is, if you have everyone wearing a lapel camera, it will alter the way police feel they have to behave because it can be proven if they treated an individual with respect are not and they say this is what happens. it is also looking for other things as well. >> between african-americans in this country and the police force. >> the police departments organized, the troops came back with all these tons of high tech kits. police forces are picking this kid up cheap. these this on the street. they look at the way the police departments are organized. that is sort of micro-granular stuff. it there are much bigger questions. ferguson folks in think president obama should be doing more to close this gap between black americans and >> theaw enforcement? president has not wanted to engage in that. what historybtedly will say. that he didn't want to become a president whose preoccupation appears to be racial issues. this is not where the president wanted to be but the whole incident laid bear that things needed to change. >> watching bbc world news. fans love the cheer on their nfl teams but fee

lapel-mounted body cameras. the federal government wore overhaul programs to dispense to local police departments, programs that led to images like this out of ferguson. the president stopped short calling for those programs be ended, as many critics have called for. >>> also, today, the 16 person ferguson kmis, selected by missouri governor jay nixon met for the first time to address the social and economic factors that contributed to the out p r pouring following brown's killing with input from the community. >> who polices the police? who? i don't believe a damn thing that they say and i can find a damn lie in everything that they have said. a damn lie. >> not the only administration focused on ferguson aftermath today. this evening in atlanta, attorney general eric holder kicked off a series of meetings around the country that he's having between police and some of the communities they police. protesters all across the nation made sure that ferguson and the county prosecutor's decision not to indict did not

and if there were some fluff on the lapel, he would pick it off. a pencil in the wrong pocket?t goes into the right one. he does all of these things as he turned the as doorknob. is another self lifetime habit that my neighbor is determined to hang on to. a the hospital -- and for time afterwards -- he felt uncomfortable being fed by someone else. set out first thing he to master was the knack of eating. now, watch them at breakfast to how well he succeeds. you know it is his boast that there isn't an inch of waistline that he didn't put their himself. one or two companies special knives and forks, glasses, coffee cups, such cases as charlie's. he doesn't even know where to buy them, and he has never bothered to find out. he manages very well with the same utensils that you find in a restaurant for a while, doing what charlie called his amateur days, it seemed as if it took them all day to eat. that was not for long, though. you should see him will a meal at my place. especially when it is porterhouse steak, medium rare. you notice that sometimes he makes adjustments before cer

>> kind of the least was grabbing 70 by the lapels to get somebody byion -- the lapels to get their attention all the way to water billing. of theeprivation, one most effective. waterboarding, very effective. they ranged. he proved them. he approved the specific techniques. he said so in his book. this is where you get to the morality question. and effective. certainly thought to be effective at the time. the morality question is not easy. some people make it sound really easy. why would you ever do this? the morality question is difficult. on the one hand, the question is, how could you possibly do the stuff at the far end to another human being? particularly by a country that stands for human dignity and human rights? how could you possibly do that? i understand that. it resonates with me to some extent, as it does with a lot of people. then you look at the other side of the morality point. how could you possibly not do those things when you believe that you need to do them in order to stop plots and save americans from being killed? >> let me put two questions -- these you cannot easily de

neil: be aware with congressmen with bikes on their lapel. pretty soon they're pedaling their tax ideas everywhere. they're talking about raising the gas tax. do that, you could jeopardize this entire recovery. nevertheless, that's what they're thinking of doing. what do you make of that. >> well, i think it's a couple of things. the politicians are looking at the fact that gas prices are coming down. they're thinking, hey, why don't we get the benefit of this instead of consumers. we'll replace the higher energy prices with higher gas prices and maybe consumers won't notice the difference. neil: they say they won't because even if it were pushed up a dime, 15, even 20 cents, i can't believe those figures, but we're still down, you know, close to a buck in the last 14 months. what do you say? >> maybe so. but why is it that politicians should get the benefit of that extra dime, 15 cents, 20 cents, particularly when what we should be doing on transportation issues is taking the power away from washington, going back to state and local governme

