charlie: when you were at "the l.a. times" just to take a measure of you, they told you to cut the staff. >> right. charlie: you said, no, i'm not going to do that. >> that's right. they fired me. charlie: and they fired you. >> right. charlie: you said you weren't going to do it as i understand it because it would go to the heart of producing a quality --. >> that's right. the only times when i became managing editor and when i became editor was one of the greatest news organizations in the world, it still is, but to be frank i thought that people who owned "the l.a. times" were not thinking about the impact the cuts would have. we were facing the possibility of closing foreign bureaus. we were facing the possibility of cutting the news report we gave to people in los angeles. i think we were creating the situation where we would jeopardize the business. to be perfectly frank, i don't mind saying this, i didn't quite trust the people who owned "the l.a. times" to understand what i was trying to say. and i think they were sev

he told the l.a. times that all cops are not to murderers, i never said said that, i never even apply that. he also said his critics have one goal, quote to shut my mouth and even more important to send the message of those who need to join that side of the argument. they say tarantino is out of touch. >> tarantino lives in a fantasy world, that's how he makes a living. his movies are extremely violent but he doesn't understand violence. he doesn't understand the nature of the violence that police officers confront, unfortunately he mistakes lawful use of force for murder, it is not. >> check this out, this is tarantino's next film, the hateful eight which is due out on christmas day. by the way, who knew the way, who knew this film was coming out before all of this. police unions are calling for a boycott, we do not know yet what effect that might have on turnout. in many cases publicity only adds to the intrigue surrounding films. even though this has nothing to do with the film's plot which is bounty hun

we are having a good time, enjoying it, drinking wine. >> while post and bean won't wipe out obesity in south l.a. it's trying to change habits one bite at a time. and give generations of residents that stuck it out in south l.a. something they deserve, and now demand. >> do you get that a lot? >> i think people are anxious to show something like this happened >>> looks delicious. that's "america tonight", tell us what you think at aljazeera.com. talk to us on twitter, facebook and come back. we'll have more of "america >> our american story is written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >>> one week on from the paris attack a call for public unity while leaders discuss tighter border controls. coming up also world leaders arrive for the ten nation summit that is being held in malaysia over the weekend. a boat full of asylum seekers is turned away from australia's christmas island. time for a change, new zealand designers are voting on a new design

we are having a good time, enjoying it, drinking wine. >> while post and bean won't wipe out obesity in south l.a. it's trying to change habits one bite at a time. and give generations of residents that stuck it out in south l.a. something they deserve, and now demand. >> do you get that a lot? >> i think people are anxious to show something like this happened >>> looks delicious. that's "america tonight", tell us what you think at aljazeera.com. talk to us on twitter, facebook and come back. we'll have more of "america >> our american story is written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. next. >>> i'm ali velshi "on target" in istanbul, in a moment my conversation with former utah governor, ambassador to china and former candidate john huntsman on the greatest dangers facing our world. i'm ali velshi, and we are on target in istanbul. oig at the atlantic council

we are having a good time, enjoying it, drinking wine. >> while post and bean won't wipe out obesity in south l.a. it's trying to change habits one bite at a time. and give generations of residents that stuck it out in south l.a. something they deserve, and now demand. >> do you get that a lot? >> i think people are anxious to show something like this happened >>> looks delicious. that's "america tonight", tell us what you think at aljazeera.com. talk to us on twitter, facebook and come back. we'll have more of "america tonight" tomorrow. written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >>> killing the ringleader. french police confirm the death of the main target of yesterday's raid. >> we had confirmation that this man was under the rubble >>> many important questions about the attacks are unanswered. the war against i.s.i.l. >> the enemy has to react. as soon as the enemy reacts, we kill them from the air. >> the

golden told the "l.a. times" he wants to apologize to the driver privately. >> "7 on your side" is on your side to fight back with unusual video of bank robbery in silver spring. you see a suspect walk up to a teller. smile and laugh. fumble for something in the pocket and then the man shows a teller a gun, demands cash. a reward is being offered for any information leading to an arrest. a new prosecutor will take over the murder case against jesse matthews. tracke is a former federal prosecutor. just over 500 votes separated the candidates. ma thighs is accused of killing hannah graham. maureen: now the race for the white house. today donald trump became the first republicanan cdate to file for a spot on the new hampshire primary ballot. democrat martin o'malley was the first democrat to file. they have until december 20 to file for the february primary. leon: coming up on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- a new fall-out for the $2.7 billion military blimp program. maureen: new discovery of the downing of the russian airl

