. >> a little grainy. >> i was going for grainy. >> it's -- not terribly sweet. >> i didn't want it theerriblytringent. >> a little grainy, not tear blow sweet, astringent cappuccino. >> is there enough slack to improve, manage expectations? >> for your first attempt i would say that it is better than some things i have tasted. hey, you are in a good spot. >> all right. so i am never going to know all that pete knows. i am probably not pronouncing the names of the beans right. >> palomar. la loma. el roble. i sound like ricardo montabaum. >> bless you. >> pete does assure me he can teach me how to taste coffee like a pro. a process they call cupping. >> the cupping room. >> to the cupping room. >> we are going to grind these guys. not too coarse. not too fine. >> pete, what do you think of the aeropress? >> the aeropress is ugliest scoff fee br coffee brewed out there. >> every now and then, troy need to ask a question. i don't know, he forgets he is a cameraman. so freaking fan of coffee, can't stop himself. he is not done yet. don't know why i am here. honestly. >> this is great. tables move

grainy footage from a surveillance camera caught much of the incident. after the shooting - there was looting. and protestors threw fireworks at officers. local officials are calling for calm. meantime, 'occupy oakland' is planning a protest tomorrow. with the announced intention of ruining christmas for police. an occupy blog says its members want to make sure bay area police don't get time off for the holiday. the downtown oakland protest is in response to what the movement feels is police brutality across the nation. the presidents of the three biggest northern california police unions are speaking out about the recent protests against police. the union heads representing san francisco, oakland and san jose published a letter today. saying the demonstrations have gone from being about free speech -- to villifying officers. the union leaders say they're concerned about the safety of police.and are asking for more constructive talks. still ahead.the little dog in sacramento who has astonished everyone by being around this christmas. we'll explain. a war

even these grainy, digitally zoomed in shots were something to be cherished. >> there will always bepace for you in the london bureau. you got to spend some time with the royals. >> i was 10 rows over and one section over. next to them -- who is the most glamorous person? >> we will be back in a minute with some holiday cheer in the latest from our advent calendar after this. ♪ >> it is our absolute favorite part of the show. it is a person who is dear to our hearts, but reynolds. some of his best memorabilia is hiding -- hitting the auction blocks. >> next "taking stock." sayonara. ♪ >> this is what i am taking stock of on tuesday, december 9, 2014. . prices fell. stocks in china fell the most since 2009 and socks and grace filled the most since 19 seven. x>> rates continue to be suppressed. ultimately, and we returns will be somewhat

for the crowd huddled around my camera, even these grainy digitally zoomed in shots were something toerished. >> griffin you got to spend some time with the royals. >> i was 10 rows behind them. there is will, there is kate. next to them, dikembe mutombo and kevin shakey. who was the most glamorous person in that group? >> kevin shakey. we will be back after this. ♪ >> it is our favorite part of the show, the advent calendar revealed. today, burt reynolds. some of his memorabilia is hitting the auction block. up next, taking stock. >> i am pimm fox and this is what i am taking stock of on december 9, 2014. global stock prices fell today. china tightened bank lending requirements, and investors were concerned because of greek elections. stockton china fell the most in 2009. and the greek exchange tumbled the most and 1987. blackrock's larry fink expects equity buying to slow down. >> i think it will start moderating. if interest rates continue to be suppressed i think ultimately, equity return is going to be somewhat muted. >>

our interest is with these grainy and people, helping them to advance their choice to move to closerntegration with european institutions. this is not anti-russia. this is pro-ukraine. >> so many people have died. what hope do you hold out for these peace talks that are supposed to restart this week? >> as you say, one of the great tragedies are the hundreds of casualties that have happened since september 5 when the minsk agreement was framed. russia, implemented by it provides a path toward de-escalation. done so.s not it has not withdrawn his forces and heavy weapons. it has not released all the prisoners. talks can gethese the minsk agreement back on track. says het poroshenko will declare a day of silence tomorrow, regardless of what happens in the talks. we hope that happens. there has been too much violence and suffering because of russia's actions. >> russia is facing sanctions from the west and oil prices are plunging. is there an incentive for vladimir putin to make peace in the ukraine? >> we hope so. this is about providing incentives for russia to change its strategic ca