now, it would include money to help pay for small cameras that police could wear on their lapels.c 10 south jersey bureau reporter cydney long is live in cherry hill where police are already using the cameras. cydney, are they working? >> i can tell you a handful of police departments across new jersey are already using or testing these body cameras. number one, to make sure they're a sound investment but also to promote that trust and transparency in between the police and the communities they serve. here in cherry hill township they have already been using in-car cameras for about ten years now that automatically engage once the lights and sirens are on but the bodykk] cameras right now are still in what's called the testing phase. for the last two months, officers with the force have tested four different types of technology with the police body cameras clipped right on to their lapel, uniform. one immediately notifies the subject that they are being recorded. it shows them on the screen. the cherry hill cheese of pol-- of police william monaghan says it can and will help fos

it was unveiled three months ago with a visible smudge on the left lapel of his jacket. the painting had to be altered to remove a button with the image of his wife, maria shriver. an austrian artist created the photograph-like portrait. >>> holiday shoppers listen up. if you like macy's, it's best to do your shopping on tuesdays and there's more. which stores plan their sales on specific days of the week. >> plus, remember this guy? the stockton felon took the social media wave by storm. now there's a so-called hot woman convict. and that's getting just as much twitter attention. >> nothing hot around here. in fact, we are going to be cooling down with raindrops moving onshore. two-hour 46-minute delays at sfo because of cloud cover. we'll talk about the rain and when you can expect it as the news continues on kpix 5. latest company to get hit ba data breach. it announced today >>> bebe a women's clothing and accessory company is the latest to get hit by a data breach. it detending suspicious ak -- detected suspicious activity on computers that run the payment systems i

in newark, a police lapel camera shows for officers rushing in to a house on maretta avenue to find a woman trapped upstairs. everyone got out okay. >>> the golden gate bridge suicide burial will look like this. the district board of directors approved the final design, the bridge will be closed from january 10 to 12 to install the stainless steel cable nets. price tag $76 million. >> some delays in sfo. >> we're supposed to get a flight, switch to do l.a.x. for 1:30. >> expecting 12 million holiday travellers to hit the skies or the roads this year. >>> well, we know this is putting it mildly but a disappointing night for 49ers fans, the chargers won tonight in overtime, pretty hard game to watch on kpix 5, a 21 point lead, so now what? christian hart net talking to fans, christian? >> reporter: yeah, veronica, no playoffs, speculation he's lost of the respect of his players, rumors he's not staying, and this loss, that's a lot to take on for the 49ers. for many it's been a season of disappointment. but a fan's reaction before tonight's game is any indication, not everyone is ready t

this includes $75 million to pay for 50,000 small cameras that police can wear on their lapels.nwhile, attorney general eric holder plans to unveil new justice department guidance aimed at ending racial profiling. he spoke at a church in atlanta, but not without being interrupted. >> what we saw there was a genuine expression of concern and involvement. >> reporter: mostly peaceful protests continued around the country in new york city, washington, d.c., wichita, kansas, and cambridge, massachusetts. and the coach of the st. louis rams defended his players who took to the football field with their hands raised. the players won't be disciplined by the club or the nfl. president obama has promised to follow through on all of this to use his last two years in office to, quote, make things better. t.j., reena. >> thank you, as always. >>> a student has been arrested after a frightening situation at a utah high school. police in plain city said a student brought a loaded handgun to school with the intention of shooting a particular person and then opening fire on the school. another

it includes $75 million to pay for 50,000 small cameras that police officers can wear on their lapel. >> in san francisco, police say two-thirds of the 79 people arrested friday night were not city residents. in fact, and came from out-of-state. police officers were trying to keep the protesters away from union square. some officers were attacked leaving one disfigure >> san francisco police showed us some of the items confiscated friday night including stolen devices from a radio shack store. four people were picked if assaulting an officer, possession of stolen goods and for outstanding warrants. most of the 79 people detained received only citations. this is the video that has gone viral. two officers being struck by an a frame during the today note violent protest. in all, five were injured that night. misery leased this foe testify an officer badly injured. >> on friday night, that is not first amendment activity. it is criminal conduct. by a fringe element. it is embedding itself in first amendment activity and acts out. we will not have that in san francisco. >> some businesses

