not only shot an officer, he's killed a man and left six others wounded the night before in a bar in ennis, montana. michael carroll was there. >> he had ran up a tab of 12 or 14 drinks, and didn't have the funds to pay for it. it seemed like he was getting very, not just upset, but like distraught about the whole issue of it. >> carroll says he paid davis' bar tab, hoping he would leave. davis does leave the bar, but he shows up outside moments later and suddenly opens fire. one of carroll's friends is shot and killed crossing the street. george davis then turns his gun on michael carroll. >> george davis was in front of me. he raised the gun up and looked at me kind of with almost like black, piercing eyes, seemed to look right through me. i started to turn around and was kind of hunched over and he shot me. and the bullet had gone into right above my belly button. >> luckily, someone pulls carroll back inside the bar before davis can shoot him again. but carroll's girlfriend at the time is still outside, and davis shoots her in the hip. soon after, he goes back to his car and drives off

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they need to know it was the enny space. there's something behind it. >> in los angeles, as you point out. there'll be follow up. community leaders there, they are waiting to see - they are in wait and see change for reel. >> here is a great thing. we saw some apprehension. requesting whether this could be done. to her credit. most of the report was done, once the process was done, it was the same organization, it was pleasantly surprised, seeing the changes in training, and some shifts in the organization. for anyone that knows about organizational. it's taking route. it. now that we have done the assessment and reports, the department of justice with las vegas is done. what we want to see now, we'll have to go back and visit and see where we are right now, on the shootings going down, we continue with the training, looking at the culture. intuitively, it feels like it tuition. >>> next - to shoot or not to shoot. it's easy to criticize police actions with the benefit of hindsight. as paul beban reports, it's not so clear c

his enemies are al qaeda and isis, who are our ennis. -- enemies. he's coming in to help assad, as is obama. we want first and foremost isis and coiled to get 911 kill and would destroyed and anybody that's up for doing that, i'm with. the guy i don't understand is the president of the united states. the we -- why we -- if we can't make up our mind who our enemy is? eleanor: i don't know about that. it is so factionalized over there and i don't see that sending in troops are going to be the answer. they are conducting air strikes and the more the merrier if these other countries are going to come in and battle against isis but i do think there's a diplomatic solution here and i do think it's at odds with what putin is doing. it may keep assad in power or there may be a place holder in his -- but this is going to take time and in the meantime you're going to have a lot of this human misery and that's what we have to step up to. tom: you have two sides of the same coin. iran is not an ally to our cause. the united states needs to be in the middle of t

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brian ennis, are you making this up? >> i am not, arthel. i am not. pretty awesome. sales of pope par fa nail ya are strong in philadelphia. now officially a licensed memorabilia is selling briskly from bobble heads to plush dolls. local entrepreneurs are getting in on the holy craze. for $48.95 customers can purchase a pope toster that will make pope toast and pope tarts. >> this prubl is ka mem ra tico a collector's piece. giving joy to people. >> the owners in south philly are selling $20 pope shaped fresh mozzarella. over 100 one-pound piece of the pope cheese has been sold. >> cheese mahe make a lot of pe comfortable and seems open in a lot of worldwide issues. >> the local brewery company is offering a holy brew called papal pleasure. >> we decided to do something that really honored the pope's visit. so, you know, the nod using the ingredients from his homeland, having the water blessed by a catholic priest, kind of making the whole experience more enjoyable and pleasurable. >> the entrepreneurs say this isn't about being distasteful for profit, it's good fun

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in ennis, they have the galaxy drive in movie theater. six screens there and they are pet friendly. you can bring the dogs and cats. >> and next to the san diego chargers. >> they have the gas quarter. goes back to the 1808s. festivals all year wrong. a mexican spirits festival in october where they close the city and streets and every restaurant in the world is open. it is great. >> you always keep mastery of so many facts and i always wonder how you do it and then i saw these little pieces of paper. can i show this? i love these. >> the handwriting -- >> it is like little -- but it always seems to work. >> i don't know how you keep track of all this stuff. >> peter greenburg, thank you so much. >> and if you can't make >>> up next, "the dish." amanda cohen is one of the busiest chefs in new york right now and doing witit with a morning saturday". almonds. cashews. seeds. honey. and a touch of sea salt. delicious made simple. the new simple nut bar from nature valley. does your makeup remover take it all off? every kiss-proof, cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena makeup remover d

edward ennis. i interviewed him in 2004. he was 90 or 90 at that point. he was spry and dynamic and convinced in 200140 years earlier that medicare was going to create what he called a socialist yolk around doctors' necks across america. and he was very position gnat about it. he is now deceased but it was a treat to see him and i bring this up to make the point that passions run high about these programs, even today, 50 years later. part of the political passions that we've seen played out on a fairly annual basis is the [ muted ]. coming from a background in journalism, i can't ignore the headline of the day. yesterday the senate passed a doc fix. it will go to the white house and then this silly exercise we all go through may be finished so i would like to turn to both of you to ask for a quick analysis of what you think of this legislation that was passed. >> i think it's a terrific accomplishment and i was sitting here reflecting on the role of the ama and the passage of medicare and medicaid with respect to the so-called doc fix, the reform of the w

next is niger ennis. >> it's great to be with so many american patriots here today. [ cheers and applause's an honor to be on the right side of history because history will record those who stood by the side of freedom, stood by the american people, who stood by our most critical ally in the middle east, israel, and who stood by the people of iran, you see? the persian people are an educated civil people born from a great civilization more than three millenia old, but this obama, clinton, kerry, corker deal is responding to the will not of the people, but of the mullahs, the very mullahs that oppress their own people. the voice of the persian people was ignored by obama and the kerry regime and the clinton regime in june of 2009 when they all cried for freedom in the streets, and they asked obama what side do you stand on, and there was deafening silence. this deal, just like obama's opening of cuba does little to promote liberty in iran or cuba but does much to empower and embolden the very governments that oppress them, and the fact that this deal is, will end our highly effective embar

you know, the current owner of gold king mine, todd ennis, told cnn in august -- and i quote -- i've been predicting for the last 14 years that the situation would continue getting worse and worse. i foresaw disaster, and that has been borne out. well, why are taxpayers responsible for cleaning up abandoned mines while owners can sit back and do nothing? i mean, this is -- that's the question we need to be asking as a committee. why don't they have any responsibility when they made the mess? and you know, we all have a responsibility to be good stewards of the environment, but in this case we are letting one party off. mr. chairman, i yield back my time. >> i thank the gentleman, and i hope he has the guts and stand here to ask the president of the navajo nation if what we're doing here today is the farce. >> i hope we have the guts as a congress to actually try to clean it up and stop pointing fingers. now, that's what i hope. >> we'll see if you ask the navajo nation if it's a farce. we'll now recognize the gentleman from louisiana, mr. fleming, for five minutes. >> ms. mccarthy, i