involvement until crimes that would have been the officer's word against the subject's word but the lapel camera made this clear and evident. >> our policy is if you are investigating any kind of crime or there is a potential of an encounter with someone in detention, we are supposed to activate it. >> how has the lapel camera affected your job at all. >> at first, it's a little uncomfortable to have everything recorded but to have the video to back up our work, it's great. >> 703976. >> how are you doing, man? >> do you have your driver's license? registration? okay. >> what happens to the video camera? >> at the end of the officer's shift, he or she plugs it into a terminal and the video is then uploaded onto a network server. the officers can't delete it or anything along those lines. >> a ticket, date and time. sign at the bottom. hidden on roof 207s and light poles is a network of high-tech ears, acoustic sensors that could be a game changer in reducing gun violence. they are part of a gun-shot detteection system called shot shot spotter" within seconds after a gun is fired, the syst

every parent on monday should put their kid in a flag, put a flag on their shirt, on their lapel, and send them to school. not as a sign of patriotism, but as a sign of freedom. make that expression so much more powerful than any, anything you could ever do. this is wrong. >> i agree. bob, it's just like the katy perry removing her -- removing the islamic symbol. because of fearing a filmmaker. we're changing the way we live out of fear. >> we're changing constitution, is the problem. >> the american justice on the appeals court voted for this. i assume it's not a democratic liberal message here. >> what message is it saying? if you really care about the country and if you don't, you can intimidate by fear. so anyone else, they can just push our schools around, our courts around. it's a laughing stock. >> i see what you're saying. if it hadn't been for the fact of the history of it, you have a case. there was a history. the courts made a decision. the school, in a right to avoid a dangerous confrontation. >> there's a history of violence everywhere. >> we have another good topic. we s

lapels are thin. gerri: okay. >> then if you have to have it now, if you want to look in latest look and latest thing you will pay too much. gerri: all right. sales mavens out there, watch out. jeff green will join us. he is a retail consultant. jeff, have you had a chance to listen to any of this nonsense you're talking about. >> i listened to whole thing. gerri: i don't think consumers are stupid but i may be alone on this panel. >> consumers are not stupid but they certainly want a bargain. gerri: yes. >> people like macy's kept us definitely looking for value in shopping for value, and like, your, your last example, we think we're getting a deal but yet it is quite a bit above wholesale. gerri: yeah. i think that the marketers are betting on the fact that we'll fall for anything. what is your advice to consumers? as you look at this, jeff, you know, bruce just said, you have to be patient. you can't be obsessed with getting the latest and greatest and the most edgy, stylish thing. what would you t

and one of the things we brought to us what was a little pin that was issued you mention a regular lapelpin that was for the opening of pier 96 and i said we need pips at all our openings now so thank you for pausing to say thank you to renee. another piece of good news our blue and gold suite has one the roger green safety award and this award was presented to them in texas at the passenger vessels award they demonstrate safety in the marine involvement and i don't want to jinx any of us but thanks to their stewardship we'll have no challenges but the roger murphy award was established in 2003 named after roger murphy he was a proponent of training he was also the founder of blue and gold suite among other things they do motor coach tours and private crews. you had a presentation from carolyn about a year ago and as you know in the time they've been a port tenant they've been continuing to grow their business. it was fun reading back you only had 3 vessels they been and now you have 19 vessels now so we're proud of you on any day but particularly for your safety. may i have a round of a

as you watch the video we have dash cam footage and lapel cam footage from one of the officers. according to reports police fired more than 70 rounds at this car. according to police the driver of that car was 19-year-old christian nicholas bouquet. now, he was fatally injured in this shootout but according to police just before this chase he shot an acquaintance of his in the chest and fled the scene. when police were responding he led police on a chase for five miles reaching high speeds and he also fired at officers and at bystanders as he was driving in this police chase. >> i'm just shocked at the age of this kid where he thought he could shoot somebody and then shoot at bystanders and police. >> this was used by the prosecutor's attorney's office to determine that the officers were justified in their action. >>> absolutely beautiful day of skiing on the mountains in switzerland. group of buddies out there breaking this beautiful, beautiful powder. it's all very even. obviously some of the guys already gone downhill. but this was too much for the mountain. because before yo

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we had a negotiator, it was a lengthy process, and you are only seeing a small glimpse of what the lapel camera is showing you, and from the angle the officer was standing. >> it was a taser, it's fired and he's not near the police officers when they see the knife. didn't seem like he has at imminent threat holding a knife at 20 feet. >> you see - you don't hear the taser being deployed. if you play the video and listen, before they threw the stun in, he's been daysed, then they throw the flash bag in and the dog deployed, because he's not going down with the taser. you have another officer coming in. you see him swipe at the dog. >> because he's swiping the knife... >> and his handler. >> because he's swiping at the dog with the knife, that's the justification for the police opening fire? >> no, you've missed a lot more of the situation. this was a lengthy call. i'm not sure if you guys had the opportunity to see the footage that they showed at the local televised stations where this man is telling the officers "i will personally hunt you down and kill you and your families that is my p