it would include $75 million to help pay for 50,000 small cameras that police can wear on their lapels the cameras record officers on the job. we did some digging. coming up at 5:15, we break down the number of police departments in new jersey and delaware that have access to this technology already. plus, a local department that has had body cameras for a while but is not using them. why not? what we found out coming up at 5:45. >>> nbc 10 first alert weather. >> and a good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist michelle grossman. tracking cold weather and colder temperatures and weather headlines on your tuesday. rain across the area in some spots. that will be the story throughout the day and also a wintry mix to the north and west. not expecting accumulation but still could slow us down as we head throughout this tuesday. much colder than yesterday, temperatures right around 40 degrees later on this afternoon as opposed to 65 yesterday. gray skies outside and live look from our adventure aquarium. temperatures around 39 in philadelphia. winds out of the northeast at ten miles per hour.

experts say those kind of little lapel-mounted cameras can keep police safer, communities safer, and improve police/community relations. because frankly they make it clearer what happened when police pull their weapons. >> some department in the bay area already wearing body cameras. tonight at 5:30 on "nightly news," a closer look at military equipment the police across the country are using in the mird of these protests and the criticism surrounding it. brian williams joins us in about 20 minutes. >>> now to a developing story. the fbi issuing a grave warning to our military. the agency is asking current and former members to not post anything on social media that could attract the attention of the terror group known as isis. the fbi says the group is trying to recruit people who carry out u.s. attacks against law enforcement and military members. >>> new at 5:00, police are looking for this man and woman suspected of breaking into a home in sunnyvale last friday. the pair was caught on surveillance video. fernando angeles and charissa bareto. the two already had active arrest warr

it would include $75 million to help pay for 50,000 small cameras that police can wear on their lapels. the cameras record officers on the job. >>> new this morning, investigators are on the hunt for a bank robber in bucks county. these are photos taken from the bank's surveillance camera. the robber walk under to the first national bank of newtown in upper makefield before closing time yesterday. and demanded cash. witnesses say there was no get away car and he did not have a weapon. no one was hurt. >>> thousands of local homeowners will have lower bills this winter. >>> the utility that just announced a rate decrease and how much you'll save. >>> plus, hero or fraud. the problem a black friday shopper noticed about this local man dressed in a uniform and what the army says about his service. >>> a political aide ousted. the comments she made about the president's daughters that has her looking for a new job this morning. >>> we're waking up to a cold tuesday. looking at temperatures mainly in the 30s and also some cloudy skies, some rain and even snow falling across the area. we'll

at the unveiling you could see a big smudge on the lapel on the right. it turned out to be a sloppy edit. the painting was never hung in the capitol until today. it has been touched up by the original artist and the smudge no longer shows. >> we'll be back in a moment with new details on the royal visit to america. prince william going to do something he's never done before. >>> here's what we're working on for our 6:00 newscast. creating opportunity through coding. a bay area school is getting a jump start. kids coding in elementary school. we'll show you the program going nationwide. >>> washington, d.c., is getting ready for some british royalty. the white house confirmed today president obama will host prince william in the oval office on monday. royal watchers may be disappointed to hear that his wife, kate middleton, will not be with him on that part of the trip but she will join him in new york for several events, including a nets game. it will be the second official visit to america. they visited california in 2011. >> he'll have more fun in new

there's an entire brigade under general lapel that's coming that's been besearching brussels. they're virtual to fall into the side of french six army. and i think they owed the somers that one last thrust. it could have resulted in kluck's army beingdy feeted. but i think we would have had a result. by the way it should be called the battle of the orc. it's a wonderful battlefield if you ever get there. i took my wife there three years ago. we went up the ridge, where the command of german fourth research corps, the general looks out and he's got in reserve corps, no artillery, and he sees an entire french army marching at him, 250,000 men. this adjutant says general what do we do? he says well, i'm taking a nap, and then we attack. if you go there today, and i said to my wife, here's the highlight, you're going to see the plain, and here come maunoury's soldiers, you look into disneyland, europe. so far has paris gone. >> i'm going to take your bait on the british expeditionary force. and ask a two-part question on this. the first part is how decisive do you think was kitche

