>> the files charges against a patrol special officer john barry file number alwiad case number 2013-0154, to an individual commissioner for the taking of evidence on a date of determined by the commissioner. and assignment of disciplinary charges filed against patrol special officer john fitzinger file number alwiad case number 2013-0169 to an individual commissioner for taking of evidence on a date to be determined by the commissioner. >> great, let's start with the first aassignment of cases with reference to the patrol barry, >> ashley waren appearing on behalf of the department. >> is barry present this evening? >> for the record, that patrol special officer i don't know barry is not present, have you had conversation with his counsel. >> i have not but i was spoken with officer brown. >> officer brown who is the special officer, could you please come forward? >> good evening, officer brown was barry to be here this evening for the charges? >> he was notified. >> and he is not here. >> he chose not to. >> chose not to be here. >> okay. >> well, who is next in order for this case?

>> the files charges against a patrol special officer john barry file number alwiad case number 2013-0154, to an individual commissioner for the taking of evidence on a date of determined by the commissioner. and assignment of disciplinary charges filed against patrol special officer john fitzinger file number alwiad case number 2013-0169 to an individual commissioner for taking of evidence on a date to be determined by the commissioner. >> great, let's start with the first aassignment of cases with reference to the patrol barry, >> ashley waren appearing on behalf of the department.

and the low point of his life are the letters to john which are in the barry archive which he beratesohn for not performing well in college. every tragedy like the loss of a child has an effect. they suffered from the loss of calvin. but they did persevere. and what i like about john, i wish i had known him. he was so good about preserving his father's legacy. he understood and he was a wonderful man in that way. he had incredible empathy. for example the cheese factory in plymouth notch which was the president's father's, they wanted to make money from dairy. it's always a struggle. they had a cheese factory. before refrigerator cheese was the way you transmitted protein. john started that again. it was important to coolidge because he vetoed agricultural subsidies. farmers didn't have much money. >> how do you working now for george w. bush foundation, how do you line out the fact that he had a $5 trillion addition to the debt? >> these are questions we have to ask a lot of presidents. and i am historically and economically oriented person and i see that war cost a lot of money. so

those were the days when barry goldwater and john tower and hubert humphrey would engage in hours of debates here and hug each other at the end of their -- end of their discussion. those were the days when the majority leader would offer an amendment of a republican senator whose amendment had been denied unfairly, he thought. those were the days of committees who did their work and republicans and democrats who came to the floor and together offered bills. i saw the senate in the 1970's when i came back and senator baker was the republican leader and i saw it in the 1980's and 1990's. i saw what the republican leader said, let's take the panama canal debate. senator baker, senator byrd. they would run this senate in the way the republican leader suggested, in the way most majority leaders have suggested. they would come to the floor, they would put a bill on the floor that a republican and a democratic senator agreed on, let's say senator mccain, senator levin, senator inhofe, senator levin, they would ask for amendments. they might get 300 amendments. they would then ask for unanim

barry. >> we will see you then then. ahead, u.s. secretary of state, john kerry cordis his shuffle diplomacy. old rivals, serena williams we will hear all of the details after this. at fukushima daiich >> three years after the nucular disaster, the hidden truth about the ongoing cleanup efforts and how the fallout could effect the safety of americans >> are dangerous amounts of radioactive water, leaking into the pacific eververyday? >> join america tonight's michael okwu for an exclusive four part series, as we return to fukushima only on al jazeera america >> start with one issue ad guests on all sides of the debate. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america ... >> welcome back. a quick reminder top stories here here on al jazeera. four people have been killed in a bomb attack in lebanon's capitol. it happened in a stronghold in southern beirut. 7,000 civilians were killed in attacks in iraq in 2013. the number is the highest in five

only leaves without those great achievements, like roger clemens and barry bonds before him, he also leaves a legacy forever tainted. john henry smith, al jazerra. >> all right, jessica is here to talk about this more. i know we'll see a-rod in court. but i winter will we ever see him on the field again? >> that's the $60 million question. the yankees want to know too, alex rodriguez says he plans to attends spring training in tampa but would the yankees actually want him there? that was the question that we pose today michael o'keef from the new york daylight news earlier, who has been discovering the saga since day one. >> certainly almost certainly shimmed for the minor league camp across the street from where the big leaguers wok out. that might be humiliating to him. something he may not want to do i think there is going to be discussions happening in the next couple of days, few years about what will happen once we hit the middle of february. and the players return to tampa for spring training. >> so we will stay tune forked that. the yankees pitchers and scratchers report february 14th for spring training full squ

barry kids build and told western politicians dropping by. the german and dutch foreign ministers and deputy us secretary of state before us senator john mccain weekend taking a swipe and russia stalls while staring out the huge crowds to sell green arrow. i do. i am but none of them dogs ukraine out of its mass most relate to agree to help with a discount on gas prices and a fifteen billion dollar loan. for the now entrenched protest is the lifeline was a sellout any treaty with russia is not worth the paper it was signed on. steve still has the crowds. what's more twenty fifteen will see ukraine choose its next president the leader agrees to make a difference in whether its unbeaten sides continue to fight for you night. the one thing which ever demise as the happenings of my gun right now in the batter is the christmas tree all the day you said is the christmas tree which the authorities set up in that in the central square for people to come here to celebrate. right now is something of a protest symbol is covered with bright ukrainian flags it's covered with protest banners and even idea of the better off for the full up. prime minister t

barry bonds got a long way to go. we all know why. >>> could you picture that man in silver and black? that is johnnie football. johncided to join the draft. the raiders hold the number 5 pick and need a quarterback. the one thing about manziel is he is listed at 6'1" probably not that tall and the number 5 pick would be pretty high for that player. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> drew brees isn't all that tall so bring him on! play of the day now, wildcats hosting mississippi state. an alley-oop james young to alex, for the alley-oop jam making it look mighty easy. kentucky won that game, 59-51. that's your play of the day. >>> well, now a little fun. [ laughter ] >> the "great karnow," all while courting a california look in subzero temperatures. check it out. >>> you know, rich, the "great karnow"! really has a tough gig. cold in the summer in san francisco and until the winter they are like 70 degrees. how does he handle this? >> i don't know. up here in titletown it is getting so cold, i almost had to put a sweatshirt on today. >> good thing we avoided that. it is a bummer that the pack lost again to

barry bonds got a long way to go. we all know why. >>> could you picture that man in silver and black? that is johnnie football. johnided to join the draft. the raiders hold the number 5 pick and need a quarterback. the one thing about manziel is he is listed at 6'1" probably not that tall and the number 5 pick would be pretty high for that player. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> thank you, dennis. play of the day now, wildcats hosting mississippi state. an alley-oop james young to alex, for the alley-oop jam making it look mighty easy. kentucky won that game, 59-51. that's your play of the day. combating crime and a police shortage.. to take back a cy park. how a growing citizen uprising in a west san jose community is making a difference. >>> residents combatting crime and police shortage to take back a city park. how a growing uprising in a west san jose community is making the difference. >> reporter: we definitely have a change of weather in the air. we are going to talk about how all this will affect your weekend with a look at mobile weather as the news turbulence on kpix 5. -- as the news continue