. >> kevin: john brown has the catch. brown inside the 20. with 1:43 to go. we get a time-out on the field. a 27-yard gain. it's happened before. back yum quarterbacks. bradshaw didn't start out that year. plunkett for the raiders. jeff when simms got hurt. all the way and won it all. then dilfer with the ravens. tom brady. you know, some of these guys, wait a second. they didn't start as a start he. mo lewis injured so brady came in. what we're telling you, if you're a cardinals fan, it may look ugly day but it has happened. back yum quarterbacks have won the super bowl before. and they're in a slump right now. >> john: programs you talked about, is it important for drew stanton to finish well. maybe that gives some confidence going into kansas city. >> kevin: the first time that arizona is even in the red zone today. catch to brown. you wonder how much does one game change perception? the falcons will go to 5-7. they'll be in first place. green bay next who is in a dog fight with new england right now. up by two in the fourth. brown makes catch. trying to g

and john brown is featured in this movie and we talk about the collection of the john brown materials. >> [inaudible] this is the image most associated with him. they spoke the seriousness and also the boyishness into the prankster and things like that so it really captures that he and becomes the symbol. but then he became kind of a tragic hero and everything was great about him and when you bring someone up to that level of being a superhero, it is pretty easy to then transfer them into being the super villain. so after the 1960s and 70s when that took hold of the culture rather than the heroic custer, we had the custer from little big man or we have had as a kind of psycho. a self-important, chaotic random kind of guy that made decisions and wasn't even aware of all of this. so, i mean he became the real one to many people. she had no military ability whatsoever. he was an indian hater, genocidal maniac and things like this. so, that really became a dominant image of custer in the last 30 years or so. now we have representation like this from the night at the museum of a few seen t

of course john brown is in this movie, talk about the great collection of john brown material. here's aeros litmus custer and they died with their boots on. the most noted in terms of the 20th century, this is the image of christ are the people most associated with. capturing both the seriousness, but also the boyishness and things like that, which will talk about. it became kind of a symbol of that. all of this is great about him. when him. when you race him. would you rate someone to the level of being a superhero, it is pretty easy to then transfer them into being the super villain. in the 60s and 70s for that sort took hold in our culture rather than this custer from little ape man, we had richard mulligan playing him as this kind of psycho. a self-important, chaotic, cool random kind of guy who just made bad decisions all the time and wasn't aware of any of this. it became the real custer. he was a blowhard. he had no military ability whatsoever. he was an indian hater, genocidal maniac and things like this. i became a dominant image in the last 30 years or so, now we have

it was led by andrew lloyd and john brown. at one point the ring had enough heroin to generate $2 million in profit. law enforcement officials say that these arrests are a big release to families in delaware. >> we have a commitment to families, people shouldn't have to worry about when the next bullet will three by their porch. >> both ring leaders are held on more than $1 million cash bond. >>> and in philadelphia a suspected thief, thought she was being sneaking by taking her time swiping a package off a kensington stoop. but it was captured on surveillance video. it happened back on november 29th, the woman sat down for a minute or so and then reached back for the small package and then took off. if you recognize this person philadelphia police want to hear from you. >>> one woman that accused of bill cosby of sexual assault, is now suing him for calling her a lawyer. after she went public he called her claims absolutely false and green says that cosby drugged and assaulted her when she was an aspiring model in the 70s and

. >> al: john brown making the catch. >> cris: the other thing about larry fitzgerald, i'll say that he had an mcl and this team had love two games and he said, i just don't care. pow a brace, went out there. wasn't himself. he knew it. he also knew his team needed him on the field. >> al: 15 seconds now left. pass intended there for floyd. so wilson, a tremendous night. lynch has one phenomenal run. luke willson becomes the most famous luke willson in the country, at least for this week. >> cris: how about the job by luke willson, though? came in with 191 yards in 14 games. tonight? 139 yards and two touchdowns. >> al: there is tharold simon down on the ground for the moment and needing a little bit of attention. >> cris: and he's a contributor, no question to this team. dan quinn was telling me that he's a guy that, in training camp, basically, nobody want to really challenge paul richardson, the speedster wide receiver that they have, but he never left the line of scrimmage. he was the only one play after play would challenge him. he slips on the play and his leg just kind of -- h

he had been commander of the troops that had recaptured the arsenal ending john brown's attempt to foam at the slave uprising. for his first 54 years, the sun had felt an absolute allegiance to the country that his father had helped found, henry light horse read light horse read of course have fought with george washington during the revolutionary war in the friendship of the general in the first meanwhile on the lee's wife site mary's father george washington's -- have been raised from infancy by george and martha washington. needless to say their patriotic roots were deep indeed. but the events in charleston harbor on april 14 the union surrender of the fort meant that we had to make another decision. because of recent days he received two job offers. the first on april 18 delivered by an intermediary inquired per order of abraham lincoln whether we would accept command of the new federal army. as he recalled later i declined the offer stating as candidly and as courteously as i could that i could take no part in the invasion of the southern states. lee regarded himself first and fore