with the "l.a. times." to go and cover state house in the nevada and politics in las vegas and sort andet out into the country covered politics on a more local level and came back to covered congress and national campaigns and the president's reelection and now the white house. things that i the said that sort of most unique that maybe this is different from the way we cover the president is really different than we cover any other politician in washington or anywhere really in any state house that i know of. he's basically stuck with us the time. publiclic statement, any appearance, even if it is a hisonal dinner out with are, a golf game, we nearby. we're a small cluster of the thes and representative of larger pool. representative of the larger press corps is often a few blocks away in a van. sometimes -- it is not sort of as glamorous. you know, looking for any sign that we can of him and making is where he says he's going to be and trying to some sense of what he's doing in the rhythm of his daily life

all cops are not murderers the film makers will the l.a. times, i never said that and never even implied that. tarantino said his critics have one goal, to shut my mouth and even more important than that to send a message out to any other prominent person that might feel the need to join that side of the argument. police unions called for a including his upcoming movie they for eight scheduled for a christmas day release. lapd police chief charlie back says tarantino is simply out of touch with the realities of policing. a fantasy world. that is how he makes his living. his movies are extremely violent but he doesn't understand violence, doesn't understand the nature of the violence police officers confront, and unfortunately he mistakes wrongful use of force for murder when it is not. >> reporter: as we mentioned the he pulled eight which you concede behind me is due out on christmas day this year, remains to be seen what effect if any a friend boycott will have on turn out. tarantino's last two films have gotten a lot of oscar buzz. more than a

that picture ran on the ont page of "the l.a. times" and other newspapers. usually effective but extensively manipulated. we do think it is escalating. particularly, we are seeing it with north korea, ira some other countries. they are stage managing events, they are pho shopping leaders into places. there were a lot of rumors that kim jong-il had been sick and even deceased, so they photoshop to me to this image and released it. you can see there is a little line that runs behind people's legs but it doesn't run behind the leader's legs because they didn''t take the time to sort of create the shadows. if you look at photographs from russia under stalin -- he was famous for having full books devoted to him taking out his enemies. i think that people are really going to lose faith, certainly in photojournalism and documentary photography. what people say photos and say, i wondered that has been modified or a wonder if the photographer states that, then we have just lost all credibility. these are the oj covers. time took the mug shot that came from the lapd a

i started my career in washington and with the l.a. times. cover ao go and statehouse in nevada, and politics in las vegas, to get out into the country and cover politics on a more local level. i came back to washington to cover congress and national campaigns. now i am at the white house. one of the things that i said that is most unique about the way that is different from -- the way we covered the president is different than the way we cover any other politician in washington or statehouse, he is basically stuck with us almost all the time. anypublic statements, public appearance, even a personal dinner out with his wife, a cough game -- a golf game, we are nearby. a small cluster of the press as representative of the larger pool of the press corps, it is not glamorous. looking for any sign we can of him, making sure he is where he supposed to be, and giving a rhythm of his daily life. christi: we view say where you are from and what your academic past was. kathleen: i didn't do any journalism when i was in school originally, i didn't know

all cops are not murderers, the film maker told the l.a. times, i never said that. i never even implied that. in his interview with the piper tarantino said his critics have one goal, to shut my involved. and even more important than that, to send a message to any other prominent person that might feel the need to join that police unions have called for a boycott of tarantino's films including his upcoming movie the heedful eight scheduled for christmas day release. lapd police chief charlie back says tarantino is simply out of touch with the realities of policing. >> mr. tarantino lives in a fantasy world, that is how he makes his living, his movies are extremely violent. doesn't understand violence. the doesn't understand the nature of the violence police unfortunately he mistakes wrongful use of force for murder and is not. >> reporter: tarantino's own father called on his son to apologize. we should note they don't have much of a relationship. also the actor jimmy foxx on the other hand defended tarantino the, quote, heaters. this. does have a first amendment ri