for the latest -- >> these grainy objects floating on the java sea are almost certainly bits of the missingasia flight that disappeared sunday morning. the most compelling evidence is what we cannot show you -- bodies of passengers floating nearby. this indonesian helicopter crew recovered at least one of them. the official announcement confirmed what many feared but also knew was all but inevitable. >> the plan for airasia now is to ensure we work with all the regulators to ensure we bring a speedy conclusion for the families and that we continue supporting the family's through this -- families through this. it will not change anything. a horrible, horrible experience. but we will try to do our best right now. >> for the families of the missing, the distress was doubled when a local tv channel broadcast pictures of the bodies floating in the sea. it was quickly withdrawn, but the damage was done. we now almost certainly know where the plane crashed, but not why. indonesia -- at indonesia's maine weather center, i was shown satellite pictures from sunday morning. the red is a storm cell 600

mon this could be seen in grainy video pacing back and forth.he 50-year-old had a lengthy criminal record and was already known to authorities. he had asked for an isis flag to be delivered to the cafe. >> it is an isolate the incident. do in the let this incident bring about any loss of confidence about working or visiting in our city. with the act of an individualism a handful of hostages escaped the cafe earlier in the standoff. after it was over others were carried out on stretchers. two died along with the gunman. police are counseling family members not far from the crime scene. craig boswell for "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> a football rivalry turns into political theater. >>> a philadelphia councilman lashes out at new jersey governor chris christie after he was spotted sitting with the owner of the dallas cowboys last night. that's coming up. >>> plus a local visit from president obama. kathy. >> in weather we're talking about mild temperatures but rain will be moving in. then looking ahead to the weekend, a chance of snow. we'

the unprovoked attack last month was captured by a surveillance camera but the video is pretty grainy. investigators say it shows three young men killing 67-year- old ty lamb, a disabled homeless man who used a crutch to get around. lamb was sleeping outside a building on sutter street and was attacked twice by the same people between 11:00 p.m. and midnight. >> this attack is extremely brutal in nature around the fact that they left, came back and resumed the attack, i think it speaks volumes about how bad it was. >> investigators believe the suspects came into the area on muni or b.a.r.t., may have been involved in a flash mob event before the deadly attack. >>> morgan hill police are looking for more possible victims of an elementary schoolteacher accused of molesting his students. 52-year-old john arthur lloyd was arrested in october after police received reports that he molested a female student during class. lloyd was a teacher at morgan hill's paradise elementary school. he also taught in the past at several elementary schools in hollister. to date, four victims have been ident

. >> reporter: grainy video from the coast guard shows a navy destroyer rescuing ingram. >> i got really lucky. but it's all about these guys. they're real live heroes. >> reporter: he was sailing from molokai to the island of lanai on thanksgiving when bad weather knocked his 25-foot vessel onto its side flinging him into the water. >> thought i was going to die. i flung myself in and hung in there. >> reporter: with no mast and no radio communication, it didn't look good. >> i was out of water but i hydrated on fish. i'm a fisherman so i caught fish. wasn't as good as a sushi bar, but that's how i hydrated. >> reporter: in a move he fashioned a makeshift radio out of a coat hanger and some wire launching the garbled mayday message that eventually brought him home. >> i'm a little dazed right now and headed to the bar. >> reporter: his legs might be shaken but his faith in people is not. joe fryer, nbc news, los angeles. >> here's to you. that's our broadcast on a wednesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we of course hope you can join us right back here tom

he could be seen in grainy video during the standoff pacing back and forth. the 50-year-old had a lengthy criminal record and was already known to authorities. he had asked for an isis flag to be delivered to the cafe'. >> as the siege unfolded yesterday, he sought to cloak his actions with the symbolism of the isis death consult. >>reporter: a handful of hostages escaped the cave a earlier in the standoff. others were carried out on stretchers two died along with the gunman. craig boswell, cbs news washington. >>> police are not yet saying whether the hostages were killed by the gunman or died in the crossfire. a 34-year-old man and 38-year- old woman were killed. >>> shiny new and out of service after just two weeks. why bart's half billion dollar tram couldn't stand up to the storm. the tiny object that triggered a major domino effect. >>> technology could save lives , now a major development is bringing this earthquake warning system a step closer to your smartphone. >>> he's one of a kind. >> rudolph is m.i.a. tonight. 200-pound symbol of christmas cheer

