the lear factory. series come out of this building, allowing lear to move from show to show like a dervish. >> "good times" was like holy smokes, there's black people on tv. >> there had never been a complete black family on tv before with the father. >> what made it so unique and universal was that we had the same problems in our household and we do not live in the projects in chicago. >> dynomite! >> you want to worry your head about nothing, go on and do it. but we have $32 in the shoe box and i have another $6 here in my pocket. >> you worked all night and all they paid you was $6? >> there were a lot of folks who were not happy with the show. the black panthers were very upset. when huey newton came to see me, the big complaint was why can't we see a black man that's doing better than that? >> "the jeffersons" started as neighbors of archie bunker. >> don't call me honky. >> why are you so sensitive all of a sudden? >> how would you like it if i called you nigger? >> he called me nigger! >> that's

." >> norman lear and bud yorken created iconic shows. >> they revolutionized cbs and all of televisionorld is crumbling down. the coons are coming. >> to use language on tv like that was unheard of. but it captured a certain moment. >> archie, 12% of the population is black. there should be a lot of black families living out here. >> i think it's wonderful. >> let's see how wonderful it is when watermelon rinds coming flying out the window. >> i thought they better be careful. >> there was no doubt in my mind american people were going to accept it. >> do you have a quick answer for the people who say the show reinforces bigotry and you know that charge started from the very beginning? >> yes, my quick answer is no. >> everybody is going to see something they knew damn well was going on and nothing that surprising. >> edith, we're out of toilet paper. >> no, we're not, i bought some yesterday. it's in the closet in the kitchen. >> i ain't in the kitchen. >> oh. >> hearing a toilet flush for the first time was a big deal and made headlines. >> what's this country coming to anyhow? >> wh

it helped me understand what shakespeare was doing with lear. i did not really understand it until years later when i, myself have the opportunity to take on positions of significant responsibility in the presidency of two colleges.colleg for me, 11 of the most difficult aspects of the work was coming home at night after having been in the office all day, walking in the front door, sitting down at the dinner table with my wife and two young children. there is a wonderful moment when lear is with his entourage at albany's palace and oswald comes up to him and says to him consulting then he says, do you know who i am? oswald says yes, you are my lady's father. he goes into int a rage, rage which gets repeated numerous times as he feels himself divested. of the meaning of the world that had been his in this context of the kingship. so there he was at the dinner table, with my two children, wanting to say do you know who i am? and of course that doesn't work at the dinner table. it was so illuminating to me to understand how shakespeare illuminates

my favorite book is king lear. >> i haven't even read king lear. >> yeah, and i have.ing me feel very stupid. whatever, shakespeare isn't even real english. what if he likes a book. doesn't mean she's magically loyal to canada. >> canada is my dream come true. the difference is the safety we feel here. >> safety? yes, safety. oh, yeah, safety. i guess when you see refugees on tv, they're always running away from danger. but it's too risky. if even one refugee goes bad, it could cost canadian lives. >> so we're going to decide not to help 49,999 people because one person went bad. >> yep. that's the american way. >> that's not how we look at it. we wouldn't blame all syrians for that one syrian. we don't blame all americans for donald trump. (audience reacts) >> these guys didn't get it. i decided to seek out the man who started this mess. the one canadian who could shut this whole thing down. why are you trying to destroy north america? prime minister justin trudeau. clean out your drawsers, america, it's about to get messy. tomorrow, when we return for part two, the b

this is a story about what i would call the sociological and existential significance of king lear. in the 1980s i was teaching at stanford university in what was then called the great works of western culture program which every student at stanford had to pass through in order to get on the baccalaureate degree. in the course of reading the great works of western culture, we read shakespeare. for a number of years the play we read was kingsley or, remarkable extraordinary play which was a pleasure to teach. i was dealing with students between the ages of 18 and 22 but most were about 18. teaching the play to students who were 18 years old went rather naturally to the place they knew and that had to do with the fact the play is about a family, a deeply dysfunctional family, in particular. most of the conversations and most of the work and most of the significance of the play for them arose from those relationships king lear has with his daughters and the domestic relationships during the play. at the end of my time at stanford ironically i was invited to participate in a seminar fun