he told the l.a. times he won't be intimidated by law enforcement groups and that this is all in attempt to bully him. the boycott stems from his comments against police brutality. he said he was on the side of the murderer and he has to call the murderers the murderers. but yesterday he said he doesn't believe all cops are murderers. jon stewart will start working on short form digital content for hbo. the network announced the deal with the former daly show host. stewart is excited returning to media. he stepped down as host in august. >> another name to the list leaving. parting ways with cliff lee. the teamen didded the option on the final year. they will pay him not to pitch. since he was owed $27.5 million the phillies will save $50 million in the deal. see how that works. lee led the phillies to the 2009 world series, only to be traded that december, he returned a year later as a free agent. lee missed all of last season with an injury. >> some good news on the injury front, kiko alonso expects to be

i started my career in washington and with the l.a. times. i left to go and cover a statehouse in nevada, and politics in las vegas, to get out into the country and cover politics on a more local level. i came back to washington to cover congress and national campaigns. now i am at the white house. i think that one of the things that i said that is most unique about the way that is different from -- the way we covered the president is different than the way we cover any other politician in washington or anywhere in any statehouse, he is basically stuck with us almost all the time. any public statements, any public appearance, even a personal dinner out with his wife, a cough game -- a golf game, we are nearby. a small cluster of the press as representative of the larger pool of the press corps, it is not glamorous. looking for any sign we can of him, making sure he is where he is supposed to be, and giving a rhythm of his daily life. christi: we view say where you are from and what your academic past was. kathleen: i didn't do any journalism

the director told the l.a. times he will not be intimidated by the law enforcement groups and that this is all an attempt to bully him. the boycott stems from tarantino's comments at an anti-police brutality rally in brooklyn last month. he said he was on the side of the murdered in his words, but today he said he doesn't believe all cops are murderers. >>> tonight at 6:00, empty shelves, the call for help this time of year. the pantry desperate for donations. >>> right now operation vulture vanish under way. tonight the plan to get rid of the pesky creatures in one local city. >>> tracking some showers for later in the week, plus how long are we going to get the 70-degree temperatures? first alert forecast is next. for the girl scout meeting... for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! at giant, prices have just dropped on thousands more items. my giant. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> shelves are empty and so are people's stomachs. >> when it's 70 degrees outside, it's hard

. >> we will be watching, i know you well as well, leah romney with the "l.a. timeshank you. >> thank you so much. >>> we are introducing a new segment about big ideas. that could change the way we live, work, play, and even eat. to kick things off we're talking to two people who think the future of food involves insects. joining me are sean mcdonald of bit water farms which helps to finance new cricket farms and leslie zigler which sells flour and baked goods made from crickets. welcome to you both. i have to ask, why crickets? >> why not crickets? they have a great brand. if you're going to start with any insect, crickets recall warm summer nights, chirping, cute, it's not, it doesn't sound very threatening. >> but they don't imply tasty. >> that's only because you haven't tried them yet. we'll fix that. >> shawn, how did you decide to get into the bug grub business and what role do cricket farms play in agriculture? >> yeah. i got involved because we see it as an opportunity to make a tremendous social impact and build the billion-dollar legacy company and that ap

according to the l.a. times, today's blast was not as exciting as saturday night's launch mainly because people couldn't see it. the lights in the sky caused speculation, people thinking it was a flying saucer or comet. a spokesperson says the t are important for national security and they don't expect any more launches soon. but it got our attention, right? >>> a convicted cop killer is sentenced in the east bay. >> what the family told his convicted killer, face-to-face, in court. >> middle school students protesting a university. how it's an investment in their future. >> google's effort to get us on the go. how the tech giant is >>> a fairfield courtroom was packed with family, friends, and officers who knew and worked with james capoot, the officer killed during a chase. sergio quintana was in the courtroom. >> officer jim capoot shot in the back. the man he was pursuing just robbed a bank and bought a mask for the crime he was a hollywood quality mask that looked like something maybe like on "mission impos

i started my career in washington and with the "l.a. times" and then left to go and cover statehouse in nevada and politics in las vegas and sort of get out into the country and covered politics on sort of a more local level and came back to washington and covered congress and national campaigns for the president's re-election and now the white house. and i think one of the things as i said that sort of most unique about the way that maybe that is different from the way we cover the president is really different than we cover any other politician in washington or anywhere really in any statehouse that i know of. basically stuck with us almost all the time and any public statement, any public appearance, even if it's a personal out with his wife, a golf game, we are nearby, a small cluster of the representative of the larger, we call it the pool, representative of the larger press corps is often a few sometimes in a van, it's not terribly glamorous looking for any sign we can of him and making sure he is where he says he is going to be and try