police say grainy surveillance video shows the teenager putting up his arm before he was shot. >> when the officer came there, the video shows that the thief pointed a gun that had been recovered. >> the 18-year-old victim has been identified as antonio marchin. there is a full investigation. >>> we go to berkeley, california, a candlelight vigil under way in the east bay to mourn a teen shot in missouri today. it's the second bay area protest of the afternoon. the first came earlier in san francisco, where protesters briefly blocked streets. the near daily protests are taxing the police agencies and now the unions representing many of those officers are asking protesters to change their tactics. nbc bay area's mark matthews has been tracking the demonstrations and is live from berkeley with more. >> reporter: we're here at austin way and martin luther king jr., in a park where the protest was to begin at 5:00. behind me, there are seven people gathered on this christmas eve. we'll let you know if that number increases. we'll be here over the hour. earlier today, there was a much large

and in october, a grainy photo send a swedish navy scrambling to search for a covert russian sub but it slipped away. moscow's real message to europe and the u.s. is unmistakable and clear. we are back and we can penetrate your defenses at will. tom? >> thank you. >>> we turn to the weather now, the west coast cleaning up from the massive storm, the record rain and powerful winds, including this extraordinary tornado in los angeles. take a look at that. the mud slides, the rocks and mud tumbling down the hill, burying those homes up to their roofs. tonight, they not just cleaning up by shoring up against new storms. abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano in california. it looks beautiful out is there but that is going to change. right? >> reporter: yeah, we have another storm coming up and this berm behind me has been put in place v place to protect this community the entire winter. and the storm is hitting northern california. the rains will spread south and east and the heaviest rains here in so-cal tomorrow night. rainfall amounts, less than we have seen with the past storm. the

we got a picture from him yesterday and the picture was pretty grainy. he is engaged, indeed.nk he is selling the stock that he owns but he has a vast number of shares in the company in the form of options that he hasn't exercised. in terms of the percentage of the overall stake of the company, while he has sold 75 percent of his exercised shares, he has millions of options that he has not used. >> does this make him one of the biggest non-founder sellers in recent history? >> we had a guest on yesterday and they pull together some numbers about some of the big sellers of non-founders selling shares in the last year. there are some big names. sheryl sandberg, thomas kurian. seagate.zco at there has been some really big shareholdings of non-founders of other companies. what dick costolo does pales in comparison. >> twitter has been under a lot of pressure lately, highly scrutinized about product issues, costello's leadership himself. widely differing opinions on how well twitter is doing. why is he doing this now? >> it is such a small amount it is overall holdings of the compa

it's kind of a grainy picture.y needs a new phone. >> i like that he's engaged. >> is engaged with his tweeting, indeed. he is selling the stock he owned, but he has a vast number of shares in the company in the form of options that he has not exercised that he could exercise. in terms of the percentage of his overall stake of the company, while he sold 75% of his exercised shares, he has millions of options he has not exercised worth hundreds of millions of dollars. >> does this make him one of the biggest non-founder sellers? agholord a guest from yesterday. the talk about the big sellers, non-founders selling shares in the last year. sheryl sandberg selling $572 million worth of stock. oracle, $385 million worth of stock. seagate, he ist selling shares. there have been some really big shareholdings of non-founders of other companies. what dick costolo is doing pales in comparison. >> twitter has been under a lot of pressure lately, highly scrutinized about product issues, dick costolo's leadership himself, widel