. >> and here, yes john brown just can't get beat there. and they did. now recurring theme bradley fletcher in the dallas game, again and again and again. jeremy who cut these had plenty to choose from. >> yes, he did. that's unfortunate. i know what you mean. >> and a lot there. and so you talk about, you know, ten and six. what happened with turnovers and big plays just a lot went wrong this year at the wrong time. >> what went right with shady? >> well, not a lot went right with shady early. you see here, will get bottled up. offensive line which started all 16 games last year, was banged up this year. >> sure. lane was out the first four. >> lane out the first for mathis jason and shady i think was the one guy without desean there and bringing the safety up. that hurt shady who may be having a contract restructuring in the off season probably will be back, but not at his cap number. that will be a situation to follow. >> what about couple of bright spots for us? >> couple bright spots shady i mean, the bright spots were the defensive line, front seve

his fellow division commander, general john c. browning the march that cleburne asked to see him. riding into the fields alongside to talk. describing how cleburne was angry and deeply hurt. the irish man had been told there was a failure at spring hill the previous day. he could not afford to rest under and intended to have the matter fully investigated. brown recalled asking cleburne who he felt responsible for the failure. cleburne placing ultimate culpability at the feet of his commander in chief. a counter point to the mind set has been put forward. primarily based on recently discovered personal papers written by former army steven d. lee. it recounts a conversation with general a.p. stewart. stewart heard on the 30th of oh november. he felt remorse for failure at spring hill. due to the decision not to launch an attack there on the 29th. stewart believed, and i quote immediately afterwards and said no such wait should be on his mind. in that feeling lost soon afterwards. brown's and lee's accounts have to be treated with a degree

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>> for more on this bring in john brown, actually call him lord brown from euro pacific capital, georgetown producer angela stent, angela that certainly defines the relationship between the u.s. and russia. what do you make of vladimir putin's speech today and i mean, a tenuous relationship anyway for the last couple of years is it getting worse, could it get better what. what do we have to do here? >> i think it's definitely getting worse. this was vintage putin. as you said, he blamed the united states. he blamed the west for all the ills of the world. he is also shoring up his domestic base because the people who live in russia must be feeling the pinch, the ruble's lost a third of its value since july and you know, unemployment will probably be rising you. the statistics are not good. so, who to blame? you blame the west. i mean, he even went as far as to say that, yes, the west was trying to dismember russia, but russia had managed to beat hitler and it will beat whoever wants to dismember it again. so, that's ratherty strong stuff. >> john, how much room does putin have to maneuver, e

a man, john m. browning made it more genius of a utah mormon said designed and held the patents on almost every automatic weapon that the united states used in the second world war from the browning automatic rifle, the heavy machine guns and the fabulous 1911 pistol that was to the service for 75 years and still the station today. hearsay to america. >> a guy who designs the landing draft. i thought that was fascinating. >> years a success story and established in new orleans. he anticipated before the navy they need for mass-produced landing in event of not a war, but the next water. generically called the higgins boat was actually the landing craft vehicle in personnel. it made possible amphibious operations in every theater of action. >> i thought that was directed. you finally cleared up from the various things with the kinds of airplanes used. we all know about there be 47, the workers armor, b-17. but i had not realized that the douglas aircraft, what you call the skytrain, was it the sea 47, became b

protests we've seen from a number of killings across the country that included eric garner, michael brown, john ferguson at the walmart in ohio. when we talk about touch the vein of this it's clearly ruptured. >> tremaine, thank you. eugene, thank you. >>> to ferguson where authorities are considering whether to charge michael brown's stepfather with inciting a riot. police say the investigation stems from this video taken moments after the grand jury's decision not to indict darren wilson. he's heard saying "burn this [ expletive ] down." he responded. he goes on to say. a spokings person said head is being looked at as part of a larger county and state investigation and to the event that unfolded the night of november 24th including rioting, looting, and arson. i'm joined by usa today national reporter who has been covering the events in ferguson. thank you so much for joining us. as you well know, you look at social media, you have a great number of people that believe that michael brown's stepfather is being targeted. there are many people seen on the video. how are the police explaining at