comes just weeks after the deadly shooting of a prince george's county firefighter during a could lear man will be charged with after leading police on a chase through the district and montgomery county. this all started yesterday when a park police officer alledgedly spotted some sort of the driver was eventually into custody. fi> that sparked more than two weeks ago. the "washington post" reports the fire has been fully contained. a portion of the appalachian trail will stay closed until workers know the areas are safe. the fire stretched across more than 10,000 acres making it one of the largest fires in the park's 80 year history. investigators are still looking into a cause. >>> now to even's favorite panda cub, especially mine. this week bei bei will begin training -- >> training? >> i guess with the panda the very to do. early stages, so todas bears. seeoday. and fog after what was a very gray and gloomy weekend. today won't be a whole lot better to get you started. gray and gloomy here early this morning. there is a big surge of way warmer air that will come rushing in herur so

cooler at the coastline, staying lear this evening. sunset will happen at 8:13. as we go into the next several day, much cooler temperatures, i'll show that you in a few minutes. mike, how is it looking now in oakland? >> it is looking great. it's a reminder, the doves play tonight. also, the a's play today. those are your reviews. let's go over to the tri-valley, west of 580 as well. this is westbound for the w. eastbound, construction around, just like the last couple of days. the side of the san mateo bridge, it's beautiful

erin: it will be a rematch ost lear yees -- rematch of last it will be fun.ryce harper was hit by a pitch last night. what is his status for tonight? uh-oh. we have the very latest. jonathan: tonight on newschannel8 at 10:00, three women credited with stopping a potentially sexual assault. after they blew the whistle on a guy who appeared to be putting something in his date's drink. that man was arrested. now we are learning more about the man and his possible roofie attempt. join me and michelle marsh and storm watch 7 meteorologist steve rudin at 10:00. ♪ amsleep number beds with you with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. it's the semi-annual sale! save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. erin: the nba finals are set. it will be a rematch from last year between the cavaliers and golden state warriors. steph curry and company beat cleveland 4-2 last june. but the cavs will arrive in the bay area in much better shape than they wer

lear vineyards. general admission is $25. stefan, we had you on a couple months ago. lear vineyards. coffey, tomorrow you are performing? >> tomorrow night 7:30. come on. 90 minutes. come on! >> you talk about blossom hill red, white, and blue. let's show it to our viewers. a little look at mr. red, white, and blue as we send you off to break. >> ♪ red, white, and blue all these stars and stripes stand on the front lines ♪ >>> caught on camera. a frontier airlines flight was forced to turn around when a woman threw a full on tantrum. watch. >> going down. >> [screaming]. >> that was just part of it. she is kicking and screaming. the woman alternated between laughing and crying. the crew decided to return to the gate where the woman was removed by denver police. >> yikes. >>> a florida baby is now a social media sensation. zyla is just six months old and can't even walk yet, but here he is on water-skis. she went 700 feet. her father says she could have gone farther but she reached the end of the lake. a boat going seven miles an hour and adults treading on either side

conditions at the camps were bad and i was able to see some illegally shot rio footage from one of old lear factory where they put a bunch of tents inside very quickly to accommodate these refugees. the accommodations are not perfect, but a look better. people have a dry place to stay, after all. brent: you have been to the camp for. you have been one of the reporters who has done extensive reporting on the situation there. talk to us about the conditions you found the first time you arrived. reporter: it is hard to imagine how the conditions were and it is hard to imagine how people stayed there voluntarily. we have all seen these images of children playing in the mud and that was real. it was often raining here for days and people had to sleep in what beds and tents. the water came inside and the conditions were awful to put it simply. there were hardly any showers, not enough food, people were cooking on their own fireplaces and the air was filled with smoke. the conditions were very poor. we've heard these stories many times but people stayed voluntarily because they hoped the borders w

hopefully we'll be able to lear more about him as well. wel > so am unanswered questions qe there.sarah simmons, thank you. > well, fox5 viewer sent us video of a person walking rightw up to his home and stealing some packages right off of his door step.. juan sand develop moved intoevel this montgomeryville age justle seven monthsing ament he wanted to protect his family so he gots an app for his phone called cuba. the app is attached to security camera. there you see the guy come up, grab the packages, run back to a car and pool off. here's how the app works. wor when someone comes close to the property he gets an alert on his phone. sand develop says he was having lunch yesterday when his phone signaled him. i opened the application and ica saw the guy walking to the door doing? the next thing i see he opens se the glassdoor, takes the package and just starts walking away. aw i'm glad i recorded it. i called the police and they an were able on be here within ther hour to take the report. montgomery county police are asking anyone who recognizes re this police right here to giveh