and i don't have a flag lapel. i am definitely not patriotic. this is not about patriotism. this is about buckling to fear and a school's incompetence and they worry more about safety and the discipline and everybody knows discipline is more fun. all right, can a cape and tights win oscar night? that's the topic on tonight's -- >> "red eye" debate 2 014, live from the" red eye" debate center. >> welcome to tonight's "red eye" debate live from the" red eye" debate center. tonight's "red eye" debate, will a super hero movie ever win best picture? according to one writer, the answer is no. the academy always thinks of the flicks as low brown entertainment. that's mean. and path to oscar gold is to make a movie about the power of movies. like the last two winners "argo" and" the artist." a business insider said what is in the $85 grand swag bag given to oscar nominees including his and hers mace pepper guns. a home spa system and tens of thousands of dollars of a free trip and an o-shot vaginal rejuvenation treatment. i guess insert joke here about bruce willis. i don't know. le

one planner is having the men replace their flower in their lapel with a cannibus bud and a pipe being given as a gift to the wedding party. toasts and open bars are standard at a wedding. now we can consume cannibus as long as the event is private. let's check in with our marijuana cory spawn department. correspondent. >> she trashed. mike, you have been married seven times. four women and two men and a parrakeet. does this make you want to go for number 8? >> what would number 8 be? it would be like a camel. >> it would be a half robot and a half chin chill law. >> a rochilla. here is where i stand on the whole pot thing. i believe this is legitimate medical use. it is important that be available. i am not a big fan and i was just out in northern california and we did a story for my show on the travel channel. >> what is it called? >> "american classified." we are getting ready to do the second season. we were out there doing a story about the communities. they have based so much of their economy on pot for so long. i came away with that with real conflicted view on the whole idea. f

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planner is having the men replace the flower in their lapel with a canibus bud.'s go check in with our marijuana correspondent. >> she is trashed. participants at a wedding. mike, you have been married seven times. four women, two men. and a parakeet. which i salute. does this make you want to go for number eight. knowing it could be a pot party. here is where i stand on the pot thing. legitimate medical uses for marijuana. very important that that be available. i am not a big fan. i was out in northern california. we did a story for, my show on the travel channel. we were there doing a story. have based so much of the economy on pot for so long. i came away from that with -- you know, real -- conflicted view on -- on the whole idea. just not worried about, bigger, use to deal with. now i am not so sure. you know what. we-to wait and see how it plays out in the communities. as the far as weddings go. you want to smoke pot at your wedding. go for it. awe thought was a long way to get to -- >> that was a long way to got to why not. one day you will find a man, spec

the strategy--some people say that franÇois hollande wants to be against mary lapel, the far right leaderi think it's a very dangerous card to flay. >> now today is international women's day. 80% of the 1.8 million children trafficked into slavery are girls. girls are more likely to be denied an education. two-thirds of the adults that can't read or write will be women. and one in three women will be beaten or raped in their life. >> not many topics are off limits in denmark. in this women's event in copenhagen abortion is up for discussion. but what's really got people talking is a report about violence against women, and in particular danish women. >> when you see a report like this, and you hear there are a lot of sexual violence against women, that's a huge sign we are not equal in denmark. >> i was flabbergasted. i didn't even imagine that. >> reporter: for a country that prides itself on being a fair, equal, and safe society, this survey on behalf of the european union has come as quite a shock. it shows that women in denmark reported the highest number of incidents of sexual, physi

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police department requiring more college credit for incoming cadets a cadets and officers to wear lapelfoothills, it was caught on a helmet camera. we didn't have that in the beginning when these shootings started in 2010. but now we do. i think that is what's driving the anger and criticism toward the police department. >> really quick, the gun death rate in new mexico is 40% higher than the national average. the crime rate is 53% higher than the national average. what is that all about? really quick. >> well, we're one of the more poorer states in the country, dealing with a number of issues here, our economy has been struggling since the recession. so it's totality of all of this that is catching up to us, as we struggle with crime. and also the fact that we are the largest city in new mexico. >> it is a disturbing series of events over the weekend, russell. thanks for the reporting. stay safe. russell contreras, thanks for your team. we'll be back here tomorrow 4:00 p.m. watch me when i fill in for chris hayes at 8:00 p.m. eastern. "the ed show" is next. >>> good evening, americans