. >> seeing hhh on your lapel, does that mean you're for humphrey all the way?ll the way. i'm a democrat, and he's the nominee. >> now it's true, what george wallace said, if the first job at hand is to end this war, there isn't a dime of difference there between humphrey and nixon. >> vice president humphrey remains, by any basis of measurement available, a complete underdog. >> my feeling is, that if he could cut himself off from the president, be his own man, that he has a chance of winning this election and would make it very easy for all of us to support him. >> humphrey desperately needed to separate himself from the administration, and he did. >> i think the greatest task of statesmanship is to find a way to conclude and bring that war in southeast asia to an end. and to do it -- >> the public was so happy that there was some movement towards peace in vietnam. humphrey was back in the game, and it was neck and neck. >> from nbc news, election central. >> nixon's the one. that's the natural banter for any spritely front page tonight. 94% of the popular vot

there's an entire rested brigade under general lapel coming that's been besieging brussels. to fall onto the side of the french six army. and i think they owed the soldiers that one last thrust. it could have resulted in blobs army being defeated. but i think we would have had a result. and by the way, should be called the battle of the ork. it's a wonderful battlefield. if you ever get there, you go along the ork. i took my wife there three years ago. we went up the ridge, where the command of german fourth reserved corps, aged 68, just reactivated, looks out and he's got a reserve corps. no artillery. sees an en men. they said, general, what do we do? and he said, well, i'm taking a nap, and then we attack. if you go there today, and i said to my wife, here's the highlight. you're going to see the plain. here come monterey's soldiers. you look into disneyland europe [ laughter ] >> so far has paris spread out. >> i'm going to take your pate on the british expeditionary force and ask a two-part question. the first is how decisive do you think was kitchener's midnight trip

officers serving warrantss can wear the devices on their chest, lapel or on their heads.re over 100 cameras here at the booking facility. since august '44 deputies are wearing body cameras that record every interaction with every inmate. many law enforcement officers welcome the added scrutiny. >> we like them, because it keeps the inmates accountable for what they do as well as the deputies. >> reporter: is there a down side? >> not to us. >> reporter: as ferguson police and the family of michael brown know too well, there is no limit to the down side of not knowing what happened. >>> al jazeera continues to demand the delease of its three journal list who have been held in prison in egypt for 342 days. they were jailed on false charges of helping the outlawed muslim brotherhood. they are appealing against their convictions. peter greste, and mohammed fahmy were each sentenced to serve years in prison. baher mohamed was given an additional three years for having a spent bullet casing in his possession. >>> attacks by gunmen in indian administers kashmir killed several so

adventurous, more outgoing, so light wait italian wool with a brushed grow grain piping along with peak lapeldude that wants to go out and mike sure everyone knows he's at the party. next we have the complete opposite. >> this dude is very low key dressed down, nice midnight blue black fair with black slack midnight blue. this guy the stealth guy. he comes in, everyone pays attention to him for all of the right reasons. >> like a mike jerrick look? >> i think that; yes yes, i can see him rocking that. >> okay. then last we have more classic look this is your midnight blue tux, black rowgrain, only thing nontraditional, paired it with black charcoal shirt rubberized buttonsment doesn't get any more proper than. >> i love commonwealth proper. spacious room you guys have here, i feel like james bond. >> that's what we want to evoke, we want people to feel hyper confident about themselves leaving this place. we always have a thing here, we're never open but always here, please if you're in the neighborhood, ring the bell, we're glad to host you. >> i'll walk through show you guys how spacious it