cnn's pamela brown with the latest from washington. pamela. >> well johnthis morning, the fbi is investigating a threatening message reportedly from the hackers that promise a threat for those showing "the interview." saying the world will see what an awful movie sony pictures has made. the world will be full of fear. homeland security is assessing the threats credibility. officials are saying they're looking into this similar to how they would investigate a bomb threat. but at this point, there's no new intelligence indicating threats against theaters in the u.s. in the way that this is set, seth rogen has actually pulled out of appearances. as reyhl hall tags for the movie, this had morning, the fbi is scrubbing sony's computer system trying to grab enough evidence to be able to definitively point the finger at the hacking culprit. but, john, these investigations are complex and nuanced. and it could be some time before we know for sure. >> pamela brown in washington. there's a lot to discuss here. sony is headquartered, the parent company, headquartered

. >> john, the cleveland browns wrv spoke he wore the shirt with your son's name on during his warm-ups on sunday and talked about tamir rice who is 12 years old because he was worried this could happen to his son, what does it mean to you that he put that shirt on and wore it, even though the police union in cleveland called it pretty pathetic and have demanded an apology? >> we're eternally grateful. it shows he has respect and he's definitely a man's man, in my opinion and in my family's opinion. he understands and he's aware of what is going on in today's society and not afraid to take a stand. it shows me he's a morally and ethically sounded person. he comes from a great family and a great state of beliefs. for him to exhibit that. >> today i know you announced a federal civil lawsuit against the police, the city, walmart and they've given us some responses. the city of beaver creek told us, quote, we believe the evidence will prove the officer's action were justified. and walmart said, out of respect of everybody involved we believe it is not appropriate to discuss the specifics b

kendall jenner hooking up with chris brown? john mellencamp proposing to meg ryan? bought her man this new car? >>> jennifer aniston on the pressure to look perfect. >> in hollywood, it is a big thing about women and makeup. >> and jen stripped down from the oscar buzz to her climb to the top of the hollywood ladder. >> i didn't sell a damn timeshare. >>> kevin costner on his racially charged new movie

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his fellow division commander general john c. brown recalled during the march that cleburne asked to see him. riding into the fields alongside to talk. describing how cleburne was angry and deeply hurt. the irish man had been told there was a failure at spring hill the previous day. he could not afford to rest under and intended to have the matter fully investigated. brown recalled asking cleburne who he felt responsible for the failure. cleburne placing ultimate culpability at the feet of his commander in chief. a counter point to the mind set has been put forward. primarily based on recently discovered personal papers written by former army steven d. lee. it recounts a conversation with general a.p. stewart. stewart heard on the 30th of oh november. he felt remorse for failure at spring hill. due to the decision not to launch an attack there on the 29th. stewart believed and i quote immediately afterwards and said no such wait should be on his mind. in that feeling lost soon afterwards. brown's and lee's accounts have to be treated w

john and michaela. >> pamela brown, thank you for that update. we appreciate it. >>> ahead here, he went missing and was later found dead. did a series of concussions lead to this young football player taking his own life? >>> and did a republican staffer go too far when she said that the obama girls need to show a little class and respect their position? i think the real thing that have people talking about is she criticized their clothes and appearance. we'll discuss that coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in the country. we operate just like a city, and that takes a lot of energy. we use natural gas throughout the airport - for heating the entire terminal, generating electricity on-site, and fueling hundreds of vehicles. we're very focused on reducing our environmental impact. and natural gas is a big part of that commitment. to help spread some holiday cheer. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time; and 2% back at the grocery store. thank you! even before they got 3% back on gas, all with no hoops to jump through, a couple was inspired to use thei