according to the l.a. times, today's blast was not as exciting as saturday night's launch mainly because people couldn't see it. the lights in the sky caused speculation, people thinking it was a flying saucer or comet. a spokesperson says the tests are important for national security and they don't expect any more launches soon. but it got our attention, right? >>> a convicted cop killer is sentenced in the east bay. >> what the family told his convicted killer, face-to-face, in court. >> middle school students protesting a university. how it's an investment in their future. >> google's effort to get us on the go. how the tech ♪ ♪ it took the rockettes years to master the kick line. but only a few moves to master paying bills on chase.com technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. with a 100% electric nissan what will you do? how far will you go? how much will you see? electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on a charge, the nissan leaf is the best selling electric c

you want "l.a. times," "new york times" quotes on it you got them. read them to you. >> you who began this interview by them saying i had a%k moral obligation to call you by forewriting your book wrote a book without talking to ed mease, george schultz, jim baker any other people. >> why didn't i talk to them? >> because they would have refuted the flimsy thesis you have. >> you have skin in the game. we don't talk to people when we are writing our books. >> you may not they have knowledge of the game. >> they ask skin in the game. emotion in the game. spin in the game. we don't talk to anybody who was derogatory to the reagans or anybody who was laud tore. we do our own investigation. you want me to read more? i got more. this meeting absolutely took place on page 245. it was absolutely taken seriously by mr. baker and everybody else. and the conclusion of the meeting was the president was fine. he was capable. and killing reagan is a laud tore book toward ronald reagan and you didn't even mention that. >> it is not a laudatory book. >> doing the wo

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he'd shot a man in orange county over statements he made to the l.a. timesg for dialogue with the communist government in vietnam. the would-be assassin's name is tran vanh be tu. and he agrees to meet me at a hotel just off the expressway. so he came out of this pho shop? >> thompson: no regret, no remorse. for be tu, this was not attempted murder. it was an act of war. >> thompson: be tu had been a hard core front member. he says they'd even tried to recruit him to join k9. but he split from the group before the shooting. so you were recruited to join the k9 organization. is that right? >> thompson: and it was your understanding that k9 was a hit squad or some kind of secret operations squad, is that right? >> thompson: each chapter had people who were in the k9-- so houston, san jose, orange county. is that right? >> thompson: dam phong's family think that dam phong is criticizing the front and that got him killed. does that sound accurate to you? >> thompson: do you know the name of the person who killed dam phong? >> thompson: be tu won't go any further

. >>> yesterday, tarrantino offer his first comments telling the l.a. times that he had been slandered and refusing to apologize for remarks so incendiary that not even his hollywood bosses are backing up. hear the comments tarantino made and the antipolice rally that made people so angry. >> when i see murder, i cannot standby. and i have to call the murdered, the murdered. and i have to call the murderers, the murderers. >> just moments ago, the very first sit-down interview. and when given the chance to apologize, tarantino, instead, appeared to double down. >> we were at a rally that was dealing with unarmed people, mostly black and brown who had been shot and killed orr beaten or strangled by the police. and i was obviously referring to the people in those type of situations. i was referring to eric gardener, i was referring to sam debose, i was referring to tamir rice. in those cases in particular that we're talking about, i actually do believe that they were murdered. i was under the impression that i was american. i had first amendment rights and ther

tarantino telling "l.a. times," i quote, their message is very clear.down, to discredit me. to intimidate me. maybe we're sick of directing movies. liz claman. over to you. liz: we'll stick with watching markets. just as we were nearing dow 18,000, folks, the fed chair speaks. the markets got spooked. janet yellen says, december, is quote, a live possibility for a rate hike. the selloff forcing bulls to retreat. look at this. a slight comeback right now. we're watching it tick by tick. on to tesla, the electric carmaker still walking on water, jumping 10 and .57% even after missing estimates after the bell last night.

