and weritten an article escalate world war ii experience into more and more. hashinking on this matter changed over the last 20 years. i did an article on this. in the midst of this, i was expanding correspondents. it was considered too radical ,or acceptance at the time and at that time, late in the summer the changingl, , were of global strategy must look at our vietnam commitments that are alarmingly out of balance. i might say that we should look and whatwe are today we can do. are, thealternatives and our judgment. i base this on statements from those who return with optimistic statements. it -- tter, i point out the futility of bombing and that this would cause -- create more problems than it would solve. -- and i would like to make that clear. >> is this still in 1962? . want to places in time -- place this in time. at the moment, i am touching upon the letter. aunte bombing went on, the to lay this att rest. for psychological reasons achieves little. andcourt of public opinion, could be damaging. to my own opinion that it would not solve anything. i wo

when i wrote that we were apparently escalating at a rather steady rate. men.ound 200,000 some writers were saying we may need to double this to 500,000. they were even talking about a million men my some columnists. i felt at the time had come to take a reappraisal of where we were feeling that we were being initiative -- initiated not of our own will and judgment but of the initiative of an opponent and i did say let's take a look at what we now have there what we can do with what we have and see if we cannot find another solution to this problem because the alternative is quite clear. we can go to three quarters of a million men. if we do this we must understand that these are the implications. so i did say let's take a look at where we are today and what we can do with what we have and see if we cannot find a solution. >> regardless of your own personal desires -- what do you conceived to be the objective of our country and what ever allies we may have and the activities in south vietnam today? how do you understand it? >> no one has told me this. it i

the escalation is not occurring on our will as much as it is to the escalation and commitments of an opponent logistically supported by the chinese. there may be variations of nuance to this, but i feel that the confrontation of the chinese is a real compelling fact of life today and for this reason i'm quite uneasy about an over response in have i elt nam. we could get ourselves so deeply involved in vietnam as to seriously lack the capability we should have. in korea, if it were reopened, in taiwan if it became very, very serious, and then fitting this into the spectrum of global commitments, then i am concerned because our international strategic position is being eroded badly. so the choice is not whether or not we are in vietnam, it's to use discretion if we are there. that's what i maintain we should do. >> it is a little subtle there about the initiative being in the hands of the chinese. if our escalation is confined -- is confined or if it doesn't take place in north vietnam, it certainly would minimize the risk of chinese entry, isn't it? the chinese are not now presently e

this morning, the fight in the republican party escalating to all-out war. none of the leading candidates holding back. marco rubio attacking ted cruz and cruz targeting donald trump. trump lashing out at everyone. cruz, rubio and jeb bush and non-candidate george w. bush. the former president on the campaign trail in support of younger brother jeb. it was w's first time in full-on campaign mode since barack obama won in 2008. he returned trump's fire. and dana bash has the latest. >> reporter: miguel and alison, george w. bush back in the spotlight. he drew a big crowd for his brother and drew distinctions between his brother and trump. he did not mention his name, but described his persona that we have become used to see, the character that drawn so many supporters to him. the point that george w. bush was trying to make is america shouldn't go for somebody who preys on the fears and frustrations of americans. they should go for a strong and steady hand. somebody who is not necessarily the loudest person in the room. clearly describing his brother. >> the

the fight in the republican party escalating to all-out war. none of the candidates holding back. marco rubio attacking ted cruz and cruz targeting donald trump. trump lashing out at everyone. cruz, rubio and jeb bush and a non candidate, george w. bush. the former president on the campaign trail in support of younger brother jeb. dana bash has the latest. >> reporter: miguel and alison, george w. bush on the campaign trail. he drew sharp distinctions with his brother and donald trump. he never said trump's name. he never had to. he described the person and persona that we have come to see from donald trump. the kind of character that has drawn so many supporters to him, but the point that george w. bush was trying to make is america shouldn't go for somebody who preys on the fears and frustrations, but instead go for a strong and steady hand. somebody who is not necessarily the loudest person in the room. >> the presidency is the serious job that requires sound judgment and good ideas. and there's no doubt in my mind that jeb bush has the experience and the character to be a grea