even before brown. john crawford in ohio. victor white in louisiana. carter in jones bborjonesboro, . okay this is enough is enough. this has been building. that's why the hands up don't shoot movement really is way beyond ferguson. >> but, i hope it's not called hands up don't shoot movement. you know what i hope it is, i hope it's the i can't breathe movement. i hope it's the, this i love this stops today movement. you know why? that's on camera. the facts are not in dispute. it's something that allows us to be forward looking. >> the hands up don't shoot doesn't apply just to michael brown. >> but why go there? >> because as an african-american you know what my dad taught me. you get pulled over you keep those hands on the steering wheel, don't make a move. that was way before ferguson. >> after trayvon that's what eugene robinson and i talked about. the facts are not in dispute in staten island. and also i think for most fair minded good americans the facts are not in dispute. what we've said here since trayvon there are two criminal justice system

joining that march will be family members of tamir rice, michael brown, gurley, john crawford whofgspolice inside a walmart while carrying a pellet gun, as well as lavar jones, who zur vooifed being shot by a south carolina state trooper in september, a story we covered at length here. since mike brown's death, all of these other stories about unarmed black men being shot by police punctuated the news cycle, wa wae is starting to take notion. >> requires states to report the number of people killed while in police custody. it almost seems crazy a law like that was laxed considered we don't have the basic count of people who died while at the hands of police. the fact that communities that need police protection the most tend to be communities that trust police officers the least. >> we have to ask ourselves some fundmentedal questions. and i think we have to try to come up with ways in which we deal with that issue. >> we now taught the president's task force considering some kind of uniform monitoring system for tracking deaths at the hands of police. i got a chance to talk to the c

cases along with michael brown, eric garner, tamir rice and john crawford all examples have the nation wrestling with very emotional questions. an issue that legal experts say is complicated by the fact that police are not required to report deadly force incidents and suspects by race to a national database. >> one of the opportunities coming out of this moment is to perfect the data. more or less to get a full statistical picture of how often this happens, how many officers are involved, what are the circumstances. >> are they resisting this? >> oh, certainly. >> reporter: perception fuels the passion on the streets. so you're going to stay out here and try to block the streets? >> i'm going to do what i have to do to make sure this place is equal for everyone. >> reporter: police and supporters push back. on twitter, none of these race debates related to the grown and garner cases have uncovered the real truth, that resisting arrest is never a good idea. officers say the problem is crime, poverty, no respect for authority. >> this isn't a failure of law enforcement. this is a politic

it includes brown and walker, doctor john young, who had been with him outside of st. louis and more quietly, his mother and sister, both of whom young had sold very recently to a st. louis tradesman by the name of isis mansfield. and so for much of what i'm reading in this expert is from his own autobiography and his now famous narrative of life of william brown. he first laid eyes on him and missouri and brown was working on the steamboat when it made one of its usual stops between helena, illinois and st. louis. he had slaves bound from southern markets for would've had to switch at st. louis. and walker saw such potential value in the competence of young steward that he used this between to write out the fee and inquire about his slaves of eligibility. but young refused to sell him out right, but chose to run as was customary to calendar year. and just like that brown was seen heading down the river is his right-hand assistant. and he recorded his time with walker in which they walked thousands of miles across the old upper and lower mississippi territory. the one-

john t. williams alongside eric garner and michael brown and others. is this related to the killings? >> yeah, in 2010, john williams was shot four times by police officer in daylight, and he had been walking across the street, carrying a knife that he used to carve wood. he was from a very prominent in a live american family that carved totem polls, and he couldn't hear very well, and the police officer said that he got out of his car, walked up to john t. williams and said, drop the knife, and then shot him four times. he said that he had been -- that he felt like he was in danger because of the knife. however, it was a small carving knife. that officer later resigned and the city attorney acknowledged that there had been misconduct. >> paige cornwell, our reporter at "the seattle times" out with protesters tonight in the streets of seattle. paige, thank you very much for helping us understand what's going on out there. i appreciate it. >>> we've been keeping an eye on protests in new york to the best of our ability. also, there have been some significant protests in atlanta, in san

john king. we love the motif, the royal motif throughout all inside politics. as long as we can do it. >>> as protests rage nationwide over the michael brown and eric garner cases, one family in north carolina is a step closer to justice, we'll speak to the parents of jonathan farrell, whose killer now faces charges after initially having no indictment returned against him. >>> we are, we've shown you plenty of viral videos, have you