speaking to the l.a. times today, tarantino blamed pro-police groups for trying to discredit and intimidate him saying, quote -- tarnt eno's comments coming after thousands of border patrol agents boycott tarantino's movies. >>> joining us channel 115 on sirius xm charlie shimkus, good to have you, fox 5 new york reporter good to have you here. >> thanks for having us. lou: let's start with tarantino. he said he's being misrepresented. the man's own foul words are wrapped around his neck, there is no way he is misrepresented because he said he is not taking anything back. >> he said the police are trying to discredit and intimidate him. those two words discredit and intimidation is what he was trying to do to the police when he called them murderers at the rally. not only is he back tracking, he's trying to play the victim. too little too late for tarantino. when it comes to the movie, unfortunately, i think what he said about police officers is only going to make more attention around the morrey, create more a

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. >> reporter: and a statement to the l.a. timesarantino responded to the controversy saying, "all cops aren't murderers, i never said that, never even implied that." he goes on to say he's being singled out. the san jose poa says it's not an, but it's the impact that those words could have. >> it creates violence and could create violence on the street for officers. >> reporter: the comments came four days after a new york police officer was killed in the line of duty. in a year when san jose police lost an officer too. the poa says that there could have been a better guy address the sensitive issues. >> just like if you are a proathlete that you need to watch everything that you do because people pay attention. obviously when you would start to promote hate and violence, and that you're at that level you are making a huge mistake. >> reporter: the san jose poa joins new york, philadelphia among others in boycotting their movie, the hateful aid is set to open in limited release

the "l.a. times" says the fair political practices commission sent a letter to harris who is running according to for u.s. senate. the commission is concerned about furnishings, accessories and other services that she got from ken falk, inc., in gifts over the limit. it is not clear what the value is of the items that harris got from ken falk. as of right now, the commission is asking for a response from harris which we are told is pending. if that does not happen, an investigation will begin. no direct response has come from kamala harris but the los angeles attorney who represents her says ken fulk is a friend of the attorney general's and we are confident that this will be resolved quickly and easily. >> it's under the microscope. >>> crab season is in jeopardy. the state health department is warning everyone not to east dungeness crab caught off the california coast. the crab contain high levels of demoic acid a naturally occurring neurotoxic found in toxic algae blooms more frequent because of t

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you're looking at "the wall street journal" and the "l.a. timesng these major attacks in a significant way. >> and we do want to take more live pictures from paris right now as authorities continue to search for accomplices in the terror attacks. we have just learned as i mentioned that isis has claimed responsibility. the french president saying and alluding to that earlier this morning as well. >> that's right. right now, we're hearing from officials that at least 127 people have died in these six separate attacks. that number may go up. we've also learned eight attackers are dead. the hunt is on for possible accomplices. >> gunmen and suicide bombers targeted in foe sent people at the soccer stadium, restaurant, bars, and a night club. >> all right. let's look at the role social media is playing here. really a huge role when it comes to the families and friends from those who are far from those in paris. >> we are starting to hear stories of relief this morning, in fact, one man from california just overwhelmed to learn that his niece was okay.

tarantino telling "l.a. times," i quote, their message is very clear. it is to shut me down, to discredit me. to intimidate me. maybe we're sick of directing movies. liz claman. over to you. liz: we'll stick with watching markets. just as we were nearing dow 18,000, folks, the fed chair speaks. the markets got spooked. janet yellen says, december, is quote, a live possibility for a rate hike. the selloff forcing bulls to retreat. look at this. a slight comeback right now. we're watching it tick by tick. on to tesla, the electric carmaker still walking on water, jumping 10 and .57% even after missing estimates after the bell last night. elon musk is umdaunted saying they will meet production goals. but then he dropped a bomb shell on the established auto industry. wait until you hear about his him and his company closest to building a truly autonomous car. is the tesla talk bluster or is musk the king of the future. our expert panel battles it out. >>> pimp our ride. jeff flock live in las vegas with the auto show that puts the sparkle in specialty cars.