>> stop fighting about who's good enough to wear the lapel pin, and let's get out there and talk aboutt policies are good for everybody, no matter who you are, and le s let's -- let's let the establishment folks in washington fight about who's in and who's out, and let's really reach the american people and talk about how there are policies and principles that can help to improve their everyday lives, no matter who they are. >> yeah, i hear you. you'd think they wouldn't want to put the out in outreach, and you think a discussion of ideas, they wouldn't be afraid of some of the dies coming from their own side in conservatives. jimmy, thank you very much. >>> up next, the story that hasn't gotten a lot of play but has big implications both legally and politically, what led dems to break ranks? [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain s

so william whitney, for example, the brother lapel of left all of his papers behind at the library of congress in washington. that was great to have that. so went to library and spent a couple days down there. sort of poring over his letters and things like that. a very touching moment in the book where one of his children died and you could sort of get inside of his mind about what was going through his head and how that happened and how that was an emotional time frame for him. there were a lot of ways the research and reporting came to life through private papers and things like that. another key character in the book is a guy name steinway. the and he came over from germany and essentially was a piano manufacturing giant. the huge figure. and he fortunately left his diary to the smithsonian. there are some great moments when we read his diary and it is such a personal thing. you think when you think about it, people writing down their innermost thoughts. one night that he wrote about this and he went to bed with an anxious day coming ahead and he had heard was breaking into his ho

he was the kind of person who corners you and buttonholes you at a party, takes hold of your lapel, has his arm around you from the other side here, who--who is charming and engaging, has the ability to--you know, this--this sort of gruff and rather vulgar sense of humor here. he is the kind of person who's, you know, very, very popular in male locker rooms and in--and in barrooms here. and most people found him--even his--even his political opponents--found him to be a very likable--likable individual here. the one problem he had was this ferocious temper, which could flare up at unexpected and unpredictable points, and it's one of the things--this intensely physical man suddenly losing his temper, blowing up at imagined slights and insults, and firing back at people with really harsh and nasty personal--personal attacks, was one of the things that made him as--as a senator very, very difficult to deal with, why people didn't want to touch him, didn't want deal with him. c-span: now the other names that are still around and familiar--anthony lewis, tony lewis, the liberal columnist for

. >>> police lapel cameras, now they're raising privacy concerns all -- are worn by officers to recordheir interactions with the public. but in many cases, the devices are rolled out before departments create policies to govern their usage. well, the justice department says it has asked a nonprofit group to help develop guidelines to protect privacy. >>> and at least three students apparently attacked with a pellet gun and it all happened at an elementary school in ohio. one of the parents say a fifth grader allegedly used the gun inside the school without ever getting caught. >> i was like it hurt real bad and i was like, i'm going to tell on you and he was looking at me like i'm going to shoot you again if you tell. >> and then the kid shot the thing three or four times, five or six times, however many times inside the class, whether the [ bleep ] was the teacher. where was he at? the thing makes a noise. >> the school says it will take disciplinary action against that student. >>> a huge explosion caught on tape. coming up, we're going to show you what caused this massive fireball a

pro tempore: the chair first asked the gentleman from california, please remove he badge from his lapel. the gentleman from california now may proceed. mr. becerra: i thank the speaker and the gentleman from colorado for yielding time. i ask for unanimous consent to bring up h.r. 15, to demand a vote on the bipartisan immigration reform bill that has been held up for more than 733 days, to honor our american values and so that i can wear this tag later on in the future with great pride. i yield back the balance of my. the speaker pro tempore: the chair understands the gentleman from utah has not yielded for that purpose. the request can't be entertained. the gentleman from colorado. mr. polis: mr. speaker, i would like to yield to the gentleman from texas, a leader on the fight for immigration reform, for a unanimous consent request. mr. veasey: i ask to bring up h.r. 15, to demand a vote on the bipartisan immigration bill which unites families and moves our country forward. the speaker pro tempore: the chair understands the gentleman from utah has not yielded for that purpose, therefor

what's that pin everyone wears on their lapel? can we see yours? so it was fun.t details to the biggest story lines. >> let's maneuver the steps. >> you want to do that? an action shot? >> yeah, will you do an action shot? >> this is how the magic happens. okay, i'm getting anxious. we're getting close to show time. the b block. >> it's like 7:30-ish? >> oh, jeez. i've got to stand up. i'm going to stand up and work. oh, jeez. gets the blood flowing in a different way. uses different parts of my brain. uses less of my butt. i stand up. but it also makes my back hurt less because i'm an old person. >> oh, please. oh, come on. >> hey, it works. next weekend, my interview with the author of the new book "an idea whose time has come." >>> faith and film collide in the new hollywood film "noah." why some say artistic license may have gone too far. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable, professional. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] woman: [laughs] no way! that really is you? if they're not a cfp pro, you just don't know. cfp -- work with th

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the u.s., you have on your lapel, a 9/11 pin and certainly we will never forget and it made us mindfulit all the time about whether privacy is being compromised. what is the u.s. doing to help with this search, and should it be doing more? >> we're doing everything we're asked to do. the ntsb is involved. the faa is involved. our intelligence agencies are certainly working around the clock on this trying to find any type of terror connection or terror nexus that can be found. we are willing to do whatever we're asked to do. and of course, there's american citizens involved. we do have a responsibility here. >> stolen passports. find out that they were used with great efficiency here by at least two members on board of that. doing a little digging, i'm told that, hey, malaysia is not the only one. stolen passports are used. we see it here in the u.s. is this a little bit of a vulnerability that's been revealed by this story? where are we on this issue? >> it's a real vulnerability in other parts of the world. we try to absolutely minimize it here in the united states. it would be very d