. >> there are grainy images from the american civil war and contemporary pictures of holocaust survivors in ukraine. another world war ii image, this helmet from nagasaki after the atomic bomb was dropped, a piece of skull fused inside. documenting unspeakable human rights abuses were commitmentsed in libya. >> you see this entrance to an underground bunker and human rights workers found life and dead bodies within those areas after the revolution. >> kabul became for photographer simon norfolk a museum of warfare. >> if you went to where the you you mujahideen were fighting, it's been nipped at. >> his pictures show a story of conflict and death. you can't make the photograph too grotesque, but then it won't be used won't be seen. but you can't make the picture pretty, either, because war isn't. >> it gives visitors a new perspective on conflict and the time to reflect on how war impacts people's lives. jessica baldwin, al jazeera, london. >>> last year a nasa contracted rocket burst into flames right after liftoff. >> testing engines at 108%. >> the explosion dashed the dreams of four

-- the unprovoked attacks last month was captured on surveillance camera but the video is pretty grainy. it shows three young men killing 67-year-old thai lamb. lamb was sleeping outside a building unshutter street and attacked twice for the same people between 11:00 p.m. and midnight. >> this attack is extremely brutal. i think it speaks volumes about how bad it was. >> investigators believe the suspects came into the area and may have been involved in a san francisco flash mob event before that deadly attack. >>> rain in the bay area means snow up in the sierra. coming up in 25 minutes, chain restrictions for you drivers. plus how much snow is expected to fall on the summit by tomorrow. >> and a teenager in a dire situation. how he ended up stuck in a chimney and what it took to rescue him. >> and right now we still have a lot of flooding out there. please be careful as you are driving. a little flooding could be hard to see in some of the off ramps >> some of the rain and thunderstorms have let up a little bit. it will still be tough going this morning. we're not done yet. we do have

the video is grainy but investigators say it shows three young men killing 67-year- old thai lamb. disabled homeless man who used crutches to get around. he was sleeping outside of a building and attacked twice by the same people between 11:00 p.m. and midnight. >> this attack is extremely brutal. [ inaudible ] >>> but first stuck in the chimney. not santa claus. teenager ended up there and how rescuers were able to get them out. >> pretty heavy rain coming down in the north bay. right here on the golden gate bridge. it doesn't look like it's too bad. novato we had slow traffic because of heavy rain and a couple crashes. >> and that makes sense. about 3.5-4 inches of rain in parts of sal ma snow ma. >>> welcome back to the morning news. democrats in the state senate unvailed their new plan for more funding ering for the uc system and block a tuition hike. the proposed plan includes a 17% tuition hike for out of state students. it would also eliminate a middle class scholarship program that averages about $900 a year. the democrats plan would also take more money out of the general

the video is grainy. investigators say it shows three young men killing 67-year- old ty lamb, a disabled homeless man. he used to a crutch to get around. he was sleeping on sutter street outside of a building. he was attacked twice by the same people between 11:00 p.m. and midnight. >> this attack is extremely brutal in nature and the fact that they left, came back and resumed the attack, i think it speaks volumes about how bad it actually was. >> investigators think the suspects rode on muni or b.a.r.t. to get to this area. they may have been involved in a flash mob event before that deadly attack. >>> 7:11. we're continuing our storm coverage for the next two hours. the heavy rain not only causing problems on the roadways, the major delays we're seeing. >>> the heavy rain is coming with a hefty price tag for some homeowners. up next, the biggest issues that caused leaks and flooding and how you can avoid a soggy mess. >>> and some commutes are still very, very slow. still raining pretty hard. but here o

in sydney, australia, a gunman seen in this grainy image is demanding a phone call with australia's primell free one hostage in exchange for a flag representing the terror group isis. now this hostage drama began to unfold more than 15 hours ago at 9:30 a.m. local time. a woman reported a man carrying a bag that she described as suspicious. minutes later, that man entered the cafe and took approximately 20 people hostage. fast forward more than six hours and some captives managed to escape. first three man ran to safety. an hour and a half later, two women managed to escape. earlier we heard from one correspondent that watched every development from a window overlooking the coffee shop. >> he's carrying what appears to be a pump action shotgun. that often coming in the frame of the windows, close to the hostages themselves. let's talk about them. we'v we've counted 15 different faces forced against the windows over eight to nine hours. not the 50 that had been speculated earlier. i think that number is wildly inaccurate. we're talking about that number, 15 people. combination of men and w