taken to the ground, the escalation comes from the mrs. sister. you won't believe what she does. >> oh! >> in no country should you slap >> in no country should you slap a cop. >> back off. >> gives her a shove to get out of the way. we are doing our job. she don't like that. >> back off. back off. >> these cops are being extraordinarily patient. >> it looks like they're getting his hands behind his back. she comes, gets involved, refuses to move away. and then -- >> oh! >> -- she gets a face full of pepper spray. i'm like, are you guys watching the same situation i am? >> okay. i do believe there is a thing of excessive force. but this is not excessive enough. like, they should have been like girl bye. >> now all that happened, it seems to be the situation is starting to calm down. you can see the young lady sister wife is on the floor, the guy in the back he's getting himself handcuffed. and towards the end the woman behind the camera says -- >> it's all on camera. >> it's all on camera. the cop goes, good! i'm glad it's all on camera. since thi

. >>> the worst luck with escalators. this one is very crowded, a bunch of people taking it instead of the stairs. look what happens in an instant. >> i freak out about that all of the time. you're thereon with a sea of humanity and you think what is the weight of these people. themselves at the bottom of the escalator. only high minor injuries. >>> a guy stuck his camera up above and he caught this. why he captured a wheel of a time. >> and a prankster hands a stranger water balloons. how things get heated. think of it as a quesadilla that speaks fluent italian olive garden olay regenerist plumping surface cells for a dramatic transformation without the need for fillers. your concert tee might show your age...your skin never will. olay regenerist. olay. ageless. micro-sculpting eyeswirl. it instantly hydrates itch relief. scratch relief. winter relief. medicated lotion relief. plus an extra strength gold bon >>> closed captioning provided by --d >>> for decades now, motorcycles have been putting smiles on my face for man

he's escalating. yes. this morning justin's body was found. he had been hung. he had been stuffed in a box left in an alley. officers say his brown hair had been dyed black. connie's still missing. so he probably still has her. why would he reject justin overnight but keep the first male victim for two days? something about him didn't work out. look at his neck. he was hung multiple times. the question is, what does he do with connie? he could make her watch him abuse the men or have asphyxiative sex with them. well, a brunette male and a woman are crucial to this guys fantasy. well, he's kept conn. maybe she's the object of his desire. well, our first order of business is finding her and then making sure he doesn't do this again. wheels up in 30. shh, shh. please, please, just tell me where justin is. shh, shh, shh. please, tell me what you did with him. please, just tell me that he's ok, please. connie, i can't do that. [whimpering] just like this... there, like that. there. there. just stay there. [sobbing] boo-hoo. boo-hoo-hoo. say cheese. [sobbing] found i

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by every stretch of the imagination this has been escalation after escalation, these past few days. you've seen saudi arabia really expressing its anger very publicly about how powerful hezbollah has gotten in lebanon. now you see saudi arabia and the saudi backed yemen regime government also making these accusations, these very public accusations that hezbollah, as they say, is not just assisting militarily the houthi rebels in yemen, but that they are training them and that they are helping them plot attacks inside yemen and inside of saudi arabia. now this is certainly not the first time that saudi arabia has levelled charges towards hes and iran, that they are assisting the houthi rebels in yemen. but now they are stating that they have evidence. yemen's government has said that they are going to be taking that evidence to the u.n. now saudi arabia has released in this video a portion of dh you showed a moment ago. -- of which you showed a moment ago. this ratcheting up at a time when there is more tension in the region, more pronounced by saudi arabia and iran. it has been goin

. >>> turkey and russia in a war of words, as fighting escalates inside syria. >>> you're watching al jazeera live from doha. also coming up, a ugandan opposition leader running for penalty is arrested while campaigning in the capitol. >>> i'm in stoke home, sweden where aid workers and officials are struggle to figure out how to best help child refugees and migrants who have arrived here alone in the past year. >>> hello, we begin with a series of airstrikes across syria with the majority taking operation close to its northern border with turkey. in the town of azaz, 14 were killed when missiles hit a children's hospital, a school and other locations. turkey is blaming russia for the attack. doctors without borders says a clinic has been destroyed in idlib province, killing seven. the medical group said either syrian government or russian forces are responsible. in aleppo, this video apparently shows the aftermath of an air strike on the district, an entire building collapsed. crossing over to our correspondent zeina hodor joining us from the turkey, syria border. tell us why there s