wear the cameras made by the same company that made the non-lethal taser devices on their chest, lapels or on their heads. >> there are over a hundred cameras at this booking facility. 44 deputies are wearing body cameras that report every interaction with every inmate. many law enforcement officers fearing career-damaging charges of excessive force welcome the added scrutiny. >> it took a little getting used to, but it keeps the inmates accountable for what they do as well as the deputies. >> is there a down side? >> not to us, no there is no down side. >> as ferguson police know too well, there is no limit to the down side of not knowing what happened. >> a second investigation into a politically motivated traffic jam in new jersey has found no evidence that governor chris christie was involved. he visited parliament durin today. they say they were untieable interview several witness who is could have provided more information to the governor's possible roll. >>> republicans appear to be on the cusp of expanding the major in a run off election in louisiana. >> reporter: towns are hopi

black people but for the cities and the police departments and you can't do that with cameras on the lapel three day training about not to get in trouble when you are having crowd control. knowledge in the 21st century world we are part of an interdependent planet where races either live together or we die together. >> call for protest in columbus circle, just talking to duarte jarrodino. #shut i.t. down. #economic shutdown, #no justice no profits. talk to me about that. there was attempt to shut down some black friday shopping asking especially african americans not to take part it didn't really work but tell me about that? >> you don't close the bridge the west side highway nobody is going to take pay attention. look at us, this counts, your shopping is important but so are we. the real part is look at us. this is where the economic eleads have to understand. if we don't have racial justice we are going to have racial unrest. we saw newark and los angeles in the 1960s burning down. ferguson, it was their own neighborhoods, no justice to peace no profits. if we can't stabilize our cities

the lapel pin which featured a picture of his wife, was scratchy, the portrait was taken down and fixednd a retouched portrait was rehung. consider the one from jerry brown's two terms. >> come on. >> my father saw my portrait. he was angry. he said, you'll never be elected to another office again. >> brown of course went on to run and win, for governor again, he will hopefully get another portrait in a few years. >> there are other headlines, iines is back with that. >> body had internal temperature of 103°. officials say the heating system in his cell malfunctioned and no one checked on him for several hours. a one time executive in bernie madoff's company will join husband former boss behind bars. four other co-defendants will be sentenced in the coming days. bernie madoff pleaded guilty to fraud in 2009. he is serving a 150 year sentence. >> we have just learned that six people have died whether an executive jet crashed into a home in maryland. the crash set the home and two other houses on fire. witnesses say the plane had been circulating overhead for some time before it went down

i have a shine clipped on to my lapel here. we wanted to make something that was different.t, you know, would appeal to women just as well as to men. and i think the thing that has really gotten people excited is the fact it doesn't require charging. liz: what does it run on? a battery of some sort? >> absolutely. a battery. you switch it out twice a year, every six months. instead of if you understood to find your charges every three to four days. it runs for a month at a time. people like it because it's waterproof for swimming, 15 meters waterproof. we have a lot of swimmers who like it. liz: let me ask you a question about the actual device itself. what's it made of and where are you manufacturing it and who is buying it? you've been selling thousands of these things. >> yeah. you know, shine the metal one, that retails for $100. we started to make that in decree. korea. the plastic one, the flash, is $50. we wanted to make something affordable. i felt, you know, when we looked at the market, a lot of these products can be expensive especially if you're trying them out.

the lapel pin which originally featured a photo of schwarzenegger's former wife maria shriver, was somewhat smudged and had to be retouched. consider jerry brown's portrait. >> my father saw my portrait. he was angry, said you will never be elected to another office again. >> brown went on to win another office as governor, he will get a second portrait in a few years and hopefully not one that is so modern-like. ines can take over now. >> okay. news from around the nation. >> i necessary. >> that's what i get to be in place early. >>> death of a prisoner, jerome merdow was found dead at rykers island earlier this year, his body had an internal temperature of 103°. the heating system malfunctioned and no one checked on him for several hours. >>> a one time executive in bernie madoff's company daniel bonventra was sentenced, and four other co-defendants will be sentenced in the coming days. bernie mad offpleaded guilty and is receiving a 120 year sentence. >>> six people died when an executive jet crashed into three homes, three people were on board, three lived in the homes. witnesses say t

