that kmart's top headline today a tense standoff in san francisco ending peacefully and the suspect now in custody. . >> reporter: 10 and eight ammunition they took from the suspect all this playing out in the heart of the tenderloin today they are letting time and space and help end this standoff peacefully you can see the suspect to take the hits of the bean bag and kick his legs in pain. 4 hour standoff had officers and tactical your own position on trucks with weapons aimed at the commanderies is gone and officers the acting chief praised the last 18 months of training and help end this standoff with the loss of a lifeboat. it did for a lot of negotiation team to handle this crisis. hanging over police and the deadly officer involved shootings was stabbing suspect killed by police while holding a knife last year and louis homeless man shot while holding a knife in april a they also shot jessica williams in may sitting inside of a stolen car that police are determined that the standoff ended differently . applauding >> reporter: at the de escalation tactics they used the right patien

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distinguished, but i would make this point against the sort of cave art historicism of our time, -- kmart -- to you can never rule out a great awakening of our revival coming in the most unlikely places. the argus who depicted the gym alleys in london, they didn't see the revival in england. it was right around the corner that became victorian morality. we never see these things coming. that is another point that weighs against the idea of the inevitability of religious decline. >> i think it's a fallacy of progressivism as the racket of future returns of one direction. once the ratchet clicks they can never go back and that's a very powerful conceit and it's very pervasive. people feel like you can't turn the clock back. of course, you can't but certain things reemerge in the human condition again and again and again. it seems to me the religious impulse is one of those perennial impulses. one more question. >> what do you think about the impact -- on the wenatchee might say change the toxic atmosphere some quarters come on the other hand, you might say that his priorities, confusion abo

>> i'm not sure they can always be distinguished but i would make this point against the kmart historicism of our time that you can never roll out a great awakening or a revival. they come in the most unlikely places. they didn't see the revival in england that was right around the corner that became victorian morality. we never see these things coming. that is another point that ways against the inevitability of religious decline. >> once the ratchet clicks, it can't can't possibly go back. i'm at the very powerful, of course you can't turn the clock back but certain things reemerge again and again and again and it seems to me that religious impulse is one of those impulses. one more question. >> what to think about the impact. [inaudible] you might say he's changed the toxic atmosphere in some quarters and on the other hand you might say his priorities and confusion about some of the things he said will undermined a certain case for certain traditional christian values. how do you think these things will play out? >> that one is actually easier because i think we can all agree that one r

laughter] i'm not sure they can always be distinguished but i would make this point against the sort of kmart historicism of our time, that you can never rule out a great awakening or a revival. they come in the most unlikely places. the artist who depicted the ginelli's of london, and they didn't see the revival in england that was right around the corner that became victorian reality. we never see these things coming so that is another point that weighs against the idea of the inevitability of religious decline. >> the fallacy of repressiveism is a wretched of history only turned in one direction and once it does it can't can possibly go back and that's a very powerful, saberi powerful conceit and it's very pervasive. people feel like you can't turn the clock back. of course you can't turn the clock back that certain things reemerge in the human condition again and again and it seems to be the religious impulse. one more question. >> would he think about the impact that frances will have on the debate? on the one hand he is change the toxic atmosphere and some quarters and the other hand yo

during high school, she worked security at kmart and hatched a long-time plan to become a cop, so maribel ramos became private first class ramos, she joined the army hoping to use the gi bell. her first day was august 13, 2001. and just 30 days later, the whole world changed. >> you probably also thought that's going to affect my sister. >> yes. i turn on the tv and the towers are crumbling. first thing i thought was, oh, my gosh, my sister is going to war. how do you wrap your mind around that? >> lucy worried. their mother worried. but maribel was like a rock. what did maribel tell you about going overseas? >> she didn't express her feelings about it. she was just like this is what is happening. >> maribel went to war in iraq. >> what was it like to see her in uniform. >> it was pretty amazing. >> giselle is lucy's daughter, maribel's niece. >> i saw her as like a really, brave, strong soldier. sometimes i wouldn't even see her as my aunt, i was like, whoa, you're going out there to save everybody. >> you were proud of her? >> yeah. >> maribel learned to jump out of airplanes and she ma

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after high school she worked in security at kmart and hatched a long-term plan to become a cop, but she'dneed a college degree, and that meant money. so maribel ramos became private first-class ramos. she joined the army hoping to use the g.i. bill. her first day was august 8th, 2001. and just 34 days later, the whole world changed. >> we all sort of recoiled in horror, but you probably also thought, that's going to affect my sister. >> yeah. i turn on the tv and the towers are crumbling. the first thing i thought was, oh, my goodness, my sister is going to war, how do you wrap your mind around that? >> lucy worried. their mother worried. but maribel was like a rock. >> what did maribel say about going overseas? >> she didn't express her feelings about it. she just said, well, i'm -- this is what's happening, sister. you need to talk to mom. >> maribel went to war in iraq. >> what was it like to see her in uniform? >> it was -- it was pretty amazing. >> lucy's daughter and maribel's niece. >> i saw her as a really brave strong soldier, sometimes i was wouldn't see her as my aunt. i'd see

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roy died of carbon monoxide poisoning after locking himself inside his truck in this kmart parking loty he was on the phone with carter for 47 minutes. his girlfriend allegedly convincing him to stay in the truck after he had second thoughts. >> he was scared. she told him to get back in the car. >> reporter: in a series of text messages leading up to roy's death prosecutors say carter was essentially bullying him into suicide texting "you need to stop thinking about this and just do it." fail. tonight is the night. it's now or never." >> when are you going to do it? stop ignoring the question. >> reporter: carter's lawyers argued the then 17-year-old's texts were protected by the first amendment and didn't cause roy to kill himself. saying roy was the one who convinced carter he should commit suicide. >> he has in fact brainwashed her to the point where she's now accepting his idea of this is my only option. >> reporter: but massachusetts supreme judicial court disagreed saying carter engaged in a systemic campaign of coercion that targeted roy's insecurities and that her instruction

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