police say it started as a fight and then escalated to gunfire two blocks away from the parade route. >>> "the new york times" reports former secretary of state

expected things to escalate and is just thankful the gun didn't go off. you can hear from him tonight at eleven. he did file a police report with says he turned in all his uncut video from that ride. it's a gross misdemeanor to point a firearm at someone. back to you. a new viral challenge is spreading... and it has found its way to the valley. this trend is called-- put em in a coffin. here is some video from youtube. in the challenge people run-- and hurl their bodies on objects-- from tables to store displays to the hoods of people's cars... and it is causing some major damage. a group of teens were caught on camera last week... near whitney ranch and galleria. police say they took the challenge-- damaging the hood of a pick-up truck... they then went on to vandalize the neighborhood-- by knocking over trash cans and throwing fruit at homes. one juvenile was arrested... police are looking for at least two more suspects. a memorial has now been set up at the malheur wildlife refuge in southeastern oregon... in honor of rancher lavoy finicum. the display

meanwhile, the syrian conflict is escalating on other fronts.e north of the country, syrian government forces have made gains against the rebels, but kurdish forces are attacking rebels. that is causing anger in turkey. turkey itself has shelled kurdish positions in syria. all of this as the u.s. clings to and tries to make a peace plan work that would see a cease-fire in the country in the next couple days. again, at this point in time, it appears in syria, the violence, if anything, is escalating. >> frederik pleitgen, thank you. >>> new york city police are investigating elliot spitzer's involvement in the hotel. a 25-year-old woman claims the former new york governor choked her in a hotel room this weekend. they say the unidentified woman claims spitzer was her boyfriend. the woman was hospitalized the same night with self inflicted cuts to her wrist. eliot spitzer has not been charged. spitzer resigned as governor in the wake of the prostitution scandal. >>> and medicaid cover is debated over the contaminated water in flint, michigan. 15,00

and so, this is one of 40 escalators that we built. jim: used to be a place to get a hot dog, hamburger scattered here or there. that whole fan experience has changed. >> now, we' ve doubled the restrooms, tripled the concessions, really created a space where fans can be engaged. they can actually have social opportunities, relax and enjoy, great seating, but at the end of the day, we used to be a ground level with a grandstand on it. now we' ve got wide open concourses stretching 9/ 10 of a mile long great height on it, , great feel to it. probably the most imporatnt thing if you look at this is the drip shield above us. in florida, we have rain once in a while, and in the old under the old grandstands, probably as wet as you would in the rain, but now we' ll be dry. we can sit down and we will be dry. everytime i walk out into the stadium, i just go, wow. the sight lines, you can see the whole racetrack from here, pit lane, all these new seats. 101,000 brand-new seats with chair backs, cupholders, i think we have done a great job mak

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they are standing at the top of the escalator here for tracks 3 and 1 and you can see up there. and a commuter rail employee is hollering out on a catch by folks going to stoughton track three and tough make a hole as people funnel through and go down the escalator and it's kind of controlled chaos but i've been surprised how reasonable most folks have been and throwtheir hands up like they got used to it last winter when things were so awful. they are rolling with the punches and they understand this is going to be a two-hour ride home. many told me it was an hour and a half to get in. so right now, you can see the crowd once again collecting here at the top of the escalator as they are waiting for the location to be called out. so they can funnel down and get on a train and finally get this trip underway. reporting live from the back bay station, ken macleod, wbz news. >> it's like expectations are so low people are not as upset as they might but for some patience for the t has run out. >> understandably. commuters are furious and frustrated by what they had to go through and

anxiety in 2011 when secure a work that it said -- he said the sessions usually ended with a hug which escalated to massages at his home. things really spiraled out of control when the counselor drove the patient to a park, got naked, and tried to have sex with her. the department found out in a written complaint in 2013. deputies were notified in 2014. he was able to get two more jobs is counselor after that. the counselors fighting the

where the picking on the middle schoolers and today the 10th grader decided to pull out a knife and escalate what clearly is some type of bullying going on.