back in september you might recall during the initial unveiling a big smudge was apparent on the lapel of his jacket. turned out to be a sloppy edit of sports to kov up a small portrait of an estranged wife maria shriver. the two were separated by then. it's since been touched up by the original artist and the smudge no longer shows. >>> next, we're in the middle of a round of rain but how long will it stick around? we're tracking the rain and what it's going to do for your friday night. >>> and millions of people are in danger of powerful typhoon is barreling toward an island nation which is still cleaning up from a major storm. >>> i know that sunds ludicrous but that's what's happening. >> plus, our investigative unit uncovered a rule keeping postal workers from dialing 911 in an emergency. the threat that workers still face if they call anyway. >>> right now as we approach 6:30, the evening commute a little sloppy. the rain is here. live look at 101 in pal to at to. traffic is slow during this friday commute. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking the hot spots right now. >>

so you know kind of the least was grabbing somebody by the lapels to get their attention if they're notying attention all wait to water boarding, right. sleep deprivation. coming near the far end there. sleep deprivation one of the most effective. water boarding, very effective. so they ranged, right. but he approved them. he approved the specific techniques. he said so in thinks book, right. now here's where you get to the morality question. so legal and effective, and certainly thought to be effective at the time, right. so the morality question is not easy. i think some people make it sound really easy, right. why would you ever do this. the morality question is actually quite difficult. on the one hand, the question is, how could you possibly do the stuff at the far end, right, to another human being. particularly done by a country that stands for human dignity and stands for human rights. how could you possibly do that, right. i understand that. resonate with me to some extent as it does to a lot of people, right. but then you look at the other side of the morality company. how can

relations and it would include $75 million to help pay 50,000 small cameras that police can wear on their lapels. the cameras record officers on the job. >>> president obama is calling on congress for emergency fighting to help fight ebola. to meet with the medical team working on a promising ebola c vaccine. in phase one the vaccine appeared to be both safe and effective. >>> a republican congressional aide is in hot water over her comments about president obama's daughters. elizabeth lauten resigned she took to facebook to criticize the way that sasha and malia were dressed at last week's annual turkey pardoning ceremony. she said the girls were dressed for a spot at a bar and told them to show more class and respect. both democrats and republicans expressed anger over the statements. >> she took off after teenage girls, not because they did anything wrong, but because she doesn't like the job that their dad is doing. and i don't think that's very fair way to play politics. >> the aide later apologized for her comments. >>> happening today, minnesota vikings runningback adrian pei r repeaterso

the city, mayor and white people and police departments and you cannot do it with a camera on the lapel bit of three day training about how to not get in trouble doing crowd control, you have to do it with a much deeper form of education which is knowledge in the 21st century world and part of an inter dependent planet and we live or die together. >> there was a call for protests in columbus circle, we were just talking to duarte and this is shut it down today and columbus circle economic shut down and hashing to no justice no profits. talk to me about that, no justice no profits the connection and attempt to shut down some black friday shopping to ask people across the country particularly african/americans not to take part in this, this corporate america thing it didn't really work by the way but tell me about this connection no justice, no profit. >> two pieces and one is to get attention and don't close the bridge or west side highway and do not shut a market no wione wl pay attention and look at us and discounts and your shopping is important but so are we and one is look at me and

north koreans wear lapel pins of their leaders and riotous applause is wherever and whenever kim jong-unike and to the 169 babies born between 2007 and 2011 named barack. you can keep your name. that's all for now. i'll see you tomorrow. "the ed show" is up next. >>> good evening, americans. welcome to "the ed show," live from new york. all right, let's get to work. ♪ ♪ >> i can't breathe! i can't breathe! i can't breathe! >> if you're speaking, you can breathe. >> all lives must be valued. >> some level everybody is our kid. >> couldn't help, but immediately think what it would mean to me to lose dante. >> it's not fair. it's not fair. what do they not see? how could they possibly not indict. >> you cannot resist arrest. it leads to tragedy. >> big challenges like