. >> well, apparently, according to the "l.a. timesbacking down and he said he is not going to be intimidated by the police. >> well, we're not going to be intimidated by those in hollywood whohç are going to shoot their mouths off and say things that are going to put law enforcement in danger. we're going to speak out and we're going to make sure that with the united voice we oppose the people that incite violence and use rhetoric against us. we respect this first amendment right to free speech. a line has been crossed. you don't go into a theater and yell fire and try to incite violence against law enforcement officers. >> he hasn't asked for my advice but i think for startedders he might want to visit the national law enforcement memorial here in d.c. where there is over 21 or 22,000 officers' names who have died in the line of duty etched into the wall. it might begin to shift his sense of reality. but we will see what he does. probably nothing. anyway, sean thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks for having me on. >> and a m

the l.a. timess medical care for people who are severely overweight costs the state more than $9 billion in 2013. that study estimates more than 3 million californians are obese, which is about 29% of the residents. the report says treating an obese patient cost 940-$2000 more a year than a patient of average weight. the study concludes obesity should be treated as a medical condition with patients offered counseling and other care. >>> the bike path along the new eastern span of the bay bridge probably won't be finished until early next year. it was supposed to open up at the end of this year. but the san francisco chronicle is reporting an exact date hasn't been announced yet. one cyclist -- once cyclists get to the island, you'll have to navigate a temporary route alongside cars, believe it or not, until the permanent like that is built. >>> one of the biggest banks in the nation will pay $60 million to california customers and the state. it will settle california's lawsuit that claims j.p. morga

. >> well, now, back in 2005, the "l.a. times" wrote, they said that republican leaders in congress faced with the political reality on the ground, doesn't have the grassroots momentum behind president bush's plan. has anything changed since 2005 when it comes to social security? >> no, i don't think so at all, because i can say this, if president obama had had a social security plan it would have been criticized by republicans. if a republican does, it's going to be criticized by democrats. we've got to come together. that's where the press could actually do a great job, come in and say, this isn't a republican plan, it's not a democrat plan, we're trying to do something for the next generation. we can protect it for grandmother, but we've got to preserve it for grandchildren. and i think that's where -- if we could come together, as a nation, outside of washington, d.c., it is possible. >> are you for raising the cap on social security taxes? >> i think it has to be put on the table. the cap right now is about $140,000. i think

the "l.a. times" says the fair political practices commission sent a letter to harris, who is running for u.s. senate. the commission said it's concerned about furnishings and other services she got from ken fulk, incorporated, that were over the gift limit. state law prohibits elected officials from accepting gifts totaling more than $460 in a calendar year. harris has not commented directly but an attorney representing her released a statement saying, "ken fulk is a personal friend of the attorney general's and we're confident this will be resolved quickly and easily." >>> time now 6:39. a measure to legalize pot for recreational use has been rejected by the voters of ohio. the state would have become the first to legalize it exclusively for business purposes. the measure was soundly defeated by nearly a 2-1 vote. at least four states where marijuana is -- that leaves four states where marijuana is legal. >>> a sweetener is blamed for poisoning a growing number of pets. what owners need to look out

. >> l.a. times next morning, "manson guilty nixon declares." manson got ahold of the paper. in front of the jury with a silly little smile on his face and he shows the jury the headline. >> a tight ring of security surrounds the hall of justice today as the manson jury deliberates. meanwhile, members of the manson clan continue their vigil outside of the hall of justice. they have been there since the start of the trial. >> if charlie were convicted of these charges, what happens to the rest of the members of the family? >> there's no if. charlie will get out. all of the people in jail will get out and we'll all go to the desert together. >> the jury hearing the charges against charles manson and three girl members of his so-called family brought in its verdict this afternoon. >> outside the court, manson's girl followers got the news by radio. >> they have convicted these people and you are next. all of you. there's a revolution coming very soon. >> today the judge formally passed sentence on charles manson and his girls. the death penalty he said for seven senseless murder

tarantino told the "l.a. times," quote, all cops are not murderers. i never said that. i never even implied that. instead of examining the problem of police brutality in this country, better they single me out. >> he felt that he was bearing witness to their stories and he said it changed him just being there. >> reporter: but his comments unleashed a barrage of criticism from multiple police groups. the national association of police organizations called on officers to stop, quote, providing security, traffic control or technical advice for any of tarantino's projects. >> get in, boy! >> reporter: today nassau county's police union said it's joining other police groups in their calls for a boycott of tarantino's upcoming film, the hateful 8. >> wanted dead or alive for murder. >> reporter: tarantino told the "l.a. and threat of a movie boycott is, quote, to shut me down, discredit me, intimidate me and shut my mouth. tarantino's speech in new york came at a rally just days after the murder of nypd officer randolph holder in east harlem. tarantino says the timing of his