the syrian government is escalating on other fronts.f the country, syrian forces have made gains against rebels, but kurdish forces are attacking rebels as well. that is causing anger in turkey. turkey itself has shelled kurdish positions in syria. all of this as the u.s. clings to a peace plan work that would see a cease-fire here in the country in the next couple days. again, at this point in time, it appears the violence in syria is escalating. miguel and alison. >>> thank you, fred. new york city police investigating eliot spitzer's alleged involvement in the violence in the hotel. a 25-year-old woman claims the former new york governor choked her in a hotel room this weekend. they say the woman claimed spitzer was her boyfriend. she told them they had an argument that turned physical. the woman was also in the hospital the same night with self inflicted cuts to her wrists. spitzer has not been charged. a spokesperson has denied the allegation. spitzer resigned in 2008 in the wake of the prostitution scandal and later hosted a show

at the same time, the conflict has escalated to the point where we want to work very hard to try to deescalate it. the vice president discussed this last week. the more it is going on, the more it drives people to the ranks of the extreme militarism. which is very dangerous. we want to protect turkey against the pkk. that's something we're going to continue to help them do. we also want to strengthen the kurds in northern syria. they are joined a conglomeration , build a coalition force with arabs and christians under the banner of the syrian democratic forces. they put out a political platform. it makes clear they want to be part of syria.

it is clearly an escalation. >> clearly. the hq 9 is essentially the russian s-300 and eventually they're going to get s-400 and it's going to be more advanced. what they're trying to do is close off the air space of the south china sea. in the east china sea in november 2013 they declared their air defense identification zone. they're probably going to do the same in the south china sea but before they do that they want all these antiair missile batteries so they can enforce it. >> these areas are disputed, only claimed by vietnam where they put the surface to air missile system but also other islands are claimed by a half dozen countries in the area.and this is a time when china is trying to project its economic influence throughout the region. so why alienate its neighbors? >> really what they're doing is creating a lot of enemies as you pointed out. you have all the nations surrounding the south china sea, what's interesting there is the united states is there because we defend the global commons but now china and india

, i' m a veteran of 26 years and i need those escalators and elevators. i enjoyed that. >> the flow, i think folks are flowing in and out a lot better at a venue this large. amanda: if you are not a nascar fan, there will be other opportunities for you to enjoy event here at the speedway. on memorial day weekend, they have already booked a large country music festival. in daytona beach, amanda ober, wesh 2 news. stewart: an argument leaves -- leads to angry customers trashing a location. a woman says that the workers are being disrespectful. according to workers, three men later came to the business and knocked over the cash register, through pizza boxes and food and the woman along with several people face burglary charges. troopers say driver suffered a medical emergency causing a crash that killed two people on a golf cart in sumter county. the suv crashed into a golf cart and a person yesterday two women on one of the golf carts died, one was from new york, the other was from the villages, the pedestrian was also tears the injured. the driver of the s

the purpose is to teach people how before they escalate -- and possibly become violent. (carletta knox-seymour/cedar rapids onestrong coalition) "too we started taking more upfront, up close, personal observations, and how can we move this thing forward? attendees learned methods of communication similar to what police officers learn to prevent these difficult situations. a kwwl follow-up. a fundraiser is happening today to help buy an eastern iowa a new service dog. todd bevans had to put his dog arvo down last month... to help bevans get a new dog , the bluebird cafe in north liberty is holding a fundraiser to help buy a new dog. the fundraiser is happening all day - and the restaurant closes at nine. the average cost of a service dog is about 25 thousand dollars. schools in dubuque next school year. after not having spring break for a few years, the dubuque bring back a week long spring break. this comes after the district sent out email asking parents their input. about a third said they didn't want a spring break. but a slightly higher numbers do support the change.

, without having someone to de-escalate them. and that has to do with their case manager, that has to do with having access to the lot of the services out there that can help them." - pat schafer - parent of client here's how it works: polk county faces a $7 million dollar gap in its budget to continue offering services like the rapid re-housing program. it gets its money from property taxes...and those taxes have been capped by lawmakers at around $30 dollars since 1996. supporters of the county's mental health and disability services are asking lawmakers to raise that cap to about $47 dollars...the extra $17 dollars per person would give the county the funding it needs to keep going. 15:35:46 "we need to have the services. bottom line, we need the services. if they're gone, especially, i'm thinking in terms of the mobile crisis unit - i know in our family, we've used it a couple of times with our son when he was younger, and once when he was anult. if that goes, then there es your liaison for help." - t schafer - rent of client