understand, one, how this officer could not be indicted but then couple that with the mike brown situation, the john crawford situation, the 12-year-old shot with a toy gun. and all comes together in that kind of sense of do black lives matter? that kind of familiar chant we've heard over and over again, do black lives matter? so in this case there hasn't been the leaks that we saw in the ferguson case so we don't know exactly how the grand jury came to this conclusion, but folks here on the ground see that video over and over again, those gut wrenching pleas from eric garner saying i can't breathe. that's the feeling here on staten island where he was from. not anger, not outrage, but on the surface, a lot of hurt, frustration and now folks are trying to figure out where they move from here. >> trymaine lee, national reporter for msnbc, on the scene of eric garner's death. we'll be checking back with you. eye appreciate it. >>> anne thompson is in midtown manhattan. she's walking with some of the protesters that have been doing a roving protest around parts of midtown. can you tell us where you you

john lewis. julian bond, ivanhoe, donaldson. julius hobson. hilda mason. stokley carmichael. brown. jim farmer. brendan jordan.leanor holmes norton. wyatt t. walker. roger wilkins. james babel. marion barry. these of the soldiers that built the new south. dorothy heights. marion berry. his name was on the honor roll of freedom fighters. these are but a few of the honor roll of freedom fighters in the sacrificial service of the new south. no southern governor or public has his name on that list. but that was not enough. many started in 1960 and some stopped in 1965. they cashed in their pensions. but marion was a long distance runner. the black in d.c. did not have much. when black congressman robert nixon, william donaldson, they could not get their hair cut in the capitol. when blacks in d.c. could only live in certain parts of town. they had never walked the carpets of city hall at any authority or served on commissions, airport and commerce. in d.c. marion helped emancipate washington and much of southern maryland and northern virginia all about the work of marion barry. [applause] marion never stopped figh

we march because of trayvon martin, eric garner, michael brown, tamir rice, john crawford, lavar jonese pinak. we also march today for the many people not named today who have been victims of pleas violence across the nation. we march today because it is our right as americans. we march today because we are united, black and white and brown and asian. we are united, young and old. we are united to say, it is time for change. we want justice and we want it now. a generation ago, or many generations ago, the death of emmitt till, the bombing of the four girls in birmingham in the 16th street baptist church, the death of schwerner, goodman, and cheney, young people down in mississippi gone to help people register to vote, awakened the conscience of a nation. that awakening spurred a people's movement of unprecedented proportions, and that people's movement knocked down the walls of segregation, passed a civil rights act of 1964, and the voting rights act of 1965. i am outraged by the grand jury decisions in ferguson and staten island but i'm even more outraged by the -- and that is why --

normandy high school had a major walk-out where thousands of students were walking with michael brown sr. >> johnerybody day. thanks very much. tom fuentes, thank you too. jeffrey toobin and don lemon. the live pictures coming in from miami where traffic is stopped on i-195. here in washington, d.c., demonstrators, getting ready to go in new york, boston and elsewhere around the country. erin burnett "outfront" continues our special coverage. >>> "outfront" tonight, the breaking news, protests on the streets of new york and in cities all across the united states over the chokehold death of eric garner. police are out in full force but the protests are spreading around the nation. plus cnn has obtained aaron garner's autopsy, the cause of death chokehold, the manner of death homicide in black and white. why wasn't that along with the video enough for an indictment? my guests tonight two women so close to eric garner, his sister and his daughter. on this case that has sparked such outrage around the world. let's go "outfront

john p. schmidt, said about stacy brown's interview. he said, "mr. brown identified himself as a freelance reporter for a number of african-american media outlets, which prompted mr. cosby's comment regarding the african-american media. mr. brown did not indicate that he was interviewing mr. cosby for publication, did not say that he was reporting for the "new york post," and did not tell mr. cosby that the conversation was being recorded. in a discussion of journalistic standards mr. brown failed to adhere to the most basic standards of his profession." what's your response? >> well, what i have to say is if a reporter's calling bill cosby today it's not to make small talk. it's for an interview. and at the beginning of the conversation i said to him i know you're not giving interviews. however, since he answered the phone, can i ask you some questions. i think it's preposterous. we went through this last year with the "new york post" and bill cosby. i offered the story to the "post" as well. it's such an important story. keep in mind too, don, real

john gaskin. he's been very active in the michael brown case, as well as the issue of police use of force. legal analyst sunny hostin and our law enforcement an list tom fuentes. guys, thank you very much for joining us. does it make any difference, tom, and we did some checking on daniel pantaleo, the police officer involved, and eric garner, who is unfortunately dead right now, garner, presumably those police officers may have known this, a lengthy criminal history, 30 arrests, had been arrested for selling untaxed cigarettes back in may of this year. he was arrested for selling untaxed cigarettes. should that play any role in what happened to him if >> the only thing that shows is he was arrested 30 times and lived to tell about it because apparently he went along with the police and went to the police station. in this case, for whatever, we don't know how long that discussion went on with the police. when we talk about body cameras, you have four officers on the street arguing with him to be arrested, to go into custody and he doesn't comply. we don't know how long that discussion goes