investigators say this grainy surveillance video is proof the teen suspect was raising a gun when policehot and killed him. protesters say it is not proof of anything. shoplifting. whág$e officer came there, the video shows that the thief pointed a gun that has been recovered. >> the 18-year-old killed has been identified as antonio martin. the officer involved has been placed on administrative leave while the city investigates. >>> tonight a memorial continues to grow for the two nypd officers killed while in their patrol car last weekend. both killed by a suspect, angry about the recent police shootings across the nation. today new york's mayor reiterated his promise to protect officers as security has stepped up. the son of one of the fallen officers spoke out today for the first time. >> knowing my father was a universally loved man has been a universat it oved man has been a easier for our family. my father was an incredible man, he was a hero, he was an incredible husband to my mother. and he was a real dedicated officer. he truly cared about the people of new york city. >> heavy s

. >> for 50 years, this grainy, 62-second film has captivated the world. >> it was analyzed by the royal force in 1965. and they measured the object you can see in the film. and they say it's six feet wide across, five feet high out of the water. it moves up to ten miles per hour. as it's moving, it gets lower in the water. and their assessment is it's not a boat, can't be a submarine. so it must be some form of unknown animate object. [ bagpipes ] >> despite inconclusive evidence, monster hunters and tourists flock to the shores of loch ness, hoping to get a glimpse of nessie. >> we came for a whiskey tour. and i said we've got to see nessie. hopefully, he's gonna up for us. >> but sightings are rare, which may only feed the obsession. >> since 1991, i've been full-time living on the side of loch ness hunting for whatever the explanation to this mystery is. >> steve feltham's father brought him to the loch in 1970 when he was just 7 years old. he's been obsessed with the legend ever since. >> since i've been here, i found out that the loch ness monster is extremely elusive and we're sti

in october, this grainy photo and advanced sonar data, to scour the waters off stockholm. the russians deny everything. but the swedes and nato aren't buying it. they said russia practiced a practice bombing run over stockholm last year. it's all part of moscow's message to europe and the u.s., we're back and we can pierce your defenses. martha? >> thanks, terry, that sounds dangerous. >>> let's take this on with our abc contributor and former state department official, steven ganyard. let's start from that vantage point. how dangerous was this? >> very dangerous. any time you're flying airplanes without the transponder on in a very crowded commercial air space it's dangerous. because air traffic controllers can't see it. remember, in the previous incident, we came within 300 feet of russian airplane and another aircraft, so it's very dangerous. >> lot of these intercepts lately, a dutch f-16 that intercepted a russian plane. take us through that. >> an unprecedented numbers of sorties coming out of russia, it's like back to the future. you got to launch airplanes out of n

it's pretty grainy there. can you see moments later the officer shot and killed the suspect. the video is difficult to make it out, but the suspect does raise his arm. it's unclear from this video, though, if he had a gun. that's just what the department is saying. the officer confronted the suspect while responding to reports of stealing from a gas station. shortly after the shooting, nearly 300 people protested near the scene. some even threw bricks and explosives. >>> back in the bay area, more than 100 people blocked a busy highway demanding more accountability for police following the police shooting deaths of several unarmed black men across the country. nbc bay area live in san francisco. is this protest still going on, stephanie? >> reporter: good morning to you, sam. you know, it ended about half an hour ago. the last move of protesters was about 100 of them blocking this intersection at market and castro. protesters say all communities should come together to show solidarity in the peaceful and planned protest, but not one everyone was happy about. >> black lives ma

the videos are grainy at times, but we were able to see the fire that appears to start inside one of the cars. we could see the outline of a person walking away from the car. a short time later we saw someone appear to casually observe the fire, didn't seem concerned, then the person walked off. could not tell if it was the same person as before. this video did not record audio, but a man who lives here in the unit that was right up against the parking lot fire heard enough to make him suspicious. he tells us he heard a car alarm go off first, then saw the fire. this was around 2:20, 2:30 this morning. he said that heat was so great he couldn't touch the windows. his biggest concern was for his wife and son asleep on the other side of one of those windows. >> really lucky, because it started spreading so fast and i can see the flames all over my glass, both the glasses. i was really, like, frightened it was going to explode or something. i was really scared. >> reporter: less than a block away in front of an ebay office location was the site of another car fire around 12:20 this morn

