, everything was gone, all of my personal videos of my son and family and friends. >> sharp and his attorney from the american civil liberties union are suing the baltimore p.d., claiming it violated the first amendment. >> to you, it's a free speech issue? >> it is, police have tremendous power over us as citizens an

in lynn, massachusetts, douglas kennedy, fox news. >> one connecticut family has had their wish come condition that makes it hard for him to balance. when he asked for a bike for christmas, his mom got creative. enlisting a bike shop to make a bike that he could easily ride. >> just for everybody else in the world, it seems like the smallest task. for him, it's huge. >> they were all excited that we are able to share hanukkah and christmas with another boy. >> isn't that wonderful? the specialty trike is for now only sold on the west coast. but they are able to get it in time for christmas. >> pope delivering his christmas message live to the world. i had a het problem. i was told to begin my aspirin regimen. i just didn't listen until i almost lost my life. my doctor's again ordered me to take aspirin. and i do. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. [ mike ] listen to the doctor. take it seriously.

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in baltimore, maryland, douglas kennedy, fox news. >>> a texas police officer helped an expecting mom through a scary situation. she went into labor in the car and her baby wouldn't wait. corporal charles king had never delivered a baby before but he got on the phone with a 911 operator who helped him walk through. it this weekend he listened to the 911 call for the first time and admits he was little nervous in pulling the cord tight. >> without pulling the cord tight. >> i love babies. i mean at that time it was like he was one of mine. i had to make sure he was okay. i had to give him the best chance, the best opportunity to survive the situation. >> corporal king is being commended by his department for his actions. >>> coming up next, it's time for our sunday sit down and what a treat we have for you caps fans. sky is in the house. and will bring down the big move from biewd troa hunter and what this means for alex ovechkin. and a prediction. you want to hear what he has to say. >> he wants to hear what i have to say. i have stellar weather. we have a day similar to yesterday if

douglas kennedy investigates. >> reporter: a woman lies bleeding oned ground.police. an officer at the scene tells passers-by to stop recording. >> turn that off. >> reporter: he was at pimlico race course in 2010 and also pressed record on his cell phone. it was his friend on the ground. on the >> on the video we had you can't tell how she blame so bloody. >> police took her to the ground and beating her with her hands behind her back after they subdued her. >> reporter: he recorded that part. but he says when the baltimore police found out they confiscated his cell phone then he says they erased everything. also erased all of your personal photos and videos. >> after they took my phone, they gave it back to me, everything was off, all my personal videos of my son and family and friends. >> reporter: sharp and his attorney are now suing the baltimore pd. claiming the violated the first amendment. to you this is a free speech issue? >> it is. police have tremendous power over us as citizens. it is important that we as citizens have a right to hold the police ac

douglas kennedy has more from our newsroom. some atheist groups are not happy. ouglas? >> reporter: many americans depend on god to keep us safe, and so the question is, can that reliance be required by law? the department of homeland security relies on vigilance and fancy new airport screeners to keep americans safe. ♪ >> reporter: but in the state of kentucky that's not good enough. kentucky law now requires that citizens here know it's god that keeps them safe. >> it requires much more than that. >> reporter: in fact, state law commands the department of homeland security to prominently display this proclamation which says the safety and security of the commonwealth cannot be achieved apart from reliance upon almighty god. edwin kagan is a kentucky atheist and objects to the sentiment. >> a law such as this is a step toward establishing a theocracy in our state. >> reporter: kagan is suing kentucky claiming it's forcing religion on its citizens, he says in violation of the constitutional separation between church and state. >> the safety and security of the st

douglas-style pure, endless, serious debates with president obama. but in the meantime, he wants to engage in this circus, as you rightly call it. i saw newt last night, spoke to him at the kennedy center honors, of all places. this is not the guy who's out campaigning. he's not shaking hands in iowa. he's looking to surf any publicity or glitz wave he can find. that's why he's working the crowd at the kennedy center honors. that's why he went up to new york today to see donald trump. we have a dozen reporters on the ground in iowa, chris, for "the huffington post" and our companion company, patch.com. our reporters out there are saying that newt is very poorly organized for the caucuses. but that's not the way he's thinking. he's thinking in terms of pure publicity and media wave, and he'll go stand next to anybody or do anything to the system -- and by the way, these are not debates. they've never really been debates. this will be the least debate-like of them all. he doesn't care. he just wants to be on tv so he can raise his profile more. >> you know, to call this barnum & bailey, david korn, is to raise it in status. this is a low-level, one of those european circuses that

kennedy. this handsome, charismatic guy. there was a famous store they talked about campaigning together and writing the same campaign trail and debating each other lincoln and douglasken as a testament of this old civil time. i suspect that john kennedy was speaking cynically and thinking if he could get this guy on a platform and forced into mouth his what were then unpopular views, i can wipe the floor with him. >> history changed in dallas on november 22, 1963 following the assassination of president kennedy. senator barry goldwater said this. >> he was a very decent fellow. he is the kind of an antagonist that i have always enjoyed. he would fight like a wildcat for his points and his principles. there was never anything personal about it. i imagine that i have debated the president more on the floor of the senate than any other man. it never affected our friendship. we had some rather valid arguments in sessions of committee. it never affected our friendship. that is the kind of man you respect. the kind of man you like to work with and politics. >> after the assassination and before he entered the race in 1964, how ambivalent was the about running? >> he was

douglas, john calhoun and the others. you would study their positions, negotiate, argue, debate. there was no more perfect partner and the edward and kennedyhester bay. my husband's dream was that by immersing yourself in our history, by reliving the great debates of our time, you would he reminded of the great problems we tackled and the great things we achieved when we all came to the table. .. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mr. kennedy? >> aye. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thanks, kara. and thanks for the tears in all our eyes. thank you. would you please stand again? [applause] [applause] >> like all of us who were blessed to meet kara, he was proud of all of his children, and in today he is particularly proud of you for what you have done. thank you so much. [applause] >> i mentioned eddie march before. we travel to israel one time and it was shortly after the invasion of kuwait, and part of what we did in the trip, we went everywhere in israel and when it was a group of people from the plo. they were supporting saddam insane invasion of kuwait. fill was in the. is the kind of thing where generally people are polite, ask a few polite questions. the world was preg

douglas macarthur. i think 90% of reporting is getting out there and finding out it came from his headmaster, and finding out what jackie kennedyaid after he died. nobody looked at the notes that teddy white kept from that four-hour interview about her belief because of his marital behavior that his mother never loved him. she had very many strong theorys about jack and how he was jack. but boy did she love him. >> you talk about the cold war, the moon shot, the peace corps, these are big ideas he convinced the country we could do. what big idea should president obama have right now? and how should he convince the country? >> you can't remake a person's brain soup. they are what they are. we always criticize politicians, but they wouldn't have gotten there if they didn't have something good about them. his ability to win. he ran against hillary clinton, nobody could beat hillary clinton and lost all the big states to her, and he found a way to get the electoral delegates. he found a way to do it. he has luck. he runs against alan keys for the u.s. senate. he may be lucky again. but i think this is a very difficult time and it's