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last night, brown family attorney benjamin crump told john berman his clients are not concerned about any possible charges. >> you remember that was right after the decision was announced. it was very emotional. and it's undefensible, it is not appropriate in any way. we don't condone people acting on emotion calling for people to do irresponsible things at all. and so we want his family, his mother and father's message to come across louder than anybody who might be associated with them or around them. they can't control what others do. they can control what they pray for. >> for the legal view on what may or may not happen, i want to bring in cnn legal analyst sunny hostin as well as dan shore, a former prosecutor and investigator for a risk management company. to the two of you, there were rumblings at the beginning that this might be under consideration. but it's critical to know, what does it mean to incite a riot? what does the law dictate? >> you are encouraging people to commit unlawful acts. and there's usually a group of people you're encouraging. on the surface, it appears

system, and we wanted to make sure there was no more business as usual until mike brown's family and families like johncrawford and jordan davises and nation mcbride's no longer have to look at empty seat at the table. what you're calling for now and what groups here in the greater new york area and how much are coordinating with groups, for example, like alicia's in california? >> we are definitely cordoning with the group -- there are groups coordinating and response model to the situation in ferguson with the darren wilson case, but also the case around air gardner, which is about to release a grand jury decision very shortly. >> and the eric garner case, explain what happened this summer on staten island. >> i think this goes back to the point come every 28 hours we're seeing a black person being killed and here in new york, we saw the murder of eric garner, a legalman who was given a -- illegal chokehold by number of police officers. one, in particular, the person up for potential indictment. terms ofsmanaged in how they responded and also of just actually this whole idea of broken policing, which

they're continuing to happen because of the garner and brown decisions. johno the streets to see if new yorkers approve of ferguson and the garner protests and they all say it's okay to loot those businesses. take a listen. >> what do you think of the protests? >> we are allowed to protest. that's our country. >> most whites said the protests were a good thing and some were fine with blocking traffic. >> where else are they going to make the points? the sidewalks are narrow here. how can you have 1,000 people making a point if they can't -- >> there is room on the sidewalk. they're blocking the bridge to get attention. >> of course they are. is that bad? >> that's okay, blocking traffic? >> why not? >> most blacks were fine with blocked bridges. >> i don't care. i'm sorry, people are being killed by people who are supposed to protect and serve. >> one, 21 people, supported the violence. >> in terms of looting and terms of all those things, i have no issue with what they did. >> really? the looting? >> what other thing to take it to the streets and to the peopl

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linking their murders to nation wide unrest in ferguson, missouri with michael brown, and new york with eric garner. john terrett joins us with more on this. this is a tragic story. the entire community on all sides are very upset. >> yes. that is what has happened. it seems to have brought the community here in new york city together. i can tell you that new york's police commissioner said that the murders happened so fast that the officers probably never even knew what was hatching to them >> reporter: we are used to flowers and candles at christmas time, but not like this. >> they are not all bad. no one is bad. they are human being, they have families, children. >> it's wrong all around. this has got to stop. >>> cell phone video shows the chaos in a brooklyn station 24 hours earlier. minutes earlier he shot two officers dead in a patrol car. the police commissioner said... >> they were simply assassinated. >> ismaaiyl brinsley's rampage happened in baltimore maryland, shooting a girlfriend and making violence threats via social media, making threats in the name of michael brown, and eric garner in m

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cnn's pamela brown with latest from washington. pamela. >> well, john, this morning, the fbi is investigating a threatening message reportedly from the sony hackers promising a bitter fate to anyone who sees the controversial comedy "the interview" set to release on christmas day. the message says that soon the world will see what an awful movie sony entertainment has made. the word is full of fear. remember the upset in september 2001. we know that homeland security is assessing the threats credibility. officials say they are looking into this similar to how they would investigate a bomb threat. but at this point there's new new intelligence indicating threats against theaters in the u.s. in the wake of the threats, the stars of the comedy seth rogen and james franco have actually pulled out of public appearances. the strong suspicion is that north korea is the instigator of the hack and possibly outsourced it elsewhere as retaliation for the movie. this morning, sony is trying to gather enough evidence to be able to definitively point the finger at th