in the upper left hand corner of this grainy surveillance video you can see the victim antonio martinointing what police say was a loaded weapon at the responding officer. the officer then opens fire, killing martin. st. louis county police chief briefed reporters earlier today. >> the individual produced a pistol with his arm straight out pointing at the officer from across the hood of a police car. at that point the officer produced his service weapon and fired what we think at this point is three shots. >> demonstrators quickly gathered at the scene hurling bricks and lit fireworks at police during violent clashes overnight. i want to go to cnn's george howel who is live in berkeley, missou missouri. george? >> reporter: you saw what happened overnight and this being the epicenter of the movement that we've seen here over the last several months, what happened here in ferguson, the unrest back in august and then in new york, the protests and a case in milwaukee, really this is the focal point and where it all started. so when something like this happens people want to know the fact

the photos are grainy, which i apologize. they're the only ones we have. this is watson actually doing an experiment on the strength and grip of an infant. he has a bar there and the infant is holding on. some of the still shots that appear in his book before conditioning the child with a white rat. these were the little albert experiments. he did a host of experiments with this one particular child and filmed them. here you see albert before and after reaction, once he has been sensitized to the furry creature. you were going to say something? >> applying the scientific method to child rearing just like they would apply it to the factory or frederick was applying it to housework, he is applying it to how you raise a child and how people become scared of things or certain things like that. >> yeah. there's kind of a blank slate here he is working with. matthew? >> the thing that struck me about is how overtly hostile they seem to be about mothers in general. along with -- on page 12, a long with this conviction comes search for facts which helps them. it r

the video is grainy, but homicide investigators say it shows a savage crime. >> 25 years in, this is a really awful attack. probably one of the worst i have ever seen. >> police say 67-year-old, ty lamb, a disabled homeless man who used a crutch to get around was beaten to death by three young men november 23. lamb was sleeping outside this building on the 100 block of sutter street and attacked twice, police say, between 11:00 p.m. and 12:00 a.m. >> this attack is extremely brutal in nature. the fact they left, came back, and resumed the attack. it speaks volumes about how bad it was. >> the corridor in the city's financial district is lined with surveillance cameras. this camera across the street at the gallery yay galleria. investigators say they believe the suspects came into the area on muni or bart and participanted in a mob prior to the attack. they are described as two african american males. >> we want to see if anyone know the trio to hang out together or maybe saw them riding bart or muni. >> reporter: they are reviewing footage and say this attack was unprovoked. coming u

it weaves together grainy cell phone footage that syrians had been uploading onto youtube.rian director ossama mohammed, who was in exile in paris. >> ossama mohammed: i felt that the tragedy of syrian people, written by the syrians themself, filmed by the syrians themself, it can build a extraordinary film. >> simon: in this video taken inside an interrogation room, a teenage boy is seen cowering in a corner, then forced to kiss the foot of his torturer, then badly beaten. but who could have gotten into an interrogation room with a camera? ossama says that the soldiers filmed these scenes themselves, then put them on the internet as a warning-- stop protesting or else! >> mohammed: when you are beating a young boy, you are telling everybody that if you want freedom, if you will demonstrate, you will be in his place in the next sequence. >> simon: one day, as he was putting all this together, he received a message on facebook. it was from a young kurdish woman named simav, who was suffering through the siege of homs. she had a video camera and wanted to use it. she asked os

the video is grainy.an see the suspect raising his arm, but it's unclear if he was holding a gun. the officer confronted the suspect while investigating reports of stealing at a gas station, shortly after the shooting 300 people protested near the scene. some threw bricks and explosives. that's in berkeley, a couple of miles away from ferguson. >> interesting and unusual police releasing that video quickly. >>> two police officers were hurt when they ran into a burning apartment complex to rescue a person inside. it happened after midnight near country club drive. a spokesperson for the public safety department says the two officers suffered smoke inhalation but they howl should observe kay. the person inside the apartment is treated for minor burns. three units are damaged and 14 people out of a home. >>> many consider a doctor who makes house calls the epitome of personal service. >> one doctor may have you rethinking that. what she's doing in this edition of bay area proud. >> dr. caroline hastingses a