we'll lear more thn more at the celebration this afternoon. >>> maryland's driver's licenses and i.d.ards are getting a make makeover. the look hasn't changed since 2003. officials want to better protect marylanders against identity theft and fraud. the new design will feature iconic maryland symbols and a colorful maryland themed background. >>> cap hoping for redemption. last year they blew a 3-1 series lead against the rangers. my kids can't stophe caps have their own comeback now this time against the penguins. >> i think there is pressure on both teams, but i think the side. >> caps won game five saturday. game six is tomorrow night. now, about if the caps win, they will play game seven here at home at the verizon energy acen thursday. >> i can't stand aboit. the back and forth. >> aaron is tuckered out from the whole experience. >> what else is tuckering me out, the weather. >> mother's day was beautiful. >> i was going to say, because we always give you a hard time, thank you for delivering a spectacular mother's day forecast. >> nice day yesterday after rain early in the morni

. >> officer who's shot a mentally ill man in palo alto have been leared of wrong doing. >> drop the knife. >> video shows william charging the officers with a knife on christmas night. we're not showing the moment because it's disturbing. the da says he likely created a fate emergency so get shot by the officers. >>> police drained a lake to search for evidence related to a man's death. a body was found floating this morning. police are treating it as a suspicious death. >> investigators say a gardener spotted a man's body face down in a lake. homicide detective day looking for evidence. >> looks like there may have been more evidence. >> investigators would not say what. they drained the lake and searched for more clues. >> it's odd it was in the front of the park. >> they showed me a picture of an older gentleman. said he's a person when had been found this morning and asked if we'd seen him. i hadn't. just sad situation. several restaurants say officers were nearby their businesses as well. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> tonight palo alto police are on the lookout for two burgl

. >>> we are getting a bet lear at three suspects accused of attacking two police officers outside northeast high school, investigators say two suspects first attacked a student, when the school police officers broke up the fight, two suspects turned on the officers and then a third joined in. this all happened on the 1900 block of cottman avenue on monday, the suspects all ran away when philadelphia police arrived. >>> taking a look at the weather now where no surprise, we're tracking more rain. kate bilo is in the weather center and kate, we're starting to sound like a broken record here. >> i know, we must be sick of hearing about it because i'm sick of talking bit but we have more gray days on the way, more wet weather on the way, and especially as we close out the workweek. shore got hit hard, this rain has push off the coast still a few hours erupting over central pennsylvania. a couple those could drift in tonight but nothing more than a stray shower, maybe some drizzle will overnight. lets go back six hours and look at what happened. notice these storms lined upright along the coast

woman: i had to lear how to drive with my hands -- yeah, that was interesting.e able to do that anymore, and at one point, i was able to do any of those. man: since i've been cycling, it's definitely helped my walking. woman: it's a fantastic opportunity to be working together with a common goal of curing ms, and sharing is the key. you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. >> the abc7 news app on the go on your schedule. on your schedule. news that lives where you live. san jose is this evening, at 6:15. >> and a taxi ride, if you need that, there is a push for new laws, requiring all concern to be in car safety seats in a vehicle but many areas exempt taxis from that rule. taxi companies site several reasons for this, including health code restrictions and allergy and hygiene concerns. the american academy of pediatrics wants new regulations to help protect millions of children it believes are at risk o

there are huge similarities in their vok answer lear. >> my financials show i'm worth more than $10 billion by any stretch of the imagination. >> is he start doing tremendously well financially. >> can i tell you this. >> i can tell you this. >> it is going to be many millions of votes ahead. >> it could cost you many millions of dollars. (laughter). >> trevor: this is so stupid. how is this real news. i don't even get it. donald trump didn't even bother to disguise his voice. or maybe, or maybe he dubt know how to disguise his work. like maybe hes with at home wearing a lady wig and dress on the other end of the phone. trump even admits to being mill are back in 1991 but apparently today's donald trump is someone else entirely. >> are you aware of the tape, is it you? >> no, i don't think it -- i don't know anything about it. you're telling me about it for the first time and it doesn't sound like my voice at all. i have many, many people that are trying to imitate my voice. and you can imagine that. and this sounds like one of the scams, one of the many scams. doesn't sound like me. >> tre