i started my career in washington and with the "l.a. times" and then left to go and cover state house in nevada and politics in las vegas and sort of get out into the country and cover politics on sort of a more local level and then came back to washington. i covered congress and national campaigns, the president's re-election and now the white house. and i think one of the things, as i said, that's sort of unique about the way -- that's different -- the way we cover the president is really different than we cover any other politician in washington or anywhere, really, in any state house that i know of. he's basically stuck with us almost all the time. and any -- any public statement, any public appearance, even if it's a personal dinner out with his wife, a golf game, we are nearby. a small cluster of the press is a representative of the larger -- we call it the pool -- representative of the larger press corps is often a few blocks away in a van. sometimes it's not particularly glamorous. looking for any sign of him and making sure he is whe

. >> now the oscar-win telling the "l.a. times" he never even implied the cops were murderers.arantino says people are trying demonize him and make him feel intimidated. tucker carlson is back. tucker, he never meant to say they were murderers? >> he is onout of touch rich guy. how many times did he use the word i in that statement? these are supposed to be victims of police brutality, i, i, i. i have a conscious. look at me, meme. he has accused anybody who has criticized being a police mouth piece speaking for myself that's untrue. there is police brutality. that is a real problem. police should never mistreat citizens period. there are things to be upset about. to get up hale rally and suggest that police are murderers. all police are murderers really does a disservice to the entire country. makes people hate each other and suspicious and divides people and totally intemperament at a moment we need temperance and restraint and precise language rather than blanket statements like this. he should be ashamed of saying that. by the way, this guy is there is no one more out of to

back in 2001, michael constituencily a former editor of the "l.a. timesote a column that said i faked my working class upbringing. three years later the despicable al franken wrote a book accusing me of lying say i did not grow up in leavitt town, new york. gleefully they picked up franken incredible deceit calling me all kinds of names. thankfully, i still have the deed to my parent's home in leavitt town, new york. you see it there on the screen. my mother got a big kick out of the whole thing but i didn't find it funny at all. and, of course, there was never any apologies. that's because franken and kinsley and co- co-coconspirators was trying to destroy my reputation because the factor was becoming successful. same thing last year far left. i presented my evidence and factor ratings went up. now ben carson and marco rubio are experiencing the same thing. let's take marco rubio first. no question he has had financial problems in the past. he has two boys and two girls educa

. >>> yesterday, tarrantino offer his first comments telling the l.a. times

he shot a man in orange county over statement he made to "the l.a. timesng for dialogue . -- would-be assassins name he agrees to meet me at a hotel just off the expressway. shop.came out of this >> we try to get them in the car but he snapped my hand like this. he goes like this. died.ght maybe he >> no regret, no remorse. this was not attempted murder for be tu, it was an act of war. >> be tu says he split from the group before the shooting. you were recruited to join the k9 organization, is that right? >> right, right. >> it was her understanding that k9 was a hits what or some kind of secret operations squad, is that right? >> exactly. a secret unit, yes. >> each chapter had a group that was in the k9, houston, orange county msn was a? is that right? >> could be, yes. >> dam phong nguyen plus family thinks he is criticizing the front and i got him killed. does that sound accurate to you? >> what i heard. that's what i heard many, many .imes from our people >> do you know the name of the person who killed dam phong? amy: former front member tran van be

. >> you've never seen the video of rasheed that's been held by the "l.a. timese 2003 and never knew about frank marshall davis until vent years. i don't care about that. i'm not really interesting in rehashing it. i'm interested in pointing out ben carson is right. >> i agree with you. what you're saying is you don't want to rehash but he is and instead of taking the opportunity to answer the questions, he sort of relitigating history and not really answering the question. you don't think he's deflecting. >> he is pointing out that there is a anti conservative bias that subjekcts republicans to a pervasive and endless story. look at the scandals. marco rubio's american express card, ben carson and hillary clinton's foundation refusing to answer questions of a senate committee that had to do with huma abedin. that's the mount everest combine rubio and carson and it's augusta. ben carson, ben hogan bridge republican and we're spending time talking about ben carson. >> here is another example of somethi something, listen. >> even if all the media tries to shut you