it's a bit grainy here, but those are the suspects there in the circle next to the police car. the video freezes when one of the men raises his arm at the officer. berkeley's mayor says the surveillance video makes it very clear that the officer acted in self-defense. >> i had the opportunity last evening to review the video of the incident and what i saw in this incident is not what people portray. this is not a policeman in the city of berkeley going out and, as we say, you know, black lives matter. >> the city is important because as the mayor says you heard the officer's body camera was not on at the time. police departments have started buying those body cams after the shooting of michael brown in august. we know in that case, a grand jury agreed with evidence that showed brown reached into an officer's squad car and tried to grab his gun which ended in brown's death. the body cams are meant to clear up any confusion in the future if the officers remember to wear them and then activate them. rick lev ven thal with our top story live with us on deck. rick, two things here.

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in world war ii there was pearl harbor, that people saw grainy images in a movie theater a couple weeks later or they read about in the paper, and their response was the way you respond to things you become intellectual, through the mind first. when you look at 9/11 and you saw people falling from the towers, you saw the destruction, it was visceral your and america reacted for a decade through its got. and the consequence of that was wild swings but at least in my estimation. we overreacted in the first instance, and the signature event of that overreaction was a war in iraq. and then following 2008 and following the general sense among the american public that we had gone wrong to some degree, we elected someone who said he was going to take a opposite path, and he did. instead of overreacting to a lot of events, i think we overreacted to the overreaction. under reacted. and certain issues were allowed to grow and fester, and the signature event of the period may also in a tragic irony be a war in iraq. and so these things booking and this period, and they also suggest as we swing fro

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the photos are grainy, which i apologize. they're the only ones we have.s is watson actually doing an experiment on the strength and grip of an infant. he has a bar there and the infant is holding on. some of the still shots that appear in his book before conditioning the child with a white rat. these were the little albert experiments. he did a host of experiments with this one particular child and filmed them. here you see albert before and after reaction, once he has been sensitized to the furry creature. you were going to say something? >> applying the scientific method to child rearing just like they would apply it to the factory or frederick was applying it to housework, he is applying it to how you raise a child and how people become scared of things or certain things like that. >> yeah. there's kind of a blank slate here he is working with. matthew? >> the thing that struck me about is how overtly hostile they seem to be about mothers in general. along with -- on page 12, a long with this conviction comes search for facts which helps them. it revee

we have the grainy video of him walking down the hallway and police officers turning their backs on himink they very much feel he's abandoned them in this situation. that's why we need to make sure the government is supporting the police officers and working together to come together as a unified front. to combat this violence, this violent reaction. again, we just cannot take these situations into our own hands and go with violence into this. >> this is such a human element right before christmas. you think about the 13-year-old son, the newly married wife, the son a few days before christmas not to have a dad. >> they are working overtime to buy christmas gifts for their children. >> they were working overtime. >> right. but the sadness on this story is not lost on anybody, i know that. we cannot blame the mayor for this one person's bad acts. we can blame the mayor for a lack of leadership and reminding and informing the people of this city the good deeds and the need for our law enforcement to work together with everyone. >> absolutely. >> thank you for joining us this morning. >>>

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to suggest that we know everything from looking at the grainy film shot from a far distance at this pointcer was supposed to be wearing a body mike. she was not. he chose to leave it in his car. they had a camera on it and it was not engaged. we had two opportunities to have a fuller and a better understanding of what happened that night. we don't. so to say this is not like something else, it is way too premature for that. i understand the motivation of a mayor who does not want his city to have to confront what the city of ferguson did. i understand that motivation. but it's premature. >> you talked about the issue of body cameras and that is in the national spotlight all across the country. does that change the circumstances? >> we don't know. the fact that there was a body camera that was supposed to be on and the fact that it was in the car and the police officer chose not to put it on and the mayor said it was a new thing. they were tops to engage in a new procedure and the police officer failed to do it, i'm not going to charge him with that yet. there will be charges for police of