. >>> the worst luck with escalators. this one is very crowded, a bunch of people taking it instead of the stairs. look what happens in an instant. >> i freak out about that all of the time. you're thereon with a sea of humanity and you think what is the weight of these people. all of these people crashing on escalator. only high minor injuries. >>> a guy stuck his camera up above and he caught this. why he captured a wheel of a time. >> and a prankster hands a stranger water balloons. how things get heated. think of it as a quesadilla that speaks fluent italian olive garden olay regenerist renews from within... plumping surface cells for a dramatic transformation withtht the need for fillele. your concert tee might show your age...your skin never will. olay regenerist. olay. ageless. it instantly hydrates to plump and lift. introducing longhorn's big, bold, steaks. the only way to make em' better was to make em' bigger. our new center cut 10 ounce filet. our perfectly seasoned 16 ounce t-bone. and our fire grilled 18 oun

and take escalators, no more. i'm done. >> stairs for everybody. >> where is elevator. >> elevators or stairs. >> yes. >> interesting, bob, i'm glad you are here. i know were you late coming in today. we have surveillance footage of you driving over ben franklin bridge. >> yes. >> hold on. >> i came through toll plaza, and then how fast are you going here. >> about a 100, 108. >> interesting. >> early morning meeting, there was no traffic. >> by the way, that is exclusive footage. >> exclusive. >> that was of jahlil okafor's car from the 76ers being followed by a police cruiser pulled over doing 108. he got find. >> $439 or somewhere around there. >> i saw people on twitter saying leave him alone there is nobody on the bridge. >> when he got into philadelphia a a, those tractor trailers pull over. luckily nobody was hurt. >> good morning, it is february 23rd, 2016. lets get right to the weather. it will be raining. >> it is rolling from south to north and giving us a five out of ten in weather by the numbers today

. >> reporter: the fear is that the criminal might escalate to poison. >> it's either going to escalate to something differently or they're going to continue do bhag they're doing. >> reporter: there is at least one person of interest. >> what we thought was maybe an incident between two residents disagreeing has now escalated to a bigger case. >> reporter: if they catch the person or persons what perpetrated this crime, they will surely get the attention of a prosecutor in a court of law. but they will also get the media's attention, which will put them in the harsh light of the court of public opinion. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a federal judge today sentenced the co owner of a now closed petaluma slaughterhouse to a year and a day in prison for deliberately selling sick cattle for human consumption. 77-year-old jessie amaral junior pleaded guilty to conspiracy to sell adulterated meat. an investigation led to a recall of 8.7 million pounds of beef in february 2014. three other defendants have also pleaded guilty to charges against them and are due to be sentenced later on this y

gilbert spoke with us about the escalation training. reporter: david and lind a that is one of the hottest topics right now across the country for all law foemt agencies and hairy is -- harry is the master of the escalation. the course that's he's taught on this subject is already keeping them safe and his community safe as well. a nice packed village beat i have church to congratulate the recruits. he's a consultant. he taught the 14 rookies how to keep their cool in heated occasions. he says staying professional can turn a deadly situation around. here's your options. this is why i'm asking to you do this. whenever it's safe for me to do that, i want our officers to do that. when they do that, they turn to professionalism up one more notch. reporter: they agree since he came on board as a consultant, the department's use of force has gone down. >> they are doing a better job at communicating with individuals on the street both in criminal events and just in day to kaylyn ins with the community. it's making our relationship with the co

the obama administration has been very careful not to do any sort of escalation because it wants to b see the unity government take control inside libya. it is very much concerned about the perception that the u.s. may be carrying out unilateral attacks inside the country something which the president barack obama has been loathe to do unless his aides have felt it's in the u.s. national security interest. when asked what would be in the national security interest, they refused to comment. >>> turkey blames wfg in the attack in ankara that killed 28 people. but in the last several hours the freedom falcons say it was behind the bombing in response to presidente president erdogan's policies. we have reports from the syrian--turkish border. >> turkey is targeting positions at the ypga syrian kurdish armed group. the government said it has evidence that a suicide car bomber who targeted a bus full of soldiers in ankara on wednesday was a ypg member, and that he received help from the outlawed kurdistan workers party or the pkk inside turkey. >> we have critical data on this attack. turke