. >> officer who's shot a mentally ill man in palo alto have been leared of wrong doing. >> drop the knife. >> video shows william charging the officers with a knife on christmas night. we're not showing the moment because it's disturbing. the da says he likely created a fate emergency so get shot by the officers. >>> police drained a lake to search for evidence related to a man's death. a body was found floating this morning. police are treating it as a suspicious death. >> investigators say a gardener spotted a man's body face down in a lake. homicide detectives spent the day looking for evidence. >> looks like there may have been more evidence. >> investigators would not say what. they drained the lake and searched for more clues. >> it's odd it was in the front of the park. >> they showed me a picture of an older gentleman. said he's a person when had be found this morning and asked if we'd seen him. i hadn't. just sad situation. several restaurants say officers were nearby their businesses as well. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> tonight palo alto police are on the lookout for

. >>> raptors and kyle lowery, the calves lear slammed the door shut beating up toronto in game six.on 33 points and calves 113-87 win. lebron is going to the the nba finals for sixth straight year, only one other player has done that since the 1960's. >>> the pace under chip kelly, faster, faster. but his need for speed, caught up to the former eagles coach. the players too. but now is there a new tempo in town. eagles quarterback sam bradford will be able to run the offense at a slower pace under doug pederson. eagles will huddle. bradford license able to change up play at the line of scrimmage if he doesn't like the look at the defense. >> biggest thing is coming in out of the huddle, longer play calls, more time to assess situations, different checks, audibles, things like. that you come out slow you are dissecting what the defense is doing. they are not gassed. they are ready for every single play. so we have to run plays more so off of what they give us. it is different in that aspect. >> how about this pace today, some of the eagles practicing with 125 kid from around the dela

face with the oakland booty that is a lear frick baby got back, and racially insensitive.ively hasn't responded to the critics though. >>> robin wright is as good at negotiating as she is at acting. this superstar of house of card, demanded and got the same salary as her co-star kevin spacey. wright was making about $80,000 less than spacey, per episode. she threaten to go public with the the pay gap unless she got a raise. that is the kind of move claire underwood would make on the show and claire underwood would be somehow kevin spacey would be paying her as part of his salary. >> it is good. equal pay for equal work. she does a great job in the show but it is funny she was threatening to go public if she didn't get the raise. she still went public. got to tell you. >>> coming up in the next half an her of "eyewitness news" we are continuing to follow breaking news disappearance of an egyptair jet. >>> we're getting new information about a desperate search, justin. >> reporter: that is right, so far lines at the airport are not long at hall but what happens when many mor

death, including from john adams. 12 replies are also present to those letters in the hand of tobias lear. the archive also contains correspondence between george washington and thomas peter and documents relating to the settlement of martha washington's estate. thomas peter was one of the martha's estate. time has allowed me to highlight a small portion of the significant objects in the collection. i hope you will consider this a preview and come visit the house and learn about the history of the family who lived amongst them for 200 years. our 2016at as part of bicentennial, a book about the history of tutor place will be available in fall 2016. the collection comprises over .5,000 objects i've barely scratched the surface in describing a select few of them today. i also mentioned i would highlight the role as the daughters of the american of evolution in the lives of britannia. original correspondence related can be found in the tutor place archives. retain it became a member in 1891 when the organization was a few months old. 215.embership number was i asked a more recent number how m

. >> mormon lear. >> stephen: the creator of "all in the family," and "maude." how old were you?r eight years old, and i remember playing jax, the game of jax-- nobody knows what jax are. it's not a video game. it's a ball and little metal things. i was playing with his daughter and explaining the game to her. and, obviously, i was doing it in? some-- i was seven years old but i was like an old jewish man-- "no, you see what you do is you pick up--" like this. >> stephen: you were doing miracle max. >> yes, it was a precursor, a precursor. so norman thought i was funny and he said to my dad,un," your son is very funny." and my dad said, "no, not that kid. not that kid. he sits. he broodz. he's quiet." but norman at least thought i was fun gle your dad created the "dick van dyke show." >> he did? >> stephen: yes. was any of that your real home life. >> my father, he wrote most of the episode, and i always knew when he was stuck creatively. he would-- he would come into the room, and my-- my room at the house, and he would say, "has anything interesting happened to you lately?" so