we march because of trayvon martin, eric garner, michael brown, tamir rice, john crawford, lavar jonesene pinak. we also march today for the many people not named today who have been victims of pleas violence across the nation. we march today because it is our right as americans. we march today because we are united, black and white and brown and asian. we are united, young and old. we are united to say, it is time for change. we want justice and we want it now. a generation ago, or many generations ago, the death of emmitt till, the bombing of the four girls in birmingham in the 16th street baptist church, the death of schwerner, goodman, and cheney, young people down in mississippi gone to help people register to vote, awakened the conscience of a nation. that awakening spurred a people's movement of unprecedented proportions, and that people's movement knocked down the walls of segregation, passed a civil rights act of 1964, and the voting rights act of 1965. i am outraged by the grand jury decisions in ferguson and staten island but i'm even more outraged by the -- and that is why

we march because of trayvon r, michaelic garne brown, tamir rice, john crawford, lavar jones.y people not named today. who have been victims of police violence across the nation. because it is our right as americans. we march today because we are united, black and white and brown and asian. we are united, young and old. we are united to say it is time for change. we want justice and we want it now. , the death of ago -- the bombing of the four girls in birmingham. the death of goodman. up theirple who gave tomers to register people vote in mississippi. unlike in the conscience of a nation. awaken thein the conscience of a nation. that movement not down the walls of segregation. -- knocked down the walls of segregation. i'm outraged by the grand jury decision in ferguson and staten island. by theen more outraged prosecutors. cannot why this movement be a movement without objective. i want to just share with you -- 10tion steps for action steps for police reform and accountability that each of you must bring back to you or local community and we will it.cate ofor we want widespr

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. >> pamela brown, thanks so much. let's go back to john boehner's weekly presser.ow. >> is that what you meant by being the most transparent and open congress in 2010 when you came in. >> the congress is very concerned about taxpayer funding of political activities and if you'll recall correctly, when we did the children's research act, we eliminated taxpayer funding of conventions. this provision was worked out in a bipartisan way to allow those organizing conventions the opportunity to raise the money from private sources as opposed to using taxpayer funds. >> mr. speaker, that's one provision but that's not the only one that deals with d.c. marijuana law, campaign finance is one, new lightbulbs, this is the kind of christmas tree bill throwing everything on that you campaigned on and you promised not to do this. >> understand, all these provisions in this bill have been worked out in a bipartisan bicameral fashion where they wouldn't be in the bill. >> reporter: [ inaudible ] just because it was worked out in a bicameral bipartisan fashion, that doesn't take awa

john, running the show for the ravens. now, down in the goal line. it sets up a touchdown. the browns led 10-3. but the 4th belonged to baltimore. now, flacco, now, 17 unanswered on this one. aik can en. they put it away. they win it. it they grab the final afc playoff spot. speaking of playoffs this is what it looks like. a lot depends on the steelers tonight. in terms of the seeding. but the ravens, playing the bengles. >> now, rodgers returns, they get it. clinching the nfc north. the match ups are set. sea hawks and packers they are off next weekend. the lion will face the cowboys and the cardinals will get the panthers. oddly enough that is how ann penciled it in when she did her preseason pick. you are -- you are great. >> i am going to go with that. i will stay silent. >> just say you are right, vern. >> yes. i have a question. a quick one. i would think that it would be a step, i know it is all about the money but a step down to go from the n fl to college football, no? >> he has 49 million. >> so it is all about the monstphe. >> all mon-- so it is all about the monstphe. >> okay. >> we

brown. jonathan talked to the mayor. >> reporter: good evening, john. the city council meeting is just getting started, and every seat is full. we did speak to the mayor as you mentioned, and he reiterated that darren wilson is no longer an employee of the city and no longer with the police force, but people still have concerns about the overall image of the city and some of the things moving forward. specifically some of the business owners who feel that they have not gotten enough attention and been responded to. we were out where a lot of the businesses have sustained a lot of the damage, and some of the gins owners have been able to open back up and get back to normal. others are still closed, saying that they lost 80, $90,000 in revenue over the last month organization. the mayor has received criticism. but it's too early to know if the businesses will be eligible for state or federal help. >> i don't think that it's a fair criticism to know in they have been reached out to. the city doesn't have resources, and we're not just handing money out as w