and also, what has been happening here, one officer was just terminated for not wearing his lapel camera. but what i wanted to state was .his i've been stopped on several occasions. on one occasion -- and i don't drink whatsoever, nor do i have .ny history of it i was stopped and i was made to do a walk for 45 minutes. i was taken tois the detention center. i was arrested. i blew into a device and it came out double zero. after the people stated that i contacts, there was a private vehicle and i was heralded back down town 20 miles away. in the process, my vehicle was towed. and every thing that went on with that. i believe that every city, ,robably the united states should be overseen by the justice department to take care of this, to remedy this situation that is happening with ofpanics, blacks, and people minorities in general. host: that is robert from albuquerque, new mexico. "washingtone in the times" this morning, a first look at the protest last night, coinciding with the christmas tree lighting in rockefeller center. a crowd gathered in downtown manhattan. [video clip] for years

lyndon johnson grabbed me by the lapel and said "i want you to tell john that i want that." i went right across the room to john and said, -- he looked at me laughing and said, "i know what you are here for and i will do it." i've never seen a president operate that way. if he had not had vietnam on his shoulder, he would have been on the books as the greatest president. >> we only have eight or nine minutes left. i'd like to look across the arc of time you've served here and ask if you can tell me what your most memorable vote was. >> i can tell you my most memorable bill, and i've had many. my first term, second year in congress, the house and senate have passed a cost-of-living adjustment for retired federal employees. shortly afterward, i received a letter from a constituent saying , i noticed that congress passed this cost-of-living adjustment for retirees. i'm a federal employee. i'm a white house retiree. i did not get an adjustment. why? fair question. it turns out they had their own separate retirement program. it should have been included in a separate provision of

there's an entire brigade under general lapel that's coming that's been besearching brussels. they're virtual to fall into the side of french six army. and i think they owed the somers that one last thrust. it could have resulted in kluck's army beingdy feeted. but i think we would have had a result. by the way it should be called the battle of the orc. it's a wonderful battlefield if you ever get there. i took my wife there three years ago. we went up the ridge, where the command of german fourth research corps, the general looks out and he's got in reserve corps, no artillery, and he sees an entire french army marching at him, 250,000 men. this adjutant says general, what do we do? he says well, i'm taking a nap, and then we attack. if you go there today, and i said to my wife, here's the highlight, you're going to see the plain, and here come maunoury's soldiers, you look into disneyland, europe. so far has paris gone. >> i'm going to take your bait on the british expeditionary force. and ask a two-part question on this. the first part is how decisive do you think was kitch

these are the cameras that you wear on your lapels. obviously it's a very important piece of evidence is there any any confrontation. particularly violent confrontation between police and a member of the community. so in this yearlong study in california with half of the members of the police force wearing it abuse, complaints of police abuse were down 88%. the use of force was way down as well. down 60%. here's what the president had to say about it yesterday. >> in the two years i have remaining as president, i'm going to make sure that we follow through. not to solve every problem, not to tear down every barrier of mistrust that may exist. but to make things better. and that's how progress is always made in this great country of ours. >> yeah the president was responding to what he anticipated would be rolling eyes that he's naming another task force to move forward with these issues. he says this time it will be different because this time it has the force of the president of the united states behind it as well as obviously outgoin

there will be thousands of people coming to congress, knocking on our doors, grabbing our lapels and asking us to pay attention. pay attention to this illness. i want to just review very, very quickly some of the costs that are here and basically wrap this up. you talked about the home care, there are articles that appeared recently in the "sacramento bee" about elderly people taking care of each other. a wife taking care of a husband in their 50th year of marriage with severe alzheimer's, the love that is so apparent, but also the difficulty of an elderly person taking care of another elderly person. we can address that. that's what the legislation is all about, bringing medicare into this. the research thing we talked about earlier, i'm going to put up very, very quickly, a couple of charts. this one, what's going to happen to the federal budget if we do not address alzheimer's. $122 billion today, 35 year 40rks years we're going to look at $800 billion, and that doesn't include the private ,200 r, it will be $1 billion spent on this. if you're a deficit hawk you should be paying a

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