in sports toronto raptors beat cleveland ca lears evening the series. san josÉ sharks go up three games to two after beating st. louis blues. nicole: welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. frustration is growing around the country. check points, the head of the agency sent an internal e-mail to staff members yesterday announcing a series of shake-up to agency leadership. at the top of that list is replacement of kelli, tsa's assistant of offices security operations, members of the house committee expressed outraged in a hearing earlier this month over a 90,000-dollar bonus hoggan received. lauren: also breaking this morning. virginia governor reportedly under investigation. sources tell fox news inquiry is focusing on democratic governor violated campaign finance laws during campaign. 20,000-dollar donation from a chie necessary businessman through u.s. businesses. it's illegal for foreign nationals to donate under u.s. election law. his office was not aware of the investigation but will coo

norman lear did not write that line. the first lady has said it's her favorite show, "black-ish." they watch that show and say, "that's our family." >> it feels great to have our show resonate with the people the way that it does, and especially the first family. and to be invited to the white house for the last few years and for to have them say, "your show is incredible. this is what we watch." >> stephen: you did you hang out. >> yeah, i hang out. i got to hang out. >> stephen: have you ever given the president one of these? ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> the president-- good. >> stephen: thanks. >> that's good. >> stephen: thanks. >> di, because the president gave it to me first. >> stephen: what? ! >> yes, yes. >> stephen: that's fantastic! >> yes. >> stephen: that's fab task. did you ever shoot anything with him? don't ask him to do a second tape. >> no. >> stephen: he's a busy man. >> he a busy man and he nails it on the the first take. >> stephen: absolutely. >> he has a great sense of humor and a great sense of comedic timing. >> stephen: it's kind of upsetting.

only on "good day philadelphia", we have actually caroled these caterpillars and train them to do a lear california dance. they are here in the studio now. caterpillars take it away. >> love it. love it. >> ♪ >> what? it is a huge one, mike, look at that one. >> caterpillars. >> yes. >> caterpillars. >> wow. >> that is a big caterpillars. >> well, i trained them overnight. >> hey, welcome. welcome. >> hey, guys. >> over here. >> yes. >> come on over to the matt here. >> come over so we can see you in the light. you are steve. where are you from. >> from long island. >> an tone friday brooklyn, new york. >> greg, from california. >> morgan from louisville, kentucky good how do you explain what you do? it is a dance but what is it. >> i have a hard time saying what we do. i would say the best description is that we are dance illusion ists. >> where will you perform. >> prince theater when? >> tonight, tomorrow, it is on saturday, sunday, next week, wednesday to sunday. >> is it sold out. >> it is not sold out you can still get your tickets. >> we were watching you do your practice, you guy

what did we lear what came out in court? jeff: well, a lot, jonathan. a very sad scene inside the courtroom. grace mann's mother in tears. holding thomas mann. the first witness to take the stand following the opening statement from the defense. the defense is arguing stephen grill is not guilty for reason of insanity. they offered a specific and bizarre explanation as to why he killed 20-year-old grace mann. here is video from this afternoon of grace man's family walking into the courthouse in fredericksburg. her mother again, the first witness in this case. she was on the stand 20 minutes ago. video of stephen breel parents and the other family members in fredericksburg as well. he is accused of strangling and killing grace april 17 last year. he was a junior and they were housemates. defense attorneys saying that on the day of the stephen breel was having ascites -- a schizophrenic episode. he texted his mother who told him to calm down, take a deep breath and say a hail mary. but he texted back hail mary full of grace. the defense argument that he w

he made us laugh at times and to lear the stories and to hear the officers' reaction and then actuallynd find out that he was a big taylor swift fan. >> i love you, taylor. i love you. keep up the good work. i love you. for real. you ever need a bodyguard -- kelly's here. >> just he makes you chuckle. you know, he's human. a human being. >> around everybody, man, you know, come on, man. man, they got me, make me laugh. >> sometimes he'd have these huge prison issue glasses that he'd wear, we'd always joke about them. >> let's do this here, okay? >> oh, god. >> these guys right here. i want to see if they're for me. you tell me, right? you tell me. >> let me see you. >> all of these stories that show sort of a softer side of him. it's hard to imagine the dark side that everybody talked about so often. i did see it the one day when he sort of lost his cool. >> he taking 15 minutes. >> kevin caught a glimpse of the dark side persona when he was shooting routine footage of kelly during his one hour out of his segregation cell. he grew agitated when he believed officers returned him before