. >> they will use other skills and tools to do that and if it takes 10 hours to de-escalate that, they will spend the 10 hours to de-escalate that. >> he traveled to scotland to see how other officers there trained. tte vast majority of police are unarmed and rely on de- escalaaion ttchniques. denver police changed a policy after the controversial case involving jessica hernandez. she was shot and killed after police said she drove a car at them. murphy was sent home yesterday. there's a look at the hotel, he was visiting his brother who brought a young woman to the hotel. and his brother was cited for human trafficking. although practice squad safety ryan murphy was not sided by police, we decided we would continue super bowl preparation without him. >>> lisa hidalgo and eric lupher are joining us from california. >> reporter: i feel amazing. 5 hours -- it's a wonder what we are down now at the embarcadero area. >> reporter: look at this moon. >> reporter: it is chilly when you have some of the wind coming off. it's been quiet. we took a nice little tour yesterday on my facebook live

upward moving escalator settling into a downward moving escalator causing an avalanche of people.isten up. take the stairs. >> retired homicide detective and i have followed similarities. the multitude of bodies. >> be ready. ♪ >> may 12010. terrifying young woman runs down the stairs of a long island beach home frantically dialing 911. >> trying to kill me. the stature where she was. in the darkness. >> nearly six years later we were back at the same location. retired homicide detective gary britain and i have followed similarities. the multitude of bodies found along ocean parkway and long island to this gated community nearby. this is where shannon disappeared. there we met attorney john ray investigating the death on behalf of the family. >> trace the path. >> and be ready. usually some trouble. >> stairs from residents met us. he has had the police called on him while being in this committee more than a few times. back in 2010 a driver dropped her off. hired her. >> on the 2nd floor is the party room. >> something went wrong. flying down the stairs down the driveway and onto

tensions escalate as you have presidential polls. they detained the opposition candidate after a day of delays at the ballot boxed. i'm sarah kelly, thank you for joining us. it has been called a make or break summit. leaders are meeting to discuss challenges that threaten to pull the block apart. migration remains a thorn in the eu side. it is britain that is top of the agenda tonight. prime minister david cameron is desperate to extract confessions from his partners over his country's membership. he needs or forms to take home for voters or britain could become the first country to ever leave the eu after a promised referendum. >> it might be sagging, but it is still there. the british prime minister warns it could appear if the conditions aren't met. >> we will take the deal but i will not take a deal that doesn't meet what we need. >> the deal he wants is a series of reforms which would return significant decision-making powers to london. he seeks to opt out of the desire to move towards an ever closer union. cameron wants to res

. >> lynn: it may be a prank, and the community is very concerned that it could escalate into something worse. the neighborhood in orlrldo. >> reporter: the homeowner was surprised to say the least when sh opened up her mailbox and found a dead catfish inside. she's worried that it may be kids playing pranks, but it could escalate. >> he delivered something more than the mail. when he opened up the mailbox, he found a large dead catfish inside. >> i was honestly in shock because it doesn't makak any sense. it's one of those things, it's just why? >> reporter: that's the big question, and turns out that she's not the only one asking. according to a facebook page for osceola residents, two other people reported something similar this week. someone threw a catfish onto a yard. mailbox. >> i have no idea why somebody would want to do that. why a catfish? >> reporter: the 12-inch long fish may have been alive when it early monday morning. >> if you look, you can still see all of dirt and all of the nasty sludge that was there from him. >> reporter: she said no one else on her street received

an instructor from the eastern iowa mediation services will speak with participants on how to de- escalate a hostile situation. for example, if there were an argument in the workplace, an individual could step in to m me sure both the commission hopes by providing this training, it could cut back on the number of civil rights complaints filed. both sides are recognized, it's easier to come to an agrgrment. 25:56-26:12 "people just, they don't get the full story. something happens to them and they're only seeing it from their side, where as in mediation you get to see both sides and see some of the purposes and reasons people did things." participants will be trained on different ways to facilitate and advocate during a mediation. along with when and how deeply involved a mediator should get. the commission will hold three more trainings talking about other topics like equal housing, opportunities, and public accommodatio ns throughout the year. the training this morning start at 10 at the cedar rapids police department community room. chrisisnd nicole, back to you. thanks a lot brea. a for