>> stephen: i don't remember that-- norman lear did not write that line. ( laughter ) hey, the firstaid it's her favorite show, "black- ish." >> yes, yeah. >> stephen: congratulations. >> thank you. >> stephen: and the president said he watches that show and goes, "that's our family." >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: how does that feel? it must feel tremendous. >> it feels great, man. it feels great to have our show resonate with the people the way that it does, and especially the first family. and to be invited to the white house for the last few years and to have them say, "your show is incredible. we love it. this is what we watch." >> stephen: did you hang out at all? >> yeah, i get to hang out. i get to hang out. i get to, you know. >> stephen: have you ever given the president one of these? ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> the president-- good. that's good. >> stephen: thanks. >> i did, because the president gave it to me first. >> stephen: what? >> yes, yes. >> stephen: that's fantastic! >> yes. >> stephen: that's fantastic. did you ever shoot anything with him? don't ask him

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and lear are the said lines, the 9th of may, 2016. a tropical compression tarning the coast.ght not even make landfall as it moves forward. rots of rain in a. in texas, heavy rain between austin and houston has led to flooding now the blamed for fourth deaths. two others are miking. in manslaughter, eight children and throw adults were struck my lightning. six suffe suffered serious inju. a crowd of some 350,000 bill 'ended the race. more rain forfex techs. scattered showers over the west and northeast. tomorrow ex sect soggy memorial day along the east coast while thunderstorms in the plains. >> i would hope that he wasn't -- >> the human toil of road rage. ♪ and later. the monkees. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, c i that deep breath. just in case you have unwelcome brush with road rage. our cover sorry is report by kris van cleave. >> punches thrown in the middle of a houston intersix. grown men and a women brawling. then one of the drivers purposely rammed his truck into the other car before speeding off. road rage it seems is everywhere. and caught an video. as driver use bats, fists

the most pathetics thing you lear out of the white house, among many pathetic things you hear out of the white house, every time there is another major isis attack, well it is sign of weakness, sign of desperation. yesterday, three massive bombings, two smaller ones in baghdad. now, in the last 48 hours, you have seen isis counterattack cutting the road to palmyra where putin had his concert. counterattacks killed an american seal last week. isis is not down for the count. our president has done too little, too late. we have made a slight difference but isis is still thriving. even james clapper, president obama's director of national intelligence admitted, he told us, mosul far from being retain last year, iraq's second largest city, will definitely not be taken before obama is out of office. it may be years. trish: colonel, what is his legacy going to be? how will he go down in the history books given rise of isis and terrorism the last eight years? >> immediately after leaves office of course the left will continue defending him but over a few decades, he is going to be regarded i

cooler at the coastline, staying lear this evening. sunset will happen at 8:13. as we go into the next several day, much cooler temperatures, i'll show that you in a few minutes. mike, how is it looking now in oakland? >> it is looking great. it's a reminder, the doves play tonight. also, the a's play today. those are your reviews. let's go over to the tri-valley, west of 580 as well. this is westbound for the w. eastbound, construction around, just like the last couple of days. the side of the san mateo bridge, it's beautiful for you. >> it's time to sort off a chaotic scene that ended with three people shot, including one that may have been shot by a police officer. it all unfolded about 9:00 p.m. on kingsley drive, witnesses say at least five gunshots were fired amongst a group of people. the police source tells the time the officer on the scene actually shot one of those people. again, in all, all three people were taken to the hospital and all are expected to survive. so far, there is no word on arrests. >>> this morning, feelings of shock and sadness at an

you have to wake up early and you'd lear rather be doing some else. but hey it's why we get paid the big bucks and they do a terrific job. but we took a new approach on how we handle mass arrests. other agencies in the city have had the ability to cite and release people. traditionally here with the way the rules are set up and the laws, we've had to have full custody arrests for most of the arrestees that we handle. even in mass arrest civil disobedience situations and it's tremendous in terms of time and effort. these are the same troops during that week that had to go day to day for about ten days and be the same people being brought in early to handle these ars arrests. so we took a concept that i thought could be employed. we borrowed anddapted the metropolitan police's cite and release forms, their policy. we adopted them to ours. we worked with the attorney general for the district of columbia to make sure we were using the appropriate charges. and when the law changed in 2013 it made it easier for us to use this process. so we employed it, and

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